Cold Spring Chronicle Newspaper - St. Boniface Church

History
Chronicles
2013

Goldʼn Plump
BY Ryan and Jacob
Goldʼn Plump was started in 1926. They changed the name to Jack
Frost Hatchery. They launched the Gold'n Plump brand. They raised the
chickens by the Gold'n Plump rule. There are more than 300 family farms
that help. It started as a small hatchery in 1926. It was introduced in 1978.
There are new ways to make chicken. More food will be produced. Today
farmers grow twice as much.
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Come to
goldʼn plump today we
have home grown
chickens and you can
make a lot of
meals.

Co Op Creamery
By Sam, Anson and Austin
The Co Op Creamery was created in 1908. The operation started in
1918. They have 35 milk patrons. The farmers delivered cream on Mon. Wed.
and Fri. On March 15, 1993 demolition on the old building began, and the
country store was added. Hours are Mon.-Fri. 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM, Sat. 7:30
AM-1:00 PM, and Sun. 9:00 AM-1:00 PM.
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Go to the Cold Spring Country Store & Co Op Creamery!
Bird seed, dog & cat food and more!
Address
300 Main Street, - Cold Spring, MN 56320 320-685-8651

The Pillar Inn
By Cole and Ella
The Pillar Inn was built in 1905 . It was a wedding gift for Marcus
Mairinʼs daughter. It was a travel business for 20 years. The Pillar Inn
has fancy bedrooms that are so comfy. It has a nice outside porch. The
Pillar Inn has a nice living room . They have a very fancy bathroom.
They have nice land and itʼs relaxing. And they have comfy beds and a
beautiful dining room, and the food is delicious. There is a piano. It is
just right for you.
THE PILLAR INN IS A WONDERFUL PLACE!!!

Pioneer Park
By Sara and Joel
Pioneer Park is located on 10th Ave. South. This park is the home to
the historic Pioneer cabin. The park boasts the offerings of a variety of
sports including a baseball diamond, little league park, and tennis courts.
In the winter months, weather sports enthusiasts can be found on the
three ice rinks in Pioneer Park.
The old log cabin was on the former Joe Kuebelbeck farm. The
warming house can be used in the winter.
Apple Cinnamon with Oatmeal Granola
Topping
• 1 box Duncan Hines Simple Mornings Apple
Cinnamon Muffin Mix
• 1/2 stick softened Butter
• 3 eggs
• 1/2 cup water
1. Beat dry mix, softened butter, eggs and water
together.
Delicious
2. Pour batter into a greased 9x5x3 inch loaf
pan.
3. Swirl in apple cinnamon pouch. Sprinkle
granola on surface of loaf.
4. Bake at 350° for 30-35 mins until golden
brown and done in center.

The Cold Spring Gluek Brewery
By Rowan and Ryan
The brewery is 130 years old. John Osterʼs second partner was Henry Hilt.
Henry had fever and health problems. He soon returned to Cold Spring for a short
time but his health issues continued to plague him. Hilt soon approached a relative
of his named Ferdinand Peters to take over the business for him.
Dear Abby,
I am having problems in social studies. I am getting
bad grades. What should I do?
From: Bob
Dear Bob,
You should spend more time studying social studies.
From: Abby

St. Boniface
By Katelynn and Kayla
In1855 the Fuchs, Theis, Hansen, Maselter, Kirch, and Jocoby families are
the first families that lived in Cold Spring. In 1877 the first Assumption Chapel
was built. In 1884 the upper portion of the church is completed and is dedicated
the following year. In 1879 St. Bonifaceʼs first marriage is Joseph Weismann and
Anna Kellner. In 1889 St. Boniface becomes part of the newly formed Diocese of
St. Cloud. In 1894 the first Assumption Chapel is destroyed by a tornado. The
statue of the Virgin Mary Help of Christians, in memory of Marcus Maurin, a
prominent member of the community is saved. In 1920 sister Incarnata Gingan
and Joseph Began the Jirst began the first high school. In 1980 the new St.
Boniface Catholic Church and School are completed and blessed. In 1996
Assumption Court is built. I In 2003 St. Boniface celebrated its 125th
anniversary. In 2007 on March 19 construction of the new bell tower is
completed.
Q: Why did the ants dance
on the jam jar?
A: The lid said, "Twist to open."

