The Grange advance., 1874-03-25
LYONS COUNTY.

LYONS COUNTY.
MarshoU.-Cheese Factory Meeting.
From an account Of a meeting held by
the citizens of Marshall to consider the
establishing cheese factory, contained
in the Prairie Schooner, we CLEAN the
following interesting facts The Chair
man, Major Blake, thought that stock
raising and dairy would prove more
profitable than raising grain MIR. John
Ward, having had charge Of cheese
factory in N. Y. for six years, said
the cost of making was from $l.25 to
$500 per 100 lbs; that good COWS would
make from five to six hundred pounds
during the season. A committee was
appointed to ascertain the cost Of appa-
ratus and building, to see if Il competent
person could be found to take char. e of
the same. Another committee was ap-
pointed to ascertain the number who
would patronize such factory, and the
number of cows that each would furnish
We consider the enterprise as worthy Of
high commentator, and hope that other
places will follow the example. As we
have had occasion several times to re-
mark the only way to escape high
freights and do away with the necessity
Of so many middle men is to build up
all kinds of home manufactures.
RENNVILLE COUNTY.
Bsrch Loolie.-B..rmed Out.-Last
Monday afternoon the residence Of John
Comero in the town Of Birch Cooley, in
this county, was burned to the ground
Ihc tirr originated in u slll"INc-ilou:,. near
by ; the whole side of the house was in
flames before it was known to the occu-
pants. Nothing was saved, seed wheat,
all that he had, -four for the summer,
pork, clothing and furniture, all we're
destroyed, and nothing saved Comero
has wife and several children who are
left almost destitute. Surely they have
some stock, but if they sell that off they
must quit farming. We trust our gen.
erous citizens will assist this afflicted
family for such actions your reward will
be sure and ceriain.-RenuvsUe Times.
Beaver FdWs.-The dam to the new
mill being built at this place is 80 feet
high and 180 feet long at present. Some
Of the machinery is on the ground, and
the mill will be in running order by the
time Spring fairly opens.
The GRANGE ADVANCE is u first-class
paper.--Rennville Times.
FAR1BAULT COUNTY.
Deleoam.-The busy busy Bee with
the given name of Delevan, has reached
our table.-The Faribault County Coun-
Gil met in Delevan on March 5th. AS
sistant Secretary L. G. Seaton called the
meeting to order. G. S. Dunbar chosen
temporary President, who gave instruc-
tions in the unwritten work of the Or
der by request Of the Council. The Ex-
ecutive Committee were instructed to
incorporate the Council Committee on
tree culture, made report which was or
dered printed. Committee on political
action discharged. The anti-horse thief
committee reported bylaws to be adopted
by the Oranges, which were ordered to
be published in the county papers, the
Farmers Union and The GRANGE AD-
VANCE (They will appear in the next
issue of this paper) Report of commit.
tee on Arbitration read and referred
back to committee. Next Council is to
be held at Delevan the 1st Thursday in
April. eve hope our papers are not as
long in reaching Delevan as this report
was in reaching us. Our friends will
please take notice Of the Goodhue Coun- |
Gil on the cost Of litigation.