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id: 26276
author: Hill, A. J. (Alfred James)
title: History of Company E of the Sixth Minnesota Regiment of Volunteer Infantry
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summary:
  As a contribution, though humble, to material for some future history of the part taken by Minnesota in the war for the Union this little book has been completed and published, and the writer would be greatly pleased if its appearance should stimulate the necessary research for the putting on record in somewhat similar form of the histories of other companies of our state regiments. Many of the members, however, were not obtained particularly by these gentlemen, some having been recruited for other companies or regiments and transferred involuntarily to the Sigel Guards, others who had purposed enlisting in other companies--that never were filled--having joined it of their own accord, while a large proportion acted as their own recruiting officers, and made it their first choice.


id: 25926
title: The 1926 Tatler
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  For centuries one of the best protections against | | poverty has been a bank account, and you have every | | assurance of protection when you make the | | | | 26th Street State Bank | | | | _Corner of Nicollet Avenue and 26th Street_, | | your bank. The Country Club District_ | | | | | | THORPE BROS.


id: 42187
author: Catholic Colonization Bureau
title: Catholic Colonization in Minnesota Revised Edition
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summary:
  Good wheat lands in a favorable season will produce from 25 to 30 bushels to the acre. The adaptability of our rich soil for all the staple crops, as proven by experience, the large yield per acre in wheat, oats, potatoes, &c., &c., the immense quantity of good land in large bodies, the truly magnificent water power within the State, and so beneficently located in its different sections; all these advantages, seen beneath a sky always bright, and in a climate at all seasons healthy, may well account for the enthusiasm which inspired the above eulogy on Minnesota.


id: 37595
author: Ream, Robert R.
title: Ecological Studies of the Timber Wolf in Northeastern Minnesota
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summary:
  [Illustration: _Figure 4.--An important technique used in the study involved aerial tracking and observing of wolf packs. [3] Because wolf packs sometimes split temporarily, these figures may not strictly represent actual pack sizes; nevertheless they should provide reasonably accurate approximations.


id: 11151
author: Ellis, Edward Sylvester
title: The Lost Trail
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summary:
  The darlint; if she's gone to heaven, then Teddy McFadden don't care how soon somebody else wears out his breeches--that is, on the presumption that St. Peter will say, 'Teddy, me lad, ye can inter an' make yerself at home, to be sure!' And so, Teddy, ye're sayin' it war a white man that took away the missionary's wife.


id: 42945
author: Whittles, Thomas D. (Thomas Davis)
title: The Lumberjack Sky Pilot
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summary:
  Well, the prodigal was in the same boat, for they said to him as they said to you, 'Go up the river, old man. Mr. Higgins has labored with no thought of fame, but with devotion to God and man; and so I write not to exalt the missionary, but to introduce you to his interesting parishioners.


id: 18189
author: Weschcke, Carl
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flesch: 70
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title:
  Growing Nuts in the North A Personal Story of the Author's Experience of 33 Years with Nut Culture in Minnesota and Wisconsin

summary:
  In an effort to replace these lost trees, I inquired at the University of Minnesota Farm and was given the addresses of several nurserymen who were then selling grafted nut trees. PAUL, MINNESOTA Introduction GROWING NUTS IN THE NORTH Only a few books have been written on the subject of nut trees and their bearing habits, and very little of that material applies to their propagation in cold climates.


id: 10146
author: Moore, Frank
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sentence: 2042
flesch: 70
summary: St. Paul house, Bench street. St. Paul people were highly indignant when apprised of their escape.
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title:
  Reminiscences of Pioneer Days in St. Paul A Collection of Articles Written for and Published in the Daily Pioneer Press


id: 20232
author: Van Cleve, Charlotte Ouisconsin Clark
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sentence: 1291
flesch: 63
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title:
  'Three Score Years and Ten' Life-Long Memories of Fort Snelling, Minnesota, and Other Parts of the West

summary:
  The Stokes family, of North Carolina, were there, particular friends of his; the Blackburns, and many other old families, whose names have escaped my memory. At the point where the troops made preparations for crossing it was afterwards built Fort Winnebago, and directly opposite the fort, on a pretty knoll, stood for many years the Indian agency occupied for a long time by John Kinzie, agent, afterwards better known as one of the first owners of Chicago, and Mrs. Kinzie's Waubun, or early day, gives a very pleasant and reliable account of that locality and the surrounding country.


