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90:, and practiced with Dr. Hugh McLean before going into private practice. In 1926, he and Dr. D. S. Johnstone amputated a patient's leg while she was still conscious because she suffered from a heart condition that made the doctors decide against using an ordinary anesthetic. He rejoined the RCAMC in 1941 and served overseas during 582: 133:
In 1938, Martin was hurled 15 feet and suffered burns on his hands in a gasoline explosion on a friend's farm. He was released from the hospital on July 15 and recovered in time to take part in the provincial medical convention at
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Martin became an executive with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1921 and was a team doctor for over 30 years. He served as team president in 1954 and 1955. He was also president of the
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from 1925 to 1926, 1927 to 1928, and 1931 to 1933 and served as president of the Saskatchewan Fish and Game League.
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and one daughter – Frances Joanne (Martin) Froggatt. The family resided in Regina and had a summer home on
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for attending to wounded soldiers while under very heavy machine gun fire.
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Martin died of a heart attack on December 2, 1958, at his home in Regina.
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In 1929, Martin married Mildred Spooner of Regina. They had one son -
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Following his discharge in 1918, Martin specialized in
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He was later transferred to the 14: 930: 309:"Martin to serve pensions branch" 56:Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps 113: 538: 512: 486: 468:"Qu'Appelle Dam Is Recommended" 460: 434: 408: 382: 356: 301: 275: 250: 224: 198: 1: 919:Physicians of the Mayo Clinic 144: 128:Liberal Party of Saskatchewan 126:. Martin was a member of the 52:University of Western Ontario 33: 20:Robert Jackson Beattie Martin 889:Physicians from Saskatchewan 879:Canadian orthopedic surgeons 16:Canadian surgeon (1890–1958) 7: 442:"Two Amateur Teams in City" 136:Prince Albert National Park 73: 10: 935: 607: 180:"Dr. Beattie Martin dies" 101: 66:, Martin was awarded the 28:Dr. Beattie Martin Trophy 50:. He graduated from the 24:Saskatchewan Roughriders 86:. In 1922, he moved to 54:in 1915 and joined the 48:William Melville Martin 44:Premier of Saskatchewan 884:Canadian Presbyterians 498:Saskatoon Star-Phoenix 342:Saskatoon Star-Phoenix 546:"Dr. Martin Recovers" 120:Gordon Beattie Martin 138:the following week. 88:Regina, Saskatchewan 26:and namesake of the 500:. September 6, 1956 422:. November 23, 1927 396:. September 9, 1925 370:. December 19, 1955 627:James E. Armstrong 474:. January 23, 1934 420:The Morning Leader 394:The Morning Leader 344:. January 11, 1954 287:The Morning Leader 236:The Morning Leader 210:The Morning Leader 186:. December 3, 1958 846: 845: 448:. October 8, 1932 315:. 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Index

Saskatchewan Roughriders
Dr. Beattie Martin Trophy
Exeter, Ontario
Premier of Saskatchewan
William Melville Martin
University of Western Ontario
Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
British Army
Palestine
Military Cross
orthopedics
Mayo Clinic
Regina, Saskatchewan
World War II
Department of Pensions and National Health
Regina Victorias
Gordon Beattie Martin
Waskesiu Lake
Liberal Party of Saskatchewan
Prince Albert National Park









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