The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-30
LIST OF SPEAKERS
Many Addresses Scheduled
E +: !, %, rl1, to Take
Turns ia Presiding.

800 EIFF
hundrssd delegates, many Of thin say.
Ing that they viii not only come, blu,
will bring their wives with them. This
list does not include the whole state
g acceptances are yet coming. En-.
oushs have responded TO assure repre-.
ss%entation from every county in the
tate. and some Of the counties In the
central portion win carry home with
them tho silver = pwhich the board
Is trade y. this city has secured to
b donated to the county bringing
The largest Representation TO the meet
Ing. q
Il Theprogram has been arranged,
practically complete. subject to any
nlsecsssary changes. The principal ad-
dress 81 the hrst day win be by Don
y. Farnsworth, secretary Of the AS
sociatton Of Commerce. Chicago, who
will speak on The Importance of Ag-
ricultural Development to CONNER
cial Centera:' he will be followed by
George WEIGH, commissioner Of Inn
migration of Minnesota. on Inter
eses Mutual to Minnesota and the
Dakotas." Other speakers at this
meeting are Prof. Larson, Of the state
Agricultural college; Prot. o'Hara, Of
the school Of Mines on "Ore Depos-
1T and State Engineer s.. H. Lea on
Irrigation"
The second session of the day will
be devoted to talks on good roads by
y. ". Parmley; Dry Farming" by
a. J.McCain; Relations Of the Home
to the school by Mrs. Josephine An
derson. Of Hot Springs, Conservation
OF South Dakota's Best Product" by
4. A.. Brigham, Of the state School Of
Agriculture.
The address Of the morning Of the
second day will be by Governor A. o..
Eberhart. Of Minnesota; Prof. PERI
sho. Of the state university, will talk
on "Artesian Waters;' Mrs. Anna
Simmons. Of Faulkton on "The
Home; Prof. Fulton, Of the school
q mines on "ore Deposits" and Prof.
Cook. Of the spearf1sh Normal on
"Hortfculture."
40 Dedicate capitol.
AZ the opening Of the afternoon
lession will be the ceremony of
dedication Of the new state capitol
With an address BY Governor vessey,
Iollowed BY Rev. "A. B. Storms. Of
Iowa Agricultural College.
Following the dedication will be
Miss Helen Peabody Of Sioux Falls
on Science in the Home" Dr..
stonsr Of Highmore. On ~"Conserva-
Of Soil Moisture" and Prof. N.
p. Hanson Of the state school Of Ag-
r9culture. on Northern Plants for
Prairies."
The evening session will be open
cd by VIM. Howe. Of the department
Of agriculture, at Washington. with
talk on Agriculture in the Pub
ne Schools" Horticultural Develop
mont" BY H. G. Warner; "Eradi-
cation OF the White Plague" by DR..
n. r. Ratio: and Rural Fraternal
and Social Organization" BY Charles
Hoyt. master Of the State Grange.
The addressea Of the last day of
tho session viii be "Our Agricultural
Fairs" By J. ". Campbell. president
of the state fair association: "a Per-
manent Agriculture" by Prof. VIII
10 q the state agricultural college;
THE Influence Of the Press on the
Development Of the State" by ". f..
BANCROFT. president Of the state edi-
EorialSassociat; and From Range
Is EAmeS In Western South DAKOTA"
Mark g. Rick. of Fall River coun-
49,
the last session Of the congress
u. ]. s0reslsyfvill talk On "our Duty
q tn Nav ssttlsrs;s Prof. Robert
IIlospu.sGoe The stats Agricultural Coll
utilization Of our. Build
SlateEtais;:" ana Henry Nsil.
etsggySpf IT, STATE Miners 800
1ati6aso1 .sllads a DatotA:" and
IsIIflllneatsof the Watsr Power OF
81 stats nagiassr 8. p.
H. aesilings,onosr OF each msst-
sfss n SaIlgloesaka N address q the
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