St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-24
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ANDREW Il. KIEFER,


stationed III Forts Ripley and Smelling; Ill
1861 started South with his regiment. and III
1853 participated IN the battle uf Mill Spring.
The first battle which resulted in victory for
The Mon troops: was also i'll the fight at
the battles Of Corinth, Springfield. Perry
Vile and Il number of others of minor con-
sequence; was for 4 time provost marshal
Of Tennessee and was subsequently pro
NOTED to the position Of colonel; was en-
rolling clerk IF tie Minnesota house Of rep
re>entatiyeS in so: Il member of the legiS-
laJure i'll lSi+: WIS il the wholesale liquor
trade as Kjefer x Heck: ran Il diStillery
hear Post Siding: was clerk of district court
OF Ramsey county in 1878: was one of the
originatorS ofthe Hail Storm Insurance COM
pdny. and is now Il principal officer: deals
largely III real estate and is q stirring bust
ness nlan.
PERSONALLY
Col. kiefer i 4 very popular man. and
has very taking way with him. He is full
of vitality and magnetism. and attaches
people 20 him by peculiar politeneSS,
blended with the hest of good humor He
Is like a SunShiny day, throwing out Shim-
ueriMg rays of warmth wherever he goes.
and Vet he is energetic and strong business
man. 4 good deal OF Il politician and gem
tleman greatly respected. not only for his
moral worth. bug 10y his social qualities.
HENRY EE!IAND.
! tall. strong muscular man. is Mr..
BcIl&nd. son OF the old and noted scout who
died only L short time ago. and 4 man who
clearly shows his familiarity with frontier
lie. Ike Was born in Lac Qui Parle in this
state in 1870. and came down the Mime
sofa river III 1871 in birch bark canoe To
Mendoza .nd thence down the Mississippi
Ia Pigs Eye below st. Paul. where he re-
manned seven Years. removed TO Crow W ing,
but the next sring came back III another
birch bark canoe with II. u. Rice. down
the Mississippi 10 MENDOZA: attended 4
French >chooI-the first school of the kind
IN the Stdtc-at Mendoza: came to West St.
Paul in 1881: attended the Cathedral school
three years and also college AT Canada:
worked for Louis Robert, Nyrick and
Forbes: in the Indian outbreak he was
special messenger for Gen. Pope: in 1864. in
charge OF party of scouts. he accompanied
Gen. Thomas who was ordered to locate
Fort Rice: in 1850 traded with the Indians
III yellow Medicine.
\ DESPERATE FIGHT.
While on lis scouting mission he found
TWO Frenchmen who mad been fighting
twelve Indians two days and two nights.
and saved them.
DISCOVERED THE MURDERER.
He was the first to discover and point out
the murderer Of the Jewett family, near
Manhato. who proved to be Campbell, the
hdif-breed m:ijan. and who was subsequently
hung Mr.. Belland has been in charge OF
scouts at various forts and places. but is
now a resident of West St. Paul. He is
p +I,.,
and is good deal OF 4 politician, dealing
largely in that commodity. When consider
ably aroused. his extreme heighth enables
him to pick the stars out from the skies and
throw them al his adyerSarieS with telling
effect. and if he should fail in this be would
make his enemies flee from the wrath to
come by his immense proportions.
ROLIIN \. LANPHER.
Mr.. Lanpher was born in Illinois in 1913:
was educated III his native state and COM
pleted his studies in 4 commercial college ut
Chicago: came to ST. Paul in 1868; enlisted
iii the Second Minnesota regiment in 1861
and served three Years: in 1864 was enl-
p0vpd in the office Of the adjntant general:
in 1S61 entered the service of FOrepaugh u
Co.: in 1868 began business for himself
under the linn name of Hines < Lanpher,
which is now L. \. Lanpher Il Co.: in
1871 he married Miss Lolita NJ. Taylor
As y MAN.
Mr.. Lanpher is Il small, slender person,
with high cheek bones. vet possessed of great
energy and excellent business qualities.
He is self-made man: prompt, decisive,
and honorable iii his dealings.
JACOB MANNER.
\ Squarc-built. short. chunky man. with
the courtly bearing Of member OF the inl-
perial family Of Kaiser William, Mr.. Main
yer i. an execution to the general rule of
lnen. The inherent quality of pOlteness
bubbles all over him. and is as much part
OF his nature as the life-giying principle of
his existence. He was born in Germany in
1884: was educated there, and especially
in gymnastics; came to America in 1853,
landing nj New York, and to st. Paul in
1873, where he has ever since resided. He
studied law and was admitted to the bar in
1860: was elected justice Of the peace in
1883: at the beginning Of the war, i'll COM
paHy with Col. Kiefer. he raised the first
German company III the state: was ap-
pointed lieutenant and continued in the
service Tor over two years. and resigned in
consequence Of i'll health; i'll 1868 was
elected county commissioner for three
years: elected register Of deeds for Ramsey
county in 1860 which office he held four
al
keeping embracing abstracts of titles to
property i'll Ramsey county, and
in 1868 married Miss Caro-
line GendrOn of Canada East.
PLEASE SHOULDER ARMS"
When in the army Squire Manners pO-
likeness made itself visible in various ways.
One day when in command of the company.
he cried out in his sOftest and sweetv>
strain. will the company please shoulder
armS?" OF course the boys" broke ont
into giggle and cheerfully complied with
the request. for it was rather All unconl-
mon thing to find so much poIiteness in
first lieutenant, especially i'll time OF war
Squire Manner is a square man. He
is kind-hearted, and has helped many "a
poor soldier to get his pension papers
through the Office ~ Washington. He is
industrious and ee al, and with the
practice of law a.. abstract business
contriveS to feed the wow; and the little
''bailns. who SO politely ask him for bread
and butter, while new house seems to
show the prosperous sea in which he is
sailing. we hope at the proper time he
may be able to climb ''JacObS' ladder of
old and reach the promised land.
THOMAS W. MARBLE.
Born in Ireland in 1921, AIr. McArdle
came 10 America when eight years old.
locating in Philadelphia, where he learned
the trade Of carpenter and joiner, and re-
moved to st. Paul liz 1853. He commenced
contracting business in this city in 1861. his
first work being for DR.. Day. In 1871
Felix RivaTd became associated with him in
business. and for years they have been do
ing Il fine trade. He married Mary Me
Geelfan OF Philadelphia. in 1851. McArdle
is stirring business man and an upright,