The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-11-07

Tho influenza has taken heavy toll
e citizens in Minot and vicinity dur
dhg tho past week. Apparently there
has not been much let-up, about forty
new cases a day on the average being
reported in this city
Rosamond J. Carlson
Rosamond J. Carlson, the 12-year-
cid daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Carlson, died October 81 of cerebral
meningitis, after an illness of weeks.
The remains were shipped to Willmar
Hinn., for interment. The father is
dhief clerk at the G. N. dispatcher's
sfice in this city.
Mrs. Roy Phillips
Mrs. Roy Phillips of Des Laos died
Nov. i after a short illness from in
luenza. The remains were inferred
ct Des Lacs. She is survived by
Her husband, prominent young farm
The ten-weeks-old Phillips babe, i'll
With the influenza ALSO. died Tues
day. The father has the sincerest
sympathy Of all over his double loss.
Mrs. Geo. Martin
The funeral of Mrs. Geo. Martin,
Who died Nov. /, was held from the
Catholic church Saturday and the re-
mains were inferred in this city. Mrs.
Martin was q years of age. She is
survived by her husband, who is a
G.. N. bridge carpenter.
Spicher Babe Dies
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
D. Spicher of Des Lacs died of the
influenza Nov. 2.
Anna Julia Bailey
Anna Julia, the 10-months-o
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Bailey,
died Sunday from the influenza. The
funeral was held the same day. The
father is employed at the RUSSELL
Miller mill.
Beulah Fern Miller
Beuiah Fern Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. F. Miller, who reside
northeast Of this city, died after a
short illness with influenza, Nov. 3,
and the funeral was held the following
day. Burial took place at Surrey.
Beulah was seven years and nine
months old and was an especially
bright and lovable child.
J.V. Fielden
The remains of j. v. Fielden who
died from the influenza at Ryder, were
brot to Minot, Nov. 8 and shipped to
Devils Lake for burial. The remains
we're accompanied by the young mans
father. Mr.. Fielden was Is years Of
kg.
Mary Flanagan
Miss Mary Flanagan, well known
nurse employed at St. Joseph's hos
Dital, passed away Sunday from the
prevailing disease. She was 30 years
If age and is survived by a sister,
tIrs. P. J. Flanagan of Sacramento,
,tal. The funeral was held Tuesday
It three p. m. at the Catholic church.
Carlos Harland Olson
Carlos Harland Olson, three-year-
cid son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Olson
sf RYDER, died of the influenza, Nov.
The remains were brot to Minot
and shipped to Hutchinson, MINI.
Paul Klatte
Paul Klatte, aged SO years, foreman
in the car shops at Spokane, Wash,
who was called to this city by the sick
uess of his sons wife, contracted the
ttfiuenza and died Monday morning.
II will be remembered that the sons
wife passed away about two weeks
ago. x
The remains Of Mr.. Katie were
shipped to Pequot, MINI. for burial.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and two children.
Joseph Martell
Joseph Martell, aged 40 years, who
moved to Minot recently, died at a
local hospital Sunday morning. He
Was married a second time last spring.
lie is survived by his wife, and a son
22 years of age, by the former mar
rage. now in the training camp at
Fargo. The remains were inferred
In this city.
Mrs. Ole AaseR
MrS. Sena Aaasen, wife of Ole
Aasen, who has charge Of the stock
yards Mt Devils Lake, N. D., passed
1way Wednesday morning from influ-
lnza. She was "a years Of age and
Is survived by her husband and three
little children. The remains were
brot to this city this morning for bur-
ohl, but at this writing funeral ar
sangeMents have not been made. The
deceased was the daughter Of Mr.. and
lrx. Nels Selfors, we'll known farm
ars. residing seven miles north Of this
nv. She is survived by her par
ants end two brothers and five sisters.
BE little Aasen babe is reported ser
U1usk Ill.