The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-30
THREE new
DEATHS NOTED
Mrs. John Christopher Passed
Away Early This Morning
Others. Very III.
BAN Is LIFTED.

BAN Is LIFTED.
Fargo, N. o., Oct. 3u.-The in
fIuenza epidemic ban which had
prevailed here for several weeks
was lifted today. = aEs
The influenza epidemic in Fargo
has aDated to such an extent that the
authorities lifted the ban on meet
ings of all kinds and opened the city
schools There have been 1O2 deaths
here as the result of the epidemic
| But one new death from Spanish
! influenza was reported from Bismarck
! hospitals over night. Mrs. John Chris
i TOPPER, who had been very i'll for
several days, passed away at l2:4U
this morning. Her husb4pd, Jack.
| Christopher, and other relatives in
Bismarck survive.
| John Wingate of Bismarck was in a
decidedly critical condition. Mrs. r.
X. Batter, Mrs H. O. Batter and Mrs.
William Langer, all Of whom have
been Ill from influenza at st. Alexius,
| continued to improce. :. -
, Miss Aldythe Ward, secretary OF
! the state welfare commission, entered
the Bismarck hospital this morning.
suffering from influenza. Other new
! patients at the Bismarck are Mrs
Paul Hatel and baby and Sam Robin
| son, Jr., of Bismarck. Mr.. Robinson
left the hospital only few days ago
after recovering from an attack Of
pneumonia, but he was forced to re-
| turn today. ~.
Both hospitals report fewer new
| cases than at any other time since
the epidemic struck the Slope coun-
try, and there seems good reason to
hope that the scourge has passed the
crest and is now declining.
Walter G. Zimmerman, we'll
known Bismarck commercial traveller.
died at his home. 70S Thayer street,
early this morning. from pneumonia.
growing out of Influenza. The de-
ceased came to Bismarck four years
ago from Wheaton, Mimi, 60 enter
the employ of the International
Harvester Co. For q year he was en-
gagged in the shop here, and the last
three years he had spent on the road
as an expert for the company. He
was born in Wheaton, MINI, about
% years ago. Three and a half years
ago he was united in marriage here
| with Adele kOpernick a we'll known
Bismarck young woman who with a
2H-year.Old' child survives. The faith
err Of the deceased came to Bismarck
yesterday on receipt of news, of the
critical condition of his son. He will
leave with the body on No. f tomor-
row morning for Wheaton MINI. c.
H. Dollar will accompany the remains
as a representative of the Interna-
tional
10. Glen UiHn Man Dies.
Bonnie Hernlie of Glen Ullin, aged
afternoon from Spanish influenza The
body was taken today to Glen Ullin
for tnterment.sT deceased was a
member Of a we'll known western Nor
ton county fanny. n, - =. g.
Z, Joe Greyerbeihr Dies.
Joseph Greyerbeihl,, one of the old
est and best known residents of the
south side, diedat his home early this
morning, following several years sui.
fering from chronic trouble. The
deceased had for many years been en-
gagged In the teaming and contracting
business, and he had a general ac-
quaintance and many friends through
| out the city. His death at this time
Is especially pathetic because Mrs.
Greyerbeihl, who recently was very
seriously burned through the short
circuiting of wires supplying the cur
rent to an electric washer. is a pa
tent at st. Alexius hospital, and was
unable to be with her husband when
the end came. Besides Mrs. Greyer,
| beihl there survive several children.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made. . #
! eresIow in Hospital. ~ .
Joseph Rreslow, the Main street
druggist, is in St: 1Alexius hospital
with a severe attack of Spanish influ-
enzass..ss-This afternoon his condition
was reported to be favorable.