Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . d in farming through-out the intervening period. Charles Snoderley was reared upon the old home place and acquired hiseducation in the district schools, but educational facilities at that time were verylimited and, moreover, during much of his youth he had to work, his servicesbeing needed upon the home farm. When his father died he was not yet twenty-one years of age but he took charge of the home farm and became the head ofthe family. Later he took up a homestead in Coyote Gulch, on whi
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Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . d in farming through-out the intervening period. Charles Snoderley was reared upon the old home place and acquired hiseducation in the district schools, but educational facilities at that time were verylimited and, moreover, during much of his youth he had to work, his servicesbeing needed upon the home farm. When his father died he was not yet twenty-one years of age but he took charge of the home farm and became the head ofthe family. Later he took up a homestead in Coyote Gulch, on which he residedfor a number of years, and about 1905 he removed to his present home farm, which he had previously purchased. He has prospered as the years have goneby, for he has worked diligently and persistently, knowing that industry is thebasis of all legitimate and honorable success. He now owns seven hundred acresof land in the home farm and he also leases four hundred and eighty acres, allof which he rents to other parties. In his political views Mr. Snoderley is a democrat, voting for the men and. CHAELES SNODEELEY OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY 711 measures of the party but not seeking office. Fraternally he is connected withthe Independent Order of Foresters. He has proven himself a financier as wellas a farmer in the capable management of his business interests and investmentsand today he is ranked among the successful and substantial residents of Gar-field county, where he has made his home for many years. MILFORD H. BROUGHTON. The northwest with its pulsing industrial activities, its unlimited opportunitiesand its many resources which constitute a call for action, has drawn to it a largenumber of progressive men who have achieved success in this field. Prominentamong the number is Milford H. Broughton, the president and manager of theWalla Walla Iron Works of Walla Walla, Washington. He was born in Fonddu Lac, Wisconsin, on the 8th of June, 1875, his parents being Edward andJ