Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-08-24

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n5e il TIE case ot John Cook, living
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probably IN many other cases.
At the Smith tarm. near Antler.
eight horss we're killed.
Tie la-Tes. Of the six CYCLONES
which formed between 5 and s
Q elock struck Naming $ Grove at
s::@ ?. n. rprooting large trees. de-
nosishins the bowery and other
buildings, and burying more than
score Of people beneath the de-
bis II passed within forty rods Of
the town Of Ansler. and turned
north into Canada.
R1mors Of loss Of life and serious
damage have come from across the
border line. Communication is cut
OF and it is impossible to verify
these reports.
1t is also reported that serious
damage vas done in the Turtle
mountains near Dunseith. and that
the storm struck farther east. in
Rolette county.
A tornado formed in the air ives,
OF Sherwood at s p. m. Sunday,
and split into three as it lowered,
one funnel going north and two
south. The north funnel destroyed
Olaf Johnson's buildings, injured
Mrs. Johnson and baby slightly, tore
down part of John Brekedahl's house,
the barns Of John Turner. John
Carr. and J. F. Schillington, and the
houses Of j. Stephenson. A. Brown
and D. Colquehons, injuring the lat
ter's hired man.
OF the two tunnels south, one
went four miles south of town,
tumbling over shacks and Destroy
ing George Cameron's barn north
east of town. and literally tore to !
pieces 1ngomar Wilson's buildings,
four miles east.
1t scattered Elmer Charlson's
buildings along Cutbank creek.
killed his three-year-old daughter
Margaret. and injured him by cut
ing his head and face and breaking
:wo ribs. Mrs. Carlson's eye was
tut, as were her daughter Ethel's
read, face and hand. The other
wo children and the hired man
we're not hurt. The tornado swept
'ast. destroying Matthew Johns
hack. injuring him slightly; tore
|own Art and Sam Smiths build
ngs and injured Mrs. C. jackson
md Roy Smith. 1t was quiet in
sherwood; the sun shone and part
II q rainbow was visible in the
1t was the most remark
'ble storm in this part of the state.
Mohall. N. D., Aug. 2l.-Sunday
evening about 6 O'Clock three or four
separate funnel-shaped clouds wiped
Up everything in their paths, which
luckily were very narrow.
West Of Sherwood one large cloud
divided and went east, scattering
on its way.
. Elmer Carlson had his large :
arm residence blown to kindlinp. !
Two of his ch;id.o,, IN,