The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
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FINE PROGRAMME PREPARED
Meeting VIII Last Five Days and
VIII Cost $500, 900
OffeFedYfny Pre-
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opening session
Music. Call to order Invocation
ZAddreSs OF Welcome for the State-GCv.
Van SAINT.
:, A1iress" of Welcome for. st. Paul
Mayor Il. A. Smith. y
z address, OF Welcome for ST.. .rPauieGoniz
mer2ial Club-President H. A. Beard
man.
Respoonse-Hon. ]. G. Hubbard, Omaha.
Presidents address,.
"iLRei5oI9J of Secretary and treasurersQ4a
APPOINTMENT of committees.
uesday[ Evening Machinery 'hal4 open
from Z to 10 o'clock.
Wednesday, 8 a. H." Qualifications of
the Creamery Manager" G. II. Gurler,
De IZaIb. ILL.,
Requirements and Education OF the
Butterneaket of the Future H! ftaug
dahl, New Sweden, MINI.
"f'W hat Cam the Butterrnaker Do TO In-
duce His Patrons to Increase and In
prove their Milk Yield? q, F.. Riley Eos
- Wednesday, .; 1;39 p. m.-.Modern Milk
Illinois dairy and food commission. 80
Farm separators,' j. H. Rushton.
Testing Gathered Cream" ]. N. Mum
cey, Jesup, 10. r., -u-e.
High Us. Low Ripening Temperature"
w we M Day; T 4t5% III. no pan.r Tin.
ers Produce Moid?'s W: IS. Moore. Chi
Iago.
Solt@J. G. sLunpbard, OMAHA 30 s2s
Address by Hon. James Wilson, United
States secretarYhof agriculture. - qya
STARTERS and EElaiv6}rs, Prof. George L.
Mckay, Anes, 10.
Report of Committees.
Thursday Morning Machinery hall
open from to B.
I
Moisture in Butter Prof. E. H. Far
kingston, Madison, Wis.
1.-The Apprentice sin Creamery Work,
Aage Wind, PittsbuTg, Kan.
icing Before and at Churning," c.. L.
Little Creamery 5Eeaks,'' D. H Brown.
Sioux SIOUX City, 10 l9:oota
Address, ex-Gov.@W. D.. Hoard, of Wis
consin.
Music. zt-f--~, -. -,
humorous selection, C. L. Cole Jr.. St.
Paul, MINI. f-''.'t5 =.
Reading. of scores and presentation Oh
medals, cups and banner s.>.,l:fj.
Friday 9 a. M, in Butter Hall-(Spe-
cial educational featureso Butter WIN
score cards attached arranged from h1gh-
est score down to the lowest open Tor
inspection by members only In the pres
ence Of the butter judges and experts
Friday, II a. m.-Sale of butter to the
highest bidder, o14si' ri aaJs
Friday. 1850 p M, in auditorium
'eTJniforna Sailing Of Butter c., L. Fitch.
Fort Atkinson, Wis.
General discussion and addresses by
butter judges and. experts on the EXHIBITS
General discussion of questions not dis
posed OF during preceding sessions. Menu
beers are requested to come prepared to
take part in all discussions. s..,-.
I ,1lNI1f
The Nebraska Buttermakers will leave
Omaha Monday at 7:35 in special train
over the, North=Western, arriving in st.
Paul at an early hour Tuesday morning.
THE New. York, Boston Philadelphia
and New England delegations will come
to Chicago over the New York and Mich
lean Central roads The Eastern cars
will be transferred to the Chicago Great
Western tracks Immediately on arriving
at Chicago and made up with the Chi
cago train which leaves Chicago at
o'clock Mondays evening, Feb. u. Inns
big special train is scheduled to arrive
! at St Paul Tuesday at $50. -.as - s4po,
The Chicago Great Western Will carry
the delegations from Kansas City ana
Missouri. The Special for these deiega-
lions is scheduled to leave Kansas City
at 6:3O, D. m, Monday, Feb. IS, and arrive
at St. Paul at 1850 Tuesday afternoon.
This train will consist Of Pullman sleep
ers and coachest and will carry a dining
car to serve supper and breakfast
Contributions to the premium FUND are
az Follows. --tlh} Is, 0tN <f -
St. Paul Commeyeiafs club. ;$l.5aO
Creamery Package Mfg. Co, Chi on
De eSf laval Separator Co, chicago go
| F. D. .Moulton g Coz New York. -. 200
Wells Richardson & Co, Burlington 40
Genessee salt Co. New Yofk.:...... 100
| Heller & Merz. New York: $500. LEG
Worcester Salt Co.. New York. 100
! Diamond Crystal Salt Co. st. Clair 7oo
standard lrG OH Co. Chicago 50
| EIgin Bitter Tub Co, EIgin, Ill.,. 50
b F Rgf9cSn6 Go 81 Bra Ps Sbicago p p
J. B. Ehrsam & Sons, Enterprise, >,
vt tf Farm Machine Co, Bellows low ST Fails %
e wer.Haiwood Co. Cedar lar Raods -
| 10; All Reid, Philade!phia;, Pa %, 80
J. G. Cherry Co.. Cedar RAPIDS, To- rs
Fort Atkinson. Wis ...::::......,... Is
/ Cornish g. Cost. Paul, Minn...,,.e. B g
c. E. Hill & Co. Kansas City. Mo-. 70
/ ALI. Barber Mfg Co., .Chicago,,e. .,-l 80
F. B. Fargo & Co, Lake Mills, Wis. 2
i 0watonna Mfg. Co, 0watonna. MINI. "a
Hackett &, Dailev Creamery Supply =
| Co, Waterloo. 10 ............-;....... 20
L
b Hohnsbehn & Sons. Warerly, To-. 25
| Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co, Chicago 2
/ Star Union Line, Chicago. .-....s.....-. %
New York Despatch Refrigerator
! Line, Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - y
Merchants Despatch Trans. Co: q
| P wv. .Kiefabe * CO., Philadelphia -; %
Erie Despatch Trans. Co... q
| Write, Enamel Refrigerator Cos st -
| PauI "a
| American, Refrigerator Transporta-,
ton Co.. st. Louis, Mo. ......>....... ]!
| Frink & Holman, st. Pau1,-...-.-..-..--. q. II
| Philadelphia contributions ............ w
| New York centrlbut ions ......-....+.,.s ssg
| Chicago contributions lst
| Eastern States Refrigerating Co,
Springfield, Mass, and Albany
W. w. WippIe Go, Providence, r. I.
| J. L. Humphrey Jr.5' New Bedford,
Marshall nSs Grocery Co. Nashua, N. H.
| Nielsen. Hall Sc C6., Montgomery Gen.
! ter VT ........ ....{s....................
| O. w. Stems e Sons Johnson, VT.
P. D. Pike & Sol,s, Stowe. VIM.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. DE
WILL BE- SENT HONE.
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DEPeRF ATIoNioF NORWEGIAN BOY