The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-08-25
KOORS BROS. BUY
CREAMERY; !. | ADD
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EQUIPMENT And md
I. 4. |. RAISE STANDARD
Deal Just Completed Takes Over the
= Beltrami Farmers' Creamery
T. Located in, Bemidji.
"OPENS UNDER NEW MANAGER
; FOR BUSINESS NEXT MONDAY
More Space Added; New Building Is
Contemplated; Experts Engaged;
!, Out After Business. =

~ Another big and important busi-
ness transaction has just been con-
spmmated in Bemidji whereby Koors
Bros have purchased the ,BeltramiI
Farmers Creamery in Bemidji and
will make it one of the finest in this
,pSrt Of the state and enter exten-
stHely into the buying of cream. The
tcieamery taken over by KOors Bros.
ix modernly equipped but the new
owners will add q milk can cleaner
aid sterilizer and milk can dryer. .t,ss,
THE entire building will be uttl-;
lad by Koors Bros, adding cOnsid-
eiable space to that now occupied
BY the creamery, and will open for
business Monday. The building Will
also be remodeled for the conduct Of
tie business and for the accommo-
dation of the additional equipment,
Ne the business warrants. q new
building on an elaborate scale Will be
erected next to the big Wholesale
house Of Koors Bros. ,s.s.-.5 .'s {. :. i 81
Going After Business. ID.
besides taking care Of the local
cream, the company statesmen will se-.
cure All the cream shippers possible
in their territories. The representa-
tive whose headquarters are at Thief
River Falls, reports that he will be
able to get considerable cream west
sot that noint. President Frank y.
Kppfs Is confident that his company
: VIII please every one of their pstroas
bE paying them the highest sFiess.
pnasible and giving them prompt SER
vice. He states that his company is
H51ily interested in the welfare OF
A 1,n1{ he
as viii encourage dairy 1nterests
here.
THE creamery department will be
under. the management of Clarence
NELSON, who for some time was do
ing extension work for the dairy d.
vision of the University of Minnesota
and who later had charge of the
manufacturing end of Wander Bie's
lice Cream company business at st.
Paul, and who more recently was
employed in the same capacity with
the Duluth Creamery & Produce COM
pany. Mr.. Nelson will be as as
sisted by Frank Markus, also an ex-
perienced butter and ice cream ma
ker, who will arrive here Monday.
Mr.. Nielsen will spend as much time
as possible among the dairy farmers
and do all he can to promote the
dairy interests in this vicinity.
The company has a number Of
cream testing outfits which itsAwilf
gladly loan out for certain length
Of time to any of the farmers clubs
who may want to make their own
tests Eof the cream before they send
to the creamery. Those who do not
thoroughly understand how to test,
will be taught how to do so by Mr..
Nielsen. -
It is generally understood that due
to the shortage Of hay and feed a
number of the farmers will be COM
PEELED to sell some of their cows this
fall. This will undoubtedly cause q
shortage of cream around here. but
in view of the fact that the Koors
Brothers Company Is going to give
this community the kind of cream
cry wanted, they believe every farm
er should hold his cattle as a profit
able investment.