The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-09
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One of Most Important Cone
ventions Held Annually in :.
hi State; Many Expected i i
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FIRST TIME MEETING =. y.
HELD OUTSIDE VALLEY
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Visitors Guests of Commercial
Club Wednesday Evening;
Special Program s

Of the most important conventions
eyer held in the city,. that of Red,
River Dairymen's association, and It
will be the fifteenth annual meeting,
of the association, the first meeting
ever held outside Of the Red River
valley. Between 400 and 500 mem-
bers and others. interested are expect,
ed to be present. - : Ill, =
ss * feature of the convention VIII
be q smoker and get-together at the
Commercial club rooms "Wednesday
evening, for the visitors, at which
the club4members and all interested
persons will be present. -..t&@ Z.:::<' =
= Request for Piano. ~ ~; :s.4,
In this connection, in the makeup
of the entertainment program, Presi-
dent W.. Robinson Of the club is
asking the use Of piano. Mr. Rob
inson desires the piano for selections
by those taking part in the program
and if the piano proves It's need as
part Of the club equipment there.
is every reason to expect Its pur--
chase. The use of the piano Is not
expected for nothing, but would add
much to the meetings held by the
ladies. Good care of the instrument
would be guaranteed and anyone who
has a piano not In use should phone
Mr.. Robinson Immediately. =. :. f.
Program of sessions: 80 tsSy - .as@s
5 49,, Wednesday Forenoon. " ".>ze
Elko theatre. 10 o'clock. ..-. h. .. r. !
Invocation. e. 4. .t.,t. .$.. :
Address OF Welcome, Judge D. H.
Fisk. -. .-..O.. s.-..... .. ~.
Response-M.T sorenson.> Pelican
Rapids =. IT.. II -
Opening Remarks-C.. G. Selvig,
Crookston.~ .,.f{
secretary's Report--Leonard Hous-
Ike, Halstad. y
..-Treasurer's Report-C. M. David
son, Climax 60 9&.-7." rIHr.L@...
s"The States Relation to the Dairy
Industry Sorenson, dairy
and food commissioner. -< g..
Appoint of Committees
Business Session.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Elko theatre, 1870 o'clock.
The sessions will begin promptly
on time. ~
Music. ,...,
Announcements. -"
"The Problems for the Beginner in
Dairying"-Prof. A. J. Mcclure, Min
nesota Agricultural college,
Enhancing the Dairy Farmer in
Northern n'''-Benjamin
Faast, EauClaire. '..
Address-H. j. Hughes, editor of
Farm Stock and Home, Minneapolis.
Dairy cow Judging contest-Clar-
ence Nelson, Be1nidji; A. A. Aamodt,
Bemidjf, and Leonard Houske, Hal
stad.4 - - =. i.
"A dairy COW judging contest will
take place at A o'clock p. m. This
dairy stock judging contest will be
between the actual dairy farmers and
actual butter makers. All are privi-
legged to enter this contest.
T.. Wednesday Evening.
Commercial club, $3.50 o'clock.
The program of the evening session
is in the hands of the local Com
merciaI club. The committee In
charge is as follows: r. Fl. Winter,
A. A. Aamodt and e. B. Berman.
Awarding of prizes in butter. in
Judging and association contests In
charge of Leonard Houske, Halstad.
The contest butter will be auc-
toned some time during the evening.
An attractive program of addresses,
music and entertaining features has.
been provided. = 49,
Thursday Morning. -
Elko theatre, 10 o'clock. :; ~ i ee---.
"The Buttermaker's Joys and Sor-
rows"--M. P. Mortenson, Albert Lee.
manager of the State creamery.
"The Cooperative Creameries and
the Operators Association" - Fl.
st. Paul, secretary and
editor of the Dairy Record.
Thursday Afternoon.
Elko theatre, 1:38 o'clock.
Music.
T Feeding and Caring for the Dairy
Cows'-George P. Grout, president of
Minnesota State Dairymen's associa-
tion.
"Healthful Surroundings for the
Dairy Cow"-Dr- c. P Fitch, chief
of veterinary division, University OF
Minnesota farm st. Paul.
Reports OF committees
Election OF officers.