Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12
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THE SHEEP nREEDERs.
Program for Their AnnuniM Meeting to BE
Held at Erook,ngs.
Following is the programme which
has been arranged for the annual
meeting of the South Dakota Sheep
Breeders and Wool Growers asso-
citation, which will be held at Brook
ings, June 10 to Is. General dis
cussion will follow the reading of
each paper upon different topics:
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1888.
First day visitors will assemble at
the opera house at / o'clock, where
conveyances will be present to take
them to the Agricultural College and
state experiment station. for a
thorough inspection of the different
departments.
Evening Session. E
s:00-Address Of welcome. Mayor G. j. Collar
Of Bookings.
Response, R. @. Walton of Hyde county.
S:o0-Presidcnt's address, Hon. F. M. Hopkins
of Edmunds county.
S:O0-"Howt to Make the Most Money Out ofa
Hundred Sheep" NJ. +. Greeley of Deuel.
county. Fifteen minute addresses on the
same subject. by H. B. Greeley of Hamlin
county, G. A.. Chamberlain of Moody
county, W.. Benedict of Minnehaha county,
Hon. H. w. Smith of M%innehaha county
M others.
Wednesday, June IL. Morning Session.
10:00-"Adaptability of Dakota to Sheep
Raising" Sc. Wilson of Brule county.
11:00-'The Creation" q. A. Fowler of Readle
county.
Report Of treasurer and appointment Of COM
mittees.
Afternoon Session.
1:O0-"Sheep and General Farming" George
Roberts of Faux county.
2:00-"How One Man Made Sheep Pay" 1. M.
Geyer of Clark county. .
S:00-"Winter or Grass Lambs" E. l.. Spur
ling Of B%rookings county.
4:00-"Why Lambs Die" Edmund Cook Of
Roberts county.
5:00-Question box.
Evening Session.
S:00-"Feeding and shipping" F. h. Greene
of Columbia county, Wisconsin.
9:00-Remarks and Suggestions on "Sheep
Farming" Prof. Chilcott, director Of the
state experiment station.
9:30-"Can Best Results be Obtained Without
GRAIN" O. O. England of Jerauld county.
Thursday. June Is. Morning Session.
9:00-"Sheep Inspection" G. NJ. Sheppard Of
Deuel. county.
10:0O--"Dips and Dipping" representatives of
sheep dips.
1l:oo-"shall We Fence or Herds" To be
supplied.
Remarks on "sheep Fences" to be supplied.
Afternoon Session.
1:OO-"South Dakota Wools," Col. j. B.
Geddis Of Beadle county.
2:OO-"Wool Markets." representatives of
commission houses.
3:OO-Reports Of committees and election of
officers.
The members of the association are
requested to invite sheepmen from
abroad to participate. In case of
favorable response, the evening of
the third day will be devoted to their
papers and a discussion of the same.
The committee appointed to ar
range for a shearing and exhibit of
sheep will make their announcement
from time to time. Those who will
contribute to this part of the meet
ing are requested to address A. B.
Hulit, chairman, Huron, d. Roberts
of Faulkton, Edmund Cook of Will
mot, E. L. Squirting of Brookings, OF
r. @. Walton of Highmore.
Citizens of Brookings and members
of the faculty Of the State Agrl-
cultural College and Experiment
Station are making preparation for
hearty reception and pleasant enter.
tainment. Railroads will make rates
for one and one fifth fare for the
round trip on the certificate plan,
provided one hundred or more dele
gates are in attendance. Hotel rates
81 per day. Thursday evening, June
Is, will be devoted to addresses from
Major Picker and sheepmen living
outside the state. Persons desiring
programmes or information will
address w. F. I. Bushnell, secretary,
Huron, South Dakota.
PEAK TIM