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Harolcl P. (Buck) Thoreson, 42,
of Los Angeles, a former Fargoan,
was electrocuted Sunday when
he
accidentally. .
touched a bare ii::r
, wire on a Malibu
lake boat dock.
' f o rTmh eo rr e s o n , a
Fargo
high school, Concordia and NDU
player, ii;ri
football
returnedi
had
with his family
a flshing
frpm
when the
trip
mishap occurred.
Thoreson
The dock ha6
been wired by an amusement company for night boat racing.
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Thoreson was born in Hannaforcl, N. D., June 30, 1907, and as
a boy moved to Fargo with his
parents, R'ev,and Mrs. P. A. Thore60n.
He was graduated from the
University of North Dakota and
in 1929 moved to California where
he served as state relief administrator for San Bernardino county.
He spent several years in Washlngton as a congressional secretary and later became postmaster
in San Bernardino, Calif.
He served in the army air corps in England in Worlil war II, reaching the rank of major.
At the time ol his death Thoregon was an o{icial in a firm of
commercial builders in Los Angeles.
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Surviving are Mrs. Thoreson;
three children, David, Eric and
Barbara; three sisters, Mrs. J. K.
Harwood, N. D., and
jMr..Eioffif,*';
Anetar-Dies'& I
19,{,,
Mr. and Mrs. Gunder Trostacl
of rural Aneta will be honored
Sunday at an oPen house in the
West Prairie church in celebration of their golcien rvedding anniversary.
Attentling will be the couPle's
seven children, 16 grandchildren
The
ancl one great-grandchild'
children are RalPh !f CooPerstown: Olger of Anetal Mrs. Howarcl (Ida) Seeburger of PhiliPs'
Wis.; Mrs. Oscar (Thelma) Olson,
Kloten; Mrs' Nels (E11a) .E-illes.iiana'. nneta; Mrs. Earnie (Clara)
iKnudT
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- Services
I Cooperstown. N. D'
I
lfor Kirudt M. Thompson, 76, whol
township
I died Mondav in his Dover
I
lfarm home, are tentatively set forl
Lutheranl
lsaturdav in Eids.iorcl
lchurch *est of Wal-um, N. D. Rev'l
lRov W. Gilbertson will officiatel
lwith S. J. Quam funeral home inl
lcharse.
I I Boin in Norwav June 13, 1873'1'
andl;
in
1892
lhe came to the U. S.
rI to Grises countv in 1906. He mar- |
lried fiiartha iacobson Nov. 17,1.
lt'K*rurn* are Mrs. tto*pro.,;l
Itwo dauehters, Mrs. RaYmondi
'iWattrs of-Courtenay, N. D., andll
iMrs. Gordon Mickelson of Wimble-l:
ldon, N. D.; five sons, Morris ofl:
.lRevere, N. D., Casper and Johnl'
lat home, Albert of CooPerstownl
land Oscar,with the army in Louis-l'
liana: three sisters. Mrs. Abelonel'
lMyshaug of Hannaford, *.O.,1,
lMrs. Cornelius Englestad of Town- j
lsend, Mont., and Mrs. Margaretl.
lWiiliamson of Newfield, N. Y., andll
114erandchildren. A son, Clarence,l.
lwas kltiea in France in !944,
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P]:f Raffertv of XIi:
chi
lCir-"ii.J tctudys) "J9r."ild^,
lcago,Iil.
Mr. and Mrs. Trostacl were married in 1900, in CooPerstown and
have been lesidents of Griggs
county since that time.
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who
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rorrorl,ing
J i,e-monri,.,
c..W. Holm rvill officia
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Gladys TrostadSStr
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county, she had.
r-esidedin Aneta
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Thtngstad I
Norvral, .Fe-b.22, 18;5, str6 wis lI
married in Norway in 1g?5.Sevenlj
years. later they Came to Dakoii
Ierltory
and after two years in
Hillsboro they homesteided i;
Rafferty Ved v
Mr. and Mrs. Gunder Trostad
of Aneta, N. D., announce the mar;i"e.-;f iheir daughter, GladYs' of
i:-rti"^eo. to Charles Edward Raffertv"of Ponliac, Ill. TheY were
in St. John's Lutheran
-"r.iua
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l-f-tui"ft-l.t Phillips, Wis'-The blide
is
-.- a graduate of Concororg.college' I
Mi.- and Mrs. EarnY Ronnigen
of Binfortl, N. D., brother-in-law
ina iister'of' the bride, were the
A reception followed
"lt""aanis.
h
tfto ftnme of another sister, Mrs.
ttr'' it'i"istaiils
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rlgot, Carl'of Aneta,
..l ; Jamesrown;
-22
& grandchildren
E , r d r r u"lii-ii"r",jrll
srlltur.en a
and
n o II
I:---,""y,..^,
, | +r great-grandchildren.
II
died at Hiltsborolr
.l*,A s9n,-1.{.artin,
.lNov. S, 1949. Another son, John.
I lg:td lwq daughters, Karen anci
{Jutia) Rugstad, also
,
crDU
j lIp5ls_.-+lg{ew
receded
ter i" a""iir.-s6erqu'
Fule.ral
arrangements
are
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in_
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illrs. P. R. Trubsha\Trd
Of ValleY CitY Dies'
Vallev CitY, N' D'-XIrs'
P' R'
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wido*'-of.-a
r d o * ' , o l a lformer
80,
0, w
T r ,it[itti*,
ubshaw, 8
sYgr'st""::'
uond$Y;
died \i:';J""."'?
tiff"i-n".ota. l,!!o
grandchildren
ail;;t*
survive'
and two
Tufi-eland, Once 5r
Of Griggs, f)ead
Services rvill be helcl' todaY
at Odell, Ore., for Gustave AdolPh
Tufteland,61, former Griggs county resident tvho died APril 24'
Mr. Tufteland was born April
14. 1889. at Binford, N. D., and
m6ved to the west coast about five
vears ago. He was a carpenter c
Lnd a veleran o[ World u ar f .
t,
He is survived bY tw-o daughters,
one son, one brother and four sis- o
ters including Mrs. Bertha Feiring V
of Cooperstown, N' D.' and Mrs.
L
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andyeIlow,respectivelv..f'l.'f'?.:nr;-..il;;.rrrLIldI'ge.Wi$ff{'*",1.'*r'fiIi$Hf',
ried
in-law of the bride, wore *'J.enrr wptow rpsnnnrirrarrr"'Ii; Y'jI
Jamestown
is in charge.
u'hite carnations
tJ:Ifi
daisies
in.bouquers
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nieces of the br
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Engeness
haug,
instructor
or Finlev,
inlla i:S;:$i.ot
rini.v,'w.
N. ii.,
girrsand
D.,
flovicrgirrs
rower
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--:l-tf-o0perstown,
of l\Iinnesota.
nirr slStei
wolre
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s h e i s a m e m b e r o f A l p h a G a m m i w o m e n o f B i l l i n g s ,M o n t .
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reaves
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5':J'ifl;f,aR,:#r:'"'it
Mr.Dronen
is
deputv
;ln:'H:1,,,
'eountv
"' f,i::r3:1"""#l:ry.
ditoror Sreere
i,"":l.y#
county'
Bradroia,-ei#"ii"'ri,/!
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#f*.tohn
#f*'*trn
returnrroma weaarneufroig,,ff
ilifil;ih;-:ttut'#l"[i
,.--4r, and Mrs. Thompion are at
igIirTi",t:_y#rFr#t
"+llt
rheUnivers.y
or
i i,^ltiilh."-tend.s
r,lsraduate
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B etrothal AnnounTed,SJ''
Mr. antl Mrs. EclwarclTrost ofll
nqroo-lI
frop-e,
l P e , N . D.,.announce
thp p
&gige:
\. D . . a n n o u n e e liie
$en! of their daughter,f,oriiinelj
Marie, to Donald L. Sussex.
son of Mr. ancl
Mrs. Georqe
Sussex of Hope.
Miss Trost
and Mr. Sussex ii.ii
graduates ;:i_,
are
of Hope hieh ,ii;!
echool. She at- i+.J
tendecV
l allev
City
StatL
Teachers c o lIege and for the
Miss Tro6t
Past two years
lgugtrt school near Cooperstown.
*\, .lr. _Aq present she is teachind
In the Buffalo special aistrict.-l,irl
sussex .attended NDAC ancl is
now In the navy.
Roberta Thorson
rirco ffi
1a4
-\ . /.y
"t
laotpt f,rtt"lroA
'5ztfi
of P;kinDdd
AmericanlJ
McVille, N. D.-The
Legion will be in charge of mili- I'
tary rites for Adolph Kristian I
Tufteland at tlie Sheyenne church I
near Pekin Tuesday at 2:30. Rev. l,
T, K Spande will conduct the I
services.
I
Mr. Tufteland tliecl Tuesday in a I
He
was a I
Grand Forks hospital.
veteran of World war f.
I
in
Nelson
county I
He was born
May 4, 1891, and spent his life as a l
farmer in Bergan township, NeisonI.
county. He married Ju)ia Falomon-l'
son at Finley March 26, 1930.
I
Other survivors are a son. Ken- l:
Clara.
both
daughter,
neth and a
I
at home; a brother, Hogan, Pekin, la
Mrs.
John
Ricksisters,
and thrce
|:
McCullock. lford.
Pekin. Mrs.
Mrs. Mary
Marv McCullock,
ford, Pekin,
I,
Burbank, Calif., and Mrs. Serina lJ
Falomonson,Janrestown.
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Thc body is at the Wonder fu- |
t.
neral home,
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ONCE
TROSETH
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?ITCHHR
$TAR
By a Special CorresPondent
Cooperstown, N, D.-When OIe
A.'Troseth of Cooperstown bowled his 300 at the 16th annual
at Jamestown last
tournament
Sunday, it wasn't the first time
fans and friends have stood on
the sidelines cheering hirn.
Troseth, a few years back, was
known to sport fans of this area
v
Tweed
QoorEBtown
OLE TAOSDTII
. Ariiouncement is made of thcl
ensagemento{ Miss Roberta Thor-'
$bn and William G. Gellner, son
of Mr. Phil Gellner',Langdon, N.D.
Miss Thorson is the daughter of
Mrs. Cynthia Thorson, 1437 12th
St. S., Fargo, and Leonard V. Thorson, 1117llth Ave. N., Fargo. She
is a graduate of Central Hig!
School, Fargo and NDAC and is
a member of Kappa Delta Sorority.
She teaches home economics at
Langdon.
Mr. Gellner operates the Gellner Jewelry at Langdon. He is ai
graduate of St. Alphonsus Highl
Schoolat Lanry_
ffii'iirti:+.*',
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Trost
;of Hope, N. D., announcethe aplproachingmarriage of their daughIter, Darlene Carol, to Robert A.
lsctrmi0t.
Trostis a graduate
of Hope
I tr,tlss
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l:Hanson-Trostad
';Vows
Spoken{t I
t
.
,i Phyllis llanson and Richald C.
:lTrostad were married at a cere:rrnonf in the lionre of the bride. lgroom's btother-in-Iarvand stster,
. l M r ' .a n d M r s . B r u c e H r r e lo l C o o p - , e l s t o w uN
. . D . T h e R e r ' .l ' i d e r n a n u
I olliciated
The blide is the daughter of
e, iiX,h'. 1'. R. llanson of Aneta anti
-1il\Ir. T|ostad lhe son ol
Mr.. Ralph
I ' T r o s t a do f C o o p c r . s t o n . r r .
I V,r. anO ]lr.s. Hoel rver.eilre at-;
ten{lar)ts.
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l ; A l e c e' lp' rt'iuusntl iar dl l o v e d .
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.
g l a c l L readf I r . u r n
l:
'i'r.os_
I \lcVillc High Schooland Mr..
lad
Jrom
Coop€f*o*rr.
J
iHigh School and attended Interqtate BusinessCollege.She is employed by the Clay County Agricultural Service Conservationoffice in
Moorhead.
i Mr. Schmidt graduated from
lHope }Iigh School and attended
INDAC. He has been employed
emploved in
i{arg-o by Northwestern Telilphone
Co. for tbe past two years.
Oct. 4 has been chbsen as the
date. for the weddiqg. It will be in
Trinity Lutheran 0h.
I
^ft'-T".1
ffi?. texoeul, SPEAKER
the Rev.AlbertTaxdahlwill
the speakerand also will sing at
a meetingof the BethelMissionary
Society of the Evangelical Free
C h u r c h T h u r s d a ya t 8 i n t l e l '
church.Miss Oline Egge and
Sdrna Teigland will be the
chiefly as a baseball pitcher. In
1930 and 1931 he was a SL Olaf
coilege ace. A few years a^fter
he giaduated, his arm went bad.
has a remarkeblet
Troseth
Iro loowg
retentivo memory.
pla.yers and thelr records ln any
sport you want .to name. IIe
is the watrking fund of sport
know;ledge in this communlff.
* As a bowler, he ls among: the
in the Cooperstown league.
fllt
winter his average ts 180,
*lg
Jtrt friends say he has been a
below form.
[ttle
Ife has an intense love of
IIe has been
bowling, too.
known to roll 24 lines without
lnterruption.
I{e sa,ys the 300
score in the Jamestolvn tournament is "ilust ono of those
things."
He is serving his third term as
register of deeds of Griggs county. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
PauI Troseth of Hanna"ford.
In his work as registrar, his
retentive memory is helpful also"
phen he has looked up a record
oce he rarelv has to use the inlBx a second time.
ffsnorts
runs in the Troseth
fOmity. His brother, Lloyd, is an
athlete and plays basketball with
NDAC in Fargo. Another brother, Eugene, at home, was also a
,rbaseball nitcher. He has one sis'lter,
vioL, a supervisor at St.
Luke's hospital in Fargo.
-7n
f-/
l.buis Trostad2
Earlv G-rllrdrs
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esident.,Deaid
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, Cooperstown, N. D.-Louis Tro_
stad, 7_7,^r.esident
of Griggs
county
'home
since 1884, died in his
herl
Born Feb.-8;-ib?t,"i;
lhgpdav.
Gudbrandsdalen,
Norway, he cime
to ,Dakota Territory wiili his;;;:
in Firot
i,it3;01?i,,*omesteaded
't:l?i3"',
:i5:':tr'ti jl* f"*:l
*auf,,Xi:'#lJs"',"j""*'iill
f,"j*?f,
steaded north of Jessie. The counie
I Mr. Trostad moved here after
from_farming.ti" t,iA neln
lretiring
arorrector of the JessieFarmeri
company,and a memOer
ryevator,
or
the schoolboard.
W. G. TryeednOnce
GriggsSheriff,.PJ".
WiIIiam_G. T\r-ced, eZ, 0Foftrs-onetown, N. D., contrabtor and
time sheriff of Griggs county, died
late_ Wednesday in-a farg-o' trospital.
Born in Norway April 30, 1881.
Mr. Tweed came to North Dakotd
as a boy, living at Binford until
7922. He married Anna Sorvik of
Cooperstown in 1908. Elected sheriff in 1922, he had livecl in Cooperstorvn since.
He leaves his wife: four sons
and daughters, Donald of Bismarck, John of Vancouver, Wash..
Mrs. Don Clark of Wimbledon.
N. D,, and Bernette of Seatilei
seven brothers, Joseph of pekin.
N.^D., Lewis 8., of tolna, N. D.j
4lfred of Cooperstown,
'ofCarl of
Corinth, N. D., Oscar
Jessie.
N._Q., Toralph of Fjnley, N. D.,
and Maynard of Minneapolis, anci
two sisters,-{ts. R' W. Frizier,
B,-inford, ?ncl Mrs. Dina Johnsonj
Miami. Fla.
Services will be at 1 p. m. todav
in Bethany Free churih of Bin!ord, _Rey,_G. Mellby officiating.
Burial will be at Binford with S. i.
Quam_ funeral home of Cooperstown in charge.
ilNamofufte fo-Boh;;I-
.lPoet.A,tCoopersrown
Surviving are Mrs. Trostad; two
sons,,Oscar-of Coopersto*rr' unO
rr_neoooreoI_Aneta, N. D.; two
daughters,
Mrs. Manlev Torsen_
son of Anet-a and Mrs. ir,f"iii"'N.
Johnson of Cooperstown; two
brothers,. Gundar- and GuV
oi
three_sis_ters,
lvtrJ.-hnria
$,19!1!
Simenson
of Binford,'iVr"r.ltiii"!
g-qgcaard-of Aneta aird rUrs.Craii
s.o-lberg
of. Carnation,Wash.,-ind
srx grandchildren.
._^Services will be Tuesday, at 12
rn tne home herc and at 2l; Wesi
3;iiS;,i;8ifl1n'Ii#'
q Noitrr
ne-ls-
Sentinel-Courlerpubli-sfil
3y!q
eqn€rc.
Mound tbwnshin-.
j,".0",;,nii
l$__6,*i"-fi!t?l{"-"?R"
l9rm_e_r.Maria Lunditen came ro
the United States in 1901: Si;
fit i6ff:t"u
to Mr' rrostadJan.
j^^S_urviving
.arc Mr. Trostad; five
tsons, Oswald,
Leonard and Allen.
at home, Gerhard of Carnation.
wash., anal Roy of Binford. N. D.:
ronr daughters, trtlrs. Melvjn Olsori
ot no^o4ead, Mrs. Walter paul_
-C""a^u,
Bert
:qr-r.or Ktoten, N. D., Mrs.
gr Minneaporis'
a"a
IPjbly_
home, and fiv'e g""na.i,triiJi]l
jat
f . Se-rviceswill be Saturday. at 1l
l.Ln 1qe home and at 2.in Westl
church, Rev. Marcus l.
l{ralrre
lTufteland officiating. S. J. bu;mlf
lruneral home of Cooperstown isll
Jrn charge.
It
'
Knute Thuneo6I,
/,
Binford Native, Dead
w.
Thune,
,rtllj;r,T*
-D.-_Knute
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town,
o., in <irr'uiLu.
Mrs. Fannyffhompson,
GriggsoDead AtBS'{g
Cooperstown, N. D.-Mrs. Fannv Thompson, 83, residcnt of
Broailvie* township 47 Years, died
Saturday night in a CooPerstown
hospital. She had been ill since
March. 1948.
Born May 13, 1865, in Quarn,
England, she was married to Wiiliam Thompson March 31, 1891, in
England. They came to America
in May, 1901, settiing on a homestead in Griggs county south of
her.e. Her husband died Oct. 2,
1942.
