Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916 Embracing the Transactions of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society,Volume 44, from December 1, 1915, to December 1, 1916, Including the Twelve Numbers of "The Minnesota Horticulturist" for 1916 (part 3 of 3)

Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916 Embracing the Transactions of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society,Volume 44, from December 1, 1915, to December 1, 1916, Including the Twelve Numbers of "The Minnesota Horticulturist" for 1916 (part 3 of 3)

1. Fruits for Ornamental Planting Mr. Phelps Wyman 2. Native Shrubs for the Home Grounds Mr. Paul Mueller 3. Proper Preparation of the Garden Soil Professor F. J. Alway 4. A Watering System for the Garden Mrs. C. E. Warner 5. Growing Bedding Plants for the Market Mrs. F. H. Gibbs 6. Growing Cut Flowers for the Market {Miss Sabra Ellison {Mr. F. H. Ellison 7. Special Purpose Plants-- Honey Plants Prof. Oswald Medicinal Plants Dr. Newcomb

Question Box.

SECRETARY'S CORNER

THIS IS YOUR VACATION.--If you are a fruit grower or a flower grower or vegetable grower or interested in home life or in any of the varied matters directly or indirectly connected with horticulture, the annual meeting is just the place for you. Make it a real winter vacation. Bring your wife and others of the family if possible and stay with us at the West Hotel for the four days of the meeting. It will be one of the bright spots in your life, as you recall the pleasures of this great and fruitful gathering.

ANNUAL SOCIETY BANQUET.--Special pains have been taken in preparing the program for this banquet on account of the fact that this is our anniversary session in part, and you will not be disappointed if you anticipate a rich treat, with two or three hundred of the most congenial people on earth, who will sit down to supper together at the West Hotel at 6:30 p. m., Thursday, December 7th,--a wholesome repast and an intellectual feast, don't miss it. You will feel that you really belong to the brotherhood after dining with us.

DELEGATES TO THE ANNUAL MEETING.--Besides the delegates at our annual meeting from abroad referred to in the November number, there is to be with us also as representative of the Iowa State Horticultural Society, Mr. P. F. Kinne, of Storm Lake, Iowa. We have pretty good assurance also that Secy. Greene, of the Iowa Society, will visit with us at some time during the meeting, and we don't know how many more of the good Iowa people will find their way here. A late note from Chas. G. Patten assures us of his attendance at the meeting, when he will give us a full report of his experimental work in growing seedling pears at his station at Charles City, Iowa. We are looking forward confidently to something of large practical value from his work.

PROGRAM OF ANNUAL MEETING.--The program of the coming annual meeting of the society will be found in an abbreviated form in this number of our magazine. It has been sent, however, in all its completeness, in a separate enclosure to all the members of the society, accompanied by a blank form to be filled out by members who purpose to attend and desire to have their names in the Badge Book, and also for those who renew their memberships. Quite a number of questions are asked on this blank form, and it is important that they should all be answered. It is especially important that the names of friends whom you would like to see members of the society should be given to the secretary on these blanks and at an early date so that copies of the program can be sent them in good season.

The program, as you will note, is an exceedingly diversified one, special emphasis being laid on orcharding, vegetable growing and ornamental horticulture. An increasing interest in flower growing is emphasized by the programs of three auxiliary societies devoted to these branches of horticulture.

Aren't you coming to this splendid meeting? Study the program and consider the advantages of intercourse and companionship with those who have so much in common as the members of the Horticultural Society. Don't fail to attend promptly the first session, which is always a full one, right on the minute.

JOURNAL OF ANNUAL MEETING, 1915

Minnesota State Horticultural Society

Held on Second Floor of the West Hotel, Minneapolis, December 7, 8, 9 and 10, 1915.

Tuesday Morning Session, 10 o'clock.

Meeting was opened at 10 o'clock a.m., December 7, 1915, by President Thomas E. Cashman. Invocation was made by Rev. C. S. Harrison, of York, Nebraska, which was followed by a song by Mr. Trafford N. Jayne, of Minneapolis. The president then read his annual greeting. (See index.)

President Cashman: How may University Farm and the Minnesota State Horticultural Society be mutually helpful in developing the farms and homes of the Northwest? by our good friend, the dean of agriculture of this state, Mr. A. F. Woods. (Applause.) (See index.)

Discussion.

President Cashman: Anything further before we pass to the next subject? If not, we will now call on one of our oldest members and one of our best friends, Mr. George J. Kellogg, of Wisconsin, who will tell us something about the strawberry business. (See index.)

Discussion.

President Cashman: I am sure we are all very much indebted to Mr. Kellogg. Now, we have another very good friend with us from Nebraska. He is going to tell us about "The Nurseryman as King." Mr. C. S. Harrison, of York, Nebraska. (See index.)

President Cashman: This morning we heard from our good friend, Dean Woods, then we heard from Wisconsin and later from Nebraska. We have enjoyed all three, all very instructive and very entertaining, and we hope to hear from them again. We hope later to hear from another Wisconsin man, Mr. Philips. Those three men have always contributed a great deal to the success of our meetings. I understand that Wisconsin has sent another representative, Mr. A. C. Graves, of Sturgeon Bay. It has been announced that he is with us. If so, we will be pleased to have him come forward and have a word of greeting from him, representing the Wisconsin Horticultural Society.

Mr. Graves: Mr. President and members of the Minnesota Horticultural Society: I am very pleased to be here this morning and listen to this program and these deliberations. I expect to spend some enjoyable days with you, and on behalf of the Wisconsin Horticultural Society I am pleased to bring to you their greetings on this occasion. Thank you. (Applause.)

President Cashman: We hope to hear from you later, Mr. Graves, and would be pleased to have you take part in our deliberations. I presume that there are other delegates here, but if so they have not been announced. If there are others I hope they will hand their credentials to the secretary so we may call on them later.

Meeting adjourned until 1:30 p.m.

December 7, 1915, Afternoon Session.

The Minnesota Orchard. Discussion led by J. P. Andrews, Faribault, Minn. (See index.)

The President: Ladies and gentlemen, the time has now arrived to continue with the regular proceedings of the society. Mr. Rasmussen, president of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, is with us and will be on the program later, but we will have a few words from him now. (Applause.).

Mr. Rasmussen (Wisconsin): Mr. President and members of the Minnesota Horticultural Society: I didn't expect to be caught this way. I was going to be real shrewd, I was not going to let you know I was coming. I told the secretary of our society not to let you know I was coming, but he notified your secretary that I was coming and that is the way they happened to get me on the program. I was going to sneak in and get all the good out of it and was not going to give anything back; I will admit that is not a fair game. I feel about like a fellow who had to make a talk at a banquet. He said he was not a speaker, but they insisted. They would not let him back out. So he got up and feeling kind of shaky, like I am now, he reached his hand down to get hold of his chair, as he thought, but touched his wife's shoulder, and she got up. She thought she had to. He started, "Ladies and gentlemen, this thing was forced on me. (Laughter.)" So this was kind of forced upon me. I know that your program is full so I will not detain you any longer. My time is tomorrow, and I will take you through my garden tomorrow. (Applause.)

The President: We are all pleased to have Mr. Rasmussen with us, and we hope we will hear from him often during the deliberations of the meeting. I was pleased indeed to see so many present this forenoon. Secretary Latham thought he had plenty of room for all who might attend, but I don't think there was a vacant chair here this forenoon. I was pleased indeed to note so many new faces, so many young men present. You are the people we want to see. The older men have always contributed and done their part and have made these meetings a grand success, but it will soon devolve upon the younger men of this society to take their places. We want you to help them at these meetings, and I was glad that you did so this forenoon. We hope that the young men will feel at home and that they will continue to take part, that they will ask questions and tell us about their successes and their failures, and I hope the older members will help make it pleasant for these young men.

We will take up the subject of fruits this afternoon, and I am now going to call on a plum specialist, a man that we look to to tell us about the plum troubles in this state, Mr. Dewain Cook, who will tell us about the "Plums We Already Have and Plums That Are on the Way--the Brown Rot a Controlling Factor," Mr. Dewain Cook, of Jeffers, Minnesota. (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: We have heard of some of the troubles of those that plant plum trees. The next speaker will probably tell us how to meet those troubles, how to combat the plum pocket fungus. We are fortunate to have with us a scientific man that makes a study of these subjects. I refer to Professor Stakman, of the University Farm, St. Paul. "The Control and Cure of Brown Rot, etc.," by Prof. E. C. Stakman. (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: I will now call on Mr. C. A. Pfeiffer, of Winona, to talk to us on "The Surprise Plum a Success." (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: "Thirty Years in Raspberries," by a gentleman that knows how to make money by the raising of raspberries, Mr. Gust. Johnson, of Minneapolis. (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: We will now call upon Mr. Simmons to tell us about "My Orchard Crop of 1915--from Start to Finish." (See index.)

The President: As you know, Mr. Simmons is one of the most successful orchardists in Minnesota. Do you wish to ask him any questions?

Discussion.

Mr. Cashman: We are very much indebted to Mr. Simmons for this splendid paper and for his advice. We must hurry on to the next subject, which is "Fruit Growing a Successful Industry in Minnesota," by A. W. Richardson, Howard Lake, Minn. (See index.)

The President: I am sure you will all agree this was a very instructive and interesting paper. We have about three minutes in which to discuss it.

Discussion.

Two lantern talks followed--one by Earl Ferris of Hampton, Ia., on "Evergreens," and one by A. G. Tolaas on "Diseases of the Potato."

December 8, 1915, Morning Session.

Discussion on "The Vegetable Garden," led by H. J. Baldwin, Northfield, Minn. (See index.)

N. H. Reeves, president Minneapolis Market Gardeners' Association, in the chair.

President Reeves: We will now have a paper on "Growing Beans and Sweet Corn," by P. B. Marien, of St. Paul. (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: We will now listen to a paper on "Growing Vegetables for Canning," by Mr. M. H. Hegerle, president of Canning Company, St. Bonifacius. Mr. Hegerle not being present, we will ask Mr. Rasmussen, president of the Wisconsin Horticultural Society, to tell us "How We Grow Vegetables in Oshkosh, Wisconsin." (Applause.) (See index.)

President Reeves: Is Mr. Hegerle in the room?

Mr. Hegerle: Yes.

President Reeves: Then we will listen to Mr. Hegerle's talk on "Growing Vegetables for Canning." (See index.)

Discussion.

President Reeves: "Greenhouse vs. Hotbeds, Investment, Care and Result Compared," by Mr. F. H. Gibbs. (See index.)

President Reeves: "Growing the Tomato," by C. W. Purdham, market gardener, Brooklyn Center. (See index.)

Discussion.

President Reeves: We will now listen to a paper by E. W. Record on "Asparagus by the Acre." (See index.)

President Reeves: You will be entertained with a demonstration of the coldpack method of canning fruits and vegetables by Professor R. S. Mackintosh and Miss Mary L. Bull.

After the demonstration the session adjourned until 1:30 o'clock p.m.

December 8, 1915, Afternoon Session.

Question and answer exercise on "The Flower Garden," led by Mr. G. C. Hawkins, of Minneapolis.

The President: I regret to have to announce that one of the big guns who was to be with us on this afternoon's program, Professor J. C. Whitten, of Missouri, is unable to be with us on account of sickness. Secretary Latham received a letter from him just a short time ago, stating that he was sick abed and the doctor would not permit him to leave. We have another very able gentleman whom I will call upon at this time to take Mr. Whitten's place. His name is H. G. Street, of Hebron, Ill., who will tell us about "Marketing Fruit Direct." (Applause.) (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: We appreciate very much this fine paper by Mr. Street. We have another very important subject this afternoon. We will have a paper by Mr. W. G. Brierly, Assistant Horticulturist at the University Farm, on "The Manufacture of Cider Vinegar on the Farm." (Applause.) (See index.)

Reading by Miss Mary Bonn.

The President: We will now turn the meeting over to the Garden Flower Society and request the president, Mrs. Ruff, to take the chair. (In the absence of Mrs. Ruff, Mrs. E. W. Gould presided.)

Mrs. Gould: Our first number will be a paper on the Minnesota State Flower, by Mr. E. A. Smith, of Lake City. (Applause.)

Mr. Smith: I wish to add one word to the name of my paper and that is "Flag," so that it will read "Minnesota State Flower and State Flag." I have the two subjects so closely associated that I can not separate them. (See index.)

Discussion.

Mr. Smith: I now come to the point in my paper. I move you, Madam President, that the Minnesota State Horticultural Society and its auxiliary societies through its secretary present the following resolution to the next legislature of the state for adoption at that time: Resolved, that, whereas the State of Minnesota has adopted a state flower which, on account of its being a native of the woods and bogs, is not generally known or recognized and, whereas, the State of Minnesota in 1893 adopted by legislative vote a state flag, which emblem is not generally known to the residents of the state, and believing that familiarity with the state flower and the state flag will do good and create loyalty to the state and Union, be it resolved, that we, the Minnesota State Horticultural Society and auxiliary societies, do hereby petition and pray the state legislature of Minnesota to have printed an attractive picture of the state flower and the state flag, properly framed, and present a copy of it to each public school of the state with the request that it be placed upon the walls of the school room, also that it be furnished free of cost to such other public buildings as may be deemed advisable.

I trust, Madam President, that this resolution will not only be seconded but it will meet with the unanimous approval of the society.

Mr. Hawkins: I second the motion.

Mrs. Gould: I do not know that we could vote with the Horticultural Society. This is not a meeting of that society but simply a meeting of the Flower Society. Will some one enlighten me?

Miss White: Madam President, if we could not vote as a society, could we not vote to recommend this resolution to the Horticultural Society?

A Member: Yes, or to the two societies to be taken up at their business meeting, perhaps.

Miss White: Recommend it be passed by the parent society.

A Member: Madam President, why should it not be the flag itself and not a picture of the flag?

Mrs. Gould: Will you make that motion?

Miss White: I move that the resolution as presented by Mr. Smith be endorsed by this Garden Flower Society and referred to the parent society for their adoption. I will offer that as a substitute.

A Member: I second the motion.

Motion was carried.

Mrs. Gould: Our next subject is "The Pergola, Its Use and Misuse, Its Convenience and Expense," by Charles H. Ramsdell, of Minneapolis. (See index.)

Mrs. Gould: Our next paper is "Hardy Perennials," by Miss Grace E. Kimball, of Waltham. (See index.)

Mrs. Gould: This spring our president, Mrs. Ruff, offered prizes for the best papers on planting for color effect. The judges after reading these papers carefully selected three. Miss Starr is first, Mrs. Tillotson second and Mrs. Boyington third. These papers will now be read, Miss Starr giving the first one. (See index.)

Mrs. Gould: Mrs. Tillotson will follow with her paper. (See index.)

Mrs. Gould: Mrs. Wyman will read Mrs. Boyington's paper. Mrs. Boyington was unable to be with us today. (See index.)

Mrs. Gould: Mrs. Countryman will read a paper written by Mr. Swanson on the judging of flowers. (See index.)

Mrs. Gould: Our meeting will close with Professor Washburn's talk on "Bird Conservation," which will be given with slides and music.

Professor Washburn gives lantern talk.

December 9, 1915, Morning Session.

Half hour question and answer exercise on "Truck Crop and Garden Insects," led by Professor Wm. Moore. (See index.)

The President: The committee on fruit list has been working very hard trying to determine why we have particular varieties on the list and the changes, if any, that should be made. Mr. J. P. Andrews, the chairman of the committee, is the man who has been doing most of this work, and we will be glad to hear from him at this time. He is quite radical and in favor of many changes as you will note when he reads his report.

Mr. Andrews: There are very few changes, and you know it has been the policy of this society rather to be conservative and not jump at anything until we know what it is. (Reads new fruit list.)

Mr. Andrews: I move its adoption.

Motion was seconded and carried unanimously.

Mr. Andrews: I would like to call attention to the fact that a great many criticize that we do not change the list from time to time. I have thought that for a long time. Two or three years ago there was a little move towards making it so we could change it. We are putting up some nice, big premiums for late winter apples and early winter apples, and there are undoubtedly some seedlings that would be all right to put upon the list if we knew more about them. It seems to me it is foolish to pay those premiums and then drop it right there. We do not know any more about whether they are hardy or not than if they had been grown in Missouri. They may have grown well through some protection or favorable location, but when you commence grafting from a seedling it does not give satisfaction as a grafted tree and in different localities of the country.

We want to know whether the new seedlings are hardy enough for this climate, not that they are simply of good quality to eat and perhaps will keep. We find that out here, but we do not find out anything about the hardiness.

I think we ought to require a person who has produced a good seedling and gotten a good premium for it to send some of its scions to the superintendent of the Fruit-Breeding Farm for testing and let him send it out to points north of here, between here and the northern part of the state, to see how much hardiness it has. Hardiness is the quality we want more than anything else. We have gotten along so far with the Hibernal, and we ought not to be so particular about quality as about hardiness. They ought to be required to give Mr. Haralson a few of the scions or buds so that he could try them there at the fruit-breeding farm and send them out to more northern locations under number, so that the originator will be just as well protected, and it will add so much to the value of the new seedling that he ought to be anxious to do it instead of holding it back as is now done.

I move you that we have some arrangement whereby those drawing the premiums for the first and second qualities, keeping qualities and eating qualities, etc., shall be obliged to give to Mr. Haralson something to work on, either scions or buds of those varieties, so that they can be tested in that way and we know what they are, otherwise it leaves it for any one to introduce a new variety just about on the same ground that some other varieties have been introduced in the state, made a nice, large thing for the man that introduced them to the public and sold them but afterwards proved a great disappointment to almost every man who ever planted them. I move that we make such an arrangement, and we recommend that the state fair do the same.

Mr. Horton: I second the motion.

The President: It is moved and seconded that some arrangement be made requiring people who enter seedling apples for prizes at the horticultural meeting and the state fair to furnish scions or buds of such varieties to the central station to Superintendent Charles Haralson that he may determine whether the trees are hardy and suitable for this climate or not.

Mr. Andrews: We need this provision so that Superintendent Haralson could visit those trees and see what they looked like.

Mr. Latham: I move that this matter be referred to the executive board to develop a workable plan to secure the purposes which Mr. Andrews has in view.

The President: Do you accept that as a substitute?

Mr. Andrews: I would if it wasn't for this one thing. It was left that way a year or two ago, and it hasn't amounted to a thing. I do not care if it is left to the executive committee if Mr. Latham will vouch for its being put through.

Mr. Latham: Don't you remember as the result of that action we prepared forms to be used by those who examined the seedlings and decided what seedlings should be further tested and all that sort of thing. We have those forms for use if the committee wants to use them.

Mr. Andrews: Those ought to be so as to hold the premium money back until we get some material to test.

Mr. Latham: I will say a few words. It is not such a simple matter as it seems. Here come perhaps fifty people who have grown seedlings. We tell them we are very desirous that all the seedlings in the state that have promise of merit be shown. In the division of the premium money they do not get more than four or five dollars apiece, the best of them do not get more than eight or ten dollars. Then here comes a resolution which says, "Before you draw this money you have to furnish scions to the state fruit-breeding farm with the privilege of sending out to other stations in the state for testing." The average man who owns a seedling that is really a good thing begins to think about it, and we will not get what we want. If a man has a seedling that is better than the Duchess and Wealthy and has hardiness as well there are lots of buyers around here that have their eyes open. There has been a half a dozen I know of picked up in the last few years really first class, fine and hardy. Those trees are being tested out. It would be a splendid thing if we could get a really good seedling, as Mr. Andrews says, but a resolution of this kind will not result in doing what we want to do.

I would like to have it referred to the executive board so they can work out a practical plan. Mr. Andrews is a member of the board. I renew my motion.

Motion is seconded.

The President: The original motion as given by Mr. Andrews is that those people offering seedlings for prizes, before they receive premiums--

Mr. Andrews: The first or second premiums, I said, because that would shut out all of the others.

The President:--before receiving the first or second premiums, that they be required or that they will agree to furnish scions or buds for experimental purposes, these scions or buds to be sent to the central station to Mr. Haralson for the purpose of testing them out as to hardiness, under number. Now, the amendment made by Mr. Latham is to the effect that this matter be referred to the executive committee. We will first put the amendment that it be referred to the executive committee to work out a practical plan.

Mr. Heustis: And report next year.

The President: That they work out a practical plan and put it in operation. Was it your idea that we report next year or that the plan be put in operation?

Mr. Latham: No objection to reporting next year. If they can work out a plan they can also put it in practical operation.

Mr. Andrews: I do not think that I am after this now, gentlemen, any more than every one of you ought to be after it. We ought to know more about the hardiness of these trees. This list has stood almost identically the same list for eight or nine years, pretty nearly the same, and we are not getting ahead at all. We do not know any more about the hardiness of these trees we have been putting out than we did before.

The amendment was carried.

The President: This matter will therefore be referred to the executive board. The next in order is the annual report of the executive board, Mr. J. M. Underwood, of Lake City, chairman. Mr. Underwood is sojourning in the sunny south. He has sent a report, however, to Secretary Latham, and Mr. Latham has requested me to read it. This was written at St. Augustine, Florida. (See index.)

The President: Any one wish to make any comments on this report? If not, we will pass to the report of the secretary, Mr. Latham.

Mr. Latham: Do you wish to have the report read or have it published later? It will be published anyway.

Mr. Miller: Let it be considered as read and approved and filed for publication. (See index.)

Motion is seconded and carried.

The President: We will now have the report of George W. Strand, treasurer. (See index.)

The President: What will you do with the report of the treasurer? You have heard the reading of it.

Upon motion the report was adopted and filed.

The President: The next order of business would be the paper by Professor J. C. Whitten but Mr. Whitten is not present, I am sorry to say, and I am now going to call on Mr. O. M. Heustis as he is present to tell us about his "Dwarf Apple Trees." (See index.)

The President: We are very much indebted to the doctor for his interesting talk. Is Professor Mackintosh in the room? I was going to ask him to read a paper on "Successful Cold Storage Plant for Apples," sent in by Mr. Hanson. I am sorry that Mr. Hanson is not able to be present, he is ill at home.

Professor Mackintosh not being present, paper was read by Mr. Clarence Wedge.

The President: Mr. Wedge will have a word for us at this time. He has a suggestion to make.

Mr. Wedge: Ladies and gentlemen, fellow members: Once a year our society has been in the habit of bestowing the highest honor within its gift upon some of the members that have honored the society for so many years with their services and have made themselves in that way so valuable to the public that we feel that they deserve the highest recognition which we are able to give them as a society. It becomes my great pleasure at this time, standing in the place of my friend, Mr. Underwood, who is absent, to propose the following names to you which have been recommended by the executive board for this honor. There are five of them, the names are: John Bisbee, of Madelia; Charles Haralson, our superintendent at Excelsior; Mr. F. W. Kimball, of Waltham; Mr. John R. Cummins, of Minneapolis, and Mr. S. H. Drum, of Owatonna.

Mr. Bisbee has undertaken and is carrying on one of the largest experiments in seedling apples in the Northwest. He seems to be a very quiet member among us, but he is one of the working members who are doing the things that the society most needs.

I do not need to tell you anything about the work of Charles Haralson, the superintendent of our fruit-breeding farm at Zumbra Heights. His work has approved itself to us all so much that I think he really deserves the statement that was made by one of our older members that he has outdone Burbank. He certainly has for this part of the country.

Mr. F. W. Kimball, a very dear personal friend of mine, has been carrying on experiments in orcharding for the past twenty-five years about, in the neighborhood of Austin, Minnesota, and has now removed to Waltham. His experiments there in top-working have been among the most useful and among the largest that have been undertaken in any part of the state. He perhaps deserve the same reputation in our state that our friend, Mr. Philips, has in Wisconsin. I do not want to say this to disparage anybody else, but he has certainly made a very large and very valuable addition to our knowledge of the value of top-working.

Mr. John R. Cummins, of Minneapolis, whom we have with us this morning, is one who has been a very persistent experimenter in all lines. I remember particularly going to his place some ten or fifteen years ago and going over the remarkable collection of ornamental trees and plants that he was growing, many of which I did not think it was possible to grow at Albert Lea, and there he was succeeding with them and developing them at a point 100 miles north of us. We certainly owe him a deal of credit for his perseverance and his enterprise. We are glad that he is with us today.

Mr. S. H. Drum, of Owatonna, is one who has also been one of our most faithful members, whose experiments have been in fruits, and he has brought great encouragement to us in the southern part of Minnesota. He has now moved to Owatonna and, not being content with the best, he has started out with a new plantation with two kinds of fruit, and I think he is topping the market with the very best.

Mr. President, I move that these names be added to the list of honorary life members of the Minnesota Horticultural Society.

There are several seconds to the motion.

The President: A very fitting tribute, I am sure. Are there any remarks? The name of Mr. Cummins calls my attention to the fact that about twelve years ago he presented this society with the gavel that I hold in my hand. This gavel is made of black walnut grown by Mr. Cummins on his own place. I do not suppose that he made the gavel himself, but it is made of material raised on his own farm, and when this gavel comes down good and hard I want you to think of Mr. Cummins. Are you ready for the question, that those gentlemen suggested be made honorary life members?

Motion is carried unanimously.

The President: I am now going to call on the young men from the University Farm who are contestants for the Gideon Memorial Fund. (See index.)

Contestants thereupon read their essays.

The President: I will now ask the judges to retire and decide which of these young men is entitled to this prize money. For the benefit of some of the newer members who may not understand the situation I will say that some years ago a number of the members of this society believed that we should commemorate the good work done by Peter M. Gideon. A sum of money was raised to be known as the Gideon Memorial Fund. It was decided that that money be placed at interest and that the interest derived therefrom be offered as prizes to young men attending our agricultural school or college. They were to deliver addresses at the meetings of the Minnesota Horticultural Society, and the young men preparing the best papers and making the best talks would be awarded this prize money, the accrued interest from this fund. So we have annually three young men from the agricultural college that present papers or make addresses on subjects that are of importance to this society. This is a memorial for Peter M. Gideon, who has done such splendid work for the fruit raisers of the Northwest.

While we are waiting for the report of the judges I will ask Mr. Ludlow to come forward and tell us about a letter that he received from Peter M. Gideon, November 2, 1885, and which was accompanied by Mr. Gideon's last catalog.

Judges announce their decision. (Applause.)

Premiums Awarded to Gideon Memorial Contestants:

1. The Plum Curculio--Edward A. Nelson. 2. Standardizing the Potato--A. W. Aamodt. 3. Marketing Fruit at Mankato--P. L. Keene.

The President: I am now going to call on some of the delegates to this meeting. Mr. George H. Whiting, representing the South Dakota Horticultural Society, we will ask him to come forward and say a word.

Mr. Whiting: Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen: I do not know why Mr. Cashman should ask me to come forward. I have not very much to say and could have said it back there just as well. Perhaps you will wish I had stayed back there.

I will say it is a pleasure to me to be with the Minnesota horticulturists again. I have met with you quite a number of years but not in the capacity of delegate. I did not expect to be a delegate this time, thought I would leave the place for some younger man, but there seemed to be no other present, and so I had to accept. I rather felt as though I was not competent or did not care to take the responsibility of making a report. I am getting old and a little tired, and I do not like to do so much of that kind of work as I used to. However, I presume I will have to do the best I can and let it go at that.

I will say you have a wonderful society here. It is a wonder to me sometimes how you keep up the interest, how to keep up so much interest in this work. There is no other state in the Union that has such a good, live society. I attended a great many of the state societies last year. I had the pleasure of attending the Missouri State Society. I can say that you discount them and then some. An old state like Missouri and a fruit state, you might say, it is supposed to be in the fruit belt, and still you fellows up north here have all the vim and the snap and determination to do things that those fellows do not do at all. It is more in the man, I think sometimes, than it is in the location.

