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Biography of Irving S. Catlin of Barnesville, Minnesota

Clay County, Otter Tail County, Wilkin County /

…his regular business, and owns a quarter section in Wilkin county, and a quarter section in Clay county, both valuable tracts in a rapidly developing section. In September, 1903, Mr. Catlin married Miss Martha, daughter of Mr. J. C. Kneff, a prominent man of Fergus Falls. They have one child, Harriet Aleta, born February 15, 1908. 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….

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1891 Popularity Contest

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…Campbell, Seward Plumley, W. L. Van Eman. E. P. Peterson. J. M. Russell, N. D. March, A. F. Foster and E. W. Campbell. Dassel’s first policeman was Henry Adlerbjelke who was appointed to this important job on January 1, 1880 by H. P. Breed, President of the Council. We needed good, reliable men in those days and the position was held by Alex Cofield, David Flack, Ole Rundquist, O. W. Olson, Stewart Johnson, James Bailey, Milton Forder, J. H. Mclntyre, John H. McKenzie, Wm. Desmond John Riordan. Ole Rundquist, Asbury E. Smith, Aug. Barfuss, Chas. S. Royce, A. L. Remick,…

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Minnesota Vital Records

…license was issued. Ancestry.com Rice County, Minnesota Marriages, 1860-69 Formed from nearby Wabasha and Dakota Counties in 1855, Rice County, Minnesota was home to about 7,500 persons in 1860. This database is a collection of records, compiled from existing documents, of persons married in the county between 1860 and 1869. Researchers will find the bride and groom’s names along with the date of marriage for nearly 800 people. Provided by John Dalby, this collection can be a valuable resource for those seeking information on ancestors from Minnesota. (Requires Ancestry.com Membership) Get 14 Days Free Access!!! Divorce Index since Jan 1970…

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Biography of A. T. Austinson of Ulen, Minnesota

Clay County, Freeborn County /

A. T. Austinson, one of the founders and builders of the village of Ulen, Minnesota, was born in Norway, May 5, 1857. His parents were Torkle and Guri (Descud) Austinson. A T Austinson Mr. Austinson came to the United States in 1868, and settled first in the town of Primrose, Dane county, Wisconsin, and the following year moved to Twin Lake, Freeborn county, Minnesota, where he remained for about two years, and then went to Goose Prairie township, Clay county, Minnesota, three miles east of Hitterdal, where he proved up a claim and assisted materially to organize the town of…

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Biography of Harvey Chase Misner of Crookston Minnesota

Polk County /

…and the partnership dissolved. In 1881, Harvey joined E. Taylor to form the firm E. Taylor & Company, with Harvey managing the business. His brother, Wells C. Misner, was also a joint owner until his passing in 1894. Harvey eventually purchased the entire business but later sold a half interest to A. H. Pitkin. The firm operated under the name H. C. Misner & Co. In 1899, the firm transformed into Misner, Chapin & Fish, and in 1904, Harvey became a member of the present firm, Wheeler-Misner Loan Company, where he holds the position of secretary-treasurer. The Wheeler-Misner Loan Company…

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Parks, Churches and Newspapers

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…later were Ed. L. Feet, Henke & Scott, Brokaw & Hayford, A. L. Nelson, Orra P. Hand. Sidney J. Huntley, and Chas. W. Henke. It was moved to Litchfield with the name changed to The Meeker County News. The Dassel Dispatch was founded by Chas. W. Henke in 1918. which is our home paper, giving the best of service and enjoying the support of our people. Buck, Hoover & Co., established a bank which commenced business on September 1, 1889, with C. M. Buck, President: John Rudberg, Vice President; and E. E. McGrew as its Cashier. The capital stock was…

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A random historical sketch of Meeker County, Minnesota title page

Indian Troubles in 1862

Meeker County /

…the 4th of September, 1862 — some in tragedy and some in comedy far more peril to individuals than to companies of men, assembled for mutual protection. We could wish that we had a sketch of all such, including the hair-breadth escapes of Men and families; but the facts are not furnished us. and we cannot do justice to the parties in interest from rumors obtained at the time, or from our recollection of circumstances. Source Smith, A. C., A random historical sketch of Meeker County, Minnesota: from its first settlement to July 4th, 1876,;Litchfield, Minn.: Belfoy & Joubert, 1877….

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Biography of W. H. Davy of Moorhead, Minnesota

Clay County /

W. H. Davy, a prominent capitalist and mayor of Moorhead, Minnesota, was born and educated in Bath, Ontario, Canada. After a brief stint in the grocery business in Chicago, he moved to Duluth, Minnesota, in 1869 and then settled in Moorhead in 1873. Initially employed as a bookkeeper, Davy later co-founded Linwood & Davy, a grocery business. He transitioned to the grain and real estate sectors in 1889, focusing solely on real estate by 1898. Davy held several civic roles, including chairman of the Board of County Commissioners and vice-president of the First National Bank of Moorhead. He also invested…

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Biography of Reir Syverson of Ulen Township Minnesota

Clay County /

…married in Iowa in 1876 to Miss Randa Ellingson, also a native of Norway. Their children are Edward, Sophia, Carie, Charlie, and Rheinhart. Mr. Syverson was a member of the Board of Supervisors from 1898 to 1905 in Ulen Township. The entire family are members of the United Lutheran Church, of which he is a trustee. 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….

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Capt. Strout Ordered to Forest City

Meeker County /

…startled men in ordinary times but at that time and under the circumstances narrated, hair had to be well rooted to hang to the scalp. After a silent ride of half a mile to where Strout was camped, with thoughts flitting from the loved ones in Minneapolis, to the anticipated danger that hovered over us, we came close up to the tents –but what do they contain ? Friend or foe? no picket cried “halt!” So we says “Tom. let us halt and sing out to them.” Says Tom. “agreed.” So we sang. out “Who’s there? Friend come up.’ When…

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