The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-22
DEVILS LAKE
TO ENTERTAIN
n. D. DOCTORS
State Conventions of Two So.
cieties Will Be Held on
May % and "a

Devils Lake, n. D., May 22.-LP)
--Delegates from two medical So
cieties will discuss methods of pre-
venting and curing human ailments
at joint conventions here May 90
and "a.
The medical groups are the
North Dakota State Medical asso-
citation, which will hold sessions
Wednesday and Thursday, and the
North Dakota Academy Of Ophthal-
mology and Oto-Laryngology. which
will conclude it's meeting Wednes-
day evening.
The Academy of Ophthalmology
and Oto-Laryngology is an organi
cation of specialists in eye, nose
and throat diseases.
An address which is expected to
draw considerable attention will be
one on Twilight Sleep" by DR.. j.
F. Hanna, Fargo. DR.. Hanna's ad-
dress is scheduled to follow an ad-
dress of welcome by A. v. Haig,
Devils Lake, president of the city
commission. and a response by DR..
George Williamson, Grand Forks.
Other speakers on the Wedncs-
day morning program will be DR..
Moore, Grand Forks; DR.. Ransom,
Minot; DR.. +. j. Adair, Minnc-
apolis; DR.. A. B. Brandt, Bismarck
and DR.. W. W. Mcqueen, Langdon.
Bismarck Doctors on Program
Recent advances in our knowl-
edge Of the Health and Diseases of
the Liver" is the subject Of discus
sion assigned to DIR. w. H. Long,
Fargo, and DR.. ]. O. Arnson, Bis
marck. An address on the same
subject will be given by DR.. L. G..
Roundtree, Rochester, Mimi.
The annual address of DR.. Thomas
Mulligan, president of the state
medical association. will mark the
afternoon session Wednesday.
Technical addresses will be given
by Sir Henry M. H. Gray. Montreal,
DR.. E. p. Quain, Bismarck. and DR..
II. NJ. Waldron. ST., Drayton.
A discussion on diseases of the
heart and their treatment will be
led by DR.. J. E. Hetherington, Grand
Forks: DR.. w. c. Nichols, Fargo,
and DR.. H. A. Brandes, Bismarck.
DR.. f. L. Tuody, Duluth, MIMI; DR..
N. A. Martinson, Battle Creek, and
DR.. Marx S. White, Minneapolis, will
lecture on subjects pertaining to the
heart.
Major Charles W. Lovewell,
United States Army, will give an
account Of a visit to the worlds
largest ltprosarium, which is at
Coulin, Philippine Islands.
The recognition and treatment Of
Roiter, demonstration of practical
points influencing the safety and
success of local anestkesia and
diagnosis of, various forms Of blad-
der neck Instructions will be taken
up at the Thursday morning meet
ing.
Speakers will include DR.. F. w.
Witch, DR.. w. A. O'Brien, DR.. F.
w. King and DR.. S. r. Maxeiner, all
of Minneapolis; DR.. J. G. Lamont,
San Haven; T.. F.. I. barrow and
DIR. p. H. Burton, Fargo; DR.. F. o.
Woodward, Jamestown; DR.. A. l..
Cameron and DR.. p. A. Nestos,
Minot, and DR.. NJ. w. Roam and DIR.
v. J. LaRose, Bismarck.
Adjournment Thursday
Business and professional meet
ings will be held Thursday after
noon, prior to adjournment.
The tenth annual session Of the
Academy of Ophthalmology and
Oto-Earyngology will convene at
10 a. m. Wednesday, May %, in the
civic and commerce rooms Of the
Devils Lake city hall.
DR.. Charles f.. Common, st. Paul,
will read a paper on problems con-
fronting members of the profession
and q general discussion will fol-
low.
The meeting will be under the
presidency of DR.. Rolf fainter,
Fargo.
Officers of the state medical as
eociation are DR.. Thomas Mulligan,
Grand Forks, president; DR.. w. F.
Sihler, Devils Lake, president-elect;
DR.. John Crawford, New Rockford
and DR.. Andrew Carr, Sr., Minot,
vice presidents; DIR. J. G. Lammont,
San Haven, secretary, and DR.. Will
liam w. Wood, jamestown, treasur-
er.
Councillors are Drs. P. H. Burton
Fargo; G. F. Crew, Devils Lake; 6
II. Williamson, Grand Forks; E. M
Williamson, Grand Forks; E. M
Ransom, Minot; F. L. Wicks, Valley
City; P. G.. Artz, Jamestown; L. B
Greene, Edgeley; Charles Mac.
Lachlan. New Rockford, and j. w
Bowen, Dickinson.