The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-01


D. ~ spanish influenza in
is 'a,v to date. There may De
,saD'r sst reported to ,l this official. h
y, ,,.s from the disease have
sa,nI a. the city of Salmon, Mr..
u mes Breuner. and A. E.
merchant, while num-
W.. W. cases have been re-
sei'. w bappily the patients are
NV NV road to recovery, howev-
.nI Roll. the well known Sal
" .tock man, died at Moline,
deaths of persons belong
e ss,mon but who resided out
''. county were these OF Mrs.
..,e and baby at Mackay and
'.. ..s soldier, Harry Bullock,
uus a.sd away at Camp Fremont.
''sas ' became thoroughly
Nv Nth the fatal results in
=, the Brueners, it being
nat numerous other serious
listed M in this city at the time.
:. The orders of the health
s's,ahlishiug a quarantine
outside the G.. and r
sontinued to bring in Dassen-
~ m Thursday DR.. Wright re
" no f,llowing wire from the
,,rd of health in response to
to that body;
, s. Wright, Salmon, Ida
have today wired Supt. OF
i P. as follows: State board
,snh of Idaho directs that
Abserye quarantine institute
the county of Lemhi. BI-
Sec. State Board Health.
telephone company notifies
" ednesday afternoon tina
rice would have to be cut gu
,rily except in urgent case o
stance service and calls TO
ms. ....
violent storm should breal
Ne cloudless skies of Salmol
,lt of lightning descend out 0
e1r heavens above. withou
the visitation of Spanish II
came upon this city.
weeks ago Fred Viel wa
led to keep close indoors a
from an attack of the diseas
lent form. He was a very sic
s in the case of lightnin
a tough tree, the electri
from the clouds sometime
tussle with the tree before
through the job, so vas
Ne Influenza and its FIST vi,
Salmon. for Mr.. Well is a
business man. always or tn
Ers he was enabled to come .
etor. Then in turn his famil
red the malady but wit
the form of the visitation wa
Harold Matthews. clerk at th
Produce company, was nel
and out of the store for seve
b. Meanwhile the merchant r
to his activities a.S soon 6
betOr would let him, nobody r
however. that as yet the il
had come to Salmon. unit
lel began to describe his. fee
something like those of a p
suffering with break-bone fe
disease that used to be commC
south, His temperature ha
70 lO4.
p last week numerous 9TH
like Well were reported. fe
the death and burial of Ha
HOek, at whose funeral the ca
"a been opened in public. ar
death had been caused
Folla 'suGeIinduced by an q
p the flu at the soldiers can
Efornia.
OF the serious cases in 81
loVever, appeared before Il
4 funeral. including those
llre family of the undertake
Doebler, who was unable
10 his duties on that occa
~ called in substitute.
ae opening of the casket mi
not have had anything to I
ae spread of the disease.
1e part of the health autho
lefe had been apparent no /,
quarantine homes known
saents suffering from the m,
.aae the schools, theatres al
ss and all other places of
Ssemoly We're ordered clos
'elofe As in previous o,
VI smallpox, measles al
sns Cough in Salmon the a
let people come and
'hey pleased when the
appeared and if it should n
'pieaa as ii did spread t
Of dissemination were c,
not lacking,
~. sOuiO be said that SO far as
''a |, no homes were quarant
ue present visitation al
,ons ue infected districts in
&a.fy' a.l For this reason o
nr n~A,eer probably hesitated
I'nermore nobody knew
aWenea Of ~ y.