Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-02-05
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.ss5 Feb. The crea meAy meeting on
the Both was we'll attended and the
number Of cows as raised to 773 and
more to be heard from. Another
meeting Is soon be held Due notice
will be given and everybody is invit-!
ed to come, especially the Fish Lake
people who are thinking Of building
g creamery. for it is~ decidedly &C..
.knowledged for several reasons that
It would be to their interest to
cooperate with Randall in a cream
cry. One important reason Is that the
more milk that can be got to one
place the less it costs to manufacture
it: another reason is the distance
they have to- haul their butter to
market BY wagon which is certain to
work some injury to the grade of
their butter in hot weather, and yet
another reason is as stated by some
who claim to know, that if Randall
put up q creamery and Darlin &
another, 1t will leave the Fish Lake
people without sufficient number
Of COWS. and one experienced cream
cry patron advised not to start with
less than 600 COWS and says 1000 would
be better. Fish lake people, consider
the matter and come to our next meet
ing. which we intend If possible, to
have addressed by an expert sent out
by the state.
Hans Gosch is through with his ice
harvest and Fred SCHNEIDER is cutting
his, but Fred's ice won't likely be
of much account as he had to cut it
with q common cross cut saw.
Mr.. Kjeldergaard of the firm of
Doto.c,,, r. K:o11owroor1 ~ Grchinn
was in town Wedn esday taking a sur
vey Of our wood piles and transacting
other business.
Frank Rassier has Minneapolis beer
on tap now, so you can have your
, choice between the home product or
the imported.
The horse dealer has left town and
he also left his horfe here. but what
price he got for him will probably
,, never be kno IN, except by the parties
in the deal. Be that as it may, the
company ia to be commended securing
so fine horse and they deserve the
patronage of all who are interested in
raising good horses
There is an expert sign painter in
town at present, and he is doing lots
of work.
The following item was handed by
friend with the request that Z would
ask the Herald to publish it. So it If
none of my manufacturing. The
Northern Pacific bird paid the school
visit before a. m. Monday morn
ing. so we know it was not the school,
bnt the school ma am he went to
see. It appears from q conversation
which was overheard that he was
arguing that womea's troubles were
over when they found helpmate.
We don know whether he succeeded
or not, probably he can tell us.
The entertainment and basket social
on Tuesday evening in Bailey's hall
was vary we'll attended, and it was
one of those pleasant evenings that
everybody seems to enjoy. The pro-
gram though short. was we'll rendered
and the bidding on the baskets at
times was quite spirited.
II. Olson cried the sale and showed
considerable ability as an auctioneer.
The proceeds from the sale were 81.
In behalf of the ladies who had charge
and managed the entertainment. we
want to thank the ladies who 80
willingly and literally contri buted to
make it the success it was and the
gentlemen. also.
The creamery committee is in re-
ceipt of q letter from creamery sup
ply house of st. Paul, stating they
would have man here on Saturday
to talk to the committee, and all who
are interested in hearing him about
creamery andcreamery supplies should
hear him.