Surviving are two chilclren, WilIie of rural Cooperstown, anp Mrs.
Connie Harris of Biuffton, Ind.:
four grandchiidren and six greatgrandchildren.
Services will be Wednesday at 1
p. m. in Tlinity Lutheran church
here, Rev. Corliss R. Rasmussen
officiating. Burial will be in the
Cooperstown cemetery. S. J. Quam
funeral home is in charge.
17-,-r7,---
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l*?"1.,1,xu"""Id;"xtuTi;
1tjgtery -degree_fromttre uniierl
l:itJ
-oi[iia.
a
n€we .editor
eoltor of
of the
the Gri-ss-i
:vr-rn:r newe
Griggs
lrormer
t"3f,T.l"?,'{1f"fl'*";*,.:;*l
home in pilot
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'l;u"g,ge1*;*g',tqE
lldfjfriTYtn"^l;*P;d""X,i,ll
N. D;;-fidfr
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tlschoolprtncioal-'
has-bein_
sciencetnstrucI, l._TSIS
hi;h
I :^oI:Td,99"9_at Coopercto$m
ilIrs. Guy Trostad Of
Griggs County Dead'4f
, tr
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i
oopersto*firtDead
Sgt. C. A. Thompson
Rites At Hannaford,"
tr
I
*#ffin'+;"";;:ii;r*Till
. The former Aadot Johnson was
b_ornDec. 72, 1877, at Stavanger.,
Norway. She came to Minnesotdl
in 1882 and to the Cooperstownr
area in 1883. She was mlrried- tol
-l
Ml. Taxdahl Dec. 12, 1900.
burvlvrng
are Mr. Taxdahl: I
.thre.e_
sons, Ernest of Revere, N, D., I
of
Hannaford,
w. O., and i
9rville_Rev. Albert of Grafton, -N. n.: ifriee
-iiov I
dauHhters,
daughters.Neva
Neva l"d'
:nd Mns'
fvrrs. p^.'l
dt} i
;o;r,..ylt,te-
TIIT rARGO FORUM
l'
u?fl,,;il
$'t'i"l":
rn Dover townlltip, Fqu._Ralph
u ll.rlstopherson
orrrcratrng. Mili_
_tary rit€s will be
!V tne American
Leglon. W. D-
]T
,
wathe of Revere and Mrs, A. M,
of^Rugby,N. D.; 15 grand_
!,eln9ss
cnllctre!; Ibur sisters,MrS. Serina
-
Finclair funerai
n.ome is in
cnarge.
Anderson
l{rr:D.,Ing."i-il&;;;
and
i3lr*f,1,lirr^1d
l.n with
1944,
while setvrng
servl
IIoIIand of Binford, N. D:, Mi;.|:
Dorothea Larson ot ginhatord,
I
P {.j:_ ,TlioTe-sqt. rhornpson
Mrs. Chris Seld;l of
l.
Uooperstown, and a brother,.HanS
Froiland, of Cooperstown.
liiTl^Y-i"',t
Frqn..rvo".i,
the fielci
iil'ffi5:tio*3i-lt:: l:::.tplit
1,944.
.itlasmusThu, S,rttot .7
iCafe Operator, D"^h", f
Iarents he leaves
n.,1,-i.-.^._i^
-{l1s casper,
John
;;:^:.r"ln9{s,
or
"nd
M.jiir-"I
f:T:r^
ry.annarora,-
N. D.-RasmusB. Thu,
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l"',.Iilll5,.^p:,andoicar witrrtrre
:#:""j'u.igljcr in Kansas,ano two
F:1,1?-^J'"i; F"Ymond'waitsl
urs. Corj
i# ui*rilh;;,
#,jl{:,l_ ?:r..at{
aon
\itiffii"d',iil
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tr.ili?iT|l*.*'o', 't cii.o'.
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Surviving are Mrs.
t
I
MRS. DOROTIIEA TOBIASON
Mrs. Dorothea Arneson Tobiason
passed away at Hatton, N. D., Tuesday after a long illness, She was
the sister of Mrs, Anne McDermott,
406 tr'ourteenth st S, and Mrs. W. D.
Ilartman, 63072 First av N, both
of tr'argo,
Borr Feb. 5, 1866, near Deborah,
fowa, she went with her parents,
John and Kristi Arneson. to Granite
In 1881 the family
tr'alls, Minn.
moved to Steele county
She was married Oct. 28, 1896, to
Tollef Tobiason and the couple settled in Beaver Creek townshtp in
1897. In 1907 they moved to their
home near Hatton,
Of the seven children born to
them, three died in infancy and a
son, John Richard, passed away in
1936.
The huaband, three daughters,
Emma and Marie of Hatton and
Alice of Arnegard, survive, as do a
brother, Nels Arneson of CooPerstown and four sisters, Mrs, Ella
Bergstrom of CooPerstown, Mrs.
McDermott and Mrs, Hartman a^nd
Mrs. B. W. Hazard of Valley CitY.
Services will be Saturday at 1:30
in the home and 2 in St. John's
Rev.
Luth€ran church at Hatton.
Mrs.
O. L. Jensen will officiate.
Tobiason rMas a member of the St.
John's church,
lPfle
t rlTZ
)4,
ilv
nn.
in
lva
m,*iii,tll"*il;rilsr
$s..T6'*,*ir"*:#;,#lry;
milii'lg*T'+ffi11illlf
I
n-Riste
lThorron-Ri
YgY'r,"1
Are TakenI n l d a h o :
Miss Mildred Thorson of Riqb"
land, Wash., daughter of G.'f
Thorson of Mclntosh, Minn,, a
Milo Riste, son of Mr. and IVE
Julius Riste of Cooperstown, w,
married at Coeur d' Alene, ldar
on July 14, according to inforl
tion received by friends an'd rl
tives in the cunmunity.
t
Miss Thorson has made t
Es
home with Mr. and Mrs.
Olson of Cooperstov0n.The cot
iare at prcsent making tl
in Richland' Wash.
f,E
lhome
^.,alaP.
,nnoo-J-
he
nd
t ces
ffi{lii,lqy
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ii$i?i
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t
5
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:d
ns
le
o
iliiYai,ru*:'iliii"liil'4::i
gorng overseas in
JuIy,
t
tn
he
fix
j
I
Journal.
He worked at several North Da\ota points, including Sheldon, before enlisting with Co. B in the
national guard for service on the
Mexican border. Later he. served
overseas in World war f with B
company. He was discharged as a
second lieutenant in 1919 ancl returned to Cooperstown.
In 1921 and,I922 he was in nartnership with R. M. Still, operiting
a print shop in Fargo.
He returned to Cooperstown and
was with the Sentinef Courier save.
for the Idaho break until his death. I
* * *
Thompson was married Aug. 16,
1929- in St. Paul, to Gene-vievd
PaFtrSff Enderlin. In addition to
lgr he is survived by a daughter,
Miriam;
one broiher.
Smitli
Thompson, Etbow Lake:'and four
sisters, Mrs. Carl J. Peterson. 606
Third st N, Fargo; Mrs. Tina
Bloomquist, Velva; Mrs. Peter
Gunderson, Valley City, and Mrs.
John Rugrusden, Elbow Lake.
Masonic services will be helrt in
the Masonic temple here at 2 p.m.
Friday. .The S.-J. Quam fuieral
nome ls rn cnarge.
ilfrs. Taxdafuf
,, 71,
Cooperstow:rlr'Dead
_ Mrs. Jesper Taxdahl, 7!, of
cooperstown, N. D., died Monday
-in a Fargo hospital.' Services wiil
be at 2 Thursday in Saron church
F'a&Ult=-Iuedrsc.r".lz-trrap;nc
n 1-,:,--rrF,
SSlhIgP-,I$Egq
l-l
kn*,n,n ,1.,f, t r t . l f t . r
L
- The former Aadot Johnson was
born Dec. 72,].877, at Stavanser.,
Norway, She camb to Minnesiotd I
in 1882 and to the Cooperstownl
area in 1883, She was mbrried tol
Mr. Taxdahl Dec.12. 1900.
I
- Surviving are Mr. Taxclahl: I
three sons, Ernest of Revere. N. D.. I
9rville_.of .Hannaford, N. D., andj
Rev. Albert of Grafton, -Mdl
N. D.: ttrree
"it;;l I
iHarry L. ThompsonDies;
ill\. f). l{ewsmanSincef9I0
ol Cooperstown. N. D.-Harrv
L.rbeen editor-manaser and later
Ie Thomison, one of North Dak-ota'slpublisher of the paper since L925
blbest known weekly newspaperlwhenhe succeededGeraldE Nvq
! puUtistrers,died at his home h'erelupon Nye's appointment as United
Pl early Tuesday.
lStates senator. For a few months
I1.The54-year--|jn1938heoperatedamercantiIe
p^,,1
daughters,
daushters.
NevF
end
l\/Irc
Neva-ln<i
Wathe of Revere and Mrs. A. M. I
Spln_ess
of-Rugby,N. D.; 15 grand-i
cnlrqren;rour sisters,Mrs. Serinal
Holland of Binford, N. D., Mrs.l"
cto1clpub]isr'drotffi|establishmenfinIdahobutreturn-
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,"i;'$:
Dorothea Larson of Hannaforcl.
Mrs Inge, Anderson of Langdon,
N. D., and Mrs. Chris Seld;l of
qooperstown, and a brother, Hans
Froiland, of Cooperstown.
iile' ;t;
.jl(asmusThu, SuttoJ/
jCafe Operaror, Deah, f
?TI o."f;ffiiiil
i f,83"'"T
Wffi
fiv from which ne
lt?ru?l
oneterm as
l;;ffi;;; "f,"-y":Jlfr#?t
li$Jseived
?ilff,?,T
d:ffi.iS.::f;
II:3"T,
Re A member.try{
u'*^.^*-^^_
lrastings,
N.p.,{"r..3,
|-^Fp.l at";;;"d-;ith'i,i'j
-suffered
ffi-l
ffiii,
All failecl to ral)y. ffi[',,iuffii
arr the North Dako-
/*,*".:St
!H,!,?-iiIo'i.i;iii
I:jl'
/xim1,"H:,"tffi"':Hjs?l
-^ll1ry_iying al^e Mrs. Thu; ftve
ilTiiH"1,1"Slf,T'
* V:;-*;
t
I
MRs: DoNOTHfrA TOBIASON
Mrs. Dorothea Arneson Tobiason
passed away at Hatton, N. D., Tuesday after a long illness, She was
the sister of Mrs' Ann& McDermott,
406 Fourteenth st S' and Mrs. W. D.
Ifartman, 6307r Firs! av N, both
of I'argo,
Born F'eb. 5, 1866, ne&f Deborah,
fowa, she went with her Parents'
John and Kri5ti Arneson, to Granite
ylt::+'#*$ll#idrlTf;
will be in Mabel Lu,,1_"3i"S.
clrl1.crr^or-Sulton
ar 2 wed::::i1
c..
-i.''
ru.-iiasmussen
-r-uneiar
of_
lt::9iv-,_R.I.
S
a;?".li'""r",i,ilfj;
ili:l'1""^ J. Quam
,'urrrcut uooperstown
" S t o w n iis
s in
i - charga,
^L ^--^ I
Vows. I
Thorson-Riste
a
r
t
.
r
r
r
l
r
l
Are TakenIn ldahd :
rAliss Mildred Thorson of Riglr"
land, Wash., daughter of G, t
Thorson of Mclntosh, Minn., a
Milo Riste. son of Mr. and IVE
Julius Riste of CooPerstown' w
them, three diecl in infancY and a
son, John Richard, Passed a.way fu:r
1936.
The huaband, three daughters,
Emma and Marie of Hatton and
Alice of Arnegard, survive, as do a
brother, NeIs Arneson of CooPerstown and four sisters, Mrs. Ella
Bergstrom of CooPerstown, Mrs.
McDermott and Mrs. Hartman a^nd
Mrs. B. W, Hazard of ValIeY CitY'
Services will be SaturdaY at 1:30
in the home and 2 in St. John's
Rev.
Lutheran church at Hatton.
Mrs.
O. L. Jensen will officiate.
Tobiason was a member of the St.
John's church.
nc-aP. ,lnpo-t-
triliiift:?HH.fli,,?''i;iXil
tion received by friends and r[
tives in the cornmunitY.
t
Miss Thorson has made i
home with Mr. and Mrs' Es
Olso.n of CooPerstovfn.The cot
iare at Pr€sent making tl
in Richland; Wash.
f,E
lhome
*
*
*
tu*ilv
trdy4, ne
off"T
u''r''atoErbow
Lake'
Minri'
3:l:?"rtf;:'i'"
'
1*fttlt"ttrl;"1T
He returned to North Dakota in
rtnr *-^aiAanr nr +hor gr6up._
o,l,t.
Tlo trf'l
if*tt",tru3:,t.r"".",1:fr,}tl
a,iri
ortnat
f reii-tidnt?,t"
-anied Ether-rl;;iii
XFutr;.,.^flu
f ili?i'iill8.N' D'' at ca'son'
ldistrict in the 1945 session.
I,nfl"lt,T'i*,1?"T"#B3*"rl3,i:
He worked at several North Dakota points, including Sheldon, before enlisting with Co. B in the
national guard for service on the
Mexican border. Later he. served
rseas in Woild war I with B
. He was discharged as a
nt in 1919 and returned to Cooperstown.
In 1921 and.7922 he was in partnership with R. M. Still, operating
a print shop in Fargo.
He returned to Cooperstown and
was with the Sentinel Courier save
for the fdaho break until his cleath.
* * *
Thompson was married Aug. 16,
l9?9, h St. Paul. to Genevieve
PaE#ff
Enderlin. In addition to
her he is survived by a daughter,
Miriam;
one brother,
Smith
Thompson, Elbow Lake; and four
sisters, Mrs. Carl J. Peterson, 606
Thircl st N, Fargo; Mrs. Tina
Bioomquist, Velva; Mrs. Peter
Gunderson, Valley City, and Mrs.
John Rugrusden, Elbow Lake,
Masonic services will be heltl in
the Masonic temple here at 2 p. m.
Friday. The S. J. Quam funeral
home is in charge.
lla;rrrwiw*aiTtta"na
'1v
ows
spd:;:
Ilffi
lHiij**tffi?.';
r|ffil
lw_
White
glaclioii and r
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r+T*3Ft:!^r$$p.'ffrHtl
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1""+fl#ffii$;.1"",,"",..,,;;;l
sown oI wnrle salln wrln a rnar'-I
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r-ee,.:
Jfli"llffi"#'o.,
$:f:,'J""r'iI"",?15."*.u*illl
;
I
a"a-,io"ii"uetUio the hem of a, rl. Tle ceremony
.i*t-ii"i":
I
the.Norway 1
l, reaa-trimmla-iapi -lin
'at Aneta'
liretd in piace her fingertip. -veil.|
LShe carried a lavender orchid on |
!a white Bib]e.
I
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T"5"{f,:i
l;ig'T,fifl,ei?"n:?'i":
V\ames I
Ift1ffiT;1'*'g:l:*:T+1,:';"f{i{
i Iattendtl
lOuanbeck of Aneta ar
lNelson of Hannaford.
taf-1,
lgowned alike in organdy over tafl,
orcnld' Iltr
wore orchid,
f'eta, Miss Vangsnessw-ore
Ilfeta,
I Miss Mildredl
lnamed Miss Arll
otn|
ilsi'.".1'f.1:
#si?i.,1'.1.1''l
li^:H'"a;fr'T":'T"fi,:u
1.'"t"-*aia
IS:x'
l' I|ITr".
"a;fi:"'ff"fi,:'
Dunqay, All
Mandanl- lolng D
l- Meredith Bjornson of Mandanl
I'
She worel
lbecomes the bri{
lwas the flower girl.
lbecome
otl
re of Fargo. I
carried a basket ofl
loale llue
loite
blue and cariied
ll,ee
ll.ee
a
Bridesmaids wi
li'ose
i'ose petals. Her bracelet was al
I Bridt
Norvall, Lee, l tlQ-g"nf:
Norvall
gift
sift
lQuanbeck of Ar
eift fiom the bride. Norvall-Lee,
teall :lMiss Ruth Nelso
of teall
suit of
wore a
a suit
ringbearer, wore
The
fhe ringbearer,
btue.
I i;lS:B.t
lN.D.
andl 'lil - Miss
Mips Tufteland
bride andl
the bride
motfrers of the
lhe mothers
Ctre
wore brue and hadl
bridegroom
tl+fltgji:
"oi'nT"t"iou'sbrother,Kennethl$ltlt;:;:
fuliefa"A-ot Aneta,was best man' | $lLee'15
CioomsmenvgereGerald and El-l' illand w
jf-s
;'"t*":jj:Ti?i,l""""lfi?#
l':Itt ix?
R:if: :"j',:',T"'
; iti|*fl'ili
"Titfft
Brfiii,Sh
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SFI"F"#J.
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I
|
3t",ll}:"it.,1'3li""i'
--Uoo"
"iff".:l'";i
il;l"mj
their return from a wed-l 'll4glat
dind trip, the couple will makelt l9To9gr
iireir iroiie in Fargb. Mr' Lee isl[rl*tngoet
st"t.rifilrllqgi
by theNorthern
emptoyed
%ilxiffi.r
-- ].
ll,K"rl-ir f're"f*'l Efi
o;t C"on]Sbtaff
I'
[o'Kathryn
Tweeten of Comstock,
Ii
l
:"?'jl":f
||ur a*"'::ff'l#
I
| |"r'u*iil"1"ifil;"g",au"t",
Ii
'llshe has taught in high schoolsatl;
ll Moorhead, Pelican RaPids and lJ
llBarnesville, Minn., and Cooners-lf
the nast fewll
lltown, N. O. Fc
in the;l
has
residetl
sle
livears,
llSouthwest.