It used to be said that Minnesota was not a fruit state, you could not grow apples in Minnesota. Well, I believe Mr. Gideon said that if he could not grow apples in Minnesota he would not live there, something to that effect, and he did not intend to leave the state either. Now, you all know what success he made, and you that follow have a great deal to be thankful for the work he did, and you are hoping--and I presume you will be successful--to obtain an apple that is even better than the Wealthy.

I am glad that you take so much interest in this matter of new seedlings. It will surely develop something some day, there is no question about it. Of course, you cannot tell when, and you cannot tell who will be the lucky man to get the thousand dollars, but undoubtedly there is more at stake than the thousand dollars; that is a very small item.

I think I will not take up your time. It is getting on, and I have not thought of making any talk, have nothing prepared and nothing in my head. I thank you for your attention. (Applause.)

The President: I am going to call on our good friend, Professor Hansen, secretary of the South Dakota Horticultural Society, who has done so much for us.

Mr. Wedge: Mr. Hansen is not here. I just want to say a word that might interest some of the younger members of the society in regard to our friend who has just left the floor, Mr. Whiting, of Yankton. He is the original Dakota nurseryman, who went out in the days of the pioneers before I think there was any such thing as South Dakota, and he has stayed on the job ever since. That is not so wonderful, for others, lots of people, have stayed on the job, but he has made money out of the business and got rich. I think he deserves some very special praise. (Applause.)

The President: Is Professor Waldron in the room? Here he comes. He is the leading light of North Dakota and a gentleman who has been with us before. (Applause.)

Mr. Waldron: These people will think North Dakota is a dark place if this is a leading light. What is the occasion of this?

The President: Tell us your troubles.

Mr. Waldron: When we had a good wheat crop we did not have any troubles. We forget our other troubles whenever we can get something like 100 million bushels of wheat. Our horticultural troubles have been quite numerous. We had a frost every year, including July. We started in on the ninth day of June with a frost that killed everything in sight except a few cottonwood trees and things like that, but all of our tomatoes, which were in blossom by the way at that time because we had a favorable spring, and plums and apples went the same way. I think a few of the late blooming plums managed to survive. The frost in July did not hurt very much but the frost in August certainly finished us.

Mr. Latham: The reporter is taking all that.

Mr. Waldron: Our reputation is so good, we can own up to calamity once in a while. Of course, if our reputation was not better than others we would have to keep it dark, but inasmuch as nature favors us so continuously we can own up when we get bumped. The August frost put our corn out of business, so we are around with long fingers trying to steal seed corn.

However, a great many of the people of the state are looking forward to the matter of planting trees as never before, and our farmers and citizens are taking more interest in general tree planting and beautifying the homes than in previous years. I had this term a large class of students in landscape gardening. They will go out to the places where they live and encourage the planting of trees and landscape gardening there. In this matter of general ornamentation the frosts or other calamities have not discouraged us. I think there were more trees grown and more ornamental work done this year than in any two previous years because the men have the money and are willing to spend it. I was out on a farm last week where a man insisted on buying a thousand evergreen trees. The nurseryman tried to sell him only five hundred, but he would not have it that way. He wanted a thousand. He said he had the money and was going to pay for them; so he planted the thousand trees. We do not recommend such rashness on the part of our farmers, but it shows when a farmer insists on having a thousand trees he is taking the beautifying of his grounds seriously. This is perhaps an extreme case, but we have others working along the same line.

I certainly enjoy the privilege of being with you people here again as I have for the last quarter of a century, twenty-five years ago, when I was made an honorary member of this society, and I do not know of any prouder moment in my whole career than when you saw fit to honor me in that manner. I certainly would never forgive myself for the balance of the year if I failed to attend these meetings. (Applause.)

Mr. Philips: Waldron is too modest. He has not told the best thing he ever did in North Dakota, so I shall. I visited him a good many years ago, and he had some interesting boys there, especially the oldest one, and I told him that if he was going to keep ahead of that boy he would have to hustle, and now that boy at nineteen has the ability to go to one of the southern states as a professor. So he didn't tell us the greatest thing he ever did. Maybe some of the credit is due to his wife; that is the way it is at my house. (Applause.)

Mr. Waldron: I am so far behind that boy I am sort of jealous. I do not mention it.

The President: The secretary of the Wisconsin Horticultural Society is with us, Professor Cranefield. Is he in the room?

Mr. Cranefield: Mr. Graves, of Sturgeon Bay, is the duly accredited delegate to the society and probably you want to hear from him.

The President: We heard from him two or three days ago, and we will hear from him again, but just now we want you to give us a few words. This is Professor Cranefield, who has contributed on previous occasions to the success of our meetings. (Applause.) (See index.)

The President: I will now call on Professor Mackintosh, who is going to read a paper at this time.

Mr. Mackintosh: Yesterday I had to start the ball rolling as a substitute for a man from Washington, and with the assistance of Miss Bull we kept most of you here until after 12 o'clock. Today I am put ahead of the program, so you won't hear me tomorrow afternoon. The subject is, "Bringing the Producer and Consumer Together."

Mr. Mackintosh reads paper. (Applause.)

The President: I regret very much that time will not permit us to discuss this very able paper. Secretary Latham has just called my attention to the fact that there has been but very few tickets bought for the banquet this evening. You understand it takes time to prepare food, and he has to announce just how many people would be present, and I sincerely hope that those of you who intend to attend the banquet (and I trust that will be every one present) will get your tickets immediately. It is the very best part of our program. Please get your tickets so that Secretary Latham may know how to prepare for you.

At this time recess was taken until 1:30 o'clock p.m.

December 9, 1915, Afternoon Session.

Discussion on "The Topworked Orchard," led by A. J. Philips, Wisconsin. (See index.)

The President: The next order of business will be the election of officers for the coming year. The secretary just handed me this slip which gives you an idea of the requirements in order to be eligible to vote for officers. (Reads extracts from constitution.) The first will be the selection of a president for the coming year. Nominations are in order.

Mr. Bradley: Mr. President, it is said that republics are ungrateful, but it is not necessary for horticultural societies to be ungrateful. It has been, I think, in the past, and I hope it may continue to be in the future, the policy of this society to recognize the services of its officers and so we, I think, are justified in recognizing the distinguished and efficient services of our present presiding officer. I take great pleasure in placing in nomination for president of this society the Honorable Thomas E. Cashman. (Applause.)

Nomination is duly seconded and there are no other nominations.

Mr. Crosby: I move that the secretary be instructed to cast the unanimous ballot of this society for Thomas E. Cashman as president of this society.

Motion is seconded and carried.

Mr. Cashman: Friends, I deeply appreciate this honor that you have conferred upon me. I am always ready to contribute my mite towards the service of the people, but I am never happy unless I am convinced that I am able to give all that the position demands. Your selection of me as your presiding officer for the sixth time convinces me that you are at least satisfied with what I have been able to do for you and this, I assure you, makes me extremely happy.

I will endeavor to show my appreciation by doing all that is within my power to further the interests of this society made up of men and women that cannot be excelled for intelligence, cleanliness of habits and honorable and right living. I know a great many horticulturists, not only of this state but of other states, and they, I assure you--and you know it yourselves--are far above the average. I therefore deem it a great honor to be known as the president of one of the best organizations, I do not care whether it is horticultural or otherwise, in this country today. I thank you. (Applause.)

The President: I find there are two members of the executive board to be elected at this time, one to succeed Professor LeRoy Cady and another Mr. R. A. Wright, whose terms of office expire at this time.

Mr. Cady and Mr. Wright are nominated to succeed themselves, nominations are seconded and upon motion the secretary cast the unanimous ballot of the society for Mr. Cady and Mr. Wright as members of the executive board for the coming three years.

The President: The next will be the selection of a treasurer.

Mr. George Strand is renominated, nomination is seconded and on motion the secretary cast the ballot of the society for Mr. George W. Strand for treasurer.

The President: The secretary places in nomination the following men, as vice presidents of this organization. I will ask him to name the list. Vice-Presidents: C. E. Snyder, 1st Cong. Dist., Preston; S. D. Richardson, 2nd Cong. Dist., Winnebago; J. K. Andrews, 3rd Cong. Dist., Faribault; B. Wallner, Jr., 4th Cong. Dist., St. Paul; F. H. Nutter, 5th Cong. Dist., Minneapolis; Matt. Tschida, 6th Cong. Dist., St. Cloud; G. A. Anderson, 7th Cong. Dist., Renville; J. Kimball, 8th Cong. Dist., Duluth; A. L. Hanson, 9th Cong. Dist., Ada; A. W. Richardson, 10th Cong. Dist., Howard Lake.

Secretary Latham reads names of nominees for vice presidents and places them in nomination. Nomination is seconded and upon motion the secretary is instructed to cast the ballot of the society for the persons named as vice-presidents.

The President: The next number will be a speech by Mr. S. P. Crosby, chairman of the committee that was selected by this association to go before the legislature at the last session and try to secure an appropriation sufficient to build a home for this society. (See index.)

The next gentleman on the program is our friend Clarence Wedge, who is going to tell us of his trip out to Yellowstone Park. (See index.)

Mr. Wedge: Not exactly to Yellowstone Park. We came within a day's drive of the Yellowstone, but our interest and enthusiasm went in another direction this year.

Mr. Wedge reads paper.

The President: "Peonies New and Old," by Mr. A. M. Brand, of Faribault, one of the best peony specialists in the state.

A Member: And of the world. (Applause.) (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: We have another noted horticulturist with us today from Illinois. You have all heard of the Senator Dunlap strawberry. The originator is with us today, Senator Dunlap, of Savoy, Illinois. He will be on the program tomorrow. I will be pleased to have the senator come forward and give us a word of greeting.

Mr. Dunlap: I hardly think it is necessary for me to come forward. I will be on the program a couple of times, and you will hear all that you care to from me. I am very glad to be here with you. It has been some time since I met with your society, but I remember well the very pleasant time I had at that time. I came this week from the Michigan Horticultural Society, in session at Grand Rapids, and I was very loath to leave such an interesting meeting, but I knew when I came to Minneapolis I would be in just as interesting a meeting. I wish to disabuse your minds of the statements made by your honorable chairman through an error. I am not the originator of the Senator Dunlap strawberry. The Reverend Mr. Reisenour (?) is the originator of the strawberry, and he thought it was a thrifty, strong, healthy plant and would stand the name of Dunlap, so he gave it to the strawberry. (Laughter and Applause.)

The President: I stand corrected. I have been misinformed, although I think you carry the honor. Our time is up. I have been requested to announce that the lantern talk given by Mrs. James Jennison will take place at the close of the Woman's Auxiliary meeting. Some very talented ladies are to speak this afternoon, and I hope you will all stay and listen to them. I will now turn the meeting over to the Women's Auxiliary and request Mrs. F. M. Powers, who will preside, to take the chair.

Mrs. Powers: Just a continuation, I hope, of our good program that was begun this afternoon, and we will now listen to Mrs. Clarence Wedge, of Albert Lea, on the "Value of Horticulture to the Farm." Mrs. Wedge is not a stranger to horticulture nor to this society. (See index.)

Mrs. Powers: Some one has said that the enemy of art is the enemy of nature, and art is nothing more than the highest sagacity and attainment of human nature. We have with us Mrs. Cyrus W. Wells, who has had considerable experience in this line and will give us the practical side.

Mrs. Wells spoke on "Art Made Practical."

Mrs. Powers: "The Day's Work," by Mrs. John B. Irwin.

Mrs. Powers: According to our program we were to have one speaker tomorrow morning because we thought she could not be here at this time, but Mrs. Dunlap is here and will favor us now, if you please.

Talk by Mrs. A. M. Dunlap on "Better Methods in the Home."

Mrs. Powers: The last number on our program will be "The Highway Beautiful," by Mrs. Jennison.

Mrs. Jennison gave a lantern talk.

President Cashman: We have a very important question to be considered this afternoon, and, fortunately for us, it is going to be taken care of by one of our best men--"Breeding for Hardiness"--something this gentleman has been doing all his life. He has met with a great deal of success, and we are profiting by it. That gentleman is Professor N. E. Hansen, of Brookings, South Dakota. (Applause.) (See index.)

The President: Mr. C. E. Older has some suggestions to make, and we will give him an opportunity to talk at this time.

Mr. Older: Mr. President, and Ladies and Gentlemen: In a meeting of some of the leading exhibitors of the state fair yesterday they expressed quite a bit of dissatisfaction with the present manner of awarding premiums on commercial apples, that is, boxes of apples and one-layer boxes. The point was that it would be a good thing if the state could be divided so that the sections which are more favorable for the development of the apple would be in a section by themselves, and the balance of the state compete by itself. The following resolution was formulated to bring before this society, asking for their opinion oh the subject and discussion:

Resolved, That we ask the state fair board that the state be divided into two sections for the purpose of exhibit at the State Fair, making two classes, one being the Wealthy apple and the other class comprising all other varieties of box and one layer apples, the state to be divided as follows: Beginning at the Mississippi river on the north line of Goodhue County and running west on the north line of Goodhue, Rice, Le Sueur and Nicollet Counties, thence running south on the west line of Nicollet, Blue Earth and Faribault. All those counties lying east and south of these lines are to constitute the first district, the balance of the state being known as the second district.

We also ask the state fair board that first, second, third, fourth and fifth premiums be offered on all apples, and on all the next ten lower exhibits a certain premium be paid to all deserving exhibits.

And we ask that premiums be offered on Everbearing Strawberries showing both bearing plants and fruit of the Progressive, Superb, and any other varieties.

We also ask the state fair board that they make some practical arrangements to get the horticultural exhibits moved to the state fair from the depots in a more satisfactory and cheaper manner than the present arrangements.

I move you that this resolution be adopted.

Motion was seconded and carried unanimously.

Meeting adjourned.

December 10, 1915, Morning Session.

The President: We are to have a talk on "Spraying the Orchard," by Senator Dunlap, of Illinois, this morning. (See index.)

Discussion.

Mr. Crosby: We thank Senator Dunlap for his able talk. I think that is the way to progress. If we do not do things right up-to-date we can learn how to do better from a competent man.

The President: We all enjoyed the able talk of Senator Dunlap. He is president of the Orchard Association of Illinois. He is considered one of the most practical men down there, and we are very fortunate in having him with us and to listen to his valuable talk and experience. (Applause.)

We will now listen to Professor Richard Wellington, who will tell us about "Orcharding in Minnesota." (Applause.) (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: I am going to suggest a little matter at this time which I am sure you will all approve of. It has been said by hundreds of men and women attending these meetings who have had an opportunity of enjoying the talks and papers and splendid program given here that we had the greatest horticultural society in the world. It is true that we have the largest membership of any horticultural society in the United States and, I presume, of the world.

You will all agree with me that is due to the efforts of one man to a large extent. That man has been in our service and looked after our interests for twenty-five years. He is at his best all the time, cordial, kind, using good judgment, prevents friction among us, always working for the best interests of everybody belonging to the society and the interests of the state.

As I said before, he has served us twenty-five years, and I think it only fitting at this time that we should show our appreciation in a way that will appeal better than words. It has been suggested that we purchase some little token and present it this afternoon. It is up to you as to how much you want to give or whether you want to give anything or not, but Mr. Crosby and Mr. Brackett will be at the door as you pass out this noon, and they will probably have a hat there and you can drop in what you want to, and we will buy something for him and present it this afternoon. (Great applause.)

The President: Now we will turn the meeting over to the Plant Breeders' Auxiliary. I regret very much to have to announce that our good friend, Clarence Wedge, president of this auxiliary, is ill this afternoon and unable to occupy the chair. I understand there is no vice-president of the auxiliary, and I have been requested to continue as chairman during this meeting.

We have a very important program, one of the very best we have had. Some of our best men are on this program and I hope you will all stay and attend the balance of this meeting. I am going to call on our good friend, Charles Haralson, superintendent of the Zumbra Heights farm, to tell us about "New Fruits Originated at the State Fruit-Breeding Farm." (Applause.) (See index.)

The President: Professor C. B. Waldron, of North Dakota, finds it necessary to leave in a very short time, and he will therefore address you at this time instead of this afternoon. He will tell us about "Running Out of Varieties." (See index.)

We will now listen to the report of the committee on examination of the Minnesota State Fruit-Breeding Farm, Dr. O. M. Huestis, Chairman. (See index.)

The President: The next speaker needs no introduction to a Minnesota audience, as the word "Hansen" is a household word and particularly in every agricultural community within the state, and the Hansen hybrids are eagerly sought for by practically everybody who plants trees. Professor Hansen has done a good work and is still accomplishing things. He will tell us what he has done during 1915. I regret the time is so short, but we will get Mr. Hansen to tell us more about his work.

"Newer Fruits," Prof. N. E. Hansen, Brookings, S. D.

Afternoon Session, at 1:30.

Half-hour exercise, questions and answers on "Increasing the Fertility of the Land," led by Dr. F. J. Alway. (See index.)

The President: Mr. Crosby has a word for us, and before continuing with the regular program I will ask him to come forward at this time.

Mr. Crosby: Gentlemen of the Horticultural Society: Mr. Latham, please come this way. I have the honor, in behalf of the society, to inform you, as you probably know, that this is your silver wedding, but we are going it one better and make it a golden wedding for you today. We have come to the conclusion, you have been with this society for twenty-five years, and we think it is best that you be watched and chained. I have the honor of presenting to you, in behalf of the society, a gold watch and chain. That is all I have to say. (Applause.)

Mr. Philips: Now for a speech.

Mr. Latham: Wait a moment, I will see if it is worth it. (Laughter.) I hate to part with this old turnip. I have carried it forty-five years now, never broke a crystal on it, even. It is a good faithful companion. I do not know what I will do with this now unless I put it away in a safety vault somewhere.

I do not think the Horticultural Society expects me to make a speech; they know I am not a talker. I could say something if the room were smaller, but my voice does not seem to carry very well. I am a good deal in the fix of the steamboat that carried passengers on the river up and down to the camp meeting there. They had a whistle on that boat that made a tremendous noise but when they blew it the boat had to stop. (Laughter.) If I talk loud enough to be heard here, my thinking works do not operate. (Laughter.)

I hardly know how to express my appreciation of this gift, as showing the sentiment of the society towards me. Of course, I have tried to do what I could for the society. Sometimes, perhaps, I have gone a little too far, something like the man who was appointed in charge of a flag station. He had never done any such service as that, but he understood the business of a flagman was to stop trains. The first train that came along was a heavy express train, eight or ten or a dozen coaches, and he rushed out and flagged the train. The conductor got off, all in a hurry, and looked around. He did not see anybody but the flagman. He said: "Where are your passengers?" "Well," he says, "there ain't any passengers to get on, but I didn't know but somebody would like to get off." (Laughter.) Sometimes, perhaps, I have overreached myself here.

Twenty-five years is quite a while to look back, and as I look over the faces of those present I can scarcely see one that was a member of the society twenty-five years ago when I became secretary. Mr. Long in his address before you at the banquet last night spoke of the meeting that he first attended of the horticultural society, held in what is now the Metropolitan Life, on the ground floor, and he spoke of the surroundings there. No fruit on exhibition. If a man had two or three apples in his pocket, he showed them around on the sly as though it was a crime to let people know there was such a thing and that he had a few at home he could eat. Quite a remarkable thing!

That was the meeting of the horticultural society in which I was first elected secretary, and I recall well all the circumstances connected with it. So many of our members that I thought so much of in those days are gone. Of those who were present at that meeting, the only person left that I recall is Mr. Underwood. I had forgotten Mr. Long was there; I think he reported the meeting; I guess the first of our meetings that he reported, too.

I am not going to make any more of an address. President Vincent is here and will address you. I thank you very much indeed. (Applause.)

Mr. Vincent: I am very glad that I got in in time to be a witness to this delightful and gratifying little ceremony which has just taken place. I can not imagine anything more satisfying to a man who, in spite of all his modesty, knows he has done for twenty-five years good, genuine, valuable work than to have other people intimate in so pleasant a way that they are not entirely oblivious to what he has done.

It always does one good to see efficient work recognized, and, while I cannot own, I am sorry to say, to an intimate personal acquaintance with Mr. Latham, I have come into association with him often enough to be able to share a little what you feel toward him and toward what he has done.

The President: I am sure you will all be delighted to hear from the very popular president of one of the greatest universities in the United States, President George E. Vincent of Minnesota State University, who will now address you. (See index.)

The President: I am sure we are very much indebted to President Vincent for this most scholarly and delightful speech. We hope he can continue with us during the afternoon. Owing to the fullness of our program this forenoon we are unable to discuss one of our most important subjects, and that was "The Elements of Hardiness," by Prof. M. J. Dorsey, member of the Fruit Breeding Section, of the University Farm. He will discuss that question at this time. (Applause.) (See index.)

The President: Senator Dunlap, who so delightfully entertained us this morning and instructed us on the subject of "Spraying" will now speak to us on the subject of "Packing and Marketing Apples." (See index.)

Discussion.

The President: I am now going to call on a gentleman that hasn't said a word during our discussions and that is Mr. Weld, and request him to recite his favorite poem.

Mr. Weld recites "The Three Warnings."

The President: We have had a very interesting session, had a good time, everything has gone very nicely, but somehow there has been one thing lacking. The old friends from Iowa have not been with us with one exception, Mr. Ferris, who gave us the lantern talk on Tuesday, but Friend Gardner, Patten, Sherman and several others (I believe Sherman has been in town, but we have not seen him here) have been absent. The reason for it is that the Iowa people have been holding their annual meeting. But I am very glad that Mr. Gardner is with us this afternoon, and I am now going to call upon Mr. Charles F. Gardner, of Osage, Iowa. (Applause.)

Mr. Gardner: Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen: I have attended your meetings so long that when I appear here before you I feel as though I had got home. I have attended every meeting of this society except two since this society held its annual meeting at Lake City the last time. That is when I joined the society, and since that time a great many things have taken place. Think it is seventeen or eighteen years ago, in that neighborhood. I was absent two years. I went to New Mexico, I went there to die, but luckily I escaped and came back home. I want to say this, that when I got back to this part of the country, if there was anything I thanked God for it was that I was spared to get back. I think there is no necessity of emigrating either from Minnesota or Iowa, and people that have traveled over the west and made a tour extending along the Pacific coast and finally get back into this country, this latitude, are generally pretty well satisfied and stay here. That is, providing they didn't spend all their money and can not get back here. Some of our citizens are now stranded out there and will come home whenever they can.

In regard to the progress of horticulture in this length of time, I know you are very much interested in the work of Mr. Patten and a good many of you have trees that he originated. I want to say that the people of our state of Iowa have not really gotten their eyes open yet in horticultural ways. They only appropriated for our use $4,000. We have five societies, the state society--and then the state is divided into four sections. In the last few years our state society has appropriated to carry on, to help Mr. Patten carry on his work, we have appropriated and used $4,600.

Before that time our society allowed $50.00 a year for station fees for quite a little while, then before that $25.00 a year. Last year we appeared before the legislature and tried to get some help to keep up that work and informed them that our money was getting short and that unless it was done we could not carry on that work. The legislature hardly winked an eye at our request. No money was appropriated, and of all the things that I ever hated to help do last week was to discontinue the Charles City station. For fear that some one might think we had gone back on Mr. Patten and that the work he has done will be lost to the world, I will say there is nothing of that kind. There is not a member of our society but would do anything in the world for Mr. Patten, to help him. It is just simply a fact that the money of our society is so nearly exhausted we had hardly enough to pay for the expenses of our meeting last week. We had a splendid meeting and never had such an exhibit of apples before. Perhaps we may have had as many apples on exhibit but not so many perfect ones. On the first opportunity we have we are going to see that Mr. Patten does not suffer. I would say that they are in pretty good shape to take care of Mr. Patten down there for a year or two, and we will not lose the valuable work he has done.

As the meeting is drawing to a close I want to say in closing that if there is anything that does me good it is to come up here and look into your faces once a year, and I wish that I could see more of you. There is a kind of bond of brotherhood and a feeling that when I am here I am among friends and I have found that to be the case for almost twenty years. Thank you. (Applause.)

The President: I have just discovered a question here that should be answered, if there is anyone here that can do so. "In my locality the basswood and box elders are infested with a scale-like substance that looks like cotton. Most of the trees of the varieties named are infested. What is it and is there a remedy?"

Mr. Kellogg: That is no doubt the cottonwood bug that infects the soft maple. They come and work for about three years and then some insect comes in and cleans them out.

The President: What is the remedy, Mr. Kellogg?

Mr. Kellogg: You can use any spray for this bug. On forest trees it is out of reach, but arsenical spray will get them if you can reach them.

Mr. Warner: Cotton maple scale. Professor Waldron recommends to spray with crude oil when the trees are dormant. We find it best to cut it back. The cottony appearance does not show until the second year and then the scale has really done its injury. The time to cut it, you will find a lot of small scales on the young twigs, and if they are cut off and a new growth forced you get rid of it.

The President: I understand Prof. Broderick of the College of Winnipeg has been here. If he is here I wish he would come forward and give us a word. I understand he is the delegate from Winnipeg. (Applause.)

Mr. Broderick: Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen: Before going away, I would like, as a member of the Manitoba society to express to you my great pleasure at being here and taking part in your excellent meeting. I had planned for a number of years to come down but circumstances have been such that I have been unable to be here. I might say that we in Manitoba, about 400 miles north of here, are interested in horticulture as well as you people in Minnesota. We have a fraternal interest in the work you are doing. A number of our members, I might say, are members of your society, and we are getting your excellent publication and following the work you are doing. Our problems up there are very similar to yours, and we feel that you can give us greater information than we can obtain from any other source. We appreciate the excellent work you are doing, and it has been of great interest to me to see the wide range of subjects you are covering. I was particularly interested this morning in the session of the plant breeders, as that is a line of work that we feel up in Manitoba has some possibilities for us. In a horticultural line we are confined very largely to the hardy varieties. We are working on improving the hardiness of our varieties, and the fruit growing as it is carried on with us very largely in a small way by the farmers and others interested through our province. We feel, however, that there are possibilities, and we are only too glad to get any information from you as to the work and progress that is being made in the matter of hardy fruits. We have been endeavoring to improve our native plums. I have had the station there at Winnipeg, and in connection with one of our nurserymen, Mr. Buchanan, we have been selecting hardy plums for a number of years, and we hope from that stock in crossing with the Japanese plums, as Professor Hansen suggested this morning, to prove that there are possibilities even as far north as Manitoba. I have heard Mr. Buchanan say on several occasions that he thought the possibilities of plum growing were fairly good in Manitoba. In small fruits we have possibilities. The currants and raspberries grow very well. We have not done so much in strawberries, but I know there are a number of growers in parts of the province that are making some very successful experiments in strawberries, and we hope in a few years to produce strawberries of a fairly good quality.

The President: How is your wild strawberry?

Mr. Broderick: I find that the wild strawberry does very well. We have around Winnipeg, where the college is located, a wild strawberry that does very well, and it is possible that we can do some work on improving the wild strawberry. We are looking to our hardy native fruits and the hardy importations we are making to establish varieties which are hardy and suited to our conditions. We are interested also in the work done in tree planting, and I followed with interest the discussion this morning as to windbreak protection. That has been a problem with us. The government of the Dominion has taken it over, and we find it is working out all right. Our Forestry Station at Indian Head sends out lots of trees free each year. These are planted, and they have a system of inspection. Certain requirements are made in regard to the preparation of the soil, methods of planting and caring for the plantation afterwards.

A Member: What are the majority of your forest trees?

Mr. Broderick: Forest trees are largely deciduous, the Manitoba maple, the ash, the elm and the willows. I was pleased to hear some one this morning mention the golden willow. That is one of the best trees we have. The Manitoba maple, of course grows all over that northern country, but we find that during recent years it has been becoming seriously infected with various kinds of pests. This year the aphis were serious. We are discouraging to a certain extent the Manitoba maple and planting other trees and are getting better results. The ash, the elm and willow are doing well. With the conifer trees, the Scotch pine, the white spruce, the balsam fir and the ridgepole pine are those which are growing.

