The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-23
SEVERAL new
farmer CLUBS

Good Organization Formed at eurk
hart's Farm TUESDAY known u
West side 0es Laos Farmsrd Club
w. A. Peck announces another far
ners' club organized. known a. tn
West Side Des Laos Farmers club
which was organized at the home o
IL. H. Burkhart Tuesday. The clul
has membership Of twelve farmer
with their families and will meet TIL
first Thursday Of each month.
The following are the ofIicers: ]
II. Burkhart, president: Mr.. Hicks
vice president: John Kassens, secre
tary and treasurer.
List of membership In Alton Farm
ers club: H. Benno. Carl Hauge
Harry Edwards. John W. Carlson. o
A. johnson, o. ]. Huso. q. g. Xiv
ley. A. Beckman, B. o. varsbers
Ole Den, Fred Miller and Michael
Drummer. Families are included In
all these clubs.
Mckinley Farmers club: B. Sol
berg, Anton Johnson, A. b. Wilson
Ole Siverson, Carl Solberg, Dan Sta
FIN. Hans Olson, ] ]. Anderson. John
Helset. Moses Wise. r. c. Peder-
SON and Mr.. Clark.
Logan Farmers club: J. ]. Brand
Ed Mostad, H. G. Kuchentecker, r.
stredwick. G. W. Nulph, Oliver saug
stad, ]. B. Giles, S. G.. stredwick
Rob Waldref, Earl stredwick, Russell
Gard and c. W. Pennywell.
Nedrose Farmers club: Chas
Moore, Thos. Kelly, Howard Myers,
Geo. Webber, Chauncey Jones, VIM.
Bailey, Mr.. Parge, j. ]. Beeghly, 81
las Beechler, Sam Thompson and Otto
Smith.
Eureka Farmers club: Lars steen,
O. R. Brown, Jos. Korgel. John Lee,
H. Lee. vitus Carlson, H. A. Mona
gin. Nels Seifors, Chas. Petran, VIM.
Estlick, Alfred Leger and Col. H. J..
Hecht.
The Alton Farmers club was or
ganized at the home Of Ole Den Fri
day and will meet the last Wednes-
day of each month. The officers are
H. Benno, president; Carl Hauge,
vice president; Mrs. Harry Edwards,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tho Eureka club. No. met at the
home Of JOS. Korgcl. Jan. Is. Meet.
ing was called to order by the pres
ident and my Country 'ris Of
Thee" was sung. with Mrs. H. A..
Monagin at the organ.
AS the secretary called the roll.
each member stated briefly how he
expected to improve his farm this
year. Some will improve by building,
others by fencing, while others thot
they could improve most by improv-
ing farm methods and by crop rota.
tion.
Alma Lee sang very sweetly Little
Black Me. After q short business
session in which Helmer Lee and
Chas. Fetran were admitted TO Nom.
bership. q short recess was taken.
Mrs. John Lee rendered q violin solo
with Mrs. o. r. Brown acoompanist.
The subject for discussion. "seedd, =
was taken up by H. A. Monagin.
Seed corn was given most time. -
that was thot to concern us most
vitality. az there would be beyond a
doubt plenty Of small grain sown, but
not enough corn. Following this
was lively discussion by the mem-
bers as to what kind was Test to raise
for fodder, for seed and "hogging
Oh. " It was unanimously agree that
N. w. Dent and White Flint were
! thot best for feeding.
Time Of planting was thot best
about May I. One member remark
ed that he would plant that time II
the snow did not interfere.
Home grown and shipped in seed
was given considerable time. With
few exceptions, home grown seed
was favored even at an Increased
price. H. J. Hecht said he would
have been ahead had he purchased
home grown seed at $50 a bushel,
for he paid fancy price for shipped
In seed. planted three different times
and got but half stand.
A list Of all seeds to be bought os
sold by the members was to be hand.
ed to the secretary at the close Of
the meeting.
After singing kind Words" the
meeting adjourned, to meet at the
home Of O. R. Brown in February.
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