Wheatland Gazette 1908 - Unknown Dates

 

ANNOUNCEMENT.

Donald MacLean Memorial Hospital, 
WHEATLAND, IOWA.

At the beginning of our fourth year, having so far perfected our methods of operating and systematized our management of the hospital as to materially reduce the cost of caring for patients we are enabled to announce the following fee bill, which will remain in effect until further published notice:

All operation not requiring drainage                   $100 to $150

All abdominal operations requiring drainage    $150 to $200   

Operations for Piles                                                $50 to $100

            These fees cover entire cost of operation and hospital care including laundry.           

            Only trained nurses in attendance.  We do not conduct a school of training nurses  

            Our head nurse speaks German, French and English.

            All patients will have a special nurse for the first week and during the entire time in the hospital if the comfort of the patient demands it.

We have not had a death from any operation in thirty months.

            Until further published notice no fee of any kind will be accepted either for operation or hospital care for any of my operative cases, dying while in the institution.

            The following business firms kindly permit reference as to class of work done in this institution and as to results obtained by  

F. C. Bohmann, Druggist.
Riedesel & Ott, General Merchants.
A.     Lohmann, General Merchant.
H. A. Ficke & Son, Agricultural Implements.

The institution is fully equipped with Galvanic, Faradic and Static Electrical Apparatus and X-Ray.

Respectfully Submitted, 

J. S. DEAN, M. D., 
Proprietor and Surgeon in Chief.

Wheatland has a new orchestra known as the Symphony orchestra, composed of Jerry Stockton, Wm. Thomas, Albert and William Wagner.  These musicians are all experienced and continued practicing has put them in shape to render the latest and best dance music in a pleasing manner.  They have leased Grill’s hall for July 3rd and 4th, and will conduct a first-class dance, and are extending cordial invitations to all their friends to attend on those days. 

The new look and ladder truck arrived Friday, and the firemen got out that evening, and warmed up the oil in a trial run.  The truck is a daisy and runs easier than the hose cart, and has the oil ladder truck skinned forty ways,  Chief Lohmann has picked ten men to make an exhibition run the 3rd and 4th, and they had their first practice run Friday evening, running from the hose house to a point south of the City hotel, laying five lengths of hose, breaking same and attaching to nozzle and hydrant, ready for the water, in just 59 seconds.  That was in their first practice, and they believe they can beat that time easily. 

OPERA HOUSE

One Night Only

BLIND BOONE

Concert Co.

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6

The Celebrated Blind Boone

And his Colored Concert Co. will appear at the Wheatland opera house on the above date.  Don’t fail to hear them.

Miss Emma Smith

Leading soprano is with Blind Boone this season.  Be sure and hear her.

Prices 25 and 35c.

No extra charge for reserved seats.  On sale at Lohmann’s drug store.