The evening times., 1911-08-21

souris, coupled with the serious In
jury Of twelve persons and the minor
injury Of eighteen more. constitute
the toll taken by series of cyclones
that visited northern Bottineau and
northern Renvale counties Sunday
night.
ii The cyclones. seemingly having
their inception at Sherwood, PASSED
In an easterly direction, skirting the
international boundary line almost
the entire distance and at some points
passing over into the Dominion.
The Dead
JOHN PATTERSON, JR.. aged 16.
Souris.
MARGARET CARLSON. aged 8.
daughter Of Elmer Carlson, Sherwood.
The Seriously Injured
William Patterson, aged Is, souris,
injured about the head and chest by
flying timbers,
Hawkins. aged 10, Westhope,
caught by flying timbers OF barn.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carlson and
con, Sherwood, hurt In destruction
Of their home and barns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole johnson and child.
Sherwood, struck by timbers in de-
struction Of their home.
Peter JAM, Sherwood. injured about
body. but will recover.
Thomas Wright. wife l. and hYe
q, children. # Antler. ;One child b years
old. has fractured skull.
Maurice Smith, Sherwood. chest
crushed and limbs bruised. n
Mrs. Bradley, Superior, Wis. may
die.
Arthur Hoskins, boy. souris.
MI. and Mrs. Hutchins. Antler.
Mrs. spry. Antler.
Adam Peterson, Souris.
Clarence Bradley, Superior, Wis.
Frank Holt, hired man, Antier.
Three May Die.
It is possible that the death list
will be increased from the injuries
that have been received by the people
in the vicinity Of Antler. At the pic
mic grounds on Antler creek, the
Manning grove. fourteen were injured,
\. and OF these two, possibly three. can
rot live. Those expected to die are
Mres Bradley of Superior. Wis. and
Roy ySmith Of. Antler.
Started Near Sherwood.
The main cyclone seems to have
started Near Sherwood shortly after
6 o'clock sweeping eastward toward
Antler, W6sthope and Sourts, and
thence I'M the Turtle mountains
whore It saent it's force without dam
age. The territory covered is over
;fifty miles 9n length and the width
varies from two to FIVE miles. sher-
wood is JUS three miles south Of the
boundary lin& and one OF the cyclones
passed In til i district. Another Of
the cyclones vas to the south, while
. third comm nced east Of the city,
following eacl other In rapid Success
ision. Al the torm went eastward 1t
split, forming What constituted three
independent cd elones in that district.
Antler ami Westhope Suffer.
The heaviest property losses seem
to have been ustained near Antler
and WesthopeS The city Of souris
escaped unscat led. the storm pass
ting about four niles from that town.
E Physicians VI De sent into the Ant
Ter district chi Srtly after the storm
occurred and elief was given to all
the injured BY ! o'clock this morning.
IA special straiH carried the B0ttineau
ss,,st RELIEF party V tioh 'ent its aid to the
/. Prope1 Loss Heavy
The property loss is exceptionally
heavy. scores fof barns and farm resi-
dences throughout the district being
demolished and in many instances
carried hundreds Of feet from their.
former sites, only to be dashed to the
ground and smashed into kindling
wood.
Six Distinct Cyclones
4 That there were six distinct cy-
clones over the district that was COW
cred Is indicated by the local re-
ports. striking the west end Of Bot
tneau county. Much stock was kill
Cd west Of Antler.
s Farm Buildings Destroyed.
Ths Joseph Proud farm buildings
near Antler were rent into pieces and
his crop ruined. At the Maurice
Smith farm eight horses were killed.
At the Manning grove. In which the
a lAntler picnic was being held. q score
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