Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21

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nafry1nsEa at Tar1aa1Is.
The seventh animal nasa+aug as Tie 1zaasssssi
State Dairynmn; u AsHaraati0n was hrS1 in Fair
banlt Faus hundred were prcserlt. lnnstlg
e.s-urarz. PrEsidens Fowler WIS in the caalr
and AFTER prayer by Rev G. R WhippIsof FAR
fhaalk. Sheriff Barton of Rics county delivered
an address, OF welcome. whiEa Sa4 responded
to by Cob MeGlincy af Elgin, H. secretary OF
the Northwestern Dairymenss aas0ciatIGns whos
IN h1s ~rsn1arka dsHaln on the nlaglxt1de az this
industry and how the dairy interests IN Mime
acta might further be- promoted he clal1aed
E was necessary as for the dairyman To attend 70
his business "a it was far the banker, and
Hrgsd tilst cleanliness aad grod care were
nTast necessary for the eDw. Col John
H. Stevens Of Minneapolis Fssd an Interest,"
ing paper on eDa1ry [ntaresrs. I" S1ll OF valIa-
bic Inflammation aud Astounding with good ADJ
vica. Chasies Lavisenrat spoke on The Jersey
Cow il Her NafrvB Home, winch WAS respond
ed to by Gel. Mckinney, ana spirited Discus
sinn ens=SsE Gen McLeon of FrunbenaG ably
sustained Mr.. Lagiscguns In behalf OF the der-
aev, wkiIa Mr. A. n Mckinley OF WInnahag5
CRY proved a strong Ally ss Mr.. Mckinney.
Mi. W. B Srralght OF Hudss9ns Ohio gave an
Interesting and instructive dissertation on the
alanagEment OF crEauaeries. The creamery
JIestlun was thoroughly dIsenssad, Mr.
SsraighB being Piled with questions from all
5lIENr 1HG H1N EtEAl1H HMJWNf1 W1tA HE W9& Gil9E-
JEg1ky p6ated and q praeClea1 creamery E1anG
In closing his remarks be stated that be was
perfectly satisfied from personal experience,
kfast be1tas bu~ter cnuI1 be and WIS made IN
Minnesota than IN 0hIG, he having ereauxsriEs
in both sfsses. This he attributes IN some de-
gree to the particularly favurable Climatic Of
tkis state.
The display OF Brtfer md cheese on exh1bi-
ton IN the cnmmissiouer's r0Mn1s was euusid
cred By the members OF the associafIon the
BEST that has ever been shown at any Of their
meetings.
G. II. Dexter spoke At length On tho rsIativa
merits and market value OF dairy Gadc creamery
buttsr. He stated that three hundred car haadA
OF butter sold at one OF the central markets IN
sixteen consecutive montAa, azd at price from
3 to II cents, was this butter made as a.grean1-
cry sr fScr9rys Not q pound OF E During
tine tlEae Ia which, the sales were rnada The pro-
Duct CT the creamery ranged from 20 s840esntz
per pound The Lasa Indicated by these pEIcea
fails upon the work or prUsfIcs Of ths farmer,
or the merchant who buys IL
Western butter IN the past was &@~=s-fzImEt6d
agaEneA out z u now quoted up 20 or above
EASTERN makes.
After Mr. Dextsr's remarks Gen
I~anisons made q pleasing address, q r
d0tnles OF Owat1nna read . paper. subject,
Does DaIryIng Pay IN Mianesnt221 He spoke
9f the advantages or the creamery systems. and
il View York can make daiTyIEgp pay I9a per
cent with land at 800 per acre, and hay at SO
per ton, why cant AInneaotA. with cheaper
and and plenty of gTsasg
William Dsering Of St Paul read a pager ON
The Dairy and Its Proper L0catfon. 1t
should be- near a city elear and airy. He con
the hesG feed for dairy purposes.
syvees Corn fodaex, wheat bran and tame hay.
lie - q STAINED advocate OF the ShoFth0Rn.
Ind thinks the HoIstein not hardy enough fsx
climate. He has Rad sixteen years expe%
1prSNG az - frrvN 4. ~ ~ZE~
paper he was piled wisk questions from a5
sadess which he was most Pr0mPt and exraat
IN answering
The following awards OF Rrssafums were
made
Class A Dairy Butter-Ffrst preruiurn. hest
twenty pounds, Ia iAzs or tubs solid silver cot
fee poe, v1lue, SIS, Laura IL McKTnstry. VIM
City second pEexaiuna, cTes1DaeF, value. !
slA A. II Hills; third premium 81, J. q. Bass,
Minneapolis
Class b Creamery BnFfer-FErSt premium. /
cofes PJs Sfv, FRANK MsndeH. second prernt
nTn- slDp bowl &7y54sfA h Finseths third pre-
rnAxn. b. H. Holmes.
Glass G, Boiler Print Bnttar-Ffrstp reunIum,
saSzr bowl Sic o. NJ Strunk: secD1ad pram-
INN. ~ r. s. Wy shird premium, A. Pensa
Sweepasa&es-kIfSt premium, Laura McKfn- |
strys sec0nd ryensinm, A. b Hills shTrd prenz-
n. B. Holmes.
Butter Sailed En Churn-Firss preEaium, a
Chsese-Bess three cheeses, G. d DoIph;
second best three cheeses. z Petit
A. 2. Mckinstxy IN q short address, gave his I
sS7iy and recent experiences "a u Minnesota |
He then read a paper giving his
knowledge Of dziryIng IN Minnesota, in which
he stated that the birth Of Minnesota o. a dairy ,
state occurred In the spring OF 1851.
and made many and szlut8Ty sugges-
hons relating TO the growth and progress az
this most importank h1sinesss
MI Desiring and others spoke ak length, and
aZEally the mseting adjourned sine die, and
most of the members then sat down to q ban
quet rendered BY the citizens Of Faylbault