The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-29
CROWDS
HAVE Seen
FARM TRAIN
Biz Special Win End Tour at
Casselton Today
Those in Charge Delighted
With Interest ShOwn
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stad's efforts are certainly appreciated.
The following have been on the train
from the agricultural college:
Agricultural College Representatives,.
H. L. Bolley, dean botany depart
ment.
Grace Briscoe, teacher home econo-
mics, Devils Lake.
Roy Corbett, electrician.
DR.. w. f, Crewe, state live stock
sanitary board.
Jean W. Donaldson, professor home
economies.
o. w. Dynes, professor poultry de-
partTnent.
r. C. Doneghue, professor OF soils.
VIM. Emery, electrician.
Amos Even, student assistant ami
NAL husbandry.
John Geary, assistant secretary
State Fair association, Fargo.
D. c.. Gregg, father Farmers Insti-
tutes," Lynd, MINI.
Alice G. Haggart, professor home
nursing.
E. W. Hall, assistant superintendent
demonstration farms.
Thos. Hanan, assistant horticultural
department.
Ella Heider, instructor home eco
Monies, Halstad, Mimi.
Jesse M. Hoover, dean home eco
Monies department.
supt. r. A. Hoverstad, North Dakota
Farmers Institutes.
j. e. Ince, professor agricultural
chemistry.
E. S. Keene, dean engineering de-
~partrnent.
Anna Lamb, instructor home eco
nornics, Dickinson.
Carrie Lanxon, assistant poultry de-
partment.
VIM. Mercer, seed expert.
d. q. Milbraith, plant disease ex-
pert.
Mae McInnes, stenographer.
r. S. Macintosh, professor horti-
culture, Caledonia, MINI.
G. i. Martin, professor Of dairying.
Tina McCartin, student assistant
home economies department.
DIR. L. Van Els, veterinarian.
Alfred Olson, State Fair association.
w. C. Palmer, agricultural editor.
w. r. Porter, superintendent DEM
onstration farms.
r. f.. Remington, head of animal
husbandry department.
D.. H, Shepperd, dean agricultural de-
partment.
Thos. shaw, agricultural agent
Northern Pacific railway.
G. "A. Stevens, seed expert.
r. J. Talcott, State Fair association.
e. ]. Thompson, professor animal
husbandry.
g. B. Waldron, professor horticul-
ture.
L. r. waldron, superintendent Dick
inson substation.
Max waldron. student assistant in
horticulture.
II. L. white, professor food chem
istry.
J. l.. Wilson, assistant agricultural
agent Northern Pacific railway.
J. H. Worst, president agricultural
college.
The following representatives of the
press have been with the train:
A. j. Freudenfeld. advertising man
ager, Commercial West, Minneapolis
]. K. Doran, Bismarck Tribune. Bis
marck, N. ID.
w. A. Dyer, editor in chief, Country
Life in America, New York.
L. p. MODS, Folk zeitung, St Paul
MINI.
Hjalmar Nilsson, Svenska Ameri-
kanska Posten, Minneapolis, MINI.
Sallie M. Moses, assistant editor
Northwestern Agriculturist Minneapo-
H. A. Harden. Dakota Farmer
G. Wills, editor Orange Jud and
Northwest Farmstead, Minneapolis.
C. b. Winterer, assistant editor
Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck, n. ID.
Mrs. w. f. Cushing, assistant editor
Fargo Courier News.
Miss Gay Cushing, Courier-News
Fargo, N, d.
Railway Representatives.
j. L. Burnham, travelling freight
agent, jamestown.
r. G. Huntington, trainmaster, Man
dan.
w. G. Rowland, trainmaster, Fargo
C. G. Houston, roadmaster, Mandan
X. M. Nichols, superintendent.
A. TingIing, assistant general
freight agent, ST. Paul.
F. w. Fuller, roadmaster, Fargo.