Native of La Crosse, WI. Prominently known in journalistic and publishing circles in Minneapolis. He was city editor of the Tribune for a time and was one of the survivors of the Tribune fire of 1888. He later organized the Chapin Publishing Company and began the publication of the "Improvement Bulletin." He also conducted the Western Press Clipping Exchange, and continued in the business until his death, which occurred in 1912. Married Virginia E (Coe). There are two sons and a daughter: Rollin C., Harold F. and Eunice E.
Native of La Crosse, WI. Prominently known in journalistic and publishing circles in Minneapolis. He was city editor of the Tribune for a time and was one of the survivors of the Tribune fire of 1888. He later organized the Chapin Publishing Company and began the publication of the "Improvement Bulletin." He also conducted the Western Press Clipping Exchange, and continued in the business until his death, which occurred in 1912. Married Virginia E (Coe). There are two sons and a daughter: Rollin C., Harold F. and Eunice E.
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