From "The History of North Washington" Published 1904

Transcribed by: Nancy Grubb (nancyg@theofficenet.com)
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ELMER L. SHARP 
	Elmer L. Sharp is a young man who has passed the greater portion of 
his life in Washington, coming to Stevens county in territorial days.
   The state of his nativity is Michigan, having been born in Newaygo county,
April 19, 1881. His parents were M.L. and Amelia J. (Saunders) Sharp, his
mother a native of Michigan, the father of Canada. They are mentioned else-
where in this work.
   Elmer L. Sharp was one of nine children, all of whom are mentioned in the
father's biographical history, except William, who is deceased. Our subject
is now residing at Deer Lake, Stevens county. He attended the public schools 
of Loonlake until the age of sixteen years, when he began working for his  
parents, and with whom he remained until he was twenty-two years old. He
then rented his father's farm which he now conducts, having eighty acres
under cultivation and a fair bunch of cattle.
   Mr. Sharp is a Republican, and decidedly well informed on the live issues
of the day. In local politics he manifests a keen interest, and is an ener-
getic, liberal, and public spirited young man.    
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