I
-,
lr
tf 0t
u?i
Tuftetrand"Lee
Yyn:spqky
-l lffi
rose.s,
whitesracriori-ancr
_com-llt"-ftrJ+x'iXlt
Mrs. Susie'Talle
,,,{
l"J*H:s4*i,l**
l*l}itlhii'yd-}il,Til"dii."i{:id
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i$s,"fu':h,{i#x"."rri:nxT#l
l'v**#trlt*'=qr.{$#
i'i# "#'Bi"'1&d' N'
lRn"tu, N, D., SundaY,for the mar-l
lriaee of Miidred Tufteland, daugh-, ;
Itei ot Rev. and Mrs. Marcus I
-o',
berorelt
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[ir*##l$g{i'-$3i*|
.;1$i*'ffif:il;u,ie
lrufterandd
ALgh:jld^kyt\:l X.l :
vr
F.:r i;L
l l I allvr
iri::l'itT i
-lAneta, Arthur
vultr
n , " u . i u i t " i i " d - r e a d t h e c e r e - l , | i t . : . . . ' l , i ' i i . " f f i , t 4 ' | i . t T iffii'l:;ll{4
i ' f f . i t I . . .lttalf
i ' ' s ' L esto nN,
a r -ld - o f
nd Rev. Lee preached the i
i
Miss Dorothy Larson of Hanna-l
| ,lii"lr:,,1;i,j;,,'lrtiW*W. ',irtritilil:i;u;ii
-lveCbiri
'lil'Jtiti'Jr
l-+';!91
o"l.uns-.
New Or
of ti.#
oscar Gunderson;
toiO piaveA the wedding music and i {
lnio'ir16r,--lvtrs.
onegreat-g1"*, accoripaniment for Miss Thelma | '
io Lii,'ia.-tila"en-,
I
slsI eakke ot McVilIe, who sang I
;lchift and several brothers ancl
-",1
the Years" and "Thel
riii"i,gri-tr'e_-veii3''and.,Th6||,-.l.u:"ul1.j}'';",".fil"ij"";h";l"Through
il"trui..,
win be nt MabelL'.Lord'sprayer."
.llgd^-{-*:;l*:};,*;"1*"lil::
:1119.:P3y"tih'1f,#i'"6?T;'".""i; tl*t!"i"'iiro"ii atz rhurFd:v'_lgY'll
th; b"id;worea princess-styledl
gownof white satin-with..amar-l l$?,Yfl::""#,']'#"'-=;";'RH:
yoke
with lace"
:lc-"-"tiriM_.R".smussenPf
$o?R::*
;F*"f;L#11
E'9'Lee' l5r|renrn sr r\
i1liil;"i^o';'3t-cooperstown
Iigvl-","**:'%
in
'"ia"""'iti"'Jd
lwr*
"
i?"i' ;1,-tl"^"S11T,:1t'Y,+i"li'"Jnt"joenarse.
i"--Ir";-t'i"ii
l3lS't.?i'.iiiii"h|1"iili"iii'=#o"'""il.|i"it,-",NorwayLutheranchurchcnarge.
'at Aneta'
edgecl
;uisette
the skirt
iti"l
trimnied iiii,
Panels
of- lace t"ifrtiea
Fli!r!""ot"ri'.-.
I fruiO in piace her flngertip. -veil.|
lMisses
Quanbeck
""u#SiX".t,_l3lil'
lT*ro_,
blue.
-ihe
mothers of the bride andl
;l - MiFs
wore blue antt hatll
uriaeeroom
il+i,t;f:i1
tofrf.g"t;"i4.'s
b'other,Kennethliltn;-t-"J
mlillana of Aneta,was best ma{t'| $lLee'15
u'ere Gerald antl El-l' ;tlland-wi
a;;;;tt."
#*n
nlln
*g*t**
:::|Ji","|ifi
|,
i
|
ii^?;""i:ffition
;l#r.t!
in the"n"*nll
-fikii6",
;:t"51;^u',ft?tl'd"3tiT'""*
:ffi
ll 'llttVt
:Iii"d-'i"
'il
aunts of the bride'll
;i
orll
::i":'*nson ;l::lid:
ilg* Xl':,n?
gl*
ltf"il'"""'.gi'"#"di{i
h,Iet*iH
st"t.rll;ln1ffi3b
Northern
.-pr"v.aby the
%iln:"ar
j;:ilii
@rt*\'n T\e.e3;l
I,o" o;t G"o"l$btaff
i
*r"TI*,Til"
IIx*"
I
"g"E':tdr
-x':";*u'll'Tffl;"
II
g,"au"t",
Ii
,llsire has taught in high' schoolsatl;
llMoorhead, Peliean RaPids andll
llearnesville, Minn., and Cooners-if
rewlf
lltor", N. D.- Forre$oeq
!ir-e
-nast
rn rnell
lly€ars, she haa
lisouthwest.
at-'
I
di
tL4
|
,Twftel,and"Lee
'VowsSpoken.i I
iI
Mrs. Susie,Talle
Of Suttof Dead -
White gladioli anal roses, com-l
I
bined with greenery and whiteJ ;l
in candelabra decorated thel -l
Itapers
'N6rway
church atl .l
Lutheran
lAneta, N. D., Sunday, for the mar- i . I
lriage of Mildrecl Tufteland, daugh-i ;l
Itei of Rev. and Mrs. Marcus | |
lTufteland of Aneta, andl Luther M. | :l
Lee, son of Rev. and Mrs. E. O. l ll
Lee. 1537 Tenth st N,
I I
Rev. Tufteland read the cere-l rl
thei
Lee
mony and Rev,
Preachecl
;]
sermon.
rwedding
-oo"othy
of
HannaLarson
Mii.
i
ford played the wedding music and 1 r
Thelmal
Miss
for
:
,accompaniment
I Bakke of McViIle, who sang I I 'nev.
anA Mrs' Marcus Tufte'
I
Years"
and
the
"Thel
i"Through
Aneta, N. D., announce
of
lland.
llord's Praver."
I 'l
marriageof their
ih"-"pp"ou"hinl
:
princess-styled
wore
a
I fire brid6
|
Orinne, to
Mitareal
laaugirfer,
marwith
a
I eown of white satin
|
yoke
with
lace.l
edged
1duisette
lFaneis of lace trimmed the skirt
,l The ceremony will be AqC' 2t
iand continuet to the hem of a' I.lin-iiu
NorwaY Lutheran church
cap
lcourt train. A bead-trimmed
I lat..{neta.
piace
veil.l
fingertip
her
Itretd in
_,
,.
lshe carried a lavender orchicl onl
ra white Bible.
I
i Miss Arlene Vangsness of Fargo I
j
the
ancl
iwas the maid of honor,
I bridesmaids were Miss Betty I
lQuanbeck of Aneta and Miss Ruth I
lNelson of Hannaford. TheY werel'
Tuftelancl ftar l{
I gowned alike in organdy over taf- l, I Uiss Mildred
lfeta. Miss Vangsnesswor€ orchrol li lnamed Miss Arlene Vangsness of jl
pale
lMisses Quanbeck and Nelson.
I' lFargo maid.of honor for her wed- ll
I green and yellow, respectrvety'I
l- Meredith Bjornson of Mandan l- lding S,unday, Aug. 21, when sheli'
lwas the flower girl. She wore 1 Ibecomes the bride of Luther M. l€
I
I pate blue and carried a basket of I ll.ee of Fargo.
lrose petals. Her bracelet was a I I Bridesmaids will be Miss Bettyls
Lee,
gift fiom the bride. Norvall^
I lQuanbeck of Aneta, N. D., andli
the ringbearer, wore a sult or rear I ;lMiss Ruth Nelson of Hannaford, ll
ilN. D.
lc
blh"t
u *ottrurs of the trioe ana | ;ll Miss Tuftelantl of Fargo is thelv
hadl
of
and
and
Rev.
Mrs.
Marcus l__
bridegroom wore blue
If ldaughter
$lTufteland of Aneta. Mr. Lee isl.u
j
of
son
Rev.
and
Mrs.
E. O. lg'
"oitf"*utn"ia"'s b'other, xen"eilrl $lthe
bestlngT'I g
$ll.ee, 1537 Tenth st N. Rev. Tufte-lr
of Aneta,-was
Tuftelancl
'
lrlwill
officiate
the
..lland
at
ceremonyl-,
Groomsmen u'ere Gerald and
l'
ilin the Norway Lutheran churchl.tvr
vin Lee of Fargo, brothers of the I rL
la*
an-o
bridesroom. Arthur Johnson
ll ,'llof Aneta.
Kenneth T\:fteland of Aneta, llt(
Royce Nelson,-both of Hannatorcl' l. "I
N. D.. ushered.
l l - lthe bride's brother, will be best l!,-:
At a recePtion in the churchllr :lman. Groomsmen will be Geraldltt
parlors, Mrs. Leander Quanb-eckll '.land Elvin Lee, both of Fargo, ler
lbrothers of the bridegroom. Ar-18
6f Aneta, and Mrs. 9erald-{'litll .'lthur
'lS
of Inkster, aunts ot the Drroe'll 'lbottr Johnson and Rovce Nelson.lo;
ot Hannaford, wiil usher.
noured' Mrs. Christ Bjornson otll '
rl
)
Little
Meredith
Bjornson
of I
Mandan cut the cake.
I
Upon their return from a wed- l, -,lMandan, N. D., cousin of thelse
girl.
will
flower
be
the
l!
cline triP. the couPle will make1l lbridegroom,
their hoine in Fargo. Mr. Lee isllt lRingbearer will be Norval Lee of lI
the
bridegroom's
brother.
lt
employed bY the Northern Statesll: lFargo,
I t I Misses Nelson and Vanssnesslh
Power compqny.
lwere recent hostesses at a trria*lR
lshower for Miss Tufteland. Theln:
levent was held in the Vanssnessl
lhome, 450 Elmwood av.
lB
rr:
| _- _- - -::-::--:----:-
Sutton, N. D'-Mrs' SusieTallel
i
l-w
6o:;;iAb;i' ot Nortt,P159-8.:3i'
Burlington'1
i"""s.-li"a sunclayin
It
W;;h., Jvhile visitin-g a-dagehter'
Peterson.She lived.for alr
ni"J. -;i
iou -Bili&d;
iIilff+
ilft#ti""."
1.5f"rb'*
li
.lHatf st N, l
- | Aneta, Arthur
.lton. ancl Mrs.
't"".dtrri-Jr
lAttendunts
liKathrYn Tweeten I
l:Olr Oak G"otl$btaff ;
li Kathryn Tweeten of comstock,l
llUltrn., has joined the facultv of l'
ll Oat Crove seminarY as Englishi
Il teacherancllibrarian.
l,
ll A Concordia eollege graduate,ll
,llshe has taught in high schoolsatl;
| | Moorhead, Pelican RaPids and lJ
llBarnesville, Minn., and Coopers-ll
lltown, N, O. For the Past fewlJ
livears, she has resideil in tneil
llSouthwest.
rt-
i
li
Willram
uasler-
Niw orteans,l-+'; !91
Guntlerson;l
liiJ'ituir,'-tvtis. oscar great
glano-l.
110 erandchildren, one
brot[ers and sis;;A;averai
;lgr'tit'o
I
$"*i'l;"i'l
Im:gu:#3;'&i,'
W"rrnsT6eA
'l'q
N. D, beforelr
i'1"'.;
lmovingto Sutton.
,l(
I Surviving are f-o-ur senl anol,ltrti* daug:hters,ryrs. telersghl]
,fr
trl
E
Key StriPs for
€ s€ilt to Servi
OR REG.
tcE
TUICE
I $tr:+
Potpourri
_Batting for Lloyd Sveen,
who is on vacation, Ray C, Dobson, business manager of the
Minot Daily News and one of
Nortl
Dakota's most widely
knowh newspapermen, doei
lome reminiscing for Fargo
.rorum feaders.
By BAy;oBsoN
Of course Lloyd Sveen wasn't
aware of the fact, antl very likely
no one much cares, but I'm accepting this occ a s i o no f p i n c h
hitting for him in
filling the Potpourri column
to make note of
the fact that it
was 30 years ago
that I began
pewspaper work
in North Dakota.
It was three
decades ago - in
qq-wqantomhar
1QlQ
Dobson
i""ili.ji:".d-jti,"t
I was hired by the late Perby R.
Trubshaw to be a combination
bookkeeper and stenographer on
the Valley City Times Record. I
stiil have the letter he wrote me
at Finley, where I was pitching
bundles on a threshing machine,
sayinq the job was rpine-for $18
a weeK.
fnasmuch as I was getting $5 a
day using a pitchfork, this was a
considerable come down so far as
my personal economy was concerned, but Percy was a good ietand furthermore I
ter writer,
diCn't enjoy getting up at 4 a. m.
to be a valet to a team of horses.
A3\ tribute to the effectiveness
of Faigo Forum advertising, it
should be recorded that Mr, Trubshaw and I got acquaintecl through
the want ad columns of the Forum,
where I had inserted an ad saying
that I wantecl an office iob. I told
him about my business background
in Minnesota, selling lightning rods
and pianos, and keeping books in
a city auditor's office, without
mentioning that this experience
was limited to a few months.
There was one other rePIY to the
ad-froin a harness store in Fargo.
In view nf the way olcl tlobbin has
been replaced by the tractor, I
have often wondered what I might
bc doing now, if I had joined uP
in the harness business instead
of a newspaper.
* { . *
Some memories crowding along
when you look back over Your
shouider for 30 years in North
Dakota, because except for a few
months when I worked on newspapers at Red Wing, Minn., and
Chippewa Fails, Wis., all of that
time has been spent in this state;
since October, 7921, with the
Minot Daily News.
* * *
Maybe one of the reasons I liked
North Dakota is the fact it was
and is a young state, No one ever
folds his hands and figures the job
is done. There was ancl is plenty
of elbow room for everyone.
Having mat
passing from
Scene of the
rEE FARE{' FORT'M
anniversary
mental mome
handkerchief i
eye as I t-hinl
pearance oI tll
and grain sePa
smells around t
that you never'
A station agent with 50 years of ma
And bless the r
er's hired girl Northern Pacific railroad service t o .
up with lunch has arrived in Moorhead to replace
runner to tod
a station agent with 49 years servoffices emptY t
for their favo ice.
Davis
E. T. Thompson, from Valley
I never realizl
asonrc
be a separatot
of
choice, run a
vacated
by
R.
Dkis,
M.
has and
ways envied t
ired beCquseo\ill
T
Ith.
from a merc<
art€
cause I knew
2a\,23,\gan\
more money
as\ cashi
\iN..a
was more tha
rnt\n Fhreo iXJur
in plugging tI
a belt\to jun
able to enjoy
-fi-fmbihe-ad;Thomps6r
work, as well
icent- \ I
rator man ea
Worker With I\P 50 Years
f{ew Agent In Moorhead
cm
and his
wife resideat 607Ntnth st N. The
|
re- couple has foursryn3;-4l
Seems to m,
- *they threw me bodilY out of a
hall at Kenmare in 7924, where I
went as a reporter to cover their
national convention.The seat of my
. trousers sliding in the gravel was
somewhat damagetl, but mY feelings were what suffered the most.
It-was at HoPe, N. D', one fall
while sitting on a sidewalk curb
waiting to be hired bY some farmer, that I first heard a "wobbly"
make the crack that was characteristic of his clan, when he toltl
a farmer to bring the iob into town
and let him look it over.
(The term "wobbly" refers to
members of the once potent
militant organization known as
the fndustrial Workers of the
World).
r t r t *
Farming in North Dakota and
farming in Europe where I recently spent three weeks as a guest of
Unitecl States airforce afford contrasts f never shall forget. We
oftentimes use more good earth
in North Dakota on which to turn
around with farm machinery than
many European farmers till for
their livelihooil. Centuries of use
of their soil has depletecl its
fertility to rnake fertilization a
must. Contrasted with our ranges
in North Dakota where thousands
of head of livestock graze, a farmer in Germany, if he has a cow,
carefully guards her to prevent
theft, and she sleeps in a part of
the building that also is the farmer's home.
t
*
*
Burning strawpiles in North Dakota always prwitled a spectacular
night scene in the days gone by.
Just to keep the reeord straight,
I Uke tt better now in North Datoto .wlters .the . night sky in so,
Actually, I don't feel bacllY about
the passing of the horse, the steam
engine, grain separator and the
wobbly.
I do, in all sincerity, feel sorrY
for those former North Dakotans
who were such poor mathematicians that when adding two and
two, about the state and its future,,
they came up with the wrong an- |
I
swer of zero.
,lI-"..ThoTnpson/Rites At Binford,fl
yq:i;{g:
.f.";
"t d;;i"flm:
t"rft;si1"iril;i"ir
"i^t .{1i'."T*f lt","t"tt
xiliii:B:;:'
1.,!l:, jl: r.. fleuc,nd will officiate.
LJlrDerfsonand Henry anO
fmer
rva sm,bornNov,
,,.Nriinr]h,?rn3son
1900,.in Bi;iord.- Th';'i;;;"";
*il"J3;il:J
--zz,
i1;i-gi*";]":f,:'
j..Thpmnson .rurv
ISooroll
1922. at Binford.
^^!1""j: survived_byMr. Thomp_
:9li rguT sons, Jerinings,a stu_
Jl tf 'BHfl
#'sfi;?,yi3:
iF-:
i
3l_Iorgeljta.tioned in Texas, Noi_
taaiigit"rs,
II., and' John
Tui,gl Kankakee,
of
i*"
Mrs.
^_Bjnlord;
trlqngl
Strommeof tiampton. Ill^.
pjlnqt_!
t&'ii J n?"ff
iiii,'i?;".*iii,
l\trs,_Irene
g,{rd
g,1dMrp,.
r.ene Higre-;i
Haste ot ciiiti;
Cfift""
and -tour
and
tour grandchildren.
grandchildren.
urlr-
_
^.y.."R
town,
luneral. home of Coopers_
N. D., is in ctririe.
Potpourri
Batting
for Lloyd Sveen,
who is on vacation, Ray C. Dobson, business manager of the
Minot Daily News and one of
North Dakota's most witlely
knowh newspapermen, does
some reminiscing for Fargo
Forum readers.
By RAY DOBSON
Of course Lloyd Sveen wasn't
aware of the fact, and very likely
no one much cares, but I'm acthis
C€Pting
t:::::lt:i
oc-
oj n.i.nc.h
iiiiri;S+::9"
hitting for him in
',,',,,, filling
.,,,,i..,,
..,,i'l,i'.,,
the
Pot-
",i"Y"*"l
[,;',wi1@N11
?SHiiol
ti#;.ii!
FtrffiMsff$w
was 30 years ago
that I began
newspaDer work
in Ntirth Dakota.
It was three
decades ago - in
September.
1919.
Dobsorr
to be exaci-thaf
I was hired by the late Perby R.
Trubshaw to be a combination
bookkeeper and stenographer on
the Vailey City Times Record. I
still have the letter he wrote me
at Finley, where I was pitching
bundles on a threshing machine,
saying the job was rpine-for $18
a week.
