Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-04

Rolhan and the Headquarters will be at the Lincoln hotel F. "A.
The program in full appears below:
Tuesday Morning. O'clock.
Officers Reports.
Notes on Farm Gardening, Arson I. Crawford, Brookings
Observation. Oh Farm wind5,s.is, Andrew ?. P bS#s' M A4ssaaa,is
Protection for fort the Amateur Garden i: l. ? Aldrieh, Bigstone
nEyergreen Windbreaks' ......M soholt, Madison, MINI.
The l. Mapalins Of Evergreen. From Nursery Ey.% f y. pgsy;s. e.
ssome Problems in Growing, Storing and Marketing Fruit FThitG; "''u
Society, Madison, Wisconsin.
Tuesday Aternoon-1so O'clock
Minnesota Horticulture" N. R. eastman, Delegate from Minnesota
4<pos State t. s horticultural inlHats. Society + Ovation ovstonns M. MINI r.. ,n.n.,+ou 49,
Southern Experience With Trees and Fruits, ..:....
Experience With Trees and Fruits in i remington aa1G in c Denss, Kansas
= meet. 9 ! w.; !. : ok GEN. ~ EasIaa Evensq H.. o enansa
Aims and Methods Of horticulture Rev r. 4. Hassold, Kimbal
1.-THE Town Garden and Lawn ...........E R. Hinds, Huron
Propagation and Culture of Plums'' |. Geo. W. Quincy, Yankton|
Fruit Culture on the Farm, .....J j. L. Jones, Dell Rapids
IS. 4.uoas Prof. c. ". Michel, State College, Brooiings
"Trees and Fruits on Open Prairie Upland"............
..........M Max Pfaender, Experiment Station, Mandan, N. d.
Tuesday Evening, 7:3O O'clock.
E'Best Methods in Civic Improvement" Judge R. Meyer. Member
of League Of Minnesota Municipalities, Montevideo, Minnesota
Hon. F. G. Issenhuth, Redfeld
s1The Best Fruits and ornamentas for the Northern District
4L.wn and Park Planting" Illustrated Lecture
..........Pr Prof. N. E. Hansen, State College, Brookings
Wednesday Morning, > O'clock.
Principles of Pruning Fruits and ornamentals,' Illustrated !.
Lecture, Frank E. Mccall, Extension HorHeulturist State
.'He Nv i. 6. stoltenberg, Florist, State College, Broolings
sscold Storage for Fruits and Vegetables -
Pro Prot $ 4. Beach low. s Mh college h hmss 1 ess
MODERN Commercial q aeglvi Seed Cleaning and Selection onse isa.. :
49, 81 z; B. Quincy, 4ankton
New Native Grapes VIM; Pfaenaer, Jr3 New Ulm, MINI
-.s.G ss;;s It #ste Ss5s t. f Sat- s S7 IT, oi Sfss5ies'.
b. j. Ludlow, Worthington, MINI.
Wednesday Aran ga $50 a:so O'Clock q,1oes
NY ayp1 Experience Raising Fruit i 1900 Feet Elevation i he
@ ..esstosing G tho Neglected asas Rf Fsen orchard l :. :. l'as'' Na's'''"n
..a.s..s... Prof. S. A Beach, low. State College, Ames Iowa
eThe Relation Of Agricultural Extension to Horticulture, Z Gordon
W. Randlett, Director Of Agricultural Extension, State College
s'rhe Best Perennials for Parks and Lawns, J. v. Campbell, Huron
Some Choice Lawn Shrubs Mrs. Geo. = Writing, Yankton
...... Judge T. R. Meyer, Montevideo, Minnesota
Pioneer Experience in Tree Planting in Perkins County. South
Wednesday Evening.
Banquet at 80 with Col Lee Slower, Watertown, as POSTMASTER;
Planning Maes1 the Ext Home Grounds Hopt;ds,t IN Gou stsys 1 ceI,e nev1 broo a ! :.
Park Planting Charles 4. Howard = Aberdeen
Window Box Gardening, VIM n aa n Wato paa
Notes Not g o. e ess p ssGe ps g'' Miss Haze ]; Kent en- Sioux Sioux rails Fls
Fruits in Lincoln County .........A a a. Freseman, l1ennox
"a Few Remarks About Trees Henry Kaliss washington Springs Hg
<sEsssat nfeI IL : e conn nsra Fruit Fruit i;n,r e .s'l 80 So ! .
Prof. S.A Beach, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa
Experiments With eciduous Forest Trees at Highmore and
Eureka Prof. Marley Champlin, State College, Brookings1
nFhe Farmers Orchard ... ............. j. Kelly, Garemont}
Thursday Afternoon, 1:30 O'clock
Revision OF Fruit List.
aNnrsery Management of Tree Seedlings g. il. Whiting, Yanktons
uRest Street Trees, e, .... ... 4. March, Mitchell
s1atravherry Culture, ..............J j. "a. Chichester, Brookings
3fThc farmers Fruit Garden in Stanley County i........
.... Hon. Henry /. Jefries, Sansarc
New Fruits for 1876. Prot. \. r. Hansen, State College, Brookings
Premiums.
The rules for exhibits are those usual at the state fair. Com
reition open only to South Dakota. Prize winners must take out a
membership in this society. Annual membership, one dollar