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medical studies, upon which he had de-
termined after the completion of his
classical course. After studying with
a preceptor he spent one year at
the Toronto School of Medicine,
but subsequently graduated from the
medical department of the Michigan
university. In April, 1868, coming di-.
rectly from college, he was chosen first
assistant physician of the Minnesota
Hospital for Insane at st. Peter. DIR.
Samuel D. Shantz, the superintendent,
having died three months later, Dr..
Bowers was, by the board of managers.
appointed acting superintendent, which
position he filled for five months, until
a successor was appointed. He wrote
the second annual report of that insti-
tuition, and the board were so well
pleased with his management of the
affairs of the hospital that they allowed
him full salary of superintendent After
he was relieved by DIR. Bartlett he spent
four months at the East in the further
prosecution of his studies. In 1876 he
was granted leave of absence, and, after
visiting the Centennial exposition, he
made European tour of about eight
months, which he deyo4ed mainly to the
study of his speciality, and to the care
ful inspection of foreign hospitals and
asylunls. In June, 1S77. he returned to
his post at the St. Peter hospital, where
he continued until he was elected by
the board of trustees as superintendent
of the second Minnesota hospital at
Rochester. He opened and organized
this institution on the first day of Janu-
airy, 1879, with only eight patients. Ad-
ditions were rapidly made, so that be-
fore the year was out there were 100
patients, and under his administration
has grown in magnitude, so that the
patients now number $50.
The doctor stands high in the estima-
ton of his medical brethren. and in the
management of the hospital is admitted
to have excellent executive ability. He
is president, this year, of the Olmsted
County Medical society, and is fire.
quently called upon as an expert in
trials involving the question of Insanity.
i
j. D. Lingo, of Faribault, is known as
one of the most successful commercial
travellers of the Northwest. He was
born in Sussex county, Delaware, May
Is, 1858, but was educated at Howard
college, KokOmo, Ind. where his par
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RE. In the fall of 1870 he was elected
to the Office of register of deeds of his
county, and moved to the village of
Glencoe. holding the office for eight
years. In 1879 he was elected to the
county treasurer's Office, which he held
Office of caunty auditor, and reelected
in 1888; is member of the A. o. u. w.
and of the [. o. o. F.: a thorough Dem
ocrat in principle and belief.
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to Wlnnebago
county, w Isl,
in l s 4 8, a n d
C a m e to Nc
L e o d county,
Mimi, June IS,
1856, and lived
on w h a t IS
known as Les
ter's prairie, I"
the prairie be-
i n g II a m e d
after his moth
er, she b e in &
the first white
woman known
to have set foot
A IT. s
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connected him.
self with a large
and prosperous
mining com
pany in Gold
Hill, New. He
was afterwards
in the revenue
collectors Office
at V irg inia
City, returning
East in the
spring of 1866.
SOn the 18th of
the following
October he 10
Gated at Pres
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OOl CouCdbiOus
He w ent to
W ork on the
Minneapolis &
st. Louis rail-
road as a fire.
man in 1880,
a n d in TIL e
course of time
was promoted
to engineer. He
held the posi-
ton of night
+ o re men for
one year (1SS2)
in NJ inneapo-
lis. In 1885 he
went to work
fon Tho osku ~
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Of adventure
and the hardi--
hood that char
acteriZes the
class of men
who blaze the
way for civiii-
zatlon in new
countries. He
landed in Prai-
RE du Chen in
Jufie, 1871, and
Ill NONSuID6T VI
the same year
anne to La
G r o s s g and
built a cabin
on B AFRO ms
leland 0pnOcifa
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Ex-senator Halvor