Inasmuch as I was getting $5 a
day using a pitchfork, this was a
considerable come down so far as
my personal economy was concerned, but Percy was a good letand furthermore I
ter writer,
didn't enjoy getting up at 4 a. m.
to be a valet to a team of horses.
A3'E tribute to the effectiveness
of Faigo Forum advertising, it
should be recorded that Mr. Trub'
shaw and I got acquainted through
the want ad columns of the Forum,
where I had inserted an ad saYing
that I wantecl an office iob. I told
him about my business background
in Minnesota, selling lightning rods
and pianos, and keePing books in
a ciiy auditor's office, without
mentioning that this exPerience
was ]imitetl to a few months.
There was one other rePlY to the
ad-from a harness store in Fargo.
In view of the waY old dobbin has
been replar:ecl bv the tractor, I
have often wondereclwhat I might
be doing now, if I had joinecl uP
in the harness business instead
of a newspaper.
* * *
Some memories crowding along
when you look back over Your
shouider for 30 Years in North
Dakota, because excePt for a few
months when I worked on newspapers at Recl Wing, Minn., and
Chippewa Falls, Wis., all of that
time has been spent in this state;
since October, !92]., with the
Minot Daiiy News.
* * *
Maybe one of the teasons I liked
North Dakota is the fact it was
and is a young state. No one ever
folds his hands and figures the job
is done, There was ancl is plenty
of elbow room for everyone.
Having made mention of the
oassins from the North Dakota
icene of the horse, on this 30th
anniversary Pardon me a sentimental mbment while I dab a
handkerchief in the corner of mY
€ye as I think about the disaPengine
o-earanceof the otd steam
'Ihere
hnd
erain separator.. There were
and grain
machine
a thresnlng
threshing macnrne
smell-saround
around
arc
smells
Emells
that you never find anywhere- else.
Ancl 6less the memorY of the farmer's hired girl who used to show
up with lunch and coffee-a forerinner to today's custom where
offices empty as the fo-Iks take off
for their lavorite coffee counter'
I never realized one ambition-to
be a separator man, or second
run a steam engine. I alchoice.'envied
those fellowsl Pa{tly
ways
froin a mercenary viewPoint, because I knew theY were getting
more money than I was. There
was more than a little satisfaction
in plugging the sep-arator,causing
a belt- to .jump off, and thus be
able to enjoY a brief resPite from
work. as well as to make the separator man earn hls money.
*
*
,GOrCIRtru
lEdwin Lee, 50,
. lllitterdal, Dies
Hitterdal, Minn.-Edwin
Lee.
l
I
.- | lifelong resident of this area, di,
his farm honie here Frida
il-lat
was due to a heart ailmer
iif'lDeath
'o.r Services will be at 2 Wednesdt
I
Hitterdal Lutheran church, Re
6lin
ffi
r*lu'';*iT;:lfr*:ii"if;*3""
ffilneral home of Lake Park is
ffilcharge.
ffii -Born at Gary, Minn., June 1
ffii1900, Mr. Lee liad farmed at At
?""#l?
ryffi;lg:.?IiT6J31'J"1
',f,l.tui"t"T"J
Wltii"^i.l"J:f
Jerome, at home, and pv
ffilqnd
ffi|h","":Vg:,
Tu'"",?ii3","ir*
I home; his f ather, Tollof Lee of Adr
ln6f three brothbrs, Carl of 671/zBroat
lway, Fargo, Theodore of Ada ar
6slMelvin of Richmond, Va., and
J
t
I
Seems to me, too, that there was I
:leicfcr
nfnq
a lot of concern in those daYs of
years about the "wobblies"€
other -to
goine
take over. I can testifyi'manv farm-coumunities
-reflects
wired farms'
"wobblies" were toughlthe glow from.REA
[t it-tftor"
* *
:ftrev itriew me bodily out of al
hall it Kenmare in 7924,where Il
Delhprf
Rant"Ia,
Actually, f -don't-feelbacllyabout
went as a reporter to cover theirlthe passing of the horse, the stearn
nationaf convention.Theseatofmy lengine, grain separator and the
. trousers slidine in the gravel was lwobbly.
somewhat darn'aged, bui my feel- | I do, in all sincerity, f9el- sorrl
ings were wfiat suffereit the most- lfor those former N9"t! _D.3\9131'
rrop", N. D., one faillwho were such poor mathematil['*ur-it
while sitting on a sidewalk-curblcians that when adding..twi.anal
wuiiins ttr b.-ehired by some farm-ltwo, about the state andits future,.
er, that I first heard a "wobblv" lthey came up with the wrong an- l
I
make the crack that was char- lswer of zero.
acteristic of his clan, when he tolclla farmer to bring the iob into town
and let him look it over.
(The term "wobb]y" refers to
ls. Thornpson,,
T
members of the once potent l'
militant organization known as I
the fndustrial Workers of the |
worrd). * . .
I
lnii".;ffi#;d;
;Kitpe
A+ uullu.f-(l'3l
fpl
/rl
l^ltrvD
D._services
for
""3inl!19,_.W.
lf".,i.j'E:'Tng'1p_._91,rg,";Tiaiiii
Jo.q
here,
i,t,,,tll1
feiersin"iome
Frank.oien.
q"-t{.*i
Farming.in North, Dakota an<ll
z Saiuraav'ii"iiro"L'u"j
)'Jll b" at
where-r
r]"",_qt*i,{" oi' njiri"t.
farmingii Europe
199_qn1;l
l*:"1"
ngy v e. H"riuli;'*iii #illllS.
iy spenithreeweeks eu"ii otl
"
Pallbea.rers will Le
l-Pallbearers
i_
airforce"rafford
affoid
con-l|
conUnifed States
Unifed
States airforce
CLo'.e; ,"O
_wi'll br. A;.;;.-"
trasts r never shall forgej.
w-ul
oftentimesuse more go-odearthl
in North Dakota on whJch to lurn 1
around with farm machinery_th-anl
many European f_armers till forl
their livelihood. Centuries gf qsel
ui"alft'o1"o"
$il?:lt.on ina ri"iiv'iio'"ii#Ei
Mtlt-err
u.as born Nov.
",Il,r;rJh.ompson
in Binford. The former
f1--te$1,.
rnga^Peterson,she was married
'r'iri'^'z
133{"}i
#;ffi1-p'o'"
'3lii?j;f,""'T
,:"'L"?T
ii",lilti"
|
is. survived-bv Mr. Thompmust. Contrasted with our ranges
-u".tuI
-oliNorth Dakota where thousaiclsl
in
t
ri"Litocte"d'i,'i-ii'ii- I
"ho-of
it n-eh;l;-;;;,1
;"in-eerrnany,
i;- p;"il;i I
"i""i-unv-?uiids--rrei
aira-srrJiieeps in-a pait-oil
itieii
thebuuding
thatarsois thefarm|
er'shome' , * .
I
"^:l"r fguT sons, Jerinfti,
:9li
i; fii;:
9:l! qt {ussprid;;jl;;%"'
rf. neriara ot't'u u.
s.
1.."-"891':r
in 1;;;;, No"3il-f"Ice,-sla.tioned
:]ui,gf
Kankakee, I11.,ana' iorrn
biqfdi:3i$#S ,1"ff#?l?,*ril:
g,fl'tl.,"f*ne Hagre.
of crirton,
,-p-*+*re'o*r;,t^.,,
l'=ll?",11,p,l;
I ib**1'Wn:ilf'lti'"sili:"
to#n,,,. u., rs rn charse.
kota alwaysprovideda.^p11?:"I1Il
gone by.
the days
scene in the
days gone
by. I
night scene
night
Just to keep the record straight,
I Uke lt better now in North ba}oto ,qzhere "the - night sky in so
Hurutingf'urtles .NetuI amestown lndwstry
f f i f f i . , 4 % t o n s I M r . a n djamei; ( * * . I i 9 " ' " " r a u g e c t 1 P o uPipestem
n c l , K e eriver
n e r s a y s . H e h a s b e e nmany
i n years but
llhs turtle business
orTi,.IT,,-*ui".rtipp"a r.6i"
ltire'lamcstownand
to North Datrip
gl.-J_1T.:jgylj"""^l|,:ltr,ir
his
first
ir
town, N. D., to a
"*.th
wergneoweek.-Shownlturtles'
the largestsnaplers
11
l3 Itota. "North Dakota snapping
Hcniv, Otrio, last """"i'v"ii"si.l;;"$
garnlKeenersays
Ko.n". of Unionlngunds.
iid"d'i.-ir"e"t
6ne-lturtles are larger than South DaCity, Ohio,.hotding1wo ef-p,jii"aliUout a pouni'a-ft.a" it3dq'eat
or wisconsin's"' he savs'
evervlkota
fith
orintif#ui;[t
-^
r;;;"o""itllltri"a
snapperswrrn a rrucK
,"'"i"'or"';h.
1l"
ground holding
.""-i-ld;t-,*
i.te market price ls 18 cents6ltown.)
shipment.
lB Consresations
June 13, 1951
Ii
.inij,s
iirilliiillir*i".-
TI{E FARGC
Mrs. W. J. Thompson?Cass
Resident70 YenrsrDies At 87
A resident of Cass County
years, Mrs. W. J. Thompson died
Monday morning in a Fargo hospital where she had been a patient
several weeks. Mrs. Thompson,
-Sevwho was 8?, resided at ?19
enth 51. S.
Services will bc at 4 Wednesday
in Ivers Chapel, the Rev. W. W,
Strahl, pastor of First
Presby- l:ili
terian Church, officiating. Mrs. l:::;:i
L. C. Soriien wiil sing with Miss
Ciara Pollock organist, Burial
will be at Pagc in the spring.
Mrs. Thompson (Isabel Beattie)
cante directiy to Ayr
in Cass
€ounty where the father homesteaded.
Her marriage to Mr. Thompson
took place at Tower City July 3,
PaulTrosethDies
TuesdayMorning
:,
MR,S. THOMPSON
Paul Troseth, well known pio-'
neer of Griggs county, passed
away a,t his home in Hannaford
Tuesday morning of this week.
He had been in ill he,alth for
several years.
have
Funeral
arrangements
been made for Friday afternoon
at the Lutheran church in Hannaford.
Mr. Troseth, fat,her of County
Judge Ole A. Troseth, was a
pioneer hardware
dealer and
own,er of a stote in Hannaford for
many years.
,Complete obituary details are
not available a't this writing, bu-t
will appear in next week's issue
of this paper.
LylaTollefson
/
lsfune
1Bride
1.927 through 1930. She was a
member of the Association of
Miss Lyia Tollefson, daughter
of Lars Tollefson, formerly
of
this community, was united in
marriage to R. G. Wayne Seibold,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Seibold
of New Rockford a't a candlelight
service in the First Lutheralr
church in New Rockford Su4day,
[une 1.
Attending the bride was her
sister, LeIa, of Minneapolis, as
maid of honor. Miss Delores Sei'bold and M'iss Janet Tollefson
were bridesmaids.
The groorir
was attended by a brother, Reuben Seibold.
Following the ceremony a reception for 150 suests was held
^r T
1
Eneyal
Tuntland
,r'
v Bernt
H.Tande
Dies
Here
At78 Died
LastSaturday
Eneval Tuntland,
?8, former
Steele county farmer who had
resided in this city for the past
three years, died here Tuesday
night. Ill for some time, Tuntland came to Cooperstown in
1944 and made his home with a
son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson.
Funeral
services have been
scheduled in the Cooperstown
Lutheran church at 2:30 Fridav
allernoon with Rev. H. J. Hansen
officiating. Burial will be made
in the cernetery at Hope.
He was born in Stavanger,
Norway, Aprii 14, 1869, and in
1892 he was married to Belle
Erickson of Bergan, Norway in
Bernt H. Tande, life-long resident of Willow township, dierl
last Saturday, May 10, at his
home following
a long illness.
Funeral services were held on
Tttesday frorn West Prairie Lutheran church with Rev. ,Marcus
Tuftel,and officiating and burial
was made in the adjoining cemetery.
Born in Willow township October 14, 1886, he was 60 years, six
months and, 26 days old at the
time of his death. On June 14,
1911, he was married to Josephine Larson in the West Prairie
church and four children were
born to the couple, a daug'hter
p,assing away February 23,,7940.
Itllinois. Mrs. Cunftand passed Mrs. Tande died June 5, 1949 He
away at Finley in 7942.
is survived by three sons, Joel,
A Steele county farmer for
Conrad and 'Bernard, all of this
many years, he retired from act_ county, and one sister living in
ive operations in 1934.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Ten children were born to the
Pallbearers at the fu.neral were
coupJe, eight of whom survive:
Oscar Rorvig, Arthur Smogard,
I\{arshall, Emil, Benney, Monroe
Arthur Mye4, Henry Knutson, Ar,thur Knapp and Anton Vangen.
and Mls. Clarence Anderson of
Cood6iET6wi,
friilTGds fun,I oFl
F-Tnfey-,-MiS-tillianBrunn of Losi
Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Chester
Paulson of Walum.
There are
19 grandchildren
and 9 great
grandehildren.
$.ar;r Thingstad
,
'52''
)n^
g.i,,",
lii:t:i
'#i'nt*-ri"*H$fifi
!i:;l;
tt6t*"
il"Fat"g will take Placeat
tn;*,
near f(indred
"iftl:' t*"*"
*riLi" iituv will maketlgi-hgry
Mrs. W. J. Thompson,Cass
Resident70 YenrsrDies At 87
A resident of Cass County
years, Mrs. W. J. Thompson died
Monday morning in a Fargo hospital where she had been a patient
several weeks. Mrs. Thompson,
who was 87, residecl at 719 Seventh St. S,
Services will be at 4 Wednesday
in Ivers Chapel, the Rev. W. W.
Strahl, pastor of First
Presbyterian Church, officiating.
officiating.
Mrs,
Mrs.
L. C. Sorlien willtl sing with
wittr Miss
orqanist, Burial
Clara Pollock organ
will be at Page in the spring.
r::iri:i:iiiilrl:
Mrs. Thompson (Isabel Beat*ie)
rlr::l:;ii;:,1:i:
was born in Scotland May 6, 1,864,
,iiii;rl
and came to the United States
'+rith her parents in 1881. They
canre directiy to Ayr
in Cass
€ounty where the father homesteaded.
Her mariage to Mr. Thompson
MR,S. TIIOMPSON
took place at Tower City July 3,
1382, and the couple_ settle{.onland a fo.mer merhber of the New
their own homcstead i- j::::
+^r,,h-hi6
lEra Club. She held membership
township,Th^.,
They ri..^i
lived for
"::' manvlil'LX'wbrii'-;;';#Hffi;'#
years on tife
years
farm near
near Page
the tefry
Page .qd
and l^i
1ii; ;i;:fi;;;"
committee.
l;f ;:
in Page, In 1918they moved tol-.qu^j-.,I^.t^,-r*
She leaves eight Dv,D
sons c'u
and qou6trdaughFargo,
Mr.
Thompson
d i e dl-.:'J"'il::,ur5^r!
rrrcy are Thomas A., and
IrcrD.
March l, 1949,
lMrs. R. C. Lindsey of Page; WilNlrs.
Mrs. Thompson's
lnompson's rnteresls
interesls werelliam Jr., at Edmore.
ltdmoie. N. D.:
D-.:'Mrs.
Mrs.
ccntered in church work. She waslMae Haskins of Rock Island, Ill,;
a member of the First Presby-lUrs. p. L. Foss of Valley'City,
tc_rian Church of Fargo and serv- jN. D.; Mqs.
Hammer of
ed on the board of deacons from
192? through 1930. She was a
"b. -fi;;;p.;;,*';;';;
member oF the
PaulTrosethDies
TuesdayMorning
P,auI Troseth, well known Pioneer of Griggs county, Passed
away a,t his home in Hannaford
Tuesday morning of this week.
He had been in ill health for
several years.
have
arrangements
Funeral
been made for Friday afternoon
at the Lutheran church in Hannaford.
Mr. Troseth, father of County
Judge Oie A. Troseth, was a
pioneer hardware
dealer and
ow,ner of a store in Hannaford for
mrany years.
Complete obituary details are
not available at this writing, bu-t
will appear ,in next week's issue
o,f this paper.
Association otltratirai
Presbyterian
rresDyrertan Womcn,
womcn, a charter
cnartel'lciate
lciate professor of mathematics at
member of Fargo^chaplgr gf Pio-INDAC. There are 14 grandchilneer Daughters of North Dakotaldren and l-2 great-granil"children.
Lyla
Tollefson
,/
lsfune
1Bride
Miss Lyla Tollefson, daughter
of Lars Tollefson, formerly
oI
this community, was united in
marriage to R. G. Wayne Seibold,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Seibold
of New Rockford a't a candlelight
service in the First Lutherail
church in New Rockford Su4day,
iJune 1.
Attending the bride was her
sister, LeIa, of Minneapolis, as
rnaid of honor. Miss Delores Seibold and Miss Janet Tollefson
were bridesmaids.
The groorir
was attended by a brother, Reuben Seibold,
Following the ceremony a re- |
ception for 150 guests was heldr
in the ,church parlors. Afterwards
the young couple left for a
week's wedding ,trip to the Minnesota lakes after which they will
be at home in New Rockford.
,r'
Eneval
Tuntland
v Bernt
H.Tande
Dies
Here
At 78 Died
LastSaturday
Eneval Tuntland,
78, former
Steele county farmer who had
resided in this city for the past
three years, died here Tuesday
Ill for some time, Tuntnight.
land ca'me to Cooperstown in
7944 and rnade his home with a
son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson.
Funeral
services have been
scheduled in the Cooperstown
Lutheran church at 2:30 Fridav
afternoon wilh Rev. H. J. Hansen
officiating. Burial will be made
in the cemetery at Hope.
He was born in Stavanger,
Norway, Aprii 14, 1869, and in
1892 he was married to Belle
Erickson of Bergan, Norway in
Illinois.
Mrs. Tuntland passed
away at Finley in 7942.
A Steele county farmer f or
many years, he retired from active operations in 1934.
Ten chil'dren were born to the
couple, eight of whom survive:
arshall, EmiI, Benney, Monroe
Bernt H. Tande, life-long resident of Willow townshiP, died
last Saturday, May 10, at his
home following a long illness.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday from West Prairie Lutheran church with Rev. Marcus
Tuftel,and officiating and burial
was made in the adjoining cemetery.
