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 . e state. He hasshown sound judgment and solid statesman-ship to a remarkable degree. \Aith such arecord it is only natural that he was stronglysuj)ported in lS.)i for the Inited States sen-ate as a fitting climax to his successful ca-reer. In 1802 he was a delegate to the na-tional convention. Mr. (omstock was married at Fargo in1874, to Sarah A. Ball. They have threechildren, Ada Louise, Jessie May. and(Jeorjie all born
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 . e state. He hasshown sound judgment and solid statesman-ship to a remarkable degree. \Aith such arecord it is only natural that he was stronglysuj)ported in lS.)i for the Inited States sen-ate as a fitting climax to his successful ca-reer. In 1802 he was a delegate to the na-tional convention. Mr. (omstock was married at Fargo in1874, to Sarah A. Ball. They have threechildren, Ada Louise, Jessie May. and(Jeorjie all born at iloorhead. PINEO, ^\•illa^(l —The highstanding which Dr. W. Piueo, of Minne-ajiolis, has attained in his i)rofession is en-tirely due to his own unaided efforts. He isa si)ecialist in diseases of the eye, ear, noseand throat, and his skill in these lines haswon for him not only the respect of his pro-fessional brethren, but a large clientele aswell. Dr. Pineo traces his ancestry back ;(iues Pineau, the French Huguenot, wholanded at Plymouth in 17()(». His grand un-cle. Dr. Timothy Stone Pinueo, was a re- HISTORY OF THE GREAT WILLARD B. PINEO. nowned man of letters. He was a graduateof the classical and medical departments ofYale college, and was, also, professor ofbelles lettres at Marietta college, , he had charge of a school in Green-wich, Conn. He was the author of Pin-eos Grammars, and was the rerisor ofthe McGuffey readers. Another grand un-cle. Dr. Peter Pineo, of Boston, had a dis-tinguished war record. On his mothersside. Dr. Pineo is a descendant of the Rams-dells and Leightons of England. He is theson of Benjamin C. and Cordelia W. (Bams-dell) Pineo. His father was a stone con-tractor of Columbia, Maine, in moderate cir-cumstances. It was here that Willard wasborn, April 22, 1858. His early educationwas received at Oak Hill Seminary, atBucksport, Maine, and Kents Hill Semi-nary, at Redfleld, ^Maine. His tastes beingin
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