The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-11
Questions Of Vital Interest to
Agriculturists viii Be Dis.
cussed at Two.day Meeting
Sessions Will Be Held a.
Government POstoffice
Building

Three hundred farmers from Bur.
leigh, Morton, Kidder, Emmons,
Dunn, Mercer, Oliver, Sioux, Logan
and Mcintosh counties have been
invited to attend the economic con-
ference which will be held at the
postoffice building in Bismarck Mon
day and Tuesday.
A. r. Miesen, Burleigh county
agent, is in charge Of general ar
rangements for the meeting and
his office will be in room 225 Of the
federal building, which will be con-
ference headquarters.
The conference will meet as
body Monday morning and the gen.
erai plan Of the meetings will be
discussed as outlined by Rex Willard
and C. F. Monroe Of the state agri-
cultural college. In the afternoon
all attending will meet in committee
groups as follows: Cash crops
wheat, flax dairy, sheep and hogs,
beef cattle, forage crops, poultry,
horses, horticulture and farm organ
ization.
John Dawson of Mandan will act
as general chairman of the meeting,
and each committee will also have
a chairman. All committee rooms
will be provided in the federal
building.
Although invitations have been
sent to only about 100 farmers in
Burleigh county, it is not because
all are not welcome, according to Mr..
Miesen, but because of lack Of room.
Those who are interested are well
come to attend all the sessions and
every effort will be made to accom-
modate all that come.
Burleigh county members Of the
committee are as follows:
Cash Crops
Chas. Swanson and c. O. Nelson,
Bismarck; L. A. Norlin, Menoken;
Erwin Anderson, Mckenzie; John
Eliason and Martin Burgoise, Bald
win; Jim Scallon, VIM. Josephson,
Ben Helm, Axel Solder and Arthur
Nelson, Wing.
Dairy products
Schneider Bros, L. w. Garske, r.
r. Breen and Oswald Oss, Bismarck;
Erick Solberg, Driscoll; p. M. Cos
ney, Sterling; Henry Inget, Wing;
V. C. Craven, Menoken; H. T. Crum,
Mckenzie.
Sheep and Hogs
Albin Erstrom and Ira Falken-
stein, Baldwin,; Chas Nagel and
Milan Ward, Bismarck; p. P. Bliss,
Clarence Madland and VIM. Wild
fling, Mckenzie; Frank Schaffer,
Driscoll; H. E. Wildfang, Sterling;
Zigmund Rupp, Regain.
Bee.
Walter Sellens, Alex Ashbridge,
Chas Swanson and Victor Moynier,
Bismarck; John Tees, Wing; Erick-
son Bros, and Chas. Noon, Wilton;
Chas. Watson, Mckenzie; Irwin
Reid and Yeakle Bros, Menoken.
Forage Crops
Wilbert Field, Dan Mcdonald, VIM.
Falconer and James T. Mcdonald,
Bismarck; Lester Larson, Walter H.
Simons and Enoch Anderson, Bald.
win; Broste Bros, and Theo. Taylor,
Wilton; Mark A. Newland, Brittin;
S. E. Dronen, Wing; C. L. Malone,
Regain; Geo. Christensen, Arena.
Poultry
Henry Inget, Wing; S. +. Dale,
Mrs. Walter Sellens, Mrs. Floyd
Paris and Tony Zeller, Bismarck;
J. A. belong and ]. A. Marley,
Baldwin; Mrs. Theo. Taylor and
Anthony Erickson, Wilton: Giant
Poultry Farm and Mrs. Theo. Eli
son, Sterling.
Horses
E. A. Van vleet, Driscoll; L. E.
Heaton, Jr., Mckenzie; Gene Wach.
ter and Geo. A. Duemeland, Bis
marck.
Horticulture
J. NJ. Thompson and Jake Schmidt,
Wilton; Geo. Will, Bismarck; ]. D.
Lane, Moffit.
Farm Organization
Mr.. Land and Mr.. Runey, Sterling;
VIM. Fricke, Baldwin; Ralph Halver,
N. A. Magnuson and Chas. Johns,
Wing; A. A. Atkinson, Menoken;
G. w. Wilkinson and J. L. Little,
Regain.