The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-09

This they were not allowed to do mas
much as large crowd of people had paid
an admittance fee to view those same
exhibits There was some grumh.ing,
but the exhibitors finally submitted to
Secretary Randalls mandate and the eX-
hibits were left in place. A pleasant in
cident of yesterday afternoon was the
call made by the officers and exhibitors
of the American Hereford Breeders as
! ISOLATION on the state fair officials. The
call was made for the purpose of thank
ing the officials for the courtesy shown
them during the fair and expressing ap
probation of the fair itself.
In regard to the complaint made by
some of the exhibitors against the Otter
Tail county exhibit on the ground that
the latter's exhibit contained a quantity
of vegetables hot grown in that county,
the board of managers in executive ses-
sion yesterday morning decided that the
complaint was sustained and the eX-
hibit was ordered thrown out The
countys premium money will be divided
among the other counties. Mr.. Welfman,
of Otter Tail county, one OF the veteran
exhibitors at the fair, admitted that the
charge was true, but contended that no
unfaiineSs was intended He said OttG'
Tail county's exhibit was not intended to
! be a vegetable one, but that it was in
tended to show what the county could
produce in the way of wheat and grain.
! The Otter Tail county exhibitors for.
felt $3.50 by their action.
At the federation Headquarters yester-
day the women were juh.lant over the
result of the weeks work. I'VE
have tried to reach a class of women
who have had little or no know
! ledge of the work the club women Of
Minnesota are trying to do, said Mrs. Q.
E. Conant, of Marshall county, yesterday,
Il 4laot how adj al
this week" Mrs. Cenant was in charge
Of the federation headquarters yester-
day and spoke enthusiastically of the sue
cessful week the headquarters has en-
ioyed. I'VE have aimed to make the
work almost entirely educational, and l
| am sure that everyone of the 1908 or
more visitors we have entertained this
week will go home with new ideas that
they have gained here" Yesterdays pro-
gramme at the club house was devoted
| entirely to Libraries" A compact trav-
| cling library occupied the place of honor
| in the reception hall and the programme
: included a discussion of school, town and
| travelling libraries. Miss Clara Bailey, Of
the Minneapolis Teachers club, gave a
ten minutes talk, as did also Mrs. Martin
Moliter, Mrs. Gratia Countryman and
! Miss C. F. Baldwin. Reports were heard
from towns having trayelingl libraries. A
musical programme was given. The
Juvenile orchestra played, and two small
girls, Georgia Telley violinist, and Ethel
Achlar, pianist, gave numbers.
The Territorial Pioneers association
have received into its membership over
200 new members during the week.
Charles Bottineau, brother of old Pierre
! Bottineau, the French voyager, was a
visitor at the log cabin yesterday. An
interesting relic exhibited was a pipe, in
the bowl of which was message sent by
Little Crow to the head chief of the Chip
pewas at Red Lake, asking him to induce
his people to Join Little Crow and mis-
tribe in general in a massacre of the
whites. With the pipe was sent beaded
belt, which was also on exhibition.