Born in Willow township Octo-
ber 14, 1886,he w'as 60 Years, six
months and 26 days o1d at the
time of his death. On June 14,
1911, he was married to Josephine Larson in the West Prairie
church and four children were
] born to the couple, a daughter
away FebruarY 23,,7940.
lpassing
'Mrs.
Tande died June 5, 194S He
I is survived by three sons, Jo'el,
Conrad and 'Bernard, all of this
county, and one sister living in
Los Angeles, Calif.
Pallbearers at the funeral were
Oscar Rorvig, Arthur Smogard,
Arthur Mye4, HenrY Knutson, Ar'
thur Knapp and Anton Vangen.
oLL,,W uo!ry
o
rBrunn of Los
Finlen-ilfifriilian
Angeles,Calif., and Mrs. Chester
Paulson of Walum. There are
19 grandchildren and 9 great
grandchildren.
Sixth
''i"ril st S.
i'].fr'di"g will take place at I
Aneta, Feb. 14.
-- rz:-r-^r
3I"l
*l'ff"'T'f,
max{lgir
ii';;*ilt
*i;;[i; *:::t'sff
}9rn9,
.il.,1ii1;,fi11i
#*"*rll
:::r:,i
litil
Sjerslee, Hazelton, Hungary;
in U. S. court also in- Frigyes Sjerslee, who attended
this group. Left to right with his mother; Olav G. Garde'
row): Dr. Paul E. Cukurs, bring, Fargo, Sweden;John O.
Latviat Mrs. Vilma Anderson,Buxton,Norway; Olgi
AMERICANS naturalized
+ * +
*
*
+ * +
*
ake Oath As Citizens
Running,Forman, Norrvay.Second row, Mrs. Ellen H. Keifert,
Valley City, Lithuania; Mrs.
Victoria Arcimovics Zusmanis,
'Wm". Iatvia; Mrs. Euc
I'he
Sil|lts'l"mestorvn.
under Tros
Gummer,]\4ayville,Poland.
row, Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Lelland, Fargo, Canada;
Cohrs, Jamestown,
Mrs. Roswitha Cohrs,
town, Germany; Mrs.
Fargo,
K. Claussen,Farg:o,
neral Tu
the First MethodistChurch
Thirty-fournew citizenstook
Photos)
rath of allegianceto the Unitedthe addressof welcomein
of Dr. George W. Starcher,
McVILLE, D.-Gunder O.
Statesat ceremoniesin U. S. Dis- dent of the University of Presi stad, 80, areaN.resident
more than
rict Court here TuesdaYbeforeDakota, who was unable to
qo y.ears, died in a local hospital
ludse RonaldN. Davies.
of the death in an
rursday following a long illness.
The Rev. C. Maxwell
accident of Miss Eleanora
'oxdahl-Fr
VowsAre Spo
Funeral service witt be at 2 Tuesassistant business manager day in the West Prairie Lutheran
university.
Church in Pilot Mound Township,,
wedding of Joann Ella TaxRev. Mr. Brown pointedout GriggsCounty,of which he was a The daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.
dahl,
the culture of the United member. The Rev. Marcus Tufte- M. Taxdahl of CooPerstown,N.
S.
is made up of the cultures land will officiate with T. A.
Won- , and Alfred John Frappier,
many countries, among them dcf Funeral Home of McVille
in n of Mr. and Mrs, Paul FraPrepresentedby the new citi- charge.
Sr., of McHenrY, N. D., took
r recently in the Sainis Peter
Mr. Trostad was born Feb. 21,
in
we
have
"Whatever
Physieal
Paul Catholic Church at Mc'
rll being
beinp
this.countrv." he said,
said. 1874,in Lom, Gulbransdalen, Northis.
1 in this.country,"
v.
way.
He
came
the
to
United
States
just
Freedom
is
ours
use.
to
"is
in 1884with his parents, who set- Given in marriage bY her fa"
as abundant as the measure
tled in rural Cooperstown,Dakota er, the bride was attended bY
Lutheran Church north of hergq #flr self control and as li
erritory. He married Bertha Ode- Miss Regina Hughes of Omaha,
The Rev. Marcus Tuftelantl fl'{ll
lack of seH control."
gard at Cooperstown
Dec.29,1900.Neb.. maid of honor, and Mrs.
officiate.
They moved to a farm in Pilot John Taxdahl, CooPerstown,a sisMr. Trostad dietl Friday il
ter - in - law, bridesmaid. Linda
Mound Township in 1901,
UIcViIle. N. D.. hospital. The il
they lived until retiring to McVille Frapnier. niece of the bridegroom,
Quam Funerai rrome of Coofl
wai flower girl. Bernard Feland,
town is in charge.
in 1951.
.46;
JosePh
and JosePh
D.. and
N. D.,
Born in Nonray on Oct. l$
Westhone. N.
Bride Ol Samuelson.' He leaveshis wife; two sons, Westhope,
nePhews
18?7. Mr. Trostad came to flflF
McHenrY,
Westerhausen,
is
made
of
tt
Announcement
Olger
of
Aneta,
N. D., and Ralph
were ring'
,U. S. when ? years of age, alrdi
of Cooperstown; four daugh'ters, of the bridegroom,
marriage of Berniece
hacl livetl in North Dakota since.l
(Thelma)
Mrs.
Olg<
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar
Olson and
.He married Marie Lunsten onl
Paul Frappier Jr., McHenry'
Trostad of Aneta, N. D., a Mrs. Nels (Ella) Hillesland
Jan. 21, 1904. His wife tlied inl
of the bridegroom,
(Clara)
Sam E. Samuelsonof rural
Aneta, Mrs" Earny
N. D. The Rev. Marcus Tufte] hingen of Binford, N. D,, Mrs. best man. Milo Taxdahl, Bar
ville, Okla., brother of the b
officiated at the ceremony in t Charles (Gladys) Rafferty of
of Oregon, Roy of Bin-l
ffrard
and Floyd Westerhausen, Mcparsonage of the Norway Luther cago;threesisters,Mrs.
N. D., Leonard of Tolna,l
ffi,
Henrv. brbther-inlaw of the bridq
Church of Aneta.
lffi P., and Oswald ancl Allen atj
of Binford, Mrs.
sroom. and John Taxdahl, Coqd
of
McVille.
and
Mrs.
The couple was attended
the bride's brother,
Miss Arlene Drake of McVil
, in the state of
attendants.
lMrs. Walter Paulson of ,Kloten,l N. D. and Marvin Anderson
ndchildren end
D., Mrs. Bert Dibley of.,Siou*l Hamar.
;N.
,r a short weddingtriP
'Falls,
n. Twobrothers,a sis
S. D., antl Gerda at&lilgrdt
Mrs. Frappier will be
and
two
dauShters
followed
The ceremony was
t3 sisters, Mrs. Sever Odeeffi.,qfl
south of ttl6lrenry where he
m
in
death.
a luncheon in the home of
lAneta, Mrs. Louis Simoniffsfd
with his father.
parents.
bride's
lBinford and DIrs. Carl Sol-'i*fl
qto*
ir^t"d'ffi
Blerniece
rive.o,'.,1
ffi,:fi#;*" l,?3f,;u"
*ff"-SiTi:
ffi .t"#i",l"t:i"1":i
I
lCarnation, Wash., antl a' tiE
'm
lCunAer,ot.mcvittir.
The couplewill make their *
tear Hamar wherethe brideg{H
iPrms.
N
lEsz
In
f
'-"
!'u
nrrru";=f'r
I
itii*i:i:
I
Brieflllness
- Atter
*t:n'*.i*:J;":l':##l
dlreetofy qf'
years
;;;;;-i
couocil and
Hts blooil
Tbe nevs ot stetee Attortrev Tutto's al€ath ln a Sargo bospltal, Mon'
patient
day, rberg he had been a
lamous lawyers' For
ue served on the citv
gchool board'
relatloDs who surYive
Mrs' Britba
dnoe tne prevlous Wednesday'c&me, &re biE gon &nd a slEter'
other r€'
Itris
utd
community
Blntoril.
of
ee a shock to thts
i n".."y
u
live ln Norway'
ths county. Couse ot death was I l"$"".
-;;.
at
ailan
cavity,
cbest
the
A. O. Jocobson of,ciatod
tn
tumor
I
EeBt
$blcb
Promlnent
bsd
lt
bothereil
bim
tot
Cooperstown clvlc
I , *'rtii
li """tl"et.
ouarersw€ro N' M' Lunde'
I fl"t.
Berg
Boe, Sven Olgaard' John
l ;';'
and seval
Bolkan'-Il-":lf",n"tl
life auil a Grisss countv oflctal "'i ;;;wlu
E' Nelson' Jolrr
,u v"u'", | ;""1J;;;t"-i"i"t
rnr6rvel0 ror lroro ,*"
tI. Haneon,-Wtll -carleton'
Mr. Tutts was burleal Weduesday
I forlof,,-;eigara
trrisvol'l'
rfter sorvicegin ths rt""
^to"t""
*ilTJi;"ff[:"fi''::':.TT:
I Miu.Twrttquist
AuauEt 23, 1E61' es r boy he | "T"
try
rort"aonbrrratner's"to'm,.*":jl;l
Digd
v
pre4laratory
erl tho elementary and
1
anowas|
ot hr8'tommunitv
oduaatron
Luther-
At HOme
${erg
I
confirmed in tbe Norwostan
|
the
ta cburcb' Later he etteBded
I
Ilnlveretty of Cbrietlanta'workins I F'n"rul
-
cn
stlnday
SerViCes for CooperS-
htr ovu f&v rhrousb:""T"
Lady
Lsvr Held at LutherLL'vYrr
:t""^;t"TI ;;"
,". n: ,."
batlecided
.11",'"tt:i,13"t"i:
\'rrur
alr ti;;;.h
&t I
houeland before his cout'se
bt
i,f,1- univereitv
vl4o completed'
I
I
*"'' chas'rurnquist' 73' passed
r;tt"u "iiu,'--tuoo'l
":";;'fi;iit
o:" n:i"^
ls tbe ststo of New York he camei 'ottv "t
i:Y-:T:,;t;
io '0" tooo-i ;'-*v' March22' *arn a cerebra'r
;Jiffi;r;;;;";;'of
r't*orrr''aSe *,i"n
Minnesota and vr'is- |
ber campo
TangRitesAre
[n Church
Ffleld
0n Tuesday
Fflere
Man
FamiliarLocalBusiness
Away Suddenly
Passes
In FargoHospital
Peter J. Tar:rg, CooPerstown business man and one of Griggs countY's
most vuidely known characters, was
canied to his last rest Tuesday aftemoon f,ollowing f,uneral services in
Ithe Cooperstowa Luthera.n church.
incv. l. ,O. Jacobson of this citY
i nreached the funeral $ermon.
j ror the past several years, Mr.
Itnrrg, always genial and unc'ornptaining, had been suffering from a heart
ailment and songht medical assist- i
day evenirrg he was tahen to a Fargo hospital when hjs condition see,mo more
ed to find a sudden climax
than usual distress. Ile died as da""'n
morning.
Salurd,ay
$'as breaking
Peter John TaJrS' was the son of
n had
;}:
she
oo"tnorooal l*.r. or rrfl.,u"u. rwibhwhich
;;r;;;;"
ffi#ffi
ull;
*T^?^*:-:t:
gpare tlme
ill for more
lor tbree yearo, Itr bls
| "u"o
from the
-l oia
l""t services wer€ held
-".n"oi.,
bc studied
"t"n- |
was llc€nsed
;lower and €Ye[tually
i
coop""stown
tr'rltheran church ol]
' t:t":u
of Mlriuesoe
*t--;;;ye<r *" ": "1- | w"J*us'ral *
statevr
rar' $-rq
ttInt tue
lii:#T.
onty
,rooo, wlti Rev. r. o. Jacobson
ofI
ID tbis work, ]
l[neer.
the
in
nracle
rvas
Brtrial
Eecur€dl o"t"ttn"
& ghort time aud in 1&92 he
ce'mp'Lery'
of John
office
Cooperstorvn
&l'w
the
ln
porftion
o
I
J'acobson-*"t-:"T":"
tawver'l
t rranna
W. A$ta,nder, Minueapotn
1"i"
She
'toav faw
Sweden' on Jun-e 12'.1E63'
IIe began lmmedlately to
| 1land,
ttre United- States in
to
&t th€ UnlvcrBlty of Mhnesota' "'- I li"t*i*t"t"a
th€Disbt";;;;
teudrns
veare.
tbree
ol
iod
"ilaJ.'ffi?l;
n*-l |fgiti#tr'3""f""S
I I ltlinr
ahd r/4g
graduated wlthr
In lEfE be was
schoot
hoaors b'y the Mlnnosote l&v
ill"Hl
;"*;;;;"ctice
in Retl
e to co'p"ilto"'iol::{
wirr, csm
th€-turE
DcLot&. Two tesrs a.ftsr
Ji*.
I
';;;;.--on
l{arcn 23, 1-8e0,she was
"""iiJ - marriage to Charles Turn'
q"i=i' r" which union "tt"';nfi;l
passinganvavin in'
*""'' to'o' one
t;" t#rhi iil tt*11""",il:
"-; ever sirce._
l;;"-ild
m;
s:".'":, l*s;#t"c
-.";:i'AJ
oatnry hewrr.6locte'l
l":tuou'
11"o"orhtf
"-1"-1-il:lflXi
;;,",,
La,st F ri-
ance on several occasions.
j:tt::T-
iMr. and Mrs. John Tang, b,o'rn OctoI ber f, 1.875 at Sogen, NorwaY. He
lcan,e to America with his parents at
the age of eleveu ycars, the fa"rnily I
farm near
, making their home on a
I
I
lCormorant. Minn.
Ten years later he ca.me to Nortiil
Dakota to tromeslead on a farm near
for severaJ
McHenry and worked
farmers through the Oooperstown
Binford temitory.
In 1902 he went inLo business in
Cooperstow:r where he ha.s since resided. FIe was united in marriage
to Elizabeth Loge in 1904 and totttis
union seven children were b'orn.
Surviving him are his wife; two
ciaughters, JosePhine and Selma;
four sons, Arthur, Ernest, Oscar arro
P'almer, all of CooPerstown; andtwo 1
sisters, Elmma Tang and Mrs. Jose- 1
irrhine Stark of Oregon; three bro- (
'
thers. f,ewis of O'regon, John of ParA
sitli, Sask., and Martin of lowa'
claurghler, Jeanette, died 12 Years /
ago.
yY:
"u'rffoll1
T;il"i| ;' ;;;; eonttnuousrv
I I#
."
bero
be
roiruoo
II iftru:*1r"ff":ji#ll::,^Ti::.
l:";?u;quist
al1d Mar'
l.Sonty
y€&fs.
-:{Jo'tro"ary
__".
on
Jauuary
ot Cldcago,
4'-hgl"";
wse mar-l
he
aE was
ItvruS'
Iivinq
1,
l, 190g
4tvP
I llfi'and
l+iwilliairfr,.
31d wiltia;m,
-:t
,l.ied to Mtssclorr Fetrlngand tol lii*l?i"ti"
g'*"
oswald
tlle unlon wEe bonr ono 8or1'
I lil;;'
erarrry;or^F"H*f:
rer{9r-{'.-or,
cooPew'
't"u"n"s
.'o, oi Decemberl
staoe'
rfrl'"}ff::
rrrrwrrepereod
l111";"T*"yX*f*H
i:e Hebron' this
l*iro
grand'
'
fourteen
1e33.
child'ren
1,
IIry.?'.u"",1,"^^"i:*:*t""Tii'#'"'rr;;
ixi"ia"t iu"
Alt of the
It'ita"L
l;iid;
aro survive'
t'ere present for the funeral'
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SENTINEL_VOL. 4O_NO' 1?
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LessThan Two WeeksAgo-
['il::
,f#r,/,#'":#?101,:"*':.l1u"yf:il,X,',li,.'lli,,'r',,;';.'$i,l?l"ffi
Tollef Tweed on the occasron or tne I taken foi the Sentinel-Courier for
, commemoration of 60 years of wed- lpublication in this issue; IvIr. TVeed
ded 1ife, an honor tendered them I died suddenly Tuesday morning'
TollefTweedIs
-Ivrr.
born-In NoiwaY
TweefwaF
March 25, 1859. On August 15' 1880,
he was married to Dortha Lardater
at Walstrand, Norway'
Eidsvoog
and four Years later the couple
eame to America.
After three months in Wisconsin,
they moved to Belgrade, Minn''
where theY resided for three Years
before coming to Griggs county to
settle on a farm near Binford' In
recent years theY have made their
home in Binford.
Survivors include eight sons and
two daughters, William of CooPers'
town, Louis of Pekin, Alfred of
Glenheld, Carl of Corinth, JosePh
of Pekin, Oscar of Jessie, MaYnaloof Mitttt""polis, Thoralph of Thiel
Mrs' R' W'
Minn.,
Fais,
River
Frazier of CooPerstown and Dina
Tweed Johnson of Miami, Florida'
43 grandchildren and
*"t"
ih"."
four great grandchildren.
ByDe,1$,v
Taken
Tuesdaf. l,'f.0
Succumbs
'To
MorningIn Binfordi
Hold RitesFridaY
Tollef Tweed, 81, Pioneer Griggs
farmer who homesteaded here in
territorial days, died at his home in
Binford Tuesday morning following
a stroke.
Funeral services are scheduled to
in the Lutheran Free
be held
church of Binford at 2 P. m' FridaY'
services in the Tweed
following
home at 1 o'clock. Officiating pastors will be Rev. J' Loland, Rev' L'
M. Halling and Rev. Ingvald Norum. Buriai will be made in the Binford cemeterY.
, Less than two weeks ago, on Sun'
day, JulY ?, Mr. and Mrs. Tweed
we-re ho.to.ed by friends and rela'
of 60
tives in- a commemoration
years of wedded life. (A Pieture of
,ihe couple, taken on that occasion,
above)- The event
ib uendued
the church from
took- plabe in
which he will be buried FridaY'
FuneralServices
ForMrs.Truscott
Heldin St.P*ll
EdwardThorssard
ProminentBinf"rd W;i#"
Minn.,
Diedat Rochester,
onAugu1
s t7 .
