The Dickinson press., 1917-02-03
DAIRYMEN OF NORTH
DAKOTA TO MEET IN
MANDAN NEXT WEEK

IlF1lVUHN Mai LLn
1t will be but a very few DAYS un-
I'll the North Dakota Dairymen's as
ISOLATION will assemble in Mandan to
hold their twenty-fifth annual n
v!ention, and from appearances prom
Use that it will be one of the most
successful events ever held in the
state: Elaborate preparations for the
meetings are being made and all in
terested in the affair are cooperating
to make it the success it promises to
be.
The Commercial Club and local COM
mlttee handling the arrangements for
the event are working as hard as DOS
slble to fulfill Mandan's part of the
arranging for the affair. The officers
OF the association are also enthusiastic
over the ensuing meeting. Elaborate
circulars have been printed announc-
ing the meeting which contains the
program of the event and are being
sent all over the state.
On Wednesday evening an elaborate
banquet will be held at the M. A. C.
under the management of the enter
NoAAAAA11IIec VI Inc dSSOC1d-
ton.
Model Farm Exhibit
Among the many important events
which will be held in connection with
the affair is the miniature model
farm and home exhibit which will be
offered at the M. A.. C. hall during
the two days of the convention by
the Thompson Yards, Inc. To see this
exhibit and possibly win the $500
prize they offer for guessing the
nearest cost of a certain model home
offered for inspection is alone worth
a long trip to Mandan to see and
participate in.
Speakers at Banquet
The principal speakers at the BAN
quet will be Alex Karr of jamestown,
and R. D.: Saberson of Minneapolis.
both gentlemen are interesting and
forceful speakers. Others will pos
slbly appear on the banquet program.
The Program
The program as arranged and an
nounced by the entertainment COM
mittee for the two days, is as follows:
Wednesday, February Z, 1000 a. m.
Music-High School Music Club.
lnvocation-Rev. F. w. Thompson,
Mandan.
Address of Welcome-W. H. Stutsman
Mandan.
Response-Sam F. Crabbe, Fargo.
Presidents Annual Address-C. E.
Batcheler, Fingal.
S~ecretary's Report-Peter Miller,
Minot.
Treasurer's ~Report-William F.
Siege, Medina.
Appointment of Committees.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
Music-High School Music. Club.
"Value of Concrete on the Farm"-G.
w. Porter, Assistant Engineer Uni
versal Cement Co., Minneapolis.
preventing Creamery Leaks"-. D.
Jarvis, Dairy Expert, De Laval
Separator Co., Chicago.
"Pasturizing Cream for Buttermak-
ing"-H. C. Schultz, Mandan.
Wednesday, $3.50 p. m.
Banquet-This is free to all members
of the Dairymen's Association.
Music-High School Music Club.
Announcement of Scoring Contest
There will be something of great
interest to you at this Banquet.
Thursday, February 8, 10000 a. m.
Music-High School Music Club.
"Silo Work in North Dakota"-E. A
Greenwood, Valley City.
"Fuel and Power Efficiency in Cream
eries"-O. A. Storvick, Albert Lea.
Minnesota.
Address-R. F. Flint, Bismarck.
Thursday, 1880 p. m.
Music-High School Music Club.
Address-M H. Meyers, Secretary
National Buttermakers Association
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
practical Dairy Farming"-. D
Bacon, Lilac Redge Farm, Crane
Forks.
Address-D. E. Willard, Development
Agent, Northern Pacific, St. Paul
Minnesota.
Election Of Officers.