Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-03
Valley City chautauqua
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.sborne, FIRST Vice President; Miss
Jimmie Nelson, second Vice Presi.
lent; e. A. Pray, Treasurer; Hon. l..
5. Hanna, Bismarck; A. NJ. Baldwin,
.yooperstown; DR.. F. E. Taylor, James.
own; w. G. Mcdowell, Marion; r..
I. Rogers, Minneapolis; W. A.. Snow,
Fargo; W. T. Graswell, Valley City;
tev. Bohnhoff, VallSj City; 4. E.
iedstrom, Valley City; &. A. McFar-
and; Valley City; D. O'Malley, Val
ey City; d. w. Clark, Valley City;
4. J.. Englert, Valley City; f. Heimes,
ALLEY City; Frank White, Valley
lily; Otto Kettcrberg, Valley City.
This list includes some of the most
rOminent of our North Dakota men.
Iuring the past year q great deal OF
!me and money has been spent on
Improvement lor the grounds. Only
,leven acres comprised the original
lite which 0 includes eighty acres
Il beautiful land. This spot is an
deal one for camping, the groves on
ach side OF the river being especially
ne ones, and the Cheyenne river al
ords much chance for boating, fish.
.ng, rowing and swimming. Two
4ew bridges have been built during
he past year and ferry, motor ana
ow boats are at the disposal of the
guests. There are at present about
me thousand campers living on tbs
grounds, many of the Valley City pco-
lie living on thesChautauqua grounds
turing the summer. All tenting sites
re fee and meats, vegetables and
Their supplies arc delivered at the
grounds by city merchants at city
prices. @ NJ
There is a dairy lunch in connec-
ion with the %up-to-date restaurant
and the best meals are served at all
hours.
The Girls c~hautauqua School
. The Girls Chautauqua school which
s under the direction OF Miss Minnie
Nelson, County Supt. OF Schools and
Miss Nellie Farnsworth of the Do
nestle Science department of tie
tate normal school is q very popular
Institution. One hundred and thir.
y Barnes county girls are enrolled,
/ fee of only five dollars is asked for
he whole seventeen days outing, in.
:luding course of obstruction and en-.
ertainment. The girls are dismiss.
I'd for every afternoon and evening
program, SO the girls feel they are
combining fun with valuable instruc.
ion. Classes in cooking are held
every morning and afternoon. Sever.
Of the normal girls assisting the
.eachers in charge, there are twenty
girls in each division.
Miss Bronwell, physical director OF
he state normal school, IS giving the
girls delightful lessons in swimming
other outdoor sports, and the re.
'ult OF her instruction is astonishing,
young pupil learning to swim in
Wenty.fOur hours. ~
The Dairy School. .ay
A Dairy School for girls is a novel
The school is in charge
# State Dairy Inspector Flint, Il. A.
of the state dairy depart.
nent, and J. c. Jackson, federal dali
lyman at Grafton, N. D. 80
Each step in the manufacturing OF
larry butter will be discussed by ex.
in this line, the girls will be III.
tructed as to Judging the best dairy
ows and especial emphasis is laid OH
manitation Of tie Dairy. The pro-
follows: i,H.
Monday-Cow Demonstration; Milk
Utensils.
Tuesday-Ripening Cream; Churn.
ng. 3. t-.'|
Wednesday - Washing, Sailing,
and Packing Butter.
Thursday--Cream Separator.
Friday-July 18th.
Saturday-Eabcock Test; Scoring
A very interesting contest will be
cid in the fall for the Barnes county
iris, prizes being given for the best
utter made by the rural school girls.
he interest in this line is intense
nd many are getting pointers at the
airy school for the contest. Much
epends upon dairying in North Da-
Ota, the farmers are coming to real
e that If they have poor crops they
an pay expenses and make a good
wing from their cows. vt