Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-01-15
DR.. J. R. Bridges. editor of presby-

E6iU MARSHAL count Oku OF JaDaQ,
July 22..James Eads How. million
July 2s-Glenn H; Cnrtiss. aviation
oioneer. in Buffalo, n =; -
Catholic archbishop Of Milwaukee.
Richard Sutro, New York capitalist
Aug. 5-Mrs. Isabella NJ. Alden
j. Fred Booth Canadian lumber mag
nate
Aug: Edwin Clapp, economist and
financial writer. In New York
Dorr E. Felt, inventor of compton,
James p. Phelan former senator
from California.
Chicago. veteran newspaper woman
and author.
Aug; l1-Maj Gen. c. T Menoher
retired in Washington.
Aug. 12-Gen. Sir Horace Smith-Dor-
rien, hero of British retreat at Mons.
Aug. 1S-Van Lear Black. publisher
Of Baltimore News
Aug. 21-Charles Ruggles. lumber
magnate, at Manistee, Mich.
italist
Eugene silvain, dean of French
Aug 22--"Cap" W A. Hatfield last
survivor, of famous mountain feud.
Duke of Northumberland in London.
aug: 25-W. r. Spillman. chief postal
G. N. Saltzgaber. former commission
er of pensions, in V7n Vert Ohio.
Aug. 26-J. r. don. president of
ington.
Frank o. Wetmore. Chicago banker
Lon CLANCY. screen actor.
from South Dakota
E. P. Morse, New York capitalist.
T, Aug SomMaj Gen. Henry T. Allen
Sept 5-Robert M Thompson. New
York financier and sportsman.
Georges de Porto Richie, French au-
thor
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant, daugh-
ter-in-law of President Grant
Sept 6-Rear Admiral Simpson. u. 8.
Sept: Is W straus. hnancier. in
New York.
Sept. s-Arthur T. Vance, editor Pic
torial Review. in New York
Leonard A. Busby Chicago traction
Sept. l5-Milton Stills. stage and
Capt. Karl Boy-Ed former German
naval attache, at Washington
Sept. 1S-Ruth Alexander. aviatrix,
at San Diego, Calf
John Lind Of Minnesota former gov
ernor and congressman.
Sept. 19-Daniel Sully, once noted
Wall street plunger
c.. NJ. Lawson, president of Ely &
Walksr Dry Goods Co. of st. Louis
Sept. 20-Frederick l.. Mandel. Chi
Sept. abr. j. T. Torrance, origi-
nator Of condensed soup
Sept. 22-Henry Phipps, retired steel
maguate
Mrs. Emma Ashford, composer of
sacred music, in Nashville. Tenn.
Sept. 2S-Representative Charles NJ.
Steuman of North Carolina
Philo A. Otis of Chicago. civic leader.
Sept. 24-Gen. Sir Bryan Mahon. COM
mander CT the British troops in Gal
lipoli
Sept 26--W. L. Tomlins, founder of
Representative w. c. Hammer Of
North Carolina.
w D. Baldwin. chairman of board
If Otis Elevator company.
Sept. 27-Lucien w Powell, Ameri-
can artist.
York capitalist and philanthropist
Sept. 29-William PETIT Ridge Eng
lish novelist.
Sept sO-Lord Birkenhead British
statesman and lawyer.
Oct 2-E. R. Culver. chairman of
Federal Judge F. S. Dietrich of San
Oct s-Dr. John G; Young, noted sur
Oct. ALLAN Pinkerton, president of
Pinkerton Detective agency, in New
York.
Oct 11-Milton A. McRae. one of
founders of Scripps-McRae Newspaper
Josiah H. Marvel, president of Amer
lean Bar association and Democratic
leader in Delaware
Oct 13-AleXander Harrison, Ameri-
can painter, in Paris
DR.. Harry r. H. Hall. English archie
ologist
Oct. 15-Rear Admiral H. J. ziege-
Oct. 19-E. V. Valentine. American
sculptor, in Richmond. Va.
Oct. FISHERMAN l.. Whipple. noted
General Valerian weyler. SPANS
Oct. 2l-Congressman Otis Wingo of
oct 22-Col Ben H. Cheever. hero
of Indian wars, at Atlantic City.
Frank NJ. Wilmot secretary and
mana ger of Carnegie hero fund COM
mission, at Pittsburgh.
Oct 23-Cardinal Vincente Casanova.
archbishop of Granada.
Oct. 24-Robert w Chanler. Ameri-
Oct 25-George P. Bent, retired
piano manufacturer, in Los Angeles.
Rear Admiral C. w. Dyson, designer
Oct. 26-Harry Payne Whitney of
New York. financier and sportsman.
DR.: w H; Hutton. dean of Winchest-
Oct. 2S-Edward H. (Snapper) Gar
rison. once the king of Jockeys. in
Nov. Lieut.. Gen. Sir Edward Be-
Nov 4-Charles NJ. Pepper. veteran
journalist, in New York.
Nov. 7-R. Floyd Clinch. Chicago
capitalist and phiIanthropist.
Cardinal Mistrangelo of Florence.
Cardinal Charost of Rennes. France.
Nov. S-Clare Games, American act
ress. in London.
Nov, 9-Gen. Tasker H Bliss. former
chief of staff U. S. A.
John Lee Mahin pioneer in adver-
Using business, in New York.
Nov 1O-Dr. Julia Holmes Smith. pi-
oneer suffragist. In Chicago.
Sidney M. Colgate. chairman of board
# Colgate-Palmolive-P Co.. in Or
Nov. l1-Thomas Coleman du Pont
financier and former U. s. senator, in
Wilmington, Del.
F. M. Hubbell. wealthiest Iowan. in
Nov. l5-Dr. Samuel Palmer, promi-
nent Presbyterian. in Columbus Ohio.
Nov. 1T w. Guthrie. steel and
coal magnate, in Pittsburgh, Pa
Nov Up. ]. Quealy, Democratic
leader in Wyoming.
Nov. 1S-Ex-Senator c. D. Clark of
Nov 2o-E. P. Charlton, vice presi-
dent Of Woolworth company.
DR.. c. w. Andrews of Chicago. IL
brary authority.
Nov. 22-E. H. Jewett. retired mo-
tor car manufacturer.
Nov. 23-John J. Price, former head
cf Elks, in Columbus. Ohio.
Nov &C n. Markham. chairman of
board of Illinois Central railway.