The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-12-20

accomplished in eighteen minutes, produo.
ing ak pounds of very fine butter. -
The committee on nominations for next
9. E. Marvin, President; o. G. Gregg, vice
president; W. G. Rice, secretary and treas
urer. ::
Mr.. Marvin positively declined. The com.
mittee substituted the name of Col. G. G.
Edwards of Spring Valley for president.
Adopted'as thus amended.
The committee on location reported Aus
tia for the place of meeting next year of
this association.
The following IL . complete list of the en-.
tries in the dairy fair In connection with
the association. Esntri. closed on the
night of the 10th inst:
Class A-Creamery Butter-Marvin &
Commack, Rochester; F. D. Holmes,
Glass B-Dsiry Butter-J. 8. Decker,
Austin; A. P. Mcbride. Lansing; II. Peck,
Aust n; D. Bero Lansing; William Richards,
Austin; 8. d. Brockway, Rochester; 6. e.
Spooner. Window; F. Conont, Udolpho; NJ.
Teeter, Lansing; D. Gates. Austin; s. N.
Frlsbie, Oakl and; +. P. Mcbride, T. F. Cos
lee, London; r. H. Dinsmoor, Austin; N. J.
Leavitt Waseca.
Class C-sweepstakes-Inclu all en-.
tries.
Class D--Roll Butter-H. Lyon, Lansing;
H. Peck, Austin; 8: n. Frisbie, Oakland;
II. p. Chspin; Austin; r. Conan', Udol2he;
8. E. Spooner, Window; D. B. Vaugn, Ian.
sing; Jonas Harvey, Lansing; D. Gates,
Adams, Austin; n: i: Tsrdy, MOSCOW; II; +:
D. Holmes, 0 1atonna.
Glass D--Granulated BNtter-A: P: Nc
Bride, Lansing; Marvin & Commack, Roch.
ester; F. Oonant, Udolphe; F. D. Holmes,
Class E-Cheese-E. B. Williams, Lam
sing; Marvin e. C0mmack, Roches STE.
Class F-Dairy apparatus-C. N. Beiseck-
er, Austin, forty and sixty pound butter
tube; Marvin & Mccormack, Rochester,
sixty pound butter tubs; Henry Warren,
Goshen, Ind, oval churn; Schock & Bolan-
der, Orapgeville, Ills, test churn; J. G..
Cherry, Cedar Rapids. Iowa, carrying cana.
dairy apparatus; Ames Bros, Austin, Dia-
mond feed mill; Ames Bros, Austin, rotary
lower and wind mill grinder; A. II. Reed,
Glencoe Mimi, Little Monitor corr shelter.
Wednesday evening the audience repair
ed to the new Masonic hall, where an ele-
CANT banquet Was served, tables beautiful
with flowers, individual bouquets ut each
guests plate notices cut from cheese on
the walls. Two hu ~.dred and4ninety plates
OS&AH&ONs
Minnesota butter and cheese associatio
is pronounced success. It's third annual
meeting has fully met the highest expects.
lions Of its officers. Far more pre.entiops
societies hays rttracted less attention and
cslled together less noted body of practic.
al ogriculturists and dairymen.
Among those present were: Col. r. NJ.
Littlqr, secretary National Butter and Cheese
association, Davenport, Iowa; Rev, Z. Mil.
leg, D. D., e.. 1'eul; tr. e. a., Grange. Uui-
versity OF Michigan; G. A. Huston, presi-
dent, Iowa Butter and Cheese association,
and president Cedar Rapidt dairy board Of
trade: O. G. Gregg, Marshall, MINI; S. s.
Sheehan, Usage, Iowa; Crl. G. g. Edward,
Spring Valley: II. A. Holmes, Chs:Gtl1; B.
II. Holmes, Spring Valley; William Leav.
lit, Holstein breeder, Waseca; J. &. Cherry,
Cedar Bapids; Col. Reed, president Mcleod
County Agricultural society: c. D. Vernon,
Mankato: F: ,: Hol s,es. Owatonna; A: P.
McKlnstry, Winrehago City; ). A. St. Clair.
Fairmont: G. II. 81 ssonl, Algona; F. J.
Curtis, Chicago; A. b Hlman, Minneapolis;
W. c. Rice, Rochester; c. Z. Marvin,
Rochester; besides largs number OF tbs
practical farmers Of this whole section.