The improving of home grounds is another question that is interesting us. I do not think there is anything in this western country that is going to do more to make homes than this. So we are interested in all the work you are carrying on, and we appreciate the opportunity of coming here and meeting with you and listening to the excellent discussions you have. I might say that our annual meeting is held in February and if any of you happen to stray up there we would be only too glad to have you join with us.

I thank you very much for the many courtesies extended to me on behalf of the Manitoba society. (Applause.)

(Time was now taken up by two minute speeches of different members, after which the meeting was declared closed.)

Records of Executive Board for 1916.

Record of meeting held in secretary's office 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 6, 1915.

There were present Thos. E. Cashman, LeRoy Cady, Clarence Wedge, J. P. Andrews, R. A. Wright and A. W. Latham.

In the absence of the chairman of the board, Mr. J. M. Underwood, Clarence Wedge was elected chairman pro tem.

The following accounts were examined and approved and orders drawn in payment therefor.

Geo. W. Strand, treasurer, premiums annual meeting, 1914, $596.50.

Geo. W. Strand, treasurer, premiums summer meeting, 1915, $172.00.

A. W. Latham, expenses secretary's office from June 1, 1915, to Dec. 1, 1915, $1,064.30.

It was decided to present to the annual meeting of the society for action the following named persons for honorary life membership: John Bisbee, Madelia; J. R. Cummins, Minneapolis; S. H. Drum, Owatonna; F. W. Kimball, Waltham; Chas. Haralson, Excelsior.

An appropriation of fifty-three dollars and 25-100 ($53.25) was made for the benefit of the Minnesota Forestry Association.

Adjourned sine die, CLARENCE WEDGE, Chairman, pro tem.

A. W. LATHAM, Secretary.

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Record of meeting of the board held in West Hotel 12:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10, 1915.

There were present at this meeting Thos. E. Cashman, LeRoy Cady, Clarence Wedge, J. P. Andrews, R. A. Wright and A. W. Latham.

Thos. E. Cashman was elected chairman pro tem.

J. M. Underwood was elected chairman of the board for 1916, and A. W. Latham was elected secretary at a salary of eighteen hundred dollars ($1,800.00) per annum. The salary of the treasurer was fixed at twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per annum.

The board having under consideration the recommendation of grades of apples for use in packing for market, a committee consisting of Clarence Wedge, J. P. Andrews and R. A. Wright was appointed to take the question under consideration with authority to act for the board.

The sum of eight hundred dollars ($800.00) was appropriated as a revolving fund for the use of the secretary of the society during the year 1916.

The following resolution was presented by Clarence Wedge and unanimously adopted by the board.

"Resolved: That the board favors the exclusive distribution of new varieties of fruits of probable commercial value originating at the State Fruit-Breeding Farm to members of the society and the trial stations of the state as at present practiced.

"Resolved further--That when a variety of fruits originating at the fruit breeding farm has been sufficiently tested to establish its commercial value in the state, it shall be given a name and the State Fruit-Breeding Farm shall cease to propagate it for distribution."

Adjourned sine die, THOS. E. CASHMAN, Chairman, pro tem.

A. W. LATHAM, Secretary.

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Record of meeting held in the secretary's office June 22, 1916.

All members of the board were present except R. A. Wright.

Mr. John P. Andrews was elected by the board as its representative in connection with the assessment of damages on account of nursery stock to be destroyed in certain Minnesota nurseries to protect from injury threatened by a disease called "white pine blister rust."

Having under consideration the trial stations connected with the society it was decided to discontinue the station located at Madison, Minn., and locate a station at New Auburn, Minn., R. F. Hall, Supt., and another at Deerwood, Minn., L. P. Hall, Supt.

The following resolution pertaining to Farmers' Institutes was unanimously adopted.

"Resolved: That in our judgment the carrying out of the spirit and purpose of the motion adopted by the Farmers' Institute Board, Sept. 4, 1913, pertaining to 'the horticultural work on each institute corps'--to quite literally--cannot be fully performed except by providing for each institute corps some one who should in whole or in part represent horticulture, and who should be interested and willing to serve the Horticultural Society as indicated in said motion; and further, that reasonable opportunity for such service should be allowed at each place where an institute corps may be working."

It was decided to appropriate $65.00 to be applied to the uses of the Minnesota State Forestry Association.

The accounts of the Secretary from Nov. 30, 1915, to June 15, 1916, amounting to $4,112.82, were examined and approved, and an order drawn for the payment of that amount from the treasury, an equal amount to be covered into the treasury from the hands of the secretary.

Adjourned sine die, J. M. UNDERWOOD, Chairman Executive Board. A. W. LATHAM, Secretary.

Additions to Society Library, 1916.

(For preceding list see page 492, Report 1916).

Case. No.

Am. Pomological Socy., An. Rep., 1873 3 8 Am. Pomological Socy., An. Rep., 1871 3 9 Am. Pomological Socy., An. Rep., 1885 3 10 *Cyclopedia of American Agri., Bailey. Vol. 1 3 24 *Cyclopedia of American Agri., Bailey. Vol. 2 3 25 *Cyclopedia of American Agri., Bailey. Vol. 3 3 26 *Cyclopedia of American Agri., Bailey. Vol. 4 3 27 *Cyclopedia of Practical Hort., Lowther, 1916. Vol. 1 4 1 *Cyclopedia of Practical Hort., Lowther, 1916. Vol. 2 4 2 *Cyclopedia of Practical Hort., Lowther, 1916. Vol. 3 4 3 *Cyclopedia of Practical Hort., Lowther, 1916. Vol. 4 4 4 *Plums of New York, Hedrick, 1915 1 1 *Grapes of New York, Hedrick, 1915 1 2

FROM LIBRARY OF WYMAN ELLIOT:

Bureau of Ethnology. J. W. Powell 1 3 Minn. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 44 13 *American Agriculturist. Vol. 10 4 8 Report of Secretary of Agriculture, 1889 4 10 Department of Agriculture. Report, 1877 4 11 Architecture of Country Houses. Downing 4 12 American Farmers Encyclopedia. Emerson 4 13 Michigan Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1886 4 13 Department of Agriculture, Report, 1856 5 14 Yearbook of Argiculture, 1855 4 15 American Forestry Association, Report, 1897 4 16 Department of Agriculture, Report, 1852-3 4 14 Food for Plants. Harris and Meyers 47 1 Western Farmer. Vol. 1 47 2 Western Farmer. Vol. 2 47 3 Western Farmer. Vol. 3 47 4 Minnesota State Horticultural Society, Report, 1869 47 5 State Entomologist, An. Rep., 1909-1910 47 6 American Pomological Society, An. Rep., 1903 47 7 American Pomological Society, An. Rep., 1869 47 8 Wisconsin State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1876 47 9 Wisconsin State Hort. Society, An. Rep., 1877 47 10 Wisconsin State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1891 47 11 State Experiment Station, Rep., Bulletins 47 12 Illinois Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1870 47 13 State Entomologist, Report, 1905 47 14 Indiana State Hort. Socy., Report, 1853 47 15 Minnesota Farmers Institute Annual, 1895 47 16 Minnesota Farmers Institute Annual, 1907 47 17 Minnesota Farmers Institute Annual, 1908 47 18 Western N. Y. Hort. Socy., Report, 1887 47 19 Making Horticulture Pay. M. G. Kains 47 34 Young Farmers Manual. S. E. Todd 47 33 Home for All. O. S. Fowler 47 32 American Weeds and Useful Plants. Wm. Darlington 47 31 How to Grow and Show Potatoes. Jas. Pink 47 30 How to Build Hot Houses. R. B. Leucars 47 29 Field Book of Manures. D. J. Browne 47 28 Woodwards Country Homes. G. E. & F. W. Woodward 47 27 Grape Growers Guide. Wm. Charlton 47 26 Botanical Ready Reference. J. M. Nickells 47 25 Landscape Gardening. Chas. H. J. Smith 47 24 Cranberry Culture. B. Eastwood 47 35 Book of Roses. Francis Parkman 47 23 Elements of Agriculture, Chemistry and Geology. J. F. W. Johnston 47 22 American Farm Book. R. L. Allan 47 21 Flower Garden. Jos. Beck 47 20 Handbook of Tree Planting. N. H. Egleston 47 38 Bulbs. E. S. Rand, Jr. 47 37 How to Cooperate. Herbert Myrick 47 36 Suburban Home Grounds. F. J. Scott 45 1 Trees of America. D. J. Browne 45 2 California Fruits. E. J. Wickson 45 3 Ill. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1885 45 4 Farmers Universal Handbook 45 5 *Johnsons Dictionary of Gardening. David Landreth 45 6 Flowers for the Parlor and Garden. E. S. Rand, Jr. 45 7 Hedges and Evergreens. John A. Warder 45 8 The Farmers Miscellany. Geo. W. Marshall 45 9 The Western Fruit Book. F. R. Elliott 45 10 The Strawberry Culture. R. G. Pardee 45 11 Use of the National Forests. Gifford Pinchot 45 12 Ladies Companion to Flower Gardening. Downing 45 13 Map of Minnesota, 1854 45 29 Vegetable Plants. I. F. Tillinghast 45 28 Mysteries of Bee-Keeping Explained. M. Quinby 45 27 Grape Culturist. A. S. Fuller 45 26 Rural Economy. Boursingault's, by Geo. Law 45 25 Barn Plans and Out Buildings 45 24 New Creations in Plant Life. W. S. Harwood 45 23 The Farmers Side. W. A. Peffer 45 22 Villes' Chemical Manures. A. A. Fesquet 45 18 Johnsons Agriculture Chemistry. Jas. F. W. Johnston 45 21 A. B. C. of Agriculture. M. C. Weld 45 20 Land Drainage. J. P. Clipper 45 19 Peat and Its Use. S. W. Johnson 45 17 Forestry Tree Culturist. A. S. Fuller 45 16 American Poultry Yard. D. J. Browne 45 15 How Crops Grow. S. W. Johnson 45 14

N. J. Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 4 23 Royal Hort. Socy., Journal of, December, 1915 4 19 Society of American Florists, 1915 27 13 Wyoming State Bd. of Hort., An. Rep., 1915 27 14 Man. Hortl. and Forestry Assn., An. Rep., 1915 27 15 Kentucky Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 16 Markets for Oregon Fruits, 1914 27 17 Vermont State Hort. Socy., Report, 1915 27 18 Fruit Growers Assn. of Nova Scotia, Report, 1916 27 19 Illinois State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 20 Ontario Vegetable Growers Assn., An. Rep., 1915 4 21 The American Rose Manual. J. Harris McFarland, 1915 27 27 Horticultural Societies of Ontario, An. Rep., 1915 4 22 Georgia State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 21 Peninsula Horticultural Socy., An. Rep., 1916 27 22 Mass. Hort. Socy., Part 2, 1915 27 23 Nebraska Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 24 Virginia State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 25 Northern Nut Growers Assn., An. Rep., 1915 27 26 S. D. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 4 20 Western N. Y. Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1916 27 28 Yearbook, Dept. of Agri., 1915 4 18 Plant Propagation. M. G. Kains 12 9 Productive Vegetable Growing. J. W. Lloyd 11 29 Backyard Farmer. J. W. Bolte 11 27 The Well Considered Garden. Mrs. Francis King 11 28 Planning and Planting Home Grounds. Warren H. Manning 11 26 Birds of Town and Country, National Geographic Socy 4 17 *Fruit Industry in New York. Part 1 27 35 *Fruit Industry in New York. Part 2 27 36 Kansas State Hort. Socy. 1914 and 1915 27 37 Ont. Entomological Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 38 Pomological & Fruit Growers Socy. of Quebec, An. Rep., 1915 27 39 Md. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 40 Oregon State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 41 Royal Hort. Socy., Journal of, May, 1916 27 42 State Hort. Assn. of Pa., An. Rep., 1916 27 43 Iowa Hort. Socy., An. Report, 1915 27 44 Ala. State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1915 27 45 Mass. Hort. Socy., An. Rep., Part 1, 1916 27 46 Mass. Fruit Growers Assn., An. Rep., 1916 27 47 N. Y. State Fruit Growers Assn., An. Rep., 1916 27 48 Washington State Hort. Assn., An. Rep., 1916 27 49 Ohio State Hort. Socy., An. Rep., 1916 27 50

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CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH BOOKS MAY BE TAKEN FROM THE SOCIETY LIBRARY.

Books may be taken from the library of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society by any member of the society on the following terms:

1. Not more than two books can be taken at a time.

2. Books with a star (*) before the title, as found in the published library lists, are reference books and not to be taken from the library.

3. In ordering books give besides the name also the case and book numbers, to be found in the same line as the title.

4. Books will be sent by parcel post when requested.

5. When taking out, or sending for a book, a charge of ten cents (to be paid in advance) is made to cover expense of recording, transmission, etc.

6. Books are mailed to members only in Minnesota and states immediately adjoining. When sent to points outside the state a charge of fifteen cents is made.

7. A book can be kept two weeks: If kept longer a charge of two cents per day will be made.

8. The library list, to December 1, 1915, is published in the 1915 annual volume of the society. Additions to this list will be published year by year in the succeeding annual volumes.

MEMBERSHIP, 1916

Annual Members.

Aarrestad N. O Hanley Falls, R. I. Aase, Martin Kenyon Abel, Nick Evansville Abbott, Geo. Newport Abbott, T. A. 487 Ashland, St. Paul Abeler, Wm. J. 196 Griggs St., St. Paul Abeler, Geo. L. 264 Dayton Ave., St. Paul Aberg, C. 3310 Wenonah Place, Mpls. Abbott, Mrs. A. W. 221 Clifton Ave., Mpls. Abrahamson, E. O. Lafayette Academy of Our Lady of Good Counsel Mankato Ackerknecht, W. E. 680 White Bear Ave., St. Paul Ademmer, B., Jr. New Prague Adams, Chas. W. 3212 Minnehaha Ave., Mpls. Adams, D. Albert Hutchinson Adams, Robt. Morris Adams, W. S. 1620 Jefferson St., Duluth Aelzant, Louie Brevator Affleck, C. A. Willmar Ahlsten, Mrs. Mary Dent Aiton, Geo. B. Grand Rapids Akers, Mary D. 1541 W. Minnehaha, St. Paul Alexander, Alfred Dawson Almquist, C. A. Capas Alme, O. T. Ulen Allen, Edgar New Auburn Allison, Prof. J. H. Univ. Farm, St. Paul Albertson, A. R. Paynesville Alden, E. M. Deer River Albrecht, O. E. 6th & Minnesota Sts., St. Paul Allis, W. H., Sec Aitkin Allen, Wilber R. Wells Albinson, Oscar 1718 11th Ave. S., Mpls. Alm, Arthur 686 Ivy St., St. Paul Aldrich, Malcolm 3205 Henn. Ave., Mpls. Albert, Henry So. St. Paul Alford, E. F. 2390 Woodland Ave., Duluth Allen, John S. 3017 Grand Ave., Mpls. Allen, P. L. 1912 3rd Ave. S., Mpls. Amborn, Elmer Box 147, Bangor, Wis. Ames, Mrs. Frank Sta. F., Mpls. Ammand, Ernest 2819 Polk. St., Mpls. Amundson, C. E. 409 Henn. Ave., Mpls. Ambauen, Rev. Jos. Freeport Amundson, P. C. Amery, Wis. Anderson, Louis R. 1, Gladstone Anderson, J. C. B. 1285 Portland Ave., St. Paul Anderson, Alex. P. 558 Everett Ave., Chicago Andrew, Harry 5327 S. Lyndale, Mpls. Anderson, Richard R. 4, Northfield Anderson, J. E. R. 5, Box 35, Hector Anderson, A. M. Gran Marais Anderson, Andy 935 Cherokee Ave., St. Paul Anderson, J. W. Mitchell, S. D. Anderson, Henning 1108 S. 4th St., St. Peter Anderson, Mrs. Andrew, S. Elm St., Owatonna Andrews, Theo. S. Bemidji Anvid, Olof Blackduck Anderson, Axel Hotel Leamington, Mpls. Andrews, Gen. C. C. Capitol, St. Paul Anderson, Miss Deborah 627 E. 17th St., Mpls. Anderson, John W. R. 3, Cokato Anderson, A. J. 161 E. Cook St., St. Paul Anderson, David 4044 Aldrich S., Mpls. Andrews, Mrs. W. E. Lake Wood, White Bear Anderson, Carl Vesta Anstett, Jake Preston Anderson, Fred Rush City Anderson, Wm. R. 4, Isanti Andrews, J. P. Faribault Anderson, S. A. 3801 Dupont N., Mpls Anderson, C. G. 1514 W. Lake St., Mpls. Anderson, G. F. W. Side Sta., R. 2, St. Paul Anderson, J. F. Lake City Anderson, Frank H. 2905 Fremont S., Mpls. Anderson, John 4315 Girard N., Mpls. Anderson, Andrew 865 Bidwell St., St. Paul Anderson, Mrs. John R. 2, Box 99, Isanti Anderson, Ernest Cove Anderson, John A. 715 Normal Ave., Valley City, N.D. Andrews, W. A. Walhalla, N. D. Anderson, L.P. Bemidji Anderson, Axel Dunnell Anderson, Henry Lake Wilson Anderson,, Alfred O. 914 St. Olaf Ave., Northfield Anderson, Wm. 1540 Kirkwin Ave., St. Paul Andreas, Reuben W. 71 Melbourne Ave., Mpls. Anderson, J. L. Clarkfield Anitzberger, Phil. 1245 Livingston Ave., W. St. Paul Anderson, Peter Eastwood Anderson, Victor Hastings Hotel, Mpls. Anfield, E. N. Clinton Anderson, B. E. Elbow Lake Armitage, C. W. Canby Arrowood, Jas. Nevis Arness, A. G. Benson Arkens, Edw. J. Park Rapids Archer, T. E. 1399 Raymond Ave., St. Paul Archer, Mrs. Marian 1399 Raymond Ave., St. Paul Arneson, M. Shelly Arctander, Ludwig 324 N. Y. Life Bldg., Mpls. Aronson, Geo. Box 135, South Park Asp, Arthur E. R. 11, Milaca Asplund, Chas. R. 1, Hopkins Ash, H. C. 15 Carlyle Ave., Duluth Asperstrand, Aug. Amery, Wis. Atwood, H. J. Hunters Park, Duluth Atcheson, Jas. Mapleton Atherton, Mrs. Isabella Newport Aune, Olaf Underwood Austin, Miss Mary J. 503 Sellwood Bldg., Duluth Austin, O. A. McVille, N. D. Aune, Theo. Glenwood Avery, Carlos State Capitol, St. Paul Ayers, H. B. Kimberly Ayers, C. O. 1025 17th Ave. S., St. Cloud Ayers, Ellsworth D. Pine City

