The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-09
DRUGGISTS had
DELIGHTFUL DAY
IN SPITE OF DISAPPOINTMENT in
NOT BEING ABLE TO 60 TO THE
LAKES THEY ENJOYED THE
OUTING ON THE BEAUTIFUL a.
e. GROUNDS.

The North Dakota state Pharmace-
utical association, with the Ladies.
auxiliary and the Travellers auxiliary,
ended their conventions In this city
yesterday afternoon when the events
We're concluded at the arnlory at the
agricultural college, and the day, al
though q little threatening and rainy
at times. was most delightfully."- spent
and Fargo was voted by all OF the vig-
itors to be a great city, one that knows
now to entertain even In adverse cir
curnstances. The AFFAIR was to have
taken place at the Detroit lakes, but
owing to the bad weather the special
train was called off and the party went
out to the beautiful grounds OF the IA.
O., and they had an excellent substi-
tute. There were in all thirty-three
events pulled off and the fun began at
10 o'clock in the morning and contin-
ued long in the afternoon. The prizes
were displayed In the building and
lunch raj also served there and it was
excellent Most of the. prizes were con
tributed by the merchants OF Fargo
and wholesale dealers Of eastern cities
and they were beautiful. The prize
winners are given below:
100-yard dash for drummers-
First Schoop; second. Nelson; third,
Hill: fourth, Torkelson; fifth, Otteson;
sixth, Stinson.
100~yard dash for travelling men
First, GILES; second Burkheimer;
third, G. Mohan: fourth. Cooperrnan;
fifth, Sininsted: sixth, Calkins.
Ladies' foot race, 25 yards-F1rst,
Mrs. I%verson; second, Mrs. Thompson:
third, Mrs. Hovey; fourth, Mrs. Darl-
ing; fifth, Miss Blakesley.
Potato race, ladies-F1rst Mrs. Darl-
ing; second, Mrs. Thompson: third,
Mrs. Cooperman; fourth, Miss Tau
bert; fifth, Mrs. I%verson; sixth, Mrs.
Anderson.
Sack race, druggists-F1rst, Schapp;
second, Taubert; third, Needham;
fourth, Torkelson; fifth, Nelson; sixth,
Hovey.
Bali throwing contest, ladies-Ffrgt.
Miss Taubert; second, Miss Whitcomb;
third, Mrs. Engebretson; fourth, Mrs.
Caroline; fifth, Mrs. Blakesley; sixth,
Mrs. Hovey.
Ball throwing contest, gentlemen
First, M. Taubert; second, GILES; third
-Ingebretson; fourth, H~allenberg; fifth,
Torkelson; sixth, Rachac.
Cracker and whistling race. (open to
all druggists)-Ffrst Counter; second,
Thompson; fifth, Hill; sixth, Inge-
bretson.
Cracker and whistling race for la
dies-Ffrst, Mrs. Hovey; second, Mrs.
w. z. Crowley; third. Miss Lamb:
fourth, Miss LaValley.
T~hree-legged race for travelling men
and druggists-First Taubert and
Strengths; second, Giles and Cimiske;
third, Anderson and Hovey: fourth,
Stinson; fifth. Sheperd and Berk-
heimer.
Nail driving contest, ladies-F1rst,
Mrs. Anderson; second, Mrs. Blakesly:
third, Mrs. Iverson; fourth, Mrs. Need
ham; 1fths Mrs. Caroline; sixth. Mrs.
Seigfried.
Eat mems race Goo pounds or over)
First Ingebretson; second, Cimin-
ske; third, Blakesley; fourth, Calkins.
Hoop rolling, ladies-First, Mrs,
I~verson; second, Miss LaValley; third,
Mrs. Cooperman; fourth, Mrs. ellis;
fifth, Mrs. Lamb.
Sticking dart in target (blindfolded)
ladies-First, Mrs. Mcdonald; second,
Mrs. Needham; third Mrs. Blakesley;
fourth, Mrs. Anderson; fifth, Mrs.
Lamb.
Running race, (misses under 2O), %
yards-Ffrst, Miss Ingebretson; sec
ond. Miss Blakesley; third, Miss Need
ham.
Ball rolling contest ladies-F4rst,
Miss Lamb; second, Mrs. Needham;
third. Mrs. Anderson; fourth, Mrs.
Grant; fifth. Mrs, HOvey; sixth, Mrs.
Iverson.
Ball rolling for men-Ffrst, Galley
her; second, Blalkesley; third. Erick-
sen; fourth, Freeman; fifth, Otteson;
sixth, Btltner.
Most recently married couple, Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart Watt OF Sarles. N. D..
Druggist coming longest distance,
Lee Darling.
Druggists wife coming longest dis
lance, Mrs. Lee Darling.
Oldest druggist In attendance, Dan
Seigfried.
Youngest registered druggist in at
tendance, o. Sjurseth.
Youngest baby attending meeting,
Miss Evelyn Green.
Egg and Spoon race, ladies-Ffrst,
Mrs. Thompson; second, Mrs. Hovey;
third, Miss -Ingebretson; fourth, Mrs.
Caroline.
Oldest travelling man attending
meeting, w. Marvin.
Standing breoad jump for druggists
and travelling men-F1rst Tauber;
second. T~orkelson; third, Nelson;
fourth, Hill; fifth. Casselman; sixth,
Schoop.