The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-19
NORTH DAKOTA
ADVANCE men THERE.
First of the Crowds Reach Fargo
to Attend the Grain Grow
ers' Convention.
One Thousand Expected During the
Week-Features Of ting Of
fetal Program.
special to The Journal.

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 19.-Advance delega-
tions began to arrive to- day for the four
days session of the Tri-State Grain Grow
ers which convenes here tomorrow. The
officials have announced a program, which
includes many famous agricultural work =;
ers in the Dakotas and Minnesota. A
great deal of interest is taken in all three
states and it is predicted the attendance
will reach at least 1000. -
The live stock association will also
meet to adopt constitution and bylaws
and elect permanent officers. This or
ganization will be in the nature Of a
branch of the general association and will
also arrange for general stock show an
nually. -, 49,. -
The North Dakota Poultry association
will meet the same length OF time as the
grain growers and it's promoters announce
the largest number of entries in it's his
tory. -
The meeting Of the Old Settlers associa-
ton Friday will be another feature OF the
week and the Friday afternoon program,
of the grain growers will be devoted to
the pioneers. ,.
The delegates to the convention are ex7
pecting President Hill Of the Great North
ern, who has promised to come If he can
possibly arrange the time for it. The pro-
gram for the grain growers is as follows:
TUESDAY, JAN. 20, 10 A.. NJ. j.
Invocation by Rev. ]: F. Dudley, D. D.
Presidents address.
s.The objects and Aims of the Tri-State Grain
and Stock Growers Association j. H. Worst.
Fargo.
:'Profit in Growing Macaroni Wheat over Other
Wheats'' T. N. oium. Lisbon, N. D. 49,.
'Road Making" John A. Kennedy, Fargo,
''Some Harvest Thieves" L. R. Waldron, agri-
cultural college. North Dakota.
Good Soil and Poor Crops-What Can Be Done
About It"' Datus G. Smith, Blanchard, N. D.
TUESDAY, 2 P: N.
Twichell, Fargo N. D.
Some Destructive Diseases of Potatoes Pro-
lessor H. Bolley, agricultural college.
1.-THE ,Hessian Fly Professor G. B. Waldron,
agricultural college. -
General Resources of the State" R. J. Tur-
ner, commissioner Of agriculture and labor, Bis
! Foot and Mouth Disease" Dr.. L. Van Es,
asr'eu WEDNG fSiEsSs JAN. 81, 10 A. NJ.
''The sio,' J. IL. Bosard, Grand Forks N, D.
'Feeding Stock on Coarse Grain Raised in the
Swine Raising on the Farm for Profit, -
Charles ARIES MeKisse5: Mayyil1e' n D: so
Appointment of committees. d.
WEDNESDAY, 2 P. NJ.
.Feedng and Care of Horses T. A. Hover
stad, Crookston sub-eXperiment station, Crooks
Hog Raising for Profit under General North
Dakota Conditions" DR.. A. A. Andrews, Fargo
''stock Raising a State Industry J. B
Power. Power N. D.
Value of Type in Breeding" J. H. shepperd
Some Pertinent Questions in Relation t.
Stock Feeding" ]. A. Power, Power, N. D. =
{ WEDNESDAY, F. NJ. 49,.
title Drainage in the Red River Valley. Il
! *Beautify and Protect the Rural Home,'', Pro
fessor G. B. Waldron, agricultural college.
Should Elementary Agriculture Have Place
lie r Ho1I op1 1c
IS some Thoughts by an Agricultural Chemist,
Professor II. f. Ladd, agricultural college.
THURSDAY. JAN %, 10 y. Nj.
| Care and Management Of Cattle Davi'
NJ. n. johnson, Petersburg, \. D.
'"The Dairy Industry of North Dakota" Pro
fes oorsl F. e. kaufman, agricultural college.
| THURSDAY PIP. NJ.
1.-THE Value of Corn Cultivation in Crop Rota
| ton l.. A. Iceland, Edgeley, N. D.
"Gor 31.S Culture in North Dakota in 1902" Dr.
| Suggestions with Reference to a Score Car
for Corn for North and South Dakota" Professo
D. A. Saunders agricultural college, Brookings
/ 1.-The Pioneer and What Experience Ha
Taught Him." f: Schollander, agricultural col
j lege, North Dakota.
Election of officers for ensuing year.
Report OF committee on resolutions.
! 49,, THURSDAY P. NJ. ::. .
''The School and the Home" Professor Louis
i A. Eastman, agricultural college. :. :. -
1.-The The American Girl and the Home,'' Mrs
..The Landed Home.* NJ: F. Greeley, edito
Dakota Farmer, Aberdeen, S. D..
i FRIDAY, JAN. %, 10 A. NJ, =
+ Farm MANAGEMENT In the Northwest" T..
Hoverstad, Crookston sub-experiment station
Minnesota. n.
FLAX and .Flax-sick son," Professor H.. I
Bolley. agricultural college. -
Poultry on the Farm NJ. B. Greeley, edtc
Dakota Farmer, Aberdeen. S. D.
| 'tPotato Culture James Holes, Fargo N I