CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - THIRD CREAMERY TO OPEN
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CEDAR COUNTY NEWS May 30, 1929

THIRD CREAMERY TO OPEN NEXT SATURDAY

HARRY DRIER AND MISS FLORENCE PETERS OPEN NEW VENTURE

With the opening next Saturday of the Drier Creamery Company of the 
Drier Creamery Company plant at No. 315 Broadway, Yankton, that city 
will have three independent creameries. The new firm is composed of 
Harry Drier and Miss Florence Peters, both of whom have long been 
associated with the older institution there, Mr. Drier as superintendent 
there. Mr. Drier as superintendent of the manufacturing department and 
Miss Peters as office manager. They have now united in the oraganization 
of the new company which has purchased a building on Broadway which has 
been throughly remodeled to suit needs of the new institution and has 
been equiped with new and modern machinery for the manufacture of butter 
and other dairy products according to the very latest processes.

Mr. Drier will devote all of his energies to the manufacturing end of 
the business while Miss Peters will be business and office manager.  
Both are widely known among the producers of northern Cedar county among 
whom they have host of friends who are encouraging this new venture.

Another important change in the Yankton buisness district occurred 
this week when a New York chain store organization purchased the 
Dowling deparment store building which will be wrecked and a new modern 
business block erected on the site. The Dowling store is one of the oldest 
in the city. They are announcing a closing out sale.