St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
Christian Kaul, Mcintosh county, farmer.
- Otto, Britton, Marshall county.


l.. b. Benner, Howard, Miner county.
Rose Ceaser, Howard, Miner county, 10.
Christina Jacobs, Key S, Mnnehaha county,
teacher
Miss Grinde, Keys, Minnehaha county,
pupil.
G. Grardstrom, Brandon, Minnehaha
county, farmer.
PIE. oven, Republican, Minnehaha county,
laborer.
Mrs j. Kennedy, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha
county.
Joseph Kennedy, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha
county. -.
Eric Ericks on, Minnehaha county.
John BeSser, Minnehaha county.
-- Hunt, Moody county.
j. NJ. Kilby, Lisbon, Ransom county,
Mrs. John Frundt, Hankinson, Richland
county.
A. Zwielke. Corona, Roberts county.
Tommy Taylor, Letcher, Sanborn county,
H.
Lizzie Ashton, Alwilda, sanborn county.
Mary Fisher, Amboy. Sanborn county, 23.
Cora NJ. Curtis, Delemere, Sargent county,
teacher.
F.W. Stone, Artesian City, Sanborn county,
Bessie Stanield, Worthwhile Sphinx county,
20, teacher.
Charles Osman Ashton, Sphinx county,
farmer.
Lewis Merriman, Frankfort, SPHINX county,
Halle Merriman, Frankfort, Sphinx county,
IS farmer.
NJ A. Ryan, Cleveland, Stutsman county,
10, farmer.
Lizzie Dwyer, Hurley, Turner county, Is.
Three young Kautfmans, Rosetield town
ship Turner county, pupils.
john Albright, Rosefeld, Turner county,
pupil.
Peter Graber Rosefeld, Turner county,
pupil.
Young Helm, Freeman, Turner:county, pu-
pill. ......
pill
A man, Minot, Ward county, farmer.
a boy, MinOt, Ward county.
Jacob Kurtz, LeSteryille, Iankton county,
farmer.
Fred Milberger, Lesterville, Yankton county,
farmer.
Franz Welsner, Utica, Yankton county
- Dibbes, Newark, Sargent county.
Young Dibbles, Newark Sargent county.
SUMMARY BY COUNTIES.
Aurora, s; Beadle, 9; Benson. |; Bon
HOmme, Il; BOttineau, 2; Brookings, l;
Brown. l; Cavalier, l: Clark, 4 Clay, 2;
Dawson, l; Day, l; Deuel., 8; Dickey, 3:
Douglas, 2; Faux, 5; Grant, 1; Hamlin,
5; Hand, e: Hanson, L; Hutchinson, 6;
Hyde, 2; kingsbury. |; Lake, 3; Lin
coin, 6; McC0Ok. l.: Mcintosh, l: Mar
shall, /; Miner, 2: Minnehaha, 8; Moody,
l: Ransom, |; Richland, |; Roberts, |;
SanbOrn.4; Sergeant. 3; Sphinx, 4; Suits
man, 1; Turner, Q: Ward, >: Yankton, 5.
No authentic accounts have yet been
received from the following counties,
viz: Charles Mix, Brule, Butte. Fall
River, Jerauld. Emmons, Morton, Griggs,
Pembina, Rolette. 1t is known that
three or four persons Ghe names of two
are given, were frozen in Brule county,
and one is reported lost in Jerauld.
With the two exceptions named it is
thought that none of these counties
suffered the loss of life. The total
number lost and whose names are re-
ported is 1884, Allowing three for the
two counties of Brule and Jerauld, the
total number of lives lost in the terri
tory will be 1876. We believe this to be
the correct number.
The following counties report no loss
of life: Barnes, Buffalo, Burleigh,
Campbell, Cass, COddingtOn, Custer,
Eddy, EdmundS, Foster, Grand Forks,
Hughes. Kidder, La MOur. Lawrence,
Logan, Mercer McHenry, Mclean, Nc
PhersoD, Nelson, Oliver, Pennington,
Potter, Ramsey, Stark, Steel, Sully,
Towner. Trail, Union, Walsh, Wal
worth, Wells.
Of the whole number persisted sixteen
were north of the 46th parallel and the
remainder to the south. This fact is
doubtless due to the greater severity of
the storm in the southern part of the
territory, and also to the fact that the
storm began later in the day, and there
fore found larger number of people
away from their homes. A hne drawn
on the map from Bottineau county in
the North to Bon Homme county in
the South will indicate the points of
greatest severity.
AS to occupation, are reported as
teachers in the public schools, 81 were
pupils in the schools. "A were reported
as farmers, farmers wives, agents,
6 laborers, fisherman, and the occupa-
ton OF 26 not given.