The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-01-28
PROGRAM OF TIE WEEK
FOR BUTTER MAKERS
III -------
National Butter Makers Association
Begins Its Annual Convention
at Sioux Falls.
LARGE DELEGATIONS ARRIVING
Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska Are
Well Observation-Disclosures
Present From Many of
the States.
LARGE DELEGATIONS ARRIVING

sioux Fails, Jan. 24.-Ihe nnuai
convention of the National, Butter.
Makers association opened here today.
Delegates are arriving from all over
The United States, but particularly
strong representations from without
..he state are coming from Iowa, Min
nesota and Nebraska.
The day is being spent in the recep-
lion and location Of the arriving dele
gates. This evening they will be enter
sained at the new Auditorium hall
when the formal dedication of that
building to the butter makers will oc-
rur.
Secretary Sundendorf has given out
the following official program for the
week:
Tuesday
governor Of South Dakota; for the city,
Mayor b. H. Lien; for the Business Mems
eague, Judge II. Fl. Keith.
Responsive w. Marsh, Waterloo, Ia.
Presidents address.
Report of secretary and treasurer.
History n Object OF the National
Creamery Buttermakers' association and
Duties, of Its Members, w. s.. Moore, Chi
eago.
Discussion. Best Way of Handling
Milk In Hot and Cold Weather from
Weigh Can e Separator" G. W. Louthan,
Lin biso GreXe; 1a .R :; MoT Wsv Ge n aas;d IL;
cream from Separator to Finished Prod
uct," e. r. Howe, Crete. Neb.: s. Haug-
dahl. North Sweden, MINI.
Appointment of committees.
Reading of scores and presentation of
medals, cups and prize banner.
In Butter hall-Special educational fea-
Butter. with score cards attached, ar
ranged from highest score down to the
lowest, open for inspection by members
In the presence of the butter judges,
United States secretary of agriculture.
the association will have on exhibition
samples OF Danish, Australian, French
and other foreign butter.
Procession OF delegates, headed by state
delegation winning the prize banner. Each
state delegation will be expected to select
their own marshal. with appropriate
How Shall We Secure the Desired
Flavor in Our Product?" F. w, Bouska.
Ames, la.
Diseusaion us %Pasteurlzing Milk or
sream for Making Butter a Success" II.
Z. Fulmer. Ettrick. Wis; w. T. Jensen.
Discussion. How Shall We Rlpen Our
". Ashby, Hazleton, la.
Discussion, 1.-The Cause of and How to
Prevent Notifies" H. K. Gronbech, Jewell,
Ia; II. e. Schuknecht, Marshalltown, Ia.
yent Mold"
Cleanliness as Essential to Good But
termaking." Mrs. l.. j. Stewart. James,
vile. Mimi; Gilchrist Stewart, Burnside.
Address. Demands of the Hour" J. J..
jackson. president Vermont Butter
makers association.
Session Of National Dairy union. Ex-
Governor Hoard. OF Wisconsin, president.
md Charles y. Knight, of Chicago, Sec
zion and It's opportunities."s e. ". Geyer,
Newell. Ia; H. N. Miller, Randall.
Discussion, Should the Buttermaker In
ssS,operative Greameries Also Have
.he Creamery" A. ". Trow. Glenville,
MINI; A, G. Armstrong, Collins, la.
Discussion on "Refrigeration.' Charles
Harding. Norfolk. Neb.; George H. Cur
Boilers n Engines and Their Eco
pomical Management Joseph Wild, New
Discussion. .How Can We Convince
Patrons that Results from the Babcock
Test Are Correct?" H. s. Bell, Walworth.
Wis; George Carr, Aurora, III.
nent Of Eastern Creameries is Superior
70 that Of Those In the Vest s.. B.
Huyck. Jefferson, N. y; f. A. leighton,
New Hampton, la.
= 80 .tNt-a D
Election of officers.
Friday
Discussion. Els the Average Butter
maker Receiving Just Compensation for
His knowledge, Labor and Experience
Open for discussion by all members.
Every one is requested to come prepared
to give an idea on some subject, such as
notifies. starters. mold. attractive pack
ages, etc. This should be made one OF the
best features OF the program,
Hon. james Wilson, United States sec
rotary of agriculture; Major II. Alvord,
Ex-Governor Hoard. Professors r. l..
Heacker OF Minnesota, Curtis n Mckay
Of Iowa, Harrington and Russell OF Wis.
fonsin, and many other prominent speak.
ers have been invited and are expected
to max addresses at various times during
the meetings. Ex-Secretary j. E. Nissley
81 Topeka. Kan, will entertain the dele.
gates one evening with stereopticon views
Showing the growth and development OF
The dairy industry of Kansas. j. G. LON.
bard has kindly promised to favor the
meeting with songs at odd times.