The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-05-12
DENTISTS HAVE
fine CONVENTION
FARGO GETS THE ANNUAL MEET.
ING FOR 1910.
Large Attendance and Much Interest
Manifested in Proeeedinss--Dr.
Whiteonb Of Grand Forks Is Elected
President Of Valley Dental Society.

Hianu FORKS, NJ d., May 12.-The
doctors of dental surgery took the city
yesterday and will hold possession
through today at least, with grip
That none but dentists would think Of
holding. Practically every section Of
North Dakota and Of northern Mime
sofa is represented at the joint con :
clave OF the North Dakota Dental as
ISOLATION and the Red River valley
Dental society, both of which convened
yesterday at the commercial club
rooms.
The first number on the double pro-
gramme was a clinic by DR.. F. E. BAH
of Fargo, with Pressure Anesthesia as
MS subject. This was followed by an
interesting and instructive paper and
clinic by DR.. c. G. Hibbs OF Bismarck.
AT the afternoon session DR.. Alfred
Owre, OF the University OF Minnesota
read an interesting paper, which was
followed by a general discussion. DR..
F. w. Rose Of Cooperstown read a
very instructive paper on Extraction
Valley Officers Elected.
At IL o'clock the Red River Valley
Dental society held its annual meet
ing. 1t was decided to hold the next
meeting at Bemidji. The following Of
ficers were elected:
President-H. w. Whitcomb. Grand
Forks
Vice president--D. s. stanton. Be-
midji.
Treasurer. F. Ralston. Larirnore
Executive committee-J. D. Twony
A. M. Palmer and d. 8. Stanton, all OF
Bemidji
The following members Of the Valley
society were in attendance at the
opening meeting: Drs. Thomas Smith
Langdon; W. e. Hooking, Devils Lake; .
J. O.. Twomy Bemidji; Thomas
Spence. Crookston; T. G. Thompson,
Cavalier; j. F. RaIston, Larimare; J..
e. Argue, Red Lake Falls; w. A.
Robertson, Crookston; j. r. Crofnb
Fargo; w. G. Toilet, Devils Lake: Fl.
@. Roming, Devils Lake "A. M. Palmer
ID. 3. Stanton, Bemidji; e. N. Hegge
Hatton; j. E. Frenette, Fargo: o. Boil
stad. Northwood; r. s. Ramsey. F. NJ.
Wells, G. L. Tompkins, G. j. Convrette
and H. w. Whitcomb Grand Forks
The attendance at the convention is
the largest in the history of the state
association, over 100 members being in
attendance. Seventeen new members
were admitted.
Anpual Meeting in Fargo.
Last evening a business session of
the state association was held and be-
sides disposing Of some routine BUSH
ness 1t was decided to, hold the next
annual meeting at Fargo. Another
business meeting will be held this
morning when officers for the coming
year will be elected.
Following the business session last
evening a social session and banquet
was given by the local members at
Logan's Dairy Lunch. The menu in
cluded chicken pie, hot rolls, radishes,
green onions, baked beans pickles,
sandwiches and strawberry shortcake
and coffee. The spread was a fine
one and the visitors enjoyed them
selves to the limit 3
Today's programme includes the fol-
lowing numbers:
800 a. m.--Business meeting. Of the
North Dakota Dental association and
election of officers. DR.. q. A. Raw
lings, Bismarck, N. D., Paper and Dis
cussion.
1880 a. m.--Dr. F. H. orion, st.
Paul, MINI. Paper, Pyorrfea Due to
Malocclusion. Followed by Clinic.
200 p. m.--Dr. f. II. Orion, st. Paul,
MINI. Paper and Discussion.
400 p. m.--Dr. Alfred Owre, Uni
versity of Minnesota. Paper, Some
Other Things We Need. Discussion.
Hoarsness, bronchitis and other
throat troubles are quickly cured ~
Foley's Honey and Tar as 1t soothes
and heals the infiamed throat and
bronchial tubes and the most obstinate
cough disappears. Insist upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar.
II. H. Casselrnan.