Two fatalities from influenza complications occurred in Sheridan today, Oct. 27, and one yesterday afternoon, while two other deaths have been reported in other points in the county since noon yesterday. Among the fatalities were two children. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Lewis died this afternoon at the family home on North …

Only one death from the Spanish influenza was reported during the 24 hours that ended at noon today, Oct. 26, and that was in Sheridan. County Health Officer Dr. Hurd believes this indicates an abatement of the epidemic here. Presumably in a delirium coming as an aftermath of influenza, with which he had been suffering, …

James Taylor, who has been employed at the XL Bar ranch on Powder river, died of influenza at the Red Cross emergency hospital in Sheridan this morning, Oct. 25. Dr. Dolan and Miss Minnie Smith, who is a trained nurse, have gone to Arvada at the instance of the Red Cross to lend their aid …

Despite the opinion of physicians that the Spanish influenza is abating, five deaths from the illness have occurred in Sheridan within the 24 hours ending at noon today, Oct. 25. Dr. Hurd, county health officer, says 32 cases were reported in the county yesterday, half as many as the previous day. An urgent appeal is …

Although telegraph reports are full of developments of influenza serums, County Health Officer Dr. Hurd today, Oct. 24, says no positive preventative of influenza has reached this section of the country. The best disinfectants are carbolic acid, chloride of lime, formaldehyde, sulphur and kreso. All are available from McCarthy and Tomsik, Druggists. Charles

The Sheridan Enterprise today, Oct. 24, published a list of needs during the Spanish influenza epidemic. These include women who will take children from influenza homes into their own homes to protect the children from getting the disease. Also needed are more volunteers to go out into sick homes and give relief. The situation is …

Only one death from Spanish influenza was reported in Sheridan since yesterday afternoon, but elsewhere in the county, 62 deaths were reported, 25 from one physician. It was impossible to determine whether the report covered more than one day’s new cases. A request has been made that people discontinue unnecessary telephone calls, due to the …

Only 32 cases of influenza were reported to the county health officer, Dr. Hurd, last night, at least nine of which were located outside of Sheridan. Dr. Hurd believes this report indicated a falling off in the spread of the malady. City Health Officer T. E. Marshall today issued a notice warning the public of …

In announcing specials for this week, Reed’s reminds the public that the store is well ventilated and strictly sanitary. Spanish flu has left Buffalo without a doctor to meet the needs of the community. Before the flu, doctors Conyers and John Hynds went into the army service, leaving doctors L. W. Blake and E. B. …