The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02
VIM. P. HUNTINGTON.

VIM. P. HUNTINGTON.
One of the solid and influential Cit
zens of Redwood Falls is the above
named gentleman, who has resided
continuously here for the past ID years.
Mr.. Huntington was born in West Vir-
ginia and located in Minnesota in 1865,
after travelling considerable through
the western states. He was a resident
of California at the breaking out of the
war of the Rebellion and responded to
the first bugle call of his country. He
enlisted in Co. "A" I'd Caval Volun-
teers of California, seeing three years
of actual service and is now wearing
scars that reminds him that he did his
duty nobly we'll for his country and
its cause. After the close of the trag-
ic warfare and peace reigned once
more over our country, he came to
Minnesota and associated his fortune
with her fortune and made no mistake.
He has been honored by his fellow cit
liens with many positions of public
trust and honor. He represented Wa
basha county in the Legislature in 1875;
was Deputy State Insurance Commits
sioner. He was Register of the U. S.
Land Office for seven years, then To-
Gated in this city, also, was member
of the school board nine years, and is
now one of the trustees of the Mime
sofa Soldiers Home. Since his resi-
dence in Redwood Falls he has always
had great faith in the ultimate pros
perity of the town, giving tangible ev-
idence of it by his heavy investments
in property, owning now many of the
principal buildings and residences in
the city. He handles real estate, loans
money and represents the leading in
surance companies operating in Min
nesots. He has on his books an enor-
NOUS list of bargains in every kind of
real estate in all parts of the country.
His long experience in the U. S. Land
Office gives him a decided advantage
in knowing the values of land in the
country and no one is more familiar
with present and prospective values
than he. We respectfully refer the
readers of this large review edition to
Mr.. Huntington for any desired in
formation and assure them of courte-
Gus and prompt response.
FRED L. WARNER.
To the real estate agent belongs
much of the credit of making Red
wood the county of prominence she
occupies to-day. Among all who have
contributed to her growth and devel-
opment, Mr. Fred Warner has done
his share. He has been engaged in
the business the past seven years with
uniform success. A native of Wiscon-
sin he came to Minnesota 81 years ago.
He was the clerk in the U. S. Land
Office, under the regime of Mr.. Dun
nington, which position he held for five
years. He also was first assistant clerk
of the Minnesota Legislature from '85
to ~. Tho training and experience
he received while in the U. S. Land
Office thoroughly qualities him for his
present business. He attends to cases
before the U. S. Land Office and In
terror Department; handles city and
farm property for sale or exchange in
any locality. He has plenty of home
money to loan at all times at the low
est rate of interest, furnishes abstracts
and guarantees accuracy and repre-
sents the leading fire insurance com
panies in the city. He has the abstract
of the original entries of Redwood
Falls Land District, apd furnishes
status of land free of charge; land I'll
ties perfected and taxes paid for non
residents. He is gentleman of splen
did business talent, good social quail
ties His Office is in the Dunning
ton Block with Mr.. Dunnnington anC
they are largely Interested together
GEORGE DRAKE.
1t is a pleasure to be able to point
out to our readers house which from
the day of its inception has maintain
ed the highest standard of excellence
in the trade, and where the very best
materials are made into the most i'm.
proved STYLES of harness, All orders