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 . cularly to learn the Englishlanguage. He finally entered the St. ThomasTheological Seminary at St. Paul, and tooka six years course in lhilosoi)hy and The-ology. November 15, 18!)0, he was ordainedas the first jji-iest for the newly organizedRoman Catholic Diocese of Duluth, by Rishop James McGolrick, in St. ThomasSeminary. He was then immediately ap-pointed as assistant pastor of the Cathedralin Duluth. He served in
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 . cularly to learn the Englishlanguage. He finally entered the St. ThomasTheological Seminary at St. Paul, and tooka six years course in lhilosoi)hy and The-ology. November 15, 18!)0, he was ordainedas the first jji-iest for the newly organizedRoman Catholic Diocese of Duluth, by Rishop James McGolrick, in St. ThomasSeminary. He was then immediately ap-pointed as assistant pastor of the Cathedralin Duluth. He served in this capacity untilhe was selected and appointed by his bishopto establisli a much-needed and new congre-gation for the Geniians of Duluth. It wasno easy task, but by laboring almost by dayand night, he succeeded in sixty days inorganizing the St. Anthony of Padua par-ish, and in acquiring one of the now mostbeautiful church locations—since greatly im-proved—on the corner of Third avenue andSecond street east. On the 4th of March,1891, he was apjiointed pastor of the new,now a leading and prosperous, congregation,the position which he still successfully He is a regular member of the St. JosepliRenevolent Society, and for many years wasits president. He is also a member of the(icrman Roman Catholic Aid Assoq^ the convention held at Sleepy Eye, Minn.,in 18!)!), he was made vice president of theorganization. In politics he was a Democratuntil 1!>0(); since then he has inclined towardsthe Republican party. His tine scholarship,genial manners and close attention to hisonerous duties have placed him in high esti-mation in the whole community. SCHULZ, Carl (!.—The assistant superin-tendent of public instruction of the state ofMinnesota, (arl (t. Schulz, was born in Nicol-let county, town of New Sweden, Minn., in18(i7. His father, a farmer by occupation,came to Minnesota from Sweden, his nativecountry, in 1SG5, and settled on a fann inNicollet county. Carls earl
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