Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-02-16
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CREAMERI ES

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Neglect of Them Will Kill th(
Goose that Lays the Golden
Eggs For Dairymen.
Arctander, Feb. 14.-The West
Lake Creamery Association held its
annual meeting last Tuesday after.
noon. Owing to the fact that the
use of hand separators has become sc
prevalent among the patrons, il
was decided that the collection o1
milk should be discontinued in the
future, since the quantity collected
compared with that of cream,
proved insufficient to warrant the
expenditure of time, fuel and ma.
chinery needed for skimming
Furthermore it was agreed that the
steam engine should be traded of
or sold and a gasoline engine sub.
stituted. The proposition of con-
solidating the West Lake and Nam.
re Creameries with the creamery in
Kerkhoven was not considered.
Ole Reigstad was elected secretary
to succeed E. w. Johnson, who was
temporarily appointed to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF
Albert Syse. The West Lake
Creamery has been a source OF
wealth to the community and there
is every reason to believe that il
will continue SO in the future pro-
vided however, its stockholders pa.
tronize it, and it only. For stock.
holders to send their cream to other
concerns and offer as an excuse for
so doing that the expenses are toe
great, is a very absurd act. Elk.
penses are deducted from the total
quantity Of milk or cream collected.
If the quantity is large the expenses
per capita will be correspopdingly
small, but if the quantity is small,
which it inevitably must be when
it's own shareholders fail to patron
ize it, does it not then stand to
reason that expenses must be cor.
respondingly increased? No, in
union only there is strength.
Shareholders. stick to your own
concern which YOU have SO persist
emily striven to build up and it will
bring you the greatest returns in
the long run.
Justin Georgeson took in the M.
W., A: dance at Pennock last Satur-
day evening.
Miss Ida Roisum assisted Mrs. C.
T. Skindelien a few days last week.
Miss Tina Hough left for Willmar
last Tuesday for a short stay with
her sister, Mrs. J. F. Millard.
The choir practiced singing at E.
H. Hauge's place last Wednesday
evening.
The H. Henjum young folks en-
tertained few of their young
friends last Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Hulda Ronning, who
leaves today for West Hope, N. D. ,
for few weeks stay with her
brother, liver, enroute for her home
in Columbus, Ward county, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingebret Christian
son Of Deronda, Wis.,, are visiting
with the latter's brother, E. H.
Hauge, and other relatives and
friends.
Jens Roisum and Elias Hanson
are busy cutting ice for the West
Lake creamery these days.
It is no easy matter for a loaded
sleigh to maintain an upright posi-
tion on public roads these days.
This is especially true when one has
to turn to accommodate other pas
sers by. some Of which. while being
out only on pleasure trips, betray
their impoliteness by claiming
rights to full road equal to that of
rural mail carriers. A little
thoughtfulness in such emergencies
would avoid many aggravating as
we'll as delaying tip-overs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Aasen visit
ed at Ytterboe's place Sunday.
Edwin Hauge and John Roisum
took in the Young Peoples society
meeting Of the Hauge church at
M. Rustad's place Sunday evening.
Services will be conducted at the
West Lake and E. Norway Lake
churches next Sunday.
The Y. P. S. of the E. Norway
Lake church meets after services in
the church next Sunday. The main
feature of this meeting will be the
beginning of a series of lectures on
the catechism by Rev. Sotendahl
provided his condition is such that
he is eble to be around.
Old Lady Taken to Hospital.
Mrs Anna r. Tol1ofcon who hos