Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-07-25
YANKToN DAKOTA TERRITORY
s.sll. Hartley, New Riehl.nd-Hurt

Theophilus Smith, Eyota-Arm btDken,
spine damaged.
Callie Vineyard. Kentucky-several
bad bruises.
John Rape. Owatonna-Collar bone
broken and leg sprained.
Mrs. Kennedy, Rochester-Right elbow
spratned and cut about forehead.
- Newport and son, New Ulm-Boy
bruised and head cut.
The wounded are distributed at hotels
and dwelling houses. All are doing we'll
- far as beard from.
s Loss OF PAopRRTY.
The following list comprises the
!oeses to property In the shape of build.
ings destroyed and injured 90 far as ascer.
tanned. The Losses to crops destroyed,
which will reach thousands of dollars,
can only be estimated from the extent Of
country over which the storm passed.
DODGE COUNTY, NEAR NANTORvILLE.
Mr.. Huntley-Heuse and barn demo.
3. Little Residence destroyed.
Mr.. Middleton Residence and mill
near Byron blown to pieces.
William Crosby-Residencs in process
~ construction blown down.
James Crandall-Grocery demolished.
Eugene Irish-Large barn blown to
pieces. =
Mr.. Pratt-Residence. barn and gro.
Gerry blown down.
81. Grinnell-House demolished.
.. II. Thompson-Barn, granary and
addition to house demolished.
g. D. Ingersoll-House blown to
J.. B. Copper-Barn. demolished.
Il. McFarland-House, granary and
barn demolished; loss, $1.50O.
Charles Darling-Barn and granary
detroyed: loss $1,000.
HI G. 8. Dover-Barn blown down.
Peter Frederick-House destroyed.
H Deeds-House and barn blown to
atoms.
school house in district 81 carried to
unknown parts. a
Mr.. Blpoh-Granasy blown down. &
B. Cheeney-Dairy, farm buildings and
barn demolished; loss $l7,0
E. L. Glosby-Barn demolished.
N. B. Gallup-Barn blown.d down.
Congregational church, Mantorville,
destroyed.
J. Crouch-Barn destroyed.
Mantorville cheese factory demolished
d. 81. Hubberd-House carried away
several rods.
OF. Way-House destroyed.
Il. Vanandon-House and barn blown
down.
Church, school house and nearly every
building in the village destroyed.
AT 0wATONNA.
All buildings on state fair grounds de.
molished except the octagonal floral hall
which was moved from its foundation.
Methodist church-Moved from itt
foundation and badly broken.
L. w. Irving-Barn destroyed and
part OF house blown away. st. Pau
elevator unrooied.
AT MERIDEN.
Church and blacksmith shep demol
ished.
Mr.. Evans-house blown down.
AT wAsEcA.
I Trowbridge's store, end blown il
and badly damaged.
Court house damaged.
Storehouse of George Tollen blow
down.
Coffin factory unroofed.
Miller's store badly damaged.
Winona & st. Peter elevator and ware
house damaged.
Willard Bros. planning mill, damaged
Waseca Manufacturing Cos. building
damaged.
| IN wAsIoJA
Drug stere, hotel barn, store and pos,
Office blown down.
i LAKE CRYSTAL.
Humphreys hall turned over.
NEAR HURON, OAK.
]. Giessenger-House demolished.
| Mr.. Johnson-House blown to piece
J. G. Peacock-House demolished.
| Twenty other houses, names of owner
not yet ascertained.
THE TRACK OF THE STORM IN DAKOTA.
Winona, Speclal Telegram, July %
dispatches received say the cyclone fir
made its appearance at Hitchcock, b,
tween Redfeld and Huron. The far
house of j. GeiBsinger was demolishe
and his wife and mother killed, an
Geissinger and five children more or LEI
injured. The house of MIR. johnson, OF
mile south. was blown to fragment
johnson was Dangerously hurt. MI
Bowles, mother of Mrs. johnson, wi
not live. The house of J.C. Peacoc
: next, was torn to pieces. He and b
wife are unconscious. Twenty 9th
, houses were blown down, but no accidel
! to persons are reported.
Thousands of acres of crops are rune
About Redfeld, Oak, all the crops q
!, flat. The storm did much damage
Columbia. Several houses are report,
. blown down at Lake Benton.
!. Hail terrific at Sleepy Eye, smashil
: all the windows in the town on the nor
side. The roof of the Touring mill "
2 blown of; damage, $1,000.
Redwood Falls reports rain, but i
. damage to crops or buildings.
Watertown, OAK, says 1t is report
: hetNeen Clark and Frankfort thst b.
and wind was very severe, blowing dov
l. houses and destroying most all t
tcrops.
. Milbank, Dak.. Special Telegram, Ju
:. 22.-During the heavy thunder stol
Saturday morning two men, Willie
9 Dull and .. l.. Larson. were instant
killed by lightning, aud John Evers
:, badly stunned and cut on the nose. T
three men were building house in MI
y ison township. about twelve miles SOU
west of this place, when struck. D
G leaves . large family. and came fin
Wright county, Iowa, about . year q,
l. Larson is q single man.
It 1.resaas,sre a.sss Or Aatr
!, May be entirely prevented by the use
. BuRxErrs CoooArNE. No other 90
pl pound possesses the peculiar prep
ties which 30 exsctlv guit the vaxif