Wenner Hardware
By Ayla and Hanna
Wenner Co. has been serving the central
Minnesota area for over 100 years. The start of
Wenner Hardware was in 1863. The Wenner Hardware
in Cold Spring was built in 1895. It has been a
business for 115 years. The old president was Carl
Wenner. Wenner Hardware is open from 7:00 A.M. to
5:30 P.M. on Monday thru Friday. On Saturday itʼs
open from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.

Dear Abby,
I have to do a history project thatʼs due
tomorrow, and I canʼt think of anything to write
down. Everyone is already done with theirs!
What should I do?
From,
Sad
Dear Sad,
I think you should look online for some
information on history. Then it would be
easier.
From,
Abby
Joke
Why did the boy go to the hardware
store?
Because he needed some “hardware”
for his head.

The Cold Spring Veterinary Clinic
By Andreigha
The Cold Spring Vet Clinic began in 1951. Dr. Stewart Ellis was the
first doctor to work there. The original vet clinic is where the Red River
Inn is today. The clinic we use today was built in 1972. The clinic in St.
Joseph was completed in 1985.

Jokes
Q: Why do you put Band-Aids
in the fridge?
A: For cold-cuts!
Q: What weighs six tons and wears
glass slippers?
A: Cinder-elephant!
Q: What language does the
billboard speak?
A: Sign language!

Tealʼs Market
By Anika and Logan
George and Pearl Teal opened a Red Owl grocery store in 1942 in
Cass Lake, Minnesota. Pearl, his wife, ran a resort that helped them to
save $2,500 which they used to get inventory and pay the first yearʼs rent.
In 1953, Red Owl grocery store changed wholesalers to the name of
Super Value. In 1998, Super Value came to Cold Spring. In 2009, the
storeʼs name changed to Tealʼs Market.
Fred Teal, George and Pearlʼs son, said, “We have to give credit to all
of our people who come to our market.”

Scrambled Eggs
Ingredients:
Preparation:
• 8 eggs
• ½ cup whole milk
• 2 Tbsp clarified butter or whole butter
• Salt and ground white pepper, to taste
1. Crack the eggs into a glass mixing bowl and beat them until they turn a pale
yellow color.
2. Heat a heavy-bottomed nonstick sauté pan over medium-low heat. Add the
butter and let it melt.
3. Add the milk to the eggs and season to taste with salt and white pepper. Then,
grab your whisk and whisk like crazy. You're going to want to work up a sweat
here. If you're not up for that, you can use an electric beater or stand mixer with
the whisk attachment. Whatever device you use, you're trying to beat as much
air as possible into the eggs.
4. When the butter in the pan is hot enough to make a drop of water hiss, pour in
the eggs. Don't stir! Let the eggs cook for up to a minute or until the bottom
starts to set.
5. With a heat-resistant rubber spatula, gently push one edge of the egg into the
center of the pan, while tilting the pan to allow the still liquid egg to flow in
underneath. Repeat with the other edges, until there's no liquid left.
6. Turn off the heat and continue gently stirring and turning the egg until all the
uncooked parts become firm. Don't break up the egg, though. Try to keep the
curds as large as possible. If you're adding any other ingredients, now's the
time to do it.
7. Transfer to a plate when the eggs are set but still moist and soft. Eggs are
delicate, so they'll continue to cook for a few moments after they're on the plate.

First National Bank of Cold Spring
By Mckinley and Nick
H.A. Barns made the first bank and named it The State Bank of Cold Spring on May
2, 1902. On May 2, 1902, the bank started with $11,000 dollars and got to $75,000,000
dollars. In March of 1926, bank robbers blew up the bank and stole most of the money.
In 1946, Fred V. Stein became president and served until he died in 1959. In February of
1960 they added on to the existing the building. In 1978 they made a new bank in
downtown Rockville. They have 32 employees at the bank today.

Bubble Gum Candy Cake
Ingredients
• 1 pkg. Duncan Hines® Butter Golden Cake Mix
• 3 large eggs
• 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
• 2/3 cup water
• 2 cans Duncan Hines® Frosting Creations Frosting Starter
• 2 packets Duncan Hines® Frosting Creations Bubble Gum Flavor Mix
• Assorted candies for decorating: candy-coated chocolates, lollipops,
gumdrops, etc.
Directions
1.Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease and flour a 9" x 13" pan.
2. Prepare cake batter as directed on package.
3. Pour cake batter into prepared pan and bake for 25 to 35 minutes or until
toothpick inserted into cake comes out clean.
4. Let cake cool completely and remove from pan.
5. Pour 1 packet of Duncan Hines® Frosting Creations Bubble Gum Flavor
Mix into 1 can of Duncan Hines® Frosting Creations Frosting Starter. Stir
until evenly blended. Repeat with second packet and can.
6. Frost cake with the Bubble Gum frosting you just created. Transfer any
additional frosting to a piping bag with a decorator tip.
7. Pipe borders and decorative elements. Decorate with candy and serve.
8. Tip:
9. To unify your candy design, stick with either one shape of candies or a
specific color palette.

