The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-03

STATE HORTICULTURTST WILL
MEET TUESDAY NEXT IN
MINNEAPOLIS
BEE-KEEPERS TO MEET, TOO
State Forestry Association VIII Also
Have a Session During the
Meeting Of the Other
Convention.

apolis, beginn ng Tuesday In connection
with the meeting of the society there viii
De meetings Of the State Forestry asso-
c!auon, the Minnesota Be6 keepers as O.
clauon and the W0men's auxiliary The
meetings will be held in the lecture rooms
and there will be a large display of
fruits Among the famous hort cultural
lists who will be present are: Prof n E.
Hansen, of the South Dakota Agricul ur-
al college; Prof G. B. Waldron, of the
North Dakota Agricultural college; P Of
b S. Golf, of the Wisconsin Agricultural
Z GGcI!ege; G; G. Patten, of Charles City
Horticultural society; c. L. Watrous,
president of the American Pomolo icai
sc clety, and ]. S. Trigg, of Rockford To-
9eIoW VIII be found the programme for
Tuesday Misunderstanding by Prasi-
gent w. w. Pendet CAST; general subj ct
Mechanical Prepare ion of the sill in
Frult Culture. 'Subsoiling as a Prepara-
ton for Fruit Culture" David SecoT
M!nnebago City, Frank Yahnke, Wfnona:
foT PIe 9fi, OF Lowing as Preparat on
ertson, St. Anthony Park; ''Manipulat on
OF the Soil as a Protection From Drouth
and Winter Killing G. D. Taylor, Fulda:
trchtable for Plum Orchard" DaWafn
Cook, Windom; Operations in Work ng
I 1le Soil IN Growing Raspberries and
= Blackberries," w. S. Widmoyer, es-
Dach; Movement of the Soil in the Sue
ceSsful Vineyard" c. w. Sampson, Elk
TGeIslor; Tools for Garden and Orchard
The Campbell Sys EN- of OveTcoming.
vLynd.
Tuesday Acknowledgement subject
distribution and Conservation of NIois-
ture in the Soil ''Drainage Of MARSH
Lands tI and their Uses in C5aTdening,' W.
BBraln Tile in the Garden and Orchard"
X A. Wright, Eureka; Methods Of
Mulching and Their Comparative Value
J. S. Harris, La Crescent: 'sTThe Dist
91N9 flor on C-,,.o ~
". Pende1gast, Hutchinson; Irrigation
IN the minnesota Garden and Orchard
n. ID. l.. JeWett, of st. Paul, P NJ Ends
icy, OF minneapolis and c. w. Spickec-
man Excelsior; Rotation of Crops on
the Fruit Farm" Supplementary PTant-
ings in the Orchard and Their R6tation
Q. NJ Lord, Minnesota CITY: 3V Ils'fi9 On
BE Planted to Advantage With the RasD-
perry perry, Strawberry and Blackberry" NJ
S STI!er 1, PirTi9ncetQn; Use of the Straw
, fSesetung, John Ekiof, Stockholm; .'Ro-
Tatlon IN the Vegetable Garden" Prof.
Tinc M; +F4E5a Ia Of st. Anthony Park ana
Iauon OF Planting on the Small Fruit
Farm arm G; W. Merritt, Homer.
..P %eGnes s Jay MfoTning-General subject,
ture of the Apple ]. P. Andrews, F S;i-
i pat6t' FIQm Culture L: Z. Smith. Man
6 Ha6 h l{Ig Plants of the Raspberry
GHoapoIls; How to Grow Gooseberry and
GGuTrant Plants" G. w. Strand, Tayiors
49, loti9, lowing strawberry Plants for
heSetung, ID. F. Peck Austin: "Pron9-
eating New Varieties of Tree Fruits From
SEED, {. G.; Patten, Charles City. To-:
F Tp9Wlng New ~ Varieties rS7ri Of Small
C,GTowing rHalf-Hardy Fruits j. r.
