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 . dom Institute, at Monte-video, and Carleton College, at was moderator of the State (Congregation-al Association in 1800, and a delegate to thelast International Congregaticmal ISSG he was married to Dora Rogers, ofKittery, Me., a graduate of the Farmington,Me., Normal School, and before her marriagea teacher at Calais, ^Me., and ANashington, They have one child, Charlotte, bornAugust 10, iSSS. LE
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 . dom Institute, at Monte-video, and Carleton College, at was moderator of the State (Congregation-al Association in 1800, and a delegate to thelast International Congregaticmal ISSG he was married to Dora Rogers, ofKittery, Me., a graduate of the Farmington,Me., Normal School, and before her marriagea teacher at Calais, ^Me., and ANashington, They have one child, Charlotte, bornAugust 10, iSSS. LEUTZ, Ferdinand.—One of the mostactive and successful business men in NorthDakota is Ferd. Leutz, now insurance com-missioner of the state, with official residenceat the capital, Bismarck, but whose home isat Hebron. He was born at Eberbach, GrandDuchy of Baden, Germany, June 21, father, John \V. Lent/,, was a merchantin comfortable circumstances, who marriedJIarie Lucie Clorer. Ferdinand obtained hisearly education in the Eberbach ])ublicschools, and in the higher citizens academic education was received at the HISTORY OF THE (iREAT NORTHWEST. FEUDIXAND LKUTZ. college^ at Stuttgart. He was a good studentand won several prizes—one of especial hon-or was the silver medal of the graduated in 1870. He then entered awholesale mercantile house in northern Ger-many. In 1S74 he entered the German armjasa volunteer and, before discharge, was pro-moted to a non-commissioned oiflcer. In 1876and 1878 he again served in the army, forshort terms, as lieutenant in reserve. Hecame to Dakota Territory, now North Da-kota, in 1883, and settled at Hebron, forminga partnership with Charles Krauth, underthe style of Krauth & Leutz. The businesswas that of general merchandise, but included machinery, real estate, cattle and 1897 this firm was dissolved, and Mr. Leutzbecame interested, as special partner, in thefirm of Leutz & McClure, at Taylor, and int
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