The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., October 23, 1918, Image 3

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Hjelik is sick with influenza^
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... Six of the Jas.Langton family ate
Influenza patients.
.Mrs. Dr. Nicholson has been contin
ued to her honiie with influenza.
J. S. Anthony who is ill with pneu
•xmia, is reported as improving.
Walter Scott, who was taken sick
"with the "flu" on Friday is well qn
"the road to recovery.
Milton and Oswald Hagen returned
-from Grand Fqfks this week and will
return as soon a6 school reopens.
W. J. Parke is seriously ill with
jffneomonia. ,u:
Omar Jones and children are down
-with the flu.
"Geordie Davison is another influenza
^patient this week.
D. L. Davison is laid up with an at
"tadc of influneza this week.
Mrs. John Elgie and children ate
«lck with influenza this week. v-
Merle Adler has moved to Whitman
•where he will open up a barber shop.
Miss Ruth Gibbons, "hello" girl, is
"Confined to her bed this week with in
-fluenza.
Miss Bessie Langton returned from
Sfinot, school being closed on account
«f influenza.
The Lawton school is closed this
•week on account of influenza. Misses
Trohne and- Anderson and Mrs. Ahl
trecht left Monday for their respec
"tive homes
Miss Pearl Scott, who has been ser
iously ill with influenza for the past
•week is slowly improving.
Charles Dodge, who has been laid up
with lumbago for the past week is
able to be around again.
Dr. Nicholson is a busy man these
•days. Over 100 Jases have been re
ported in Lawton and surrounding
townships.
Misses Alice and Marguerite Kops
teturned Saturday evening from the
JTorks and will remain until the re
opening of the schools.
Miss Maude Stevens returned from
Northwood Tuesday afternoon (where
•he has been visiting sincejhe Uni
versity hafe been closed.
Misses Gertrude Young and -Anna
Scott, teachers in Shepherd township
**e at home thiB week, their schools
being closed for the present until the
influenza epidemic is over.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Zabradka, ac
*ccompanied by their daughters Miss
es Ottillie and Pauline, and eldest sbn
Verne, spent a pleasant time Sunday
'Visiting the Louis Bratt family on
their big farm west of Lawton. They
«utoed home the same evening.
W. V. O'Brien, U. Mail clerk who
las been looking after his farming in
terests near Edmore, was in town on
Tuesday morning on his way to La
fcota to attend the funeral of his,sis
ter in law Miss Nell Dbtigherty of
that city, who died from pneumonia
Wednesday eyenjng. Deceased Jad
•^asa sister of JoimDougheifty of Eo
rare, whero ,49 ww if^ -lUownMd
esteemed.
G, R. Ingham of Pelto, principal of
^Enterprise Consolidated school, was in
town yesterday afternoon. He states
that Ids school is dosed: owing to the
Idemk. The cases in that vicinity
ays, are on their way to recovery.
The body of Aaron David Svahn, as
•«ompanied by a gnaid, who reo«itly
•died at Camp Custer of influenza, ar
rived here Tuesday for buriaL Ail
impressive service was cmdacted by
Jtev. Hancocfc. A sketch of the life of
deceased will appear in a subset
at issue of the Republican.
Mrs. Nds Rannerstrand died at her
home near FordvQle, Wednesday, Oct.
16, from pneumonia, the result of in
-fluenza. Mrs. Rnnnerstrand was for
meriy Miss Annie Hild«i of Park
Biver, and was married to Mr. Run
xierstrand four years ago. She leaves
-to moum her death a sorrowing, hus
almd and two little gixls, the eldest
-three ygars old and Ae youngest four
months. Mrs. Olaf Olsen, an aunt of
Hr. Rnnnerstrand, left here immed
iately on learning the news, to vender
assistance to the sorrowing family.
number of Lawton relatives an
4i|efeds are attending the funeral at
9|brdviHe today.
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C. H. Doyon waa a visitw In towa
"Tuesday.
J. E Smith la spending the week in
Hhmeapolia.
Robert Fordond came down from
Devils Lake Tuesday.
Harry Ridley is down with influ
and confined to his home.
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S. J. Dean shipped a car
cattle to St. Paul Tuesday
week.
Several cases of.
Jnfluenza are re
ported by Dr. Cuthbert in this local
ity, some quite serious. ,»
After the war there will be only two
kinds of men, those who did and those
who didn't.
Miss May Boyd is expected
from Pembina this week, the schools
being dosed for the influenza epidem
ic.
