The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-12
POLK COUNTY FARMERS
Visit the State Farm Through j. j.
HiIrs Courtesy.

A delegation of one hundred and
forty odd persons, comprising reprsen-
tative farmers from Polk county, ar
rived in St. Paul yesterday morning on
the Great Northern road. 1t is one
of the many excursions which are now
being given by the various railroads,
and this particular one was by the
courtesy Of the Great Northern road
After breakfast at the Merchants, the
visitors took cars for the experimental
farm and spent the greater part OF the
day at this point. Today starting at
9 o'clock the party will visit the stock
yards and will be shown the points of
interest by Gen. Flower Returning
to st. Paul in the afternoon Grain In
spector Clausen will give the farmers
a talk and then they will be taken to
Minneapolis to inspect the Touring
mills.
E. D. Childs, assisted by F. L. Dur
and. Of the Crookston Times, and II.
e. Cook, OF the Polk County Journal,
are seeing that the visitors are we'll
taken care of and shown all the points
of interest The roster of the delega-
ton is as follows:
Erskine-Eric Skeple, T. Lawrence, Hans
Hoor, Lars LOT, Halvor Christianson, Ole
McIntosh-Gunnar HUSKY, Charles Nc
Carly, K. n. Newsen. F. Satter, c. F.
ostby, w. Halvorsen.
Joseph Laframbo:se, Rev. Thiellion, R. For
tier, Noise Payette, Fred Benoit.
st. Hilaire-Adolph Lee, H. Norland, O..
Ammudson, P. o. Heglund, l.. p Thyrin, Q.
]. Johnson, o. sodenberg o. NJ. Brink, H.
johnson, Ole Loe.
Kertsonvlle-O. Sauve, Noise Petter.
Ovetia-C. E. Matteson, c.. P. ofstos, H.
Helgeson.
Malloy-Joseph Cummings, D. Balm. D.
Morrow, William Fleming, James Gilmore
Fisher-William Skinner Thomas Logan,
rod Uya- Ctolr d 10
James NJ. Balm. G. U. Webster, ]. B. Mer-
rill.
Red Lake Falls-Luc Dubuque, A. Du Fault,
Pierre Emard, NJ. Barel.s
Lost Invertebrates E. Asp, A. ]. Hens tad,
Odin Jacobson.
East Grand Forks-Robert Carr, Robert An
deTson, James E. Sullivan, j. A. Henry, G..
II. Froats.
Crookston-L. Ellington. J. R. McKinnon,
]. j. Ide Joseph Sauve, Charles e. Sawyer,
NJ. r. Brown, J. S. Manton, RUDE Allyn, H.
Regambal, ]. w. Wheeler, John Wyand, H.
E. Cooke, P. NJ. Ringdat. F. L. Durand,
Julien Sauye, Hector Langevin.
Fairfax-Chris Houston, O. H. Richardson,
A. D. Daniels
Andover-B. j. Jorgenson, Frank Bivins, A.
Burnham, L. Davis.
Edna. G. Johnson. G. K. Gullickson, C..
J. Gullickson. H. Halvorsen, W. Marin, O..
s. johnson, John Stromstad, Ole Kastdahl,
John Clementson, Ed STAY, John Nichols, D..
Mcmillan.
ANNDy IL IL ouSSH, ". ". IlSISHSOH, "
Sand.
FERTILE. S. Nichols, Theodore NJ. Mel
son, Knute Nelson, Brown Havick, Otto
Christensen.
Winger-G. syversen, B. Erickson, Nils
H. Lotus, Gustav Braanrud, T. E. Void,
Paul Okstad.
Garden-o. P. Renne. ]. s. Johnson. S. A.
Oftedahl. S. II. Lee.
Lindsay---H. L. Hanson. Hans Berg, Ole j.
Mattson. Hans Johnson.
Climax-Levi STEVENSON.
Northland-O. Lundin, K. Lundgren.
Brooks-John B. Herbert, j. II. McGinty,
Joseph Pidgeon.
Granville-Ole Bang, Ole Hendrickson.
Wylie-K. f. Sandberg, F. Anderson.
Nelville-Knute Aakre.
Lambert-L. l. O'Neill. Sam Bilbeaut.
DugGale-G. Bratten.
Melvin-W. A. Marin.
Halstad-G. o. Gilbertson.
Lake Pleasart-Joe Cyr, George Marchildon.
Fosston-Chr. Hagen.
Tabor-Frank Cernousek
Maple Bay-Peter Morton.
Observation-Disclosures Gunnis
Huntsville-David Wild.