I l^
JohnE.Trovatten
91 Fu'er.rr*o,.*-,,,.
DiesS.ptu*ber
Pioneer,Residentof BinfordI
For 20 Years,Deadat
Age of 86
John E. Trovatten, a North DaDokta pioneer who emigrated to this
state in a covered wagon in 7882,
died at the Old People's [fome at
Northwood, where he had been for
the past flve months after living for
20 years in Binford, on WednesdaY,
Sept. 9.
Mr. Trovatten was born in TeIemarken,
Norway, April 5, 1850 and
was
DiesAfterlfiness'
o,''*.,. *. i iBT." In Norway'Earlvsettler
in Mabel
*i,oailil]t;".il:i i FiledHomesiead
Binror.d.
rruscorr,
1?, werel
ester,Minn., on Ausust
i
c o n d u c t e t lf r o m t h e h c r n e " o f h e r s i s - |
ter, !Irs. T. Rudbelg in St' Patll on i
in Oatanrf
N'Ionday. Tnterrnenl was
"--:.-i I
"' '^
1
I
i
Township
- - - : t in lBB4
'":'
Sentinel-Cburier
-.Un""]1,to
rhorgsard,
pioneer
rarmer
l -qg":'lutownship'
died at his home
il?,llll;, ltl';:il:il"
''. Mrs. Tfirscott has l.recrta iesidetrtI
ttontl
'L
of Binfortl since cotni,r.:'til"t'u
.--_,,^ i,.,.,.1
I:: Y*ott
of last week e'fter an
l:l"y"d"esd'ay
| iuness of several weeks. truneral
he. ho'rein sr. I'aur"':. ,l': ll:l,:i iil;i;*;;;n"o,i"llTi=;il;;;
Truscott in 1901' :i6 vea's
of Dr..
ago.
i r"ro"y wi,th Rev. V. E., Boe. Lulher_
an paslor of Finley, officiating.
I
, ,, - -,. I
,.
Taken sick witir iaundic: \i-iT J:- I
siting at Moosovin,a'.I:.-"',1"1{^11'l
Mr.s. Tr,scott rn'astn\:". t: *on:- |
'at,Roch-
i oi.. Th,orsg.ardwas born on Janu.
I ".;-1, 18bT,at !.aaberg,Norway. rris
| parents were Ma.tha and Andreas
l-ffto."gu.O
t" the Nlayo hosnital
i
""i"
ester, whele she died last Fl'iday ar- I
of
tioll
lltrrtlrr
inf
lLt:utt'
ternooll flortr
I
who both died about 30
, years ago.
If" received his education in the
livei'.
. . - __._-\. r districl schools and was conflrmed iD
fi'j]Territory Pione,ey l theMr.s.
jifr'tl"uo""g
boln
rvas boln
Truscolt rvas
church.
Mr.s. Truscolt
_^1$tq1
l1
$!q1
| tfre faasferg: church.
In
Califorfria
9""tlDies
I
J tt ttnnee 1 00'' 1 887777 lal n do I| I| f f ..
o
t
t
t
t
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o
o
t
t
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w
w
threrl
I
jl:i
ra'riry
he,ra'rirv
,"",,".-*itr,
tr:t:"Tff"l,'.l"?
Dakil Mrs. Julia Thoreson, 78, pioneer I ,"",,".-*itr'
fi?:l\i H*' l:
il:i .:llii:
,:l{jl I IIlM;;r
m,rrietr.to.ni;.lilll;
ri.,rsnu.rrietl.to_!l;.'_f)l_
Sireri'as
vrarer
t"*"-t,p i"
townsiip
1886. Sire
in Griggs
XJorqlDakotaterritory resident and one-l is.so.
cj!!.'i'our,,y
county and
u'o
|I
-*,at
-*,at
1902
in, 1e02
thele in
ru"o a homestead.
cott
cott thele
homestead. ,q.t
I! nled
place
place
,q.t
n".IEilio
he
he
^aftet-.):tj"'1.
ll:i
"f1".'.)'|'j"'1..1'']:i
J3,'*"3lio.l'-'1"".::::::*::
I n ri o uv e" Jd-d- i.l ei rc. t*e" tl y. r v1t oo B i nnffoolldd \r\v' hn li c nhii li i .vre"da 's"iinoc. "e..
' surviving brothers and
has since bee. their' honre' sis,tersare:
-^-- I
]Irs.
Tina Lund,g.aard and Hans
Sur.vivins hel be-sidesIr.. t:u:::ll
*qli'i'}!-.'TijJ
l
ori-i..lo *on*, Robe't ".lll_o:"*tI
s.
rrother', .]1IS.
gl***ffi1
itr'o..g.ra.; ;iTiinie,*No*ay;
Truscott, her'
::
l
ot*T^l
iorl".ton, St. Paul, and.three
'Iltev ale
er.s a'al two sistels.
.1ttr: I
i"rrti.t"", Levi Johnston' artd -H3:tv I
St.
of
all
Johnston,
l..I:
ll1..^tli'I
'-"' t t l Jlts T
r t t r l .\rr
s rpwal
" t a , tT ilne
i . ,51
A.
S
i
.
P
r
r
t
l
.
soof
"*olT1:oreson in L888. l\Irs. I'horeson I
lThey movcd to Dazey, Dakota ter-l
ritorv, where Rev. Mr, Thoreson i
J-l
'
Mrs. I
I had accepteda call as pastor.
-husbancl
in I
I Thoreson assisted her
organizing
ne\y
congregations
in'
I
communities.
lnearb)'
I
They
came
to
Farso
1920,
ln
I
I
Mrs.
Thoreson-was
active
lwhere
I
in
all
church
activities
of
First
I
I
Lutheran
church.
Her
husband
I
I
I died in 1926. A son and.a daush- i
ter
precedecl
also
her
in
death,I
|
I She leaves four sons, Dr. J. O, I
lTtroreson, Bismarck, Mark ,A..,I
lBeverly HiUs, Catif., Haroltl p., I
lSan Bernardino, Calif., and WalIter J., Ogden, Utah: three daughIters, Mrs. J, K. Mickelson. Har-i
.lwood, N, D., IIrs. Sverre Oftedal,i
lGlendale. and ltrs. R. C. Henka, I
I Kent. Wash.: t'.r'o brothers, Rev. I
O. H. Sletten
Sletten and Gilbert
Gilbert Sletten.
Sletten.I
both of llinneapolis; a sister, Mrs. Il
;both
C. M. Roan, Ilinneapolis; 16 grand-l
children and three great [ranO- |
children.
I
Funeral services rrere Tuesdav in I
Glenclate.The bodv will be lrouehtl
to Hannaford, N: D., where sir-l
vices will be next Monday after-l
noon in
Hamaford
Lutheran I
church. Brrrial rrill be in Walum. I ,
N. D., cemetery.
I 'I
Rudhplc'
_ -,
:-,
iOtto Thorsga,ardof Moorhead, Minn.;
lrnorvar Thorsgaard of Courtenay,
I N. D., and Syver Thor.sgaard of Haveitoct<, N. n.
I The deceased was buried in the
|Lr
, 1M144{J+m++er<tr4u.Slgal
U
iatf--
nUmbefs
illS.... SophiaTrosr
D. t-,(,Pfrt
| ;i',services
l_j-.
'r"i:J"l",
,Serl-iees Todav
T - - - J t_)j
*lllou""""'
Resident,
Resident,
r l-#;"fr Sophia
Former
lFor*"t
ii;iJ"^::rttr,";
'' ii
rrost, 6e,
llo l::"Y::::^i?1Mrs..
ln--------- D^oilo-*
i^;
n - f ^^-$
liotj
DiesOn Coagt1r i $i:i'tilL."X
#r:ip;iqfisi'!"'*
';i;itf,J
r,c*!4uqg"-I l;.t;ii:v;:ifrY"iiil;i:.", ;l
wordwasrecq{v-e{
oi M'3.f rulruvlo'', ::
ichu|ch,-p,"t.
TJi'r;',!.TL9lui
r'e\" A,
p.iiir*.un
Corr>
uor''iss
_li. P'a-;musser
-'iI'
resiaent, aittetl "'li;i,]."i:iXl
"r'i;;d';;th
- l;i#T'"
cggp:':l:YX*?lo"g'i-u:nu'
cooperstown
qi'*f
former
former
t.
J
i
iln"r"i
runera.
Qua-'n
I
:*,:1,r'g,"na
o
of the deatn or -wlrs. J. rvr' r@rrvr',
c"riil sli,t.
homein pasadena,
i l;#'Jlll-"r'X?d.S
rl|s' Tlg:t
Mrs. Taylor came to this county I
l^
Y"t^bc:n-inontario,
.- yo.,,ieyomal,1'''d l?.lgliI l;X1?,[?
#1li'1,'
];tfl.t;,' 1.,*,
:?:';
",
."r,ooi. inlnd aroundcooperstorvnljo;;b;;. rnsr"'iiii ilili iiiro,.
ror a numberor vell;'"."3?,"1i1i t!fl"i;J,T,',i*
She leates six sc:..
..... Frederick
Frederick
l;;J
J. Gilmett at Bowan' i
tgT ttitr.
] anri ]lerna-rt at
llit'1-ti,9-t'[t1ooo
hnrp \{'iriam
\\'illiam of
,flnd-B"rna:d.ef hon:e'
liirru, O"t., on Aug. 13,1856'
\' D" Edrvardor Hope'
io, resl, she was married ic-raiton'
1';;;;;;
;},,ii .1')rfi'f,:H:*t,"t#ilt
* i'i".T.ooi4tl;i.F?,'[11{'.,:35
ii;;fi;'d';;aeierrrome
in thewest', J
u'". sl,;ilfrl
ly4'.n'--a daughter,
t,
?a.-[;i]
li
T:llqf
I
flTi'?i3i-il
I
il#ii
I,nis"Jililu',""i'io.{l
Hannaford'
and
Ern-estll
smitrr-t' l#i:ll"tts' ':re&'J::$it'
lGrand Forks,Mrs'
'fi'""-il;;li
Lo't lf'Jl't'"tl?.
"ii""t
i,itT':"il"^ii."ffi;.:\:ii*'*oiIfi.q"uver,-B.
iii,T,:"il'^ii,,.%$".,""?_:j#,"jilH;ii^i[i""'f
c., andurs.--sr."r,1.
calif. ,Two sisters,1lt1ri'i
I;i;;i"r,
M^ri'1
wash.;I.
'ff,iltii
ur this-na' or
rGrace
!'Cri'."-i"rt
9itv, 1nd
"'i . ;;i"J;;n,
lGeorge.N-ewberry
so survtve.
Ii
1{i-granrichrtail;9TuTa.
al-l i*"q|":l:r,--B,ql!lg
;;a-l;o
, grandchi)dren
;
*teatli
i
FuneralServices
ForMrs.Truscott
Heldin St.Paul
tl z i
EdwardThorssard
Prominent Binford Woman
JohnE. Trovatten Diedat Rochester.Minn..
DiesAfter lilness
onAugust17.
DiesSeptember
9
B?.1Il.Uorway,EarlySettler
1
t
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.
j
PAGE SIX
Pioneer,Residentof Binford
For 20 Years,Deadat
Age of 86
John E. Trovatten, a North DaDokta pioneer who emigrated to this
state in a cover€d wagon in
t&g2,
died at the Old People's [fome at
Northwood, where he had been for
the past flve months after liv.ing for
20 years in Binford, on Wednesday,
Sept. 9.
Mr. Trovatten was born in Telemarken, Norway, April b, 1850 and
was united in marriage to Ragnild
Trovatten in 1.877.They emigrated to
the United States in 18?g and came
flrst to Osian, fa., and lived there for
three years before going to North
Dakota, s€ttling in the vicinity of
Northwood where they farmed until
he retired in 1910. He lived in p.al- I
mero ior a time before moving to I
Binford. Burial was made at the I
l,ogan cemetery 11 miles northeast I
of Aneta.
I{e leaves a daughter, Mrs. O. A.
Trovatten of Binford; a son, E. J.
Trovatten of, Peryallup, Wash., three
grandchildren, Misses ElIa and Ber_
Cha Trovatten and Mrs. G. A. Tufteland, all o.f tsinford, and three greatgrand child.ren. His wife passed
away in 1921.
Funelal services f ot' I,Irs. J. R.
Tluscott. Binfold. 'lr'ho died at Rochester, Minn., on August 17, were
conducted fronr the home"of her sister, Mrs. T. Rutlberg in St. PatLI on
Nlonday.
Tnterrnenl
FrledHomestead
in Mabel
Township
in lBB4
specialrolJl'ul-coor""
was in Oakand
c e u r c r e l y .S r . t ' r r t ' 1 .
.{
''MrS. Trgreott 1-t2slyelll a lesideut I
of Binford since coming thele from l
he1 holre in St. I'aul ls the britle l
lrur
-"{9ry"ld.Thorgsard, pioneerfarmer
rlaoel township, died at his home
vYeuneso'ay or last week after an
l::'
l lllness of several
weeks.
tr'uneral
i TIYi"* were held from his bome on
with, Rev. v. E. Bbe, LurherIian
:.ltouv.
pastor of !'inley' officiating'
,tvII.Thorsg:ard
r'vrD6d{iu was b.orn
oorn on Janu'
Janu.
|i --:.^;' 1857,
at_Faaberg, Norway. His
I p-11"-1T^
1|y 1l
'
l
Y
\
r
v
'Marth-a
r@rL{4 u
and
u
Andreas
,I i r . ^ " . ' "
Yere.
of Dr. Truscott in 1902, 26 yeal.sI
aB.o.
I
Taken sick with jauntlice while vi-l
ing at
rt Moosovin,
Moosovin. Sask.,
Sask.. on July
Julv 25,
25. II
siting
Mr.s. T..scott .r.r,astake' to uoo*i I
at R
hospital
o s p i t a l ',at
Rocho c h - r|
t h e xN{ayo
layo h
ovin
o
v i n to
t o the
:"o"e?: I
who
both
died
about
301
;""".T1?T
;:i;:"ll:i:llJJlfili,::nxr"*;l
in
the
, , n,."Ti",'1'.?::i
schools l:.and :-g:rcatiol
was co"nt*eo-lol I
the liver'.
Mls. Truscort wrLs born at'Afiofilf
New Yotk, ott Jttne r0' rszz and |
r r o v e d r v i t h h e r ' l r r r r r i l yl o S t . P a' fur I" ui ns -l
lo l ) r ' . -,''"t |
1 8 8 6 . g | 1 e s r ' r r r : r r r i e (t'"
li"r";oJ'i""'?n;;';;;;;
riii'
moved directely to Binfo.d *hich
has since been their' home.
ii*t?"t
u n e , - t ' a a s b e rcgh u r c h '
,
emigrated to Baldwin, Mich', in I
f
lr*f;""
, i i i , ' ^ , townstrip
3yo .V.tul"Iated he came to I
in crisis ;untv and
I i Y*"1
iii,-"[irllf,"ttt"o'
I
At that pla.cehe
brothers and sisters are:
-il.r"ia, I .r:.u""*i"g
SuIvir.iDg hel. besides Dr. Tluscott
Tina
-'-*
lLundgaard
uuq'Baaro
and
€
rmd H
Hans
a.ns
o
t\\,^
{nnq
Rohclt
,,,,1
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n
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l
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l
t
s
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n
s
,
t
\
\
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o
al'e
i i +;;"",
Truscott, rrer rnotnei',
otto
ihorsgaard
M;;;i;;,
_itll:
Minn.;
bloth- | Ii Tnorva.I
three *^#.1
Johnsto[, St. Paul, and
"]
'f rr''y a,r'''
Th."ugr"ii--J*6J,r"r"o"y,
ers arrd two sistc.s.
_Mito I .l N. D., and syver
Thonsgaardof Have_
J o h n s t o n . L e v i J o h r t s t o t t ,i t t t t l H a l ' t ' yl ' l l o c k , N . D .
Johtrston.all of St. Paul. utttl llts. I I .i^
buried in- the
.t" r^
r . Rurlbels,
rlur.rLrb,
- r r t . _ . T.
r r r r { ]Ils.
A
_ L e w a r L .anti
A.. !stervalt
| l-"tnl!
1":":if3--*Tcemetery.
lMabet
Musical
JT::n"il";Yff;
f:*:*i i'"'rn,''"ti'*;
;l:; j;",*,I i;ffJ"ii3$"#l
lf I
I rr
so of St. Partl.
+r^
.funeral
r,-^_^r
nnrmbens
rites included a duet
il:
'L.t
rlrrsses Mildred and Gladys Kirkeroy
:
ll
people. in attendance
from ouBide
-*"#FrH"#f
C;;il;;'
b#-o"
ftt#
I
I-Tr":
Resident,
Former
s""li:i,li;*'':i"itv*"'u,-r'r.,."nu"
a.nd}-tr: and }trs. Thorval rhorsI wora was recqlve{ ng}b,t4iq \ {eek i gaard
:?o
I
and farnily of oourtena_r'.
M.'
M.
Tbflor,
Thflor'
f.
J.
I
of
death
death
Mr*.
Mr$'
iof the
l for-er Cooperstown
Cooperstowhresident, at her ti
lformer
lho-e in Pasadena,Calif., SePt.6.
I
---.___
I IUrs. Taylor came to this countY I
ttwu'I
I *""/yl
las a young woman and taught I
Cooperstown
around
and
in
lschools
|
- *"J
,n.,
I for a number of years. She r'r'as1,
lborn Thirza J. Gilmett at Bowan'l
i i
iville, Ont., on Aug. 13, 1856.
'acIJJouolsuarxa
I Ott J.ttt" 30, 1895,she was married :
Jecor
years tl
*""v vu.ti
For many
It.
Rev-.I. l,r.
M. t;;i;.
Tavlor. i;t
i t"i"".1.
i roaful FwoT
"*ff l ;-::
5u"iT,j3",f,.".H,.,'""'
l shehad madeherh";; i ;;""
i "qr i.itr$,]
'H;";Jt"',C''i:*B.,
"ti
ano1
rayror
;;.
|"'^il;;i;;;";
loar,i,
"ifitu*:i
of
i t h r e e c h i l d r e n ,M r s . H . A . R u d d I l P " i 9 t l . u . ! . H e r m a n a n o F i f i l :
lcrand Forks, Mrs. Oliver Smith oIl li";l:i:9ll!'Hannaford, and Ernestl!
ir*:E:"ii'i"u".I-TiL:T*Tilg#"**;;ft":#tu..
lc'.".uHalror ,hi. gly,^^li.t-Mji
l *;*:T,-,-"..qiti"'ci:J,iliri''ri#,,3.il'
";."#ilf
I AIIE,EIeD'
vor*.
lCrace Hall
r YYv rrsL!:v'
vancouver,
ll,
.c.. and Mrs. Susa"n/r
of this city, and Mrs' I S^tephens,Batlte'CrJrnJ"'#,."
