The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-16
MOVEMENT To EsT.3IIsH a
NORTHWESTERN DAIRY BOARD
OF TRADE.
CONVENTION MEETS TODAY.
SECRETARY slime RECEIVES NO
TICE THAT MANY INVITATIONS
WILL BE ACCEPTED.
List of Those Who Have Signffied
Their Intention of Being
Present.

The convention for the purpose Of
establishing the Northwestern Dairy
Board of Trade holds it's opening ses-
sion at II o'clock this morning in the
rooms Of the Commercial club. The
members of the committee who called
the convention and the business men
generally, who are interested in the
forming Of a dairy board, are much
pleased with the outlook They are of
the opinion that the convention will
be a success, both in point of numbers
and the results that will be attained.
The dairymen throughout the state
have caused a broad smile to play
over Secretary Shines face, for, during
the last two or three days, numerous
answers have been received to the cir
culars sent out by him last week. The
replies all show great enthusiasm in the
project and the writer's all express
themselves as more than willing to
lend their aid to it's success.
1t has been arranged that President
Gregg, of the Commercial club, will call
the convention to order and will act
as temporary chairman. Mayor Doran
will be on hand and will deliver an ad-
dress of welcome. l~ "a
Among the letters received by Secre-
tary Slime yesterday, was one from
]. E. Patton, of the Salem Creamery as
ISOLATION, of Salem, S. D. Mr.. Patton
will not be able to attend, but expressed
his hearty sympathy with the move
ment. Said he:
1--WE have long thought that some
thing Of this kind was practical, and
are sure would be of much benefit to
the Northwest"
Another dairy man writes: you
cannot have too many of such boards,
where they are handled right and the
money goes into the hands of the pro-
ducers and not the buyers"
These are but a few of the letters
received expressing sympathy with the
movement. There has not been a single
one that has not favored the plan
The following is list of those who
have signified their intention of being
present tomorrow:
J. F. McKennon, Cardigan; Henry Sher-
man. Window; ]. D. PennH, Annandale;
Gusta Newstrom. Kost; F. w. Culbertson
Florence; George F. Short, Faribault; Henry
Ulrich .Biscay; Thomas Madgan Maple Lake;
Fred Schutt Golden; G. Erickson, Clinton;
A. II. PARROT, Pierpont; B. A. Mead, Das-
sci; E. D. ChiIds, Crookston; Robert Crick-
more Owatonna; w. c. Allyn, Madison Lake;
A. r. Ruhnke, Minneapolis; j. w. Bloor,
Chisago City; Henry olson, Marine; Simon
Braun, Kellogg; H. Peterman, Waconia;
Charles Montaney. Clear Lake. Wis: f. T.
Prohl. Howard Lake; c. G. Roosen, Delano;
J. A. Berry, Faribault; F. Tholle company,
Gaylord; E. Peck, Kimball; Henry Ames
Litchfeld; H. NJ, Buck, otisco; 2Streissguth
Mercantile company. Arlington; John F. Bed
dell. Trim Belle, Wis; E. G. Hammer, Good
hue; A. W. Snow, Chenille; w. ]. Henry,
Clinton Falls; Dickey & Co., Forest Mills;
N. T. Sandburg, Albert Lea; Samuels &
White, Chaska; T. C. Wakefield. Hutchinson;
3. Nelson, Grove City; J. c. TreveI, New
Munich; T. T. ThorsOn. Winthrop; c. P
Monahan. Faribault; Mic Thomas, New Mar
Winsted; Aug Samgren Dassel W. E. Daily
Sutton; j. ]. Farrell, Shakopee; Gustav
Meiliceke. Window; A. F. Senechal, Atwater;
W. S. Carlyle, Minneapolis; N. Pearson, At
water; o. Stynce, Maple Plain; E. p. Skart-
sen. Audubon: E ENensnn Stout