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History of Hinckley Forest Fire

…by Governor Nelson, consisting of Charles A. Pillsbury, Kenneth Clark, Charles H. Graves, Matthew G. Norton and Hastings H. Hart, estimated the property loss would approximate $750,000; this did not include damages done to the lumber and soil. The treasurer of the commission acknowledged the receipt of $96,458.69 cash donations; of this amount, $11,600 was received from England and Canada; $14,711.19 from the United States, outside of Minnesota and $70,147.50 from Minnesota. Besides this, $23,565.74 was donated and distributed by local relief committees. The total estimated value of relief furnished to the fire sufferers was $184,744. Hinckley Forest Fire Deaths…

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…thriving and enterprising village, having a water-power flour mill, hotel, store, postoffice and other business places. Noah Parks owned the land, needed, for their right-of-way. Parks held a high price en his real estate and would make no concession to the company. His neighbors, T. H. Pendergast and H. C. Bull, tried their best to have him accept the company’s literal offer but it was in vain. Then the St. P. & P. R. R. located their track one mile north, bringing Dassel and. Cokato into existence. Collinwood joined the ranks of the ghost towns. Previous | Next Meeker County…

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A random historical sketch of Meeker County, Minnesota title page

Supreme Court of Meeker County

Meeker County /

…War. Jewett was a member of the organization termed by the Adjutant General “Irregular Volunteer Militia” but at Forest City, for brevity, styled the “Guerrilla Guards.” Jewett had not answered roll call for some days owing evidently to indisposition, inclining that way. Whitcomb was captain and our judge first Lieut. a corporals guard was dispatched for Jewett and he was somewhat unceremoniously led by the collar from his house to company quarters and kept under guard over night. On the 8th, of October Smith filed his complaint with Judge Griswold, setting forth that Wm. Branham, Geo. W. Waggoner and Cornelius…

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Red River Valley title page vol 2

Biography of Ole E. Reiersgord of Ulen Minnesota

Clay County /

…matters of public interest to the entire community. Mr. Reiersgord is a public-spirited individual, filled with ambition and energy. He consistently lends his support to initiatives aimed at improving general conditions. From 1902 to 1903, he served as a member of the Clay County Republican committee, and in 1899, he was elected to the position of justice of the peace, serving with utmost satisfaction until the spring of 1909. He has also served as a member of the village board of trustees and held the role of village recorder for several years. He is a member of the Modern Woodmen…

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Biography of Nels J. Thysell of Hawley Minnesota

Clay County /

…of Hawley, Clay county, Minnesota, has risen from comparative obscurity to an honored place in his community by patient, persistent, and faithful work. He is a native of Sweden. On coming to this country in 1873, he settled on an eighty-acre homestead in Clay county, near Hawley, and had for his first home a dug-out sixteen by twenty feet, for which was substituted a log cabin a little later. Here he began in a small way, working early and late, gradually increasing his possessions as he could, until he owned in his own right some 1,100 acres of valuable land,…

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Biography of Henry G. Tweeton of Barnesville Minnesota

Clay County /

…active man of affairs and has always taken a commendable interest in civic matters. From 1901 to 1905, he served as alderman from the second ward. He was then elected mayor of the city and re-elected in 1907. During his administration, a system of water works was installed, 1,800 feet of sewers were built, and other public improvements, comprising sidewalks, paving, etc., were made. Mr. Tweeton is an active member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, and Knights of Maccabees. He is a director of the First National Bank of Barnesville and a director of the…

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Biography of Hans H. Aaker of Moorhead, Minnesota

Clay County /

…education and entered Luther’s College at Decorah, Iowa, where he remained nearly four years, when, coming to the conclusion that a business course would suit him better than preparation for the ministry, he entered a business college at Decorah, graduating in 1882, and from the commercial department of the Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Indiana, in 1883. Mr. Aaker then assumed charge of the commercial department of the Willmar Seminary, a new school started in 1883 at Willmar, Minnesota, by Prof. A. M. Hove, later a teacher at Augsburg Seminary, Minnesota; Prof. H. S. Hilleboe, now principal of the schools at Benson,…

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Biography of A. T. Austinson of Ulen, Minnesota

Clay County, Freeborn County /

…Eddie and others who have shown themselves worthy of the confidence of the people. As a man Mr. Austinson is well respected in the community. He has always shown himself capable and trustworthy in any place he has been called to fill, and no man enjoys more public confidence and esteem than Mr. A. T. Austinson. 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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Biography of Robert B. Webb of Glyndon Minnesota

Clay County /

…the farm. Their eldest son, Halbert L. Webb, is an active and enterprising businessman and a member of the firm Jewel & Webb in Duluth, Minnesota. He also operates a private elevator in Glyndon, specializing in buying barley and oats. He is well-regarded in the farming community as a popular and dependable dealer in his field. 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 /

…all the groves of timber, not knowing what minute we would be sent to our long home by a friendly missile from the gun of the red gentlemen. On they went until reaching the old Red River and Henderson trail (so called), when they com menced to search for the tracks of Capt. Strout and his company-of which they found no evidence until reaching the outlet of the lake near Even son’s when they halted and got down on their knees (for once in their lives) to look for tracks. Here they discovered tracks sufficient to -fully satisfy them that…

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