The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-17
The Dead and Missing.

Aberdeen-WM. LOVE, JUDsoN wEsTGALE,
and an unknown
Sioux Fails-1sRaEL 'N. GRASDsTRbM, OLE
GuNDERsON, and HARRIET BRANDY; MRS.
Larehwood-RENJ. and RoBT. CLEVELAND.
Brandon-CARL NELSON. ,,,
Mitchell-WALKER MUNGER. GEO. ALLEN.
HammlinI IHELAN DOLAND.
Delamire-CORA CURTIS.
Bary-JAs. HUTCHINS and two children:
GEo MCCONNELL. JACOB sHCoERT, oRrMAN
COLEMAN. JOS. ROCKER, and two companions
and sixteen.
Wakonda-Two unknown men.
Bridgewater Two unknown men.
Lennox-ohildren of PETER WEINENGER.
RYMaN and EMfI. aILBERTsoN' -.--1'1'.' -
Huron-ROBERT CHAMBERS, THOS. GILKE-
SoN SSfSspRY FRANk and WM. NIEksoN, and JOSEPH
Cavour-MIss MARY CoNNELL and JOHNNIE
NEWCOMB.
MRS. DEVINE. '''--'' <1.D.'''- ''.-' A--
Raymond-WM. F. DRIVERS two sons
Minot-JAMES SMITH and two sons.
Clark-EMMA LAMAR and CARRIE AMMAN.
Parkston-WM. G. GATHWAITE and w. B.
Bowde-HENRY PAINE.
Roscoe-PETER TERHUNE.
Scotland-JOSEPH KOCAREN.
springfeld-MIKE HALLIBARTON.
Tyndall-Mrs FRANK kBALLBos, ULsAJ. WIN
drivers young of Michael Huff.
Bon Homme-Eighteen persons names not
ported.
Yankton-JACOB sCHEFFER farmer; JOSEPH
KOCHER, ANNIE sCHUFELT and sister, -
Vigil-PIERsoN brothers, and an unknown man.
Wentworta-~MES. O. L. OWEN
Chasnberlan-ANNIE ANDERSON:
Corning-Unknown woman and child.
Ashton--CHARLES OSMAN.
Lesterville-JACOB KRUTZ.
Northville-BESSIE STANSFIELD, teacher; s.
oAFlN collector ghsIFH fren MinRsap9s Wssp RowuAx
Mellette-SchooI teacher and four pupils.
oastlewood"Yo1ss iasa.sW eoaDsE3 s. TITIoFF. IoF
Faukton-JOS. METZ farmer CLAMP boy
named MAY, and an unknown woman.
Watertown-Stage- driver to Webster.
Observation-Disclosures between New Salem and
Stanton.
Parker-Four children Of Peter wernga.
Bristol-HARRIsONS SHOOTS.
Hurley-LIzZIE DWYER.
In Minnesota.
Ghesser-sI1a a school ah CHILDREN
Adrian-Mrs. KNUTsoN and JOHN DARING
Tracy-ToM ANDERSON. :. '0-.'- ~'
Albert Lea-OLE A. EGGE.
In Montana:
Marysville--PATRICK HANLEY
Belgrade-WM. OVERMAN, from the Madison
valley, reports of several cowboys frozen to DEATH
Tn Nebraska.
Peru-EMIL GRossMAN.
Woodlawn-MRS. SMITH.
Stuart-DIR. MASON, MRS. CHAPMAN, EDDY
FAUST, MINNIE FAUST. Mr.. BERTRAND and
Dustn-MRs MALES.
otoe Gounty-A little girl. daughterEof farmer
Beatrice-CHAs. MAXWELL
Guarnson7chjld sd,Ee Of yne Dennger D,adI9 r. ,rs
Clearwater. W. TAYLOR.
Omaha ELLER.
The list of missing includes Liverman Smith,
Worthwhile, D. IT,; John O'Connor, Ellsworth.
Mimi; two young men, Mitchell, d. r.; Mrs.
Bergman, Mrs. Deyce. Mrs. Nichols and Mrs.
Lawrence, near Huron; man and four children,
Redfeld.
the great storm last week continue arriving
hourly. In addition to the list of lao dead as
published this evening. the following reports
have been received tonight
Six persons are known to have perished near
Tyndall. ID. It.
Appleton, Mimi, reports that Ole Wig sat
froZen stiff in sleicht his team turned up at
his house in Cerro Gordo.
Mrs. Joseph keff. residing north of Yankton,
II. T.. started a short distance to get child
home from a school-house, and got bewildered
and froZe near her home.
The dead body of man was found at Utica.
seven miles north of Yankton. man named
Bruce deserted his team and wandered some
twenty miles. When found and brought to
Yankton he was badly frozen. His condition is
critical j. Robinson, of Yankton, and A j.
Winters. OF Lacrosse sewing machine men,
VINO left Yankton on Thursday morning by
team, were found dead between the villages Of
Tyndall and Springfield. Their bodies were
sent to Tyndall for shipment Other parties In
that county missing.
A Pierre, ID. t.. special says: THE first train
for one week will reach Pierre tonight. It is
last Tuesdays train. The road east of Huron is
still blockaded, and through trains are ex-
pected for week Cattle on the range must
have suffered terribly"
At Miller, d. II, yesterday, reported the
finding of the body of Alexander Thompson.
He left Huron Thursday morning. The
body of Mr.. Holtz, farmer, who lived north
west of Miller, has been found. He started
after his sick wife and overtaken by the
storm. A lady who went to attend his wife was