The Princeton union., 1922-09-14
NORTHWEST TO
BE REPRESENTED
Delegates Coming to National Dairy
Exposition From Many Points !
in the Northwest.
TO RUN SPECIAL TRAINS
Many Farmers in Mile Lacs, Kama
bee and Chisago Counties
Plan to Attend.

ORGANIZATION of delegations in more
than dozen localities throughout the
northwest to come to the National
Poultry exposition at the twin cities,
. October to ID, marks the early &C.
; tivities of farmers and businessmen
in their preparations to be in atten-
dance at the greatest dairy show ever
held in the northwest and signallzes
the widespread interest in the move
ment for more diversified farming.
According to advices received at the
st. Paul offices of the National Dairy
association, plans have already been
made for automobile delegations and
special trains which will carry fully
$4,000 people in groups to the twin
cities for the exposition.
Col. w. E. Skinner, general mana
ger of the National Dairy exposition,
in commenting on these reports, said
that this indication of interest and
recognition of the worth of the ex-
position was exceedingly gratifying,
and points to a record breaking at
tendance. "More localities should fol-
low the example of those which are
organizing" he said, "for every farm
er and businessman of this section
should see the exposition and learn
that it is convincing demonstration
of diversified farming which promises
increased prosperity for the coun-
try"
Rochester, the county seat of Ohm
stead county, one of the first to report
the organization of a delegation, will
be the gathering point for the farm
ers of that community who will come
here by automobile or on a special
train over the Great Western and
Northwestern. Carl F. Schelessel-
man, secretary treasurer of the Roch-
ester Loan & Trust company, will be in
charge of the delegation. Another
delegation from Neillsville, Wis, will
make the trip on special train with
H. M. Knipfel in charge.
From Mile Laos county delega-
ton of about 100 cars will come to
the exposition, w. F. Hammargren,
county agent, has advised the asso-
citation officers.
Farmers and businessmen from
Elffilsworth, Wis.,, will come by spe-
cial train or automobile, and a special
train on both branches of the 500
line will run from Polk County, Wis.
Meeker county, Minn., will send a
large delegation from Litchfield, and
reports from Beltrami county state
that 100 automobiles are signed up
for the trip to the exposition.
In Morrison county, Mimi, each one
of the 20 creamery managers have
been asked to get from three to five
automobile loads to go to the twin
cities exposition week. From Mora,
Kanabec county, $50 cars are expected
to carry visitors to the dairy show
Assurances of large delegations from
the whole section were given Colonel
Skinner of Mora, Friday, when he at
tended the Kanabec county fair.
Clark, South Dakota, about SO miles
southeast of Aberdeen, will send a
good-sized delegation. and Redfeld, in
the northwestern part of the state
will also be represented.
George P. Grout, Nickerson, MINI.
and S. Allen Aldrich of Carleton, are
now working on arrangements for a
delegation of 100 cars from Carlton
county, and delegations from Duluth
and st. Louis counties.
Possibilities of special trains being
run to four points in North Dakota
and eliminating in special trains tc
the National Dairy exposition was