John Hollenbeck Biography


	This biography appears on pages 636-637 in "History of South 
	Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. I (1904) and was scanned, 
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	JOHN HOLLENBECK, who was for some time proprietor of the leading 
livery business in the city of Aberdeen, is one of the active and 
enterprising young men of the city, and not only attained marked 
success in his chosen field of endeavor but commands the entire 
confidence and esteem of the community. His close application to 
business gave adequate returns and his facilities were such that he was 
able to cater most successfully to the demands of his many patrons. He 
enjoys distinctive popularity in both business and social circles.