Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-09-22
MEDICS
NEXT WEEK
September 272S-29 Dates For
State Medical Association
Meeting Here.
BIG CROWD EXPECTED
Will Be Heartily Welco,ned-.A Fine
Program For The Three Days.
Noted Doctors to Speak

The twenty ninth annual session of
the South Dakota State Medical Asso.
citation will meet in the parlors of the
Evans Hotel next Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. September2 81 -22S Doth.
Following is the complete program
for the three days:
Tuesday, September :sth, 2:OO p M.
Business Session.
Meeting OF the House of Delegates.
Report OF the Secretary Treasurer
and appointment of committees.
Meeting of the Board of Councillors,
300 p. IN.
Financial report of the Secretary.
Treasurer
Tuesday, September 2sth. 3 80 p. IN.
General Sessions.
Welcome on Behalf of the City, Hon.
s. ID. Wilson, Hot Springs.
Welcome on Behalf of Black Hills
Medical Society, DR. w. w. Wilcox,
Hot Springs.
Response on behalf of the State AS.
ISOLATION, DR.. j. b. Vaughn, Castle.
wood.
Presidents Address, DR.. T. b. Smiley,
Mt. Vernon.
Hay Fever, DIR. F. W. Minty, Rapid
City
Discussion opened by DIR. d. w.
Rudgers, Yankton.
The Doctor of the Future, DIR. j. L.
Stuart, Viborg.
Wednesday, September 28th, 8 80 a. IN.
The Business OF the Profession. DIR.
A. II. Young, Pierre.
Some Avoidable biological Factors
in the Production of Insanity, Dr. Max
%. Witte, Clarinda, Iowa.
Discussion opened by DR.. l.. G.
Mead, Yankton
tuberculosis, DR.. II. j. James, Custer.
Discussion opened by DR.. p. L. Per.
kins. Sioux Falls.
Public Health and the State Labora.
tory. DR.. Mortimer Herzberg, Yer.
million.
Laboratory Aids to Diagnosis, DR..
d. w. Jones, Mt. Vernon.
Discussion opened by DR.. w. r Ball
Mitchell.
Cohnheim Methods in Diagnosis Of
Diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels
DR.. F. A. Spatford, F'landreau.
Grit as Applied to Medical Practice
DR.. l. j. Sampson. Mellette.
Wednesday, September 2sth, g 100 p. IN.
Grafton on Surgery, DR.. j. b. Murphy
Chicago.
Cardiac Insutficienoy, DR.. ]. W. Bell
Minneapolis.
Things that the General Practitione
Should Know About Nasal Sinou
Disease, DR., W. l.. Ballinger, Chicago
The Anatomical and Clinical Re
lationship of the Nasal Accessory Sin
uses to Diseases of the Eye, DR.. w. r
Murray, Minneapolis.
Review of Anatomy and Physiolog.
of the Nose and Accessory Sinuses
DR.. p. 4. Reamer, Mitchell.
Discussion of the above three paper
opened by DIR. Walter Vercoe, Lead
and DIR. Frank Miller, Aberdeen.
Thursday, September Goth, $50 a. IN.
| Ectopic CESSATION, with Report O
Cases, DR.. Q, u. McCauley, Aberdeen
Eclampsis, DIR. II. w. Sherwood
Doland.
| Postpartem Hemorrhage, DR.. w. r
Ball, Mitchell.
| Discussion of the above three paper
opened by DR.. e. NJ. Morehouse
Yankton, and DR.. Fred Treon, Cham
berlain.
Lachrymal Obstruction, .Dr. E.
Putnam, Sioux Falls.
Discussion opened. by DR.. Il. ID
Alway, Aberdeen.
The Eye and the General Practitioner
Some Things He Should Know and Do
DR.. ]. G. Parsons, Sioux Falls.
Discussion opened by DR.. l.. q. Hill
Watertown.
Thrombosis of the Cerebral Veinl
and Sinuses, DR.. G. A. Bower, Mitchell
Discussion opened by Dr. r. l.
Murdy.
Thursday, September .eth, 2 100 p. NJ.
| II. M. G. and Ether Anaesthesia II
Surgery, DIR. b. A. Bobb, Mitchell.
Discussion opened by DR.. II. j. Rock
/ Aberdeen.
Physiological and Pathological Pro
cesses in the Intestinal Canal, DR.. II.
King, Aberdeen.
Discussion opened by Or. Q. A
Butler, Deli Rapids.
Anglo sarcoma of Kidney, DR.. W. &
Smith, Sturgis.
Fistula in Ano. Its Rotional and Sue