Badrann, Peter Harvey, N. D. Bailey, J. Vincent Dayton Bluff Sta., St. Paul Baillif, R. L. Sta. F, R. 3, Mpls. Baalson, H. E. Brooten Baglien, Hans H. Rothsay Baillif, C. E. Sta. F, R. 1, Mpls. Backus, Mrs. C. H. 580 Holly Ave., St. Paul Bagley, Mrs. Horace Towner, N. D. Bailey, Victor River Falls, Wis. Bailey, Phoebe D. 1023 17th Ave. S. E., Mpls. Bahe, H. G. Hastings Babcock, Mrs. J. B. Belgrade Baker, H. P. N. Y. State Col. of For., Syracuse, N.Y. Beath, P. A. Drake, N. D. Belker, Jake Maple Plain Beise, Dr. H. C. Windom Becker, Ernest Northland Baldwin, H. J. Northfield Baker, H. F. 4629 Lake Harriet Blvd., Mpls. Baney, J. W. Blackduck Baldwin, Miss L. O. 707 Cham. of Com., Mpls. Ballou, Herb 3316 10th Ave. S., Mpls. Baker, John W. R. 3, Maynard Baker, W. H. Reading Bannister, I. C. Stillwater Balfour, Donald C. Rochester Banning, Mrs. J. F. Juamba Baker, Bert Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Bamford, Geo. J. 1703 Sheridan Ave., St. Paul Baker, Miss Ida A. 4629 Lake Harriet Blvd., Mpls. Balcarek, V. L. Hyannis, Neb. Baldus, Jos. L. Montrose Baldwin, E. B. Care of Western Electric Co., St. Paul Baker, M. J. Deer River Bartram, Mrs. C. S. R. 1, White Bear Barclay, J. M. Madison Lake Barnstad, Ole Willmar Barnes, J. U. 705 Oneida Blk., Mpls. Barnard, A. H. 206 Lbr. Exchange, Mpls. Barott, J. E. Tamarack Barker, Mrs. S. E. R. 3, Excelsior Bartlett, J. F. Excelsior, Minn. Barrows, Walter A. Brainerd Bartholomew, O. A., Jr. 120 So. 5th St., Mpls. Barnes, Fred Northfield Bartlett, Mrs. E. A. R. 2, Hopkins Bartsch, Chas. G. R. 2, Mankato Bartholomew, R. L. Sta. F, R. 1, Nic. Ave., Mpls. Barton, Bert Republic, Mich. Barrett, Miss Alice Humboldt Ave. and 28th St., Mpls. Bardwell, Fred L. Excelsior Barthelemy, Ed St. Cloud Barnes, David 2123 Dunedin Ave., St. Paul Barker, Geo. H. 414 Owen St., Stillwater Barrows, Walter A., Jr. Brainerd Bates, W. K. Stockton Batho, Geo. 406 Maryland St., Winnipeg, Man. Baxter, Hector 4200 Park Blvd., Mpls. Baumgartner, Joe Robbinsdale Bassett, Mrs. H. S. Preston Bazille, E. W. 606 Carroll, St. Paul Bawman, F. J. 802 Edmond Ave. S. St. Paul Bauer, Geo. Deerwood Bawman, Mrs. J. N. Bricelyn Bawman, Wm. Hayfield Bathke, Fred 496 Aurora Ave., St. Paul Bass, Mrs. G. Willis 1811 Bryant No., Mpls. Bayle, P. J. Grand Marais Bell, F. W. Hopkins Becker, E. W. Excelsior Becker, J. C. Adrian Bell, F. J. Winona Beatty, L. R. Orr Beaver, H. M. Lake Park Bemis, V. E. Inkster, N. D. Beise, Geo. W. Morris Beckman, J. F. 310 Webster Ave., St. Paul Behrems, W. F. New Richmond, Wis. Bena, Lincoln A. R. 2, Hopkins Bell, J. F. Wayzata Bechtel, Esler E. 125 Cedar St., Hibbing Beck, C. J. 462 High Forest St., Winona Belzer, F. L. Glasgow, Mont. Benjamin, J. F. Hutchinson Berger, Geo. Arlington Berry, Frank Stillwater Berthelsen, Christ Albert Lea Berglund, Robt. Kensington Berg, H. S. Clarkfield Benson, A. O. Forest Service, Mont. Benton, Henry W. Sec. Bk. Bldg., Mpls. Berghold, Rev. Alexander Mooskirchen Steiermarck, Austria Bennett, C. A. Granite Falls Bernhardt, Thos. J. 815 Fidelity Bldg., Duluth Bend, C. M. Commerce Bldg., St. Paul Benson, Harry 4410 33rd Ave. So., Mpls. Bergh, Otto I. Grand Rapids Benner, T. W. No. St. Paul Bergstrand, H. 915 E. Lawson St., St. Paul Bernardy, Peter Taunton Berg, Arthur, 953 German Ave., W. St. Paul Bergstrom, N. A. 114 So. 18th Ave., E. Duluth Benson, Andrew Jackson Benson, Frank Stephen Bennett, S. M. Drake, N. D. Bergreen, Leslie Clarkfield Bethke, H. Franklin Betchwars, Frank Jordan Bessette, F. W. Orr Betzold, R. A. R. 1, St. Paul Best, H. G. Faribault Bayard, P. C. 2366 Carter Ave., St. Paul Baumhofer, Earl F. R. 3, Box 40, Hopkins Bates, J. H. 710 Somerset Blk., Winnipeg, Man. Bawden, Mrs. J. 831 W. 7th St., Duluth Bauer, Edward Cove Bayly, Mrs. J. W. 2419 E. 2nd St., Duluth Benke, Albert Dent Berlin, A. N. Crystal Lake, Ill. Berkner, Alfred Sleepy Eye, Ill. Bender, Louis Wheaton Berstrand, Dr. J. G. Menahga Bergman, Mrs. Wm. Comfrey Berdahl, A. A. Gernmell Biermann, Henry Glencoe Bisanz, Rudolph 1505 E. 24th St., Mpls. Bickert, W. J. Washburn, N. D. Biggs, S. Elizabeth Fairmount, N. D. Bisbee, Clinton West Sumner, Me. Bierwirth, Paul 1021 Winslow Ave., W. St. Paul Billings, H. H. Pine Island Bixly, Henry N. Richville Bimebsero, W. A. Hinton, Ia. Bittner, Geo. J. R. 2, Winona Bill, Ambrose 984 Gorman Ave., W. St. Paul Bjornlie, Thorwald Madison Bjornberg, G. J. Willmar Bjeldanes, N. H. Madison Blaker, Rev. C. D. 4420 Grimes Ave., Mpls. Blakestad, L Lyle Blackmore, Hon. J. C. Christchurch, N. Z. Bluhm, A. G. Biscay Blessing, David S. 4 N. Court St., Harrisburg, Pa. Black, G. D. Independence, Ia. Blomberg, Fred Crosby Blair, D. L. Winnebago Blodgett, Mrs. H. A. 856 Fairmount Ave., St. Paul Bloomer, Ed Sherburn Blombeck, Alfred Eagle Bend Blodgett, Mrs. F. S. 330 W. 3rd St., St. Paul Blase, Fred So. St. Paul Blackstad, Rudolph St. James Blaker, M. H. Palmyra, N. Y. Blood, Oscar F. Worthington Bly, C. W. Osakis Blair, Frank D. 26 Court House, Mpls. Blodgett, P. L. 2913 Emerson So., Mpls. Blazing, G. M. Deer River Bjork, Fred Buffalo Bjorge, Henry O. Lake Park Bjordal, Einar Wild Rice, N. D. Bosshard, Herman Moorhead Boardman, Mrs. H. A 1336 River Blvd., St. Paul Bollmann, Paul Balaton Boline, J. A. Clarissa Boelk, Ferd Lansing Bock, John Wabasso Born, Otto G. So. St. Paul Bongie, Louis Bradley St. Sta., St. Paul Bofferding, W. H. 1423 N. Emerson, Mpls. Boeglin, Louis Park Greenhouses, 38th & Bryant, Mpls. Borland, Robt. Excelsior Boll, Jos. St. Bonifacius Bondeson, Wm. Walnut Grove Bodreen, Chas. J. Stillwater, R. 1, Box 6 Bottenmiller, L. H. Bertha Bondhus, Thos. Storden Bothun, B. E. Thief River Falls Borreseh, Rev. Father Caledonia Borning, B. J. Echo, R. 2 Borgendale, H. L. Madison Boman, A. 2018 W. Supr. St., Duluth Boone, C. L. Care of Chase Bros. Co., Rochester, N.Y. Borchardt, A. W. Bellingham Booth, Wm. Eagle Bend Bosin, Mrs. F. W. Rapidan Borgerding, John Freeport Boraas, Julius 1319 E. Franklin, Mpls. Boche, Herman H. Sunfish Rd. and Butler Ave., W. St. Paul Botsford, F. P. Gilbert Boerger, Wm. A. St. Cloud Bowman, Dr. F. C. 119 6th Ave. W., Duluth Boyington, Mrs. R. P. Nemadji Bove, Peter St. F, R. 4, Mpls. Boyd, J. B. Willmar Bowen, Walter S. 347 Wabasha St., St. Paul Boysen, P. B. Steen Bozja, Rev. Vincent Morgan Boyd, Montelle M. Stephen Boyum, Iver A. Northfield Bourduas, Frank 933 So. Robert St., W. St. Paul Bowman, Mary Rothsay Boxlang, Mrs. B. J. Kenyon Boysen, Dr. Pelican Rapids Boyd, Byron Long Prairie Bovay, Arthur G. Lakefield Boswell, L. R. Mpls. Paper Co., Mpls. Brandt, P. C. Morris Brandt, P. A. Erskine Brand, A. M. Faribault Bradrud, Albert Spring Valley Braden, Mrs. Chas. E. 450 McKnight Bldg., Mpls. Brakke, Albert Wild Rice, N.D. Bradley, Geo. J. Norwood Bradbury, W. W. 1724 E. 3rd St., Duluth Brander, Mrs. J. R. 3, Hopkins Brabetz, N. F. 915 3rd Ave. So., Mpls. Brawnell, T. G. Grand Meadow Bratan, F. M. Grand Meadow Bray, N. J. Hovland Bradford, F. H. Farmington Bradley, Wm. Montpelier, N. D. Brainard, Harold Turtle River Bradley, Wilson Deerwood Brevig, A. L. Starbuck Briggs, H. W. Sanborn Briggs, Geo. A. St. Peter Bremer, John Lake City Bringmeier, Fred J. Cass Lake Brevig, C. L. Starbuck Breyer, P. P. 3318 4th St. No., Mpls. Brierley, Prof. W. D. Univ. Farm, St. Paul Bren, Daniel Hopkins Bredvold, Martin Greenbush Bren, Rev. Jos. Hopkins Brinkmann, Henry W. Glencoe Breening, H. C. Balaton Bremer, Leslie Cannon Falls Brimeyer, H. Slayton Brewer, I. C. St. Charles Bren, Adolph Hopkins Brewer, W. W. Orisko, N. D. Bren, Geo. J. Hopkins Bren, Jos. S. Hopkins Bren, Frank E. Hopkins Brinkman, Wm. 407 Erie St., St. Paul Breide, Fred Deer River Brown, Frank Paynesville Brown, Mrs. G. T. 646 Hague Ave., St. Paul Broberg, Peter New London Broman, Aug. Atwater Brunkow, Chas. A. Delano Brown, Aug. Winthrop Broden, Gust A. Murdock Brown, H. A. Brownsdale Brown, John A. Windom Brummer, Henry W. Renville Bruns, Henry Excelsior Brooks, W. W. Long Prairie Brogren, Olof Willmar Brownlie, J. Roy Care of Flathead Natl. Bk., Kalispell, Mont. Brodalen, H. A. Pelican Rapids Brown, A. F. 2120 Como Ave., W. St. Paul Brown, Clarence Z. 610 N. Y. Life, Mpls. Brown, Mrs. G. W. St. Louis Park Brown, Chas. G. Paynesville Broman, Axel Milaca Broker, Mrs. H. A. Collegeville Brodalen, G. A. Ottosen, Iowa Brumpton, Wm. Shevlin Bugbie, A. E. Paynesville Buchanan, D. P. Shoshone, Cal. Buhler, E. O. Capitol, St. Paul Bue, Thos. 3138 22nd Ave. S., Mpls. Buehler, John G. 434 Main St. N. E., Mpls. Buchloz, Aug. Osseo Bull, M. Royal Crown Soap Co., Winnipeg, Man. Bull, Geo. N. 4116 8th St. W., Calgary, Alta. Bullard, W. H. 95 E. 6th St., St. Paul Buol, Peter Wabasha Buckeye, J. Lakefield Bunn, T. H. Pine Island Brombach, Jos. 3010 15th Ave. So., Mpls. Brown, R. A. Lakefield Brown, Rev. Geo. W. Wilson, Wis. Brown, Clarence J. 629 Sec. Bk. Bldg., Mpls. Brown, Mrs. J. F. 2412 Garfield, So., Mpls. Brooker, H. W. Sauk Center Burkee, John A. Roseau Burnette, W. J. 1405 Como Ave. S. E., Mpls. Burow, W. P. La Crescent Burns, Mark. Cass Lake Burfield, Geo. E. Shevlin Burns, Chris Cass Lake Burke, T. J. Bemidji Burrows, Mrs. A. L., Box 355, White Bear Burbeck, E. W. 106 E. Winona St., Duluth Burquist, A. E. Lindstrom Burnett, John Torrey Bldg., Duluth Burns, John J. Hopkins Burkhard, Miss L. S. White Bear Lake Burness, B. 328 Security Bk. Bldg., Mpls. Burch, Edward P. 1729 James So., Mpls. Burch, Frank E. 754 Linwood Place, St. Paul Busch, Fred Lyndale Ave. S. and 50th St., Mpls. Bussey, L. M. 1814 Hamline Ave. S. E., Mpls. Buttrud, Mrs. J. H. 51 Luverne Ave., Mpls. Busch, Bernh. Lyndale Ave. S. and 50th St., Mpls. Buth & Co., W. F. 298 Univ. Ave., St. Paul Butterfield, F. J. Long Lake Bussey, W. H. 511 Beacon St., Mpls. Bute, Chas M. R. 4, Jackson Bush, O. D. Barron, Wis. Byrnes, Dr. W. J. 207 Masonic Temple, Mpls. Bye, C. M. New Brighton Bye, J. T. R. 1, New Brighton Byrne, Mrs. M. E. 6544 Fafayette Ave., Chicago Cairns, Miss Gertrude M. Ellsworth, Wis. Cant, W. A. Duluth Campbell, E. R. Excelsior Carniff, Mrs. Laura J. 185 W. Brompton St., W. St. Paul Canning, Richard Orchard Gardens, Mpls. Cadoo, H.T. 988 Gorman Ave., W. St. Paul Campbell, Mrs. B. B. Sta. F., Mpls. Cadwell, B. D. Hastings, Box 295 Callahan, John St. Charles Campbell, H. E. H. Willmar Cameron, John A. 2503 Lyndale No., Mpls. Campbell, D. G. 959 26th Ave. N.E., Mpls. Cady, E. N. Lewiston Cannon, Mrs. Newton Superior, Wis., 1517 John Ave. Campbell, Mrs. H. A. 55 E. 4th St., St. Paul Carlson, C. H. Fertile Carmen, C. A. Hankinson, N. D. Carruthers, J. T. Willmar Carlson, And. Grandy Carey, Geo. W. Lidgerwood, N.D. Carlson, C. W. Mound Carpenter, F. H. 121 W. Franklin, Mpls. Carlson, John Care of Carlson & Hasslen, Ortonville Carnahan, E. J. Longville Carter, A. N. Howard Lake Carlson, Mrs. Wm. 6005 London R., Duluth Carpenter, M. B. Hotel Aberdeen, St. Paul Carlson, Peter Mohall, N. D. Carlson, J. A. 3410 18th Ave. S., Mpls. Carlson, Rev. C. W. 711 10th Ave. So., Mpls. Carlson, John Kimball Carlson, Oscar 2739 15th Ave. S., Mpls. Carlson, Axel Manhattan Bldg., Fergus Falls Carll, Norman Waltham Carlson, G. D. R. 2, Buffalo Carlson, Janas R. 2, Esmond, N. D. Cary, H. E. Jenkins Carey, Mrs. F. R. R. 2, Robbinsdale Carr, M. J. 682 Stryker Ave., St. Paul Carver, J. 2312 17th Ave. So., Mpls. Carlson, Mrs. Jno. R. 3, Hopkins Carribou, Farris Twig Carlson, G. C. Tower Carlson, J. 3402 Cedar Ave So., Mpls. Catlin, T. J., M.D. Palisade Cash, W. H. H. New Lisbon, Wis. Case, L. S. 1413 Merc. Natl. Bank Bldg., St. Paul Cedergren. E. A. Lindstrom Cecil, R. E. Gen. Del., McKeesport, Pa. Cecka, John Lonsdale Charlson, S. Dennison Chamberlain, V. M. Spring Valley Chalberg, Chas. Kandiyohi Chapman, C. P. Dent Chatfield, Mrs. E. C. Mound Chase, Jas. J. Farmington Chamberlain, W. D. Albert Lea Chapman, Ed. A. Redwood Falls Chamberlain, Louis M. 54th St. and Pillsbury, Mpls. Charlton, R. 2049 Robinson, Regina, Sask. Chapman, Sidney 158 E. Haskel St., W. St. Paul Charvat, Frank Brocket, N. D. Chapman, R. W. Plainview Chase, Mrs. A. G. Faribault Chaffee, H. L. Amenia, N. D. Chamber of Commerce Brainerd Cheney, W. H. Olivia Christopherson, K. O. Zumbrota Christopherson, Chris Camden Place, Mpls. Cherney, J. W. Winslow and Arion Sts., W. St. Paul Chrystoph, John 525 2d St., Hudson, Wis. Chrudinsky, Mrs. Robt. J. Lakewood Chinn, W. P. Care Ella Mine, Gilbert Chinlund, H. A. 13th & S. Park St., Red Wing Cheyney, Prof. E. G. Univ. Farm, St. Paul Chute, L. P. Chute Bldg., Mpls. Cheney, Mrs. W. B. 4237 Washburn Ave., Mpls. Christman, W. F. 3804 5th Ave. S., Mpls. Christiansen, Peder C. Dagoner, Mont. Christenson, Chris R. 3, Box 39, Albert Lea Chradle, Mrs. W. E. Cleveland Chermack, W. R. Hopkins Christie, R. G. Canby Cherveny, John J. Zimmerman Chelmen, B. E. Georgeville Christenson, Abraham Deerwood Christenson, C. G. Deerwood Christopherson, Chas. G. 4116 45th Ave. S., Mpls. Cherveny, Joe Zimmerman Christenson, Miss Nancy Mandan, N. D. Chemak, Otto R. 1, Hopkins Christian, Jas. Sherburn Christensen, M. 951 Goff Ave., W. St. Paul Christensen, Aug. Little Falls Cherry, M. M. N. St. Paul Cinkl, Albert Blooming Prairie Child, F. S. R. 1, Hopkins Christy Color Printing Eng., Inc. 179 St. Paul St., Rochester, N.Y. Clemons, L. A. Storm Lake, Ia. Clarkson, Stewart F. St. Charles Clausen, P. Albert Lea Cleator, Frederic W. Forest Service, Republic, Wash. Cleator, W. P. 1400 Wash. Ave. N., Mpls. Clark, Mrs. A. Y. Box 237, White Bear Clague, Frank Redwood Falls Clark, R. J. Eden Prairie Clementsen, Nels Fertile Clausen, T. A. Lakeshore Greenhouses, Albert Lea Clark, Geo. S. 27 5th Ave. S., St. Cloud Clement, C. C. Mosier, Oregon Clapp, Edw. S. 770 Hamline Ave., N. St. Paul Clark, Jas. Williams Clark, Newell E. 5030 Emerson S., Mpls. Clark, E. E. Eden Prairie Clark, H. B. Pine Island Clausen, Hans Sleepy Eye Clum, Miss K. M. R. 4, St. Paul Clark, D. F. 2110 Bryant S., Mpls. Cleveland, Henry 603 15th Ave. E., Duluth Colling, Jas. H. Inkster, N. D. Coffin, W. F. Homer Converse, T. R. Stillwater Constance, Wm. Hopkins Colburn, Otis L. Excelsior Congdon, John S. R. 5, Box 83 Fort Collins, Colo. Colb, John F. 3442 20th Ave. S., Mpls. Coffin, E. C. 2449 Garfield Ave., Mpls. Colban, Walter H. 307 4th Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Coffman, G. W. Wadena Conrad, Maud A. Montevideo Congdon, J. W. 2620 Blaisdell, Mpls. Colburn, G. B. R. 6, St. Cloud Conklin, Marion Jamestown, N. D. Coffron, Geo. Box 74, Biwabik Cole, Geo. Penturen Conners, J. B. Hibbing Collins, J. C. Mound Cocker, Walter Lanesboro Colby, F. L. Enfield, N. H. Conrad, Emil R.R., Collis Commandros, Tom Golden Rule Floral Dept., St. Paul Colman, I. W. 519 11th Ave. S.E., Mpls. Coleman, D. A. R. 2, Aitkin Constance, Geo. I. Cumberland, Wis. Coffey, Mrs. J. A. Jamestown, N. D. Cobb, E. R. 175 E. Winona St., Duluth Cook, A. D. 225 Kasota Blk., Mpls. Corser, Fred 615 James N., Mpls. Cornwell, E. C. Minnesota City Cornell, T. H. 815 Fidelity Bldg., Duluth Cornetinson, C. O. Watson Cook, Geo. Menahga Cooper, Mrs. D. H. Winnipeg, Man. Cook, Geo. H. Care Golden Rule, Red Wing Cook, E. W. Cleveland Corwin, Ellis Cove Cornwell, L. L. Pine Island Cornell Univ. Library Ithaca, N.Y. Crowe, W. H. Osakis Crowell, Dr. I. G. Shell Lake, Wis. Cramer, Dr. Geo. P. 686 Syndicate Bldg., Mpls. Cross, Mrs. Jane Sauk Rapids Crooks, Mrs. John S. 803 Commerce Bldg., St. Paul Crooks, John S. 803 Commerce Bldg., St. Paul Crocker, F. E. Morgan Crossett, C. N. Faribault Cuzner, E. A. Univ. Ave. & 13th St. S.E., Mpls. Cutting, S. Carnegie, Man. Cummings, Geo. W. R. 3, Box 118, Mpls. Currie, W. A. 816 Summit Ave., Mpls. Cutler, W. R. Claremont, S. D. Cutler, John Glencoe Custer, C. C. Howard Lake Custer, Orrin O. Cokato Curtis, J. W. G. 810 Globe Bldg., St. Paul Cummins, Miss Beatrice Barnum Cutting, M. C. Care "The Farmer," St. Paul Curran, Dr. F. 2612 13th Ave. S., Mpls. Cushing, Luther S. Osceola, Wis. Cowles, F. J. West Concord Coultas, R. W. Worthington Cote, L. Grasston Covington, Thos. E. 1793 Ashland Ave., St. Paul Countryman, A. D. Appleton Countryman, Mrs. M. L. 218 S. Avon St., St. Paul Coy, Sherman L. Cloquet Cox, Wm. T. Capitol, St. Paul Cowling, C. N. 184 W. Robie St., St. Paul Courtney, M. J. Glencoe Cowling, Mrs. Chas. N. 184 W. Robie St., St. Paul Cox, L. A. 436 Syndicate Blk., Mpls. Cox, Hanford Ely Court, Harry Warroad Crassweller, Arthur 4230 E. Superior St., Duluth Cramer, Fred Mapleton Crane, R. E. Grand Meadow Crafts, Robt. H. Mound Crane, W. I. 810 Buch St., New York Crabtree, Mack H. Mott, N. D. Crewe, Percy S. Mohall, N. D. Crandall, H. H. Morristown Crane, Benj. W. Spring Valley

Dahl, Louis D. Atwater Dablen, O. E. Albert Lea Dahl, F. A. Chisago City Danielson, Solomon Rothsay Dale, O. G. Madison Dahlheimer, Frank Anoka Dahl, H. P. Isanti Dalzell, W. E. Hinckley Daily, D. 2508 17th Ave. S., Mpls. Daniel, T. W. Care M. Thorson, R. 1, Wayzata Dahl, H. M. 929 Central Ave., Red Wing Dahlquist, C. A. Popple Dalberg, Mrs. A. O. Amery, Wis. Dangers, Fred Sleepy Eye Dahl, Mrs. A. O. 490 W. 4th St., Superior, Wis. Daigle, A. A. Forest Lake Danzl, Jos. J. Melrose Day, Stephen Northfield Davison, A. H. State House, Des Moines, Ia. Darling, Dr. C. H. 697 Endicott Arcade, St. Paul Davis, L. G. Sleepy Eye Davis, H. H. Placeville, Cal. Davis & Ferree Waukee, Iowa Darrow, Geo. M. Bureau of Plant Industry, Washington, D.C. Davenport, W. R. Dennison Davis, T. A. Esmond, N. D. Dasher, C. A. Buffalo Lake Deline, W. F. Cannon Falls Decker, J. S. Austin DeLong, T. R. Halliday DeForest, Geo. Owatonna DeCamp, J. L. Eureka Deighton, C. H. 902 Wolvin Bldg., Duluth Denson, W. A. Hasty Deatharage, Mrs. Robt. 2428 Portland Ave., Mpls. Deebach, Herman 364 Maple St., St. Paul Deebach, E. A. Dayton Bluff Sta., St. Paul DeLameter, Mrs. J. 4920 Morgan Ave. N., Mpls. Dempsey, Thos. St. Peter Dean, Harold Care Thorpe Bros., Andrus Bldg., Mpls. DeSmidt, A. A. Battle Lake Desmond, W. 3501 Portland Ave., Mpls. Derickson, G. P. 238 W. Franklin Ave., Mpls. DePuy, A. C. Park Rapids DeWolf, Mrs. D. F. 654 Hague Ave., St. Paul Dexter, Mrs. W. K. Mound Devore, F. J. 972 S. Robert St., St. Paul Deplages, N. J. R. 2, York, N.D. Dept. of Agric. Ottawa, Out. Diethelm, M. Victoria Dittbenner, R. C. Sleepy Eye Dickenson, W. C. Anoka Dixon, Jas. K. Box 6, North St. Paul Dille, Peter O. Dassel Dike, Henry B. Hotel Berkeley, Mpls. Dill, Joe Victoria Distad, O. O. Hayfield Dickinson, Sherman 3127 4th Ave. S., Mpls. Dittmer, Gus Augusta, Wis. Dillman, A. C. Newell, S. D. Dispatch Prtg. Co., C. F. Blandin, Mgr., St. Paul Dickey, Mrs. Agnes T. Esmond, N. D. Dixon, Dr. Frank Mora District Insp. of Forest Reserve Winnipeg, Man. Dill, Albert St. Bonifacius Dobbin, J. J. Excelsior Doll, P. J. 2303 Bryant Ave. N., Mpls. Dockham, A. T. Eagle Bend Dodge, Clayton J. Moose Lake Dobbin, W. J. Excelsior Dodge, E. J. Hector Doerfler, Jos. 1919 Fillmore St. N.E., Mpls. Dodgson, Sam Clearwater Dobble, Mrs. Edwin 1385 Raymond Ave., St. Paul Dodge, Ben Mankato Dobbs, David E. Indus Donaldson, Mrs. W. N. 216 Palmett Ave., Duluth Dodson, T. R. Nashwauk Dominican Fathers 18th Ave. and 24th St., Mpls. Doring, Rev. F. M. Rogers Dowler, W. A. Fort Williams, Ont. Dorr, W. F. 1132 Lbr. Ex., Mpls. Doyle, W. J. Fern Ave. and Lake St., St. Louis Park Dorland, W. H. Dayton Bluff Sta., R. 4, St. Paul Downing, W. J. Ronneby, R. 2 Downing, Lloyd St. Charles Doories, Mrs. A. Fridley Down, J. J. 303 Medical Blk., Mpls. Douglas, W. B. 805 Commerce Bldg., St. Paul Drake, Mrs. H. T. 435 Portland Ave., St. Paul Drisko, Mrs. E. M. 3913 Garfield, Mpls. Dreuttel, Albert Cleveland Drebert, Alexander F. 1769 Iglehart Ave., St. Paul Dtessely, L. J. Gatzke Durand, Albert Waseca Dunn, John W. G. 1033 Lincoln Ave., St. Paul Dunn, W. W. 2143 Princeton Ave., St. Paul Dubbelis, Joe Lincoln Dunning, Dr. A. W. 803 Lowry Bldg., St. Paul Dunning, Frank Anoka Dunsmore, Dr. F. A. 100 Andrus Bldg, Mpls. Duel, Robt. Sauk Center Duesterhoeft, Adolph 1021 Hall Ave., W. St. Paul Dunn, A. C. Duluth Duncan, Alvin Redwood Falls Dvorak, John Hopkins Dubbels, Chas. W. Viola Dunbar, S. J. Elkhorn, Wis. Dunlop, W. B. 2013 Waverly Ave., Duluth Dvorak, Frank Montgomery Dunsmore, Thos. Danube Dvorak, Alley Hopkins, R. 3 Duerr, Dr. W. P. Lake City Durham, Sabin Grygla Dybig, Nursery Colton, N. D. Dysinger, S. D. 24 W. 5th St., St. Paul Dykema, Ben Raymond Dyer, C. H. 2824 10th Ave. S., Mpls.

Eastgate, J. E. Larimore, N. D. Earle, C. E. Park Rapids Earney, Andrew 2617 Western Ave., Seattle, Wash. Eberhart, A. L. Austin Ebersperger, Mrs. 2008 Girard N., Mpls. Eckenbeck, S. C. Appleton Eckberg, Aug. Winthrop Edlund, E. Detroit Eddy, C. T. R. 4, Willmar Edson, W. D. Libby Eddy, Vernon Hyland Sta. N., Mpls. Edwards, Frank Gilbert Edden, G. St. Croix Falls, Wis. Edgerton, Mrs. E. A. 2720 Bryant So., Mpls. Edwards, O. T. Grand Meadow Edny, F. S. Goodthunder Effertz, Peter Norwood Egnell, A. Howard Lake Eisengraler, Dr. G. A. Granite Falls Eidem, P. C. Clarkfield Eisenach, W. L. Aitkin Eklund, P. A. Willmar Ekelund, C. A. Hopkins Ellison, F. H. Linden Falls, R. 2, Mpls. Elliott, W. J. Albertville Ellingson, S. Sta. F., R. 4, Mpls. Elstrom, F. O. Atwater Elliott, P. P. Grand Rapids Elwell, J. T. 945 14th S.E., Mpls. Elliott, Miss Martha R. Stillwater, R. No. 5 Ellison, Miss Sabra Sta. F, R. 2, Linden Falls, Mpls. Elliott, H. J. Hopkins, R. 3 Elofson, J. S. Hasty Elsenpeter, H. J. Buffalo Elgren, Mrs. Harry Red Top Ely, Dr. Jas. O. Winnetka, Ill. Eliason, Alfred J. Corrall, R. 2 Ellingson, G. T. 2315 W. 10th St., Duluth Ellis, G. C. West Salem, Wis. Ehler, Geo. 880 Euclid St., St. Paul Emmans, N. H. 1736 James Ave. S., Mpls. Emberland, John 1989 Selby Ave., St. Paul Empy, Clarence L. Eureka Emerson, Byron T. 4314 Grimes Ave., Mpls. Emerson, John H. 1114 Argyle St., St. Paul Endsley, P. M. Minneapolis Engel, Rev. Peter 1456 Leland Ave., Chicago, Ill. Engel, Rev. Peter Collegeville Engleson, I. J. Montevideo Engman, A. E. Hallock, R. 1, Box 47 Englestad, Louisa Thief River Falls, R. 3 English, Mrs. C. E. 2691 Lake of Isles Blvd., Mpls. Engen, Gilbert A. Finley, N. D., R. 1 Emerson, A. F. Grand Portage Engel, A. W. Esmond, N. D. Enroth, A. L. Orr Erwin, D. A. Waseca Erkel, F. C. Rockford Erickson, Oliver Atwater Erne, F. X. 887 Goff Ave., St. Paul Erikson, E. D. Wegdahl Erikson, John W. Aitkin Erikson, C. O. Watson, Box 182 Erb, E. C. Red Wing Erling, Frank, Jr. 37 W. Belvidere St., W. St. Paul Essig, Aug. Sanborn Essene, Mrs. Anna 3421 Longfellow Ave., Mpls. Eshelby, E. C. 400 Shubert Bldg., St. Paul Escher, Sam'l C. Slayton Erickson, A. B. 114 Mill St., N., Fergus Falls Erickson, Chas. Northland Erickson, Wm. M. Courthouse, Red Wing Erickson, Emil H. R. 2, Maynard Erickson, L. W. 4541 35th Ave. S., Mpls. Erickson, Oscar Dalton Erickson, K. A. Pequot Erickson, May 2522 10th Ave. S., Mpls. Evans, John L. 424 2nd Ave. E., Duluth Everett, Mrs. G. W. Waseca Ewing, A. L. River Falls, Wis. Ewald, Julius Cumberland, Wis. Ewing, Prof. Jas. Northfield Cecil, E. E. McKeesport, Pa., Gen. Del.

Fairfax, Mrs. J. F. 4869 S. Aldrich, Mpls. Faehn, F. J. Wallace, S. D. Fagerlie, I. F. Clarkfield Fabian, Edwin 1914 Jefferson Ave., St. Paul Fabian, Norman J. St. Paul Park Fairchild, D. L. 500 Lonsdale Bldg., Duluth Fabel, P. H. Buffalo Lake Fairchild, Mrs. D. L. Tamarack Fairfield, Chas. R. 1313 4th Ave. S., Mpls. Fairchild. L. G. Shevlin Farrar, F. F. White Bear Farmer, C. R. Ada Fanning, Miss Mary 756 E. 6th St., St. Paul Farmer, E. A. Sta. F., R. 2, Mpls. Farrell, D. H. New London, R. 2 Farel, Chas. A. Buffalo Farcier, Peter Buffalo Lake Farcier, V. E. Stewart Faurat, F. S. 816 5th Ave. S.E., Mpls. Farnham, Jas. M. St. Cloud, 503 St. German St. Farrar, O. R. Albert Lea, R. 4, Box 14 Featherston, S. T. Red Wing Ferodowill, F. X. Wayzata Felland, Prof. O. G. Northfield Feleen, Nels N. Willmar Fergerson, W. C. Litchfield Feesl, Vinz. Cor. Winslow & Arion, St. Paul Fell, Henry Janesville, R. 6 Fesenbeck, J. A. Cloquet Featherstone, J. S. Hastings Fieske, C. A. Sleepy Eye Finch, Mrs. Mary Care Duluth-News Tribune, Duluth Fisher, Thos. A. Waverly Hotel, Mpls. Fitzer, Chas. Robbinsdale Fink, Christian Waconia Fisher, Geo. A. 221 1st St. N., Mpls. Finke, E. H. Spring Valley Finkle, Miss Kate 2760 W. River Blvd., Mpls. Finke, E. R. Waterville Fischer, W. C. Linden Hills Sta., R. 3, Mpls. Fitzer, H. Luverne Fish, L. L. Wayzata, R. 2 Finstad, Jos. 1014 Edgerston St., St. Paul Fiedler, Mike J. Dent Fisher, Walter I. 2432 Girard So., Mpls. Fisher, F. J. Buffalo Lake Finnegan, Pat Thorp, Wis. Fjelde, G. J. Madison Flint, H. R. Dubois, Wyo. Flagstad, J. Sacred Heart Flint, Henry W. R. 4, Box 125, Tacoma, Wash. Flood, E. J. Newman Grove, Neb. Floreen, Swan Constance Flygare, Hans H. Atwater Flynn, A. E. 978 Allen Ave., St. Paul Flath, Jos. A. R. 28, Plymouth, Wis. Fletcher, Mrs. F. S. 3148 Irving So., Mpls. Flyen, Henry Dawson Flint, P. P. Osakis Ford, F. H. Maple Plain, R. No. 3 Ford, A. J. New Rockford, N. D. Folden, P. Rollag, R. No. 2 Foss, Elizabeth H. 501 E. River Blvd., Mpls. Forest Supervisor Ely Forest Supervisor Cass Lake Foerster, Fred E. 766 Rondo St., St. Paul Foley, T. H. Manchester Folske, Otto H. 132 W. Lucy St., W. St. Paul Fordyce, G. W. Newport Foster, I. D. Sandsone Fox, O. A. 1914 Lincoln Ave., St. Paul Foster, Mrs. Mary D. Foley Forsam, Albert Madison Forbes, B. W. 231 W. Winona St., Duluth Fritcher, C. E. Hancock Frye, P. H. Willmar Freeman, Gust E. Red Wing Freeman, C. H. Zumbrota Frydholm, Martin Albert Lea Fredrickson, Wm. Perley Frank, Albert D. Wood Lake Frederickson, C. A. Elk River, R. 3, Box 65 Freese, F. M. Bemidji Froshaug, David Albee, S. D. Freeman, Mrs. H. G. St. Louis Park France, L. V. 2309 Priscello Sta., St. Paul Frazier, T. F. Cloquet, 1116 Cloquet Ave. Fryer, Willis E. Mantorville Franzel Bros. 850 Laurel Ave., St. Paul Franklin, Mrs. Anna J. R. 1, Box 47, Fridley Frey, Math. Taunton Frey, Frank Taunton Fratke, Julius Pemberton French, W. L. Austin Freeman, Nels Scanlon Fraling, Rev. J. Stephen Froslan, Peder H. Flaxville, Mont. Frederickson, P. B. Davenport, N. D. Fruske, K. A. Brooten Freeman, Edmund Park Rapids Frazer, P. C. Pelican Rapids Frazer, H. E. Pelican Rapids Frey, Mrs. Frank St. Peter Frink, Mrs. E. L. Faribault Frey, Aug. J. 1519 E. 2nd St., Duluth Fraund, Mrs. S. 73 Western Ave. N., St. Paul Fuller, E. D. 3421 Longfellow S., Mpls. Fuller, F. E. Deerwood Fuller, H. M. Deerwood Fulcrut, S. G. Goodhue, R. 5, St. Paul Fuhrman, John Albany Fuller, E. E. 204 W. Winona St., Duluth Fuller, Mrs. C. A. Hopkins, R. 1 Fyfe, H. L. Drake, N. D.

