At the age of twenty-one years he began learning the carpenters' trade with Ellis Bros., of Oregon, Wisconsin, at which he worked for the following six years. For the next four years he farmed on rented land in Rutland township, and in 1884 came to Stoughton, where he has since been engaged in the leaf tobacco trade. At one time he owned the warehouse across the track, at No. 15, but now does business at No. 16. Mr. DeVall is one of the tobacco dealers in Stoughton. They can be read by viewing them on Microfiche Readers.
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