The Political Graveyard: St. Louis County, Minn.

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St. Louis County
Minnesota

Politicians who lived in St. Louis County

St. Louis County (no city given): Fred W. Bessette — Everett J. Casey — Fred A. Cina — Mrs. P. F. DeMore — Victor E. Essling — Patrick L. Farnand — John L. Golob — C. H. Gordon — J. William Huhtala — George H. Lommen — Henry L. Morin — Edward R. Ribenack — Herbert Rogers — Dwight A. Swanstrom

Aurora: Leo LaLonde — Charles T. Murphy

Babbitt: Harvey Weaver

Biwabik: Edward B. Hawkins — Mary R. Lushene

Buhl: Lawrence Pervananze, Sr. — Brenda Schafer

Chisholm: A. C. Aubuchon — Harry K. Barnes — John A. Blatnik — John Gornick — Walter Peter Graton — Richard Kelly — James H. McNiven — James L. Oberstar — Peter Popovich, Sr. — Bob Rootes — William E. Talboys — George L. Train — Jay Woodward

Crane Lake: David Dill

Duluth:

	Duluth, 1850-1859: Joshua B. Culver — William Epler
	Duluth, 1860-1869: Joshua B. Culver — William Epler — Gilbert Falconer — Thomas Foster — Robert E. Jefferson — Sidney Luce
	Duluth, 1870-1879: Joshua B. Culver — Peter Dean — John Drew — Thomas Foster — Sidney Luce — Clinton Markell — Luke Marvin — Richard F. Marvin — A. M. Miller — Vespasian Smith
	Duluth, 1880-1889: Anton Borgen — Milie Bunnell — Joshua B. Culver — Peter Dean — J. D. Ensign — John Flynn — Charles H. Graves — C. G. Hartley — W. A. Hicken — Alfred Jaques — Joseph E. Knowlton — Luke Marvin — Luke Arthur Marvin — H. B. Moore — Monroe Nichols — Vespasian Smith — Samuel F. Snively — William H. H. Stowell — John B. Sutphin — Charlemagne Tower
	Duluth, 1890-1899: William L. Bernard — Anton Borgen — Milie Bunnell — Johnston B. Campbell — William E. Culkin — Charles d'Autremont, Jr. — M. J. Davis — Homer B. Dibell — Elijah L. Fisher — John Flynn — Henry F. Greene — Thomas M. Helinski — W. A. Hicken — Julius D. Howard — Alfred Jaques — Charles F. Johnson — Charles L. Lewis — Ray T. Lewis — R. Page W. Morris — Monroe Nichols — Samuel F. Snively — William H. H. Stowell — Charles A. Towne — Henry C. Truelsen
	Duluth, 1900-1909: Charles E. Adams — William L. Bernard — Anton Borgen — Milie Bunnell — Joseph B. Cotton — William E. Culkin — Marcus B. Cullum — Homer B. Dibell — Guy A. Eaton — John J. Eklund — Elijah L. Fisher — Henry F. Greene — R. D. Haven — W. A. Hicken — Trevanion W. Hugo — Alfred Jaques — Richard Jones — Oscar J. Larson — Charles L. Lewis — Clarence B. Miller — R. Page W. Morris — Monroe Nichols — Samuel F. Snively — Henry C. Truelsen — Levi M. Willcutts
	Duluth, 1910-1919: Charles E. Adams — Harris Bennett — William L. Bernard — Anton Borgen — Milie Bunnell — Chester A. Congdon — Arthur P. Cook — William E. Culkin — Marcus B. Cullum — A. D. Davidson — Homer B. Dibell — Joseph L. Donovan — Guy A. Eaton — David J. Erickson — Douglas Greeley — Henry F. Greene — Edward B. Hawkins — William F. Henry — W. A. Hicken — Trevanion W. Hugo — Alfred Jaques — John Jenswold, Jr. — Richard Jones — John A. Keyes — Oscar J. Larson — Clarence R. Magney — J. A. McCuen — William E. McEwen — Clarence B. Miller — R. Page W. Morris — George M. Peterson — William A. Pittenger — W. I. Prince — Samuel F. Snively — A. C. Weiss — Almur S. Whiting — Levi M. Willcutts
	Duluth, 1920-1929: Charles E. Adams — Margaret Culkin Banning — Milie Bunnell — Thomas Considine — William E. Culkin — Marcus B. Cullum — Walter F. Dacey — Oscar E. Dahly — Mrs. P. L. DeVoist — Joseph L. Donovan — Guy A. Eaton — William F. Henry — W. A. Hicken — Trevanion W. Hugo — Alfred Jaques — George W. Johnson — Oscar J. Larson — J. E. MacGregor — Clarence R. Magney — Mrs. Charles McGregor — R. Page W. Morris — Andrew Nelson — William A. Pittenger — Samuel F. Snively — J. L. Travers
	Duluth, 1930-1939: Charles E. Adams — George W. Atmore — Margaret Culkin Banning — J. Adam Bede — Robert C. Bell — Carl R. Berghult — Thomas Considine — William E. Culkin — Marcus B. Cullum — Clarence A. Dahle — Hubert d'Autremont — Joseph L. Donovan — John P. Erickson — W. A. Hicken — Charles A. Hutchinson — Alfred Jaques — Curtis M. Johnson — George W. Johnson — Oscar J. Larson — I. K. Lewis — Glen J. Merritt — Willard Munger — William A. Pittenger — Julien Romieux — Samuel F. Snively — Fred D. Vibert
	Duluth, 1940-1949: Ray Allen — Margaret Culkin Banning — Carl R. Berghult — Earl Bester — Rod Chalmers — William E. Culkin — Clarence A. Dahle — Dennis F. Donovan — Joseph L. Donovan — John P. Erickson — Herman Griffith — Edward H. Hatch — George W. Johnson — Judson La Moure, Jr. — Thomas M. McCabe — Merle McKeon — Glen J. Merritt — Mrs. Warren Moore — John Moriarity — Willard Munger — Bryn Ostby — William A. Pittenger — Clara E. Sarvela — Arthur R. Smythe — Mrs. George A. Spear — Alfred J. Weinberg
	Duluth, 1950-1959: Margaret Culkin Banning — Earl Bester — Mildred J. Bradley — Gordon H. Butler — Joseph L. Donovan — Richard E. Ferrario — E. J. Gottschalk — Gerald Heaney — George D. Johnson — George W. Johnson — Eugene R. Lambert — Glen J. Merritt — E. Clifford Mork — Willard Munger — Bryn Ostby — Herbert Rogers — Clara E. Sarvela — Alfred J. Weinberg — August Ylinen
	Duluth, 1960-1969: Margaret Culkin Banning — Earl Bester — Frank P. Blatnik — Ben Boo — Mrs. Robert Congdon — Richard E. Ferrario — Gerald Heaney — Al Johnson — George D. Johnson — Jeanne Luukinen — Mrs. Carl Meirick — Glen J. Merritt — Margaret Mitchell — E. Clifford Mork — Willard Munger — Mary Murphy — Dale Pommerville — Loren Sanford — Ingrid V. Wells — H. E. Westmoreland
	Duluth, 1970-1979: Lurline Baker — Margaret Culkin Banning — Robert Beaudin — Herbert W. Bergson — Frank P. Blatnik — Ben Boo — Don Bye — Richard E. Ferrario — Martha Firling — Earl Liljegren — Jeanne Luukinen — Carl Meirick — Sam Solon
	Duluth, 1980-1989: Don Bye — Richard E. Ferrario — Janet Nelson — Alan Netland — Sam Solon — Mary Beth Ziegler
	Duluth, 1990-1999: Don Bye — Gail Huntley — Sam Solon
	Duluth, 2000-2009: Prudy Cameron — Gary Doty — Kerry Gauthier — Justin Krych — Sarah Lewerenz — Don Ness — Theresa Reilly — Tonya Sconiers — Sam Solon
	Duluth, 2010-2023: Becky Hall — Bea Kehr — Don Ness

