Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-06
WOOL GROWERS
WILL MEET
Eastern Montana Wool Crow
erS' Association Meetin9
at Miles City,
April 18th.
An Interesting Programme Ar
ranged---The Attendance of
all Persons Interested
is Requested.

ers' association has issued very neat
their meeting at Miles City, Monday,
April H. 1905. The folder contains
characteristic and attractive sketches
of conditions in this locality concerning
following announcement:
The Eastern Montana Wool Grow
ers' Association will hold it's 10Th an
nual meeting at Miles City, Montana,
on Monday, April 18th, 1905, and your
attendance is urged and requested.
The sheep and wool growing in
dustries were never in better shape
than they are right now, and never
prosperity looked brighter than, they
do today. But even in d ''fat'' year,
the Importance Of the work of this AS
sociation should not be discounted.
Every wool grower withif the terri
tory covered by this Association owes
it to himself and to the best interests of
the business to be in Miles City on this
occasion.
Association business will occupy one
day only, adjourning in time to give
those who wish, an opportunity to at
tend the annual meeting of the Mon
tana Stock Growers Association which
convenes on Tuesday. April, 18th. A
programme is enclosed that will give
an idea of the scope of the work of
The Wool Growers Association, and
profitable and interesting session is
assured. So be sure and attend this
years meeting. The Association needs
your cooperation. Bring your family
along if you can. There will be
something doing every minute.
Open house at the Miles City Club
rooms.
An entertaining programme for the
day has been prepared which follows:
1-Annual address, Thomas E.
J Hammond, president.
2-Annual Report, James M. Calvin,
: secretary.
3-Report of Committee on Member
: ship.
4--''Disease of Sheep" DR.. E. NJ.
{ Knowles, state veterinarian.
5-"Practical Methods for Dipping
! Sheep for Scab," D. A. Smith, Hins-
J dale.
6-"The feeding of Sheep James
J Rea South st. Paul.
1.-THE Best Breed of Sheep for the
4 Range" r.. r. Selway, Sheridan, H.
6 S. Lewis, Howard, w. E. Harris,
: Miles City.
S-"Outlook for the Range Busi-
ness "A. Laney, Mizpah.
e-'The Handling and Marketing OF
This Years Wool Clip Hon. T. C.
Power, Helena.
1O-"Organization of the Sheep
Growers, Hon. I. D. O'Donnell,
Billings
11-"Forty Years in the Range SHEEP
Business" A. McC. Howard, Rose
bud.
12-"Sheep Business as an Invest
ment,' H. B. Wiley, Miles City.
l5-Report OF Committee on Resolu
tions.
14-Report of Committee on Legis.
lation, J. c. Lydes, Forsyth, T. J
Porter, Miles City.
15-Election of Officers.
16-Miscellaneous Business.
The above programme will occup,
the forenoon and afternoon of the day
and the evening will be devoted to tn
sheep growers annual ball.
The officers of the Association are
Thomas E. Hammond, president
y A. Laney, first vice president; Will
= lam Lindsay, second vice president
]. M. Calvin, secretary; S. F. Gale
- treasurer.
.et Entertainment committee-T. J. POI
h. ter, A. Laney, J. c. Lyndes.
,st
III Thomas E Hammond, president {
the Association deserves great cred
for his untirinp efforts toward maxim