Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-02-11
M,rcHeLL's CONVENTIONS.
Poultry and Live Stock Associations 60
Gather With euttermaksrs.

Poultry and Live Stock Assoeiations 60
Gather With euttsrmaksrs.
Mitchell. s. D., Feb. 5.-Last evening
the South Dakota State Poultry Show
| opened it's doors in this city and IL
promises to be n of the most success
! full ever held in the state, Secretary
Scallin reports over 700 entries. A large
! number of exhibitors from outside the
state arc present with their best birds
The show is being held in the large
warehouse formerly occupied by John
! 1o!, in. Large as 1t is, the building IL
far too small to meet requirements.
Last evening the first business SEES.
sion OF the Live Stock association was
held at the court house. An address
bf welcome was deliversd by Mayor
Silsby and was responded to by Ed.
| ward Squirting of Bookings on behalf
cf h association. President Erion de-
vered his annual address. Two papers
'.ere read: advantages in South Da-
i.ota for Raising Pure Bred Horses -
Ivy j. A. Davy Of Roy. n The Horse
for the Farm" by J.. NJ. Dunmire of
i,cotland. Colonel j.. H. Brigham OF
Washington. assistant secretary Of ag.
riculture, will arrive today and deliver
IN address.
In sheds are some of the finest cattle
NI ttG 0tdkG, Which dlC ~ OG 0lSRO6CQ
~ at auction. Also q fine lot of regis.
tel ed swine. A number of prominent
inen from neighboring states are here
10 invest and there Is nc question but
that the offerings will bring handsome
prices.
At 1880 this afternoon the first auction
pale will take place, and will be devoted
20 registered swine.
u The buttermakers are also with us.
Their sessions commencing f0m0rrnyU
evening. will be held in the Mitchell
club rooms. The program as now out
tined Is al follows: Presidents annual
address: appointment of committees;
THE Advantages Of Dairy Schooling
from the Students Standpoint" E. H.
Baldwin; Should a B~uttermaker Leave
on His Studies When He Leaves the
'Practical Hints for the Buttermak-
err" Sam Houghdahl: How Can We
Get the Best Results from Weak. Old
Cream?" J.. H. Brockway: Care Of
Creamery Machinery F. L. TenEyck;
rs a Pepette Sufficiently Accurate for
Testing Cream?" A.. L. Bull; report OF
butter Judge and announcement Of
Gcores: stock Raising from the Dairy
mans Point of View" Professor Jas
w. Wilson: Problems Which the But
termaker Who Receives Both Milk and
Cream Hat to Solve" Professor A. w.
Wheaton: Needed Dairy Legislation
end How to Obtain It." Secretary Sher-
wood; reports Of Committees; election
Of officers. The afternoon SESSION.
~ventions." Charles e. Bair; Right and
Wrong Methods Used by h Secre-
tary." ]. H. Hubbard: question box or
the following subjects: What Can We
Do to Build up the Dairy Industry %
Bookkeeping" Management" Cut
ting Down Expenses ''Skimming Sta
| tions." What Shall We DO With the
iurplus?"
Last but not least. are the horsemen
10 arrange a racing circuit for the COM
ing hummer. The indications are that
8. large number will be present. and
that most Of the larger towns will have
representatives here to look after theiy
interests.
Accused Policeman Discharged.
J Huron, 8. D., Feb. 4.-The attention
IT Justice Van Dalsem was occupied
e me nate & South Dakota ae (.
'WhorSon. chief OF police Of this city
{dr. Whorton was accused Of having
Received one from keepers OF houses
" i'll fame with the understanding that
they would be protected. h conn
iiaint was made by h pastor Of 9
local church, and he and q large mum
her OF other witnesses were examined
but the evidence was deemed by thu
court to be insufficient to establish the
charge, and Mr.. Whorton was dis.
charged from custody.
George E. McEathron of this city. thu
well known breeder of Hereford cat
tie, has perfected his arrangements fol
n sale OF stock at the auditorium IL
sioux Falls on the 18th OF March. TIL,
ntock to be shown and offered for sal
IL Of the best and includes some ex'
veptionally hne specimens.
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