The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
DRUGGISTS HELD
ANNUAL ELECTION
Left this Morning to Enjoy
Outing at Detroit-Grand
Ball Wednesday Evening

Fargo, y. D.. Aug S.-With a gran'
bali at the Hotel Gardner Wednesda.
evening. the tWentN-Sevcnth nnu
meeting OF the North Dakota Phar
maceutical association and ladies
auxiliary carnc to Il close so far "A
Fargo is concerned. The member
and their ladies left this morning fu
ing. including a list of more thai
twenty-five contests II events il
which prizes are to be awarded tn
winners.
Nearly zoe couples attended the bal
at TIL" Gardner which proved To II,
an elaborate function. and an es
pecially tiun time was enjoyed. TIL,
hail WAS pret,ilv decorated i'm greer
and white steamers. and IL flowers
ing effect. There was good music
eVcrNon" was in good humor. and tn,
function proved decidedly pleasant.
The ball followed a thoaler party
At the Riiou M Il musical at TN.
Gardner at 5 o'clock. all of which
convinced the visitors that Fargo is =
splendid place in which TO entertain
and he entertained.
Ladies Auxiliary Elects.
Officers of the ladies auxiliary wer,
elected Wednesday, afternoon. and the
''oiNs' &C. - 'liNIi iiSloiIl. 'NNI'ltu I,
meet with the pharmacists and trav-
"l"rs' auxiliary at Mandan in 1913. OF
ftccrs Of he ladies' auXiliary are:
Airs. Mcdonald. Dickinson. president;
Mrs. Gus Lieher. Jamestown. first
vice president: Mrs. Harry Iverson
Eglund. second vice presidents: Mrs.
Peter Mergons, E'airdale. secretary
treasurer.
Pharmacists Final Session.
The North Dakota druggists spent a
profitable morning session "Wednesday
in discussing matters which interests
tho profession. The relation of the
pur" food laws of the state to the
druggist trade and the relation OF
tn" prohibition and perni, laws Vert
also a topic for several TALKS.
Niile no definite action was taken
en- II of these matters the discus
sion proved profitable To the mem
hor:. h druggists Obtained the
Views of others who we're solving tho
themselves have to contend with.
Reports of Officers Read.
The reports of the various officers
were read. showing the work which
the association has accomplished and
the financial condition. The ~associa-
ton was found to he in a prosperous
condition and the members were cs-
ieCiallN IlcdStd WITH the WORK Which
has been accomplished by the officers
and the executive committee during
the past year.
Professor Ladd Speaks.
At the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion Al , o'clock. Professor Ladd of
the agricultural college addressed the
convention of the subject of Pure
Food and Drugs" The address was
along the sanA line as much of the
discussion "f The morning session and
the members obtained new and au-
t1entic information on many If the
subjects which arise in the handling
of drugs.
Druggists Elect.
Officers of the North Dakota Thar
mac"ntioal association were elected
a. follows:
Presidential. s. sigurdson. Valley
City.
Firs, Vice rresident-Hsrry 1ver-
SON. Edgclav.
second Vice Presidential. +. Eas-
ton Tingn.
Saerctary-Treasurer--W. S. Parker,
Lisbon.
Executive Committee w. NJ.
thompson. Mandan. chairman: A 4.
hradi"N. Winston: g. r. Fowler.
ifankinson.
W. p. Porterfield of Fargo was en-
d"rs'd by tn" convention for aproint-
mont by the governor upon the state
board.