.,
orJamestown,
il;-il:o
"t-; l?"f,ilil$:|i,,1'";
Il g":1,*,y"":berrv
l
t
2.f
t
Binford Doetor'
Reaognition
;
ilfi:t't*mi{T}:.fririh,l,iiTl*l,;.,},lR?J"s
gixi,,il
i
rlSaipan won,t be
i*{lt"*
1;;Uid
w;l
""::i,,ffi,:
;i};ffi
DuySetAug.3 I
Binford, N. D.-If
^
fr'ornter 5f, Lwkersftrrrrse'Hus
,If-eeh StayOn Sairtan Island" i
h$t{I"
i_"i,
311
"t}"3i
: Ih"l.l'ip over.bvboat-
q::r"1";"*'"'fi
i
lp.,ru:=t*;"j:*ul':g,lk
i
present ptans I
materialize; this community (1g40I
pop. 311) will be host Aue. B tol
;liH'i'.Tt#i
;Iffi+ffi I[ila"i+T*Jtmh?:r
31,",ef";|sJ3[f;:6ry;
erings in its his-
tory.
''Th e occasion
will be a day of
appreciation f o r
Dr. J. R. Truscott, who will
be honored bv
Binford towns-people and for--" '
who as babies
were
aetivere-j Dr. Truscott
by Dr._ Truscott during his 45
years of practice here.
Invitations have been sent out
to a majority of the living 9g?
"babies," delivered by Dr. Truscott, to attend the celebration,
says Fred G. Lewis, program cbm_
mittee chairman.
;-#;;,;'o*";T;ffi*ffitu
r
*
*
The program wiII begin at 1
p. m. with a lunch at the Binford
fh-all. A talk will be given bv lvai I
lfnap_p, 1he first baby detiveied byl,
lr-lr. I ruscott. in Binford. Knaoo l
lnow is Wishek school superintend_l-talk.
lent. Following Knapp's
Dr-l:
'with
wili
pi6sented
be
_ ITruscott
'lgifts
I
donated by flinford citizensll
1""1
l:'"^;:?:':'^':^
...,,- _, .li
l. A.base-ballgame will be played jl
a locall,
clln tne afternoon between,,babies"
and one made
;' r Ihteam
l,
e h a s d e l i v e r e d . up of
li
11 ,Fesides Leu'is, program com- I r
lmlrree membersinclude Mrs. Os_1,
Alm, Mrs. R. W. Frazier. Lel'
"-lRov
l c a r Alfson,- $t"rg Rorig, Ar.ihur i
il3il:H:"'
i lulson.
Neisrhunet"a rmilli
| ,Truscott
,' lIY oDr.
r k S e p t . 9 , was born in New ld
1 8 ? 0 ,t h e s o n o f M r . l !
'land
Mrs. James Truscott. He re-ll
ceived his education in New york
j and St. Paul and rvas graduated
lflom the University of Minnesota
lin 1901,
-. Aftsr coming to Binford in 1902,
r-tr.. truscott set up his practice
that has continued fbr 45 ionsecutive years. After residing here for
four months, Dr. Truscoit married
N*ie Johnston of St. paul, Minn.
Tu'o sons r+'ele born to Dr. and
) llrs. Truscott-Rober.t in 1g05 and tt -:
l,
l1
1909.il{rs.Truscottdied
e ii""i3t!.t.
._During- Dr. Truscott's practice
s . rb sets of twins were delivered by
(. him, The greatest number of chil"n oren_in one family delivered by
l- r-l_r.J.ruscott was nine to Mr. and
Mrs. Thor Nelson. His busiest year s
rl yqs. in 1915 when he deliverei b2 (
I
babies.
C
r
il$$ri''-""#ffi
ffi /#:i,.:"**t'*{lif
mother,
Mrs.paul
.
she'rtheabI
lroi t19 1apiii""t"*f,1:"
r,. iffi
rT:"
i*:1","ir.".1{r+"#""i}j14#nTx"t*f
b"Tter_i', i-:_;. ^ru;:fj[{ li{{ $:llt.,t*1tit"T-i"
H"rtr
i#,i,ff":,-":1"
:";,;";
_*__j:_:*,.r__
.
l..l!..r;d:.1rSyur,l.ei!:1ir."Jpii"#f
Mrs.
lVIfS.
'I'fOSeth,
Troseth,
wa.l'
b'1,
67,
Hannaford, Dies
'
Paul O.
Hannaford, N.!.-Mrs.
(Anna Louiie) Troseth, 6?, pioneer Griggs county resident, died
here Wednesday.
Born in Sweden Dec. 14, 1879,
she came to Dakota territory with
hcr parents in 1882 and had lived
in this area since. She was a
member of Hannaford Lutheran
church and of the ladies aid.
She leaves Mr. Troseth: three
sons, Ole O. of Cooperstown,
Griggs county register bf deeds,
\\'aiiant Officer PauI "";?il,"fi.
Eugene, in
slle sajd, ,,with the sun glint_
|
husesilverbocriei
huge'lu"'-uiiiiu!'iii
a'cr,
r1
imS,,the
liffiSl,,the
r,".,.
u*""r_l
l"gi":ffi1,:-"**S9,"*"
Iottt t'acitities, ;;;;;;iG"t"'Lt.
Tt'-seth,anrl Quotrsetfrui!la"" [-' l
lplacgcl the earlier tents. Thev ar.el
lconstructed to allou' freer cirtulalrron of nluch neecleclair in thejr
ltropical humidity. The screenwallsl.
l|-eep,out.the_mosquitoesand othcr,l
rnsect.sthough much has been donel'
ro ^etu)rjnate thent.
lr
soil, in contrast to somel
^-)3tp3l,'"
lne
other
islands,
seems
rich
ancl
ior
u'ork is underf
]l9lttlt and.already
ratsrn3'.vegetables.Jap5 6n6l
}iy^t-"
i
q"!..to s-ork. Plans^arel
::T,"^"1!
ma(to
for..cartic
raising.
roo,r
coo,i
lX#"", _iiri.fi; ;;;."
I.s.rr.,rilahle,however, through air
land Llovd F.. gannafo-rd: a,
of the armed'
daughtcr, Viola-of Carmel, Cinf., I il]!P]"9^tt"ilities
forrierly' a supervisor ^t. qt'l rorces' There is fresh meat ai I
tiil;i'"j"1n.-{reshesss.
i
Luf";i-h*pitai, r'argo,'"nE"r"i""l
with
the army' nurs'e corps:
twor
-,,,:
-'.-''
ntilk'. still
an -lmpossi-;
rg**+ffiifialriffi
Funeral arrangements are pend-1,:'0-GIRLS O\-- BO.4,RD
ing the arrival bf Paul on emer-ll r't' Trcseth's trip to Saipan u'as
gency leave from Korea. W. n. l qu-ltean event. Tt'enty nurses rvere
Sinclair funeral home
- -is ----"-':::'1
in charge.llllpn,9Y.er or1 a navJ' ship, first
?^i
time ttrat a nar']' ship ha-d been
and the feninine pa^ssengersl
,iused,
q-e|e aecorciecl
et.erv far.or. even tol
private deck as $,ell as the free_1
ia
' dont of the ship.
'en
I
slUeg
As islarcis
rcute were aD-l
-oil f
proacneO a r:dio r.nessagewoula gol
iout that there s.ere girls on boaid,,
and soon the harbor's rvould bc j
il
ll filled u.ith small ships. ',be :::r::
A r r__"calliug Lheir g1€'s1tn*.i
*,i+i+,iu+*n
#,*
r*r
frl;$J
tr;:p:
:.-#'$J
io:ii,*Ji*SlTffi
jt
jt,[::?:ffi
It-.:"r"ff
ii;t'Jx;'$j".H &'sf
-Ci"_+""i"fi?
\:ioia-of
u a u E r r t E _ r ' l .rrl s t e q r n l J e c e r n b e r , 1 9 4 i , a n d w a s l
tUfr'ru'":';al';$'Sl;':ai1,l'4*ry;#"*
tffiJ"jly"
corps,and tw-ogrand- *r..""i-orricer, i"-tr," Frrlipiir*=
li
jffifi'it*ii*#-lirtl--Ti
f!ri"#,:i:,ltrhi""rirr#ll
Rev. E. O. Lee of Far
i 1ec.t''
rorrner
Hannaro.rd
pastor,
ltl s'r.,
t" Grigss
countv,
o. sln-ciarr',.fi;;"i;;;;""i
"r.Yl;rjlliirllif:I:fl"lltf
- -ill,
--ll u
;:ffffi'f,l_1:i1,:
uw rtr !rL:
charge.
Biniord Doctor'
IRecognition
DuySetAug.3 I
erings in its his-
tgrv.
"Th e occasion
will be a day of
appreciation f o r
Dr. J. R. Truscott, who will
be honored bv
Binford towns-people and form e r r e s i d e n t s ---*'
who as babies
_ eo,r e o d
,].tll--J
w
e l i v e r e d I)r. Truscott
by Dr,_ Truscott during his 45
years of practice here.
Invitations have been sent out
to a majority of the living 9g?
"babies," delivered by Dr. Truscott, to attend the celebration,
says Fred G. Lewis, program cbm_
mittee chairman.
* * *
team and one made up of ,,babies"
he has delivered.
Bcsides I,ewis, program commrttee membe|s include Mrs. Os_
e l car Alm, Mrs. R. W. Frazier. l,e
Eoy Alfson, Steve Rorig, Ar.ihul
Smogard, Nels Thune and Emil
Olson.
Dr. Truscott was born in New
York Sept. 9, 1870, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Truscott. He received his education in New york
Iand St. Paul and rvas
sraduated
from the University of Minnesota
in 1901.
eoming to Binford in 1902,
^ After
r-tr..'1ruscolt set up his practice
Ithat has continued for 45 consecu_
tive years. After residing here for
four months, or. rruscoit ;;;.i;e
l.
Nellie Johnston of St. paul. Minn. li
sons
wele
born to Dr. andli
I-_Tu'o
l.Irs. Truscott-Robe::t in 1905 and ll
t,
Donald in 1909.Mrs. Truscott died r.
; l in 1928.
; l - _During- Dr. Truscott,s practice
]? ru$- of twins were delivired by
him. The greatest number of chill
dren_in one famiiy delivered by
t' - l| IJ_r. r ruscott was nine to Mr.
and
Mrs. Thor Nelson. His busiest year !
was
in 1915 when he delivereil 52 (
trl
l
babies.
I
-l
Woyrnenst.L,wker"
/["r* i{{U,I
Y,:n!.f|*y OruSaipanIsland" j
When Lt. Viola Ti.oseth of_.the,coulal-not
be located throueh
-iit-%thei
nt.r-cG;.
jrlSaipan
uiiiJ
,tTi:i'!l'"
Iiip:iil!%,':""i'J".*#:'""f#,$*
I
won,t be
jrffi I[{rJ:F;Tii:iliF:i:,}'tiill
giT
?iei?
?T
;i:ffi'':+
*;**;i
ilt'[i,;I-p;j
/$i,"-+:';#ti;:::
"Bf{j"}[r*
+r+i
$U."*r
ffi=ffi
Ii{t;d"#l:*i::'.'":tuI
r
ry..; 1'"l,ffF_""#il!#:'
*;"J
i:i.:.:;:,
lr,it"if,"tf#:l i:"{ j[fiii",:*":
was
O. Trosetlr of Hannafc
to haven -",".,,j:^*r.3, ;;ii."."';,i;'Ji'?!.'3#1'"",},i:"dj;:
II
*j;#f
l{frf""ti"}ff;."oi,,i?r""-1.^lp"::-t-lg-L
:r*:
.'- ffi
,Tt-- - - - -r
nir,- Mrs. Troseth,
1
/4
67,
Hannaford, Dies
5:["11i3j]li'r
jH? ^ji",i'11:-':w1!l.the.
su.n-gtint-l
hrige'sii;;;;:ri"::;i;r
iiffi."J,,ttre
'
I
j
h"_,.
.*.ur_
lt?l#;flf,:*""o9"1f."
rlent
iacilitiel; ;;;;;;i,?,;'ti,'
r,t.l
PauI O.
Hannaford,
(Anna Louiie)N.!.-M"..
Troseth, 67, pio- T.tcseth.anrl Quonsetrrut!frave rcneer Griggs county resident, died / pfacgd the ea.rlier tents. Thev ar.er
here Wednesday.
lconstructe(l to allori-freer cirtulaBorn in Sweden Dec. 14. 1879, lrron of nruch tieecleclair in thejr
she came to Dakota territory with ltropical humiditl'. The screenwalls I
hcr parents in 1882 and had lived lfe€p,out the-mosqrlitoesancl other'll
in this area since. She was a ll'"|J. Jhough much has bcen donel!
m e m b e r o f H a n n a f o r d L u l h e r a n r o ^ e t l r ) i r n a t tch c u r .
ll
church and of the ladies aid,
-sarpan's soil, in contrast to somel
the
other
islands,
seems
rich ancl
She leaves Mr. Troseth: thr€e lof
s o n s , O l e O . o f C o o p e r s t o w n ,i l 9 l u t . " a n d . a l r e a d ] ' u ' o r k i s u n d e r 1
tatslu3.vegetables.
Japs
andI
Griggs county register of deeds, $:Y^t^"
\\.aiiant Officer paul Eusene. in rtoreans put to $.ork. plans are I
ma(lc
for
catllc
raising.
foort
Goorl
T(orea with the armv o.*sir.e-ers-
i
;; ll
:l
I
i
I
I
I
:l
;l
,:l
(
l
;tl.r;1"*
*'[",i;",i3,"'
il'jilii;
;""ilff
e6.&r:
r
a,'Tl:,il
i
i
enginee{s,
o-1;-;.iri.i,ii";.ift";'there
ro,, three years.j
Stl.^*_"^_lllf
or uooperstown,. N. D.'
li' at' trr" iitir" she enlistedshe was at I
county register of deedsand-Grigg!
Lloyaf u-hoiur.ij-butif., hospital. She en_l
-icar.
ui',r*nsIi
viora
i'l"tT'Xt
1l**j:,:rlI iiiii",iil
tl:d^ii'b-^".i'iu..,
or.I:*.ttta,,l,
ca-imel-,-"iar*iri,!;.;i'".rt
:;"?:',?r".',,',"1?.il'.!Y,H
ld:EJdi:""Xh'*,+":;''.Fiili,i-'*"T;i"'.^"S,""
;;' ui. i,iuipii,"i
##j"i]:,:#"Si,iltiarl
where
servicesrvitr be at 2,tod;t;
"if;#n"r,li:"?"i.i!ti.fl:lll.lf
prominenrin basket_,
lXitD;;'H;
corps,
andtw-ogrand_
AffiJ.;11.'"
Ii,""*;;';;i;;;.
Rev. E. o. Lee of Fargo, to""lif
.
ll i"U^dr"]."1.. Tech. 4th sr., former
Hannaford pastor, officiatingin criggs county,
l4."giltiitio."a.
D. Sinclair funeral home ls W.
in1,""""*-ir-dr.,onu.
charge,
t l
t:i::i::,ii:
:i:::::::::
i:!:lri:it:i
:i:::ir::::il
OFfICEBS
ni';ffi;r,"
and members of a
lstructors and students, for which
[k::,41"a.
Th ii,u'ffi IRites
HeldSaturdav
-4;d:'f.=J
b
".-*ttdHlJ';:'.";:""
|_
lmade to the North Dakota grand
"rfr
A'F'ancl
A'M''areslown
tffi'ffif$frl:f$f
tri:rl.#:1:l?""j:"iiiil:-a"#xl
lFor lver Th(dffifrSbh ll"rl+";
rry:*tservic€s
r* *"i
fl"tfl,1l,"tJf;lJ""1l'"ri,ji*I
lI son,
w, proneer or Enger Township,
"**n* 1."1,"11
lG. Biggs, correspondence'depart_
I who died at his home there last
I Tuesday, were treJd July 7ih at 1:30
lp' *. in the Thompson residence
*'y:-$q+.tfu$*t
lhl "uz p-m..iniriehi!;dil
e:oh, ku. {. c. crunLlu_blera:.
-sff[ciating,
and
warden;
Howard
lment, junior
agriculture
student,
lSpaulding,
A'
l1eni95 lvarden, gntl Mewin
lilt?jlt?ji,,i3i'?$T$l?o::1,f5-"f;
l;;i"'ej;iti,-ricieiior"gv-ltirai'r,
burirl vas
dea'con; Rev. S]-S. Studer,
f*f
' ljunior
I rnade in ttre Lutheran churc5 t-e61. ldirector of religious education,
.
I etery.
lchaplain; T. M. Christison, profesI rtu* Thompson was,born in Hedltg",gt chemistry, senior d-eacon;
#ht*'*':g;ffiilt
:vo::wai;s.pt
I arcn,
? is#
";d lBlSft",t,"H"l,::lu:?t,"ii**#;
ca,rne
to the United States
in 1866,
I
lie""i6i ite*ara.
tril.tH"#*trhl***,#lh
i'' *r'nt
I settling in BLue Earth, Minn., and
I later moving to fowa. fn June, l88l,
I he caane in a covered wqgon to Da-
B. H. Tandeo Griggs
Farmero Dies At Od *i
H.
_ Cooperstown, N. D.-Bernt
Tande, 60, lifelong resident of Wil{9w_ township (Griggs county),
dild at his faim iromE Satuiaav.'
SurvivinB- are three sons, Jo'el,
^
L'onrod,
and Bernard, all at home.
rrrs _wife died June 5, 1946. Fu_
neral services wiil be at 2 p. m.
Tuesday in the West prairie
cnurch njrqr
9f J,essie,N, D., Rev.
Tuftetind
off-i"i;iid.'b'J:
4T",1t,
rigl will be in the church cemeterv IllI
j*aryam,
-in
6;J, II
Xill^*.