He made his + Ome at Crookston in 1880,
where for two years he was county at
torney, and in 1882 became state sena-
tor. As a member Of nearly every Re-
publican state convention since 1880,
and delegate to the national conven-
lions of 1884 and 1888, Mr.. STEVENSON
has taken high position in his party.
and in his profession he is ranked as
one of the leading::sattorneys of the
Northwest.
=
PR. Witt was born in Copenhagen,
Denmark, in 1S43, where he was well
educated. Removing to Norway at the
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lished large and steadily growing
legal practice which he still enjoys.
Mr.. Wells was elected probate judge of
Fillmore county in 1858 and again in
1869. He has been member of the vii
lage council, with the exception of one
or two years, since 1871, and has been
many times elected mayor, position
which he now holds. In 1875 he en-
parked in the banking business, estab-
still controls. In this adventure he met
with such success that his es-
tablishment soon stood in the
front ranks Of the private
banking institutions of the state Mr..
Wells has for the past six years been
member of the state board Of charities
and corrections, attending the national
conferences at Washington and Omaha
respectively. He is now president of
the state bankers association. He as
sisted in raising three companies of vol
unteers for the war, but his business
interests prevented his going with them
to the front. Mr.. Wells was the Demo-
cratic candidate for district judge in
1872 and ran 1900 votes ahead of his
ticket. He was once the Democratic
candidate for United States senator and
later his party's candidate for congress
from the First district, being defeated
by very small majority. He has occu-
pied the highest place in the Masonic
grand lodge of the state, that of grand
master, for three successive terms, as
well as in the lodge of his own town.
Mr.. Wells has always been devoted to
his home city, and Preston owes much
of her prosperity to him. Kind-hearted
and generous to fault, he has hosts of
warm friends.
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Ed L. w hi t.
cher, who was
born at S a H.
dusky in 1852,
and cam e to
MinneSot a in
LISA. his father
being the pion-
eer liveryman
of Minnesota.
Mr.. Whitcher
Joined the Min
neSota ) t a g e
co m pa II y in
1874 and TIL e
American EX-
press company
at Winni eg.
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to carry the
musket, at the
first call for
ninety days re-
cruits. When
his time ex-
PRED he served
three years in
the 44th Ohio
Infantry, and
re-eDlisted in
Sth Ohio Cav
'alry.and served
until the war
closed. He then
took to rail-
reading, and
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vasion of Ire
land un der
CrOm W ell in
1649, and was
rewarded by a
grant of land in
the latter ISL
and, where the
family resided
over a century,
when most of
them came to
t h e U it e d
S ia t e S. M +.
Williams was
born in Cincin-
matt ~
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his old master. The old stand Opened
first in 1850 stands still at 115 East
Third street, historical landmark.
Mr.. Egan was married in 1878, and has
four children. He is prominent men,
Der of the Irish-American club, and
popular, self-made man.
~ j
port, N. Y, July Z, 1922. He came of
pioneer stock and imbibed all the spirit
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Steenerson, of
Pleasant Spring.

