The Wolf Point herald., 1926-06-24

! last two operating on the Ameri
can plan with board and room fo
1880 and up.
Places of Interest
There gre a large number o.
places of interest about Regin,
Including government buildings
Exhibition buildings. bathing
beach. radio broadcasting station
barracks Of Royal Mounted Po
lice. colleges. athletic grounds anC
other points of interest adjoining
the city.
Meeting at Regina
The Canadian Legion, Board Of
Trade and other civic organiza.
tions are planning on a genera,
meeting and banquet for all Am.
erican visitors at about so cents
per plate. Distinguished speak,
|ers including the Premier, Attor-
.ney General, Past State Commend.
ers of the American Legion of
Montana and Director of Mon
tana Extension Service and 9th
er prominent men will respond
at this banquet. This will be
held at six o'clock July Q on the
return from Indian Head. Tickets
will be on sale for anyone who
cares to attend this BANQUET.
The Trip in Detail
Set your speedometer on at
the Canadian boundary, north of
Whitehall. If you 60 from some
other port of entry set your
speedometer with cars who have
the right reading.
28.3 M.-The first city which
YOU will come to is Bengough, a
distance of 28.3 miles
sos M.-Ogama in the center
of the Ogama farming district.
stop for lunch at II o'clock. if
you have none with you. This
is fairly small town and in or
der to assure yourself of some
thing to eat without delay, if
there is a big crowd, it is best to
bring a lunch with you. One of
the noticeable things at this lit
tie city is the large monument at
the south end of the street which
shows the number of men Ogama
sacrificed in the last war for the
cause of right and justice. They
nave extended a welcome invita-
ion to the visitors and are glad
20 show you the sights.
51.8 M.-Government Illustra-
ion farm. one mile north of
Ogama. Be there at - noon.
This is the assembling point, asI
soon as rs farmers arrive at this
point, A. J. Ogaard, state agron-I
mist, will point out the general
merits Of the trip and give those
Who attend a good idea of what
0 look for and what to expect. |
which should make the tour much
nore valuable to you. The points
hat will be inspec ed at this farm
With w. H Gamble in charge,
and the county agents
will be q series of rotation usingI
orn, sweet clover and tame
'rasses, also methods to prevent
oil blowing and demonstration
lots of wheat varieties that have
,een recommended by the station
ogether with different types Of
illage methods.
Jim Mitchell, who won the
Worlds Championship on spring
rheat at the Chicago Information
!. lives in this community. Ask
here his farm is located. We
ill try and have Jim at the II
lstration farm and find out how
e did it.
73 8 M-Dummer. No stop.
95.3 M.-Wilcox. Stop. Kjel-
mder Bros. Seed House and ele-
ator. HIGHLANDER Brothers are
rowers of pure Marquis and are
Ding a great deal of selection in
aeping the Marquis wheat strict
clean. They raise Elite and ,
st generation Marquis seed !
heat. This last year they +
,mdled 10000 bushels. They :
e doing a great work in build :
Q up the quality of Canadian :
wheat both as to pur-
Y and yield. The house of St.
,hn, noted for its collections of =
rubs and flowers which shows :
hat can be accomplished in five +
,ars, lives in this little city. If 7
u have time to stop on your 4
turn it would pay you to look
over. r
1865 Highlander Seed +,
lrm. Stop. See the pure seed .
Ids and get the story of the :,
athod of keeping these varieties (
re and what the growers think /
the value of purity.
From HIGHLANDER Farm, almost
Regina, you are in the Wilcox y,
elton. -
Caution: You will note that r
ese farmers are summer fallow- \
: at this time. They can sum- n
n faIlow this late because they -
We more rain than in north ~