The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-16
COME WEST, MY SON
Delegates in st. Paul Will Offer ALI
Kinds of Inducements.
THE CONVENTION THERE
Montana VIII Be Well Represented
in the immigration Congress
to Meet In That City Next
Monday Morning. -

The Northwestern Immigration con-
vention will meet at st. Paul ON Mon
day next and will be in session three
days. Delegates have been appointed
from all the counties in Montana, and
1t Is believed there will be q general att
tendance. 1t rs smportant that there
should be a large delegation present
from Montana. The object of the con-
ven'tion is to exchange views on the
best methods TO induce immigration to
the Northwest between the Great
Lakes and the Pacific ocean. 1t rs to
be hoped that the Montana delegates
will be able to convince the people of
st. Paul and the delegates. from other
sections that the netiZation of sill
yer will of itself do more to build up
Montana and other Northwestern
states than anything else that can be
done. 1t Is proposed to form an or
ganization to secure immigration to
the Northwest, and various methods
will be discussed to accomplish this.
Charles l.. Johnson has been appoint
ed delegate from Silver Bow county in
place of the FORMER delegate appointed.
who Is unable to attend on account of
inability to get away from business.
Mr.. Johnson will, In all probability, at
tend. j. @. Moroney of Deer Lodge Is
the delegate from Deer Lodge county,
and will attend.
Reduced rates have been made for
the trip. The members of the commit
tee of arrangements for the trip are T.
l.. Schumacher, Chales s. Fee, +. l..
Whitney. l.. Vanish, H. G. McNair,
William III. Phgpps, Hopewell Clarke,
j. T. Conley, e. A. Whitaker, Samuel
c. Stickney and e. V. Smalley.
The following addresses have been
arranged for the conventions:
Af@Nh 1.tC LII
Immigration to the Northwest.
Hon. ]. ]. Hill, Minnesota-The
Northwest; Past, Present and Future.
Hon. MH Morrison, Washington
Adaptation OF the Northwest to the
Growth and Manufacture of the Sugar
Beet.
Hon. e. M. Prouty, North Dakota
North Dakota as a Stockraising Coun-
try
Senator Pettigrew, South Dakota
The Extent to Which Artesian Irriga-
ton will Contribute to the Agricultural
Future of the Northwest. ~. rs
Hon. A. Z. Johnson, Chicago--The
Best Way to Secure the Best Glass of
Foreign immigration.
Hon. Clint Snowden, Washington
Growth of Trade Between. the North
west and the Orient, and the Best
Plans for Encouragement OF the Same
Hon. j. b. Power. North Dakota
as cultural EuuSatHoh III the North-
west.
Hon. Frank II. Irons, North Dakota
Our Northwestern Prairies.
Hon. Thomas Carter, Montana
Montana's Mineral Resources. -. q
Captain Mills. Montana-fndustrf
Progress of the Northwest.
Hon. o. G. Gregg, Minnesota-Thor-
ough Farming.
Hon. Paris Gibson, Montana-The
Water Powers of the Northwest; How
They Are Being Utilized; Their Future
influences on Northwestern Develop
ment
Hon. Albert Berg, Mnnesota-The
Timber Farm.
Senator Day, Minnesota-The Dairy
Interests of the Northwest.
Bishop McGolrick, Mlnnesota-Immi-
grafton on the Colony Plan.
DIR. Alex Stone, Minnesota-The
Northwest: Its Climate the Most
Healthful, and Why.
Hon. Andrew II. Burke, Minneso tat--
Agricultural Resources OF Northern
Minnesota. j
Hon. H. II. Bolster, Washington
Fruit Culture West of the Rockies
Senator Wilson, Washington-Th e
State Of Washington: Its Resources,
Hon. ID. l.. Philbin, MInnesota-The
Iron Industry of Minnesota.
Hon. Tracy Bangs, North Dakota
Agricultural Advantages of North Da-
kota.
Hon. Alex Ramsey. MinnesOta-Ear-
ly History of the Northwest.
Gov. ID. NJ. Clough, Minnesota-Min-
nesota: Its Future
Col. J. f. Stone, Minnesota-Star
With Little and Making a Success of
Farming.
Hon. Robert Dunn. Minnesota-Infiu-
ence of the Country Press in Encour-
aging immigration to the Northwest.
Vol IN
estry Interests of the Northwest. and
the Best Methods for Their Perpetua-
tion.
Hon. s. III. Hall. Minnesota-Potato
Farming.
Hon. b. S. Russell, North Dakota
Advancement of the Corn Belt North
ward. ~.
Hon. Matt Murphy. Montana-rhe
Range Industry.
Hon. Thomas Greenway, Manitoba
Wheat Farming. ----as
/ Professor II. V. winchell. Minnesota
The Iron Resources of Minnesota.
Hon. Fred Weyerhaueser. Minnesota
The Lumber Resources of the North
west.
Col. L.. s. Hewitt, Washington-frri-
cation i'm the Northwest.
Hon. Budd Reeve. North Dakota
The Earth.
Governor Allin. North Dakota-Re-
cpurNts VI NOTtn DdhOtA.
Ezra Valentine. ADMINISTRATIVE
Agricultural Future of the Red River
Valley. 1tt
Governor sheldon, South Dakota
South Dakota: Its Resources cN
The delegates are expected to report
at the hall of the house of Representa-
tives at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
when certificates as delegates and bad
ges will be issued. llH77
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