Catalog of Artifacts

Four-quart cream pail. c. 1880. Towns people in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries commonly brought their milk from nearby farmers and carried it home in containers such as this one. H. 9-1/2".

White enamel two-gallon cream pail. c. 1925. Small one- or two-gallon pails were used to collect cream or milk from separators for family use. H. 11", W. 8-1/4".

Fort Wayne Dairy Equipment Company manually operated bottle machine. c. 1915-1930. Some families operated small dairies that bottled and sold milk products to townspeople. This bottler was used by the Borgmann Family Dairy near Sauk Centre. the small dairy operated from 1914-1976. H. 4'.

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Four-quart cream pail. c. 1880. Towns people in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries commonly brought their milk from nearby farmers and carried it home in containers such as this one. H. 9-1/2".	White enamel two-gallon cream pail. c. 1925. Small one- or two-gallon pails were used to collect cream or milk from separators for family use. H. 11", W. 8-1/4".
Fort Wayne Dairy Equipment Company manually operated bottle machine. c. 1915-1930. Some families operated small dairies that bottled and sold milk products to townspeople. This bottler was used by the Borgmann Family Dairy near Sauk Centre. the small dairy operated from 1914-1976. H. 4'.