The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-19


and the NorthW est TerrIt, RES Monday
nights reports swelled the death roll until
there are over l0J people known to have
persisted in Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska
and Manitoba. All the dispatches indi-
Gated that the death lists are still far from
complete.
The figures gwen include only the fatali-
ties reported up to yesterday and many
others are doub less yet unrecorded. The
Dakota list j. a. ows:
Jerold County-Mrs. Phillips and son.
AberdeeE-William Love. Judson Westgate
and an unknown man.
Wyndemere-A school teacher and two pu-
pills.
Sioux Falls-Israel Grandstorm, Ole Gunder-
son and Harriet Brady.
Observation-Disclosures and Robert CleVe'
land
Brandon-Ca-l Nelson.
Altsmont-Charies Staltzenberger.
MitcheIl-Walter Munger, George Allen,
Joseph Anderson.
Delamore-Cora Curtis.
Gary-Joseph Hutchinson's two children.
Spencer-Thomas Gallant, Joseph Geiger,
Georke Mcconnell Jacob Short, Ortman Cole
man, Joseph Kocher and two companions, Annie
Shufeldt and her sisters, girls Of thirteen ana
sixteen.
Wakonda-Two unknown men.
Bridgewater-Two unknown mon.
White Lakc-An unknown man.
Leuox-Four school children.
Hitchoock-Lpwis Merriman, Emil Gilbert
son and Halle Merriman.
Huron-Robert Chambers Thomas Gilkeson,
Frank and William Tierson and Joseph Wilson
Cavour-Miss Mary Connell and John New
comb.
Iroquos-J. W. Gosler Adam Gerner and
Mrs. Devine.
Raymond-William F. Drivers two sons.
Minot-James Smith and his two sons.
Clark-Emma Lamar and Carrie Apman.
Parkston-William c. Gathwaite and ". B.
Headly.
Bowdle-Henry Paine.
Roscoe-Peter Terhune.
Scotland-Joseph Kockaren.
Springield-Mike Halliburton.
Tyndall-Mr Frank Ballbos, A. ]. Winter, a
travelling man from La Crosse, Wis, driver
and q young son Of Michael Hof.
Bonholme-Eighteen persons, names not re-
ported
Yankton-Jacob Schaef. a farmer Joseph
Kocher Annie Schufeilt and sister - Coleman.
two unknown persons.
Vigi-Pierson brothers and an unknown man.
Wentworth-Mrs. O. T. Owen.
Chamberlain-AnnieA Anderson.
Corning-An unknown woman and child.
Ashton-Charles Osman.
Lesterville-Jacob KurIZ.
observation-disclosures Stansfield, teacher.
ST. Lawrence-A. Gasley, William Bowman.
Melette-A school teacher and four pupils.
Claremont-Miss Steubierner, teacher.
Northv Hell. S. Chaplin, collector from
Minneapolis.
Hamlin County-Palmer, Sarah Dolan.
Castlewood-Young TitloG.
Sioux Falls-Mrs James Kennedy and son.
Faulkton-Joseph Metz Farmer Clamp,
boy named May and an unknown woman.
Watertown-A stage driver TO Webster.
Parker-Four children OF Peter Werngra.
Miller-Jerry and Sam Bowman.
Bristol-Harrison Smoots.
Burley-Lizzie Dryer.
In Minnesota-Chestet, six school children;
Luverne, John 10y Adrian, Mrs. Kunson and
John Daring: Full "a, the twelve year-old son Of
| John Walsh; Tracy, Tom Anderson; ALDER,
| Lea, Ole Egge.
In Montana-Marysville Patrick Hanly; Bel
| grade, William OverBan; in the Madison val
| ley, reports Of several cowboys frozen to death
In Nebraska-Gage County. John Sparks
Peru, Emil Grossman; Woodlawn, Mrs. Smith
| Stuart Mr.. Mason Mrs. Chapman, Eddy
| Faust, Minnie Faust, Mr.. Bertrand and son
| Dustin. Mrs. Males; Otoe County, o little
| daughter OF farmer named Bolliae; Beatrice
| Charles MAXWELL; Garrison, a child Of JohI
| Denlinger: Schuyler, J. V. Hines, Michae
| Klines: Clearwater, F. W. Taylor; Omaha
/ james E Ter.
| In lowa-Old man Seery at Inwood.
The list Of missing includes livtryulan Smith
| Of Worthwhile, Oak; John O'Conner, Of Ellis
| worth, Mimi; teacher. of Flandreau. Oak
| two young men OF Mitchell. OAK; Messrs
Bergman, Deyce, Nichols and Lawrence, nes
Huron. man and fonr children Of Redheld.
| HEARTRENDISG STORIES.
ABERDEEN, D. T.. Jan. 17.-Bessie STAINS
| field, a pretty ninet, en- year-old teache
three niles dis ant. left schs oil during th,
8 orm TO 90 10 a farmers house, thIrt,
yards distant. Her dead body was fount
ne irly u m le from the school house. A
Mel cite the teacher left them to get as
sistauce, and her body has not yet beel
found. Mss Steuberner, another teacher
twelve mics northwest Of Aberdeen, wa
Out a night in the blizzard. When foun,
she VS. barely alive and died shortly aft
erward. William Morrell, fifteen-year
old farm laborer, SIX miles west wen
out Of the house Thursday evening to 8
q few rods to the barn. He becan
confused and was found dead TWO mile
away. g. s. Chaplin. of Minneapolis, col
lector for a threshIng machine firm, LEI
Worthwhile. near Aberdeen, Thursday morn
ing with livery man to visit farmers nea
by. They have not been heard from, an
are probably dead. o. 7. Ownes and wife
of Wentworth, D. T., were lost on tn
prairie Friday night. They were out siz
/ teen and half hours, aud when found Mn
Ownes was dead and he was badly frozen
, was travelling in a circle; will survive.
. At PIERRE, D. T., 1t is reported woms
and child were frozen 10 death at Canning
, not yet confirmed. M trains have move
at Pierre since Thursday.
A mail driver was frUzen between Ne
Salem and Stanton.
The revised list of blizzard fatalitie
shows ninely-seyen dead in Dakota, thi
teen in Minnesota, six in Iowa, seventee
Z In Nebraska and two in Montana; tcta
i35. tesides ffty-five rep, rted missing.
A Faulkton, D. T. special says six Pc
- M nEprB y tsHe persnsa %