Pleasant Spring,
Dane coun t-y,
Wisconsin, in
1 8 5 2, fro NJ
W h en- ce, with
his parents, he
came to Hous-
ton county, this
state, in 1858. In
1875 he was a law
student at Aus
tin, and in 1878,
after a course in
the University
of Chicago, adj
mitted to the
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fine reputation as caterer for the Spr ing
Park club, Minnetonka. He is at pres
emit in business at 161 West Seventh
sire 1t, st. Paul.
II
Frank x. Holl was born in Nicollet
county. Minnesota, May Is, 1859. but
has lived in Minneapolis since 1864. He
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rents removed.
He began his
business career
in 1879 as a
traveller OF
B i e T m a n
FL e i d e | berg
company, New
Y o r k, going
afterward to
Teft, Weller &:
Co., of the same
p / a C e. I'll i S;
trade lying in
the Northwest,
he finally de-
cided To 90 to
Chicago, a n d
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wards he removed to Dakota, pursuing
the same business there until four years
ago, when his success brought him into
close connections with New York dry
mains.
Il
Ohio has sent a good many of her
sons to Minnesota, and among them
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fireman on the Detroit, Lansing & Lake
Michigan, now the Detroit, Lansing &
Northern railway. In 1873 he switched
over to the Lake Shore g. Michigan
Southern, and in 1878 was gwen an en-
CINE. In 1880 he came to Minneapolis,
and from that time until now has been
in the service of the Minneapolis & st,
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good success.
He began the
banking bust
ness in Vern-
dale in May,
1882, and has
given the bust
ness his per-
sonal attention
since 1883. The
fouriShing con-
dition of the
Wadena Coun-
ty bank, now
one of the
SolideSt and
most cOnServa-
fityn honIrinr
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P aul. Except
Col. Allen, he
is probably the
best known no.
t g l proprietor
in the state.
f irSt as the
h e a d of the
Clarendon hotel
and now in the
management of
t h 9 f a m o us,
Merchants, he
has established
a re p u tation
d i S pu ted by
none. The col
on e rs genial
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or on the Jefferson, Madison Il Louisville
railway until ten years ago, when he be-
came landlord of the Ray house at Shell
byvilie. Indiana, since then he has sue
cessfully conducted the Phillips house,
at Dayton, Ohio, the Arcade at Spring
field, Ohio, and took charge of the Mic
Ollet house last June. Mr. RockfeId is
about forty years old, and since coming
to Minneapolis has made hosts of friends
by his geniality, as well as by his ability
as hotel man.
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Paul in 1858,
Mr.. Egan re-
ceived his edu-
cation here, and
in 1866 entered
the jewelry es-
Enlistment of
the Well-known
D.C.Greenleaf.
There for ten
years Mr.. Egan
mastered all of
the intricacies
and branches
of his trade,
and in 1876 pur-
chased the en-
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Com p a II y A,
n NTH n e W
York artillery.
in September,
1864, and re-
manned with
his regiment
until the close
of the war.
Dufin g the
f a m Gus "oil
fever time he
re mo we'd to
Titusville, Pa,
where he was
in the hotel
bust N e S s for
ten years. Re-
$50. he made a
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and removed to
Duluth, Mimi.
in 1871, where
he received a
good common
school educa-
ton. He held
several posi-
tons in Duluth
in the mercan-
tile line. the last
being travelling /,
salesman with.
the wholesale
grocery house
of WeIls-Stone
Mercantilecom-
DanV. He re-
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70 the city OF
P e o + i a, ILL.,,
where he re-
eeiyed the best
education OBJ
tainable at the
public schools
of that place.
His first bust
ness venture
was as general
manager of the,
Orchard coal:
mines of Illi-;
nois-the prop
erty of the late
Commodore j.
s. McCunn of
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Snlth has en-
j oy e d that
measure of sue
cess due to all
men of genial
natures. First
at the old EST.
Louis, " and
now at 316
Jackson street,
Mr.. Smith has
S ur rou d ded
himself with a
C ire lie of
f ri e n d s and
patrons who
Justly appre-
preciate his eff
forts TO DIease.
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Patent laws jas, f, Williamson.

Room, 10. COLON Block, Minneapolis.
Solicitor OF Patents, Counsellor in Pat.
snt cases. Two years an Examiner In
US Patent Odies
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Frank Sterrett, of st. Paul, has
spent long and useful life in the grain

business. He
went into it
at the early age
of thirteen, and
with the eXcep-
ton of two
years has been
in it ever since.
He was born in
Miff1in county,
Pennsylvan i a,
in 1884, but at
the age of
twenty, or in
1854, he came
to Minnesota
and embarked
in hnc;,,noc ~
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KIDNEY and URINARY COM