Galloway, J. E. Austin Gammell, Dr. H. W. Madison Galle, A. C. Madison Galletin, John M. 887 Gorman Ave. W., St. Paul Gaida, N. A. Holdingford Gafke, R. J. Woodstock, Ill. Gallagher, John Amery, Wis. Gallion, Orville Opstead Gastfield, A. F. Victor, Mont., R. 1, Box 210 Garlick, Eva E. Janesville Gaspard, J. P. Caledonia Gates, L. D. Winnebago Garlough, A. L. White Bear, R. 1 Gaylord, L. E. 981 Pacific Ave., St. Paul Ganzer, Mrs. John Como Phelan, St. Paul Garvey, Chas. H. 4453 Lyndale So., Mpls. Gardner, Franc E. 1704 Humboldt Bldg., Chicago, Ill. Garrott, Jane Bald Eagle, White Bear, care D. Keefe Gates, Stephen Hopkins, R. No. 3 Gantzer, Daniel Merriam Park, R. 1 Garber, M. J. Dent Garand, Dr. J. H. Dayton Gates, J. M. Pickwick Gesner, Frank 397 Brimhall St., St. Paul Gerdsen, Henry Waconia Gearty, T. G. Robbinsdale Gessner, Oscar Forest Lake, R. 2 George, E. S. Graetlinger, Ia. Germond, Miss M. 413 Exchange Bldg., Duluth Gerten, Frank L. South St. Paul Gerlach, Mrs. A. F. 1262 Dayton, St. Paul Gerber, A. H. 1594 Portland Ave., St. Paul Gerrish, Harry E. 822 Plymouth Bldg., Mpls. Gerhard, Ray C. 2712 So. Bryant, Mpls. Gembo, Elmer J. Wayzata Gerdes, Chas. 1916 Dupont So., Mpls. Gerhard, Gergen Cannon Falls George, R. R. Hopkins Germond, W. H. 3009 Nic. Ave., Mpls. Gertsmann, Frank Morgan Getty, D. C. Mapleton Gibbs, Miss Ida W. Merriam Park, R. No. 1, Box 107 Gibbs, A. B. Tower Gibbs, M. L. Echo, R. No. 2 Gibson, Thos. 1907 Waverly Ave., Duluth Gimmestad, M. O. Belview Gippe, Miss Louise Watson Gile, Mrs. S. A. 3136 Irving S., Mpls. Ginter, E. W. Stewartville Gillespie, May E. R. 1, Linden Hills, Mpls. Gilby, Jas. 3204 16th Ave. S., Mpls. Gillespie, Miss Anna 2528 38th Ave. S., Mpls. Gillespie, I. H. R. 1, Box 55, Anoka Gipson, E. H. Faribault Gjerset, Oluf Montevideo Glyer, Alfred Forest Lake Glaspell, Bernard Jamestown, N. D. Glessner, Mrs. Frank 3840 Sheridan Ave. S., Mpls. Glenzke, Louis M. Glen Lake via Hopkins Glass, Walter River Falls, Wis. Goodman, D. E. Faribault Goldsmith, Mrs. H. Cleveland Goelz, Mike Brooten Goltz, John Havana, N. D. Goldberg, B. M. 2418 E. 3rd St., Duluth Gooch, H. I. 3808 Woodland Ave., Duluth Goetz, Edgar A. 2186 Doswell Ave., St. Paul Gould, Mrs. Edward 2644 Humboldt S., Mpls. Gormley, J. 2727 Taylor St. N.E., Mpls. Gordon, W. A. 627 2nd Ave. S., Mpls. Gowdy, Louis 3751 Aldrich S., Mpls. Gough, E. Estevan, Sask. Gordon, C. H. Owatonna Goltz, A. L. Balaton Gotts, Oscar Maple Plain Gowdy, Miss Chestine Faribault Goss, Sam Atlantic, Ia. Grant, L. R. Battle Lake Gray, Elmer W. 3443 Pleasant Ave., Mpls. Grandahl, R. L. Red Wing Graves, D. N. Faribault Grasselli Chemical Co. St. Paul Granger, A. H. Correll Graff, Fred 2501 23rd Ave. S., Mpls. Grant, Harry C. Faribault Graham, L. G. 2338 Doswell Ave., St. Paul Granquist, Chas. 915 W. Abbott St., Stillwater Gray, N. H. Fergus Falls Greaza, A. E. R. 4, St. Paul Gregory, H. Jordan Green, Wm. Morgan Greening. C. F. Grand Meadow Greene, Dr. Chas. L. 324 Summit Ave., St. Paul Greene, Michael E. 617 Warrent St., St. Paul Green, F. M. Menahga Greene, Alfred Grand Meadow Grettum, Wm. 1417 8th Ave. E., Duluth Green, John C. 4730 London Rd., Duluth Gregg, Kenneth 112 Lbr. Exch., Mpls. Groat, H. G. Anoka Grimm, Ben 2418 E. 4th St., Duluth Griswold, A. A. Long Lake Grosse, E. A. La Moille Grover, Gust. A. Glyndon Grunig, A. C. Cloquet Griesgraber, Jos. 86 W. Morton, W. St. Paul Groff, N. S. West Side Sta., R. 1, W. St. Paul Griese, E. T. Hibbing Griffith, Edith 1307 4th Ave. S., Mpls. Gruhlke, Wm. H. Jackson Grier, Hazelton 1938 Robbyn Ave., Merriam Park Gronna, A. T. Waterville, Ia. Gruber, John Lakefield Grindeland, A. Warren Gryte, E. K. Ruthton Grunig, W. R. 225 Av. C, Cloquet Gunderman, H. Wabasha Gustafson, Alfred Long Prairie Gundlach, Miss Carrie M. White Bear Gustafson, W. H. Montevideo Gunn, D. M. Grand Rapids Gustafson, Frank A. Warman Gustner, E. R. 3, Hopkins Guthnecht, B. 879 Oakdale Ave. W., St. Paul Gullette, Albert 2622 Fillmore St. N.E., Mpls. Gustafson, Chas. R. 3, Duluth Gunderson, G. Box 127, Webster, S. D. Gulbranson, R. Thief River Falls Guthunz, Mrs. W. M. 1637 Hague Ave., St. Paul

Hakel, Adolph Silver Lake Hadley, Emerson 123 Farrington, St. Paul Hagen, L. E. Fountain Haack, Chas. E. Mound Haakenson, Hjalmer Boyd Hagen, F. A. Lake City Hage, Paul J. Hanska Haecker, Prof. F. L. Exp. Sta., St. Paul Haas, Rev. L. 5115 9th St., St. Paul Haines, M. T. 177 Woodland Ave., Fairmont Hager, John 613 Van Buren, St. Paul Haeg, Mrs. E. H. R. 1, Sta. F, Mpls. Hackett, J. E. 187 Malcolm Ave. S.E., Mpls. Hahn, M. D. Amiret Haglund, O. N. Eastwood Hagen, Severt Waseca Hagnie, Donald 707 Fairmount Ave., St. Paul Haining, John. A. Brookston Haering, J. J. Jordan Haglund, Mrs. Aug. Red Top Haglund, Gust. Red Top Halverson, Alfred Spring Grove Hall, R. F. New Auburn Hallstrom, C. O. Box 185, Red Wing Hall, L. P. Deerwood Hall, Mrs. C. E. C. 3036 Portland Ave., Mpls. Hall, T. W. 251 Cham. of Com., Mpls. Halden, F. E. Mound Halbert, C. W. 203 Dispatch Bldg., St. Paul Halverson, L. Shevlin Halverson, Jacob Delavan Halvorsen, A. S. Albert Lea Halvorson, H. S. Brooten Hall, S. O. 621 Erie St. S. E., Mpls. Halverson, M. J. Medina, N. D. Hale, W. H. 1042 McKnight Bldg., Mpls. Hall, Stanley Grygla Hammer, F. O. 2144 Princeton St., St. Paul Hanselman, Jos. 1677 Adrian St., St. Paul Hanger, Jacob Wyoming Hanson, N. P. Hutchinson Hansen, Geo. W. 1104 Doud Ave., Bemidji Hanson, Henry Graceville Hanson, Albert T. R. 10, Fergus Falls Hanson, M. C. Clarkfield Hanson, Frank W. Box 711, Litchfield Hanover, R. F. Winona Hammer, E. A. St. Charles Hansen, Peter R. 1, Box 35, S. St. Paul Hanus, Adolph R. 2, Hopkins Hanlos, Augusta Donaldson, Wis. Hanson, R. B. Ladysmith, Wis. Hanna, M. M. D. & I. R. Ry., Duluth Hamustrom, C. J. New Brighton Handy, A. M. Granada Hansen, H. F. Albert Lea Hansen, Chris Albert Lea Hanson, Simon J. Dawson Hanson, Jas. F. Fertile Hanson, C. L. Fertile Hammer, M. E. Heiberg Hanson, L. O. R. 1, Box 68, Red Wing Hanson, A. L. Ada Ham, Geo. S. R. 2, Aitkin Hanson, H. C. Barnum Hansen, Phil Capitol, St. Paul Hanson, O. W. New Richland Hanson, O. M. R. 1, Ulen Hanson, Ivan Clarissa Hanford, Arthur 2027 Woodland Ave., Duluth Harrison, F. M. Glenwood Harrison, H. W. R. 6, Rochester Hartman, Frank Iona Harold, Geo. E. Maiden Rock, Wis. Harper, J. L. Lock Box 1006, Mpls. Hartwick, Ole Granite Falls Harris, A. W. Sleepy Eye Harseim, Louis B. Aitkin Hartig, Wm. Hopkins Harris, W. S. 2449 Pillsbury Ave., Mpls. Harnden, C. H. Fairmont Hardwick, Mrs. B. G. 4419 Fremont S., Mpls. Hastings, C. C. Buffalo Habison, E. H. 227 Anoka St., Duluth Harris, Mrs. John 3000 E. 25th St., Mpls. Hart, Frank Cleveland Harder, Fred 1044 Winslow Ave., W. St. Paul Hart, Frank W. Laporte Harris, Earl Litchfield Haskins, Geo. Burtrum Haseltine, Mrs. E. R. Excelsior Harper, Stanley J. Box 1625, Mpls. Harris, L. E. Atwater Harris, Van V. 1723 E. 6th St., Duluth Hawkins, Mrs. Alice M. 1523 Fremont N., Mpls. Hathaway, C. E. Northfield Hawkins, J. S. 1523 Fremont N., Mpls. Hawkins, John Box 495, Mpls. Hawkins, Mrs. J. C. Austin Hawkes, A. S. Waseca Hatcher, Frank Wayzata Hatledal, Ole O. Benson Hawkes, Chas. B. 20 E. 3rd St., St. Paul Hawkins, G. C. 2913 Fremont S., Mpls. Hawkes, H. B. Excelsior Haupt, C. F. 106 Concord St., St. Paul Hattenberger, Tony Shakopee Hayden, Chas. Blackduck Hatcher, Amos Delano Hawkins, Mrs. G. C. 2913 S. Fremont, Mpls. Hatcher, Lloyd F. Wayzata Hauenstein, Mrs. Regina 4428 Aldrich S., Mpls. Hayes, Chas. H. Clarissa Hazelton, D. C. Cutler Haven, G. A. Chatfield Hayes, Dr. E. W. Browns Valley Heinemann, R. E. Montevideo Hegerle, M. H. St. Bonifacius Heltemez, John Sauk Rapids Helger, Wm. C. 1955 Portland Ave., St. Paul Hegland, A. 2018 W. Superior St., Duluth Helgeson, C. T. Albert Lea Hellyar, A. B. 1718 Chicago Ave., Mpls. Heckle, Jos. 976 Bellows St., W. St. Paul Heller Bros. Albee, S. D. Heinsohn, Aug. LeSueur Heck, Geo. J. 418 Rice St., St. Paul Heier, Herman R. 1, Bertha Headman, P. W. Henning Hellerman, Gerhard Melrose Hellerman, Herman Melrose Heinrum, Mrs. Hawkon Lake Park Hector, Chas. J. 1209 E. 2nd St., Duluth Heins, Geo. N. Box 295, Sleepy Eye Headline, Francis R. 2, West Concord Helland, B. J. Clearbrook Heagy, Ralph 1687 W. Minnehaha St., St. Paul Healy, Mrs. Reginald J. 2105 Irving S., Mpls. Heikkila, Oscar Ely Henze, Jake Lewiston Henjum, Nels Frost Henderson, H. G. Lime Springs, Ia. Hendrickson, M. P. Montevideo Henry, P. Albert Lea Henry, Henley & Son 175 Concord St., St. Paul Henke, Gust. Buffalo Lake Henkel, Peter Watkins Henderson, R. L. Brady, Mont. Hennemann, Dr. H. F. Sauk Center Henningsen, Walter C. 5208 Chicago Avs., Mpls. Henjum, Ole Saum Hener, Willie Leonard, N. D. Hemphill, Henry Pillager Hendrickson, Ernest Mahtomedi Hendrickson, Henry Kratka Henry, Mrs. M. J. 1895 Iglehart Ave., St. Paul Hesselgrave, R. V. Winnebago Hershaug, Ed. Kenyon Hewitt, Cameron Fond du Lac Herman, A. C. 1613 Van Buren St., St. Paul Herscher, Laurence Renville Hewitt, Adelaide R. 1, Hopkins Heritage, Wm. Ely Herman, Jos. R. 2, Box 81, W. St. Paul Herds, John W. Lonsdale Hetle, E. Northfield Heuring, Mat. Rogers Hilborn, E. C. Valley City, N. D. Hicks, Wm. C. Cedar Hidde, Fred Herman Hillger, Rev. Aug. Rich Valley Hill, W. W. 146 W. 48th St., Mpls. Hill, F. C. Albert Lea Higbie, W. S. Eden Prairie Highby, L. P. H. Albert Lea Hillman, Wm. O. 396 Dewey Ave., St. Paul Hiller, Aric Excelsior Hibbard, Mrs. C. J. 3806 Sheridan S., Mpls. Hill, G. E. R. 1, White Bear Hildebrand, E. W. 967 Galvin Ave., W. St. Paul Hicks, Fred C. 1022 Court Merrill, Mitchell, S. D. Hillig, John Morgan Hidershide, Dr. Geo. N. Arcadia, Wis. Hintermister, J. H. 202 Dispatch Bldg., St. Paul Hinckley, C. N. R. 3, Osseo Hines, Ed., Lbr. Co. Chicago, Ill. Hitchcock, F. E. 401 Com. Bldg., St. Paul Hinkle, B. J. Little Falls Hinckley, C. S. Elbow Lake Hinras, M. Sleepy Eye Hislop, Walter 243 Sunfish Rd., W. St. Paul Hirt, John H. 4430 34th Ave. S., Mpls. Hjermstad, C. F. Red Wing Hjermstad, H. L. Red Wing Hobart, W. P. 4400 Dupont S., Mpls. Hofmann, E. L. Janesville Hoffman, Rev. C. Bruno, Sask. Hoff, J. M. 324 Hennepin Ave., Mpls. Hofenmeister, Alfons New Ulm Hoffman, Herman Dent Hoffman, G. Henderson Hoffman, L. J. Buffalo Hoffman, H. R. 526 5th Ave. S., Wausau, Wis. Hoffman, Mrs. C. S. 2334 Langdon, St. Paul Hoaglund, Hildur 5th St. S., Willmar Hoffman, Geo. J. Long Lake Hobbs, Arnold 610 N. Y. Life Bldg., Mpls. Holmberg, J. E. Avoca Holt, John E. Carver Holmgren, P. O. Hoffman Holten, John Fertile Holmberg, J. A. 1241 Edgerton St., St. Paul Holm, E. P. 20 W. 5th St., St. Paul Holmes, Mrs. Jos. T. R. 2, Box 17, Northfield Holt, John Wolverton Hollingsworth, Ralph 1107 13th Ave. S.E., Mpls. Holland, Ozra S. R. 1, Winona Holl, Dr. P. M. 2011 Chicago Ave., Mpls. Holtimier, John Excelsior Homan, Frank R. 1, Sauk Rapids Holasek, Winslow Hopkins Holmberg, A. R. Renville Homola, Frank J. R. 2, Hopkins Holstad, Hans 920 St. Olaf Ave., Northfield Holm, H. E. Opstead How, H. Esmond, N. D. Holst, John R. 1, S. St. Paul Holbrook, Miss Eleanor B. 5250 Penn Ave. S., Mpls. Horton, W. H. Alexandria Hornly, H. C. Cloquet Hostetter, A. B. Duluth Hoverstad, A. T. Maynard Howland, Clinton J. Northfield Howland, Mrs. Eleanor R. 1, Sta. F, Care E. Landis, Mpls. Hoss, Mrs. Nick New Ulm Hoyt, B. T. Hamline & Hoyt Aves., St. Paul Hove, John I. Northwood, Ia. Houghtelin, J. M. Chatfield Howard, Geo. F. 1281 Raymond Ave., St. Paul Hoyt, Edward Scotch Grove, Ia. Howe, Peter Kellogg Houghton, Jas. G. 3129 Clinton Ave., Mpls. Howlett, Mrs. D. D. R. 5, Oshkosh, Wis. Horton, Mrs. F. W. R. 1, White Bear Hosmer, Ralph S. Cornell Univ., Ithaca, N.Y. Horton, G. L. Litchfield Hostager, N. A. Zumbrota Hoslicker, F. S. Tappen, N. D. Hough, J. S. 500 Northern Crown Bk. Bld., Winnipeg, M. Howe, T. J. Clark, S. D. Hoppert, Walter O. R. 1, Bx. 198, W. St. Paul Hromatka, Joseph Hopkins Hoover, J. L. R. 2, Kensal, N. D. Hoyard, W. E. Henderson Horn, Chas. 244 Lewis St., Duluth House, Susan M. 201 W. Faribault St., Duluth Houston, Geo. S. 3833 Thomas Ave., Mpls. Hoyt, L. H. Fridley Hoyt, Arthur Fridley Hoyt, R. A. Lake City Huestis, Dr. O. M. 400 Central Ave., Mpls. Huff, Theo. A. Fergus Falls Huber, Frank Shakopee Hull, F. H. Brookpark Hubbell, C. H. 917 Marquette Ave., Mpls. Hubacheck, Mrs. F. R. Long Lake Huffman, Mrs. E. J. Nemadji Huckfield, B. E. 4116 Queen Ave. S., Mpls. Huber, Rev. A. T. Elbow Lake Hughes, H. J. Care Farm, Stock & Home, Mpls. Hughart, H. F. Hamel Huff, N. L. 1219 7th St. S.E., Mpls. Hulbert, A. M. Elk River Huey, W. G. 717 10th Ave. N., Fargo, N. D. Huff, B. J. Yola Hultquist, Esther M. Care Gowan-Lenning-Brown, Duluth Hubbard, W. A. Lake City Huldal, H. T. R. 1, Wilton Husser, Henry Minneiska Hummel, Prof. J. A. 2143 Commonwealth, St. Paul Hurtt, Wm. Hoople, N. D. Hundt, G. Tintah Humphrey, D. A. 3624 Blaisdell, Mpls. Hushka, Joseph Felton Hurd, Burton 652 S. Smith Ave., St. Paul Huyck, E. J. 44th & Central Aves., Mpls. Huttner, Miss R. 2, Glen Lake, Hopkins Hybergh, S. Hamel, Minn. Hynes, John F. R. 1, Moose Lake

Innes, J. C. Luverne Ingebrigtsen, Iver J. Fertile Ingmundson, C. P. 121 2nd Ave. S., Jamestown, N. D. Ikier, Wm. Vernon Center Ingram, Carrie E. Sandstone Isaacson, O. A. Madison Innis, Geo. S. 1671 Hewitt Ave., St. Paul Ihfe, Fred 301 W. Brompton St., W. St. Paul Isensee, A. R. 3, Annandale Isidore, Mother M. Mankato Imlach, H. E. Estevan, Sask. Ingleston, R. F. 703 E. Nebr. Ave., St. Paul Imdicke, Ben Brooten Irish, Mrs. Addie Detroit Irving, John N. S. Park, St. Paul Ireland, John Shell Lake, Wis. Ingalk, Boyd Newport Ingales, Boyd Newport

Jackson, P. T. 1722 Summit Ave., St. Paul Janzen, Abr. Mt. Lake Jackson, Peter Cloquet Jacobson, P. G. Madison Jaquith, O. O. Box 114, Pillager Jacobson, J. F. Madison Jager, Rev. Francis. St. Bonifacius Jacobson, Nels Wayzata Jackson, Jas. Woodstock Jacobs, Dr. J. C. Willmar Jacobson, Fred Rushford Jasmer, Paul A. Winona James, Dr. A. C. Springfield, Ill. Jahren, Rev. H. C. M. Grand Meadow Jaycox, L. I. Woodstock Jacobson, J. L. Madison Jarshaw, Sam Madison Jacobson, J. M. Hills Jacobson, T. M. Hills Jaeger, Jos. R. 3, St. Cloud James, J. Willis 1863 Lincoln Ave., St. Paul Jackman, C. F. R. 2, Box 7, Esterville, Ia. Jackson, Geo. R. Manchester, N. H. Jamison, Robt. Excelsior Jansen, D. E. Rogers Jackson, J. F. 216 Lbr. Exch., Mpls. Jackson, Miss Emma A. 4005 Drexel Blvd., Chicago, Ill. Jensen, A. P. Box 84, Askov Jerabek, Mrs. Mary Excelsior Jensen, Jens A. Rose Creek Jensen, Adolph 3315 17th Ave. S., Mpls. Jensen, J. P. Morgan Jensen, C. M. Albert Lea Jedlicka, Henry R. 3, Eagle Bend Jensen, Anton McIntosh Jenson, Jens H. Box 314, Hudson, Wis. Jenswald, John Duluth Jennison, Mrs. Jas. 4224 Fremont S., Mpls. Jenson, J. A. New London Jenson, N. A. Willmar Jensen, J. L. Menomonie, Wis. Jernberg, J. C. 1724 10th Ave. S., Mpls. Jensen, L. Clearbrook Jenson, W. F. Mankato Jepson, Mrs. J. H. 1323 Fremont N., Mpls. Johnson, J. P. Miami, Fla. Johnson, Gust J. Clarissa Johnson, P. G. 3300 Elliot, Mpls. Johnson, Dr. A. E. Cloquet Johnson, E. A. Maple Plain Johnson, Fred Jarretts Johnson, L. T. Spring Grove Johnson, O. B. New Richland Johnson, P. E. North Branch Johnson, Arnt R. 2, Viroqua, Wis. Johnson, Henry V. 614 E. Lawson St., St. Paul Johnson, A. W. 4405 Pleasant, Mpls. Johnston, Fred L. 1006 Laurel Ave., St. Paul Johnson, Jos. T. 1196 Jessie St., St. Paul Johnson, J. H. Doon, Ia. Johnson, C. A. R. 1, Box 48, Ogilvie Johnson, Clyde Bergville Johnson, Carl G. Little Falls Johnson, Isaac West Union, Ia. Johnson, O. W. Hawley Johnson, Lewis Box 238, Albert Lea Johnson, A. N. 4512 Drew Ave., Mpls. Johnson, F. W. Breckenridge Johnson, L. F. 1014 Bemidji Ave., Bemidji Johnson, G. G. 1510 E. 6th St., Duluth Johnson, O. H. R. 5, Box 56, Willmar Johnson, Chas. Eugene U. of M., Mpls. Johnson, P. J. 3931 Van Buren St. N.E., Mpls. Johnson, J. C. 3343 Fillmore St., Mpls. Johnson, W. W. Detroit Johnson, C. J. Box 37, Cushing Johnston, Rodney Maple Plain Johnson, L. H. Maynard Johnston, Wm. Eden Prairie Johnson, Selmer 807 W. College St., Rochester Johnson, F. W. R. 2, Braham Johnson, A. W. 1081. Hague Ave., St. Paul Johnson, Miss Carolyn 760 Linwood Place, St. Paul Johnson, Andrew R. 3, Box 3, Arnold Johnson, Henry L. R. 7, Fergus Falls Johnson, Alphonse E. R. 2, Stephen Johnson, Mrs. Charley Amery, Wis. Johnson, John J. Box 17, Naples, S. D. Johnson, Peter Box 17, Naples, S. D. Johnson, L. O. E. Butler Ave., St. Paul Johnson, Roy R. 1, Box 46, Brandon Johnson, Jos. Fridley Johnson, S. L. R. 3, Hopkins Johnson, Geo. Millarton, N. D. Johnson, Geo. Grygla Johnson, N. C. South Side Farm, White Bear Lake Jones, A. C. Duluth Jorgensen, I. B. Hutchinson Jones, Thos. C. Russell Jordin, Aug. New London Jones, J. Frank Redwood Falls Jordan, J. J. Shakopee Jones, G. P. Bagley Jorgenson, Bros. Clarkfield Jones, J. S. Madison Jones, S. J. 3736 Oakland Ave., Mpls. Jordin, John A. R. 8, Litchfield Jordan, Wm. Merriam Pk. Sta., St. Paul Jungbauer, Frank 1000 Winslow Ave., St. Paul Justin, Edw. J. Excelsior Juen, Louis 1063 Gorman Ave., W. St. Paul

