Memoir of Hon David Olmsted
Memoir of Hon David Olmsted
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He removed to Ohio when a young man, but afterwards settled at Muscatine, Iowa, in 1838, and went to farming. In 1846 he was appointed by Prest. Polk agent for the Winneba- goes, and remained in that position for 11 years. During this period he resided at Fort Atkinson, Iowa, Long Prairie, and Blue Earth, Minn. He returned to his farm at Muscatine in 1858, and died April 6, 1872. He left a wife and eight children, several of whom were born in Minnesota. A memoir of him in the Muscatine Journal ...says : ' He was a man of marked and noted character a man of talent, energy and industry, actuated at all times by truth, right and justice. " MEMOIR OF HON. DAVID OLMSTED. 235 induce the savages to start. At Wabasha Prairie (now Wi- nona) they made another stand, and having purchased that spot from WABASHA, the Dakota chief, seemed determined to resist to bloodshed any attempt to move them a step farther. The situation was now critical. The first drop of blood hastily spilled would have led to a bitter war.
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He removed to Ohio when a young man, but afterwards settled at Muscatine, Iowa, in 1838, and went to farming. In 1846 he was appointed by Prest. Polk agent for the Winneba- goes, and remained in that position for 11 years. During this period he resided at Fort Atkinson, Iowa, Long Prairie, and Blue Earth, Minn. He returned to his farm at Muscatine in 1858, and died April 6, 1872. He left a wife and eight children, several of whom were born in Minnesota. A memoir of him in the Muscatine Journal ...says : ' He was a man of marked and noted character a man of talent, energy and industry, actuated at all times by truth, right and justice. " MEMOIR OF HON. DAVID OLMSTED. 235 induce the savages to start. At Wabasha Prairie (now Wi- nona) they made another stand, and having purchased that spot from WABASHA, the Dakota chief, seemed determined to resist to bloodshed any attempt to move them a step farther. The situation was now critical. The first drop of blood hastily spilled would have led to a bitter war.
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