The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-15

casing. and finishing wells, more
congeniaI relation between the drill
ers and their employers. and among
the drillers themselves. This should
bring about. a better income through
steady work and greater success III
securing an abundance of good water
and satisfied employers.
The state geological survey ana the
extension division OF the university
are cooperating with the association,
and the university will send at least
three men to take part in the pro-
rrar1. Experienced well drillers Will
discuss the practical problems IN
North Dakota today, and VIII give
demonstrations, of devices. TOOLS ana
methods that have been FOUND useLul
to them. Manufacturers of establish :
ed reputation will be represented, ana
explanations will bf given OF the Iatest
improved tools, machinery, ana sup
plies for well ,drillers.
One of the very interesting features
of the program will be q demonstra-
ton by DR.. A. H. Taylor of the Uni
versity of North Dakota, director OF
the university radio station. DIR. ray
lor is a prominent figure among the
wireless experts of America. He Will
give a working demonstration of radio
telegraphy. Other special FEATURES
will be a banquet and moving pictures
which have been planned for the even
ing sessions. A.. N1;ro+
meeting North Dakota Well Drillers
association, Jan. %, "a and rs, 1917:
TUESDAY, JAN. %.
Morning-opening Session.
900 a. INCARCERATION ana getting
$3.50 a. m.-PresIdent's address, e. F..
Reese, president, Devils Lake, or
Otto A. Olson. vice president
Ambrose.
1000 a. m.-Address - The History
+. and Methods of Well Drilling,
Howard E. Simpson, assistant
state geologist, university.
1900 a. m,-opening business meet
ing. Announcements Tae;raI au.ir...
Afternoon. 500 aS.'0@
200 p. m.-Address-The Legal Side
of Well Drilling, Hon. f. b. Lam"
bert Minot. Discussion.
800 p. m.-Reports Of standing COM
mittees, twenty minutes each.
. Legislation, J. r. Chalmers.
Mott, chairman; Costs and
Prices, C. H. Tibbets, Powers
Lake. chairman; promotion h.
H. Eaver, Westhope, chairman.
De
from Practical Drillers, ten
minutes each. Peter Reinbolt,
Sawyer; Henry Armstrong,
Sherwood; @. J. Bone, Langdon;
C.. III. Lusk, Cleveland; M. y.
O'Brien, HillsbOro; A. J.
Schultz, Kenmare.
Evening Session, at State Normal
School.
500 p. m.-Lecture and Demonstra'
-. rAIa A
I'll. Taylor, professor OF physics
assisted by Alfred Grossly
Mechanician, university Of North
WEDNESDAY, JAN. rs.
Morninn--M anufacturers' and Dealers
Session.
800 a. m.--The Present High Cost OF
Well Supplies and Their Relation
to the Well Drillers Proflt
Frederick Christensen, r. Il
Howell & Co., Minneapolis. Dis
$3.50 a. m.-The Business End Of Well
Drilling, Henry Osmondson
Duplex Mfg. Co., Superior. Dis
10000 a. m.-The Best Systems of Well
Drilling for North Dakota, Lee
Garfield, Sparta Iron Works Co.,
Sparta. Discussion.
1Us 81 a. uls--ItlLkS anu ACLbCAo AAOAi
representative manufacturers
and dealers. The following are
among those who have been in
vited to send representatives: G,
A. Armstrong, Waterloo, Ia;
A.J.Dean &fCo., Minneapolis, MINI.
Geo. A. Clark e. Son. Minneapolis,
Mimi; T.. p. flanagan, Mime
apolis, Mimi; e. e. Johnson, st.
Paul, Mimi: A. d. Cook, Law
renceberg, Ind.
1880 a. m.--Business meeting. APP
pointmcnt OF committees.
1900 m.-Gr0up photograph.
Afternoon-Pr Problems Session.
200 .. m.-Some Problems OF North
Dakota Drillers, Howard Il.
Simpson. assistant state geolo-
gist, university.
800 b. m.AEpeciaI problems, fifteen
minutes each. The Sand Problem,
r. +. Jahnke. Plaza; Pumping by
Compressed Air. II JRszxoWiak,
Bismarck; Broken Casing, G. a.