Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-05
TONIGHT
WILL ADDRESS
The DAlRYMEN
~Buttermakers and Dairyrnen
POSTPONED Morning
Session Today.
PAGE WEI

NJ. Is. lMund. president OF the ma.
tional Dairy Council Of st. Paul, Will
be the %principa, speaker this evening
at the banquet Of h North Dakota
Dairymen and Buttermakers. Mr..
Mund will speak on DEMONSTRATION
and the Dairy Industry" Songs. mu-
sic and several short talks are also
on the program for the evening ses-
sion. The winners Of the boys n
girls essay contest will be announced
and the essays read.
The meeting scheduled for this
morning at the Commercial club was
postponed until this afternoon, as the
time set for. the session conflicted
with the Ice Cream Makers meeting,
and a number. of men desired to at
tend both meetings.
The two-day convention of the
dairymen will include a number of in
teresting addresses, and considerable
business of interest to the organiza-
ton willabe considered.
The Program for Today.
The program scheduled for this
morning included an address OF well
come by Mayor H. NJ. Wheeler, with
Fargo. H. v. Schultz of Mandan is
to give the presidents address, which
will be followed by the secretary's
report of j. :. Osterhous, Bismarck:
and the t~reasurer's report, which will
be- given by j. j. Casper of Hanna
ford. The appointment of commit
tees followed.
G. w. Randlett. director of extern
sion of the Agricultural college at
Fargo, discussed the Policies OF the
Agricultural College Extension De-
partment." Equality of North Da-
kota Butter-1ts Causes n Effects.
by A. c. Dahlberg Of the Agricultural
college. and Opportunities of the
County Agent in Promoting Better
Dairying," by Rex E.. Willard of
Grand Forks, and Factors Of Success
in Dairying,'" by S. G. Gustafson OF St.
Paul. were other addresses on the
discussion of matters pertaining to
the b~uttermakers' and dairymen's in
dustry.
Some Notables at the Convention.
Professor l. B. Beardsley of Fargo,
representative of the J.. G. Cherry
. company of st. Paul. a firm which
sells creamery supplies, will be the
postmaster at the dinner tonight a:
the Hotel Dacotah. Professor Boards.
ley will also be one of the judges OF
the butter. and as he has had %
years experience in this line he is
considered an expert judge. This
morning the professor was wearing
the high silk which was presented
to him las ear by the North Dakota
Dairymen and Buttermakers' associ
alton.
VI. E. Williams Of the Northwestern
Farmers Dairy and Produce compan!
of Fargo is the produce and CHECKER
man of the state, and when speaking
of him this morning his friends sait
that If there is any one in the cit!
who knows as much or more abOu
chickens thar Mr.. Williams did the!
would like tc meet that person.
H. C. Schultz Of Mandan, presiden
of the Buttermakers' association an
manager of the Mandan Dreamer.
and Produce company, will speak to
day on oleomargarines n pasteur
ization. Many Of Mr.. Schulte's lee
lures have been published in easter
trade journals.
North Dakota" Gordon, the Wy
andotte Indian, representative of tn
j.. b. Ford company, who are manu-
lecturers of the famous Wyandott
his force. consisting of his man Fri
day (Wm. Parrish of st. PauD an
thousands of buttons or badges
which they are distributing aroun
town. Mr.. Gordon is the man VIII
will tell the association how to b
sanitary-and they say he can do il
Peter Miller Is Here. Too.
Peter Miller. ex-state dairy com
missioner n expert creamery mar
is "among those present. Mr.. Mile
is now in the candy business in Fargo
and it is said hat he make all hi
candy from cream and butter.
A. C. Dahlberg, state dairyman Q
North Dakota Agricultural college j