MINNESOTA HISTORY BULLETIN Michelle Dufault; A Lawyers View of the Kensington Rune Stone; Relations with Western Canada; The Genesis of the Republican Party in Minnesota.

Monuments to the dead, although of the most imposing char- acter and designed by the most celebrated artists, serve only to identify the person ; they do not commemorate his virtues or exemplify his character.

Eulogies pronounced by the most finished orators are but the passing breath of the moment and are soon forgotten.

But a monument reared in the hearts of the people by unselfish and noble devotion to God, to country, and to fellow men will endure as long as memory shall last.

In the life of Captain Henry Castle these qualities were united in a remarkable degree.