The Mankato free press., 1923-12-28
MINNESOTA LAKE NEWS
Creamery Association Pays Out Large
Sum cf Money


Minnesota Lake, December 22.-
The Minnesota Lake Cooperative
creamery paid it's patrons a total Of
$S,763.6S for butterfat delivered dur
ing the month Of November. Price
Iaid per pound was fifty seven cents.
dollars: w. E. Fischer, sS2 SO; Err
nest Grunske, $57.14; Jacob Her
man, $3.50 Clarissa Patterson,
$S6. 35; ED F. Miller, s:40.9S; Lor-
entz Woitas, $115. 80; Rob w. Deg
ner, $62.70; Frank P. Stencil, $97 AT
John II. Troska, $65. 80; Mrs. Otto
Boyer, $109.72 Frank Bach, $97 Al;
Earl Stanton, $685.; John Bach,
s62.41; Steve Evan, 5000; Tom
Stencil, $S2 2.65: Louis ]. Ostoboe,
$114.S5; Charles Minse, $99.32;
Louis Drager, $57.54; Charles
SCHROEDER, $99. .75; Budach Brothers,
$62. .98; Fred Newson, sS2. vii.
liam c. Minks, $52.72 William Pick,
$97. 81; Ludwig Albrecht, s110. 43;
Ernest Pojahl, $50 90; Joseph S.
Evan, $119. Al; Richard Schuck,
$61 .98; William Fischer Jr., $101 .17;
Mike Kroenke, SIS. "a; Leo Woitas,
$50. .13; Louis w. flasher, $64 IL;
Mrs. Peter Schuster, $90.4S; Her
man Hamman, $95. II; Phillip Son
mex, $14S.20; julius Tolzmann,
$128.S2; Sherm Latowell, $196 :22:
Joseph Stencil, $65.97; Ignatious
Rathai. S74.10: Frank Sonnek,
SAB. 40: Mrs. L. Schirmer, $40. So;
Albert Bohm, S5S. .2S; Adolph Tolz-
mann $6797 John J. Latuseck, $70,1l
Art A label, $125 40; Frank A. Wal
ser. $50. 43; Beske Brothers, sS4 90;
Fred Kinder, $64. Al; Louis +. Phil
lips, $64 .98; Edwin Ogle, S72. 81;
Martin Walser, sS1. 70; Harold Klaus,
8.2S; George Snyder. $72. 10; John
Veloska, $107 So; Joe Sonnek, $50 90
William Werner, $S3,5S; Sasmlr La.
tuseck, ss5. so; G. Kahn Jr.. $40. II;
az az % ID. August @ Tenfet, SO. ii; Ed
Redman, OS5. 90; Chris Roessler Sr.
Albert Albert schubbe, sSa.oS; Hilbert
Malzahn, $50 .01; Ed Thompson,
Sos. 73: Jacob Merrill, sl57 60; Ben
Pazimba, $64 .S3! Otto Putz, S18S.S1
Fred Latourell, $144.2S; William
Brandt, $50. 10: Herb A. Healy,
S6S S.S4; William Budach ;, $40. .54;
Herman Pieper, $7S. .23; Carl Besser,
$50. 90: Fred A. Paup, $63. "a; Erich
Tolzmann, $52.2S: Fred Schumacher,
S66. SO: George Miller, S75.91 Wil-,
liam +. Boyer, SS1 .SS; Walter Brandt
SIS. .95; Fred Radtke, $80.37 Her.
man Neitzel. $50 OF; Ben Tolzmann.
s74 10: Rich Reiman, $S2. .36; Fred
A. Miller. $104 SO: Frank Holan,
s52 Is; John Albright. S67. .54; Mrs.
F. Ketuher, $50. go: Ole Westberg,
s59. so; Herman Schell, $74.S1; Gust
Meyers, $116.99.
Mrs. Mary Kremer returned to the
Lake Monday from Long Prarie,
where she has been visiting relatives
the past three months.
Miss Audrey Lutz returned home
from Easton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hammond left
Tuesday morning for Long Beach,
CAL, where they will spend the win
Sherm Lstourell returned home
Monday afternoon from st. Paul
where he spent the past week at the
George Woodward home.
Miss Bernice Jones returned to
Wells Monday morning tosresume
her duties at the Normal school,
after spending the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Jones.
F. N. Kremer and son Stanley, Mr.
and Mrs. R. II. Gumm and children
home Tuesday from the
cities where they visited friends and
relatives. -..rt r. a.
William Getty OF Mankato was o
business. caller at the Lake Tuesday.
Ernest Stephan was a business caller
at Mankato Tuesday.
= Mrs. Carl Lembke and son Bob left
Tuesday for Minneapolis where they
will visit relatives ss