Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-04-22

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There was but 81, 400 cyclone insurance
On this entire property c. A. Moody hat
81, 900, Mr. Rushtin $1,000, and Mr.. Smith
S2, 400
THE DEAD AT sAUK RAPIDS
Tho following is the correct list of those
killed so far as known:
Mrs. Matte Fink. thirty eight years; Carl F
Fink, fourteen years; John II. Fink, twelv,
years: August L. Fink, eleven years; Attill:
Fink, fifteen years; all OF one family only th'
father surviving; Ollie Carpenter, six wears
Earnest Albright, tweaty-eight years; Capt
Abner st. CYr. fifty years; Morris st. Cyr, nine
years: Mrs. Pappenfus seventy years; WINSTON
Pappenfus and three children; John Ren
ard, county attorney, forty-eight years
Gregory Lindley, register of deeds, thirty
Lille Berg, II years; A.W. Lake, 55 years; Mrs
Samuel Fletcher, % years; Samuel Sorensen, 3,
years: Mrs. W. E. Davee, 20 years; Eva Temp
lin, II years; II. w. oelms, two childen; Henri
Behrdus. a Pole: unknown Polish boy, z years
Henry Chelgren's child; Lewis Laundre, u
years: Edgar Hull Of st. Cloud, 30 years; Nh
Dassent Willie Bartwick, A. L. Schuber, miss
ing
RELIEVING THE DISTRESSED.
At meeting of the citizens of Sank Rapid
this morning, the following relief committe
was appointed: W. l. Nieman, chairman
". ILdSGs ctSACbIAys - W. "Otds "a "
Gordon and John A. Sem The committee
Immediately went to work and established
headquarters in partly demolished build
ing, in the midst of the ruins Provision
were dealt out to from 800 to 400 persons
and it is probable no one will be com
PEELED to go hungry for an hour. 500
after noon telegram was received iron
Gov Hubbard, stating that an appeal for al
had been made to the mayors of the princi
pal towns of the state, and shortly after
another was received which read as follows
&C B. Buchanan, ESQ.,: Your relief commit
tee can draw on me for Sc, 900 for aid
cyclone sufferers l. Hubbard Governor
This is only sample of the many telegram
received Gen. Washburn wired to draw o
him for $500, and Anthony Kelly gave $500
Certain it is that money is needed by tn
homeless, and as much now as 1t ever vii
be again.
ST. CLOUD CASUALTIES.
Those wounded and likely to die are:
William Shortbridge, brother of Jacob Short
bridge, both legs amputated; William Libby
han of: Willie Ross, aged seven, internall
injured: Mary Fehr, injured internally.
Those more or less injured, other tina
very slightly, are:
Mrs. H1neT, arm Will nave TO De aunpuJaGeO
Mrs. Annie 0ster. badly hurt in tn
head: Mrs Laura Miller, head an
side injured; Eva Jordan, injured internally
Joe Younger, injured about the head; JIG
YouugIer'g little boy, badly injured; CaspC
Clouse, breast crushed: William Helper, hea
fnjurcd Mrs Siebold, badly hurt; Joseph Doer
son, both legs broken; J.Nest, cut about III
head; Mike Moess and two children, badly II
iured: Jacob Brown, wife and baby, badly il
iured: Bernhard Scherli hurt about the head
Joseph Wegler, severely injured.
The wounds of the others are not wort
mentioning
RELIEF.
'a Very pre- mpt measures are ia ken to r,
leve the suffering at st. Cloud and Sau
Rapids. H on. Ed. Rice, Mayor OF 81
Paul, called a special meeting ofthe council
he donated So, 900 at once. Carloads {
provis ions went also. Minneapolis, Owf
tonua, Wabsha, st. Peter, saltwater d.
luth and various orher places sent contr
buttons.