plants, Painful, Dim cult, too Free
quent or Bloody Urine, Unnatural
Discharges Promptly Cured. Ca
tarrh, Throat, Nose, Lung Diseas-
Weaknesses of both Sexes treated
successfully.
1t is self-evident that physician paying
particular attention to class Of cases at,
tains great skill.
Every known application is resorted to and
the proven good remedies of all ages and
countries are used. Noexperimentsa are made.
SUP HAIR Perma-
nently Removed.
FREE-Pamphlet and Chart of Questions
sent free to your address. All Consultations,
either by mail or verbal, are regarded as
strictly confidential, and are given perfecs
privacy.
DR.. BRJNLEY. MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi.
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personality, with German tendencies to
liberality. have made him a host of
Northwestern friends.
Il
William Q. Allen came to ST. Paul in
1851, and remained until 1854, when he
removed to Superior. In the spring of
1857 he went to Tennessee in time to.
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Lake City. In 1865 he removed to Red
Wing, but in 1881 the attractions of the
Capital City brought him to st. Paul,
where he has since remained. He is
especially we'll known in grain circles,
and is regarded as grain expert, upon
whose Judgment it is safe to rely.
IL
DR.. J. Elton Bowers was born in Ber-
lin, Waterloo county, Can, of good old
Pennsylvania stock in 1S41, and is forty
seven years old. He acquired the rudi-
ments of his education in the common
school of his native town, and after
passing through the grammar school he
entered the University of Toronto,
where he graduated as B. A. in 1864,
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brothers married sisters. William Q.'s
wife died in 1884. In 1856 he married
Mrs. Presley, of this city. He is prom
inent liveryman and real estate dealer.
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Louis railway. He has been chairman
of the legislative committee of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
and was member of the now celebra-
ted Cavener committee of nine, which
effected a settlement of the great strike
on the Burlington system. Mr.. Hayes
is married and lives at 136 Lyndale ave-
nue. north, Minneapolis.
i
W.P. McGrath was born in Ireland
1874; came to st. Paul in 1868, and en-
parked in the tailoring trade He has
one of the finest of trades in the state.
In 1877 he purchased 100 acres near ST..
Paul, and started breeding fine stock
with the settled belief that s. like begets
like" At the head of his stud is
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pointed United States attorney for
Idaho territory by President Grant. The
discharge of the duties of this Office was
so satisfactory that in 1880 Attorney
General Charles Devins recommended
him as assistant justice of the supreme
court of the territory, to which
Office he was appointed by Presi-
dent Hayes. and reappointed by
President Arthur in 1884. This office
he. held for two terms, and, until in 1883
President Cleveland found a .'hand-
somer man" as his successor. In 1888
he1was nominated by the people of
Sotah county, Idaho, as delegate to con-
gress on the platform of annexing
North Idaho to Washington territory,
and while he failed of election, in Sotah
and Nez Perez counties, where he had
lived and was best known he received
two-thirds of the entire vote, in some
precincts taking the entire vote as
against both the candidates running
against him. In 1889. though failing of
election as delegate to congress he was
sent to Washington by those voting for
him to do what he could in their inter
ests to secure the annexation of North
Idaho to Washington Territory.
Il
EJan. %, 1929, New Brunswick, N. j."
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DIRECTOR

