Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-05-29

mem bers were received. Dr. JOnn Full
ton, the celebrated St. Paul specialist,
read an interesting paper detailing the
progress OF medicine. DR.. Archibald's
instructive and exhaustive paper on the
status of the feeble minded children of
North Dakota was followed by voluntary
accounts Of interesting medical cases by
the members. Drs Merchant and Coe
relating their experiences with cases OF
fracture of tho Uranium. At the after
noon session Dr. Millspaugh delivered
the presidents address,; DIR. George Nc
Intyre of Hlllsboro. read paper on the
country midwife; DR.. Coe Of Mandan.
une containing some practical points for
country surgeons. and DR.. ID. S. Moore a
brief, practical paper on the new hyp-
notes. Neither the election of officers
nor the nomination of members Of the
state board of medical examiners occur
ed yesterday.
These are Here.
Secretary Logan furnishes the follow
ing list of members in attendance. It
will be noticed from the long list of new
members that the society is growing
rapidly:
Old members George Mcintyre, Hills
boro; Jno Montgomery, Ardoch; Jas
Grassic, Buxton; J r Logan, Grand
Forks; G III Warren, Darlington.
New members-H w Coe, and Mrs
Viola Coe, NJ D, Mandan; Mrs II X
Wink, Nj ID, Jamestown; NJ F Merchant,
Ellendale; F N Burrows, St Thomas; F
h Smy IL, Washburn: A B Herrlck, Lis
bon; Chaa Mclaughlin, New Rockford;
VIM G Shurlock. Fargo; D Baldwin,
Jamestown; H Rowe, Casselton; w F
Cleveland, Caledonia; w Musgrove,
Drayton; II r Porter, Bismarck; Dwight
s Moore, Jamestown; J A Rankin,
Jamestown; w HI Welch, Larimore; E NJ
Darrow. H Capehart, Geo A Carpenter
and I N Wear, Fargo; w H NJ Phillips,
Hope: D Mcconnell, Fargo; o w
Archibald, Jamestown; A P Rounsevell,
Larimore.
"The Rough Diamond
The North Dakota doctors are being
right royalty entertained at the asylum.
They hold their meetings in the haid-
some and commodious assembly hall and
DR.. and Mrs. Archibald leave nothing
undone that will add to their comfort or
convenience. Last evening reception
aud play we're given in honor of the
M.Dss. The facilities for presenting a
play at the asylum are excellent. The
stage is large, the scenery new and
tasty. The assembly hall was we'll filled
with doctors, visitors and employees of
the asylum to see the play. Among
those from the city We're noticed Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lloyd. Major and Mrs. L.
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Steele, Mr.. and
Mrs Blackwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark
Mrs. H. N. Shaw, Miss Jessie Bowman,
Mrand Mrs.H.C .Hotchkiss, Nell Wallace,
MI. and Mrs. Wink, o. H. Holt, E. G.
Bowman, F. B. Fancher and others. "The
Rough Diamond" play in one act. was
presented. DR.. Archibald sustained the
! part of "Sir VIM. Evergreen" in the easy
and graceful manner which is natural to
him, and DR.. Moore figured as the mill
tary hero. "Capt. Blenheim." Fred
Miss Madeline Edwards sustained the
leaOlDR rOio III d tuOSI dccepLdUio uldunol'
The whole performance was very credit
able and much enjoyed by those present.
The following was the cast of characters
entire:
Sir William Evergreen. DR.. Archibald
Captain Augustus Blenheim....
DR.. d. S. Moore
Lord Plato. o........... John w. Noxon
Cousin Joe. Fred Whitmore
Lady Plato johanna Duggan
| Margery Madeline Edwards