John was a rural school teacher at Maple Grove, Audubon and Hamden for several years. He then operated the County Infirmary with his sister Helen for six years. On March 13, 1900 the infirmary building burned. John quickly moved the 15 inmates to safety in a nearby barn, and rode his horse into town to sound the fire alarm.
He graduated from Chicago College of Dental Surgery and started his practice in Detroit Lakes in 1904. In August 1944,he completed his 40th year as a dentist and was awarded a life-time membership by the Minnesota Dental association.
He graduated from Chicago College of Dental Surgery and started his practice in Detroit Lakes in 1904. In August 1944,he completed his 40th year as a dentist and was awarded a life-time membership by the Minnesota Dental association.
John was a rural school teacher at Maple Grove, Audubon and Hamden for several years. He then operated the County Infirmary with his sister Helen for six years. On March 13, 1900 the infirmary building burned. John quickly moved the 15 inmates to safety in a nearby barn, and rode his horse into town to sound the fire alarm.
He graduated from Chicago College of Dental Surgery and started his practice in Detroit Lakes in 1904. In August 1944,he completed his 40th year as a dentist and was awarded a life-time membership by the Minnesota Dental association.
He graduated from Chicago College of Dental Surgery and started his practice in Detroit Lakes in 1904. In August 1944,he completed his 40th year as a dentist and was awarded a life-time membership by the Minnesota Dental association.
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