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... organized in 1788. In 1829 there was a brick court - house on the west side of Market street , a semi - circular market - house , roofed but open on all sides below , and two extensions on either side of the court - house . The ...
... organized in 1788. In 1829 there was a brick court - house on the west side of Market street , a semi - circular market - house , roofed but open on all sides below , and two extensions on either side of the court - house . The ...
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... organized as a separate department . It was then placed in a commodious room on the third floor , and is noted in the librarian's report as containing 2,629 volumes . From this be- ginning it has grown until it now numbers 15,959 ...
... organized as a separate department . It was then placed in a commodious room on the third floor , and is noted in the librarian's report as containing 2,629 volumes . From this be- ginning it has grown until it now numbers 15,959 ...
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... organized , and at the first election W.R. Marshall and Wm . Dugas were elected to the house of representatives , and John Rollins to the council . Through the influence of Mr. Marshall and others , a town library was started . A school ...
... organized , and at the first election W.R. Marshall and Wm . Dugas were elected to the house of representatives , and John Rollins to the council . Through the influence of Mr. Marshall and others , a town library was started . A school ...
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... organized was the Baptist , in July , 1850. The Congrega- tionalist was organized in November , 1851 ; the Methodist in August , 1850 ; Holy Trinity , Episcopal , in 1852 ; the Universalist in 1853. The Catholics held meetings ever ...
... organized was the Baptist , in July , 1850. The Congrega- tionalist was organized in November , 1851 ; the Methodist in August , 1850 ; Holy Trinity , Episcopal , in 1852 ; the Universalist in 1853. The Catholics held meetings ever ...
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... organized the first church established in the northwest , at Fort Snelling , in the summer of that year . General G. Loomis , United States army , Governor H. H. Sibley , Alexander Huggins and S. W. Pond were the eld- ers of the ...
... organized the first church established in the northwest , at Fort Snelling , in the summer of that year . General G. Loomis , United States army , Governor H. H. Sibley , Alexander Huggins and S. W. Pond were the eld- ers of the ...
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