The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-16

mas had charge In the creamery during
the past year, will continue In charge.
Inc excellent showing Of the Elgin but
ter In the markets reflects credit upon
nim. Work will begin this week put
ting In the supply Of ice for next sea-
son.
The 6herburne Farmers Creamery
association heldaits annual meeting on
Monday afternoon. and the large num-
per patrons present evinced an active
interest IN the management of it's af-
Ialrs. The election Of officers resulted
as follows:
Rresident-Carl Peters.
vice President-Wells Harnden.
secretary-Bert Ellis.
Ireasurer-C. E.sI,andin.
D1rectors-C. Carlson 8 c. Miller g. VOL
ford. ~ =
The fiscal affairs Of the creamery
are SHOWN by Mr.. Ellis report as fol-
lows:
T Totai p pounds OF milk. ...... 1I5. 7so
6 dotaI pounds butter in II MONTHS. $3.50
paid natron'. ..............$9Ss wy W
Expense and sinking fund.-. ........ 2,232 %
Hu 1arae IA treasury 100 81
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me West Concord Dairy association
heid Its annual meeting Monday and
elected the following officers: President,
=. .. Whiting; vice president, C. w.
Westctott; secretary, j. G. Mccarthy;
treasurer. w. T. Schmidt. Board of di-
rectors. ]. B. Westgate, "A. Carr and
J. +. Douglass. The association has
gone Wen the past year and closed up
us years business with nice surplus
oh mana. The prospects are good for
an early resumption in the spring. 1t
is an institution that has been Of bene-
NJ TO the farmers who have patronized
II and 1t has been help to the town.
Inc large price paid by the Twin City
MIX dealers the past few months on
account of the scarcity of milk in those
piaces mas paid the farmers to ship
their milk, this being the principal fac
tor IN closing the factory the first of
the year.
Ihe annual meeting of the CORTLAND
creamery in Brown county was held
last week and the following officers
elected: President, Joseph Gilley; sec
rotary and manager, Herman Froeh-
l1ch; treasurer. James H. Doty; trus
Ices. Z. Brown, J. &. Jones, William
Somers, Theo. Lang.
Annual statement Of the CORTLAND
Creamery company for the year end
ing Dec. /, 1898:
Milk hauled . 4 S64 74S Ibs
1900 'auo. ........ ut, iSO lbs
Received for butter shipped f. o. b.
Received for butter sold at cream ''''''' =
cry. -. Observation-Disclosures. 43l 90
Exchanged at creamery. ......... $3.50 II
Total. -. 49,. $40, o1s 80
FACTORY expense. :. ............... $3.50 10
Applied sinking fund.-. ............ 819 IA
Pald patrons for milk. ................3 &c. ST. 40
Total. -. -. ........... SAC, O16 So
The annual meeting Of the Volga,
South Dakota, Cooperative Creamery
company was held last Saturday af-
ternoon in Snider & Johnson's hail. The
following board of directors was elect
ed for the ensuing year: J. L. Hall, o.
J. Sundet. M. M. Karlstad, W. r.
Reeves, M. A. Stumley. Even Evenson
and O. A. Holm. The board of direc-
tors met Friday to elect a president,
secretary and treasurer. The question
of what disposition would be made of
the creamery was left with the direc-
tors; whether they would continue to
operate it, sell or lease it. A commit
tee Of three, consisting Of j. j. Alseth,
Ii. P. Hanson and H. M. Karlstad, was
appointed to examine the books of the
secretary and treasurer.
y
Meeker County Buttermakers and
Managers association was held at
Dassel last Thursday. There was a
fair attendance. Prof. Shaw, of the
state school, who was expected to be
present, failed to arrive on account OF
illness. James Harris, Of Owatonna,
who is. ia charge of the Minnesota but
ter exhibits at the Sioux Falls eonven-s
ton, gave an address in the way of
throwing int fo,, he
guidance of intending exhibitors.
The next meeting will be held at
Litchfeld on the first Thursday in Feb
ruary, and at this meeting officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
AT the annual meeting of Union
creamery, Lake Belt, last Monday, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, w. J. Carter;
vice president, Levi Champine; secre-
tary, H. A. Saggau; treasurer, Pat Tai
ty directors. John Topp, Chas. Knuth,
Fred Knuth. Henry Slater, of the Ten
hassen creamery, gave very interest
ing talk on "How to Handle Milk at
the Farm" The business of the cream
cry is highly satisfactory and the
patrons are we'll pleased with it's man
agement.
The Ellington Dairy association held
it's annual meeting Jan. 9. The old Of
ficers were reelected TO serve the COM
ing year. The number of pords Of
milk taken into the factory during the
157 days that the factory ran was 1885,
761; number Of pounds Of cheese made
24,S91; number pounds butter fat. $780,
The Triumph Creamery association
elected the following officers: President,
John Steen: vice president, John Till
man; secretary, E. H. Fritz; treasurer
M. Kassulke. Directors, George OFT. G.
A. Johnson. D. Rooney.