Editing Sheyenne, North Dakota (section)

===Creamery Day Celebration 1913===
The opening of the creamery in Sheyenne was the largest event in Sheyenne history in terms of turnout. The event was created to celebrate the opening of Sheyenne's creamery on June 28, 1913. Over 2000 people were present at the event. The festivities began with a parade that covered 22 blocks that included the Fort Totten Indian Band, the [[Boy Scouts of America|Boy Scouts]], and numerous merchants' floats. The parade ended at the creamery, where everyone was served free [[ice cream]] and [[buttermilk]]. Over 1900 ice cream cones were served. The climax of the day was when Professor G.F. Martin of North Dakota Agricultural College, now [[North Dakota State University]], spoke about the importance of [[dairy]]. A baseball game was then played between Sheyenne and [[New Rockford, North Dakota|New Rockford]], and at 9:00 a grand ball was held at the opera house.