The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

Lay was a Dig WIN rec
ord crowds attending the mornins
tour, afternoon educational pro-
gram and the evening banquet
at the Lalonde hotel Saturday
At least 400 present at the
banquet and afternoon session.
Representatives from 81 COM
munities and from seven states
were registered during the day.
The morning tour to feed lots
was under the direction Of the
Extension Service and many ex-
perts in the feeding industry par
ticipated in the discussions.
The afternoon educational pro-
gram at the Lower Yellowstone
Livestock yards was termed an
excellent part of the days events.
The cattle lamb carcass demon
stration and the two panels
livestock feeding" and livestock
marketing and grading" were
classed as tops. Jim Ganaway of
Trenton, North Dakota, moder-
ated the feeding panel and Louis
Hablas of Fargo, the marketing
grading panel
Following the free social hour
at 500 to 500 p. M, the ban
quet concluded the days events.
Ted Fosse, Cascade County Agent
was master of ceremonies. APP
pearing on the program were
Dean Beck, Sidney Chamber pres
ident; Ingvard Svarre, event
chairman; Bob Hall, vice chair
man; Left Erickson of Helena;
J. c. Peterson, Spenser, Iowa;
c. w. Monier, National Lamb
Feeders association; Danny O'Neil
of Havre and Dr.. Cloy Knodt,
General Mills, research specialist,
Indianola. Iowa. DR.. Knodt pre-
sented a 15-minute talk ON cattle
feeding. The feeders present also
voted to support the National
Lamb Feeders association. Clay
ton Worst of Fairview was rec
ognized as the oldest living feed
of the area.
Speakers including Master of
Ceremonies Ted Fosse, ernpha-
sized the Importance and size of
the feeding industry in this Low
er Yellowstone area. Sixty to
seventy per cent of the lambs
fattened for market in the en-
tire state of Montana are found
in the area. Totals of $50, 600
lambs and ewes and 20, 900 cattle
on feed in the Sidney area es-
tablish this project rs one of the
principal feeding areas of the
West. The success of the big in
dustry was credited to the CO.
operation existing between the
farmers. business people, Chamber
Commerce, other organizations,
The Holly Sugar Co., local fl
1ancial institutions and others.
The fun session of the program
was in charge of Dean Turner,
Holly Sugar Corp, who intro
luced a special show from Miles
city. The talented group present
ID magic and specially acts by
Ken and Bert Griffen, singing
numbers by Dorothy
smith and Doreen Bagen. They
accompanied by Fred Brug-
of Baker.
A partial list of those attending
" city, not including the large
lumber from the Sidney area,
ollows:
Bainville. Mont. - Albert Mel
on
Billings, Mont. - l.. S. Nc
Northern Pacific; John
|. Marshall. Northern Pacific.
like Jorhoff, Central Order Buy
ng Co.; George Erickson, Silt &
o.; Victor VanLuchene, Farmers
M. ]. Nelson, Armour Co.;
i'm Wommer, Midland Bank; Glib
furray, buyer.
Bozeman, Mont.-Oscar Thorn
S, MISC; NJ. A. Jacobson, MISC.
Brockton. Mont. - Oliver Lien,
o. Lien.
Butte. Mont. - Louis c. Kief-
Safeway.
Carlyle, Mont - Mr.. and Mrs.
Abrams.
Crane, Mont - Russell Myron,
1arvin Berry.
Culbertson, Mont. Harnes
Hallgrimson, Fred w. Blaisdell.
Enid, Mont. Jake Latka,
/.
Fairview, Mont. - Pete Krine,
xel Danielson, Alex Kaufman,
i'm Damn, William Damn, Lar
Y j. Tveit, John Tveit, Bill ]
eide, Melvin He'll, Clayton /;
=,
Fort Peck, Mont. - G. w. Mas !
N. i
Froid. Mont. - Irving Haye, !
ohn H. Miller. s
Glasgow, Mont. - F. c. Ny i
list, A. C. Thorson, Ray Up {
ais, Bill Cornwell, Steve Ure,
arth Mall, - H. Ludington, i
ebert Demming. !
Glendive, Mont. - George A. s
aufman, Doug Holm, John
ohm, Ray Setterhofm, N. p, I
dam Buxbaum, Thomas H. Ha- r
m, Melvin Dernes, S. c. Halver, s
aul J. Hagen, W. A. Saunders,
w. Woods, L. c. "Pete" Ter S
tt. Jack Tietz, Carl Johnson, b
alter Duffy, Wilhelm Siegle. t
Great Falls, Mont. - Ted Fosse, e
ascade County Agent; Chas. E. S
Great Northern RR- t
Hardin, Mont. - w. S. Brooks, y
ock buyer. s.
Harlowton, Mont. - r. c. Lab
:. Peterson Sheep Co. h
Havre and Chinook - Danny a
Neil and five others. Y
Helena-Bayard Taylor, bank G.
; Left Erickson, lawyer.
- Glenn H. Cooley,
ncher; Roy Alexander. b
Judith Gap, Mont. Robert