Memories of the Early Life And Development of Minnesota
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They did locate one quarter that was in a swamp, from a wrong description of the land which they intended to locate, and the scrip was afterward removed. The breach of faith on the part of the lumber firm changed my whole course of life into that which I had not intended to follow, lumbering. Having located these lands, it became necessary for me to continue in the firm of Butler, Mills and Walker ; and when the logs which Dr. Butler and Mr. Mills had secured in the winter's logging EARLY LIFE ...AND DEVELOPMENT OF MINNESOTA. 467 that I had no financial interest in, only to look after it for them, came into the booms, they were taken into ownership of our new firm. Some of the east side mills were engaged and rebuilt, and through Mr. Ed. Brown, the east side lumberman, the logs were manufactured into lumber ; and this work marked the beginning of the lumber firm then incorporated, of Butler, Mills and Walker. Later in the summer, I went up by way of Leech lake with a haying crew, and went through the temporary, noisy Indian disturbance that came tolerably near ending in our being killed by the Indians ; but, having finally gotten there, by way of Leech lake and Leech river and down the Mississippi to Pokegama, I secured an abundant supply of hay from the ex- tended hay meadows running along the river, and prepared for logging that winter.
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They did locate one quarter that was in a swamp, from a wrong description of the land which they intended to locate, and the scrip was afterward removed. The breach of faith on the part of the lumber firm changed my whole course of life into that which I had not intended to follow, lumbering. Having located these lands, it became necessary for me to continue in the firm of Butler, Mills and Walker ; and when the logs which Dr. Butler and Mr. Mills had secured in the winter's logging EARLY LIFE ...AND DEVELOPMENT OF MINNESOTA. 467 that I had no financial interest in, only to look after it for them, came into the booms, they were taken into ownership of our new firm. Some of the east side mills were engaged and rebuilt, and through Mr. Ed. Brown, the east side lumberman, the logs were manufactured into lumber ; and this work marked the beginning of the lumber firm then incorporated, of Butler, Mills and Walker. Later in the summer, I went up by way of Leech lake with a haying crew, and went through the temporary, noisy Indian disturbance that came tolerably near ending in our being killed by the Indians ; but, having finally gotten there, by way of Leech lake and Leech river and down the Mississippi to Pokegama, I secured an abundant supply of hay from the ex- tended hay meadows running along the river, and prepared for logging that winter.
What to read after Memories of the Early Life And Development of Minnesota?
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