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 . gal fii-m of Stryker &Campbell, and practiced law successfully un-til 1891, when he joined the bank of Hill,Sons & Co., of which he assuuu^d active man-agement. In September, 1898, he disposedof his interests to his partners and engagedin the insurance business, as vice presidentand superintendent of agents of the North-western Life Association. This associationwas consolidated with the National MutualLife Association in 1901
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 . gal fii-m of Stryker &Campbell, and practiced law successfully un-til 1891, when he joined the bank of Hill,Sons & Co., of which he assuuu^d active man-agement. In September, 1898, he disposedof his interests to his partners and engagedin the insurance business, as vice presidentand superintendent of agents of the North-western Life Association. This associationwas consolidated with the National MutualLife Association in 1901, and its namechanged to the Northwestern National LifeInsurance Company. Mr. Campbell being re-tained in his former position. Mr. Campbellhas also acquired other business has been vice president of the MinnesotaTitle Insurance & Trust Company for sev-eral years, and in Januaiy, 1901, was electedpresident of the Peoples Bank, of Minne-apolis. He is a staunch Republican; stump-ed the state for Harrison in 1888, and hascontributed forceful articles on party prin-ciples to the North American Review andother standard publications. He is a mem-. lA.\in;i:LL. ber of the Conimen-ial Club, the MiiincafiolisClub, the Northwestern Association of ChiIsi, and other social and business organiza-tions. In October, 1880, he was marjied, atChicago, to Minnie V. Adams, daughter ofHugh Adams, one of Chicagos oldest andmost substantial residents, formerly presi-dent of the Chicago Board of Trade and amember of the large grain tirui of Mc(or-mick, Adams & Co. Two children have beenborn to them, Maiy ^^, aged l;J, and Ruth,ao-ed 4. DEAN, Frank Edson, is superintendentof schools at Luverne, Minn. He is a nativeof the North Star state, and was born atlilakeley, Scott county, February 13, father was Isaac Newtuu Dean, one ofthe i)ioneers of Minnesota. He located atBlakeley in 1850, and was its first settler,engaging in the general merchandise busi-ness. He enlisted in on
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