Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-28
Madison, May 26.

visit the university. The party VIII
reach Madison Saturday morning,
June IS. The plan of entertaining
them includes morning drive over
the park system laid out by the Madi-
son Park and Pleasure Drive associ-
alion, returning to the university
farm to inspect its various depart
ments, reaching the Park hotel for
dinner at one O'Clock. The afternoon
program includes a visit to several
university buildings and boat ride
on Fourth Lake unless they should
prefer to attend the circus which
comes here the same day.
They will leave Madison for Milwau-
kee at p. m. over the Northwestern
where they will be guests Of prominent
citizens of the cream city over Sun
day. Monday the party will return to
Lake Mills, where the big Holstein
herds will be seen, and later in the day
go to Fort Atkinson and visit eX-Gov-
ernor Hoard's dairy farm and cream
cry
The experiment Of growing tobacco
under canvas near GAINESVILLE will be
inspected and the Durham horse farm
at Wayne, H., will be another object
OF interest.
Early this month the party arrived
in Boston for the purpose OF studying
American agriculture. The men were
taken in charge by Mr.. Schultz, rep
resentative of the United States de-
partment of agriculture at Washing
ton, who accompanies the party on its
trip which is made in special coaches.
All the experiment stations on the itin-
arary were notified in advance of the
trip, which is comprehensive one,
extending through the southern states,
including stops at Lexington, KY, and
st. Louis, where the party inspected
the worlds fair building.
The famous Watson alfalfa farm of
$4,000 acres near kearney, Neb the
agricultural college at Ames, Ia, and
points in Utah were also visited en-
route to the coast where San Francis
co. Los Angeles and other cities in
California were stopping places.
The party will remain on the coast
until June 4, when it will leave Port
land, Oregon, making two stops in the
cattle region of Montana one at Far
go, North Dakota, and again at st.
Anthony's park near Minneapolis,
where the Minnesota experiment sta
ton is located; coming from that place
direct to Madison.
The personnel of the distinguished
party which will be the guest of Dean
w. A. Henry is as follows:
DR.. Viktor v Bauer, Bruenn, Mach
rem.
Rlttergutsbesitzer Macmillan Beu-
Their. Golencin bel Posen.
Rittergutsbesitzer E. Biermann,
-Luesewitz bel Sanitz, Mecklen-
berg.
Landwirt Ulrich Bohm, Streesen bel
Kleutzow, Pommern.
Oberregierungsrath FIR. Brettreich,
Muenchen.
Regierungsrat DR.. Alfred Dietrich,
Coblenz Rheinprovlnz.
Konrad Eberhardt. Speyer am Rhein.
Rittergutsbesitzer H. Eyssenhardt,
Klein Kienitz be Rangsdorf, Branden-
burg.
I.andwirt r. Friedrich Ferber, Gera,
R. j. L,
Landwrt ottoman Feurstein, Parch-
WITT. i. Schlesien.
DR.. F. H. Flecken, Bruehl, Bee,
Koeln a Ri.
Landrat Erich V. Fluegge, specke, i.
Pommern.
Rtter4utspaechter Tn. Fuehling,
Horbell b. Frechen, Rheinland.
Stud ayr A. Furhmann, Berlin
Landwirt Kurt Gaebler, Grabig bel
Sorau Brandenburg.
Armand Gain, Jellen bel Peske i,
Westpreussen.
Landwirt Enrique Gildemeister, Ber-
lin.
Landwirt Bernard Gontard Kit
tergut Mockau bel Leipzig.
Gueterdirektor Karl Hanisch, Bres-
lau.
Gutsbeister II. Kloevekorn, Klein
Haferbeck bel Underwangen.
Leutnant d. R. Victor Won Laffert
Dammereez bel Rrahistorf. Mecklen-
burg.
Landwirt Hans Lampe Leipzig.
Or. Eugen Graf Iedebur. Mleschau
b. Lobositz. Boehmell
Landvirt E. Lemcke, Hoppeurade,
Mecklenburg.Schw
den.