The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-01
PROUD OF THE
SHOWING MADE
MINNESOTA BUTTER AND CHEESE
MAKERS IN CONVENTION.
Eleventh Annual Convention Of the
State Organization in Session at the
State Agricultural School at st. An
thony Park-Bouquets Thrown at
Minnesota Dairymen by Iowa Expert.

Pride over Minnesota g achievements
at the world IS fair marked the opening
of the eleventh annual convention of
the Minnesota State Butter and Cheese
Makers association at the State Agri-
cultural school in st. Anthony Park
this morning. One Of the largest bou-
.quets was thrown by Sam Schilling,
ers union and an Iowa man, who gave
Minnesota high praise for her splendid
showing at st. Louis.
4 The meeting was held in the main hall
of the agricultural school and was called
to order by President H. J. Credicott
of Easton, MINI. About two hundred
members were present, including. T.
H. Kiefer, assistant dairy commission
er of Iowa; J. G. Moore, dairy inspector
of Wisconsin,; President Schilling and
dary SCHOOL, as snd NJ sondergard Of
Hutchinson, one of the prize winners
at st. Louis. J. Joslin of Winstead,
the winner of the gold medal at st.
Louis, is expected tomorrow. -
President Cyrus Northrop was to have.
given the opening addr ess, but owing to
L. Hacker of the dairy department.
spoke on the progress and possibilities
of the association. 81 shall make an
effort to have $1,000 appropriated in
the next legislature for this associa-3
tion,' said he. : eve deserve it and
must have it, =.
President Credicott gave an address
contrasting old and new dairy methods
and the progress made. Mr.. Schilling
spoke on the national union of butter
makers, complimenting Minnesota on
her, wonderful record. "We are proud
of you,' said Mr.. Schilling, "and Iowa
is proud Of you. Furthermore, had it
not been for your aid, the National
union would have gone to the wall, for
you have been our greatest helper,
Alfred Schroeder of Lafayette read
and H. p. Vrooman Of Kasson spoke
on "The Six Months Educationa!!
School Contest The reports Of
the secretary and treasurer showed
that the association is in ex-
tremely prosperous condition.. .Di-
plomas were awarded to thir-
! tv-two graduates Of the dairy school,
whose creameries had been inspected
and found to be making an =, especially
high grade of butter. The following re-
ceived diplomas: .-.-a--
George Byers, Vermillion, Mimi; P. Chris
tenson, olivia, Mimi; T. F.. Ekstrand
French Lake, Mimi, rural route No. p
B. A. Finch, Egan, S. D.; ]. a. Fisk, Wal
nut Grove, Mimi. John Grosser, West
brook, Mimi; S. G. Gustafson, Cardigan
Mimi; c. H. Hammerbe Irving, Mimi.
Charles B. Haney. Maple Plain, MINI.
Otto Hanson, Gibbon, Mimi; Mrs. Nina
Howard Holmes, Owatonna, MIMI w. II
Kelly, Eldred, Mimi: John Kielty, Wat
kins, Mimi; F. H. ~Knowlen, Wishek
N. D.. Martin Larson, Rutland, N. y.
John E. Lindberg, Rock Creek. Mimi
I H. H. Lunow, Skyberg, Mimi; W. w; NC
Micking Pine Knoll, Mimi; Fred }. Misc
Judson, Mimi; Adm Nelson, East Union
Mimi; John E. Nelson. Godahl, MINI.
e. L. Paulson, Grove City, Mimi; &. w
Peterson, Current Lake, Mimi; f. A. Pc
terson. Lindstrom, Mimi; H. F. Petrich
Glencoe. Mimi; J. w. Shore, Clarkfleld
Mimi; E. W. Steinhaus, Elyslan, MIMI
F. w. Steinke, .Fairmont, Mimi; Altre'
T. Sunde, Lamberton, MIMI; .. FL. WEBER
Sletten, Mimi; f. A. Widger, Climax
MINI. <.,-
A committee on resolutions, consist
ing Of Sam Haugdahl Of st: Peter, y: L
Allen of St. Paul and j. T.. McCart,
of West Concord, was appointed.
This afternoons program included az
dresses on "The Starter for CHEESEMAN'S
ing.O bv A. w. Parkin Of Stanton
VThe Preparation of the STARTER TO
Cream Ripening,' P. H. Kiefer, Iowa
Bacteriology,7 DR.. Russell Of Wisco11
sin: oslo Construction and Feeding,
L. A. Sweet, Fairmont, and "Pasteu7
ization,' by M. Sondergaard of Hutch
inson.
of I Eign win m speaR on 1.-The KIND
Cheese the Minnesota Market D
mands''; j. G. Moore, Wisconsin
"Creamery Inspection,,' and John
Lindberg of Rock Creek on 'Ihe bu
| Ofooro will no alapta6 Tomorrow