The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
FARGO DUE TO HIVE
STATE BEEKEERS
IN THREE-DAY BUZZ
Association Perfects Topics Of
Annual Session During
Farm Week, Jan. 1916

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 9.-RDeplcnty o1
buzzing can be expected when North
Dakota beckeepers get together fol
their annual convention here January
II. Is and 18. The chill Of winter may
have stilled the hum Of the busy bet
but not that Of their beekeepers. q
they have arranged . buxxing score
which should crowd the three days
with humming activity.
On Tuesday. the first day. q short
course in beekeeping will be given
Several lectures win be made BY men
we'll -verscd in bee lore.
Wednesday. the convention proper
will open at 8 q. m. with registration
Of visitors. Following registration
Charles Hausmann. of Hillsboro
president Of the North Dakota Bee
keepers association, will address the
delegates and J. A. Munro, Fargo, Sec
retary.treasurer. will give his report
Other association business also VIII
be conducted.
Sessions Of Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday forenoon Will be Tea
tured by several addresses on boe-
keeping, discussing the industry from
various angles. The beekeepers' an
nual banquet and program Of enter.
tainment will be held "wednesday
night and will include an illustrated
lecture on Honey Plants Of the Mid
die West" by Frank G. Pellet Of Ham
ilton, III.
TAn 0NAONDS m
The closing session, Thursday after
noon, In addition to the election o.
new officers, will feature an address
by Governor George +. 6hafer.
The program for the three days fol-
low:
Tuesday, January II
First Steps In Beekeeping. Clyde
Banks, graduate student, North Da-
kota Agricultural College.
Spring Care of the Apiary. J. w
Beatty, commercial heekeeper, Fargo
Questions answered BY q. !. Miller
commercial beekeeper, Fargo.
B~eekeeping a q Business, Frank Q
Pellet. editor American Bee Journal
Hamilton. Illinois.
Preparing Honey for Market, w. o
Victor. Jr., Chaffee.
A Hive Of Bees Throughout thu
Year, J. A. Munro, Agriculture
college.
Queen Rearing and Increase. w
Bartholomew, Fargo.
Wednesday, January Is
Registration.
Presidents address.
Report Of secretary-treasurer.
Other association business.
Books and Beekeepers, DR.. H. L
Walster. Agricultural college.
The Use of Honey in the Bakeshop
T. M. Manchester, manager OF TN
Manchester Biscuit company. Fargo.
Pedigreed Bees at Last. DR.. ]. II
Shepperd, Agricultural college. =.
Beekeeping as an Industry OF Norti
Dakota, j. A. Kitchen. commiSsionel
Of agriculture and labor, Bismarck.
Beekeeping Problems, W. w. Rem
ington, Moorhead. MINI.
Package Bees VS. Overwintered Col
onies, Charles Hausmarn, Hillsporo.
Beekeepers' banquet and program o
entertainment, including an illustrat'
ed lecture on honey plants OF n mio'
die West, by Frank G. Pellet.
Thursday, January 16
Beekeeping as a Side-line, w. F
Boylan. Darlington.
The Relation of Beekeeptng to Hor'
ticulture, c. B. Waldron, Agriculture
college,. -
Arriving at the Cost Of Honey Pro
duction, B. v. McCaul. Agriculture
college. 80.
The Present Status Of the Hone.
Market, Ralph @. Smith. North Da'
kota director for the Mountain State'
Honey Producers association, America
The American Honey Producers
League, j. A. Munro. !.
A Travel Talk on Beekecping. Franz
c. Pellet.
Election Of officers.
Address by Governor George :
Shafer.
Association Business. resolution
and adjournment.