Our Minnesota a History for Children
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He was our first delegate to Congress and very helpful in organiz- 140 Our Minnesota ing Minnesota as a territory, and was the first governor of the State; led the troops against the Indians and forced their surrender after the Sioux Massacre. In fact he was a part of everything that was worth while in the beginning of things. He lived west all his life and knew everything about western life. His manner was courteous and "The Tall Pine Tree, " as he was called by the Indians was a well-known fi...gure throughout Min- nesota until late in the century, for he lived until 1 89 1. The town of Hastings was named for him and also Sibley County, and he will be remembered as long as these names last.
Franklin Steele, "The First Citizen of St. Anthony, " who came here when he was twenty-five, was sutler at Fort Snelling in 1838, the first great business man in this part of the world, and the only early one who was not a fur trader; as a partner of Joseph Brown he entered a claim for all the land around St.
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He was our first delegate to Congress and very helpful in organiz- 140 Our Minnesota ing Minnesota as a territory, and was the first governor of the State; led the troops against the Indians and forced their surrender after the Sioux Massacre. In fact he was a part of everything that was worth while in the beginning of things. He lived west all his life and knew everything about western life. His manner was courteous and "The Tall Pine Tree, " as he was called by the Indians was a well-known fi...gure throughout Min- nesota until late in the century, for he lived until 1 89 1. The town of Hastings was named for him and also Sibley County, and he will be remembered as long as these names last.
Franklin Steele, "The First Citizen of St. Anthony, " who came here when he was twenty-five, was sutler at Fort Snelling in 1838, the first great business man in this part of the world, and the only early one who was not a fur trader; as a partner of Joseph Brown he entered a claim for all the land around St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hester Mclean Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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