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The Appleton Crescent
Saturday, October 26, 1872

         Death of an Old Resident
         
         HON. A. D. DICK, of Chilton, died at his residence
       in that town on the 9th inst., at the age of 58 years.
         MR. DICK was a Brothertown Indian and was born in
       Oneida County, N.Y., on the Brothertown Reservation.
       He has been a resident of Wisconsin for about forty
       years, and has occupied several public positions, the
       duties of which he faithfully discharged. In 1849,
       when GEN. HOBART was Speaker, he represented Calumet
       county in the Assembly; several times he has been town
       treasurer and was connected with the Census Bureau of
       1870. He was a man of more than ordinary intelligence,
       and at one time was recognized at the most active and
       efficient worker for the Republican party in Calumet
       county.
         He formerly kept the Groesbeck tavern in Brother-
       town and at one time was associated with the late
       HENRY MODLIN in business at Hayton, which was then
       known as Dickville. Thus one by one the old land marks
       are passing away.
       
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