The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-13

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Ieued by means Of a long rope, one mar
holding it against q telegraph pole until
the maa az the other end had found the
next pole. s... ..' ~ q a
ADDITIONAL FROM YANKTON.
YANKToN, Jan. 14.-At Lesterville Ja-
cob Krutz died from the cold and his
wife was badly frozen. Frederick Mill
berger may die from exposure. Another
man, unknown, Is known 10 have been
frozen. Three deaths are reported from
TyndalL.
AT GARY.
GARY, Jan. 1A--Cbas. Stalzenberg, Of
Altamont, started to procure acofin for
his son and has not been since heard
from. Two children of Joseph HutchiE-
son, living west of here, persisted while
going home from school.
FIVE NEAR SIOUX FALLS.
Sioux FALLS, Jan. 14-Five victims of
the blizzard have been found in this sec
ton, viz: a lady teacher named jacobson
and q pupil named Ginde, G. Grunstom,
and two others, names not known.
ON HIS WAY TO H BARN.
DoLAND, Jan. Twill. C. Garthwaite,
a farmers son, pot lost in the blizzard
Thursday going from his fathers house to
the barn and was found dead in the snow
yesterday. ... &c.. ,.- .....~
RIGHT AT HER OWN DOOR.
ADRIAN, Mimi, Jan. 4.--Mrs. Knut-
son, Of RuShmore, Was found frozen to
death within forty feet of her. door, Her
husband was absent and she started TO
look for him. II
A TEACHER AND HER PUPIL.
FAULKToN, Jan, A-Emms Lamar, d
school teacher southeast, of here, and Car
RE Human, q pupil, were frozen toTdeath
Wednesday night.
ALkDY SCHOOL TEACHER.
FLAEDREAu, Jan. 14.-It is reported
that a lady school teacher in the northern
part of the county was frozen to death.
NEARLY A HUNDRED. 4-
ST.. PAUL, Jan. l8.--The evening papers
have reports showing that at present the
list of persons frozen In last weeks biz
Yard is about 40 with many more miss
ing. 1t is probable hat the list win be ex-
tended toafully 200 before it is completed.
The Evening Journals list Of dead is as
follows: In Dakota, on:
SIX UNKNOWN. near Scotland.
JOSEPH K0COREN, Scotland.
Mrs. PHILLIPS and SON, Alphena.
NELZ HOLBERTON, Springfield.
SON OF MICHAEL HOFF, TyndalL
Mrs. FRANK BAEB0Z, Tynduil.
TRAVELLING MAN, found near Tyn-
dali.
MAIL DRIVER, Salem and Stanton.
Miss SARAH DUBAED, Watertown.
FOUR FARMERS, names unknown,
near Watertown.
MIR, DAVIS and SON, near Minot.
willie GARTHWAITE, DoIand.
WILLIE u EfaHHI itfITV Eft, Hay
mond.
EMMA LAMAR, school teacher near
Faulkton.
CARhIE AUMAN, near Faulkton.
Miss SARAH OAKLAND, Palmer.
- ~ ~ = aaEl MITCH IAG0RS
fSCH0EF, farmers near Yankton.
JOSEPH KOCIIER, near Yankton.
TWO UNKNOWN PERSONS, near
Yankton.
ANNIE SCHUFENT, near Yankton.
MISS SHIELDS. near Yankton.
GILKESEN, G0SEE, MERRIMAN
and SON, Huron.
WIN. MORRISON, Huron.
ROBERT CHAMBERS, Huron.
UNKNOWN MAN, Sioux Falls.
ID. GUNSTROM, Sioux Falls.
TWO UNKNOWN PERSONS, near
Sioux Falls.
EpffTy -, ~
TWO NAMES NOT GIVEN, Wa
honda.
~ 1871 :, aHf
TWO MEN, names unknown, near
0EE Elan, name unknown, White
Lake.
EMIL GILBERTSON, Altoona.
WI y HEADLEY and Mrs. Il. a.
OWENS. Wentworth.
JOHN NEWCOMB. Cavour.
Miss JACOBSON, school teacher, near
st. Thomas.
A PUPIL aud Bliss BRADY, 8 school
teacher, 81. Thomas.
FIFTEEN YEAR OLD PUPIL of
Miss Brady, st. Thomas. n
I've sons ofB CLEVELAND, LARCH-
gNKNCWN MAN, near Lisbon.
Miss CORA CURTI6S, Delemef.
FOUR SCHOOL, CHILDREN near
Lennox.
ADAM GERNER Irpquois.
CHAE. UzEMAN, Ashton.
Miss BESSIE STANSFIELD, North
UNKNOwN MAN, Miranda.