The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-20
A MODEL DAIRY COMMUNITY
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE STATE
INSPECTION IN COTTAGE GROVE
AND WOODBURY.
F. c. Gibbs, State Inspector, After a
Personal Visit to Each of the
Diaries, Submits the Result to the
Head of His Department.

The official report of the state inspec-
ton of. the diaries in the towns of Cot
ytage Grove and Woodbury., Washington
county, that sell milk in St. Paul, has
been complied by F. c. Gibbs, state. dairy
inspector, as follows: 80
George .Scofieid, St Paul Park. four
teen cows, condition fine apparent health
perfect. utensils perfectly Clean first
Tibbets Bros, St. Paul Park, eighteen
cows, fair flesh, apparent health perfect,
Herbert c.. Ffftz. ST. Paul Park, TWEEN
ty-seyep cows, condition, fine, apparent
health perfect, utensils clean. ~
COWS. condition fine, apparent hea tn per-
fect, utensils perfectly clean - Nv E7t,5
John Benson, st. Paul Park, eighteen
feet, utensils clean, good dairy.
Herbert Ames, st. Paul Park. eleven
cows COWS; condition first-class, apparent
William Nicolai, St Paul Park four
cows, condition good, apparent good
health; barn good, utensils clean.
III: de Arton, st. Paul Park, thirteen
health, utensils fine shape.
Peter Cumming, Langdon seven COWS.
condition good, apparent health perfect,
Peter Thompson, Cottage Grove, ten
cows, condition very fine, apparent health
perfect, barn clean, utensils first-cIass,
fine, well-kept dairy.
W. Q. Keene, Cottage Grove, fourteen
cows, condition fine, barn clean, apparent
g99d health, utensils clean and good.
cows. fine condition, apparent health per
feet, barn celan, utensils clean and good.
well kept dairy.
H. D. Fisk. ST. Paul Park, five COWS.
good condition, apparent health perfect.
barn clean, utensils good
r E. woodward, Langdon, one hundred
cows, condition very fine, barn clean, ap-
parent health perfect, utensils perfectly
clean, splendid dairy.
Levi Bailey, Langdon, rhirty-five cows,
codition first,class, barn perfectly clean,
shape, tirst-class dairy
H. F: Hogan, Langdon, three COWS, good
condition, barn good, apparent health
J: 6: DAILY, Langdon, forty cows, fine
perfect, fine dairy.
COWS, condition cows good, barn good and
health perfect, utensils clean.
George w. Wilkinson. zLangdon, eight
COWS, fine condition, apparent health per-
rect, barn clean and utensils nice shape
Il. Welch, Langdon, ten cows condition
very fine, apparent health perfect, uten-
sis clean.
w. w. Keene. Cottage Grove, eighteen
cows, condition fine shape, apparent
health good, utensils clean.
Richard Roberts, Cottage Grove, five
feet, utensils clean.
H. A Biscoe, Cottage Grove, six COWS.
fair flesh, apparent health perfect, barn
clean, utensils good.
]. w. Howard, ST. Paul Park, twenty
cows. condition good apparent health
perfect, barn clean and untensils good.
Albert Bahe, Cottage Grove. fifteen
cows, good condition. apparent health
perfect, barn fine and utensils clean.
William >, P E,a Cottage Grove, ten
perfect, barn good and utensils clean. IL
f. w. Myers. Newport, sixteen cows
health apparently perfect, barn clean and
utensils good.
William Oehlke, Cottage Grove, eleven
cows, condition fine, apparent health per-
feet, barn very fine and utensils good
M. Kuehl, Cottage Grove, nine cows.
condition very fine, apparent health per-
feet, barn clean and utensils good
Thomas MCGUIRE, Newport, eight cows.
fine condition, apparent good health. barn
clean and utensils good.
r. Jopp, Newport, seven cows health
apparently perfect, barn clean, utensils
good.
These diaries are located in one of the
oldest dairying sections of the state, and
| methods, is applied to all Of them. The
cows are almost without exception fat
and sleek, testifying to the fine pastures
they are in now and the good feeding they
received in the winter. The barns are
clean, well-kept and very many Of them
structures to be proud of. There are MANY
| fine milk houses for the keepingeof the
milk over night, and also for cooling the
mornings milk before being sent to the
| city. Cans, pals and other utensils ara
perfectly sweet and clean, all these things
| proving this to be model dairy commu-
nity.