The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-12-05
STATE DAIRY CONVENTION,
Program of the Seventeenth Annua
Convention OF the Minnesota Dairy
men mt OwatOnna Dec. IA, IL an

Inc coming convention of the Minnesota
Dairymen's Association next Tuesday
promises to be one of interest and profit
to those engaged in the. dairy industry in
| the Northwest
THE OFFICERS
OF the association are John L. Gibbs, Of
Geneva, president; John Mathieson, Of
Austin and Geo H. Woods, of Waseca,
vice presidents; Geo. T. Short, of Faribault,
treasurer; and T. L. Hacker dairy instruc-
| tor at the School of Agriculture, secretary.
| LOCAL COMMITTEES AT OWATONNA.
General committee of arrangement-Hon.
j. NJ Dment, E. T. Winship and Capt. l..
| G. Nelson
Banquet-E. 7. Winship s. s. Green and
| G. w. Peachey.
| Hotels-J. z. Barncard, A. G. LEIGH Srd
| T. J. Howe.
| Musc-Judge M. B. Chadwick, F. j. Dean
| and G. D. Holden
| Reception-Col Clark Chambers, D. C.
! Adams, J. w. Connor, F. D. Holmes and
| j. A. Harris
Entertainments. w. Hadley, D. ]. Ames
| and NJ J. Toher.
Finance-E W. Richter Geo. E. Sloan,
| w. A. Dynes and n. J. Schafer.
Exhibit. A. Harris, N. j. Schafer and
! Geo. Parks.
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
| Gong west, 9:45 a M, 500 and HOS p. m.
Going north, STA a. M, 1858 p. M
| Going east, 6:45 p. m, 1922 and SOB p. M.
Going south, Hoy a. M, Gas p. m
Program.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II.
| Entries of butter and cheese and other
| dairy supplies.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Opening exercises, music.
Invocation.
Address of Welcome. Hon. E. NJ Twiford
Response, Hon. A. p. Foster.
| Music.
| Presidents address.
| Address, Supt. 0. c. Gregg
Report of officers.
Music
Appointment of committees
WEDNESDAY. 9 A. NJ.
Improving the Diary, Vice President Geo.
| H. Wood.
| Summer Feed for Dairy Cows, Prof. Thos.
Shaw.
| The Influence of Dairying Upon the Fam
| lily, Rev. S. Currie.
| The Qualifications Necessary for But
termaker B. d. White.
Market Conditions, Chas. Y. Knight, Ed
| itor Chicago Produce.
WEDNESDAY, 100 P. NJ.
The Cost of Food, Prof. Harry Snyder.
| Address, Gov. w. D. Hoard.
improvement of the Dairy Herd, r. S.
| Kingman.
The Farm Dairy Hon. A. P. Foster.
| DISCuSSlOu VI Sldto Larry LAWS
/ WEDNESDAY EVENING.
/ Banquet to the members of the associa-
| ton by the citizens of Owatonna.
Short addresses will be made by Cover
| nor Knute Nelson, Hon. w. r. Kinyon,
! Gov. w. D. Hoard, Hon. S. NJ Owen, Hon.
| e. G. Potter, Supt. 0. c. Gregg, and Hon.
| w. W. Pendergast.
THURSDAY, $50 A. NJ
Growing Glover, Prof. w. NJ. Hays
Prevention of tuberculosis Mrs. NJ.
| Schembri
Creamery Management, A. J. Void.
Memorial Tributes to our Honored His
| torian, Jared Benson.
Paper H. c. Taylor.
THURSDAY, 1:3O P. NJ.
| Storing and Marketing Dairy Products,
! c. E. Marvin.
The Creamery Outlook E. J. Graham
| FARMERS TRIBUNE.
How can We Best Develop the Cheese
Industry in Minnesota? P. w. Simpson.
| Reports of committees and election OF
| officers
Premium Lists.
Glass A. Creamery Butter Observation-Disclosures.
Pro rata premium $15O.OO
Glass B. Dairy Butter Observation-Disclosures.
Pro rata premium $500
Class c. Cheese. 49, Pro rata premium $500
All butter cheese scoring Sc points
over will receive a proportion of premium,
according to number of points above IS.
Each entry receiving a part of the premi-
um Special premiums follow regular
premiums. The package scoring the high
est number of points in pro rata takes list
premium, second highest I'd premium, etc.
SPECIALS.
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, VT,
solid gold medal with name of winner
engraved on it to maker of creamery but
ter scoring highest with their color.
Should the winner score highest of all
butter entered he will receive $1,000 in cash
additional Also $1,000 to second highest
score colored with the Wells, Richardson &
Co.'s color.
To the dairyman scoring highest with
our color, one can of Wells, Richardson
& Co.'S butter color.
The Creamery Package Co., of Mankato,
Mimi, offer a nickel plated pocket but
ter fryer to each exhibitor.
List of premiums offered by the citizens
of Owatonna for the State Dairy Exhibit
Dec. H. II and 10, 1894.
Spectator best exhibit of dairy butter
one Baby Disbrow churn, by Owatonna
Manufacturing Company, value $1S.75.
For best exhibit of creamery butter made
in Disbrow churn, cash premium, SIS; sec
| ond best, cash premium, $40; offered by
Owatonna Manufacturing Company.
For exhibits of creamery butter made in
Steele county: Highest scoring butter one
| Indian waste paper basket, offered by. H.
| r. Moore, Jr., & Co., value $3.50; second,
one pair horse blankets. offered by Leuthold
Bros, value $3.50; third, one granite teapot,
| offered by j. T. Clark, value 81.
Dairy Butter-Class B.
| First, c. j. Travis & Co., "Seth Thom-
as electric alarm clock. .............. s.. so
| Second, Shea & Deviny, one pair lamb
lined mitts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
Third, A. M. Kinyon, one book. ......... 100
| (Best print dairy butter made by lady)
First, H. r. Moore, Jr., & Co., one pair
| blankets ......................... 500
Second, w. O. Pond, one aluminium
| frying pan Observation-Disclosures. 80
Third, Thon Bros, granite iron
Creamery Butter-Class A. Separator
butter.)-
| First, Montgomery & Boce, one rocker
| chalf 2.o0
| Second Kelley, Robson & Co., one slop
| bowl and basin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
| Third, Racey & Racey, one sack -four. leo
| Gathered from creamy
| First E. w. Piper & Son, one glass
| water set ............................. 200
| Second, VIM. Mork, one pair Shoes. so
! Third, M. Leary, one pair gloves....... 100
| First, c. S. Gordon, one table lamp. 2.5O
! Second, Golden Eagle Clothing Com
pany, one cap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
| Third E. w. Clark, one glass berry set / 90
| The following firms offer merchandise val
| ued at the prices set opposite their respec-
| tive firm names, to be awarded by the COM
| mittee of judges to those not receiving any
| of the aforesaid premiums, according to
| their merit: