The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-18
DR.. DUNsMooR PRESIDENT
Minneapolis Man iHOnOred by the
State Medical Society.

Minneapolis Man iHonored by the
State Medical Society.
The Minnesota State Medical society yester-
day decided upon Minneapolis as the next
meeting place, elected its officers. and
listened to score CIR more technical papers
before sdjourning. until next year.
There was a lively contest over the presi-
dency which resulted in the election of DIR.
Fred A. Dunsmoor, of.Minneapolis. Dr. Will
lam A. Hall, of Minneapolis, who was also
placed in nomination by Dr. Schwyzer re,
csiyed As of-the les votes cast. +
There were half-dozen speeches made by
the friends of both the physicians, and the
election of DR.. Dunsmoo1 vas made unani-
r,cus.
The new president was given warm re-
capton, to which he responded exDressl g
the esteem with which he held the high honor
they had conferred upon him.
Mrs Mary MILESTONE, OF Minneapolis, was
made second vice president. She made a
brief speech in acceptance in which she re-
ferred happily to the recognition given her
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The complete set of officers elected are as
fellows:
Presdent-Fred A. Dunsmoor, Mnneap-
aDolis.
First Vice President-Dr A. T. Conley.
Second Vice President-Dr. Mary S. Whet-
stone Minneapolis.
Third Vice President-Dr. John Williams
Lake Crystal.
Secretary-Dr. William Davis.
Treasurer-Dr. r. j. Hill, of Minneapolis.
DR.. H. "A. TCmlinson, of the COMMITTEES on
nominations, reported chairmen of sections
as follows:
Practice of Medicine-Dr. E. ]. Abbott, of
St. Paul.
Gynaecology-Dr. C. A Stewart, Duluth.
Surgery-Dr G. H. Mayo, Rochester,
Obstetrics-Dr. L. A. Fritchie, New Ulm.
Medical Jurisprudence-Dr. r. NJ. Phelps
Rochester.
Nervous Diseases-Dr. Leo M Crafts. Min
neapois.
Physiology and Pathology-Dr. ]. L. Roth
rock g.. Paul.
An additional section was created. to be
known as the sectfhn Of ophthalmo!ogy, otol-
ogy, laryngology and rhfnology, of which Dr.
II. Nc. I. Morton, of Minneapolis, was made
chairman n! e
Chicago, and Dr.. Frank Airport, Of Chicago
were accepted. AND on motion Of DR.. A. J.
Stone they were made hHnorary members.
The finance committees offered its report
which commended )the systematic manner in
which Treasurer Hill locked after the finances
of the association Nei
roll of honor was created which will con-
tain liEt of all members enjoying mem
bership in the socisty Of twenty-five years CT
over.
1t was decided to remit the dues for the
coming year of ALI the members of the So
ciety who are connected with the United
States army. The dist INCLUDES Drs. Richie
Rev, Hoyt, Dorsey, Lowe AMI Becsman
The following new members ware admitted
ri. mans ISCnsleifsteiH,t WiHCud, LIT. george
H. Mesker, olivia; DR.. f. G. Poehler, Nor
riston; DR.. J. E. Crew, Olmstead coun y
DR.. c. A. Erdman, Minneapolis; DR.. ]. g.
Erickson. Lindstrom; DR.. J. F. Chamberlain
Kilkenny; DR.. W. A. Hunt, Northfeld; Dr.
j. G. Rosenberg. Springfield; DR.. c. E. Book
man, Minneapolis; DIR. Paul E. Kenyon
Wadena; DR.. w. S. Leech, Erooter; DR.. w
Mclaughlin Willmar; DR.. E. e. Barrett
Glencoe; DR.. Charles A. Van slyke, st. Paul
DR.. c. H. Bradley. Chicago; DR.. w. B. Muir
ply, Minneapolis; DR. E. L. Boxton, st. Paul
DR.. G.. Schweizer, st. Cloud; DR.. Justus
Waterville; DR.. A. W. Miller. university of
Minnesota: DR.. Dan Beebe, university Of