id: 11922
author: Bill, Ledyard
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title:
  Minnesota; Its Character and Climate Likewise Sketches of Other Resorts Favorable to Invalids; Together with Copious Notes on Health; Also Hints to Tourists and Emigrants.

summary:
  OTHER CLIMATES THAN MINNESOTA. Sketches of other climates and localities favorable to invalids.--California.--Mortuary statistics of San Francisco.--The wet and dry seasons.--San Diego the best place.--Florida and its reputation.--Nassau as a resort.--Fayal and its climate.--English and American visitors.--Means of access. MINNESOTA.


id: 4981
author: Andrews, C. C. (Christopher Columbus)
title: Minnesota and Dacotah
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summary:
  The St. Louis River is the dividing line for many miles between Minnesota and Wisconsin. MILES To St. Anthony 8 3/4 Rice Creek 7 15 3/4 St. Francis, or Rum River 9 25 Itasca 7 32 Elk River 6 38 Big Lake 10 48 Big Meadow (Sturgis) 18 66 St. Cloud (Sauk Rapids) 10 76 Watab 6 82 Little Rock 2 84 Platte River 12 96 Swan River 10 106 Little Falls 3 109 Belle Prairie 5 114 Fort Ripley 10 124 Crow Wing River 6 130 Sandy Lake 120 250 Savannah Portage 15 265 Across the Portage 5 270 Down Savannah River to St. Louis River 20 290 Fond-du-Lac 60 350 Lake Superior 22 372 Crow Wing River 130 Otter Tail Lake 70 200 Rice River 74 274 Sand Hills River 70 340 Grand Fork, Red River 40 380 Pembina 80 460 Sandy Lake 250 Leech Lake 150 400 Red Lake 80 480 Pembrina 150 630 Stillwater 18 Arcola 5 23 Marine Mills 6 29 Falls St. Croix 19 48 Pokagema 40 88 Fond-du-Lac 75 164 Red Rock 6 Point Douglass 24 Red Wing Winona's Rock, Lake Pepin 30 60 Wabashaw 30 90 Prairie du Chien 145 235 Cassville 29 264 Peru 21 285 Dubuque 8 293 Mouth of Fever River 17 310 Rock Island 52 362 Burlington 135 497 Keokuk 53 550 St. Louis 179 729 Cairo 172 901 New Orleans 1040 1941 Mendota 7 Black Dog Village 4 Sixe's Village 21 Traverse des Sioux 50 Little Rock 45 Lac Qui Parle 80 Big Stone Lake 66 Fort Pierce, on Missouri 240 TABLE OF DISTANCES FROM ST. CLOUD.


id: 44072
author: Coffin, Charles Carleton
title: The Seat of Empire
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sentence: 2424
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  The Apostle Islands.--Bayfield.--The Harbor.--Breakfast with Captain Vaughn.--Ashland.--Big Trout.--Ontonagon.-- Approach to Marquette.--The Harbor.--The Town.--Discovery of Iron Ore.--Mining Companies.--Varieties of Ore.--The Miners.--The Coming Years 169 CHAPTER X. So wonderfully arranged is this mighty machinery of nature, that millions of the human race in coming years will rear their habitations and enjoy the blessings of civilization in regions that otherwise would be pathless solitudes.


id: 41712
author: Hendryx, James B. (James Beardsley)
title: Connie Morgan in the Lumber Camps
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flesch: 90
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summary:
  I did just what any one else would have done--what good men any place you put 'em have _got_ to do, or they wouldn't be good men. His daily associates had been good men--and bad.


