The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-06-14
STANLEY MAN NAMED
TO HEAD DRUGGISTS
IN CONVENTION HERE
Dickinson Selected For Next
Meeting After Contests
With jamestown

William Eckstrom of Stanley was
elected president of the North Da.
kota Pharmaceutical association al
the closing business session of the or.
carnations 48th annual convention
here Wednesday.
He succeeds Clarence B. Hay OF
Fargo. who was elected to the execu-
tive committee to succeed j. G. Dills
Of LaMoure.
Other officers elected include L. G
Beardsley of New Rockford, first vice
president; Cap H. Saunders of Minot,
second vice president; w. F. Sundro
OF Fargo, reelected secretary; and
F. H. Costello of Cooperstown. re-
elected treasurer of the association as
well as member of the state pharm-
acy board.
The 1884 convention will be held at
Dickinson. the Stark county city hav-
ing won over Jamestown, which also
had bid for next years meeting.
G. r. Meredith of Killdeer will be
honorary chairman of the 1894 con-
vention with Phillip H. Boise of Dick
!nson as local secretary.
Preceding the election, the phar-
macists heard addresses by Ralph E.,
Hayes Of Detroit, Mich. and Herbert
G. SWEET, state representative from
kldder county, and series of COM
mittee reports.
SWEET brought greetings to the
druggists from Governor William
LANCER.
Begin Golf Tourney
The election wound up the bust
ness program of the convention and
Wednesday afternoon more than 30
druggists were expected to begin
their golf tournament at the Bis
marck Country club and their horse
shoe pitching contests.
Eighteen holes of golf were to be
played Wednesday afternoon with
the final Is holes in the 36-hole
medal score affair set for Thursday
forenoon.
The field will be divided into
flights of eight men each to facili-
tate the distribution of prizes, ac-
cording to Burt Finney of Bismarck,
In charge of the tourney.
The annual convention banquet
will be held at the World War Me-
mortal building at $50 o'clock to-
night and the presidents ball at the
country club, beginning at p. m.
The annual picnic, which will be
held under auspices of the travellers
auxiliary. will begin at noon Thurs
day at Pioneer park and a program
II sports and recreation will follow.
More than 100 druggists from
throughout the northwest had regis
.ered before the business sessions
ended at noon Wednesday.
More Are Registered
Among druggists who registered
Tuesday afternoon we're: E. p. Mar
in OF Hazen; F. p. Taylor of Minot;
leonard M. Johnson of Harvey: s. p.
sleight Of Plentywood. Mont; S. NJ.
dendrickson of Jamestown; Olaf v.
Of Mandan; Retnhold F.
Berg of McClusky; r. G. Glarum Of
Gertrude Mowery OF Ma
'oleon: Ing Simmons of Cakes: A. p.
Aoeller OF Billings, Mont; Roy Kruk-
nberg Of Lennon, S. D.; Joseph Mil
enberger of Aberdeen, s. D.; Mark L.
iolmes Of LeQla, S. D.; Ed. A. Maerck-
Elm of Clement; Ralph E. Hayes Of
Detroit, Mich; E. L. Semling of Haz-
lton; H. c. Rice of Beach; A. ].
iunderson of Hope; M. H. Sidener of
Theodore p. Herman of
seulah; W. H. Itrich Of Hebron: Row.
and Jones of Gettysburg. S. D.; E. A.
'urgens of Omaha; L. A. Kuebler of
Neb.: B. c. Moses of Alexand-
r; Margaret Register of Bismarck:
!. H. Roberts of Minneapolis; c. H.
of Minot; Glen D. Shelver
I Dunseith; William j. Shelver OF
sheldon; L. G. Etheridge of Omaha,
|eb.: Leo T. Flake of Minneapolis:
Gordon K. Gray of Wilton: G. w.
tray Of Wilton: H. E. Close Of Lang
on. Iennard e Chr!stiensc. ard Lars
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