Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

OF CREAMERY
Articles Are Filed With Secretary OF
State George NJ, Hays by
Lewistown Company.
BUILDING is READY FOR WORK
Best Business Men Ard Most Success.
ful Ranehers of Fergus County
Are Stock Holders.

The Lewistown Creamery associa.
tion filed its articles OF Incorporation
with secretary Of state George Hays
last week and the incorporators named
were w. ID. Symmes, David Hilger and
George NJ. Stone. The articles speci.
fy that the association is to conduct
general creamery business and that
1t will have all the benefits, ,appertain.
Ing thereto. The capital stock is
$4,000 divided into 100 shares.
OF the shares $500 have been sub.
scribed and the remainder of the
stock will be taken up soon. The
most prominent business men of the
city are interested In the company
and hold shares of stock and the
success of the venture Is assured,
The building is one of the most com.
plete of its kind in the state and
everything Is in readiness now to be.
gin operations. The latest machinery
has been installed and the plant
possesses everything that goes into
the makeup of a first class creamery.
The building is across the road from
the fair grounds and was erected
last summer at a cost of $1,000.
The association has chosen nine
directors to serve until their success.
ors shall have been elected by the
company. Those chosen are G.. ].
Wiedeman. David Hilger. w. ID.
Symmes, John Borgh, Peter Anderson,
William Medigar, John Laux and j.
+. Lane.
The shareholders and the amount
OF stock for which they have subscrib-
ed are as follow s:-George j. Wiede-
man, $500; John NJ. Vrooman, l.. p.
Slater. Damas TaillorS Iohn Laux,
George Stafford. JACOB Holzemer, Carl
A. Anderson. G. Z. Mahana, w. /.
Cameron, j. p. Barnes. +. l.. Wright,
II. p. Nelson. Joseph Bertrand, John
Borgh, George NJ. Stone, George w.
Ayers, John Crowley. II. G.. Jamme,
L. J. McCollum, Herman Often. l.. w.
Eldridge, Marion Maury, Frank Yea.
ger, Crowley Bros, J. II. Vadnais, v.
+. Dusek, II. c. Fletcher, A. b. Long,
l.. w. Acley, John Clegg, George Day,
Ed Mcdonnell. Peter L. Anderson. j.
r. Vanek, Frank Strouf, NJ. l.. Wood
man, w. o. Downing, A. B. Powell,
Vaclav Pulec, Robert Morrison, J. |.
Corbly. William Medigar, Samuel
Phillips, S. s. Hobson. David Hilger,
800 each. j. +. Lane and w. ID.
Symmes each have $500 in the pro.
ject.
When spring comes around again
the new plant will start up and the
people of Lewistown will be able to
eat butter made at their own cream
cry. The association Is composed OF
good men and the work will be push
ed in earnest next spring.
The ranchers of the country are
anxious to see the new plant begin
operations and they will do all in
their power to make 1t a success
They realize that IL will be big thing
for them and that they will then have
market for their milk and cream. a
thing which heretofore they have
not had. This creamery will encour
age the ranchers in keeping more ant
better cows and will indirectly hell
the stock business in the county.
These creameres are unqualified
successes in other towns of the state
with not half the progressive spiri
that there is right here in Lewistowr
and there is no reason why this city
should not have the best plant In th'
state. II is the intention OF the as
sociation to make il SO. In order tc
do this they must. however. have th'
cooperation of all and then success
Is in sight.