id: 22179
title: Old Rail Fence Corners: The A. B. C's. of Minnesota History
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summary:
  The Indians always called on us on Christmas, went through much handshaking and expected a present. INDEX Aiton, Mrs. Mary B., 307 Alexander, Mrs. Ann, 296 Anderson, Mrs. Robert, 91 Apgar, Mrs. Anna Simmons, 97 Balser, Mrs. Anna E., 89 Batchelder, Mrs. Kate Davis, 291 Berry, Mrs. Helen Godfrey, 222 Bean, Mrs. Nancy Kiethley, 311 Beatty, Mrs. J. R., 165 Bierman, Mrs. Augusta P., 295 Black, Mrs. Mahlon, 29 Bohanon, Mr. Charles, 67 Bradley, Mrs., 240 Buell, Major S. A., 122 Burdick, Mrs. C. A., 104 Buckham, Judge Thomas S., 289 Buck, Mr. H. L., 237 Brown, Mrs. John, 260 Bryant, Mr. J. C., 310 Brackett, Mr. George A., 139 Chute, Mrs. Richard, 65 Clark, Mr. Edwin, 136 Clarke, Mr. Edwin, 136 Clifford, Mrs. Elizabeth, 64 Clum, Mrs. Martin J., 323 Cooper, Peter, 105 Cobb, Mr. M. G., 262 Colbrath, Mrs., 306 Connolly, Colonel A. P., 212 Collins, Judge Loren W., 275 Curtis, Mr. Theodore, 110 Cray, Judge Lorin, 176, 263 Daniels, Dr. A. C., 308 Dibble, Marion L., 262 Dorr, Mr. Caleb, 27 Dowling, Mrs. Mary E., 90 Dow, Mr. D. E., 62 Dow, Mrs. William, 81 Dresser, Mrs. Samuel B., 48 Dunsmoor, Mr. Irving A., 184 Ellison, Mr. William W., 58 Faribault, Miss Sara, 232 Farnham, Mrs. Rufus, 50 Farnham, Mrs. Silas, 39 Farnsworth, Mr. Austin W., 70 Farnsworth, Mrs. Austin W., 110 Favel, Mr. Henry, 103 Fenton, Mrs. Mary Davis, 312 Fisher, Mrs. George E., 107 Foster, Doctor Lysander P., 38 Funk, Mrs. Margaret Rathbun 160 Gault, Mr. Zuriel S., 309 Gilpatrick, Mrs. Martha, 143 Gilman, Ex-Lieutenant Gov., 110 Gillespie, Miss Nancy, 75 Gillespie, Mr. James M., 75 Gleason, Mrs. Harriett., 239 Glass, Mr., 302 Goulding, John W., 302 Godfrey, Abner Crossman, 229 Godley, Mrs. Charles M., 111 Gress, Mrs. C. W., 297 Hagen, Mrs. Pauline., 300 Hanks, Captain Stephen., 24 Harrison, Mrs. Mary, 55 Heffelfinger, Major C. B., 142 Hern, Mrs. Margaret, 143 Hoefer, Mrs. F., 199 Hopkins, Miss Florinda, 101 Hopkins, Mr. Chester L., 101 Horton, Mrs. Helen, 132 Huckins, Mr. J. W., 297 Huston, Mrs. Anna Hennes, 103 Ingenhutt, Mrs. Mary, 152 Jones, Mr. Oliver K., 240 Jones, Mrs. Virginia, 116 Jones, Mr. John A., 173 Keysor, Captain Clark, 178 Keysor, Mrs. Clark, 175 Kennedy, Mrs. Duncan, 119 Kimball, Mrs. Edmund, 188 Layman, Mr. Isaac, 75 Ladd, Mrs. J. W., 102 Larpenteur, Mr. August, 324 Lapham, Mr. L. L., 159 Le Duc, General William, 40 Loring, Mr. Charles M., 153 Lowell, Mrs. Nancy, 80 Longfellow, Colonel Levi, 216 Massolt, Mrs. Mary, 134 Maxwell, Mrs. Delilah, 202 Magnus, Mrs. Conrad, 271 Meade, Mrs. Catherine, 300 Merrit, Mrs. Arabella, 243 Merrill, Mrs. E. A., 77 McMullen, Mr. James, 31 McMullen, Mrs. James, 36 McCormack, Captain L. L., 153 Mott, Mrs. Rodney A., 290 Moulton, Captain Isaac, 138 Neill, Miss Minnesota, 157 Niemann, Mrs. W. L., 196 Nettleton, Mrs., 319 Nutting, Mr. Elijah, 72, 284 O'Brien, Mr. Frank G., 190 Olin, Mr. Alvin M., 299 Paine, Mrs. J. M., 156 Partridge, Mrs. Mary E., 273 Pelton, Mr. I. A., 170 Penney, Mrs. Frederick, 313 Pettijohn, Mr. Eli, 9 Pettit, Mrs. C. H., 103 Pfeffer, Mrs. A. M., 169 Phillips, Mary Sherrard, 233 Pike, Mrs. Orin, 272 Pitcher, Mrs. Mary, 163 Plummer, Mrs. Rebecca, 104 Pond, Mrs. Gideon, 22, 250 Pond, Mrs. E. R., 258 Pratt, Mrs. James, 52 Pratt, Mrs. Missouri Rose, 16 Pribble, Mrs. Mary, 186 Prescott, Mrs. Henry C., 287 Rochette, Mr. Stephen, 106 Rochette, Mrs. Stephen, 106 Robinson, Mr. Reuben, 47 Randall, Major Benjamin, 230 Robinson, Mrs. Mary, 129 Rye, Mr. Charles, 73 Richardson, J. Warren, 285 Slocum, Mr. Frank, 114 Starkloff, Mrs. Paulina, 88 Sampson, Mrs. Leroy, 97 Sutherland, Mrs. Jane, 126 Snyder, Mrs. Margaret A., 130 Smith, Mrs. Mary Staring, 133 Smith, Mrs. C. A., 140 Stewart, Doctor, 155 Stratton, Miss Carrie, 182 Shaver, Mr. B. F., 206 Turner, Mrs. John C., 293 Todd, Mrs. Anna, 135 Thorne, Mrs. Martha, 78 Teeter, Mr. Michael, 192 Van der Horck, Captain John, 51 Van Sant, Ex-Governor Samuel R., 199 Van Schaick, Mr. M. R., 270 Wakefield, Mr. Warren, 94 Watson, Mr. C. H., 294 Woods, Mrs. Newman, 99 Weeks, Mrs. Mary, 76 White, Mrs. William J., 84 Wilder, Mrs., 93 Winter, Mrs. James A., 107 Walker, Mrs. T. B., 115 Way, Mrs. Georgiana M., 116 Woodbridge, Mrs. W. S., 320 On coming nearer, I saw each of them had scalps dripping with blood, hanging to his belt.


