The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-11
DAlRYMEN OF STATE
VENTION AT LIE SUEUR ON
TUESDAY
SESSION OF THREE DAYS
Technical Topics of Wide Variety
to BE Discussed by the Delegates
Proceedings VIII BE of Interest
to the Farmer as Well as the
Creamery OperatOr-News of the
Northwest.

lie SUEUR, Mimi, Dec. 10.-(Special) y
| The twenty-second annual convention of
the State Dairymen will be held here
Dec. II, 1S and IA. The convention will be
called to order on Tuesday by Hon. John
Mathieson, president of the association.
No expense will be spared by the city to
make the convention a success and to
| honor and entertain those who attend.
1t is expected that the attendance from
| abroad will be about 300, among whom
will be Gov. Lind and Profs. Hecks and
Shaw. Tuesday afternoon will be devot-
ed to opening address and reports from
the officers of the association. The
womans auxiliary will have charge of
the evening session, during which Gov.
| Lind will address the convention.
The programme for the entire conven-
ton is one of the finest put on for a
number of years, and will be of especial
interest, not only to the large dairyman
and creamery operator, but to the farm
er with a few cows who markets mis- own
butter
The business houses and streets will be
! decorated night and day, and the music
for the convention will be by the Mime
| sofa State Band orchestra.
The printed programme for the con-
vention shows that there will be an ad-
dress of welcome by Maj. C. N Cosgrove,
| of LIE Sueur, and in addition to the re-
ports an address by C. L. Smith. In the
evening, when the women will have
| charge, the programme will be as fol-
lows: Address, Mrs. V. X Wilcox:
Many Mickle Makes a Muckle," Mrs.
M. A. Cummings: DAIRY and Poultry"
Mrs. j. H. McRostie; "'Womans Rela-
ton to the Dairy" Mrs. c. H. Robbins;
Notes From Dairy Farm" Mrs NJ.
Currie; Pages From Farm Life" Mrs.
E. L" Stoughton; remarks, Gov Lind; Sc
lect reading, Miss Madeline Liggett; pa
per, Mrs. NJ L. Holmes; THE Way CT
My Choice" Mrs. Julia A. Lane; Home
Dairying," Prof. T. L. Hacker; ''Home
and School Education" Mrs G.. Meredith;
select reading, Miss Madeline Liggett.
On Wednesday. officers will be elected
| and scores announced. In addition there
will be addresses, as follows: "Expe-
riences of a Two-Year-OId" A. w.
Mowbray; Ayrshire Cattle" John w.
Scott; Dairy Talk" w. L. ChapyelI:
THE Condition and What We Should Do
for the Cheese Industry" A. ]. Glover.
state dairy and food department;
Breeding Dairy Cattle" Prof. T. Shaw,
school of agriculture; address, Prof T.
l.. Hacker, school of agriculture;
Progress in Dairying,'' Mrs c. H. Rob
bins. Wednesday evening the delegates
will attend the theater as the guests of
the people Of lie Sueur.
On Thursday, which will be devoted
to technical topics, there will be the
following addresses: weigh Room,
Weigh Cam, Sampling and Testing" F.
W. Graham; address, B. D. White, as
sistant dairy commissioner; Creamery
Refrigeration" Hon. E. Evenson; RE
view of Recent Dairy Investigations,
Prof, H. Snyder, school of agriculture:
THE Newspaper on the Farm" Mrs ].
H. McRostie; How to Make Butter
Exhibit" J. K. Bennett, secretary Min
nesota Butter and Cheese Makers asso-
citation; Creamery Management" John
Morton; Remarks on Cheese E. B.
Williams; What I Know About Dairy
ing" August Samuelson; MY Experience
Feeding Dairy Cows on the Farm L.
Won Lehe.