DOUlngS, Sel1-DlStruSl, impaired Memory
Palpitation Of the Heart, Pimples On the
Face, Specks before the EYE, Ringing in the
EAR, Catarrh, Threatened Consumption and
Every Disqualification that renders Mar
riage improper and unhappy, SPEEDILY
and PERMANENTLY Cured. In each stage
a different treatment.
YOUNG MEN,
Victims of Excuses or Indiseretion with
Nervous Exhaustion, Cough, Headache, Tired
Feeling Pains in the Back and Breast, Indi-
gsstion, are treated for Consumption, Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint, by inexperi-
enced men, who mistake the cause of the
trouble and thus multiply both. Lost vitality
in young or old completely restored. No Elk.
posure; separate rooms for Ladies'; inter.
views Strictly Confidential. 1t is evident
that a Physician who confines himself Ex-
clusiyeiy to q certain class of Dis
eases must possess greater skill than one
in general practice. az Recently con-
tracIed or chronic Urinary Diseases POS
ITIVELY Cured in 3 to 3 days by local
remedy. No nauseous drugs. Many cases
pronounced incurable promptly yield to
DR.. Nelson's Approved Remedies.
Medicines Mailed or Expressed to anv adj
dress Free from observation. Charges fair.
Terms Cash. Book and question list, 15c. A
friendly talk costs nothing. Hours, 10 a. NJ
to II m, 2 to and to D. M; Sunday, 2 to
3 p m. 226 Wash. av. g., Minneapolis,
Mimi.
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was given lucrative position with
James FL. Walker & Co.. as general
Northwestern salesman. Mr.. Lingo is
very popular with his trade and is
widely regarded as successful man of
business.
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in 1887 he sold to the Minneapolis Stock
yard company for handsome sum.
Mr.. Whitcher's energy has brought him
of his days. 1t is his intention to locate
at Pennington, where he will carry on
high order of farming.
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William M. Bushnell was born Jan.
%, 1858. at Lafayette, Stark county, H.,
son of Horace Bushnell ESQ.,, promi-
nent and successful pioneer of that
state. After spending his childhood on
farm, he removed with his parents
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Fred II. Russell was born near Farl-
bault, Rice county. MINI. Dec. l. 1859.
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houses in the Northwest, attests his
adaptabil1ty to the business. The bank
at Motley opened its doors March 1, 80.
Mr.. Hazlett is Shrewd business man.,
public-spirited and enterprising. "Ike,"
as everybody calls him, is noted not
only as being one of the best f1nanciers,
but; also the greatest ''wag'' on the line
of the Northern Pacific railroad.
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field. Since 1876 he has been engaged
in government CONTRACTS, banking and
wholesaling.
81
81. l.. Rockfeld. of the Nicollet house,
possess war record that is a remark
able one. April Is, 1861, when he was
fourteen years and few months old
he enlisted, not as drummer boy, but
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but III 1876 returned to ST. Paul and
opened farm near Manchester, which,
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Frank NJ. Arne was born at Walcott,
New York, Jan. s, 1S49, and enlisted in
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E. FL. Wood is native of Kentucky,
from which state at the age of eighteen
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ton of flour and lumber. In 1876 Mr..
Frazee sat in the legislature, in 1883 was
nominated for lieutenant governor on
the Democratic state ticket. and last fall
was defeated for state senator by small
majority. He is now in Mexico OH a
pleasure trip.
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the East side pumping station. He
Joined northwestern Lodge No. 50, of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men, April 8, 1881. and has taken an act
i've part in Its affairs ever since. He
held the position of financier four years
and master for two. He was chairman
OF the committee in charge of the ar
rangements of the thirteenth annual
convention, held in Minneapolis in Sep
TENDER, 1856, at which he was elected a
member of the grand executive board
for two years. He was elected chair
man of the legislative committee of
Minnesota in Atlanta during 1.-THE bien-
NAL session.
E. D. Abbey, one of the most popular
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A quiet, unassuming, Woodworking
man is William c. Hayes, one of the
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1852 and the state legislature of 1885.
lie served in the war with honor and is
now one of the first surgeons of the
state, having control of the surgical de-
partments of all the leading railroads.
He is member of the American Med
zeal society, the state society, Knight
Templar, an Odd Fellow, member of
the Mystic Shrine and also of the Loyal
Legion.
i
Born in Toronto May 25, 1852, Peter
f. Egan. the best known jeweler in the
state of Minnesota, has made his way
and success through the two qualities
of energy and integrity. Coming to st.
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Dr.NeISoIl
226 Wash. Avs.
Cor 2a Aua

SO4s oA aye
REGULAR GRADU-
ATE. From 20 years
experience in Hospital
and Private practice is
enabled to guarantee
RADICAL cures in
Chronic or Poisonous
diseases of the Blood,
Throat, Nose, Skin, Kid
neys. Bladder and kim
dred organs. Gravel
and Structure cured
Without.Pai or Cutting.
MARRIAGE,
Married persons OR
young men contempt
ing marriage suffering
from Physical and Or
ganic Weakness, Prema-
ture Decay, Evil Fore
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For the Progressive and
Prosperous Name 1t
Wears.
Pen Pictures and Portraits
of Men Of the North
west.

Gen. Richard W. Johnson exemplifies
the man in the character of the soldier
He was born in Livingston county,
Kentucky, on the 9TH of February, 1927,
and has the temporal chivalry of the
South, with the hot blood Of his native
state. He was appointed to West Point
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NY UlItii, WHO
located here in
1869. AS a once
successful con-
ductor of the
old st. Paul &
Sioux City, and
afterwards as a
fl r S t &C l a S 8
horSeman and
caterer to the
driving tastes.
of the public:
Mr.. Abbey has
had a bright
and prosperous
career. He is
preSid emf of
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III WIN W. l. u W
college, Somer-
vile. Mass, in
1868, and grad
uated in 1867.
He studied law
with the Hon.
s.. S. Edick, at
Coopers't o W n.
n. Y, and was
ad m t t e d to
practice law in
New York state
at Binghamp-
ton, in 1871. He
was married to
Miss Florence
E. Hall, daugh-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-05

Born in Reaforth, Can, in 1861, since
his removal to st. Paul, in 1878, T. W.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-05

forts to please. He is one of the best
known caterers in the city.