The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-07
STATE DAIRY INTERESTS.
Important Meeting to Be Held at Al
bert Lea

The Minnesota State Dairymen's as.
sociaton's thirteenth annual meeting
ana the butter makers third annual
meeting Will be held at Albert Lea
Dec. Is. 16. II.
The. Western Passenger associate
mas granted special rate Of one and
one-th1rd for the round trip, provided
persons have paid one fare to Albert
Lea amounting to over so cents.
The officers Of the Dairymen,s association
are: President, Henry Ames LitchfieId.
nrSt vice president, A.. P. McKinstry. Win
Hreepago CITY; second vice president, e. D.
er, st. Anthony Park: treasurer. George T.
Short, Faribault. The officers of the But
termakers' association are; President, D. B.
White, Manchester; vice president G. R
Boyington, East Chain Lakes; secretary. 7.
A. TurnbulI Wells; treasurer, George B.
Parks, Owatonna.
-, The LOCAL committees are: Reception COM
mitIee, e. M. Wilkinson, DIR. Al. c. Wedge,
T. " knatvold, w. A NORM, C. Jorgensen,
D. V. Brown, W. S. Krebs, j. A. Lovely, w.
e. T. Todd; Harry Jones; executive committee,
W. A NORM, A. G. Brundfn, " Gulbrand-
sen; committee on music, Mrs. j. A. Fuller,
Miss A. Blacklin, Thorvald Olson; entertain
m Ia1 COMMITTEES, A. G. Brundin, W. c. Nit
Fobes, ]: A. Fuller, Mrs. o. N. Olberg, Mrs.
Z: NJ. Wilkinson, Mrs. A. G. Brundin, Mrs.
W c. MITCHELL Mrs. w: A. NORM, Mrs. c.
q. Brainerd, Mrs. William Tweedy; mem
bership committee John L. Gibbs, T. A.
Vandergrift. N. P. Sandburg, F. w Barlow,
A. Q. Bakken, NJ. Halyorsen, A. W. Trow,
John H: Emerson, William LEM, Jr., G.
Johnsrud, A. j. Berglund, James Carey G.
". Miller, F. D. Drake, J. G.. Johnson,
Henry Drommerhausen, e. B. Budlong, John
ble B. Whittemore, G. H. Rubie.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the meeting:
Tuesday, 10 a. m.-President Ames will call
the association to order music; invocation;
address of welcome; response by vice presi-
dent, A. P. McKinstry; music; report of off,
to the annual meeting Of the national dairy
union; appointment of committees.
Tuesday az 2 2. m.Address by President
yorson; Our Dairy Laws" e. j. Graham;
"Dairying an Important Factor on the
Farm" Jenny VIM; ''The Boys and Girls on
Our Dairy Farm, " e. P. Eddy.
Tuesday evening-Meeting of the women's
auxiliary.
Wednesday, 9 a. m.-'Feeding and Care of
Dairy Stock, 0va Flaten; Employing Mind
on the Dairy Farm, H. c. Carpenter; Food
Value Of Dairy Products Prof. Harry Sny-
der; Woman's Rights on the Farm Mrs.
j. G. Cummings.
Wednesday 2 D. m-s'The Patent Cow
Mrs. Mary Currie; actual and Possible Ben
eats of Cooperation Among Farmers" JON
dLHou rEeSiudtA, importance OF Breeding ana
Feeding Inteliigently,' George w. Purchard
president Wisconsin Dairymen's association;
address, H. G. Adams, Wisconsin dairy and
food commissioner; paper, E. d. Childs.
wednesday 7:So p. m.-Remarks by his
excellency, d. M. Clough, e. q. Potter, s. NJ.
Owen, w. M. Liggett. dean of the college
of agriculture; G. L. Smith Esq, and Dr. H.
W. Brewster, principal of the school Of agri-
culture.
Thursday, 9 a. m.-"Creamery Manage
ment, Clark H. Dills "Dairying Minnesota's
1rs& ID
maker Should Know" L. r. Hobart Cheese
Making in Minnesota A. j. Glover; Farm
Cheese Making, j. L. McLennan.
CHI rnnrsday po, 2, mmnour Cooperative
Records and Accounts ]. A. wye Secretary
Minnesota experiment station; THE Butter
Maker" j. A. Turnbul; business meeting Of
the Minnesota State Dairymens association
and the Minnesota Creamery Buttermakers'
association.
The premiums provided by the Min
nesota Creamery Buttermakers' asso-
citation are: A pro rata premium on
creamery butter Of $40; SIS pro rata
premium on cheese, $40 first So second.
The premiums by the State Dairymen's
association are: Pro rata premiums on
creamery butter, $500; on dairy butter,
S75; on cheese, $25
All creamery butter scoring 80 points
or over will receive a proportion of
the premium according to the number
Of points above 80. Entries in the dairy
and cheese class will not be entitled to
share In the pro rata, premium unless
they score Sc points or over. Exhibit
tors are limited to one package only in
each class. and not more than SIS Of
the pro rata shall be awarded in one
class to any exhibitor. Every exhibit
tor must be a member of the associa-
ton. One dollar, secures a membership
ticket good for one year. Exhibits of
butter and cheese may be shipped by
express, charges prepaid, to T. l..
Hacker. Albert Lea. Mimi, to arrive
not later than Dec. Ia, with name and
address on each package.