Bios of Harney, Daniel (b.1873) Wabasha Co., MN
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Harney, Daniel (page 568), a farmer and considerable land owner residing
in section 31, Lake Township, was born in section 29, this township,
February 28, 1873, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Doley) Harney. His
education was acquired at intervals in the district school and his
agricultural training on the home farm under his father's direction. In
1899 he came into possession of the property, and now owns 700 acres in
Lake Township, besides having large land possessions in North Dakota and
Saskatchewan and Alberta, Canada. He is farming on an extensive scale,
breeding pure-blooded shire horses, Shorthorn Durham and Poll Angus
cattle, Poland-China hogs, and Shropshire sheep, having large herds of
each. He has a good modern equipment and is numbered among the most
prosperous men in Lake Township. Formerly a Democrat in politics, Mr.
Harney is now a member of the Non-Partisan League. He has served in all
the town offices and for a number of years has been clerk of the school
board. In religion he is a Catholic, and a member of St. Mary's parish,
Lake City.