The Standard Oil company, by order
of the government has abandoned all
commission gasoline stations. A. L.
Ahlbrecht has rented the station here
temporarily, to try it out, and will in
all probability continue the station.
Father Leo is sick with an attadc of
influenza and pneumonia at a hos
Eital
at Carrington. Reports have
teen received that the crisis has been
passed and that he is on the road to
recovery. Later:—Father Leo has re
turned to Crary.
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Herman Bergeth of Doyon was
visitor in Penn Sunday.
Mrs. Muehlen who htm been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Brown at Boxdder
Mont., returned home the first of the
week.
Mrs. Milo Johnson of Grand Harbor
was a shopper in Penn Tuesday.
Earl Read autoed to
Sunday evening.
Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Reinke, a
baby girl..
Miss Mabel Gessner who has been
attending school at Grand Folks re
turned home last week on account of
the closing of the sdiobl.
F. E. Gessner made a business trip
to Devils lake last Week.
Miss Effie Gessner who has been at
tending school in Fargo, returned
home last week on account of the clos
ing of the sdusols.
The Mrs. and Theoine Ellingson
were shoppers in Penn Monday.
DEFENSE COUNCIL
PASSES JUDGMENT
UPON J. P00EST0
Here is the way that the County
Division of the State Coundl of De
fense of Stanislaus Coimty, California
treated one Podesto, who was a weal
thy man, and who refused to buy lib
erty bonds. They issued the following
notice and had the same published in
thfe county papers, and it is needless
to say jhat Mr. J. Poedsto came right
in and purchased $10,000 worth of
Liebrty bonds. This method should
be used in different places:
To the patriotic dtizens of the dty
of Modesto and of Stainislaus county:
In this time of nationtt atress it ia!
the duty of very loyal and patriotic
man to support his government to the
fullest extent of his ability. The 4th
medium. Mntugh'
which real patriot! can dio#i&Sr lfcy
alty
The SfonislanB division of the state
council of'defense has no desire to
WOrk a hardship or hold up to public
scorn any man who is doing l^ia fait
duty, btat When a man is enjoyfaig the
protection and benefits of tW« gov
ernment and who is possessed of the
financial ability and refuses to meet
lus full obligation in the matter of
Liebrty bonds it is the duty Of the
Stanislaus division of the state coun
cil of defense to acquaint the people
with the facts of the case.
After a long sesdon-with one G. B.
(John) Podesto yesterday afternoon
it was the unanimous oprnion of the
{Stanislaus divisiion of the state coun
cil of defense that the aforesaid party
is uttieily laddng in his appreciation
of his duty to the.Uiuted States gov
ernment and of his own country, Italy,
our ally. __
Podesto's attitude of indifference to
this country's needs and his endeavor
to get by with ah inadequate quota of
Liberty bonds has aroused the ire of
all lojnd dtizens familiar with the
facts. Patriotic business men and dt
izens of Modesto have indicated thdr
intention of refusing—as a patriotic
duty—to deal with. Podesto in any
maimer whatsoever and in this deter
mination will have the .support of all
loyal dtizens of this community.
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load of
Devils Lake
Until John Podesto voluntarily sub
scribe for Fourth Liberty loa& bonda
in keeping with his financial ability
it is believed that he will be ostra
cized and be deemed in fact "A Man
Without a Coontrf."
Any dtizen of Modesto or Stanis
bna county who measures up to the
standard of "John" PodMta W «x
peet to be dwwn up by the SfiUni
division of the state ctoundl of de-
One faupdnd mfllloh peo
pleare bdiind the Aihericanboys and
our allies "over there4' and tharo is no
roomJn this dty, county, state or na
tion for any man who does not meas
ure up fully to 100 per cent American.
firni.
(Signed)
STANISLAUS DIVISION OF STATE
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE.
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Hon.
«.»i»te
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Democratic Candidate lor
Governor
Will Make a Campaign Tour in Ramsey County, on
He speaks the preceeding day at Minnewaukan. He will leave
Minnewaukan by auto about 8:00 A. M. via Penn
at Starkweather
Edmore
Brocket
Devils Lake
and intends to stop for a tew minutes at Penn, Webster, Garske
and Lawton enroute to meet voters.
Mr. Doyle is an able speaker, and you should not fail to hear him discuss the political
issues of the day. His talk will be worth going miles to hear.
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Doyle
at 10:30 A.
2:00 P.
1:30 P.
8:30 P.
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