Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-06
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farmer BOYS
The Encampment at Valley
City q Great Event 10
Their Lives
List Of Those Present From
Different Parts Of The
State

N. d., July 5.-Everything is in readi.
ness for the biggest day in the lives
of the 1l2 farm boys attending the
Farm Boys encampment which is be.
ing held by the North Dakota Better
Glasses yesterday were devoted to
the study of hogs. In opening the
program in the morning, o. D. Center
declared that North Dakota farmers
should raise more hogs to eat more
corn and grow more corn to feed
more hogs, and keep 1t up indefinite
ly. The boys were told that the hog
is n Of the most valuable animals
On the farm and that knowledge of
how to judge and raise good hogs
means money for every farmer in the
state.
After a brief talk by Mr.. Center,
the class was addressed by j. w. Nc.
Nary, whose reputation as an expert
on hog raising is 10 than state
wide. Mr.. McNary was a very sue.
cessful breeder Of hogs before he took
up the Better Farming work and his
ADVICE and instruction was of great
bene-.t to the boys who paid close at
tention and tooK many notes on the
lectures.
A. 4. Nelson Of Steele county was
the next speaker, who told the boys
the special characteristics of the va.
rious breeds of hogs, how to tell them
apart and how to select the best
types of the various breeds. Mr.. }.
c. Hoke Of Steele county was the next
speaker and more hog lore was un'
folded. Close attention was paid to
the finish, and several fine speci.
mems Of hogs were brought in by
Barnes county farmers for demonstra.
ton use.
The lecture which followed noon
mess was by Edwin Maryland, who
talked upon North Dakota feed crops
and their value. Corn, clover and al.
falfa were all discussed and present
ed in relation to each other.
More boys have arrived in camp
the last few days and the total mum
Der present with the counties they
are from is as follows:
Earnes County: Paul Gauche, Or
islia; Richard J%ongewald, Marion;
Louis Sather, Hastings; Axel Sven.
ningson, Darcy; Ernest Peterson, Val.
ley City; Ralph PRIME. Urbana; Roy
Wilson, Page; Clarence Mcmillan
Leal: Edwin %Lingevold, Nome; Geo.
Kline, W%imblodon; Arthur Hanson
Valley City; Harold Martinson, Val
ley City; liver Tolstad, Rodgers; How.
ard Osborne, Darcy; Henry Eggers
Page.
Cass County: Arnold Armstrong
Erie; Edmund Crevier, Wheatland;
Kenneth Pyle, Page; Preston Brown,
Chaffee; William Jungnitsch, Page;
David Humphrey, Grandin.
Dickey County: John Flechtner,
Monango; Robert Heine, Glendale;
Irwin Heine, Glendale; Ward Mar
shall, Forbes; Harry Knutson, Fuller.
ton; Philip Dawson, Monango.
Eddy County: Harold Klumph,
New Rockford; William II. Bburnes,
Jr., New Rockford; Harry Craig, New
Rockford; Hugh Nystrom, S%heyenne;
William E. Daley, Warwick; John
Seckinger, Warwick; Edward John
son, Sheyenne; Howard Speck, New
Rockford; Morton Wick, John O'Con.
nor, New Rockford; John Dodge, Jr.,
New Rockford.
Foster County: Edward Ballinger,
Courtenay; Emil Herringer, Barlow;
Henry Rosenau, Darlington; Ray
mond O'Hara, Darlington; Edmund
Paulsen, McHenry; Harold Brazzel,
Melville. T..
Griggs County: Edgar Curtis, Han
naford; Albin j.. Tande, Aneta; Al
fred LELAND, Cooperstown.
LaMoure County: George BuetoW,
LitchGeld; Clayton Rust, Marion;
George Einsley, Jnd; George Finer
son, LaMoure; Paul r. Thomas, Mar.
ion; Will McCullocn, Edgeley; Ralph.
ael Kinney, Grand Rapids; Paul Cor
don, Berlin. r.
Ransom County: Clark Douglas,
Sheldon; Earl Hoifa, Lisbon; Leonard
Billings, Lisbon; Andrew Larson, Lis.
bon; Harley Rognaldson, Enderlin;
Claude Babcock, E%nglevale; Willard
Hanna, Lisbon; Gerard Hardebeck'
LIS JUL, ANVIL "IlIldIAo, AACA|SouS
Merle Hoffa, LISBON; Edwin Doeling,
Sheldon.
Sargent County: Jay Ashley,
Brempton; John Edd, Minor; Ham
let Larson, Forman. :
Stutsman County: Bert K%neeland,
Medina; Irwin Dahlstrom, Pettibone;
Louis Bartosh, Kensal; Martin Kraft,
ISpiritwood; Dale C. Meeker, Ell.
bridge; Arthur Mckenzie, Kindred;
Harry. Zimmerman, Cleveland; Leo
McCleery, Pingree; August Yeagerr,
Jamestown; Don Williams, Woods.
worth; Stanley Nichols, Ypsilanti;
Edward Toay, Jamestown; Albert
Hunt, Pingree; Lyman Morley, Pin
gree.
Steele County: Harold Williams,
Colgate; Nels Grefelsheim, Sharon;
Henry Baldwin, Hope; Clifford Swan
son, Blabon.
SANDY TURNED GYPSY