 Along with the new name, Craik also brought two new products, oatmeal and pearl barley.The Edina Mill was the first in the state of Minnesota to make them and for many years it was the only place in the area to get them.In 1875, George Millam, a Scottish miller hired by Craik shortly after he bought it, purchased the mill from Craik and converted from a wooden overshot water wheel to turbine power.