Carl Eaton Fellows Biography


	This biography appears on page 330 in "History of Dakota 
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				CARL EATON FELLOWS. 

	Carl Eaton Fellows, a druggist of White Lake, Aurora county, is a 
native of the state, born at Plankinton on the 19th of August, 1889, a 
son of Hubbard F. and Hattie B. Fellows, the former one of the most 
prominent attorneys of South Dakota. 

	Carl E. Fellows was educated in the public schools and was 
graduated from the high school in Plankinton. He then entered Brookings 
College and was graduated from the school of pharmacy on the 4th of 
June, 1911. He worked in Plankinton in the employ of W. J. Chevalier 
until the 1st of November, 1914, when he removed to White Lake and 
opened a drug store of his own. It is fully equipped and in addition to 
carrying a large stock of pure drugs he handles a complete line of 
druggists' sundries. He has already gained a place among the prominent 
business men of the town and has built up a good trade in his line. 

	Mr. Fellows is a democrat and is stanch in his support of the 
principles and candidates of that party. His religious belief is that 
of the Presbyterian church, of which he is a member. Fraternally he is 
a Mason and an Elk. He is a valued addition to the citizenship of the 
town and is contributing to the development of his community not only 
along business lines but along those things that have to do with civic 
and moral progress.