Katzner, Rev. Jno. B. Collegeville Kalbakken, Theo. St. Joseph, Wis. Kapler, Geo. R. Perham Kasper, Hans Grand Marais Kangas, Henry Floodwood Kaiser, Max Merriam Park Floral Co., St. Paul Kates, Mrs. Rose Litchfield Kalmbach, W. A. 302 Wolvin Bldg., Duluth Kaminsky, Jos. Box 445, Hopkins Kansal, John 2016 Minnehaha Ave., Mpls. Kallock, H. H. Oslo Kallberg, Jens Red Top Karpisek, Jos. 41 Harrison St., Bellaire, Ohio Kallestad, C. A. Ruthton Karsten, Miss Ida C. 432 Adams N.E., Mpls. Keasling, F. J. Zimmerman Keith, John A. Cass Lake Kelley, Elmer Sta. F., R. 1, Mpls. Kelly, W. J. Claremont, S. D. Keene, P. L. Mankato Kelley, Clark W. Devils Lake, N. D. Kees, A. A. Sta. F, R. 4, Mpls. Kelley, C. E. 240 E. Belvidere St., St. Paul Keiper, Chas. 260 Haskell St., W. St. Paul Keller, Henry Newport Keist, M. J. 1178 Conway St., St. Paul Kelley, Frank W. R. 1, Menomonie, Wis. Ketchum, C. S. Middlefield, Ohio Keyes, E. A. Excelsior Kenyon, J. M. Lamberton Kempe, Peter Red Wing Kenney, Dr. D. J. 5108 Newton Ave. S., Mpls. Keyes, Dr. C. R. 705 N. 57th Ave. W., West Duluth Kenning, T. A. 1815 26th Ave. N., Mpls. Kenety, W. H. Cloquet Forest & Exp. Sta., Cloquet Kerker, Mrs. Thos. 730 Aurora Ave., St. Paul Kendrick, J. W. 1804 Iglehart Ave., St. Paul Kerns, John Olivia Kendall, R. S. Loraine, Wis. Kimball, Rev. J. R. 1, Duluth Kinkade, W. S. Sioux Falls, S. D. Kinney, S. G. Faribault Kirk, Loren O. 716 4th Ave. S., Mpls. Kirk, E. B. 445 Laurel Ave., St. Paul Kittson, Norman 1017 Dayton Ave., St. Paul Kingsley, A. W. Bricelyn Kinsman, A. N. Austin Killmer, R. E. Pine City Kimball, E. L. 604 1st Natl. Bank Bldg., Duluth Kidd, Mrs. F. E. 1800 2nd Ave. N., Mpls. Kirkpatrick, K. A. Wayzata Kirchner & Renich 17 S. 7th St., Mpls. Kittleson, A. J. Madison Kirk Sisters Clearwater King, J. C. 1040 Drexel Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Kinsman, C. D. Austin Kirby, Mrs. C. A. Heron Lake Kimball, Miss Grace E. Waltham Kidder, E. D. Marshall Kind, Wm. Melrose Kiger, H. E. Wheaton Kirkwood, W. P. 1376 Grantham St., St. Paul Klaksirk, Iver S. Underwood Klebs, J. C. Bertha Klebs, F. W. Eagle Bend Klabunde, Carl Spillville, Ia. Klodt, Frank R. 2, Staples Klunschmidt, Wm. F. Morgan Klucas, J. A. Buffalo Lake Klindt, Henry Litchfield Klein, M. H. Caledonia Klein, Albert R. 1, So. St. Paul Knight, E. W., 1202 N. 6th St. Estherville, Ia. Knowles, Mrs. M. A. Sawtelle, Cal. Knoblauch, W. Excelsior Knatvold, H. Albert Lea Knowles, Miss Marjorie 752 Lincoln Ave., St. Paul Knutson, Fred Albert Lea Knudson, Jacob Taopi Knapp, G. A. Deerwood Knapp, A. W. Mound Knutson, A. R. Pelican Rapids Knudtson, Andrew Brandon Kruggel, Miss Emma L. 2929 Fremont So., Mpls. Kraut, Emil Lester Prarie Krause, Chas. Merriam Park Krekelberg, Henry J. Dent Krogh, H. P. 1486 Hythe St., St. Paul Kremer, Geo. F. Grand Rapids Kroehler, T. J. Houston Kresta, Matt. Eden, S. D. Kraus, Geo. McGrath Korth, Albert Rothsay Kovar, Wansel Owatonna Kolisch, Aug. St. Louis Park Kotouc, Rev. A. St. Leo Koenig, G. A. Howard Lake Korth, Aug. Rothsay Koehler, D. Hector Kortsad, A. Newfolden Kochendorfer, K. K. South Park Kohler, Chas. Winona Krueger, John R. 6, Stillwater Krause, Mrs. Chas. R. 1, Merriam Park Kropp, Chas. O. Wadena Krueger, B. F. Niagara, N. D. Kroll, John Lake Benton Kreiziger, Frank 214 Cole St., Watertown, Wis. Krincke, Henry 46 W. Gessemini, St. Paul Kruger, Walter Paynesville Kunkel, Jos. J. Kimball Kullander, F. Q. Kensington Kuhns, A. M. Main & Plum, Red Wing Kuefler, Mrs. Anton Belgrade Kuyper, Mrs. John R. 5, Mondovie, Wis. Kueffner, Otto 63 No. Milton, St. Paul Kyrklund, C. H. Winthrop Koza, Jos. 917 Bellows St., W. St. Paul Koester, John V. 207 Iron Exchange, Mpls. Koelruck, Gustav Stewart Kozial, Miss Justine M. R. 3, Little Falls Koher, A. 133 W. Lucy, W. St. Paul Koutek, Jos. Butler & Stryker, W. St. Paul Kolbe, Ed Sleepy Eye Koerner, Olga 1377 Grantham, St. Paul

Lamb, C. Sr. Baker Lumberson, L. Warren Lahn, Mrs. Geo. Rogers Lammers, Henry P., Jr. 639 Lafond, St. Paul Lagerquist, John F. Cushing Lagerquist, F. W. 701 Elmwood No., Mpls. Lamson, W. H. Hinckley Lake, A. F. Shenandoah, Ia. LaFrance, H. 225 Clifton, Mpls. Lahiff, Arthur 1412 14th Ave. So., Mpls Isadone, Rasmus Box 440, Cloquet Lake, Homer Homer Lambert, Edward V. Buffalo Lake Lamphere, Mrs. Chas. Frazee Laflin, J. C. Williams Lade, Halstein Fosston Lake, Shores Hubbard LaCroix, Wm. Deer River Langholz, J. A. Newport Landeen, A. F. Eagle Bend Larkin, T. H. 217 Ford Bldg., Great Falls, Mont. Larson, Emil V. Eagle Bend Laurin, John Renville Lange, Marie R. Willmar Larson, J. P. 4th St. E., Willmar Landscape Architect, Dept. Pub. Wks. Regina, Sask. Larsen, Raymond M. 214 Providence Bldg., Duluth Langlund, Nils Cedarbend Larson, C. F. Morgan Larson, L. U. Lowry Larson, Peter Box 208, Albert Lea Larson, L. R. 2, St. James Lane, J. W. Anoka Langseth, C. C. Worthington Larson, John Box 25, R. 1, Lafayette Langford, H. A. Blackduck Larson, W. E. Madison, Wis. Landahl, H. Little Falls Landeene, W. E. Elbow Lake Larson, Ole H. Hisega, S. D. Lanes, John O. Dawson Larson, L. B. St. Louis Park Lange, L. M. Cass Lake Lange, G. H. Lake City Langmaid, Abbie B. Granite Falls Larson, G. 1013 Winslow Ave., St. Paul Lauritson, A. Warrendale Greenhouse, Como Park, St. P. Law, K. B. 2237 Doswell, St. Paul Lawson, F. E. Goodhue Latsch, John A. Winona Lawson, M. H. Ellendale Lawson, F. L. Welch Lawrence, Alfred Box 115, Eldridge, N. D. Lawson, L. P. Isle Lawton, Chas. 2162 Dayton Ave., St. Paul Lawrence, Mrs. W. W. 2108 Woodland Ave., Duluth Latourelle, J. R. 1, Centuria. Wis. Lawrie, Jas. A. 401 Wolvin Bldg., Duluth Leiner, Dan'l Morris Lee, Geo. F. Hanska Leath, Fred Cleveland Leavitt, Miss Clara 2015 James So., Mpls. Leary, D. J. Brown's Valley Lee, E. G. 1787 Dayton Ave., St. Paul Lee, Ole N. Hayfield Lee, Iver A. Neilsville Leake, Mrs. C. W. No. St. Paul Lehnerts, Prof. E. H. "U. of M.," Mpls. LeDue, A. C. 10 No. 12th Ave., Duluth Leach, A. R. Faribault Lemieux, Mrs. M. A. Nebr. & Adams St., St. Paul Lee, Prof. Olav 1115 St. Olaf Ave., Northfield Leitch, Wm. Columbia Heights, Mpls. Leath, Mrs. Eleanor Okipee Farm, Linden Hills Leasman, Geo. W. Hector Lee, T. K. Benson Lee, J. A. Benson Ledvina, Joseph Pine City Lee, Eddie St. Cloud, Minn., R. 5 Le Fevre, A. 290 Emerson Ave., W. St. Paul Leonard, Dr. L. D. 515 Syndicate Blk., Mpls. Lenz, Rudolph Adrian Lerol, John A. Whalen Lewis, A. F. LeRoy Lewis, Chas. L., Jr. Shell Lake, Wis. Lewis, Meyer Box 6, Mpls. Leslie, A. W. 2124 Fremont So., Mpls. Lenander, Edwin Buffalo Lake Lewis, Bert Caledonia Leyde, H. G. Newport Leyde, G. F. Hewitt Leonard, Dr. W. E., 408 Donaldson Bldg., Mpls. Lerch, Bernard, Secy. Carpenters Farmers' Club, Togo Linden, Harry Belgrade Lippman, J. C. 1486 Hythe St., St. Paul Lietze, F. W. Mound Lieske, Robt. Pequot Lien, Ole L. Willmar Lindgren, A. W. 317 Kennilworth Ave., Duluth Lisler, Mrs. A. M. Grand Rapids Lippert, A. O. Bertha Lindsay, J. M. Austin Lightner, Mrs. W. H. 318 Summit Ave., St. Paul Lindstrom, John A. J. Lindstrom Linton, Robt. 1045 Everett Court, St. Anthony Park Lindsey, Geo. F. 1413 Mer. Natl. Bk. Bldg., St. Paul Linder, E. A. Warroad Lieberg, C. F. Clarkfield Limperich, Henry J. 503 6th Ave. No., St. Cloud Lindahl, J. A. Harris Lien, Andy Beaudette Lichtscheidl, John 627 Univ. Ave., St. Paul Lien, G. E. Maynard Lindholm, J. A. E. Glen Lake, Hopkins Linnell, Mr. J. E. Maple Plain Lindhe, H. E. Deer River Lindstam, S. F. St. Louis Park, R. No. 1. Libby, Merton R. Hopkins, R. No. 2 Lien, Thos. LeRoy Livingston, C. B. 267 Bryant No., Mpls. Linderholm, A. Belgrade Lindgren, Oscar Princeton, R. 4 Lippincott, Miss C. H. 3010 Hen. Ave., Mpls. Lindholm, C. J. 710 42nd Ave. N., Mpls. Light, C. W. 2339 St. John St., Regina, Sask. Lilleskov, Leonard Byron Lievere, B. A. 2910 Johnson St. NE., Mpls. Lowe, M. F. Buffalo Loegering, Aug. Long Prairie Lovold, E. J. 4125 31st Ave. S., Mpls. Loop, Leeman Dent Loftman, Oscar Fertile Lomis, C. P. St. Peter Logstrom, Reinhold Atwater Loegering, A. J. St. Peter Loye, C. C. 3537 19th Ave. S., Mpls. Lomen, O. O. Decorah, Ia., R. No. 1 Loss, Bj. Lake City Loudenback, F. M. Bagley Lowell, O. S. Buffalo Lott, K. F. 101 E. 8th St., St. Paul Lorenz, Otto 1187 Dale, St. Paul Lorentz, R. H. Howard Lake Long, Miss Avie 627 Penn Ave., Mpls. Lonsdale, Miss Persis G. Sauk Rapids Lobsinger, Anton 738 Cromwell Ave., St. Paul Lorenzen, Gust. Bagley, R. 2 Losleben, Rev. A. J. Norwood Long, Jesse L. 2107 5th Ave. N., Mpls. Lock, Frank Osseo, R. 1 Lofgren, Erick Red Top Lofgren, A. H. Tower Logan, Frank 701 Kenwood Pkway, Mpls. Lov, Chas. R. 3, Hopkins Lovering, Thos. Campbell Loucks, Chas. H. Mankato Luchan, H. J. Fertile Ludlow, H. J. Worthington Lundholm, Dr. E. M. 677 Univ. Ave., St. Paul Lundborg, Theo. A. Nisswa Lund, Geo. Excelsior Luitjens, A. Clara City Lucas, Dr. H. E. Champlin Lubich, Franz River Falls, Wis. Luitjens, D. G. Hopkins, R. No. 1, care of Chas. Asplund Lucas, Geo. A. 117 S. 6th St., Mpls. Lufi, O. C. La Crescent Lundberg, S. L. Red Wing, No. 1 Lund, Peter Stillwater, 512 Park Place Luhman, Henry Howard Lake Ludwig, Mrs. Frank 1894 Iglehart Ave., St. Paul Luedloff, Herman Cologne Luther, Otto Hills Lunden, H. O. Slayton Lund, C. F. Maple Plain Luhmann, J. C. 158 W. Wabasha St., Winona Lusk, W. F. 1453 Hythe St., St. Paul Lyness, Chas. E. New Richmond Lysen, Aug. O. Lowry

Magnuson, J. E. 107 1st St. SE., St. Cloud Madison, Geo. C. Newport Mander, Frank C. 1535 Hastings Ave., St. Paul Manuel, Dr. K. Janie Masonic Temple, Mpls. Mace, Florence Duluth Mace, Clarissa E. Duluth Maass, Win. H. Waconia Mahlman, H. W. Plato MacLennan, R. Grand Rapids Manchester, Edwin V. Hopkins Mansfield, Miss C. Mankato Mace, R. E. 1631 E. 3rd St., Duluth Maney, Peter, Jr. Grygla Manz, F. W. Paynesville Magnuson, Swen Templeton, Cal. Malmsten, F. W. 2117 Western Ave., Mpls. Malmberg, E. W. Lafayette Mahler, Adolph Waseca Malmquist, G. Wayzata Malitor, Martin St. Cloud Malberg, P. B. Thief River Falls Mahler, C. Fairmont, N. D. Magnuson, I. E. Willmar Maddy, Mrs. Emma Annandale Macnab, J. C. Lombard St., Winnipeg, Can. Mann, R. T. Excelsior, R. 1 Malmberg, Chas. A. Lindstrom Manley, L. B. Torrey Bldg., Duluth Maher, Howard Devils Lake, N. D. Maine, M. F. 522 Met. Life Bldg., Mpls. Magie, Mrs. Frank 1710 London Rd., Duluth MacDonough, Mary Emerson, N. D. Mains, T. U. 3805 10th Ave. S., Mpls. Mailand, C. H. Newport Manthun, Reinhold Dent Manuel, R. W. 147 Orlin Ave. SE., Mpls. Majerns, Math. Brooten Magnuson, O. J. Isanti Mareck, Titus 420 Ridgewood Ave., Mpls. Marshall, Mrs. L. Emogene 3032 Irving So., Mpls. Martin, F. J. Excelsior Martens, John 2938 Bloomington Ave. S., Mpls. Martin, John H. 22 N. 4th St., Mpls. Marsh, V. P. Big Falls Mariem, P. B. Daytons Bluff, Sta. F, R. 4, St. Paul Marthaler, Henry South St. Paul Martenson, Alfred Maynard, R. 2 Maruska, John A. New Prague, R. 4, Box 78 Martin, Grant Redwood Falls Mathews, Mrs. Jas. H. Larimore, N. D. Mathisen, Geo. W. Windom Massee, A. W. Albert Lea Mayo, E. D. 2808 S. Fremont, Mpls. Maust, S. H. Canton Mayman, E. W. Sauk Rapids Matzke, Sil. So. St. Paul Mayland, A. W. Albert Lea Mathison, Thoger St. Paul Park Mattison, Dr. C. W. Swea City, Ia., Box 201 Mathes, E. H. Excelsior Mayman, Hattie A. Sauk Rapids Mattson, F. Terrace, B. C. Mayne, Prof. D. D. Univ. Farm, St. Paul Mason, Joe Long Lake Mather, O. L. 201 S. 21st Ave. E., Duluth May, Bernard Stewart Matzke, H. C. 1925 Jefferson St., Duluth May, Prof. J. H. River Falls, Wis. Masson, E. Deerwood Mathews, Oscar R. Newell, S. D. Mathews, Miss Harriet 807 W. College St., Rochester Mattocks, Brewer Jr. 911 Woodland Ave., Duluth Mawin, Geo. G. Warroad Mellinger, T. S. Pine Island Merrill, Geo. E. 4604 Washburn So., Mpls. Mense, F. G. 3941 Aldrich S. Mpls. Meeker, Mary K. 2548 Clinton Ave., Mpls. Meeds, A. D. 2424 Harriet Ave., Mpls. Meadow Lawn Farm St. Peter, R. No. 2 Meginess, Fred J. Winona Merritt, Mrs. John E. Aitkin Meisinger, Engelb. 1062 Stryker Ave., W. St. Paul Meelker, Ben Raymond Mendenhall, W. J. 1212 27th Ave. NE., Mpls. Mead, P. H. White Bear Lake Melson, John Deerwood Merritt, C. H. 519 Woodland Ave., Duluth Merritt, Neal R. Hinckley Meyer, Henry Blue Earth Meyer, J. H. Austin Meyer, C. H. 774 West Ave., Red Wing Meyer, Frank Excelsior, R. No. 1 Mesenbring, Otto Clayton, Wis., care Louis Schmidt Meyenburg, H. C. Montvideo Meyer, E. St. Louis Park, R. No. 1 Meyers, Rev. J. St. James Miller, W. L. 152 E. 5th St., St. Paul Metcalf, Dr. F. W. Winton Meyers, J. E. 515 N. 27th St., Mpls. Mills, D. L. Lake City Miks, Rev. A. St. Michael Mpls. Public Library Mpls. Miller E. B. Mpls., R. 1, Sta. F. Milne, H. A. Elmerado, N. D., R. No. 2 Mighton, S. R. Winnipeg, Man., Box 1393 Miller, H. J. Cologne Miner, H. P. 3022 Dupont So., Mpls. Mix, H. P. Lidgewood, N. D. Miller, Warren Verdi Mitchell, D.M. Owatonna Mitchell, W. B. 508 1st Ave. S., St. Cloud Minder, Emma Ortonville Michelson, Nels Austin Miller, Elbert W. R. 1, Anoka Mills, L. D. Garden City Miller, Hans F. P. 501 N. Greeley, Stillwater Middleton, E. C. Baudette Miller, T. E. Ely Mpls. Real Estate Bd. 633 Andrus Bldg., Mpls. Miller W. L. 152 E. 5th St., St. Paul Miller, O. A. Rainbow Hotel, Great Falls, Mont. Miller, S. J. Briarcombe Farm, Winona Mitchell, Mrs. Harry Halma Minn. Northern Nurs. Co. 1511 Raymond Ave., St. Paul Miller, Joseph Hopkins Miller, Chas. 4539 Morgan No., Mpls. Miller, Wm. J. Warroad, Box 442 Miller, Hjalmar S. Lindstrom Miller, E. Amery, Wis. Mielke, Geo. Sidney, Mont. Miller, Henry C. Sauk Center Mpls. Architectural Club 920 Nic. Ave., Mpls. Miller, Sarah A. Sauk Rapids Moehring, Otto Montevideo Moore, W. M. Forest Service, Santa Barbara, Cal. Moeser, Ed St. Louis Park Moore, Mrs. C. F. Worthington Moberg, Aron Lowry Moline, E. J. 2622 Henn. Ave., Mpls. Monson, N. L. Buffalo Lake Mondeng, Chas. 160 Newton Ave. N. Mpls. Moeser, Ernest St. Louis Park Montgomery, Katherine A. Bradley St. Sta., St. Paul, R. 4, Bx. 29 Montgomery, W. C. Excelsior, R. No. 3 Moore, John E. Louisville Moede, H. F. Buffalo Lake Moody, Geo. W. Amery, Wis. Moeser, Miss Flora St. Louis Park Molander, A. L. Bemidji Moline, Geo. Woodstock Molenar, John Raymond, R. 2 Monk, B. B. Minot, N. D. Moen, A. A. 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Crookston Mullen, A. J. Custom House, Mpls. Mudd, Mrs. Neva Sandstone Munson, Nels Cokato Mulqueeneg, Mrs. Jas. Buffalo Munn, Mrs. M. D. Forest Lake Mundt, Fred Sunfish Rd., R. 2, W. St. Paul Mullen, John T. Litchfield Munsterteiger, Arthur Buffalo Mulroy, M. F. Brown's Valley Murray, J. W. Excelsior Murray, D. L. Blooming Prairie Murray, Chas. M. Princeton Musser, R. D. Little Falls Musser, C. R. 200 Mer. State Bk. Bldg., Muscatine, Ia. Murphy, Frederick P. Central Lake Murdock, H. E. 1961 Queen Ave. S, St. Paul Murray, Mrs. H. J. 812 Osceola Ave., St. Paul Mutny, John S. Gregory, S. D. Musil, F. J. Hector Musil, Rudolph Hector Murdock, E. C. 405 Scheffman Bldg., St. Paul Myrah, E. G. Spring Grove McBroom, J. K. Excelsior McBride, A. F. 1764 Marshall Ave., St. Paul McAllister, Geo. E. 2637 Emerson N., Mpls. McCullough, Francis Mound McCabe, Mrs. M. Sta. F., Mpls. McConachie, N. Perham McCallum, John Clinton, R. No. 1 McCoy, Dr. Mary 15 W. Supr. St., Duluth McCabe, W. J. 2125 Abbotsford Ave., Duluth McCullach, Jas. T. Washburn, N. D. McClintock, R. G. Willmar McCaleb, Seth Eyota McCathy, T. Caledonia McCabe, M. M. 2328 Roslyn Ave., Duluth McCall, Geo. W. Fort Williams, Ont. McCarthy, F. F. 2725 E. 6th St., Duluth McCormick, Miss Care Geo. H. Rogers, 2302 Blaisdell Ave., Mpls. McElroy White Bear, Bx 386 McDuffee, Herbert S. 2540 3d Ave. S., Mpls. McFadden, Dr. C. A. 6719 Tioga St., Duluth McGuire, A. J. Univ. Farm, St. Paul McGuire, S. H. Annandale McGonagle, Mrs. W. A. Hunter's Park, Duluth McGolerick, Bishop, Jas. Duluth McKusick, Miss Florence M. Stillwater McKee, Maude L. Hotel Waverly, Mpls. McMillan, F. G. No. 2, 5th St., SE., Mpls. McLeod, Neil A. 523 3d Ave. SE., Mpls. McMahon, J. A. Arago McLaughlin, Peter Hunter, N. D. McLarty, Jas. Neche, N. D., R. 2 McLean, Robt. C. 735 Palace Bldg., Mpls. McNair, C. I. Cloquet McNeil, Mrs. Alex Dayton McQuoid, Jas. Pipestone McQuire, Mrs. D. F. Hopkins McPherson, A. K. Walker McPhail, A. J. Hibbing

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O'Brien Pat Renville O'Connor, Jas., Jr. Granite Falls Oberleiter, John Pequot Oberleiter, Mrs. Maria Pequot Oberg, Alma Mayer Olson, S. J. Grand Meadow Olson, Oscar A. Truman Olson, Wm. C. R. 2, Maynard Olson, Ova Boyd Olson, John A. Boyd Olson, Chas. R. 2, Lindstrom Olson, Miss Julia Aitkin Olson, Geo. W. Carver Olmstead, Mrs. E. W., 2727 Lake of Isles Blvd., Mpls. Olsen, Chesta Central Olsen, Peter Eastwood Olson, Paul 2538 Taylor St. N.E., Mpls. Olin, Miss Signe J., 328 No. 60th Ave. W. Duluth Olson, J. J. Central Lakes Odell, Mrs. R. R. 2836 Irwing So., Mpls. Oehring, C. C. Elkader, Ia. Oesch, Fred Winona O'Hara, Dr. P. Waverly Ohr, E. J. Sta. F, R. 3, Mpls. Ogren, G. C. Cambridge Oehler, Mrs. Ira C., 1766 St. Claire St. St. Paul Ogaard, Arthur J. Hettinger, N. D. Ogroskie, Paul Deer River Olson, Lewis R. 3, Kalispell, Mont. Oldenburg, Henry C. Carlton Olsen, H. P. R. 1, St. Louis Park Olson, Aug. R. Kennedy Olson, J. B. Willmar Oleson, Michael Montevideo Olson, Mrs. D. W. White Bear Olson, Peter M. R. 4, Zumbrota Olmstead, Rett E. Excelsior Olson, O. E. R. 2, Bx. 92, Braham Olney, Will Knox, N. D. Olson, O. J. 20 W. 5th St., St. Paul Olson, Edwin O. R. 2, Dent Olson, O. G. Porter Olson, C. H. Beltrami Olds, L. Pequot Ollinger, J. F. Hopkins Oldenberg, C. J. R. 1, Belle Plain Olson, Wm. G. Dunnel Olson, Oluf Burtrum Olson, Hjalmer C. Bx. 26, Ironwood, Mich. Olson, Mrs. Otto W. Eagle Bend Olson, Oscar Orr Old, Mrs. W. A., 5218 Washburn Ave. S. Minneapolis Olson, A. H. 912 W. Robert St., St. Paul Olson, Miss Margaret Wyoming Olson, Martin Lake City Olson, C. E. Underwood Oleson, Cris Cushing, Wis. Old, Mrs. M. E., 1399 W. Minnehaha St. St. Paul Oredalen, Ole Kenyon O'Neill, O. H. 608 Globe Bldg., St. Paul Opsata, C. Bemidji Omland, Erik McIntosh Orr, Grier M. 1040 Laurel Ave., St. Paul O'Neil, Wm. Cass Lake Orwell, C. S. Clarkfield O'Neill, Jas. M. Woodstock Oram, Martin 3240 16th Ave. S., Mpls. Orr, Mrs. G. M. 1040 Laurel Ave., St. Paul Ordway, Mrs. L. P. 523 Portland Ave., St. Paul O'Meara, Steve LeSueur Center Omann, M. E. Stewart Octhoudt, Geo. Eden Prairie Oppegaard, E. O. Sacred Heart Oregon Agri. Col. Library Corvallis, Ore. Orde, G. S. Riverdale Ave., Calgary, Can. Osborn, John Dassel Ostern, L. N. Montevideo Osborne, E. W. 323 B. P. Bldg., St. Paul Ottis, Frank J. 867 Forest, St. Paul Osborn, L. M. 3900 Sheridan S., Mpls. Orsborn, H. E. 2900 3rd Ave. S., Mpls. Osgood, H. E. St. Paul Otte, E. W. 821 S. Wabasha St. W. St. Paul Ostergren, E. A. N. St. Paul Ostrom, Mrs. C. J. Winthrop Otosa, A. L. R. 3, St. James Osborn, Frank H. R. 4, Albert Lea Otto, W. H. 958 S. Robert St., W. St. Paul Oswald, Wm. K. 122 10th St., Cloquet Ott, Adolph R. 2, Granite Falls Overgaard, P. H. Albert Lea Ouellette, C. A. 904 Arkwright St., St. Paul Owens, John 4452 Xerxes Ave. S., Mpls. Overn, A. V. Albert Lea Owens, John Cook

