| | | | Boardman. Star Prairie |Star Prairie| June 15, 1870 |John McClure |Simonds & | | | | Millard. Baldwin |Baldwin | Mch. 14, 1873 |H. J. Baldwin |D. R. Bailey. Roberts |Warren | Jan. 4, 1875 |Geo. Strong |Comstock, Platt | | | | & Co. Deer Park |Cylon | Jan. 25, 1879 |J. W. Remmington|J. A. Humbird. New Saratoga} | | | | Springs } |Stanton | Sept. 17, 1878|John McClure |A. P. Muggey. Hersey |Springfield | Dec. 24, 1880 |Geo. Strong |L. T. Adams. Cylon |Cylon | Sept. 16, 1884|Alfred Pierce |Beebe & | | | | McNarama. Emerald |Emerald | July 13, 1885 |Alfred Pierce |Hurd Brothers. Glenwood |Glenwood | Jan. 2, 1886 |H. J. Baldwin |Glenwood Manf. | | | | Co. Wilson |Springfield | 1886 | |West Wis. Manf. | | | | Co. Woodville |Baldwin | 1886 | |Woodville Lumber | | | | Co. Wildwood |Eau Galle | 1886 | |St. Cx. L. & | | | | Manf. Co. Brookville |Eau Galle | 1886 | |Wood & Decker. Houlton |St. Joseph | Not recorded | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CHAPTER VII. PIERCE COUNTY. This county, named in honor of President Pierce, was separated from St. Croix county in 1853, and organized by the same act that created Polk county, and gave to St. Croix its present limits. It contains about six hundred square miles of territory, lying east of the Mississippi river and Lake St. Croix. It is somewhat triangular in shape, the river and lake forming the hypotenuse, and St. Croix, Dunn and Pepin bounding it by right lines on the north and east, Pepin also forming a small part of its southern boundary.