The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-23
In North Dakota

A porcupIne was found on the Dietz
Fred johnson, Devils Lake, recently
reported missing, writes his mother
Mrs c. J. johnson, he is well.
a prairie FIRE that broke out near
the Mission, FIT Totten, burned over
stretch rs miles long and several
miles wide.
Joe Miller, of New Rockford. died
in Montana, his body being brought
to New Rockford.
Rose Bertsch, of Medina and Bis
rnarck, died at Scotland, N. d. Her
soldier husband is in France.
Christian Lucas, son of Mayor a. w.
Lucas, of Bismarck, is critically i'll Of
pneumonia
The Bismarck milk price fight still
is far from settlement, with one mLik
dealer threatening to close his bust
ness if the fair price OF IL cents
quart. delivered, is insisted on.
F. r. smythe. city health officer of
Bismarck, advises that most of the
deaths of influenza there have been IN
the cases of patients transported long
distances while critically Ill, and ne
advised against such practice.
Bismarck alleys in the business dis
trict are being electrically lighted.
There were seven deaths in Morton
county Tuesday of influenza.
prairie fire near Glen UlIin COW
cred a considerable district
Towner is combating heavy run
of influenza.
orin E. Lee, Minot, VINO vent to
France with Camp Dodge unit, dled
of pneumonia in France.
There have been 16 deaths at Minot
of infiuenza-pneumonia.
Mrs. C. H. Bjerkness, of Bottineau,
died at the James johnson farm, near
Minot, where she and three other
members of a hunting party became
i'll Of influenza.
Frank LaBine and Sam Lodmell, Of
Grand Forks, write that they are in
the mail service in France.
Frank A, Day. son Of "; N. Day, Day,
wounds in a war hospital IN france
Fred Locklin, of Grand Forks. has
been commissioned second lieutenant.
Governor Frazier honored a requi-
sition from the governor OF New 1oTk
for Arthur Colby, second degree torg-
er, and William A. Delaney, third De
gree murderer escaped convicts from
Auburn, now at Darlington.
The stutsman county court term
has been postponed because OF IN
fiuenza.
A. G. Maxwell, former general man
ager of the Midland Continental ran
road at jamestown, died at Cleveland,
o., of influenza.
Recent influenza deaths at James
town include Albert Ries and verne
Hoover.
-Four died at valley City Monday Of
Influenza: Miss Palma DAWSON
Henry Jacobson of Green tow S3hlp'
Barnes, county; Stanley Yule. of Reg-
Captain A. d. MCDANIEL, Minot,
left Monday for Fort Riley to enter
the medical service.
Arthur Nelson, a Southam business
man died at Devils Lake of intluen-
"a.
Henry Karsten died at Camp Gus
tex of pneumonia. two weeks after
his brother, Robert, died at Camp
Hancock, Georgia. They were sons
of Louis Karsten of Starkweather
Peter Tessier, Northern Pacific
brakeman, died at Grand Forks Of
Influenza.
M. F. Murphy wealthy money
lender of Grand Forks, has declared
for the election of Lynn Frazier for
governor.
H. II. Aaaker of Grand Forks is
out with a letter endorsing the So
cialist amendments to the state con-
stitution.
Archie Fortin of Grand Forks died
at Camp Custer, the funeral being
held at Grand Forks Monday.
The body of Lieut.. Carl ], Clement
son of Grand Forks, who died aboard
the u. S. S., Matsonia, was brought to
Grand Forks Monday.
Grand Forks is getting a supply Of
pneumonia serum from Rochester,
Mrs. Robert Peterson. %, of Bis
marok, arc died Of influenza. leaving FIVE
children.
william Timm. a Steele county
select soldier, died at Camp Hancock
of influenza.
H.. e Hoop of Grand Forks was
notified yesterday that hiss brother,
Louis Hoop, rs, was drowned at
Cremlin, Mont.
Harry B. Randolph. formerly of
Valley city, died at Fort Sheridan
Ill. of influenza. He formerly was
superintendent of the LaMoure, y,
d. schools.
DIR. C. E. Allen has arrived at Val,
lev City to take charge OF the normal
school as president
Miss Nellie Farnsworth, former
valley City normal faculty mem
ber. has resigned from the Food
cnnseTyation service at Omaha Co
become hospital dietician.
Land in the Page district Is too
dry to be ploWed properly.
Lieut.. Harry Crocker was slightly
injured when his aeroplane was
smashed at Fort Worth. Texas.
Peter Nelson. pioneer Mandan res
ident. died of influenza. Roland II.
Gould. also of Mandan, was claimed
by the disease.
Barnes county has reported a good
margin over its $S00,00o subscrtp-
ton.
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