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Biography of Lucy Ann Lobdell Slater

…She had the $75 rifle, and spent her first winter (1856-7) with another person both in male attire, on the old Kandiyohi town-site on the north of Kandiyohi lakes. The two were employed to reside on and thus hold possession of the new town-site, by the Minneapolis proprietors. Her companion spent the winter with her, but never for a moment suspected that he was wintering with a woman. At times, when provisions fell short, they were compelled to live on squirrels for their meat. And on one occasion, her companion was compelled to visit the Mississippi river settlements for supplies,…

Manannah, Meeker County, Minnesota

A random historical sketch of Meeker County, Minnesota title page

Manannah; was organized as a township, April 5th,1858, and originally embraced the west half of 120–31, 120-32, 121-31, and 121 32. On the 15th of November, 1855, Chris Davis, Green Sykes, Ziba Caswell and Nathan C. Caswell left Monticello, Wright County in search of a mill-site and farm-land, passing through the “big woods,” so-called, and struck the prairie near the present site of Darwin, thence north to what is now Forest City, thence down Crow River about 10 miles, and thence on a straight shoot back to Monticello. Trying it again, on the 10th day of December 1855. Ziba Caswell…

4th September 1862

…the stockade while Capt. Petitt’s company occupied the hotel. Capt. Whitney’s company was ordered to Fort Snelling, Feb. 26th 1863, and again Sep. 25th ’63 he returned to Kingston-remaining about one month, when his command went across the plains to the. Missouri River, as an escort to a supply train-returned to Kingston Jan. 5th 1864, and thence for the south the following June. On the 27th of Feb. the day after Capt. Whitney left for Fort Snelling. Capt. O. C. Meriman arrived with Company B, 6th, Regiment and remained till the 26th, of April following. On the 24th, two days…

How the Boys Got Out of Acton

…picture long to be remembered by those who saw it. Instantly the second Lieutenant was ordered back with twenty men to protect the rear of the train. Fearing to make a charge most of the mounted Indians rode around and formed on the right of the company, and a lake being on the left, Strout with his little band of sixty three men were completely surrounded. After fighting some time, without any particular damage to either party, reminding the commander of what the Frenchman said of some of the first great battles of the rebellion, where nobody was killed on…

Biography of Thomas Barlow Walker of Minneapolis Minnesota

…an artillery company and waited for several weeks to get into camp in Cleveland. Having failed to secure admission to the company, it became necessary to find employment, and for this purpose, he went West, through Michigan and Wisconsin. He applied to the president of the board of regents of the State University of Wisconsin for the position of assistant teacher in mathematics, which the president found him fully competent to fill. While waiting for the decision of the board, he went to McGregor, Iowa, and there he met J.M. Robinson of Minneapolis, who gave him a glowing account of…

Biography of Peter E. Thompson of Barnesville Minnesota

…to honor his employer and christened the town Barnesville. At this time, Mr. Thompson bought the stock of goods from Mr. Edward Keene and, moving his store from the old town, became Mr. Keene’s successor, and at that time established his home on two beautiful lots of ground comprising some seventy-two acres, his elegant and commodious house facing Broadway. The town site laid out in 1882 comprised Wheeler and Thompson’s first, second, third, and fourth additions, and joined Mr. Thompson’s home property. Going back a little, it should be stated that the first store of Messrs. Barnes & Company was…

Biography of Charles E. Miller of Clay County MN

…demonstrating exceptional executive skills in its management. Furthermore, he is a member of the Northwestern Mortgage Security Company in Fargo. He is also associated with the Hawley Mercantile Company. As a result of his business acumen, forward-thinking approach, and dependable reputation, he is rightfully considered one of the prominent, progressive, and trustworthy businessmen in his community. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past and Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns and Villages of the Valley from the Time of Their First Settlement and Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company, 1909….

Biography of Solomon G. Comstock of Moorhead, Minnesota

…1875 served his first term in the state legislature, which was the beginning of his long and honorable career, as a legislator, and in this capacity Mr. Comstock became best known. He was a member of the Fifty-first Congress, voted for the admission of five new states, and is well known throughout the state of Minnesota. In 1874, Mr. Comstock was married to Miss Sarah Ball, and they have a family of three children, viz. : Ada L., Jessie M., and George M. Mr. Comstock is indeed a most worthy citizen, ever ready and willing to give from his store…

Biography of Norman H. Stadum of Glyndon Minnesota

…best companies, collects all manner of claims and negotiates farm loans. Mr. Stadum is also president of the Farsdale Land Company, which makes a specialty of handling property for non-residents. He is also an agent for the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, and since 1899 has held a commission as a notary public. He has always shown a commendable interest in civic affairs and is at present (1909) councilman of Glyndon, and also treasurer and a director of the Glyndon Telephone Company, which was organized February 16, 1908, and furnishes…

Biography of Julius C. Johnson of Moorehead Minnesota

…the eldest. Julius received his education in the public schools of Moorhead and Concordia College, where he acquired a solid foundation for his business career. After completing his studies, he secured a managerial position at Shellbarger Lumber Company, where he worked for three years. He then served as a bookkeeper at Valley Lumber Company until 1902, after which he joined the Wheeler Land Company. In terms of his political affiliation, Mr. Johnson is a Republican and has held various local offices. He served as secretary of the Clay County Republican Committee in 1907 and became its chairman in 1908. He…