Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-15
FINE PROGRAM
FORDRllERS
North Dakota We'll Dnllers'
Association Meets Here.
Next Week.


and Thursday, was announced today.
Thes6eological Survey and the Extern
sion p1yi1ion Of the university COOP
erated$Si making the arrangements
forsthe program. There will be several
prScttcal addresses by members Of the
university faculty on subjects OF vital
interest to well d~rillers.
The Well Drillers' association was
organized in Grand Forks five years
ago. 1tssrew out Of an interview be.
tween ,tUo well drillers and Prof.
Houyard5 e. Simpson Of the university.
It was the. first organization Of its
k1nd@tn@the country. and still iz%the
piuneer'in@the field. 1t is the aim of
theSo examination to bring about better
conditions in the 4well-drilling bust
ness through: a.. better understanding
of the occurrence, quality and quanti-
ty of the underground waters; a better
knowledge Of the. work Of drilling.
casing and finishing wells; a better re-
lation between drillers and their en-
ployers and between the drillers them
selves; and q better. income through
steady work. greater success in: Sc
curing an abundance. of good water
and satisfied employers.
The complete program for the COM
vention is ~
Tuesday Morning Session.
Commercial Club Rooms.
Registration and getting acquainted.
Greetings from the University-
President Thomas F. Kane.
1.-The RELATION Of Well Drillers to
the Development of the Natural Re-
sources of the State"-Dean, e. J..
Babcock, College of Engineering, uni
versity.
THE Geological Formations of
N-orkl- Dolro%S Du Too~o~l
state g%eologist, university. Y
Lunch.
Tuesday Afternoon Session.
Geological, Lecture Room, University.
Moving pictures Of North Dakota,
1.-THE Sunshine States"-Grand thea
ter. '-.
"sludee Geology. for North Dakota
Well Drillers''-L. P. Dove, assistant
state g%eologist, university.
Discussion: Geology Applied to
Drilling. \ +
Minerals in North Dakota Waters
DIR. G. A. Abbott, professor of chem
istry, university. ts3
Recreation hour at the university
Y. M. C. A. 49,.
Tuesday Evening.
Dinner at University Commons. ;
w SN1ACSiuy INOT1IHS SGSIOUs '
Commercial Club Rooms.
Announcements.
Profits in Well Drilling, Pumps
and Accessories'-Joe J. Gerve,. Sec
rotary, George A Clark & Son, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Discussion: Profits and Prices.
1.-The Value and Methods Of Adver-
Using in the Well Drilling Business
Frederick Christensen, Mgr. of Sales,
r. r. Howell & Co., Minneapolis.
Discussions: Advertising. and Bust
ness.
Lunch.
Wednesday Afternoon Session.
Geological Lecture Room, University.
The Occurrence of Underground
Waters in North Dakota'-Howard e.
Simpson, assistant state geologist; uni
versity.
Making Wells Sanitary'-A- c. Nc.
Coy. sanitary engineer, state public
health laboratory. university.
Discussion: Cooperation for the
Public Health-Dr. A., G. Long, direc.
tor, public health laboratory, universe
ty.
Wednesday Evening.
Association dinner, dining room,
First M. E. church.
THE Value of Organization"-Dr
J. M. Gillette.
"The North Dakota Well Drillers
Association: 1.-THE Origin" A. L.
Brown, director, Grand Forks; THE
Present"-R. F. Jahnke, president
Parshall; 1.-THE Future"-J. r. Chal.
mers, secretary, Mott.
Thursday Morning Session.
Commercial Club Rooms.
Announcements.
Discussion: Drilling and Finishing
Wells in Sand.
Discussion: THE Right Of Mechan.
les Lien for Well Work"-W. A. Nc.
1ntyre, attorney-at-law, Grand Forks
Discussion: Making the Collections
Business Session: Election of Off.
GERS.
Lunch.
Thursday Afternoon Session,
Geological Lecture Room, University
"A New Job for Well Drillers ir
North Dakota"-L. P. Dove.
The Indications of Gas and Oil, in
North Dakota"-Howard e. Simpson
Final business meeting.
WANTS REST ON SABBATH.
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