The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-29
NINE DEATHSlIN
LAST "a HOURS
FROM INFLUENZA
Dread Epidemic Continues to
Take Heavy Toll From
Smaller Towns.

Nine deaths, one of them from Bis
marck. have occurred at Bismarcks
two large hospitals during the last
~ hours. All OF the, deceased we're
victims Of Spanish influenza Today's
Ideath list is as follows.
Joseph Rodek, Menoken farmer,
aged rs. ...
Mrs. c. l. Dunahey, Mandan, aged
Iona Woods, Hazelton, aged q.
Russell Pogue, Moffit, aged 26.
Mrs. Joseph Daugherty, Wing, aged
80.
Walter W. Small, Fort Lincoln,
aged "a.
David A. Olson, Menoken, aged 26.
Mrs. Anna Neubauer, Steele, aged
2s.
John PiXatonis, Bismarck, aged 80.
Coroner A. e. Ship was called 10
day to Sterling to investigate the
death of William Schafer, a young
farmer residing near that place, who
died from Spanish influenza, leaving,
a young widow and several children.
The coroner is called, 1t Is understood,
because the deceased had no medical
attendance.
Walter w. Small. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. irwin Small Of Fort Lincoln,
was one of Burleigh county'S best
known young farmers, and his death is
bitter blow to his scores of friends.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day afternoon at the Lucas undertak-
ing rooms.
The remains of Mrs. Anna .Neubauer
Of Steele were taken this morning on
No. en- route to her former home
at Niles, III. The funeral Of John Pix
atoms, member Of the Bismarck
Greek colony, was held from the Lu-
cas- undertaking rooms this afternoon.
The body Of Mrs. Dunahey has been
removed to Mandan, and the remains
OF Mrs. Daugherty will be taken to
Wing for interment.
TWO BROTHERS DIE.
As she was about to leave for
her home at, Cyide Park, Mont,
Miss Madeline McMurda, a form
probationer at St.. Alexius hospit-
al, today received notice that the
bodies of two brothers who had
died at Fortress Monroe. Va,
from Spanish influenza, would
pass through the city today.
Miss McMurda had expected that
the bodies would be on No. 3, up
on which she proceeded to2Miies +.
City, but upon the trains arrival
she learned that the remains of
her brothers would go through
tonight on the North Coast linn
tied.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Batter III.
Mrs. X. X. Batter Of IlazeltOn was
brought to st. Alexius hospital last
night, i'll from Spanish influenza. Her
husband, suffering from the same NAL
ady, and in a serious condition, came
in today. Mrs. II. O. Batter, who has
been at St. Alexius for several days,
is improving.
Little Girl Dies.
Iona, the twelve-ycarold daughter
Of MI. and Mrs. L. b. Woods of Hazel
ton passed away at a local hospital
last night as a result of Spanish influ-
enZa.
From Hazelton.
l.. w. BurkholZ, manager Of the Haz-
elton elevator, and Bert Hartman OF
the Wonder store at Hazelton were
brought in to St. Alexius hospital yes
terday in very serious condition as
a result of Spanish influenza.
In Bismarck Hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. Fl. E. Winchester OF
Hazelton are both in the Bismarck
hospital with Spanish influenza. DR..
Winchester is making a satisfactory
recovery. but Mrs WincMest ter's condi-
tion is still grave.
Whole Family in Hospital.
Mrs. E. NJ Serr and four children
have been transferred within the last
few days from their home on Fourth
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