The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-27
FINE PROGRAM
FOR M EDICAL
MEETING HERE
LEGAL Committees Plan Manv
Addresses and Good
Amusements
L. l.. YOUNG WILL SPEAK
banquet on First Evening
TO Include Vaudeville
and Songs
c. l.. YOUNG WILL SPEAK

an e'aborate program has beer
prepared for the thirty seventh an
hual meeting Of the North Dakota
state Medical Association, which is
to be held here on September lC
and II. Addresses by outside au-
thorlties as well as by members of
the organizations; discussions, elm
lcs; and banquet to be given
wednesday night at which {. l..
Young of Bismarck, will be the
principal speaker, are features of
the program, which has been plan
ned by local committees
Gov. K. A. Nestos viii deliver the
ADDRESS OF welcome at the first SEES
SION OF the organization on We'd
nesday morning, September 10. Dr.
r. X. Smyth, president of the Coun-
ell OF the North Dakota Medical AS
ISOLATION, Of Bismarck, will respond
DR.. James Grassick, president of
the Medical Association, of Grand
Forks, will then deliver the annual
presidents address.
Following these addresses the
meeting will b" addressed by two
Forks, and DR.. Theodore Bratrud, of
Warren, MINI, on various phases
regarding appendicitis, and dis
cussion will follow. Or. c. N. Cal
lander Of Fargo, will then speak on
the subject THE Industrial Triad:
Carrier, Employer and Employee"
and will be followed by discus
sion. K. f.. WcnzeI is the next
speaker scheduled and he will talk
on the relation Of the Physician
to the Administration of the Work
mems Compensation Bureau. A
general discussion will follow the
last talk.
Wednesday afternoon will be Civ
en- over to the clinical demonstra-
lions conducted by Drs. Walter r.
Ramsey, of st. Paul; f. f. Clough,
Of Lead. S. d., and w. A. Jones, of
Minneapolis.
Wednesday evenings program will
include the annual banquet. Fol-
loving the address by c. L. Young
there will be singing and vaudeville.
The Thursday morning session
Will be given over to further ad-
dresses and discusso ions. DR.. C. ].
Glaspel, of Grafton. will speak on
the "Ireatment Of Fractures of the
Femur by Means of Skeletal Trac
ton, and will show lantern slides
to illustrate his talk Following DR..
Glaspels lecture DR.. Ruth Mahon.
of Grand Forks will speak on Ola
betes."
The rest Of the mornings session
VIII be devoted to lectures on vari-
Gus phases of medical treatments by
Or. E. l.. Tuchy, of Duluth, Mimi,
Dr.. +. Starr Judd, of Rochester.
Mimi, and DR.. K. l.. Murdy, of Aber-
deem. S. u. Discussions will follow
each of the addresses
On Thursday afternoon clinical
demonstrations will be given by Drs.
Iuchy, Judd, and Sweitzer.
The House of Delegates of the
Association will meet at the Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening September
y, and will endeavor to conduct all |
OF their current business so that
they may adjourn Immediately and
attend the Scientific Program of the
Association. The Council of the
North Dakota Medical Association
will also meet Tuesday night.
Local committees who have direct
charge of the convention are:
Scientific program: DR.. V. J. La
Rose, Dr. c. F.. Stackhouse, DR.. N.
.. Ramstad. Arrangements and
place of meeting: DR.. H. A. Brandes,
Dr. X. w. Henderson, DR.. C. O. Rob
Inson. Banquet and entertainment:
DR.. W. II. Bodenstab, DR.. w. l..
Owen, DR.. J. o. Arnson. Hotel res
.rvations: DR.. A. NJ. Fisher, DR.. G..
Lipp. Registration and badges:
DR.. +. b. Strauss, DR.. C. w. Schor-
'gge, DR.. F. F. Griebenow. Finance:
Or. l.. A. Schipfer, DR.. NJ. W. Roam,
DR.. A. NJ Brandt. Reception: DR..
:. X. Smyth, DR.. c. E. Stackhouse.
Dr.. A. NJ. Fisher, DR. L. A. Schipfer.
Dr. N. W. Roam, DR.. A. M. Brandt.
Dr.. w. II. Bodenstab, DR.. F.. P.
luain, DR.. j. o. Arnson, and DR.. V.
/. LaRose