The Dickinson press., 1883-12-22
The average paid for cream in olmstead

The average paid for cream in Olmatead
county was Ii cents last summer. One hun.
dred pounds OF milk makes four inches Of
cream. Add the values of skim milk fol-
caves and pigs.and saving foftime. Butter
is a nece city. Not one a six eats cheese.
Batter making Is not liablato be overdone as
ia caeese.makipg. In thirly settled coun,ie,
butter is the most profitable. The over.
production of cheese is easy and reduces
the market. The price SHOULD be fixed for
both cheese and butter when either pays
best.
G. A. Houston believed in cheese factor
les and in creameries, too. His factories
are fixed up to make both hutter and cheese.
Ia Jun and July they make butter, and
let the calves Lave the skim milk. The rest
OF the season they turn to cheese. A spirited
discussion followed. The general senti.
meut was that both were profitable in their
place.
The committee on change of name rec
ommended a change to Minnesota butter
Batter Cheese and Dairy association. Adopt
ed.
The committee on premiums awarded:
On Creamery Butter-First premium, F.
D. Holmes, Owatonna; sesond, Marvin &
Cammack. The Austin creamery made
no entries. Dairy Butter-Fi,st premium.
s. N. Frisbee; second, A. P. Mcbride;
third, N. j. Leavitt. Roll Butter-First
premium, D. B. Waugh; second, L. P.
Spooner. GRADUATED Bu,ter-First prcmi-
UNI: Marvin & Cammack; second, y. d.
f. ID. Holmes; second Marvin e. Cammack.
On Cheese-Firss, G. P. Williams; second
Marvin e. Cammack. On dairy Utensils
First, S. ID. Cherry, cream gatherers; sec.
oud, Ov.f Cnurn company. /
Ia the test made with the Goshen owl
churn befo1e the committee. SIX inches OF
cream used, temperature G. deg, churntng
ing six pounds of very fine butter.
TIT committee on nominations for next
year reported:
G. E. Marvin, President; o. G. Gregg, vice
president; w. G. Rice, secretary and treas
urer.
Mr.. Marvin positively declined. The com.
mittee substituted the name of Col. Q. g.
Edwards of Spring Vslley for president.
Adopted es thus amended.
The committee on location reported Aus
tin for The place of meeting next year of
this association.
The following Is g complete list of the on.
tries in the dairy fair in connection with
the association. Esntries closed OH the
night of the 10Th inst:
Class A-Creamely Butter-Marvin &
Commack, Rochester; F. D.. Holmes,
OWatD.iU1.
Class B-D4iry Butier-J. S. Decker,
Aust n; d. Bero Lansing; William Richards,
Austin; S. d. Brockway, Rochester, S E.
s;sooner, Window; f. Conont, Udolpho; NJ.
Teetcr, Lansing; d. Gates, Austin; $. n.
Frlsbie, Oakl.nd; F. 2. Mcbride. L. =. Cos
lee, London; Il. II. Dinsmoor, Austin; N. j..
Lsavitt, Wasecs.
Glass Observation-Disclosures ell en-.
tries.
Class D-Roll Batter-H. Lyon, Lansing;
Ii. Pick, Austin; S. N. Frisbie' OAKLAND;
Fl. T. Chaplin, Austin; 4. ! onans, idol: he;
s. +. Spooner, Window; D. +. Waugh. Lsn.
sing. Jonas Harvey, lansing. ID. Gates,
Austin; Il. II. Diasmoor, Austin; NJ. Nc
Adams, Austin; n. S. Lsrdy, Moscow; +.
ID. Holmes. o yatonna.
Class D-Granulcted Butter-A. P. Nc
Bride, Leasing; Marvin e Commack. Roch.
este1; +. Conans, Udolpae; +. %. Holmes,
Owatonna.
Class E-Cneese-E. B. Williams, Ian.
sing: Marvin & Commsck. Rocheste-.
Glass F-Dairy a%ppa1atus-C, n. Beiseck-
er, Austin, forty and sixty pound butter
'ubs; Marvin s. Mccormack, Rochester,
sixty pound butter tubs; Henry Warren,
Goshen. Ind oval churn; Schock & Bolan-
der, O~rspgeville, Ills, test churn; j. G.
Cherry, Cedar Rapids; Iowa, carrying cans.
oAN SoAt1GS SolsS y. 1 dGle1sUu, USUAL,
GARY apparatus; Ames Bros, Austin, Dia-
mend feed mill; Ames Bros, Austin, rotary
lower and Wind mill grinder; A. H. Reed.
GIL ncoe. Mimi. Little Monitor corn shelter.
"Wednesday evening the audience repair
ed to the new Masonic hall, where an ele-
CANT banquet was served, tables beautiful
with flowers, individual bouquets at each
guests plrte. notices cut from cheese on
the walls. Two ha .dred and ninety plates
wete laid, and all were occupied.
Minne7ota butter and cheesa associatio n
sc pronou1 C ID success. Its third annual
meeting has fully met the highest expecta.
ions ofits %cifice:s. Far more precautions
societies have rttracled less attention and
e.llsd together & less noted body of practic.
ii agr%icuiturists and 0airymen.
Among those present we1e: Col. X. M.
Lit l:r, secretary National Butter ind Cheese
association, Davenport, Iowa; Rev. e. Mil.
| r, D. d., s.. T. III; DR.. Z. A., Grange, Uni
versi'y OF Michigan; c. A. Huston, presi-
dent, Iowa Butter ond Cheese association,
End president Cedar Rilidt dairy board OF
trade; 0. @. Gregg, Malshall. MINI: s. s.
Sheehan. Osage. Iowa; Z, |. c. q. Edward,
Spring Vsil "; II. A. Holmes, Cha.fi.li: B.
III. Ht lanes, sp.iog Va ley; William Lcav.
lit, Ho;stsin breeder, Waseca; j.. &. Cherry,
Cedar BapiGs; Col. Reed, president Mcleod
County Asricll u."l s~he;e.y: C. ID. Vernon,
Mankate; f. ID. Hell nes. Owatonna; A. p.
n k'ns.ry, Wlnnehsge City; J. A. 81. CT Viz.
tairEnon,: c. Il. Bi. seem. Algo: a; Il. J..
Curtis, Chicago; y. d Hil mar, MiIreapol $;
w. Q. l.iee, Rochester; G. E.. Marvin,
Rochester; besides a urge number OF tha
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