The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-10
DRUGGISTS ADJOURN
Prize Winners in tho Field and Official
Winners in the Associarion-A Sue
cesscul Convention.

The field sports OF the Pharmaceutical
association at the driving park yesterday
afternoon afforded a vast amount OF fun
to a large crowd Of witnesses and parti-
cipants, TIE events, winers and prizes, IN
| their order being as follows:
l.. Grand opening hen race-frst
prize, W. S. Crawford, Sioux City; Sec
ond, c. A. Nichols; third, S. r. Mon
tague.
,. Bicycle race-Geo. J. johnson, d.
F. Jones, Brookings; Robert Freeman,
Sioux Falls; F. c. Smith.
3. Ladies' bicycle race-Mies Eva
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frank Palmer, Mrs. F.
Halstead.
4. Quarter mile bicycle race-Geo.
j. johnson, D. F.. Jones, F. c. Smith,
Robert Freeman.
3. Ball throwing Mrs. Frank
Palmer, Mrs. E. n. Aldrich.
6. Commercial travellers foot race
Ihos. Rae, w. H. Gibson, Cincinnati
Ohio.
7. Fat druggists foot race-H. H.
Cook, Irene; E. n. Aldrich, Brookings.
s.. Lean druggists foot race. j.
F,ngleson, Bookings; Sverre Odee.
O.. Shooting match-F. G. Smith, W.
A. Simpson, Flandrau.
10. Slow bicycle race-H. l.. Dodge,
Brcokings; Eugene jerks.
IL. Grand bicycle race, three mile
handicap-Chas. jerks, G. H. Norton,
Dell Rapids, R. P. Fargo, Redteld. Eu-
gene>Jenks.
II. Gentlemen's Sewing--E. n. Aid
rich, DR.. r. M. Cotton, Tyndall.
Is. Ladies drop contest-M Mrs. Frank
Halstead, Mrs. F. G. Smith.
IA. Published yesterday.
Is. Gentlemen's bean bag CONTEST.
c. Schultz, H. G. Bokoven, Clark.
16. Identitication-W. A. Nye, Salem;
d. Il. jones' Brookings; H. c. Bokoven,
Clark.
II. Ladies bean bag CONTESTANTS. j.
c. Schultz, Mrs. Bokoven, Clark.
Is. Ladies guessing-Mrs. Bokoven,
Mrs. Maxwell, Arlington.
10.
20.
Each lady who contested for q prize
will receive also a present of L. r. Dun
nlng's baking powder, manufactured b.,
Mr.. Dunning, Of SioI TX Falls, which he Is
now putting on sale with our merchants
here.
The association has had a very active
business session and has done much use-
full work. This forenoon the election of
officers took place resulting as follows:
L. I. Dunning, president, Sioux Falls;
II. A. Peabody, lst. vice president, Web.
ster; E. c. Bent, Dell Rapids, God vice
president; j. A. Keith, Lake Preston,
secretary; 9. c. Maxwell, Arlington,
treasurer.
Recommended to governor from which
to select member Of the state board of
pharmacy: F. A. Brecht, Yankton;
James Lewis, Canton; Ralph Steensen,
Sioux Falls.
Legislative committees: James Lewis,
Canton; D. L. Jones, Brookings; C. e.
Collins, Groton; A. II. Sites, Sioux
Falls; y. H. Tarbeli, WATERFOWL.
The next annual meeting was decided
to be held at Sioux Fails, the third
Tuesday in July, 1897.
Two Lave. saved.
Mrs. Phoeba Thomas OF junction City,
ILL.,, WAS told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no hope
for her, but two bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery completely cured her
and she says it saved her life. Mr..
Thos. Eggers, l39 Florida street, San
Francisco. suffered from a dreadful
cold, approaching consumption, tried
without result everything else then
bought q bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such re
suits, OF which these are san Piles, that