The Irish standard., 1891-02-07


manufacturing business, which he car
risd On for some years. He is now pre-
sident OF the American Masonic ACCT
dent association OF Minneapolis.
& Hon Jas. Il. Huntington was bornlin
st. Lawrence county, New York, June
"a, 1926. When only eighteen years Of
age he entered the service as private IN
the 18th US. Inf. After the term OF
his enlistment expired he settled in Wis
consin, engaging in the black smithing
business, May 4th, 1861, he helped to
recruit, and was commissioned captain
OF Co. B, 7th Wisconsin Vol. Inf.. In
1868, on account of injuries received ia
the line OF duty, he was compelled to
resign and since that time has been a
resident of Minnesota.
Hon. III. G. Kendall was born in
White county, Indiana, Aug. 25th, l84S
He obtained good common school edu.
cation, then became clerk in dry goods
store. In May, 1868, he entered the
service as private i'll Go, e, l35th
Indiana Vol. Inf., which was assigned
TO Eherman's command and served in
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. He
was mustered out in May, 1865. For
several years after the war MIR. Kendall
was telegraph operator and railroad
station agent, was general ticket agent at
Duluth FOR ten years; and is now engaged
in the livery, omnibus and transfer BUSH
ness there He served as a member Of
She Duluth city council for six years,
being presid emit OF that body during four
years and is now serving his third term
as & member of the Legislature.
Hon. G. D. Kinney was born in Brad
ford county, Peun., July 3rd, l845. at-
tended school and completed CONNER
cisl course. In 1861 he enlisted in the
9Th Pennsylvania Reserves, which Was
assigned to the 18Th Corps" Army of the
Potomac. After his close OF the war
Mr.. Kinney was engaged in mercantile
life until 1871 He was admitted to the
bar of Bradford county in 1872, and
praeticed law in Pennsylvania and Min
nesota until 1876, when he became a
banker, being the owner OF banks at Ely,
MINI, and Crystal Falls, Mich,
Hon J. e Nelson is a native of 10
rraine county, Ohio, where he was born
July Is, 1916. He attended the village
schools IN Amherst unti the fall OF
1858, when be enlisted in Go. E, 123th
OHIO Vol. Inf., in which lle served until
the close Of the war, He then entered
Oberlin college, which be attended dur
ing one term, n 1865 he settled Id
Amherst ownship, Fillmore county, and
in 1879 he purchased Is large farm one
Hon. Ii. c.. stiyors was born in Pom
eroy, Ohio, Sept 30th, 1873, where he
lived until his parents moved to Mime
sofa in 1857, settling in Dodge county OF
@ farm. When only Is years Of age the
young man enlisted in Go. K, 2nd Min
nesota Cav, serving with that regiment
in the Indian campaigns under Generals
SibIay and Sally and was mustered o11t
in May. 1865. After the war the gentle
man engaged in railroad construction
for some years and then entered the
Newspaper profession, being at present
editor and publisher of Che Brainerd
journal Mr.. SGivers was mayor OF Glle
city OF Bra1nerd, but resigned the office
after his election as member Of tho
house Of representatives. Mr.. Stsvers 1s
Il shrewd, energetic business man and
notwithstanding the fact that he has had
NO previous legislative experience, he
will nevertheless make q record Of which
his constituents may feel proud.
Hon. Levi G. Cantleberry was born
Oct. 6, 1914, in Oxford, Ohio, attended
the village schools and the high school
at Wanseon, Ohio, then engaged in farm
ing, which he continued until April Is,
1861, when he enlisted as private In
Go. H, 1Ath Ohio Inf, and re-enlisted in
Go. K, 3Sth OHIO, served in the cam
paigns under Thomas and Sherman nutil
Aug. s, 1855, when he was mustered out.
In 1866 Mr. Cantleherry engaged in the
milling and numbering business, but for
the past ten years has been engaged i'll
farming and stock raising at Willard
Pope county. The gentleman has been
an incumbent Of all the town aud school
Offices on the list and is serving his first
term as law maker.
Hon. Joseph Roach was born in Wash
ington county, New York, January 9th,
1916, and came to Minnesota with his
parents when about nine yesrs old, To-
eating on farm in Dakota county, where
he lived until he enlisted Dec. 9th, 1863,
in Co. r, End Minnesota Cav, in which
he served during the entire Indian cam
paigns in Minnesota and Dakota. Re
turning to civil life he turned his sword
into plough share literally, as he en-
gagged in farming and stock raising. In