Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-05-29
The Flickertail Me(lics Talking
Shop ut the Asylum Assem-
bly, Hall.
Their Annual Meeting Opened
this MOrning-AbOut Forty
Present.
"Rollgh Diamond" Il One-act
Play, Presented ut the AS
selmbly Hall.
North Dakota NJ. DIS.

met Tuesday in annual session at
the assembly hall of the insane hospital.
About forty of the most prominent
physicians of the state were present.
This number is considered large repre-
sentation when it is remembered that
physician cannot leave his practice with
the abandon that business man can his
business. Many important questions
concerning future medical Legislation
and appointments are to be dis
cussed and the meeting is expected to
result In much general good. President
Millspaugh arrived this morning and
called the association together. The
election of officers for the ensuing year
and the nomination of board of medical
examiners for the state will occur this
afternoon. The following is the program
for the whole session:
First Day-Forenoon Session.
Call to order and address of welcome.
Reading and adoption OF minutes of last
annual meeting.
Announcement of committees.
Admission of new members.
Progressive medicine. .........
DR.. John Fulton, st. Paul.
Status of feeble minded and i'm
beetle children in North Da-
kota DR.. o. w. Archibald.
Afternoon Session.
Presidents address DR.. J. Ct. Millspaugh
New remedies DR.. George f. Jackson
Practical points for the country
surgeon DR.. H. w. Coe.
........:... Dr.: George Mcintyre.
The new hypnotics. =. -. 49,.
DR.. Dwight S. Moore.
Election of officers.
Nomination of board OF medical examin-
Second Day-Forenoon Session.
Hour glass contraction.
DR.. A. P. Rounsevell.
DIR. H. NJ. Wheeler.
Mastoid disease. DR.. j. r. Logan.
Report of treasurer and standing COM
mlttees.
Afternoon Session.
A laparotomy my........... DR.. J. Gassick.
Cases of spina bifida and HYDRO
cephalus. .......... DIR. Burrows.
Reflex symptoms in disease.
DR.. I. N. Wear.
Analgesic action of salol. .....
Observation-Disclosures. DR.. J. +. Engstad.
Some of the Notables.
Secretary Logan OF Grand Forks, is
here. He is down to elucidate and
elaborate upon "Mastoid Disease" to-
morrow.
President Millspaugh of Park River, Is
also president of the state board of
health. He is one Of the most promi-
nent physicians in the state.
Hon. John Montgomery who was one
of the members of the last legislature
and the only NJ. u. in the house, is a.
mong the visiting medics. Other Walsh
county physicians here are DR.. Burrows
of st. Thomas and DR.. Musgrove of
Drayton.
DR.. Darrow, the we'll known exponent of
Norwegian dialect and folklore, who halls
from Fargo and came in today to attend
the convention. He was seen to- day with
S1.00 in silver which he wanted changed
into timber money. DR.. I. N. Near, the
celebrated northwestern eye and ear
specialist, DR.. w. G.. Shurlock, the we'll
known G. A. r. veteran, DIR. Mcconnell
and DR.. Capehart are numbered among
the other Cass county representatives in
attendance.
DR.. McLachlan of New Rockford, came
down from the north yesterday afternoon
and is attending the meeting of the medi-
cal association. The doctor is genial
and companionable gentleman and a
physician of ability.
Henry w. Coe of Mandan, is here.
DR.. Coe has political lnclinations, al
ways gets to the state conventions from
Mandan, and represented his county in
the legislature one session.
G. Engene Riggs of St. Paul, d. o.
Murphy of Mayville, A. P. Rounsevell
Of LaMoure, J. P. Aylen of Sheldon, H.
Gordon Fish of Wheatland and w. B.
Warren of Darlington, are among some
of the other doctors attending the an
nual meeting.
| A reception will be given this evening
at the asylum assembly hall, and the
patients will present a short play.
Done Tuesday.
The North Dakota Medical association
departed from the published program in
several particulars yesterday. DR.. Geo.
E. Jackson, who was down for paper on
"New Remedies" was not present, and
DR.. Logan discoursed on "Puerperal
Septicaemia," which subject DR.. Wilson
was expected to handle at this mornings
session. The association opened with an
eloquent address of welcome from Hon.
F. B. Fancher. Quite number of new