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Of ST. Paul, Minnesota state highway
engineer, who is scheduled for an
illustrated lecture on the evening of
Jan. II. a >.'
Mr.. Forbes lecture will be illustrated
with 100 slides, showing methods en-
ployed in roadmaking in Minnesota,
and because of the subjects timely
interest in the northwest, arrange
ments are under way to interest the
Fargo Commercial club to attend in a
body. The lecture is the longest on
the program, lasting an hour and
forty five minutes.
Frazier May Come.
Governor-elect Lynn J. Frazier Of
Hoopie may occupy a place on the pro-
gram, though not listed. Mr.. Frazier,
himself practical farmer, has promis-
providing his duties at Bismarck in
connection with the legislative ses-
sions permit him to come to Fargo.
Side Meetings Scheduled.
A number of other meetings are
scheduled in connection with the big
meeting. Members of the North Da-
kota Society of Equity will hold their
annual business meeting, lasting two
days, though the dates are yet un-
settled. .--~
A meeting of the stockholders of
the proposed Equity packing plant will
be held on Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
IL. .t.
The Farm Management association
will hold it's annual meeting and BAN
quet, probably on Thursday evening,
Jan. IS. .-r .n.,
The North Dakota horticultural So
ciety will hold one business meeting,
date yet to be settled.
The Woman's auxiliary will hold it's
annual meeting at the Fargo Com
mercial club rooms on Wednesday aft
ernoon, Jan. ~ with six speakers on
the program, as follows: /
Postmaster George w. Wilkinson of
Fargo, will speak on Parcel Post on
the Farm; Mrs. Oliver Gray of Sam
born, will talk on Buttermaking; Miss
Ida Ratsliff, of the agricultural college
extension department, viii speak on
some farm subject not yet announc
ed. 49,
Miss Julia Manikowski Of Wynd-
mere, will tell of Electricity ON the
Farm: Mrs. F. L. Dow of Glyndon,
Mimi, will talk on Social Life on the
Farm; to be followed by the annual;
address of the president of the auXili-
airy, Mrs. w. w. Brown OF Armenia.
The official program:
tuesday, Jan. TO. !.
10000 a.m.-Prayer by Rev. r. A.
Beard, pastor, First Congregation
. Address of Welcome-The Larger
Co-operation-by r. p. Hardy,
Secretary Commercial Club. Far
Growing and Marketing Seed Pota-
toes-C. E. Brown, st. Anthony
Park, Mimi
Breeding-Otto Ulhorn. Lisbon. N.
appointment of Committees.
1870 pm.--Making Glover and Alfalfa
Hay. g. Haney, Grand Forks,
n. Oak.
Rural Education-C. q. Carlson,
Valley City. N. Oak.
ta's Twenty-Five Years Expert
ence in Tree Growing-E. c. Hill
born. Valley City. N. Oak.
Poultry as Profitable Farm Crop
N. Il. Chapman, st. Paul, MINI.
The Profitable Farm Unit-Thos.
Cooper. n D. Exp. Sta.
1880 p.m.-Band Concert--North Da-
kota Agricultural College Cadet
Band. Play--"Back to the Farm"
Presented by the students of the
North Dakota Agricultural Col
lege.
Wednesday. Jan. IL.
900 a.r1.-What Should the Farmers
Il Of the Northwest Undertake in the
Way OF Fruit Growing Pr. 8.
Macintosh, State Lecturer on
Horticulture. st. Anthony Park,
MINI.
The Farmer and Legislation--J. C.
Coates, Editor Nom Partisan
Leader. Fargo. N. Oak.
Wheat Rust and Methods of Con-
trol--Dr. e. C. Stakman, Plant
Pathologist, University OF Minne-
sofa. 3sS
1880 p.n.Feeding Problems of the