New Ulm review., 1922-10-11
MANY LEAVE FOR
BIG DAIRY SHOW
TURNER'S TO BE REPRESENTED
BY TRAINED GROUPS ON
SHOW PROGRAM.
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES WILL
SEND HUNDREDS IN
AUTO CARAVANS.

& While New Ulm and vicinity are not
sending any large delegation, many
business men and farmers as individ-
uals are making the trip to the Twin
Cities this week to attend the National
Dairy Exposition at the State Fair
grounds. The show has been heralded
far and wide as the greatest exposition
of it's kind ever attempted in America
and local persons who realize the i'm
portance Of the dairy industry are
making it a point to be present. It is
said that this will be the last time the
show is to be held in the Twin Cities,
at least for many years.
Fourteen men and women left New
Ulm this morning to represent the
local Turner Society on the dairy
show program tonight. They were
accompanied by Fred Naumann, in
str rhctcr, and half dozen Of the older
members Of the Turner society. 4
Girls Will Dance.
The group of young women con-.
sisting of the Misses Aleen Setter, Julia
Meyer, Fanny Kral, Laura Oswald,
Lorna Schleuder, and Hildegarde
Amann will present dance in costume
tonight. Eight young men, Thomas
Pfaender, Hugo Schleuder, Frank Me
mann, Kurt Bell, Walter Engelbert,
Arthur Fienyer, Elmer Held and John
Heynann, constitute q team which
will do 2.odel exercises and parallel bar
work.
Among others leaving for the Dairy
show this week are: F. F. Eidsvold ct
the Minnesota Central cre&1neries,
and John Pcehler, president, J. M.
! Haubrich. secretary, and F. W. Dehl1,
operator, of the Farmers cooperative
Creamery.
Nicollet county tomorrow will send
caravan Of 100 automobiles to the
Dairy show The procession will start
from the New Sweden store at 7 a. M,
accompanied by the Nicollet-Court-
land bands. It will proceed directly
to Minneapolis through Gaylord, New
Auburn, Glencoe and Young America
Scott Sends Delegations.
A large autouo obile delegation from
Scott county will leave Shakopee at
$50 a. m. tomorrow. Many Of the
delegates plan to spend two or three
days taking in the numerous depart
ments of the exposition. The caravan
will be met at the outskirts of Mime
apolis by reception committee from
the Civic and Commerce association.
Redwood county will send 800 dele
gates to the show on special train
which will leave North Redwood at
Z a. M, tomorrow and return at s p M.
Friday. Albert Lea has arranged for
a special train to carry 700 dairy
boosters.
LIE Sueur and Sibley counties will
send large numbers in an effort to out
do their neighbors. Chisago county,
northeast of the Twin Cities, has
promised to have 1000 delegates in
500 automobiles at the show tomorrow.
Other large delegations have been as
sured from Meeker, Freedom and
Stearns counties.
Famous Cattle Shown.
Among the features Of the exposition
to be viewed this year are famous
herds Of dairy cattle, the latest dairy
machinery, and boys and girls club
work. Combined with the show is the
National Poultry Exposition with its
blue ribbon winners in the feathered
world. The entire horticultural build
ing is occupied by Healthland which.
shows through panorama views, work
ing exhibits and other attractive
features, the relation Of dairy products
to the national welfare.
On Saturday evening, Mrs. Herman
Lindmeyer and Mrs. Alfred Struss
arranged an aluminium shower in honor
of Miss Bertha Getting at the home
of her mother on South Broadway.
Playing cards and sociability were the
evenings diversions, and delicious