6 uI9fnnj ms, W4shburn; PLANT Breeding"
TCoI n. g. Hansen, Brool1ings. S. 5
tGrowIng Evergreens From Seeds, and
alter care in the Nursery Clarence
Wedge, Albert Lea; 'Growing Plants in
'e eTHi-t Tor the Windbreak' - Alfred Terry,
Wednesday Afternoon-Joint session
with the Minnesota Beel1eepers' asso ia
! t54n lees and HOrticulture-Their Re
!aLonS Mutual" DR.. L. D. Leonard. M n
fneapolis; Something of Interest to Re-
kkfGeP9Is and Hordculturists," J. p West,
The Ladies' Auxiliary-.Countrv School
GROUNDS Miss Lucia E DanfortR, Carrie
III cTilgSe' Northheld; we Want Ma
uonaI ROVER" Mrs. Henry F. Brown,
PfeslCent Of the MINNEAPOLIS Improvement
league; EFFECTIVE improvements In the
HoIne GROUNDS With the Smallest E,xp N
GituTe Ct Money, Roy Underwood Lake
1!Iy; outdoor Improvement Work of the
oman 5 Civic League of St Paul" Mr.
Conde damlins president; "Agricultura
n G.o our EuraI Schools" Prof. w. M. Hays,
state Agricultural school; '"The Forest
reserve" Prof. Maria L. Sanford. STA to
university. ~ '''e' &c
Wednesday Evening-"A Talk-Tha
FIoWer Buds of Our Fruit Trees Prof
E ~ Golf, Wisconsin Agrict1ItnraI FL FL
perlmt9t station my Impressions in Eli
IVpe; FTof: S. B. Green, Minnesota Ag
TlGultu1 al Experiment station.
thursday Morning-President, animal
arGI eSS, W. w. Pendergast, Hutchinson:
annual report of the executive board w
man man , mot chairman, Minneapolis; an
a1rdI report OF secretary, A. w. La h m
MlHneapoHs; annual report of treasurer
II. M. Lyman, Excelsior; report of Iatrie'
!aIlVe committee, Wyman Elliot, chair
Reports of Vice Presiderts-F. w kim
ca TiiSC cohgresSlonal district, Austin;
?. u, EE!ichardson, Second district, Winnie
3ago CITY; Mrs: A. A Kennedy, Third
qlsrlct, Hutchinson; Vincent Bailey
ourth district ST Anthony Park. Ms
Jennie Stager. Sixth district Sank Rap
Morris. 0-i'1 i9'i1cC'
reports of Superintendents of Trial sta.
a. o. hS-JTof S B: Green Central stati3n).
81. Anthony Park; E. H. S. Dart, Owa,
I0lha; DeWatn Cook, Window; Cha | 3
w. sampson lgrapes), Eureka; O. M
LORD (PIums and small fruits) Minnesota
,. Harris, La Crescent; L. r. Mover
1honteVldeo; Mrs Jennie Stager. Sank
HaPIuS; w iIllam Somerville, Viola; J. S
arks. Pleasant Mounds
Report Of Committee on Fruit list
Clarence Wedge, Albert Lea; J, P An
crews, FaTibault; Prof. S. 3. Green, St.
Anthony Park. ~
Report of Committee on Ornamental
Llst-F. H Nutter, MINNEAPOLIS: r p
Mover. Montevideo; Fred Nussbaumer,,
Report of Committee on Seeding Fruits
- j. S Harris, La Crescent
Report of Local Societies-S0uthnrn
Minnesota Horticultural society. Mrs
S.harleS BTa1nerd, secretary Albert Lea
Meadow Vac Horticultural club, A. VI
heays, secretary, Elk River.
Thursday Observation-Disclosures hour
snort addresses by a number of members
and delegates. Annual election of officers,
Minnesota State Forestry Association
-olnt Session. Forestry as ADDlicd to
Minnesota Conditions" Capt J. II. Cross
president Minnesota State Forestry asso,,
cation; "A Lumberman's View of tba
forestry Situation" Col w P. Allen. ST
6aui; Forest Conditions in Germany. .
PTof s. B. Green, St Anthony Park.
Ayers, Carlton; Wisdom of the National
Park Movement" Leo M. Crafts. M, n
Minneapolis. ' -- 1'''
Thursday Evening-AnnuaI society ban
Quet 0N' 'a-i-
- Friday Morning-General subject. Eva
rieties of Apples for Southern Mime
sofa" r. w. Chapman, Plainview, VIM.
for Central Minnesota" D F. Akin,
Pennington; Commercial Orchards For
the Northwest" J. S. Trigg, Rockford,
10; Varieties of Grabs Tor Minnesota
Planting" Ditus Day, Pennington; THE
T'rancendant on Trial" j. T. Grimes
Minneapolis; Varieties Of Strawberries
Suited for Minnesota" f. F. Farrar
- White Bear; varieties of Grapes best
Adapted for Minnesota, Gust johnson
Minneapolis; What Blackberries. Cur
rants and GooseberTies to Plant in Min
s 80 a $500 RANGE
&s OF Minneapolis If further send DC