Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-21

its sheep clear across the continent.
He also called attention to the fact
that in his county, the ,Waukesha
county Guernsey breeders association
has done a grea. dealst0 develop that
breed of cattle In the county. 1t
has today more tGOefnseys than any
other county in the world except the
island of Guernsey Buyers come
from all parts of the United States
and eyen from foreign countries. 1t
has also developed a pride in these
cattle so that the women and chill
Tdren as well as the men are well
posted on the merits andigood points
of the breed. The fact that so many
are breeding these cattle makes 1t
easier to improve the stock, as it lis
easy to secure good animals to breed
from. He urged upon the people at
Tolley that they try to get together
in the producing of some one thing
SO that it can be produced in guam
Itity and Of uniform quality. This is
what the market wants and it will
cost no more than for each farmer
to produce regardless Of what his
neighbors are doing. And when sew.
eral farmers are working together
in producing some n product, it is
not long before that community be.
comes known, and the market comes
there. III
Mrs. C. w., Randlett gave a very in.
teresting talk IN The Big Business
OF Housekeeping. She called atten-
ton ito the many kinds Of work that
the wife was called on to do, she
had to be doctor, nurse, cook, seam.
stress, laundress, and if on the farm
poultryman and garener. She advo-
Gated a good system, "a time fc- ev.
erything and a place for everything
and everything in its place. How.
eve she realized that one must not
make the system too ironclad, as SO
many things come to upset it, yet
it can be made to help along the
doing of the many things that it
falls to the lot of the wife to do.
She also spoke of many of the details
such as dressing neatly, but discour.
aged paying too much attention to
style. She did not have any SYM
patty or the woman who tried to get
out of doing any work, she contend.
ed that work well done and we'll
planned was one Of the secrets Of
happiness. She emphasized the val.
ue OF c~heerfulness. The keynote
running thorugh her talk wal the
making the best Of things and that
by SO doing n would lbe fulfilling
ones station in life the best.
Alfalfa and cooperation were sub.
jects taken up by Mr.. Palmer OF the
Experiment station. He called atten.
ton to the many merits of the alfalfa,
plant and gave some Of the points
that need 10 be observed in securing
a good stand.
One of the first men to enter the
hall was r.. A. Ogaard of Kenmare,
he at once recognized Mr.. Gregg,
and reminded him that he attended
one of his institutes at Marshall,
Minnesota, rs years ago. he was
then working for the Mccormick har.
vester company and had to stop in
Marshall between trains and seeing
a farmers institute bill, went to the
institute where mi. Gregg was dis
cussing the dairy type with q COW
for illustrating the points. He said
that before this when he bought a
COW he took the one that was recon-
mended and usually got a poor one.
after this he picked out the one he
wanted and always got q good one.
1t was interesting to note that the,
farmers are not thinking of decreas-
ing the growing Of corn on account
OF the big price of wheat, but are
going right ahead with their DIVERSE
wing and were keen to learn how
they could, do this to the best advan.
tage.