The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-16
80 CLAIMS IN
! WEEK ALLOWED
! FOR INJURIES
W0rkmen's Compensation Blu.
reau Makes Report on
Weeks Actions

Thirty-eight claims because of in
juries sustained were allowed BY the
WOrkmen's Compensation Bureau for
the week, January 6 to IL, inclusive.
according to report of the bureau.
Claims allowed follow:
Otto Beecher, Williston, N. ID. sus.
tanned fractured finger, while in
the employ of the Williston Coal &
Ice Co. for which he received total
compensation Of $227.l4, and medical
expenses in the amount of $57. 90.
Arthur N. Jeffries, hernia case,
sustained an injury while working
for the Dickinson Grocery Co. at
Dickinson. He received $l4465 for
medical expenses and total compen-
sation of $73.2l.
H. c. Morrell, Dickinson, received
severe scalding of the wrist while
in the employ of Schiller Bros. for
which compensation of $1,000 and
$1,000 medical expenses were paid
him.
Chester A. Olson, Fargo, received
compensation in the amount Of $685.
and medical expenses of $3.50 for
ioNSioS!ou vi tilS tHoHO Wullc
ing for Armour & Co. at Fargo.
Christ Lund, was burned from acid
and I've on finger and thumb result
ing in infection for which he re.
ceived $500 for medical expenses.
He was employed by J. l.. Hulting &
Co. Of Grand Forks.
Steve Nastiuk sustained severe
bruise with abscess of right thumb,
while working for the Washburn Lig-
mite Coal Co. at Wilton, receiving
$3.50 for medical expenses.
Julia Gets, Agricultu ralb College,
sustained a laceration of the finger
receiving $1,000 for medical expea-
SEES. She was employed by Hebst De-
partment Store.
Edwin N. Nelson sustained an in.
jury to the knee-cap while in the
employ of p. e. Overland, at Lisbon,
receiving medical expenses Of $500.
Ludwig Lundemoen sprained his
wrist while working for the State
Mill and Elevator Association at
Grand Forks, and $11.O0 medical ex-
penses were paid him.
Mabel Hagenstad, employed by the
First National Bank of Fargo, re-
ceived $3.50 for medical expenses
for an infection of the finger.
O. j. Svein, employed by the City
of Reynolds, sustained acid burns to
both eyes. He received $500 for me-
dical expenses.
Joe G. Lemke sustained burn on
the left side while working for
StrongScott Mfg. Co. at Grand
Forks for which he received $3.50 for
medical expenses.
M. E. Thompson, fracture of the
toe, while employed by the Minot
Farmers Cooperative Elevator Co. at
Minot received $500 for medical ex-
penses.
Frank Dupo, Billings, Mont. EN-.
'ployed by the Cannon Ball Coal Co.,
received 1892 for medical treat
ment.
Erny Pfleger, ST. Paul. Mimi, who
was employed by the American
Bridge Co. at Bismarck received So
for drug expenses.
Axel Christensen, Agricultural Col
lege, sustained a severe fracture to
the right arm for which $2O1.l5 for
medical expenses and $14346 total
compensation were paid him. He was
working for the Agricultural College.
Chas. N. Tracey, Fargo, while
working for the Mccormick Transfer
Co. sustained fractured rib for
which he, received $51.42 compensa-
ton.
Jack Summers, Mandan, while en-
ployed by the Lewis & Clark Hotel
received hernia for which 1851. 80
Tor medical expenses and total COM
pensation of $102.64 were paid.
Emil Studenski of Sank Rapids.
MINI. sustained bruises to both feet
while employed by Stanley Bros. at
Williston, N. d. Medical expenses in
the amount of $45.10 and compensa-
ton in the amount of $22.85 we're
paid.
Jno. Swanson employed by Reeder
Cooperative Equity Exchange sustain
ed bruise resulting in infection
for which $35,n compensation and
5000 for medical expenses were
paid.
W. B. Delameter employed by the
otdte VIII ana Elevator Association
at Grand Forks sustained a LAGER
ated wound on the head, abrasion OF
thumb and bruise of shoulder for
which S4S.57 compensation and $29. 90
Tor medical expenses were paid.
F. 7. Kline sustained severe in
jury to his finger while in the EN-.
pioy of l. L. Berge Elevator Com pany
at Bismarck. Medical expenses of
$4,000 and compensation of $165. rs
were paid
Frank Salyers, employed by Fried
Hardware & Implement Co. at Eckel-
son received $14.0O for medical ex-
penses in removing foreign body
from the left eye.
Edwin Schwartz sustained a severe
lnJulry to the, ankle while working in