The Mankato free press., 1923-10-05
CHECKS FOR sUTTERFAT.
Sums Paid BY MapIeton and Beau
I ford Creamerjes.

Sums Paid BY MapIeton and Beau
ford Creameries.
Mapleton, Mimi, September %
Forty nine, cents was the price paid
by the Mapleton Cooperative
creamery for August butterfat.
Those receiving checks of $50 and
as seSutE fGllGNs pTSa Robert BTsstsz
Mrs. August Keller, $159. 9.59; e. F.
More, s145 81; Felix LeBrun,
s1Ss :9s; A. 1. Miller. s1s7 .05: Carl
s1oS SO; G. E. Hall, sio5 35; Earl
Walker, $104.57; Amiel Nienow,
$101,92; John Krengel, $100. "a;
Ferd Karstedt, s98.24 J.-H. Wick,
s97.82; Albert Hardtke, $96.33:. AL
vim Jaeger, s94 81; J. F. Bell, 1884;
II; Schutte, ss1: II; j.. T. Goff,
ssS Ssh AZ st,Mr WiaR ssI Hanna sss1s Jo
$S6. SO; warren Lievan, SIS .35; Ell
mer Martin, s84 54; Charles Doss,
$82 .25; John Gartner, S7s. II; C. F..
Schulz, s77.61; C..E. Jones, $77. az:
Sommers, s73.59; Jos. Minkel,
s72.S1; Amiei Proehl, $72. .12; VIII
liam Pagenkopf, $50. 81; Ray More,
$50 :05;, John Brewer, $68 1856 H. M.
Hicks, s67.81; Herman Schubbe,
$3.50; George Sharp, 2.32;
Charles ean as Jaeger. 'eS "a; Clark y. Ward, Y,
George GEE; 1S Leiferman, hs.a ssa q; Morris Morris
and Steffen, s64 AZ; Fred Hackett,
SCI. .SS; Albert Bade, s61 68; Frank
Jaeger, S6O.72; c. j., Griggs. S59. .62;
DR.. Ira Bishop, $50. AZ; Elmer Zieg
Ter. s59. IL; James Will, $3.50;
Andrew Howieson, s58. 40; Vaubel
Bros, $57 II; Mrs.s VIM. Keller,
S57. .2S; C. e. Whitney, $55.23;
George Snyder, $53 .26: G. 2. Ellis,
$3.50; John Detgen, $50 Sc; H.. A.
Schultz. $50; 49,; J. n. Rabenhorst.
lin, $51 20; Homer Leroy, $51 .15. .
At the Beauford creamery 4S
cents was the price paid. Those re-
ceiying checks Of $50 and over are:
Henry podapp, $11s.S0; James Nor
row, $117.S4; John c. Albrecht,
S110.64; Albert .Birr, s1o7.71; Alex
Krengel, $104.64; Martin. Denn,
s10252; II. Trubenbach, $101.72; B.
4. Birr, ssS g; Henry Reuge, $s5.47
$ = Tat Iee SsS mass ss sso w!sm salsrs T4n
benbach, 1871; ]. w. Strobel, sS7.as
H. T. Fitterer, ss3 80; A. Little.
SsS ~; Albert Krugel, ss1.ss; Fred
Bluhm. 1891; William Minkel.
s7s.4S; Albert Prenzlow, $78. .Os; j.
r. Juliar, $77.S0;; Charles Howley =
$76.12; Leon DeRemer, $75.45; Wi
liam Raether, $74.o1: Joe Hager,
$73 So; Alf. Maurer. Sr., $6S SO; Ed
Wipkel, $67.92; Robert Warnke. :
$6792; p: T: Cramer, $66.62; Wesley
RaFa f. H fSSIz ,ss s. ssorss ssiIeTs
sS3.l2; Fred Krugei, ssa.5S; Francis
Maloney, $61.63; ALI. p. Maurer.
s61.5S; Mrs. Mary Busse, $3.50:
Claude Marble, $59.23; VIM. Krouss.
$5S.84; Aaron DUNN, $58.08; C. E.
Todd, $56.49; H! Dittburner, $685.;
Henry Minkel, $55.87; Henry Prange
S55.77; ]. w. Oyer, $54. .62; Oscar
Birr, $54.14; Casper Kremer, $54.60;
August Pomeranke, $685.; Herman
Wendt, $3.50; L. G. Pierce, S52.75;
2; En- 2; B.. McMahn; 1;,li se5sS: FRED Warnke,
Mrs. John Johnston. librarian al
the~public library, announces that
the library will be closed all next
week. The interior is being re-
decorated and a. new furnace is be
ing installed.
John F. Bell & Son will hold an
auction sale of purebred bigs type
Chester White hogs at the Schweer
Implement shop on Second street,
October 10. Their Offering will con
sist Of good lot of stuff and this
will be your opportunity to purchase
a herd head at your own prices. Do
not miss this sale.
The Ladies' improvement society
will hold its annual meeting at the
home Of Mrs. William Vromap next
Tuesday afternoon, October 2. It
is requested that sall members O,
this society be present.
Mrs. p. j. McGuiggan, Sr., spent
a few days the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. Stan Smith in Man
kato.
The members of the High School,
Glee club are planning on staging
an operetta sometime in the near flu
ture. Watch for further announce
ments.
A Lyceum course will be given at
this place the coming winter. Tick
cts are now being offered for sale
and may be secured of any OF the
high school students and other spon.
sors. The course is composed OF
four numbers and tickets will sell
sor the sum of $1.50.
Supper will be served at the Con-
gregational church parlors next
Wednesday commencing at $3.50 D.
m, and continued until ali are serv-
ed. Those on the serving commit
tee are Mesdames B. r. McGregor,
Robt. Morrow. j. Fl. Dobie, Thomas
Howieson, William Morrow, Ray
McKinnon, ]. G. Morris, Hattie
Wilde, and the Misses Jean Morrow
and Susan Sutton. The public is
cordially invited.
Sent To jail