The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-10
ELECTION BY DOCTORS
Continued From Page one.

given royal entertainment last
night, first being taken to the splendid
bill at the Orpheum theatre, which was
followed with luncheon and smoker at
the commercial club rooms.
This morning the delegates were
still talking about the pleasure of the
evenings entertainment as provided
by the local physicians and feel that
they have been very hospitable in
their entertainment. All the delegates
were more than pleased with the per-
Torrance and enjoyed the supper aft
erward.
The officers Of the association were
kept busy the entire day with tho
progress of the convention and had to
keep constantly on the move in. order
to see that everything and matters Of
Of business to be brought before the
association did not lag behind.
Several matters Of business were
brought up for consideration late yes.
terday afternoon, among them being
the selection OF a permanent pin to be
worn at conventions hereafter Reports
Of the different officials were made,
and the treasurer's report showed be-
tween $500 and $500 in the associa-
tion's exchequer, which is gratifying
to many of the workers of the organi-
cation who have labored to make Ii
financial success as we'll as beneficial
from an educational standpoint.
Afternoon Session.
With the exception of DIR. l. d.
Clark's paper on A Country Practi-
toners Views of Serum Theraphy, and
the address of DR.. H. A. Beaudoux of
st. Paul on the Removal Of the
Lense in It's Capsule in Cataract
Cases, the regular programme of the
morning session was carried out ac-
cording to schedule.
Both of these papers will be heard
this afternoon, by title at least, and
properly filed with the secretary Of
the association, to be published in the
official journal Of the organization in
its next issue.
1t was stated by Secretary Rowe of
the association this afternoon that 1t
was expected the final programme
would be carried out without a hitch
and all the papers would be read and
discussed as there will be no further
business to come up for consideration.
On the programme this afternoon
are the following speakers:
DR.. H. G. Woutat of Grand Forks
whose subject will be Medical Legis-
lation; DR.. Warren A. Dennis Of st.
Paul, who will speak on Pathologic
conditions other than appendicitis in
the right lilac fossa; DIR. Fl. w. Miller
of jamestown, whose address will be
on sporotricosis in North Dakota, with
a report on the case by DIR. G.. F..
Ruediger Of Grand Forks; and DR.. L.
w. Meckstroth of Wahpeton, whose
topic will be method of enucleation
by which the action and efficiency of
the orbital muscles are better con-
served.
DR.. n. o. Ramstad of Bismarck may
be heard at the conclusion of the ses-
sion, just before adjournment.
The delegates and those who have
attended the convention, are much
pleased with the entertainment ac-
corded them by the local physicians
and feel that everything has been done
to provide for the comfort and that
which tended toward a profitable
meeting. They will depart with a
feeling of good will toward the whole
medical fraternity of the city as well
as the many citizens of Fargo who
have assisted in any way toward their
entertainment and especially toward
the commercial club where the SEES
sions Of the convention have been held