Bio of SCHULTZ, Mr., Wright Co., MN
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407   HISTORY OF WRIGHT COUNTY

meats about the place. He has taken an active interest in all things that 
have pertained to the growth and development of the town. At one time he 
was a stockholder in the Farmers' Co-Operative Store at Montrose, but has 
now sold out. He is a stockholder, one of the original members, and former 
director of the Montrose Farmers Co-Operative Creamery. His religious faith 
is that of the Lutheran church. Mr. Schultz married Clara Langner, who was 
born in Berlin, Germany, March 30, 1878, and they have four children: 
Oscar, born November 12, 1902; Clarence, born August 30, 1904; 
Esther, born June 9, 1906; and Gertrude, born January 7, 1909. 
The parents of Mrs. Clara (Laugner) Schultz were Henry and Hannah (Kretchmer) 
Langner, natives of Germany, who in 1884 came to the United States and 
settled near Montrose village in this county, where they carried on farming. 
They brought with them three children, Clara, Oscar and Selma; and one child, 
Emma, was born in this county.