Granite Company of Cold Spring
By Faith and Daniel
The Granite Company is one of the largest granite quarrying and
fabrication operations in the world! It tried to earn the respect of architects
and did. Henry Alexander, the owner of the granite company, cut stone in
Scotland with his brothers and father.
In 1880, he moved to Portland and cut stone there. Alexander decided to
follow other Scotsmen, but his brothers didnʼt approve. They moved all the
way to Cold Spring and got the same job as their brother did, except it was a
granite company in Cold Spring. Alexander paid to be the owner of the
granite company, and when he was the owner, he remodeled the granite
company. That is how the granite company in Cold Spring started.
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Buy now and make your house
finer and shinier for 50% OFF.
The Cold Spring Granite has fine obsidian and granite. We can
practically make anything out of granite or obsidian. We can make
shelfs, tables, counters, fireplaces, gravestones, sinks, bowls, plates,
flooring, doorstoppers, crosses, walls, cups, stairs, statues, sidewalks,
signs, and many more.

Wenner Funeral Home
By Autumn and Zachary
The Wenner Funeral Home opened in 1863. It is owned by the
Wenner family. Since 1863, Wenner Funeral Home has served families
who have suffered the death of a loved one.
JOKES
Q. Why are ghosts bad liars?
A. Because you can see right through them.
Q. What dog can jump higher than a building
A. Any dog, buildings canʼt jump!
Q. Why did the elephant paint himself different
colors?
A. So he could hide in the crayon box.

St. Boniface
By Sam and Isabell
In 1878, St. Boniface parish was established. Maria Hill Chapel
was built in 1905 at the St. Boniface cemetery. Ann L. was the first
person in the parish to have a funeral and burial. Bernard K. was the
first person to be baptized.
2003 was St. Bonifaceʼs 125 anniversary. A large granite-clad
addition was built to connect St. Boniface Grade School to the High
School. They also built several classrooms, a gymnasium, a library, a
band room, and a separate building shop. As of 2002, St. Boniface
had 1,524 families.
Come to St. Boniface church on
Saturday at 5 PM or Sunday at
10:30AM.
Join us for great singing.
COME!!

Cold Spring Bakery
By Matt and Chloe
The bakery started in 1946. 60 people worked at the Cold Spring
Bakery. Marvin and Floss owned it. They made the best wedding cakes in
the U.S. It moved across the street. It used to be called Mannʼs Bakery. It
changed one more time before it was the Cold Spring Bakery. It also won
the Catholic Charity Award. It has 4-5 stars. It sells 45% of itʼs products,
and 55% of it is sold wholesale. The Cold Spring Bakery makes cakes,
donuts, bread, and cookies. In 1968 and 1971, a mall was added.
Dear Abby,
We have a big problem. My friend and I are both
clowns in the talent show. We canʼt decide what jokes
we can use.
The Clowns
Dear Clowns,
Do four jokes. Each of you can pick two of them to tell.
Sincerely,
Abby

Assumption Chapel
By Gavin and Clare
The idea of the chapel came to Rev. Leo Winter, O.S.B. in the year of 1876
and 1877. Tons of grasshoppers came to the area within 24 hours and ate all the
crops that the farmers had planted. The people said they would build the chapel
and offer their prayers to the Virgin Mary for the next 15 years. The next day the
grasshoppers were gone. In the year of 1894 a tornado destroyed the chapel. In
1951 the chapel was built again with the help of Father Victor R., O.S.B., and the
town members. The grasshopper chapel still exists today.
Dear Abby,
My friend and I canʼt agree on who
should get the swing each day. We
always fight about it and then nobody
gets the swing at all because recess is
over by the time we are done fighting.
From,
Fighting Friend
Dear Fighting Friend,
I am sorry you are fighting. maybe
you should take turns on the swing. That
way, you will spend less time fighting and
everyone will have fun.
From,
Abby

St.
Boniface
Third
Grade
Copyright
2013