The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
IS THE MOST SANITARY Cal
PATENTED BY 6. MADsEN AM
REV. A. A. KOLM0RGEN-
BOUND TO WIN.

ny UdlTy cUulliSSlOucIS anu Inspectors
of other states as the best and most
sanitary that has been brought to no.
tice.
The new patent may mean the es-
Enlistment of factory at Penn or
Devils Lake and if this is not accom-
plished it is almost certain that the
main Office Of the company will be To-
Gated in Ramsey county, as both
Messrs. Madsen and Kollmorgen have
confidence in the project and will not
dispose of their interests.
Both men are we'll known in Devils
Lake and Rev. Kollmorgen is especially
well known here, since he is making an
extraordinary effort to establish the
German English Lutheran church in
this city and intends to locate here
when this work is accomplished.
While sanitary can is the main OBJ
ject of the invention, still many other
new and useful Improvements have
been made which should appeal to every
dairyman.
The invention relates to cans which
are used for the transportation and car
rying Of milk, cream and other dairy
products and the object is to provide
can which is safe and which may lie
easily cleaned.
What is claimed as new is:
A milk can having an upwardly and
inwardly inclined side wall, the upper
end of said wall being outwardly bead
ed, reinforcing wire extending
through said bead, and reinforcing
annular bead surrounding the upper
end of the can just below said bead and
holding the bead closed on the wire.
A milk can having an upwardly and
inwardly inclined wall, the upper end
Of the wall being outwardly beaded, a
ring extending through said bead, an
around the upper end Of the can IN
mediately beneath the bead and holding
said bead closed on the ring, handles on
the band, cover, and attaching de.
vices on the cover engaging said band
to hold the cover in place.
A milk can having an upwardly and
inwardly inclined side wall and fiat
bottom, the junction between the wall
and bottom being curved, the upper end
of said can being outwardly beaded, a
reinforcing ring located below the bead
ed edge Of the can and having upward
~ extending perforated Tugs thereon
a cover closing the mouth of the can
slidable locking bars mounted on thu
cover and engaging said locking barr
to shift the same into their locked o.
unlocked position.
A milk can having an outward,
beaded upper edge and cover thereto:
having downwardly turned circum
ferential fange, fange on the cove
extending downward interiorly of tn
circumferential fange below the plan
of the inner face Of said cover, sail
last named fange being undercut on it
: outer face, filing Of yielding mate,
ial supported between the two hanges
and means for detachably engaging III
cover with the can.
. The combination with milk ca
. having oppositely disposed pairs Of W
t. warly projecting Jugs on it's upper enc
j. of cover therefor having pair Q
l Jugs projecting beyond the circumfel
t ence and adapted to engage with on
IL Of said pairs Of locking bars engagin
t with the other pair of Jugs, guides i
Il which said bars move, and rotatabl
n handle, the ends thereof engaging wit
! said locking bar to shift the sam
e when the handle is turned, and NEAR
r. for yieldingly holding the handle
f position against the cover.
r. The combination with milk can, {
IL cover therefor. having downward
turned circumferential fange and 9
interior fange on the under side Of Il
Y cover concentric to the corcumferenti
aange, said interior Aange being TO-.
4 ed Of folded strip, that portion forr
ing the outside face Of the fange bei1
inwardly bent to the inner face Of Il
h cover to form an undercut outer ia
al for the inner fange, filling Of yieldi,
a material supported between the out
lg and inner fanges and engaging benea
ii the undercut portion Of the inn
a. fange, and means for detachably e
gaging the cover with the can.
he The combination with milk CT
ne upwardly projecting Tugs on its up
end, Of cover therefor having pa
Of Tugs projecting beyond the circul
ference thereof and adapted to enga
with one Of said pa irs of Tugs on t
al can, shiftable parallel locking bars {
% gaging with the other pair OF Luz
Sc guides in which said bars move, |
Isl wardly projecting ears on the cover,
lie rotatably bowed handle mounted
said ears and having angularlv turn
I'd ends engaging said locking bars, whe
de by the locking bars, whereby the lo'
Ell ing bars shall be shifted upon TO
he ton of the handle, and an eye locat
va, adjacent to the handle when in
ill locking position and adapted to recei
| a sealing wire.