Pabody, Mrs. E. F. 69 11th St. S., Mpls. Palzer, Casper Mazeppa Paine, F. W. 706 Sellwood Bldg., Duluth Palmer, Ezra Paynesville Palmer, S. E. Browerville Palke, Stephan Bryant, Wis. Parman, E. A. Hudson, Wis. Partridge, H. C. Owatonna Parker, C. W. Valley River, Man. Parsons, John B. Fergus Falls Parks, W. S. Thorp, Wis. Parsons, Frank Maple Plain Parker, Percy W. Dispatch Bldg., St. Paul Partridge, Van B. Owatonna Parks, Mrs. Walter Airlie Parker, Vern Pine Island Parks, Robt. Shell Lake, Wis. Parker, F. M. Garden City Parker, Ira J. Waverly Hotel, Mpls. Patten, J. W. Long Lake Patience, J. C. Little Falls Passmore, Miss C. W. R. 2, Box 14, Hopkins Paup, F. O. Sherburn Paterson, J. F. South Shore, White Bear Patterson, M. T. Ellendale Patterson, Mrs. J. O. 2814 James Ave. N., Mpls. Passehl, Fred R. 1, Montrose Peerless Rubber Mfg. Co. 555 Pierce Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Peck, Mrs. E. W. Orchard Gardens, Savage Pentney, E. H. Manitou Peabody, Lloyd 645 Delavan Ave., St. Paul Peck, C. W. 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O. 3216 Blaisdell Ave., Mpls. Rosenquist, Edwin Eagle Bend Ronnigen, Otto Madison Rossacker, Hans 1856 Stinson Blvd., Mpls. Rowley, J. A. Blooming Prairie Rokes, G. B. Woodstock Rosenberger, Peter 1003 Stryker Ave, St. Paul Rowe, Dr. A. T. Larimore, N. D. Rotty, Mrs. Clara R. 2, Hastings Rotty, John Sr. R. 2, Hastings Rowse, And. Simpson Rolvaag, Prof. O. E. Manitou Ave., Northfield Rosengren, Carl Sacred Heart Rovang, O. N. Dalton Rowe, W. H. St. James Rosholt, Mrs. Julius 1925 Penn Ave., Mpls. Rosenstein, David 118 Washington Ave., Mpls. Rowell, W. W. 3224 2nd Ave. S., Mpls. Rose, Logan Mankato Runals, Maj. D. E. Edgerton Ruff, Mrs. D. W. C. Bald Eagle Lake Rupley, Geo. 612 Lyceum Bldg., Duluth Russell, Dr. E. B. Excelsior Ruble, C. H. Albert Lea Russell, S. B. Rochester Reudlinger, C. N. 2924 Aldrich Ave., Mpls. Rucker, I. W. Aitkin Russell, Dr. Thos. Grand Rapids Running, Alvin Montevideo Rutherford, Geo. Clara City Rusten, Erland J. Box 25, R. 4, Beresford, S. D. Ruble, Harry E. Albert Lea Russell, Hans Warroad Rush, John H. Buffalo Lake Rue, E. B. Lakefield Rue, B. O. Lakefield Ruttger, Jos. Deerwood Rustin, J. O. Kelliher Ruenitz, Nis Sleepy Eye Rude, T. A. 320 3rd Ave. S., St. Paul Ruth, S. S. Deer River Rust, C. R. 1517 E. Superior St., Duluth Ryan, Timothy Hopkins Rysgaard, Jens Orchard Gardens, Savage Ryan, Geo. L. North St. Paul Ryden, P. Cambridge

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Public Inst., Capitol, St. Paul Sherwood, W. C. Woodland Ave., Duluth Sherman Nursery Co. Charles City, Ia. Sharpless. Rev. S. F. Fergus Falls Shenk, Wm. J., 897 Oakland Ave., W. St. Paul Shenandoah Nurseries Shenandoah, Iowa Shepherd, A. K., 1963 Ashland Ave., St. Paul Shane, Danl. West Salem, Wis. Sharp, A. B. Lincoln Shaw, Dr. A. W. Buhl Sherman, E. D. Morgan Sherwood, M. W. Chatfield Shellum, Jacob Goodthunder Sharpsteen, Mr. 125 Cecil St. S.E., Mpls. Sheppard, F. J., 103 E. Lake St. Minneapolis Sheer, Otto Maple Plain Shaw Botanical Gardens St. Louis, Mo. Sheldrew, Geo. Grygla Shaw, Daniel Thief River Falls Shirley, H. L. Breckenridge Short, Mrs. John Wayzata Shoen, Mrs. Mary Comfrey Shivley, Lloyd R. Tower Shields, Miss Box 7, Shields, Pa. Shields, Martin M. Faribault Shoaff, T. H. Grand Rapids Shoquist, Isaac Clinton Simmons, W. A. 1620 So. Spring Ave., Sioux Falls, S. D. Simpson, Hon. David, N.Y. Life Bldg., Mpls. Sipher, Mrs. A. J. Aitkin Simmons, W. A. 1620 S. 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Unze, Geo. Shakopee Unumb, P. O. Alexandria Ueland, M. K. Shelly Univ. of Wash. Seattle, Wash. Uptagraft, LeRoy West Concord Unkenholz, S. W. Mandan, N.D. Utsch, Herman Little Falls Univ. of Mo. Genl. Lib. Columbia, Mo. Unumb, E. O. Alexandria Umbstaetter, Mrs. Shields, Pa. Ulschmit, John Frazee Uelander, T. L. Crystal Bay Univ. of Ill. Library Chicago, Ill.

Vangen, Peter O. Box 9, R. 1, Climax Vande Bogart, W. S. Zumbrota Van Vick, John Spiritwood, N.D. Vandermarck, Mrs. C. W. 818 Albert St., Crookston Vanstrum, John A. Clarkfield Vance, F. L. Popple Vander Veer, Geo. H. Center City Van Duzee, E. M. White Bear Lake Vanbeck, Henry 1843 Quincy St. NE., Mpls. Van Loon, John R. 2, La Crosse, Wis. Varden, Archie Care of Frank Bovey, Wayzata Van Doom, J. C. 836 Sec. Bldg., Mpls. Van Stone, I. M. 3322 Park Ave., Mpls. Vacinek, Vaclav R. 1, Pine City Veit, Fred Fergus Falls Verplank, E. E. R. 1, New Richland Velie, Chas. D. 225 Clifton Ave., Mpls. Vestre, Lars Boyd Velde, G. T. Granite Falls Vine, W. W. R. 1. Elgin Vinquist, Alfred B. Box 74, R. 3, Red Wing Vibert, F. D. The Pine Knot, Cloquet Viall, Roy Spring Valley Vierling, Ed. J. Shakopee Vine, P. O. Porter Va. & Rainy Lake Co. Virginia Viel, Raymond St. Laurent, Man. Vierling, M. A. 824 Hall Ave., St. Paul Vikse, Ole Ostrander Vibert, Percy Cloquet Vincent, G. E. Univ. of Minn., Mpls. Vincent, V. D. Commercial Club, Duluth Vikla, John P. Lonsdale Vikla, Wencel J. Lonsdale Vikla, Martin J. Lonsdale Vikla, Mathias R. Lonsdale Villaume, Eugene 123 W. Isabel, St. Paul Volkmer, Henry Holdingford Vollenweider, Henry La Crescent Vogt, C. F. St. Paul Von Herff, B. 1901 McCormick Bldg., Chicago, Ill. Voyler, Henry Vergas Vodden, John Argusville, N.D. Vorlicky, Jos. Thief River Palls, Wis. Vosejpka, John M. Lonsdale Voehl, H. W. Lakefield Vraspir, Frank R. 2, Hopkins

Wade, R. H. Odin Wachlin, Wm. Faribault Wakefield, W., M. D. Lake Benton Wagner, Ed. R. 649 Charles St., St. Paul Waas, P. H. Dresbach Waite, Geo. Moorhead Wach, V. N. Lake Crystal Lake, Ill. Waite, Jas. F. Eureka Wagner, C. D. W. Winona St., Duluth Wang, Albert 926 Garfield Ave., Duluth Wands, Robt. W. Little Falls Walgren, Swan J. 3048 10th Ave. S., Mpls. Walden, J. M. Northfield Wallner, Berthold Jr. 200 Dodd Rd., St. Paul Waldholm, Mrs. Geo. Tintah Wallace, H. L. Grasston Walsh, W. P. Murdock Walz, Fred F. Egeland, N.D. Walters, J. J. Dupree, S.D. Walz, Theo. Watkins Walkup, J. E. 2416 Sheridan So., Mpls. Walton, Louis 351 Snively Rd., Duluth Waldal, Marius Plummer Waller, L. S. Waubun Wallin, O. Red Top Walters, Wm. Grand Portage Walker, Roy Sauk Rapids Wallace, John G. Solway Watt, John Leonard, N.D. Wampler, A. J. 134 E. 4th St., St. Paul Washburn, W. O. 63 So. Robert St., St. Paul Wattner, A. A. Canby Washburn, Prof. F. L. St. Anthony Park Wanous, Frank R. Glencoe Warren, Mrs. Geo. H. 3443 Irving S., Mpls. Wanlass, Jos. Jr. Bangor, Wis. Warner, Frank Snow Ball Watts, Arthur 2833 17th Ave. S., Mpls. Watt, Wm. Swift Warner, A. L. Duluth Washburn, C. O. Edgeley, N.D. Warren, A. A. R. 3, St. Cloud Warner, C. E. R. 1, Osseo Warner, Mrs. C. E. Box 85, R. 1, Osseo Wayne, Jens R. 4, Ellendale Wandrie, Otto Frazee Watson, Jas. T. 40th Ave. E. and Gilbert St., Duluth Warnock, R. W. Independence, Mo. Watson, Dwight H. Box 212, White Bear Lake Warner, Mrs. E. C. 3030 W. Calhoun Blvd., Mpls. Warren, Mrs. Clyde W. Sauk Rapids Warwick, Andrew 2525 13th Ave. S., Mpls. Watson, Mrs. J. L. 1173 Ashland Ave., St. Paul Wardian, Math. Holdingford Ward, Wesley Mapleton Wasserzieher, Edward Deerwood Watzke, Chas. Belgrade Ware, Mrs. Elizabeth 2885-1/2 Knox Ave., Mpls. Watson, Geo. P. International Falls Weld, J. O. 1601 Fremont N., Mpls. Welke, Sam Fall Creek, Wis. Wedge, Robt. C. Albert Lea Weld, Mrs. H. E. Moorhead Weinhagen, Chas. 361 Bates Ave., St. Paul Webster, J. K. St. James Wedge, A.G. Jr. Bemidji Wedge, L. P. Albert Lea Wenz, Chas. Hector Weflen, Chris Montevideo Weed, Ben B. Care of Weed, Parker & Co., St. Paul Wegmann, Theo. Lake Itasca Wendt, Chas. H. Blue Earth Webber, Mrs. C. C. Crystal Bay Webster, A. E. Dresbach Wellman, C. W. Dauphin, Man. Welke, Fritz R. 1, Eau Claire, Wis. Wentworth, R. J. R. 3, Robbinsdale Weber, J. A. Care of C. G. Goodrich, Excelsior Welp, Rev. Francis Alexandria Webber, C. C. Crystal Bay Weikert, Henry I. St. Paul Wenholz, Henry Buffalo Lake Wendelschafer, T. G. Cleveland Wenz, Ludwig B. Hector Weiler, Nick 871 Univ. Ave., St. Paul Westergaard, C. Buffalo, N.D. Westergaard, P. J. Belgrade Weyerhaeuser, F. E. 1413 Mer. Natl. Bank Bldg., St. Paul Westfield, Kasper Canby West Central School of Agri. Morris Wetzel, Aug. R. 1, St. Ignatius, Mont. Weyerhauser, C. A. Little Falls Wetherbee, M. H. Charles City, Ia. West, J. P. Rockford West, W. J. Hibbing West, Wm. L. 43 S. St. Albans St., St. Paul Werner, H. O. Agri. College, N.D. Wetzel, Mrs. Paul K. Deerwood Westcott, Geo. E. 1173 S. Robert St., St. Paul Westerfield, E. O. Fort Atkinson, Wis. Weum, C. O. Lincoln Wesiphall, C. D. R. 2, Romely Weston, Frank Clitheral Weum, Mrs. T. A. Kenyon Wessels, Percy Neche, N.D. Wetteland, T. Sunfish Rd. and Butler St., W. St. Paul Wermerskirchen, Rev. Father A. Hokah Wheeler, Miss Gerda Bruno Whetstone, Dr. Mary S. 738 E. 16th St., Mpls. Wheeler, Olin D.N.P.R.R. Office, St. Paul Wheeler, Jesse Excelsior Wein, Rev. H. J. Caledonia Week, F. D. Slayton Wenzel, Orrin J. 1718 Taylor Ave., St. Paul Whiting, Geo. H. Yankton, S.D. Whitney, Geo. G. 420 Germania Life, St. Paul White, Mrs. Emma V. 3010 S. Aldrich, Mpls. Whiting, D. J. Northfield Whyte, A. 662 Central Ave., St. Paul White, J. U. Brainerd Whitten, Thos. S. Winton Whipple, G. M. St. Louis Park White, H. H. Minnesota Transfer, Mpls. Whitney, Frank H. Truman Whittemore, Dr. M. K. Cloquet Whitney, N. J. Albert Lea Whiting, Mrs. Geo. H. Yankton, S.D. Whitchill, N. 1208 E. 26th St., Mpls. Whitney, E. H. Granada White, Mrs. Wm. G. 767 Goodrich Ave., St. Paul White, Mrs. Grace 347 W. Wabasha, Duluth Whorton, R. D. Huron, S. D. White, Henry R. Brainerd Whipple, Mrs. Estelle Grand Rapids Wickland, John Atwater Wiegel, H. A. Magnolia Widmoyer, W. S. La Crescent Wichman, Frank First Natl. Bank Bldg., St. Paul Wick, Oscar East Grand Forks Wickstrom, A. E. R. 1, Anoka Width, A. B. 2018 W. Superior St., Duluth Wicklund, Lawrence R. 6, Atwater Wiggins, Earl L. Baudette Wiffler, Fred Arcadia, Wis. Wier, John Campbell Wiggin, G. H. Cloquet Wieschmann, Albert Bertha Wilen, Chas. R. 3, Argyle Wilson, Oscar Underwood Willis, Rev. Francis Excelsior Wilbur, D. Floyd, Ia. Wille, F. W. 1046 Wakefield Ave., St. Paul Williams, M. Staples Will, O. H. Bismarck, N. D. Wilder, C. B. Floodwood Wilder, Mark L. R. 1, Kasota Wilwerding, Nick Box 25, R. 5, St. Cloud Willius, F 469 Laurel Ave., St. Paul Willard, D. E N. P. R. R., St. Paul Will, Wm. Beltrami Wilson, J. F. Cloquet Willard, E. C. Mankato Williams, Niles L. Dayton Bluff Sta., St. Paul Wildung, W. H. Howard Lake Will, Hugh Box 29, Mpls. Wilkelmi, F. W. Cloquet Willis, Robt. Marietta Willus, Chas. H. 4140 32nd Ave. S., Mpls. Wilson, John Rockford Wilcox, Mrs. Estelle 1122 Raymond, St. Paul Wild Floral Co., Frank Sarcoxie, Mo. Wilwerding, A. J. Freeport Williams, J. R. Elgin Willis, W. J. Y. M. C. A., Washington, D. C. Wilson, F. K. R. 1, Hopkins Wilson, Donald Mantorville Williams, Rev. E. M Northfield Wirth, Theo. 3956 Bryant So., Mpls. Witte, H. L. F. R. 3, Hopkins Wise, H. Appleton Wingate, Mrs. W. S. Excelsior Winkley, F. C. Minn. Loan & Trust, Mpls. Wintersteen, C. B. 3949 11th Ave. So., Mpls. Wise, H. R. Brainerd Winget & Keeler Chokio Winslow, H. H. Northome Winjum, G. K. Albert Lea Winter, E. F. Fergus Falls Winkler, Mrs. Mary Brooten Wister, John C Germantown, Phila., Pa. Windmiller, Miss Pauline Mankato Windhorst, Geo. W. Olivia Wolner, Rev. H. J. Virginia Wolfram, A. C. Belle Plain Wolner, Dr. O. H. Gilbert Wodny, Jas. 339 4th St., Cloquet Wolters, John 182 W. Bernard St., W. St. Paul Wolfinger, Jos. So. St. Paul Woestehoff, J. C. Blakeley Wolf, Chas. Cohasset Wilson, H. M. 1116 Harrison St., Superior, Wis. Willis, F. D. 75 E. Sycamore St., St. Paul Wilcox, J. P. R. 2, Excelsior Willis, R. J. 956 Grand Ave., St. Paul Wilkus, A. J. 909 Winslow Ave., W. St. Paul Williams, L. A. Pelican Rapids Wille, Otto L. 110 Bates Ave. St. Paul Wilson, E. B. 1815 Emerson No., Mpls. Williams, E. E. 1709. W. 2nd St., Duluth Williams, Dr. J. P. 3722 E. Lake St., Mpls. Wilkinson, F. L. White Bear Wilkinson, Mrs. R. J. Stillwater Wilhalm, Henry Jackson Wilwerding, J. M. Caledonia Wilson, John Homer Wilson, Mrs. Mary C. R. 1, Sta. F., Mpls. Woodruff, C. O. Excelsior Woodel, C. F. Austin Woodworth, W. D. Little Falls Wortman, H. J. Watkins Woods, Prof. Geo. B. Northfield Works, R. M. 2908 Fremont So., Mpls. Woodward, Philip M. R. 1, Onamia Woodman, M. H. Sutherland, Neb. Worden, Mrs. Lillian 256 Farrington, St. Paul Woods, W. A. Inverness, Mont. Woodland & Roadside 4 Joy St., Boston, Mass. Woods, Roy E. New Effington, S. D. Woods, J. H. Calgary, Can. Willis, Katon Deer River Wright, A. V. Mine Center, Ont. Wright, W. H. R. 3, Minneapolis Wright, Edward 2544 Woodland Ave., Duluth Wunderlich, Miss Susie Burns, Sask. Wulfsberg, Einar Elbow Lake Wyman, Mrs. A. Phelps 5017 3rd Ave. S., Mpls Wyse, Oliver Onamia Wygart, Wm. S. Newport

Yahnke, W. A. Winona Yegge, C. M. Alpena, S. D. Yale Forest School New Haven, Conn. Young, Mrs. J. Onamia Youngstrom, O. J. Litchfield Young, J. C. 1523 Wash. St. N. E., Mpls. York, R. A. Sandwich, Ill. Yort, A. S. Box 35, Hopkins Young, A. F Lake City Young, Max M. 1777 Marshall Ave., St. Paul

Zuercher, F. Excelsior Zrust, Anthony Silver Lake Zachritz, Geo. P. Excelsior Ziemer, Ernest St. Bonifacius Zisch, Chas. Dresbach Zimmerman, Eli 425 W. Superior St., Duluth Zumwinkle, Wm. Morton Zimbinski, Geo. 1243 Hewitt Ave., St. Paul

Life Members.

Adams, Mrs. Louisa J. 1827 Irving N., Mpls. Ahneman, Geo. F. Mazeppa Alin, Alex. Fullerton, N. D. Anderson, G. A. Renville Anderson, Rev. J. W. Minot, N. D. Andrews, C. H. Faribault Arneson, A. N. Wagdahl Arnold, L. B. 24 Butte Ave., Duluth Aspden, H. H. Excelsior Andrews, John K. Faribault Anderson, Mrs. E. Lake Park, R. 2 Andresen, A. S. 2607 E. Fifth St., Duluth Aamodt, A. W. Univ. Farm, St. Paul Appleby, H. J. Minneiska

Bailey, E. G. R. 1, Excelsior Care W. C. Rockwood Baker, Geo. A. Janesville Barsness, J. A. Kenyon Bassett, A. K. Baraboo, Wis. Beebe, H. U. Lake City Benham, R. H. 215 Palace Bldg., Mpls. Benson, Edwin Jackson Berrisford, E. F. 386 Robert St., St. Paul Blain, H. J. Maple Plain Boler, Jno. Care Eli Larson, Sawyer, Wis. Boughen, W. J. Valley River, Man. Bouska, Frank Biscay Brady, T. D. Medford Briard, F. W. Gaylord Briggs, A. G. G. N. Ry., St. Paul Brink, C. C. West Union, Ia. Burton, Miss Hazel Deephaven Bacheller, T. T. Seney, Mich. Binger, Herman Renville Brush, Geo. H. R. Owatonna Bergstrom, A. G. Maple Plain Boucher, C. P. 201 E. 4th St., St. Paul Black, Robt H. Albert Lea Burlingame, Florence Grand Rapids Bratnober, C. P. 1419 Harmon Pl., Mpls.

Cady, Prof. LeRoy Univ. Farm, St. Paul Carlisle, S. A. Wyoming Cashman, M. R. Owatonna Cashman, T. E. Owatonna Chambers, Rev. R. F. Jackson Cheney, John Morton Chrisman, Chas. E. Ortonville Christensen, P. C. Fairmount Clarke, Fred H. Avoca Cline, Wm. Bertha Cooper, Madison Calcium, N. Y. Crosby, S. P. 222 Miss. River Blvd., St. Paul Cutting, F. E. Byron Christianson, P. A. Hinckley Conard, Henry S. Grinnell, Ia. Cutting, Frank H. City Hall, Duluth Connor, E. M. Excelsior Carlson, John A Box 963, Thief River Falls Carlson, Gust. Box 339, R. 3, Excelsior Care John Washburn Christianson, A. M. Bismarck, N. D.

Danforth, Wm. Randolph, Minn. Daniels, R. L. Davey, Dr. Flora M. 375 E. Grant St., Mpls. Dickerson, Wm. Elk Point, S. D. Doerfler, Rev. Bruno Muenster, Sask. Doughty, J. Cole Lake City Dressler, Otto 428 Russell N., Mpls. Drew, Prof. J. M. Univ. Farm, St. Paul Dunsmore, Henry Olivia Durbahn, A. Sleepy Eye Daniels, Frank P. 2112 Kenwood Pkwy., Mpls. DeGraff, Miss Marie I. Anoka Dybdal, Tosten E. Elbow Lake, Minn.

Eddy, W. H. Howard Lake Ekloff, John Cokato Eliason, M. A. R. 2, Appleton Engman, Nels 4510 52d St. E. Mpls. Evans, Sheldon J. La Crescent Effertz, Christ Norwood

Flannery, Geo. P. 2416 Blaisdell, Mpls. Fletcher, F. F. 2816 W. 44th St., Mpls. Fossum, G. Cottonwood Foster, Wesley S. 810 6th St. S. E., Mpls. Fournelle, Peter White Bear Lake Franklin, A. B. St. F, R. 1, Mpls. Fuller, F. C. Madison, S. D. Fulton, T. C. White Bear Lake Funke, J. L. Wabasha Fredine, J. O. Winthrop Fiebring, J. H. Milwaukee, Wis. Care Fiebring Chemical Co. Ferguson, Walker 1184 Woodland Ave., Mankato

Gale, Ed. C. Security Bldg., Mpls. Gates, A. H. Rice Geiger, Wm. C. 520 W. Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill. Gjemse, L. J. Cannon Falls Gjestrum, M. L. Rhinelander, Wis. Glaeser, Mrs. Imelda Owatonna Gilbertson, G. G. Ruthton Galbraith, Raymond H. Care Butler Bros., Mpls. Guerney, D. B. Yankton, S. D. Gibbs, F. H. St. Anthony Park Gibbs, Mrs. F. H. St. Anthony Park Gunderson, Lawrence A. 6131 E. Superior St., Duluth Goebel, Herman Wildrose, N. D. Gray, A. N. Deerwood Graeve, Rev. Mathias Lismore

Haatvedt, A. A. R. 1, Hoffman Hagen, O. W. Sleepy Eye Halbert, Geo. T. 648 Sec. Bldg., Mpls. Hall, D. S. Olivia Halvorson, Halvor Hills Hannah, Robt. Fergus Falls Harris, Geo. W. McHugh Harris, E. E. Onlaska, Wis. Harris, F. I. La Crescent Harrison, C. S. 829 York Ave., York, Neb. Harrison, J. F. Excelsior Hart, W. H. Owatonna Hartman, M. B. 661 Plum St., St. Paul Hawkinson, Chas. Wayzata Hawley, T. C. 504 E. Elm St., Lodi, Cal. Hermanson, Herman Hopkins Herrick, U. G. 731 Traffic Station, Mpls. Hilstad, O. C. Nicollet Hobart, A. W. 1412 W. 36th St., Mpls. Hoverstad, T. A. Care Soo Ry., Mpls. Howard, J. A. Hammond Hunter, C. C. 5700 Nicollet Ave., Mpls. Hendrickson, N. Audubon Holway, E. W. D. Excelsior Hjeltnes, K. Ulvik, Hardanger, Norway Heins, C. A. Olivia Haralson, Fred 1055 24th Ave. S. E., Mpls.

Irish, Prof. H. C. 1227 Childress Ave. St. Louis, Mo.

Jager, John 5241 Upton Ave. S., Mpls. Jerabek, J. S. Hutchinson Jewell, Mrs. B. Randall, Wis. Johannesson, L. Beltrami Johnson, A. A. Winnebago Johnson, Gust 2620 E. 22nd St., Mpls. Johnson, Rev. Saml. Princeton Johnson, Miss Anna M. R. 1, Lafayette Johnson, Hans M. Pipestone

Kennedy, J. H. Sheyenne, N. D. Kerns, G. F. Fairmont Klingel, Rev. Clement St. Anthony, Ind. Knight, H. G. LeRoy Korista, J. S. Box 172, Hopkins Krier, T. N. Farmer, S. D. Kueker, Wm. Faribault Kurth, Wm. A. R. 9, Rochester Krog, Johan, Jr. Pleasant Grove Farm, Lake Benton Kugler, F. J. Grand Portage, Minn. King, E. C. Neshkors, Wis. Knutesen, Clarence R. 1, Box 200, Hopkins Krueger, O. F. 3017 Cedar Ave., Mpls.

Larson, C. L. Winthrop Larson, Louis M. St. Louis Park Larson, Lars M. Faribault Lien, Thos. J. Delavan Lingen, Carl Starbuck Loftness, A. G. Thief River Falls Longyear, E. J. Excelsior Luce, E. C. Luverne Loring, A. C. 202 Clifton Ave., Mpls. Loring, Mrs. C. M. River Side, Cal. Lowe, J. W. Fairmont Ludescher, J. L. Frazee Lund, I. E. Hopkins Lundgren, Miss E. E. 591 Olive St. St. Paul Lyman, A. B. Excelsior Lyndgaard, Jorgen Lake Benton Lyon, Jay F. Elkhorn, Wis. Leding, Edward R. 1, Box 64, Gary Lawrence, Jas. G. Wabasha Lafot, Ed. W. Lakefield Lien, Chas. H. R. 3, St. Cloud Lima, Ludvig Montevideo

Macauley, T. B. Montreal, Can. Mackintosh, Prof. R. S. 2153 Doswell, St. Paul Maher, John Devils Lake, N. D. Manda, W. A. Short Hills, N. J. Mann, W. P. Dodge Center Manner, C. J. Jerome, Idaho Manning, Warren H. N. Billerica, Mass. Marshall, F. F. R. 1, Grove City Marso, J. P. Canby Mayo, Dr. C. H. Rochester Melgaard, H. L. Argyle Melinat, Rev. Max. Odessa Miller, Albert R. 7, Box 24, Cannon Falls Mohr, C. J. Rapidan Mo, Hans Sleepy Eye Moorhead, W. W. Bethany, Mo. Mosbaek, Ludvig Askov Moyer, L. R. Montevideo Mueller, Paul L. 4845 Bryant S., Mpls. Mazey, E. H. 3029 Ewing Ave., Mpls. McComb, Richard Antler, Sask. McCulley, Preston Maple Plain McKibben, A. T. Ramey McKisson, G. D. Fairmont McKusick, John C. Marble McLeague, Rev. P. Stewart McVeety, J. A. Howard Lake McClelland, L. E. R. 3, Hopkins McKesson, J. H. 5106 S. Lyndale Ave., Mpls. McCall, Prof. Thos. M. Crookston McConnell, Roy E. St. Cloud

Nehring, Edward Stillwater Nelson, A. A., Jr. 3222 16th Ave. S., Mpls. Nelson, B. F. 1125 5th St. S. E., Mpls. Nelson, John A. R. 2, Maynard Noren, Geo. Chisago City Norwood, F. F. Balaton Nussbaumer, Fred St. Paul Nelson, Iver Cottonwood Newman, G. A. 410 W. Olive St., Stillwater Norling, A. L. Elbow Lake Negstad, A. L. R. 5, Arlington, S. D.

