North Dakota Geschichte und Personen; Grundzüge der amerikanischen Geschichte. rporation, in dem er den Vorsitz. Thiscompany ist in der allgemeinen Sanitär und Heizung tätig und wird als thelargest und die meisten wesentlichen in diesem Teil des Staates bewertet. Die anderen Offiziere sind: PeterBraseth, Vice President; und Hans C. Nelson, Sekretär und Schatzmeister. Die Firma beschäftigt Onan durchschnittlich 16 Menschen und manchmal so hoch wie 25 Männer. Sein Geschäft extendsthroughout im ganzen Staat und in das nördliche Jlinnesota, viel von ihrer Arbeit, die doneunder Vertrag. Am 15. Mai 1895, Herr Pederson war

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North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history . rporation of which he is the president. Thiscompany is engaged in the general plumbing and heating business and is rated as thelargest and most substantial in that part of the state. The other officers are: PeterBraseth, vice president; and Hans C. Nelson, secretary and treasurer. The firm employs onan average of sixteen people and at times as high as twenty-five men. Its business extendsthroughout the entire state and into northern Jlinnesota, much of their work being doneunder contract. On the 15th of May, 1895, Mr. Pederson was united in marriage in Grand Forks toMiss Carrie Pederson, a native of Norway and a daughter of Peter Pederson. Sevenchildren have been born of this union: Anna, Gunder, Alpha, Ruby, Alice, Ancor and Ellen.The parents are loyal members of the Zion Lutheran church, of which Mr. Pederson issecretary. In politics he is a republican, active in support of the party, and he is nowserving as alderman from the seventh ward. He holds membership with the Brotherhood of. AXllRKW PEOERSOX HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 171 American Yeomen, witli the Sons of Norway and with tlie Commercial Club of GrandForks. He came to America a poor boy but actuated by laudable ambition to attainsuccess. He carried with him no false hope of rapidly attaining wealth but realized thatadvancement in this country, as elsewhere, must be obtained by persistent, earnest effort andcapability. Gradually, therefore, he has worked his way upward and what he hasaccomplished is the result of individual worth and merit. He may well be proud of whathe has accomplished, being today at the head of a firm which occupies a commanding posi-tion in his chosen field of labor. JOHN A. COEBETT. .John A. Corbett, editor of the Williston Graphic, was born in Ontario, Canada, March19, 1877, a son of John C. and Margery (Good) Corbett. The father was born, reared andeducated in Ontario and became a railroad man in Canada. He moved to the U

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