BIOGRAPHIES:  Henry BANDLI, Sumner Township, Barron County, WI

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Vic Gulickson <vic@indy.net>  11 August 2000	
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Henry Bandli, a well known farmer of Section 6, Sumner Township, was born in
Chippewa Falls, Oct. 14, 1876, the son of Christian and Elizabeth (Wiestanner)
Bandli, natives of Switzerland. He came to the present place with the family,
and gradually took over its management. He now makes a home for his father and
mother, his sister, Anna, keeping house. He helped his father make over the
log cabin into a modern residence, and he has built a new barn and a large
silo, and made other improvements. He takes an active part in everything that
he believes to be for the good of the community, and has been chairman of the
township board, and as such a valuable member of the county board. He has also
served on the school board. He is a director of the Farmers' Co-operative
Store of Canton, a stockholder in the Canton Shipping Association, and has
been on the sales committee of the Guernsey Breeders Association. All-in-all,
he is a useful member of the community and is well liked.

--Taken from: History of Barron Co., Wisconsin, H. C. Cooper, Jr., &
Co.,  1922, pg. 410