Bio of Reich, Henry W. (b.1870) Wabasha Co., MN
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Reich, Henry W. (page 436), operating the Lone Pine farm in section 13,
Elgin Township, was born in Elgin Township, May 17, 1870, son of Herman
and Annie (Mathews) Reich. In his boyhood he attended district school in
Elgin Township, and also the school in Plainview village. On his parents'
farm he thoroughly learned agriculture in its different branches, and
continued to work for his father until 1910, in which year he rented a
farm in Elgin Township on which he resided until 1912. He then rented his
father's farm of 120 acres in section 13, which is known as Lone Pine
Farm, and which he is now operating with good financial results, doing
general farming and stock raising. He has made a number of improvements on
the place, including the erection of a garage and outbuildings. Mr. Reich
was married December 14, 1911, to Delia Hostettler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hostettler, who was born July 8, 1881, her parents being members
of the Old Settlers' Association of Plainview. The home circle of Mr. and
Mrs. Reich has been enlarged by the birth of two children: Anna M., born
October 6, 1916; and James H., born March 29, 1918. Religiously Mr. and
Mrs. Reich are affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal church.