Ely: Vernice Brownell — Angela K. Campbell — William J. Cowling — Alvin Hall — Herbert C. Kelley — Ross Peterson — Peter Schaefer — Roger J. Skraba — J. E. Thompson — P. R. Vail

Eveleth: Joseph R. Begich — Mrs. H. L. Burns — Ray E. Carlson — Ben Constantine — William B. Ellsworth — Ernest Goff — Lewis J. Intihar — Joseph J. Jagunich — Peter Kerze — Mary R. Lushene — Walter J. Smith — Robert Vlaisavljevich

Gilbert: Bill Isle — Thomas D. Vukelich

Hermantown: Mary Murphy — Jennifer B. Wilson

Hibbing:

	Hibbing, year not specified: Rudy Perpich
	Hibbing, 1800-1899: James Gandsey — R. L. Griffin — J. A. McIntyre — Waldo Murphy — A. M. Sicard — J. Fred Twitchell
	Hibbing, 1900-1999: Frank Ansley — Claude M. Atkinson — Cathy Baudeck — Barney Bischoff — A. E. Carleton — A. M. Chisholm — James Collins — Frank Dear — James G. Early — Mrs. A. L. Egge — Mrs. Walter Eisenman — Jack Fena — Helmer Frankson — James Gandsey — John Gannon — Charles Gardner — Mrs. Clarence Hager — John A. Healy — Paul Hitchcock — Peter Hitchcock — Rufus W. Hitchcock — Walter Horn — John Kleffman — Hugh McEwen — Peter McHardy — Roy Mickelson — M. J. Mulvahill — Robert Nickoloff — Elmer Peterson — John Power — Victor L. Power — John Redfern — Mrs. Charles H. Reeves — Mario Reticia — W. C. Rogers — George Teller — Gerald M. Thomas — Walter Thompson — A. B. Timmerman — Larry C. Trost — S. Edward Twigg — H. R. Weirick

Kinney: Loren Rutter

Mountain Iron: Gary Cerkvenik — Kevin Erickson

Orr: Scott W. Erickson

Proctor: Homer M. Carr — William L. Carss — Peg Sweeney — Shannon Sweeney

Tower: John Nevin

Virginia: W. S. Anderson — R. R. Bailey — Stewart Bates — O. H. Griggs — Ingwald M. Jacobson — Jalmer T. Johnson — Eldon Kirsch — Bryan McHugh — Mary McHugh — J. Edward Pearsall — Steve Peterson — J. Carver Richards — Ruth Rosemeier — Ida Rukavina — Oscar Tamte — John Vukelich

West Duluth (now part of Duluth): George J. Mallory

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