The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-18
MAY DECIDE TO BUILD.
Minnesota Pharmaceutical Manu-
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Minnesota Pharmaceutical Manu-
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Reports were made yesterday at the
Minnesota State Pharmaceutical associ-
alton meeting at the Hotel St. Louis, as
follows: American Pharmaceutical con.
vention, Charles Hullen and Mr.. Frost, ST.
Paul; committee on college of pharmacy,
F. :Sanderson; retail druggists convention
at Buffalo, N. Y, c.. H. HUM; North Da-
kota and Wisconsin associations, F: f.
Hainert; South Dakota conventions, Dean
f.. J.. Willing and A. G. Scutten; St. Paul
city association, j.. w. Harrah; commit
tee on trade interests, Andrew Eckstein.
Mr.. Sanderson's report recommended
full college training for pharmacists
clerks. John F.. Daneck representing the
Minnesota Pharmaceutical Manufacturers,
association recommended that a building
be erected for the company's stores. This
report was appointed to be read again on
account of it's general interests. The
stock OF the association is 80 1-3 per cent
above par. go - -.:,-
Members elected yesterday, are as fol-
lows: + - ~ y 80 -
F. S. sanderson, Martin Aune. Frank W.
Crowell, Jacob Jacobson, George Saunders,
G. A. Gown, MINNEAPOLIS: Charles D 'John-
son, Henry P. Dunn. Charles B. Nlmmo,
Brainerd B. P. Pasko, Breckenridge; W. A.
Abbott Duluth; L. w. Leithhead. Duluth;
Albert Korizek Cloquet; Charles r.. Wilde,
Dodge Center; Hertert "A. Smith, Parkers
Prairie; John N. Baise. Fergus Falls; ole
Axness. Pelican Rapids; Irwin Catlin, Barnes
Vile; Guy Il. Halgren, Watertown; Charles
w. Willing, Little Falls; Patrick o'Hair,
Waverly; B.. F. Carter, st.. Cloud; W. N.
Morrell, Verndale; f.. It. Dinner, Henning;
II. W. Barrett. Browns Valley; L. l., Bene-
dict Wadena; Swan E. Peterson, Atwater;
Charles A. Anderson, Litchfeld; T. M. Dono-
van, Pelican, Rapids; j.. B. Perkins. Sank
Center; T. J. Champlain, swanville; Jennie
S.. Phillips; Clearwater; IN. w. 'Wetzel, Little
Falls; H. G. Seifert, Jackson; Arthur F., Lun-
deem, Eagle Bend; l.. w. English, Bertha;
j. E. Mclaughlin, Granada j. A. La Peno-
there, Easton; ]. F. siepold, Heron Lake: G.
A. Presley, Cambridge; E. j.. Romans, st.
Paul; w. F. Rohrbeck, st. Paul;M E. Dahl,
Twin Valley; J. T. Tollefson, Hancock; j.. Il.
Kruger, Norris A. Dowswell. kirkhaven
J. w. Helsper, Melrose; W. j. Stock, Melrose;
J. F. Clark, Osal1is; r. j., Lundberg Hen
ming; George S. spalding, Alexandria; J.
Jung, Perham; Charles H. Clark, St. Peter;
Joseph Schwankel Long 4Prairie; r. r. Ray,
Monticelo; George e. Grow, Walker;.J W.
Sauer, Wincna; j. NJ. ~Harrach, W1nona
Charles l. Clough, Minneapolis; 10. M. Hen
derson, Farbault. =. =, ~ aaag 49,
In: the evening a card party was given
under the auspices Of the commercial
This afternoon steamer ride was
given. This evening hop and reception
will be given in the hotel parlors. TO.
morrow afternoon q complete program OF
sports has been prepared.
The Minnesota State Pharmaceutical
Manufacturing company has an exhibit
Of their goods. in charge Of the manager,
G. F.. Rhodde of Spring Valley The ex-
hibit this year is much more extensive
than in former years.