id: 26610
author: Lewis, Sinclair
title: The Trail of the Hawk: A Comedy of the Seriousness of Life
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  Tell old Carl all about--- She wiped her tears away with the adorable gesture of a child trying to be good, and like a child's was her glance, bewildered, hurt, yet trusting, as she said in a small, shy voice: Would folks really be proud to play with me?... He saw himself as little Carl, lost with Gertie in the woods, caught by Bone Stillman at the window.


id: 18183
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title:
  Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916 Embracing the Transactions of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society,Volume 44, from December 1, 1915, to December 1, 1916, Including the Twelve Numbers of "The Minnesota Horticulturist" for 1916

summary:
  Osgood, H. E. St. Paul Otte, E. W. 821 S. Wabasha St. W. St. Paul Ostergren, E. A. N. St. Paul Ostrom, Mrs. C. J. Winthrop Otosa, A. L. R. 3, St. James Osborn, Frank H. R. 4, Albert Lea Otto, W. H. 958 S. Robert St., W. St. Paul Oswald, Wm. S. Minneapolis Olson, A. H. 912 W. Robert St., St. Paul Olson, Miss Margaret Wyoming Olson, Martin Lake City Olson, C. E. Underwood Oleson, Cris Cushing, Wis. Old, Mrs. M. E., 1399 W. Minnehaha St. St. Paul Oredalen, Ole Kenyon O'Neill, O. H. 608 Globe Bldg., St. Paul Opsata, C. Bemidji Omland, Erik McIntosh Orr, Grier M. 1040 Laurel Ave., St. Paul O'Neil, Wm.


id: 36375
author: Folsom, William H. C. (William Henry Carman)
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title:
  Fifty Years In The Northwest With An Introduction And Appendix Containing Reminiscences, Incidents And Notes

summary:
  Mr. Brown introduced the bill for the organization of St. Croix county, which passed and was approved by the governor of Wisconsin, Jan. 9, 1840. The conveyance cites and reiterates a Wisconsin legislative law establishing St. Croix county, giving to the people the right to locate the county seat by vote and to the county commissioners power to erect county buildings, the selected location to be the permanent seat of justice of said county.


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  29 1848 april 7 63 dec. 4 1849 april 9 85 dec. 7 1850 april 9 104 dec. 4 1851 april 4 119 nov. 28 1852 april 16 171 nov. 18 1853 april 11 200 nov. 30 1854


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  1853 0 1854 2 1855 8 1856 1 1857 0 1858 2 1839 5 1860 16 1861 12 1862 7 1963 8 1864 7 1865 11 1866 29 1867 36 1868 31 1869


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  | | | | | | | | | | 2,481| -----------------------------------------------------------------------------population of minnesota