O'Connor, Patrick H. 1219 5th Ave. N., Mpls. Older, C. E. Luverne Onstine, Frank A. Harmony Ortmann, Rev. Anselm Richmond Orton, C. J. Marietta O'Callaghan, J. Eden Valley Oyen, O. J. Watson Older, F. E. 1127 N. Alexandria Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.

Pattridge, C. A. Comfrey Paulson, Johannes Sta. F, Richfield, Mpls. Pederson, J. S. Walnut Grove Peet, Wm. Boston Blk., Mpls. Peterson, Geo. A. Canby Peterson, J. G. Kensington Peterson, K. K. Rothsay Peterson, R. M., Office of Markets Dept. of Agri., Washington, D. C. Peterson, W. A. Mandan, N. D. Peterson, Wm. A. 3400 Peterson Ave., Chicago, Ill. Pfaender, Max Mandan, N. D. Pond, H. H. Sta. F, R. 3, Mpls. Pond, I. W. Madelia Poore, Hamlin V. 817 10th Ave. S. E., Mpls. Pracna, Frank 236 Delmas Ave., San Jose, Cal. Prosser, E. M. Gully Perry, A. G. Care Butler Bros., Mpls.

Quammen, Ole S. Lemmon, S. D.

Randall, E. W. 315 Commerce Bldg., St. Paul Rennacker, C. J. Detroit Regeimbal, L. O. Roberts, Dr. T. S. 2303 Pleasant Ave. S., Mpls. Rood, A. J. Spring Grove Rowe, Chas. R. 3, Excelsior Ruff, D. W. C. 732 Globe Bldg., St. Paul Rydeen, Arthur R. Marietta Rice, J. A. Renville Rolf, Rev. W. F. R. 4, Sturgis, Mich. Reil, John H. Brownton Raymond, E. A. Wayzata Robinson, S. Roe 2217 Colfax Ave. S., Mpls.

Saunders, Wm. Robbinsdale Savage, M. W. International Bldg., Mpls. Savs, Rev. Mathias Delano Sayre, A. M. Hills Schaupp, Chas. F. Rushford Schenck, A. A. 1203 Farnham St., Omaha, Neb. Schell, Otto New Ulm Schuster, Ed. W. Crookston Schmidt, Dr. G. Lake City Scott, Rev. W. T. Black River Falls, Wis. Scranton, Ellsworth Montrose Sebenius, John Uno Wolvin Bldg., Duluth Shellman, A. M. Hanska Sherman, E. M. Charles City, Ia. Siverts, Peter Canby Skaar, N. O. Zumbrota Slingerland, T. S. Kasson Slocum, A. M. Excelsior Smiley, Daniel Mohonk Lake, N. Y. Smith, E. A. Lake City Snyder, Harry 1800 Summit Ave., Mpls. Snyder, S. W. Center Point, Ia. Soholt, Martin Madison Speechly, Dr. H. M. Pilot Mound, Man. Spencer, N. V. Park Rapids Stacy, F. N. 3115 S. E. 4th, Mpls. Stager, Mrs. Jennie Sauk Rapids Stensrud, Hans Watson St. John, B. E. Bruce, Wis. Strand, G. W. Taylors Falls Swanson, Aug. S. Wayzata Swanson, J. H. R. 4, St. James Swennes, Knute Minneota Skotterud, E. O. Dawson Stevenson, M. J. Morris, Man. Sanders, T. A. Care Butler Bros., Mpls. Scherf, F. A. Court House, Red Wing Swanson, Law 205 Maria Ave., St. Paul Sparre, Erik Elk River Shogren, Fred M. Popple

Tanner, Wm. Cannon Falls Teigen, Geo. Dooley, Mont. Teigland, J. L. Minneota Terry, Alfred Slayton Thomas, A. A. Sleepy Eye Thompson, Mrs. Ida 1305 Hewitt Ave., St. Paul Todd, Fred G. 10 Phillips Place, Montreal, P. Q. Trefethren, F. G. Stony Butte, Mont. Treinen, J. P. Miller, Mont. Trow, A. W. Glenville True, Fred O. R. 1, Good Thunder Turngren, L. E. Montrose Tonder, Sam R. 2, Wabasha Torgerson, T. Care Prairie Nurseries, Estevan, Sask.

Underwood, Mrs. Anna B. Lake City Underwood, Roy D. Lake City

Van Antwerp, Edward Dent Van Nest, R. A. Windom Voight, L. H. Hastings Volstad, Hon. A. J. Granite Falls

Wagner, J. F. Box 13, California, Mo. Waldron, L. R. Agri. College, N. D. Warren, Geo. H. 3443 Irving S., Mpls. Warren, W. T. Slayton Webster, Mrs. W. F. 1025 S. E. 5th St., Mpls. Wendlandt, Wm. R. 5, Owatonna Wentzel, A. E. Crookston Wentzel, Louie Crookston Wentzel, Wm. F. Crookston Weston, W. S. Faribault Wheeler, C. F. Excelsior White, J. C. Mabel Williams, J. G. 931 Endicott St., Duluth Williams, M. M. Little Falls Wison, Harold S. Box 71, Monroe, N. Y. Wise, Geo. A. Minneapolis Wright, R. A. Excelsior Webster, D. C. La Crescent Wiehe, C. F. 1520 Jackson Blvd., Chicago Wyman, Willis L. Park Rapids Woods, A. F. U. Farm, St. Paul Wellington, R. U. Farm, St. Paul Wales, C. E. 601 N. W. Natl. Bank, Mpls. Ward, F. A. 1194th Ave. S., St. Cloud Wittig, W. W. Wyoming Weiss, Freeman 1602 N. Fremont, Mpls. Warren, O. B. Hibbing

Yanish, Edward Box 262, St. Paul Yost, John L. Murdock Zeimetz, Thos. H. Wabasha Zabel, E. G. La Moure, N. D.

Honorary Life Members.

Bowen, Mrs. Jas. 327 Beacon St., Mpls. Brackett, A. Excelsior Brand, O. F. Pomona, Cal. Bush, A. K. 1014 SE., 7th St., Mpls.

Cook, Dewain Jeffers Corp, Sidney Hammond Cummins, J. R. 3045 Second Ave., Mpls.

Drum, S. H. Owatonna

Gibbs, Oliver Melbourne Beach, Fla. Gardner, Chas. F. Osage, Ia.

Hansen, Prof. N. E. Brookings, S. D. Haralson, Chas. Excelsior Henry, Forest Dover

Kellogg, Geo. J. Janesville, Minn. Kenney, S. H. Waterville Kimball, F. W. Waltham

Lacey, Chas. Y. 547 W. Ocean Ave., Long Beach, Cal. Latham, A. W. 3000 Dupont S., Mpls. Long, A. G. 4304 Scott Terrace, Morningside, Mpls. Loring, Chas. M. Riverside, Cal.

Moore, O. W. Spring Valley Moyer, L. R. Montevideo

Patten, Chas. G. Charles City, Ia. Perkins, T. E. Red Wing Philips, A. J. West Salem, Wis.

Redpath, Thos. Wayzata Reed, A. H. Glencoe Richardson, S. D. Winnebago

Schutz, R. A. LeRoy Smith, C. L. 1234 E. Lincoln, Portland, Ore.

Tilson, Mrs. Ida E. West Salem, Wis.

Underwood, J. M. Lake City

Wedge, Clarence Albert Lea Wheaton, D. T. Morris

Honorary Members for 1916.

Rasmussen, N. A. Oshkosh, Wis. Bisbee, John Madelia Broderick, Prof. F. W. Agri. College, Man. Dunlap, H. M. Savoy, Ill. Ferris, Earl Hampton, Ia. Waldron, Prof. C. B. Agri. College, N. D. Street, H. G. Hebron, Ill. Lundberg, Gottfred Kennedy

INDEX

A

Aamodt, A. W., Standardizing Minnesota Potatoes; 189

Albertson, Mrs., Civic Improvement; 435

Alway, Prof. F. J., Increasing the Fertility of the Land; 250

Anderson, G. A., A Satisfactory Marketing System; 242

Andrews, J. P., The Minnesota Orchard; 367

Annual Members, 1916; 512

Annual Meeting, 1915, A. W. Latham; 3

Arrowood, Jas., Supt., Annual Report, 1915, Nevis Trial Station; 77

Arrowood, Jas., Mid. Rep., Nevis Trial Station; 286

Asparagus by the Acre, E. W. Record; 164

Asparagus, Growing, a discussion; 390

Award of Premiums, Annual Meeting, 1915; 9

Award of Premiums, Summer Meeting, 1916; 274

B

Ballou, F. H., Wealthy Apples; 461

Beans and Sweet Corn, Growing, Pierre B. Marien; 172

Bee-Keepers Column, Prof. Francis Jager; 86, 134, 179, 232, 262, 296, 327, 437

Bees, Wintering of, Prof. Francis Jager; 19

Benjamin, J. F., Biography of; 473

Bisbee, John, Annual Report, 1915, Vice-Pres. 2nd Cong. Dist.; 165

Black, G. D., Heredity in Gladioli; 433

Blueberry Culture, U. S. Department of Agriculture; 423

Boyington, Mrs. R. P., My Color Scheme; 387

Brand, A. M., Peonies Old and New; 401

Bread Cast upon the Waters, C. S. Harrison; 356

Brierley, Prof. W. G., Manufacture of Cider Vinegar from Minnesota Apples; 313

Brown, Frank, Annual Report, 1915, Paynesville Trial Station; 196

Brown, Frank, Midsummer Report, 1916, Paynesville Trial Station; 288

Brown Rot, Spraying Plums for, Prof. E. C. Stakman; 148

Buffalo Tree Hopper, Ravages of, Prof. A. G. Ruggles; 98

C

Cady, Prof. LeRoy, Annual Report, 1915, Central Trial Station; 158

Camping on the Yellowstone Trail, Clarence Wedge; 361

Canning, The Growing of Vegetables for, M. H. Hegerle; 203

Cashman, Thos. E., Mid. Rep., Owatonna Trial Station; 287

Cashman, Thos. E., President's Greeting; 1

Central Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Profs. LeRoy Cady and R. Wellington; 158

Cheney, Prof. E. C., City "Foresters" and Municipal Forests; 372

Cider, Apple, Concentrated, Department of Agriculture; 155

City "Foresters" and Municipal Forests, Prof. E. G. Cheney; 372

Color Effects in the Garden, Planting for, Mrs. H. B. Tillotson; 427

Color Combinations in the Garden, Miss Elizabeth Starr; 449

Collegeville Trial Station, Mid. Rep., Rev. Jno. B. Katzner; 277

Collegeville Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Rev. J. B. Katzner; 14

Cold Storage for Apples, A Successful, H. F. Hansen; 243

Color Scheme, My, Mrs. R. P. Boyington; 387

Cook, Dewain, Plums We Already Have and Plums on the Way; 142

Cook, Dewain, Jeffers Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915; 198

Cook, Dewain, Mid. Report, Jeffers Trial Station; 280

Cowles, Fred, Supt., Annual Report, West Concord Trial Station; 64

Cowles, Fred, Mid. Report, West Concord Trial Station; 290

Cranefield, F., Secretary, Wisconsin State Horticultural Society; 236

Crosby, S. P. Report of Committee on Horticultural Building; 110

Cross, Mrs. E., In Memoriam; 177

Curculio, The Plum, Ed. A. Nelson; 245

Currants as a Market Garden Product, B. Wollner, Jr.; 22

Cutting, Frank H., Annual Report, 1915, Vice-Pres., 8th Cong. Dist.; 195

D

Dixon, J. K., Vice-Pres., Report, 1915, 4th Cong. Dist.; 100

Duluth Trial Station, Annual Report, C. E. Roe, Supt.; 66

Dunlap, H. M., Packing and Marketing Apples; 333

Dunlap, Hon. H. M., Spraying the Orchard; 213

Dunlap, Hon. H. M., Spraying the Orchard, continued; 119

Dwarf Apple Trees, Dr. O. M. Huestis; 137

E

Eat Minnesota Apples, Prof. R. S. Mackintosh; 132

Entomological Notes, Prof. F. L. Washburn; 135, 230, 261

Erkel, F. C., Raspberries; 413

Everbearing Strawberries, Geo. J. Kellogg; 125

Evergreens for Both Utility and Ornament, Earl Ferris; 29

Evergreens, Jens A. Jensen; 353

Executive Board, Annual Report, 1915, J. M. Underwood; 32

F

Farm, The Value of Horticulture to the, Mrs. Clarence Wedge; 217

Ferris, Earl, Evergreens for Both Utility and Ornament; 29

Fertility of the Land, Increasing the, Prof. F. J. Alway; 250

Flower Garden for a Country Home, M. H. Wetherbee; 470

Flower Garden--a discussion, G. C. Hawkins; 417

Fruit-Breeding Farm, Report of Committee on State, Dr. O. M. Huestis and F. H. Gibbs; 24

Fruit-Breeding Farm, New Fruits Originated at Minnesota, Chas. Haralson, Supt.; 79

Fruit-Breeding Farm, Minnesota State, Chas. Haralson; 445

Fruit Judging Contest; 13

Fruit Growing a Successful Industry in Minnesota, A. W. Richardson; 103

Fruit Retail Methods and Costs, C. W. Moomaw; 411

Frydholm, Martin, Rose Culture; 162

G

Garden, My Summer in a, Mrs. Gertrude Ellis Skinner; 317

Garden Helps, Mrs. E. W. Gould; 46, 85, 133, 178, 229, 260, 295, 326, 359, 400, 438, 479

Gardner, Chas. F., The Fall-Bearing Strawberries; 429

Gardner, Chas. F., What Frisky is Telling the Veteran Horticulturist; 350

Gibbs, F. H., Greenhouse versus Hotbeds; 467

Gibbs, F. H., Report of Committee on State Fruit-Breeding Farm; 24

Gladioli, Heredity in, G. D. Black; 433

Gould, Mrs. E. W., Garden Helps; 46, 85, 133, 178, 229, 260, 295, 326, 359, 400, 438, 479

Grape Culture, My Experience in, Jos. Tucker; 388

Gray, A. N., Marketing Fruit by Association; 27

H

Hansen, Prof. N. E., What is Hardiness?; 185

Hansen, Prof. N. E., Newer Fruits in 1915, How Secured; 307

Hansen, H. F., A Successful Cold Storage for Apples; 243

Haralson, Chas., Supt., New Fruits Originated at Minnesota Fruit-Breeding Farm; 79

Haralson, Chas., Delegate, Annual Meeting, 1915, Wis. Hort. Society; 84

Haralson, Chas., Minnesota State Fruit-Breeding Farm; 445

Harris, F. I., Vice-President Report, 1915, 1st Cong. District; 114

Harris, Mrs. Melissa J., In Memoriam; 131

Harrison, C. S., Bread Cast Upon the Waters; 356

Harrison, C. S., Horticulturist as King; 303

Harrison, H. W., The Salome Apple; 374

Hawkins, G. C., Flower Garden--a discussion; 417

Hardiness, What is? Prof. N. E. Hansen; 185

Hegerle, M. H., Annual Report, 1915, Vice-Pres., 10th Cong. Dist.; 67

Hegerle, M. H., The Growing of Vegetables for Canning; 203

Horticultural Building, Report of Committee on, S. P. Crosby; 110

Horticulturist as King, C. S. Harrison; 303

How May State University and the Horticultural Society Best Co-Operate, Geo. E. Vincent; 375

Huestis, Dr. O. M., Dwarf Apple Trees; 137

Huestis, Dr. O. M., Report of Committee on State Fruit-Breeding Farm; 24

I

Improvement, Civic, Mrs. Albertson; 435

In Memoriam, Mrs. E. Cross; 177

In Memoriam, Mrs. Melissa J. Harris; 131

Insects, Truck Crop and Garden, Prof. Wm. Moore; 455

J

Jager, Prof. Francis, Bee-Keeper's Column; 86, 134, 179, 232, 262, 296, 327, 437

Jager, Prof. Francis, Wintering of Bees; 19

Jeffers Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Dewain Cook; 198

Jeffers Trial Station, Mid. Report, Dewain Cook; 280

Jensen, Jens A., Evergreens; 353

Johnson, Gust, Thirty Years in Raspberries; 69

Journal, Annual Meeting, 1915; 481

K

Katzner, Rev. Jno. B., Mid. Report, Collegeville Trial Station; 277

Katzner, Rev. J. B., Annual Report, 1915, Collegeville Trial Station; 14

Keene, P. L., Marketing Fruit at Mankato; 343

Kellogg, Geo. J., Everbearing Strawberries; 125

Kellogg, Geo. J., Experiment Work of Chas. G. Patten; 276

Kellogg, Geo. J., June Bearing Strawberries; 53

Kimball, Miss Grace E., Planting and Care of Hardy Perennials; 471

Kimball, Miss Grace E., Hardy Perennials; 425

L

La Crescent Trial Station, D. C. Webster; 281

Latham, A. W., Annual Meeting, 1915; 3

Latham, A. W., Letters to Members from Secretary; 49

Latham, A. W., Secretary's Annual Report, 1915; 222

Latham, A. W., Secretary's Financial Report, 1915; 226

Latham, A. W., Secretary's Corner; 47, 87, 136, 182, 263, 357, 439, 480

Latham, A. W., Summer Meeting, 1916; 266

Letter to Members from Secretary A. W. Latham; 49

Library, The Society; 294

Lice, Plant, on Blossoms; 65

Library, Additions to, 1916; 509

Library, Conditions about Taking Books from; 511

Life Members; 535

M

Mackintosh, Prof. R. S., Bringing the Producer and Consumer Together; 321

Mackintosh, Prof. R. S., Eat Minnesota Apples; 132

Mackintosh, Prof. R. S., Orchard Notes; 180, 321, 360

Madison Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, M. Soholt; 171

Mandan, N. D., Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, W. A. Peterson, Supt.; 102

Mandan, N. D., Trial Station, W. A. Peterson; 282

Marcovitch, S., Strawberry Weevil; 220

Marketing Fruit Direct, H. G. Street; 238

Marketing Fruit by Association, A. N. Gray; 27

Marketing Fruit at Mankato, P. L. Keene; 343

Marketing System, A Satisfactory, G. A. Anderson; 242

Marien, Pierre B., Growing Beans and Sweet Corn; 172

Mayman, E. W., Annual Report, 1915, Vice-Pres., 6th Cong. Dist.; 168

Mid-Summer Reports, Trial Stations; 277

Michael, Rev. Geo., Growing Tomatoes in Northern Minnesota; 99

Minnesota Orchard, The, J. P. Andrews; 367

Montevideo Trial Station, Mid. Report, L. R. Moyer; 283

Montevideo Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, L. R. Moyer; 201

Moomaw, C. W., Fruit Retail Methods and Costs; 411

Moore, Prof. Wm., Truck Crop and Garden Insects; 455

Moore, O. W., Top-Working; 352

Mosbaek, Ludvig, Rhubarb Plant; 465

Moyer, L. R., Annual Report, 1915, Montevideo Trial Station; 201

Moyer, L. R., Mid. Report, Montevideo Trial Station; 283

My Neighbor's Roses; 265

N

Nelson, Ed. A., The Plum Curculio; 245

Nevis Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Jas. Arrowood, Supt.; 77

Nevis Trial Station, Mid. Report, Jas. Arrowood; 286

Newer Fruits in 1915, How Secured, Prof. N. E. Hansen; 207

N. E. Demonstration Farm, W. J. Thompson, Supt.; 63

N. E. Iowa Horticultural Society, Annual Meeting, 1915, C. E. Snyder; 34

Notes on Plant Pests, A. G. Ruggles and E. C. Stakman; 121, 231

O

Orchard Crop of 1915, My, Harold Simmons; 89

Orchard, My Experience with a Young, Roy Vial; 42

Orchard Notes, Prof. R. S. Mackintosh; 180, 328, 360

Orcharding in Minnesota, a discussion, Prof. Richard Wellington; 291

Orcharding in Minnesota, Prof. Richard Wellington; 36

Owatonna Trial Station, Thos. E. Cashman; 287

P

Pabody, Ezra F., In Memoriam; 354

Packing and Marketing Apples, H. M. Dunlap; 333

Paynesville Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Frank Brown; 196

Paynesville Trial Station, Mid. Rep., Frank Brown; 288

Pendergast, Miss Nellie B., Support for Overloaded Fruit Tree; 349

Pergola, Its Use and Misuse, Chas. H. Ramsdell; 329

Perennials, Hardy, Miss Grace E. Kimball; 425

Peterson, P. H., Vice-Pres. Rep., 1915, 7th Cong. Dist.; 117

Peterson, W. A., Mid. Rep., Mandan, N. D., Trial Station; 282

Peterson, W. A., Supt., An. Rep., 1915, Mandan, N. D., Trial Station; 102

Pfaender, Wm., Jr., An. Meeting, 1915, S. D. State Hort. Socy.; 95

Pfeiffer, C. A., Surprise Plum a Success; 58

Philips, A. J., Top-Grafting; 207

Plant Chimera; 464

Plums We Already Have and Plums on the Way, Dewain Cook; 142

Potatoes, Standardizing Minnesota, A. A. Aamodt; 189

Premium List, Summer Meeting, 1916; 227

President's Greeting, Thos. E. Cashman; 1

Program, Annual Meeting, 1916; 475

Protect the Garden against Winter Weather; 389

Purdham, C. W., Tomatoes for the Kitchen Garden; 113

Patten, Chas. G., Experiment Work of, Geo. J. Kellogg; 276

Peonies, Old and New, A. M. Brand; 401

Perennial Garden at Carmarken, White Bear, J. W. Taylor; 441

Perennials, Planting and Care of Hardy, Miss Grace E. Kimball; 471

Premium List, Summer Meeting, 1916; 258

Producer and Consumer Together, Bringing the, Prof. R. S. Mackintosh; 321

R

Ramsdell, Chas. H., Pergola, Its Use and Misuse; 329

Ramsdell, Chas. H., An. Rep., 1915, Vice-Pres., 5th Cong. Dist.; 166

Raspberries, F. C. Erkel; 413

Raspberries, Thirty Years in, Gust Johnson; 69

Record, E. W., Asparagus by the Acre; 164

Records of Executive Board, 1916; 506

Rhubarb Plant, Ludvig Mosbaek; 465

Richardson, A. W., Fruit Growing a Successful Industry in Minn.; 103

Roe, C. E., Supt., Annual Report, Duluth Trial Station; 66

Rose Culture, Martin Frydholm; 162

Ruggles, Prof. A. G., Notes on Plant Pests; 181, 231

Ruggles, Prof. A. G., Ravages of Buffalo Tree Hopper; 98

Running Out of Varieties, The, Prof. C. B. Waldron; 394

S

Salome Apple, The, H. W. Harrison; 374

Sauk Rapids Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Mrs. Jennie Stager; 96

Sauk Rapids Trial Station, Mid. Rep., Mrs. Jennie Stager; 289

Secretary's Annual Report, 1915, A. W. Latham; 222

Secretary's Corner; 47, 87, 136, 182, 263, 357, 439, 480

Secretary's Financial Report, 1915, A. W. Latham; 226

Shelter Belt for Orchard and Home Grounds, A discussion; 379

Simmons, Harold, My Orchard Crop of 1915; 89

Skinner, Mrs. Gertrude Ellis, My Summer in a Garden; 317

Smith, E. A. State Flower and State Flag of Minnesota; 233

Snyder, C. E., An. Meeting, 1915, N. E. Iowa Hort. Socy.; 34

Soholt, M., An. Rep., 1915, Madison Trial Station; 171

South Dakota State Horticultural Society, Annual Meeting, 1915, Wm. Pfaender, Jr.; 95

Spraying the Orchard, H. M. Dunlap; 213

Spraying the Orchard, Hon. H. M. Dunlap; 119

Stager, Mrs. Jennie, An. Rep., 1915, Sauk Rapids Trial Station; 96

Stager, Mrs. Jennie, How Mr. Mansfield Grows Tomatoes; 156

Stager, Mrs. Jennie, Mid. Rep., Sauk Rapids Trial Station; 289

Stakman, Prof. E. C., Notes on Plant Pests; 181, 231

Stakman, Prof. E. C., Spraying Plums for Brown Rot; 148

Standards for Containers for Fruits, etc., Dept. of Agri.; 462

Starr, Miss Elizabeth, Color Combinations in the Garden; 449

State Flower and State Flag of Minnesota, E. A. Smith; 233

Strand, Geo. W., Treasurer's Annual Report; 33

Strawberry, The Fall-Bearing, Chas. F. Gardner; 429

Strawberry Weevil, S. Marcovitch; 220

Strawberries, June Bearing, Geo. J. Kellogg; 53

Street, H. G., Marketing Fruit Direct; 238

Summer Meeting, 1916, Notice of; 257

Summer Meeting, 1916, A. W. Latham; 266

Support for Overloaded Fruit Tree, Miss Nellie B. Pendergast; 349

Surprise Plum a Success, C. A. Pfeiffer; 58

T

Taylor, J. W., Perennial Garden at Carmarken, White Bear; 441

Thompson, W. J., Supt., N. E. Demonstration Farm; 63

Tillotson, Mrs. H. B., Planting for Color Effects in the Garden; 427

Tomatoes for the Kitchen Garden, C. W. Purdham; 113

Tomatoes, How Mr. Mansfield Grows, Mrs. Jennie Stager; 156

Tomatoes in Northern Minnesota, Growing, Rev. Geo. Michael; 99

Top-Grafting, A. J. Philips; 207

Top-Working, O. W. Moore; 352

Treasurer, Annual Report of, 1915, Geo. W. Strand; 33

Tucker, Jas., My Experience in Grape Culture; 388

U

Underwood, J. M., Annual Report, 1915, Executive Board; 32

University Farm and Hort. Society, A. F. Woods; 297

V

Vial, Roy, My Experience with a Young Orchard; 42

Vice-President's Report, 1915, 1st Congressional District, F. I. Harris; 114

Vice-President, 2nd Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, John Bisbee; 165

Vice-President's Report, 1915, 4th Congressional District, J. K. Dixon; 100

Vice-President, 5th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, Chas. H. Ramsdell; 166

Vice-President, 6th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, E. W. Mayman; 168

Vice-President's Report, 1915, 7th Congressional District, P. H. Peterson; 117

Vice-President, 8th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, Frank H. Cutting; 195

Vice-President, 9th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, Mrs. H. E. Weld; 170

Vice-President, 10th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, M. H. Hegerle; 67

Vincent, Geo. E., How May State University and Horticultural Society Best Cooperate; 375

Vinegar from Minnesota Apples, Manufacture of Cider, Prof. W. G. Brierley; 313

W

Waldron, Prof. C. B., The Running Out of Varieties; 394

Washburn, Prof. F. L., Entomologist Column; 135

Wealthy Apples, F. H. Ballou; 461

Webster, D. C., Mid. Rep., La Crescent Trial Station; 281

Wedge, Clarence, Camping on the Yellowstone Trail; 361

Wedge, Mrs. Clarence, The Value of Horticulture to the Farm; 217

Weld, Mrs. H. E., An. Rep., 1916, Vice-Pres., 9th Cong. Dist.; 170

Wellington, Prof. Richard, An. Rep., 1915, Central Trial Station; 158

Wellington, Prof. Richard, Orcharding in Minnesota, a discussion; 291

Wellington, Prof. Richard, Orcharding in Minnesota; 36

West Concord Trial Station, Annual Report, Fred Cowles, Supt.; 64

West Concord Trial Station, Fred Cowles; 290

Wetherbee, M. H., Flower Garden for a Country Home; 470

What Frisky is Telling the Veteran Horticulturist, Chas. F. Gardner; 350

Wisconsin Horticultural Society, Annual Meeting, 1915, Chas. Haralson, Delegate; 84

Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, F. Cranefield, Secretary; 236

Wollner, B., Jr., Currants as a Market Garden Product; 22

Woods, A. F., University Farm and Horticultural Society--Mutually Helpful in Developing Homes of the Northwest; 297

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