Annual South Dakota Pharmacists Meeting Opens
The nineteenth annual South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association session began Wednesday at 9 o'clock in the court house with about 100 attendees, including many wives. Secretary Bent reported 607 registered pharmacists and 48 assistants, with receipts of 2005 dollars and a balance of 384.45 dollars.
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South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
Court House
Stickles
Bent
Dell Rapids
Nye
Salem
Treasury
W. Wooten
Chicago
National Association of Retail Druggists
Dunlap
National Association
Oscar Oldberg
Auxiliary Club
Ladies Elected Officers of Drugists Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the druggists elected officers at the Wednesday afternoon meeting. President Mrs Bradley of DeSmet, Vice President Mrs D I Jones of Watertown, Secretary Mrs W I Michel of Willow Lakes, Treasurer Mrs B C Bent of Dell Rapids. The auxiliary, organized at Canton a year ago, adopted the constitution and by laws, with two amendments including eliminating membership fees. The pharmacists have a large unused balance in their treasury to cover expenses of annual meetings.
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Masonic Hall
Canton
W. A. Simpson
Eflandreau
D. F. Jones
Ladies Auxiliary
Bradley
DeSmet
D. I. Jones
Watertown
W. IX. Michel
Willow Lakes
B.C. Bent
Dell Rapids
Informal Reception For Drugists And Wives In City
Drugstists and their wives who arrived in the city Tuesday were entertained at an informal reception at the Mitchell Club rooms in the evening. Some played billiards, others cards, while some were in the dance hall enjoying the music.
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Mitchell Club
Reception and Dance at Mitchell Club for Drug Gists
A large reception and dance greeted visiting druggists and their wives at Mitchell Club rooms. Mayors and officials spoke warmly, praising the profession and Mitchell’s hospitality. Performances by Florence Gregory-Tiffany and others led to a lively evening of music and dancing with light refreshments and fruit punch.
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Nichols
Mandolin Club
Jacquut
Nichol
Guessing Contests At Evening Dancing Program
Indoor events featured several guessing games and dancing contests among nupsbers and guests. Prizes went to H A Daase E M Jones J M Helmey and others for beans in a jar age of Secretary Wooten 1860 feet in a ball of twine and for handsomest wife or sister of a South Dakota druggist with winners including Mrs S H Scallin Geo J Johnson Zadia Brown and Lohr.
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H. A. Daase
E. M. Jones
J. M. Helmey
Wooten
Beal
Ray Smith
Mary Windle
2Bockhaven
D. E. Crowley
W. H. Conyes
J. H. Sen
E. W. Roberts
E. Gomper Davis
C. W. Peaslee
J. W. Shull
South Dakota
S. H. Scallin
Geo. J. Johnson
Wentworth
Zadia Brown
Lohr
Work of the Druggists Reveals Pharmacy History and Plans
Wednesday sessions featured Prof. Oscar Oldberg of Chicago delivering a history of pharmacy and prize papers offering business insights. Thursday's morning session approved a $50 annual national association appropriation, named I A Keith as South Dakota representative, and set 1905 meeting locations Aberdeen and others.
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Oscar Oldberg
Chicago
Northwestern School of Pharmacy
Oldberg
Court House
National Association
I. A. Keith
South Dakota Association
American Association
Kansas City
Aberdeen
State Board of Pharmacy
Watertown
Canton
Mitchell
Geo. J. Johnson
Wentworth
S. JJ. Scallin
Thos. V. Wooten
Druggists Stage Active State Meet At Fair Grounds
The State meeting of the Pharmaceutical Association featured ample amateur athletic events for both men and women. Winners included Mrs. O. H. Collins in the ladies egg race and E. W. Roberts in the 100-yard foot race for travelers and druggists, with multiple contests and lively competition observed by a good crowd before evening social events at the Mitchell Club rooms.
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Mitchell Club
Mitchell
Scallin
Silsby
Wayer
Stickles
I. A. Werth
Lake Preston
Jim
South Dakota
Keith
The
Fair Sex
Association
Oscar Oldberg
Chicago
V. Wooten
National Association of Retail Druggists
West
Mr. Wooten
Florence Gregory-Tiffany
Bereeuse
Jocelyn
Miss Goodykoontz
L. D. Milne
Cora Boive-Crow
Charles Jacquot
Minneapolis
Pharmaceutical Association
Fair Grounds
Bent
O. H. Collins
Miller
Wauneta Ferris
Mabel Maynard
Geo. J. Johnson
Wentworth
BH. W. Roberts
Vermillion
J. F. Wagner
Garden City
W. He Stark
Emery
R. C. Davis
E. W. Jones
Plankinton
Walter Nolt
E. W. Roberts
BE. W. Jones
H. M. Evans
Miss Gear
Madison
Grace Sabin
Miss McCoy
B. D. Harrison
H. N. Evans
Bas
G. H. Brown
Photographs by Artist Cox Featured in Story
The article notes that photographs accompanying the piece were taken by Artist Cox, highlighting the visual documentation of the event.
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Cox
Cole's Bludbilder Invigorates and Builds Up System
An old ad promotes Cole's Bludbilder as a tonic to energize and strengthen the body and eyes. It guarantees improvement and sells at $1.00 per bottle through druggists.
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Cole
Peachers' Examination Official Notice
Public notice states the next regular teacher's examination will be held in the west side school building in Miteh ei on Friday and Saturday August 19 and 20 at 8:00 am sharp. All whose certificates expire before March 1905 and those who intend to teach but have no certificates must take this examination. O. W. Coursey County Superintendent.
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Mitehei
Muareh
O. W. Coursey
Never too late to mend horse care ad
An old time druggist style ad promotes Cole’s Veterinary Carbonsalve for horse cuts, walls, or sores. Claims quick curing and no scarring with 50 cent and 1.00 can sizes. Sold by all druggists.
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Cole
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