Storia del grande nord-ovest e dei suoi uomini di progresso : Un elenco selezionato di schizzi biografici e ritratti dei leader nella vita professionale e ufficiale . ting club e Long Meadow Gunclub, e quando è in grado di rubare un fewhours dai suoi doveri professionali, delizia la ricreazione e lo sport per essere attainedattraverso questi mezzi. La piacevole casa del Dr. E della Sig.ra Hun-ter si trova Al Secondo viale a sud e Ninthstreet. In essa il figlio e la figlia solo crescere-ing alla giovane cappa e womanhood findeverything favorevole alla loro felicità andAdvancement, e qui le loro schiere di amicizie

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History of the great Northwest and its men of progress : a select list of biographical sketches and portraits of the leaders in business, professional and official life . ting club and Long Meadow Gunclub, and when he is able to steal a fewhours from his professional duties, delightsin the recreation and sport to be attainedthrough these mediums. The pleasant home of Dr. and Mrs. Hun-ter is at Second avenue south and Ninthstreet. In it the son and daughter just grow-ing to young manhood and womanhood findeverything conducive to their happiness andadvancement, and here their hosts of friendsdelight to call upon them, assured always ofa hearty welcome and royal entertainment. SHOEMAKER. Waite Almon, is knownas one of the leading educators in Minnesotaand has been for many years a resident of St.Cloud where he has been engaged in educa-tional work for nearly twenty years. He isa son of Aehsa Waite Shoemaker, grand-daughter of one of the early settlers on thewestern reserve, and Abraham Shoemaker, a descendant from the Pennsylvania familyof that name. Abraham Shoemaker was forover fifty years a minister of the Disciples of UISTOKY OF TlIK GUEAT NOltlllWKST.. WAITE A. SHOEMAKER. Christ. V. A. ^>li()Lniuikei- was boru iu 1800, on a farm at Meutor riain near Willoughby, Ohio. When he was but three years of agehis parents came to Minnesota, settling nearPlainview, but in 1S70 removed to Steainscotmty. He received his early education inthe country schools. In 1S72 he first attend-ed the normal school at St. Cloud, enrollingin the model school. He had a hard struggleto secure his education and was obliged todo manual labor at times to earn the moneynecessary for his expenses. He taught hisfirst school when but fifteen, and earnedenough to spend a year in the normal school.He then taught for several years in the coun-try districts. He re-entered the normalschool in 1878 and was graduated, in 1880, from the elementary course, and was valedic-torian of the class, and also class

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