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

'hol way from Salmon
Horace Pope is seriously sicl, =.
the family home in Salmon Tba
prevailing malady attacked him last
Sunday and he passed to the nner.
monia stage of the disease on Mon.
Gay. he was reported to be imnrov- :
ing Wednesday noon.
Roy Snodgrass, 18-year old native
son OF Lemhi county, died of nu in
Montana Tuesday.
Christ Grieber, "a years of age
died last Friday, October 25 A.
Butte, where he was with his moth.
er. A telegram was received in Sal.
mon Friday night bringing the news
He was victim Of the prevailing
malady.
James Breuner, strong man who
had been employed as a laborer
died Sunday night or early Monday
morning at his home in Salmon He
had been around the day before on
Saturday, though suffering from in
fuenza. Monday morning Jack Cav
er called at the house and found
Mrs. Bruener sitting in a chair in a
cold room. She too was i'll and help
less. She did not know that her hus.
band had passed away but reported
that he was probably asleep.
Later one of the young sons of
Mr.. Gaver was directed to start a
fire for the family when he found
the bead of the house had expired.
A physician reported soon after
ward that the man had been dead
perhaps hours, for the lifeless body
was cold. Lynn Fowler, in the abb
sence of the undertaken, was called
upon to prepare the body for burial.
Mrs. Bruener died the same day in
the house where her husband still
lay.
Miss Gladys Webb was enabled to
reach her Carmen home on Monday
last from having been quarantined
at Butte. She came in on the regu-
lar train. Another interstate passen
ger was 4 l.. Waugh, brother of Mrs
/, Meredith, who had come from Bos
ton as a salesman.
The wife and child of John Steele
are dead at Mackay. according to
notice received in Salmon Tuesda!
morning. Mr. and Mrs. Steele. Sr.
were in Salmon Tuesday morning
early as soon as they were appriset
of the deaths to arrange to go to thu
stricken home. This was difficult t
undertake with. the Salmon rive
road blocked.
Sheriff Emerson c. Frazier ha
been very sick man this week, an
other victim of flu. He was consider
ed much improved Wednesday morn
ing but had passed through lon'
period of high fever the day before
Walter Riggle, linemman in III
employ of the telephone company
: was one of the first TO he attacke
: in Salmon. Two of his sisters, Mrs
Bruener and Mrs Patterson, wer
: among the stricken sufferers, IN
: former at her Salmon home fe'
hours after the death OF Ter hu'
: band and the latter a few days e'
lore DIT ntI MOllldlld l4NAiN'
: Harry Holden and George heye'
two well known members of tn
bar. the one at Idaho Falls and IN
other at Challis, but both prdcti'
r inc at Salmon. died last week trol
: Influenza. One OF the Salmon alto
: news, Senator Whitcomb. received
: letter from Mr. Holden which n
! wrote the day before his death. bot
passed away at a Pocat,'io hesp''a
: Illness came very nearly puf'in
D out of business the Sal ION ne"
store. with Ray Kinsey, Mrs. kinse
: and the latter's son Robert al! kel
e at home this week. Mrs. L. w. "hi
n comb promptly volunteered to JOG
:, after the store upon being apprSe
0 of the afflictiop that had come
y the Kinseys and she took her p'ac
0 mask on. behind the counter TO wa
Y upon the patrons, saying she W.
o new to the business but Wiling
,I1earn and showing her great goo
i heartedness at the same time
+ DR.. ]. NJ. Ashley has been ave
o from his office most of the wee
l. with an attack of influenza
d The entire families OF Eldrlde
L and Doebler were abed for mo-
d week from early attacks. Ihree
l. the w. B. Fowler family are ahiicl,
with Mr.. Fowler left to care LOT -, :,
L others Mrs. Emigh is with tht 4.
o ridge family and Mrs. Rae with u
:. Doeblers
u A telegram received in SaIm'
e Saturday morning told of the sucu'
I death of Victor Bell at Moilne' !
He and Seth Ball had gone out WI
sheep train a few days oeloic i,.
/ the Chicago market. The family
:, Mr.. Mr. Bell had left Salmon for
II visit to their old home at hooe'
IT where Mrs. Bell has been H. -Hu ~
o erous other relatives there I'D
II haen critically i'll also, all victims