-funeral
Cooperstown,
charge.
r
tr
Dr
tinlz
--|[:ll:?*trdffi:I,;
"-*'^^P.
|
I A mernber of th.e Coneordia colI lege board for several years, he was
I also a director of th€ narmers
I Ottrer officers, not pictured, are
lAffred Nelson, architecture stujuniorsteward; Richard^Post,
ldent,
'"5#:i.i#:"?,9ifiibiH
liJ:','ff
lvision, secretary, and F'. F. Skinlner, college secretary-treasurer,
lwho is treasur€r.
l. Tt" new or-ganization, Sunrise
f,f,
i :lT.y.,:l"tp,Tgil' $;'-i; llfliflil,"Tjff":,,i#.3ff:",t
flarr'on and or rne l{atLon Farmer's
I
lnorth Faigo, will meet at the collBlevator Co. Surviving are hi.s wife, i llege yMCl,' on alternate ThursItllo sons, Carl Thompson of ceur
I ldays. Membership is to be @
j d'alene, rdaho,
anc
T'heodol'e I' lnrised of college personnel aid
+-,^ i*,-i_
lmembers of the masonie order not
I nno*nson of Hattbn;
vrrs.{relvin*"o"Tirli,1il*
I ters,
Mmn., and amella at lrome,
l#."#i",ffi9.,|!|!i
with present
four I' I Encouragement has been seI
I gnandchilfuen, and a brobher, Chrrist lcured from-the two active masonic
I Thompson of this vicinify.
llodges here and. from college de-
I
.te the i""?*"liiil'F""!s"tl';
organization
from the
l*iltli
llege are Alfred H. Parrott, Dr..
Harlow L. Walster, Alfreil G. Arvold, Dr. J. A. Munro and Dr. P.
J. Iverson. Ralph Miller of the
Grancl Lodge is also advising.
:
States
rvrrs,
Tuf{e"
11".1*.,
trstIil#ffili,
Buried
;r
i SundayNight c.,""rrsEnded
,
S+#
t.""'41,"1il1
lffi
j':fif,ff:,'J,?*"dl'"li,l*'""il
i Oc*;&",".","
l l_
:::::l
. t t b?_-ron,'*,, i jServedOttiii Zl
/*,.-1,(
,.**,
:. ^r.;;i'b#;:;"
lffi
ffffry'xr{:t-:;li;i;fit
II
lffi
-'75.Y*'ord.
m:r##i.i{iiir$HT$l
;,; *';:.:-;".
l*',",
lffi
F'
R"'#n'[
illness.
Rev. f. O. Jaco;l:sonofficiated at i
the services. Musical r"l";l;;;;;";;
I
given
by the
*i"- iI
the churah
churah choir and au mixs.ivenby
"rroi"-""4
.'a q*aitet composed of Mrs. r. o. 1
- |
Jacobsoa,Miss Kathryn Tweeten,otto Jotrnson arral A. ru,. n"i.r*.".
I
pall bearers *e"e N"rc r-,*ae, rotrn
Fredrickson, Robert Thorn. n. ;. II
I -^
Tuf,te, 75, who had servI ^^"yi"*h
GriCCs
-"oED
county
lvusLJ
as sLales
4s
states altolTrey
attomey
Il:9
;;
i 1-,-{:it: i01
TiNorth
Yht- held a place proDakota law circles,
lT11""t
sunday night at a ,Farrgohospil9l:d
ailment' that sudd'enlygriw
^senous'
l:31,:lJ"
i
Firn'eral services were held wedHowden, Axel simons;;;
E;*i;
i lat the
Lr€ t;oopersrown
Cooperstowa Luttreran
":,.y
Luttrreran
Bolkan.
made
in
thel
ther
Burial
was
I 1*du-y @L
Cooperstown
cooperstowncemelery.
cemetery.
I l:"5?
Y1-""",-1""* Punxberyassem-
EENJAMIN
b-puv_ry.T\rfte a finat tJ_
TUFTE
ur€cEdE-Igop
Borrr
Borninwiscorsin
in wisconsin
] lPl.l1 Rev. I. o.
I *
'I'rdte
paurinu
"
c,ara
Clara
Pauline Feiring
rei.i,ie*Lrt"-:,,T
wasIi lrut".
le,r,.i"r *il
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r-'ryvv"'riri;iitl:ui$H"*r'"x"dt
';,i|lT;
lcemerery.
herd
JHe
h?iltffi'"
*J'.-r-l"J $;lll i
tDakorawhile she was still a young
*:_gg*;
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'"-"ru"tionat
:chooleducation
:choor
education
at valev,.ilLl"i:i
at
vaueycity. r-u-i ill,:'H "^t$:."::ll,:.d!:t h.-]"-a lfr-"3T*1"-ro"-"e-etecuJi,
;; trhe
*"
irt,il1i;;J;r?X;y#K#"#fl
lil;ffi:"''o"
ler, she attend€d scho(
":ti'?
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Purinton, Baptist min
rhat time.
i
!:i:1"".
Mrs.
ruftebesan
hcr,.hf,l::"**
Beginning
early
a
full
l-^T:tt
prominent wag the
case of
se en'tered
ff"f:'11."H#ITTl"?*1
ouor.
ttre uni- i3l3*olttestatl-"iip"ffiil;*"
,,arionat the vauey""lri'iiirli"l,i i ;ili:l
l;,:[1;xT:'"[lTi:1"-y*Fxi:";
*T"
is kno,wnr.".trr*-p"i"jprJrt
of cxxristiania,
working
r* ll-ll*.
changerlto the univer"r-d"r'li;;;l
l:_"i:.v
established.
his owll support.
DakoLa at crand
ro"i.""
;';;;
I
i
a ve€'rleft, howwer, he went i-" 3L'9 *ill:
ty contendins
-::::'?;"H
"T".
"^YtY
t;il-,;.- ;"n"*,.'.,"*.ol
T,i,*" li,f{';|:f.t:#"H3#",ru*lg
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pleredher v;ork rherer"'ii,.1ri.r"i'"r
i
At the age of 22 she wes elected i
io the olrice or county;p;;t.t;;;;;i
' f schools of Criggs county, which i
cffice she held for six lears. As su- i
she uttur'5li';;";*;attended two mect- i|
l.erintendent, .n"
1:erintendent,
irgs of
National Fdlucation
or the Nationar
Ed;;";;';;;;-l asso- j
ciation, one at Louisvitle. Kentucky, I
and the other at Portland, Ore.
i
L'.:ensod Engirneer
_
rn |finnsgefa he tri-ed his hand
"
, a lumber carnp, then studied ensinjbecame a Iicensed
I eering-. end
*-;..
""si"In ttrat
that ca,paciby
ca,pacity n"
he *"
wss ffii#i eer.
":" a Minneapoilis
rvrimeafotis"tr"t;;v'u\"vr'
factory.
lea-in
led_in
I! was then his interests turned
I.
I to law. He studied in the office of
adopts the intenpretaI ;;",.::.-1-'"o
ili,l^Ti:lgrven !1" courts or A;;';;;"
it'
i "ave
r'nfluentiel Figure
|
I r:r Loop€rstown, Mr. ?ili*
Tufte
-;;;;'" *r"
was an
1
,-*^3:f".t"*";M;.
Hre served as "o
He
a
i:"3:?1tjt^^o"^'re.I;;:i'j*^^"+re._
.the boanl of education
l;;:":*":,ot
ur ure crf,y
council.
i*I
on January1, 1e0?,.shewas mer-| IJohnw. Arotaader,prominent Twin lr$lnxriig:T:"i_"{
r"ied to Benjamin Tufte, at thal time I lcity
attornrey at tjhat time.
:::"ii]-t"
.Ijar*
rsLcresf,s'
the Farmers&
and in addilion,
al
etaies
a*oriiex c"ie,g:i"""iv' Ii,".1?::i,:,"",1"***::r":l-qri* ilT"jffi:' naoconsidera'rl;.6i#G
Lived "r
Ifere Slnce
i I the Utniversity of Minnesota, Ife was
rheremainder
ofheru': =,l"-:p:l:ljffixl?t**t:"*"T:"]3i *:lT:::
j:iring
*Ti#'*niil.il,*
Fris wide ,!g-"o.died in rs63.'*i
in Cooperstorvn. After a long il- jlin rsss. rtre practised a few monthu
ncss which Catedback some 20 years, i I at !.e0 Wing, Minn., before h^r'ihd
*"{r** *:r"";"it'f**i
tocoorerstown'
ii l l
years ard six months of age,
I
She leaves to mourn her loss her I
luidower, Benjamin Tufle; one son, j
ffifft;#ffi-ffi
{.
I-tT' t-'sw&ld,
rv''
r.emains, as
wett as a
e ttve iix Norway,
-----------..,T-
l-
F4
ot. Almklov was-s-umTonEd-Irrf
find
no
injury
about Mrs.
.Biieffuneral
services weJe heilt
at the home Monday at 1:00 o'clock,
and at 2:30 impressive services were
held in the W'est prairie church.
which was filled to overflowing with
friends of the departed. t'he many
floral
offerings ,that c)vered the 1
casket also attes,t.edthe esteen and C
love for her who had been called
to her res,t. Rev. Tuftetand and Rev.
Halling spoke in the i{orwegian
language, and Rev. Tollefson in the r
English, all three pastors speaking
eloquently of the vtrtueE of the dece'ased and of her
fine C,hristian
character. The Binford uale quar- I
tette and. the West Pr.iirie
choir
furnished speci'al musie at the fu- (
heral
ln the chureh.
Those who
officiated as pall-bearers ivere O. El.
Thorn, Tollef Tweed., Al+x Osmundson, Mabhias Rorvig, Pecler Rorvig,
and K. H. Olson. fnf.erment was
made in the cemetery adjoining the
church.
'lYIRs.
0.E.TH0RNI#li*rf-lpi*:*-*3*#
lcould
:,*'*i
DD[NtYIp*",*"*:lJw*'*'i
,0IESSU
day to Amherst, Wisconsln, the for-
I
AF'TERACCIDENII*r?:t*;x;#";"g}ii"',"":li:
Auto.spiu
sunduy
cause
*i,' ""lHkiilf#
"rl:ry'"gi:
tleaft
I fOUble and
Death.
I trme she had come to be verv well
ln her
' I known antt highly respected
I community near Jessie and her
I death is counted a personal loss to
I many. The sympathY of the whole
I community goes to Mr. Thorn whose
sorrow a[ this hour is most deeP.
I
REMAINSTO WISCONSIN
Accident Itself Brought No
CARD OFI THANIi^C
We wish to tender our ireartfel{t
thanks to all who so kindly assisted
us during the illness of our beloved
PIONEER, I/ADY PASS/IS AWAY
wife and mother, and fcr sympathy
The people of Binford iind vicinity
expressed in word and deed at the
were again saddened bY ihe death pl funeral.
Espec'ially do we thank
beloved t t L. P, Larson and Mrs. O. E. Peterson
of one of our oldest an,l
'fhingelst'ad'
members, Mrs. J. C.
for the srongrendered at the house
who passed awaY Sunday aiter an ll and the Binford male quartette and
illness of a week with Pneumonia
the West Prairie choir for the Eongs
Lena Krogfoss was horn in Ulsakat the West Prairie chtrrch. We also
er, Norway, on August 26, 1857.
thank those who brought ihe lovelY
When four Years of age' she came
To Rev, Tuftcland, Rev.
flowers.
wiLth her parents to Amerlca, makHailing and Rev. Tollefson our sinine their home in Filhnnre County' tl cere thanks
comforting
for the
M i n n e s o t a . O n M a r c h 1 , 1 8 8 1 , s h e c words spoken at the fu.neral.
C.
to
Jens
marriage
in
united
was
J. C. Thingelstad and Ohilalren.
Thingelstad, and with iritn rnoved to I
filed
had
he
where
Grisis county,
.Pilot Mound
on a homestead in
township, in 1885. In 189? theY
moved in 'to Cooperstown where they
lived for five Years, going from
there to Jessie where theY made
coming to
their home for six Years,'firree
girls c
Binford from Jessie.
lvere born to this union, two of (
whom survive, Mrs. Aibei:rt Alfson
and Mrs. Arne Granheirn, both of
One girl pa$se.l aw,ay in
Binford.
Pilot Mound when 8 years old.
Mrs. Thingelstad was tahcn ill bn
Tmjuries suffered ryhen his horses
July 4th, with
Sunday morning,
r&n away last Wednesday proved fapneum,onia. AII that human skil!
tal to F rank Trask who d:ied the folcould do was done for I'cr. but her
advanced years and wetli.eled conlowiag day at a Valley City Lrospitan.
dition were such that she was beSeveral ,bones had been ibroken
yond medical aid, and she passed
whe':r the wag'on to which the horses
out peacefully on Sunday, July 11,
w€re hitch€d rolled over the lower
at 1.0:50 o'clock. Thr.rrughout her
part of Mr. Trask's back.
suffering she d{splayetl a spirit of
Bora iar Vernd,ale, Minn., July 30,
'fontirtude with
a mind
and soul
1869, Mr. Trask spent his early years
. ier'tly clear and respoDnive to both
God and man. She had been brot
in th'at vicinity.
up religiously in the Lutheran faith '
IIe was rnarried to Mary Fra;:me
and teachings, and in the early days
November 26. 1893. Two children
was one of the orgaulzers of the I were born. firev are William HenWest Pra;irie church, rvhele she has
ry, now residingj inr Spoka,ne, and
ever since been an active and interJames Wiilard of Hathorne, N. Y,
ested member in the dilfereort aetivMr. Trask carrle to Cooperstcrwn 3O
i,ties. She w,as also an active mem- I
ber of the Binford ladies aid soci- j Vears ago and resided.here until his
ety, where her absence will also be t death.
keenly -felt.
F uneral services were held Monday
at the Lutrherao church wittr Rev. I.
,O. Jacobson officiating.
Burial was
made in tJre Cooperstown cernetery. i
Io addition to his two sons. there i
remeins q, bpther,
W-al,ter Trask, I
and a sister, Mrs. f,ydia Ludrick, j
JunctioD Oity, Ore.
I
VOLUMEXXIV
Mrs.
o.* ,",,, ^(i'A#n7,il
denly Sunday noon, the y'Cuseof her
death being heart trouble which was
aggrav0led by an automobile accident that morning in which she, Mr.
Thorn and l\{iss Olga Koloen ffgured.
The death wag so sudden and under
such ,unusual circumstances as to be
most shocking to the whole communitv.
Mr. and lVlrs. Thorn
and Miss
Koloen, who was w,orking: ,at the
Thorn home, had set out in the Ford
coupe Sunday morning for the home
of I\fiss Koloen's parents, Syver
Koloen, in Willow township. Within a mile of the Koloen placb and
just beyond the Hogan
Smogaard
farm the autoists encountered very
rough loads antl Mr. Thorn was driving: very slowly, not over flve or ten
miles an hour, according to Mr.
Thorn and Miss Koloen, when they
struck a slight bump in ,the ro,ad
which forced the car to the side of
the road and onto a slight bank,
from which .the car turned onto its
side. The fall was not enough to
injure anyone within i,t and the only
break to the car was that of one
of its &'indows.
No one seemed to be injured. and
Mr.s, Thorn, when asked if she was
hurt, laughing replied that she rilas
not. Mr. Thorn got out of the ca,r,
assisted. Miss Koloen and ,then Mrs.
Thorn out. UBon getting out Mrs.
Thorn complained that it was h,ard
for her to breathe and that she felt
strange. She appeared very weak
and had to be assisted. Mr. Smogaard happen_ed along immediately
following the accident-and with Mr.
Thorn assisterl Mrs. Thorn into the
car and to the Smogaerd home. She
died as they were laying her upon
a bed at that Blace.
I Trask,InjuredIn
Run-away,
IsDaed
Several Bones Are Broken
WhenWagonRolls Over
,^\ l- Lower Back
Qe4
/r+b
TUFsrjJAy, June 30, t959 l\dOnNINo ,
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lo.w.\,il;"'d" I f)r. J.R"Truscott
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willappearontheqrogram._
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COOPEFSTOWN,
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in Minneapolis.l v;r.^,
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Church.Moorhead.
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o1 THE 50th ANNIVERSARY of and Ole E. Johnson, Bismarck,l
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|llGoncordia
| o o n " " . a i " cCollcgc's
" r r . e . , ' " class
1 " u , o of
r 1 91g05lPark
0 5 l P a r k Region.
Region.vvl!!avvrr,
g'ra-du-at9_di
llbrought a gloup of Jz to attend thel Around ,100 Acaclemy graduatedl
land former studentsattended.J. H.!
IifgSS sraduatron e:iercises.
of Moorhead.-Concordial
' row.
lett- to
-ll 1n lhe fr.t,nt
'" riaht.,fjelinstad
'.Academygraduate
and forrner col-i
[ ale nlrs. (.
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rAlnta,lese
n.
LJuarve
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insiruitor. rvasmasterofcere_l
!lThonrpson\, Fesscnden, N. D.; rrionies at the alumni progr.atn.l
The weddtng of Miss Bebe A., Koloen,Carrington, *u, .ing b.ar-l
I
Trostad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.l er.
Ralph Trostad, Cooperstown,N.D.. Roger McCardle attended hisl
brother.
and Curtis R. McCardle. son of The bride wore a gown of whitelI
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCardle slipper satin with cathedral lengthl
of Aneta, N. D., iook place at a train and veil of imported silk il-i l E . N . H e d a h l t C l a r a B e r s e ) .B i s - i - - - ::
ceremony Saturday in the Trinity iusion held by a pearl and sequinl
Lutheran Church of Cooperstown.half hat. She carried red roses.l
The Rev. A. Palmer Tidemann The attendants wore waltz lengthl il Secondrow. le{t to rirht. arell1 rtr\ r --,
officiated. Mrs. Carl Johnsonwas dresses, the maid of honor lilac,l
the .organist and Myron Nevland the others in purple, forest green
.li
thilde Mortenson),Conrad Mnnt
sol0lst.
and olive green. Their flowersl Mrs.L. F. Rice(certr;de";;;.lll-cooeunsTgyN'
,N:D:, 11111:
Mrs. D. Bruce .Hall of Fargo, were tinted carnations.
I
was her sister's matron of honor" A recepticn followed the cere-l
Other atlendants were Mrs. 0s- mony.Assistingwere Mmes. W. E.l
borne Brekken, McVille, and Miss Hoffmeyer, Ciarence Larson andl
Jesslyn Tweed and l\{rs. Herman Ludvig Gronass of McVille andl
FlaugenJr., both of Cooperstown,Pekin, N. D"
i
with Kathy Hoffmeyer, also of The couplewill rrake their home
Cooperstown,flower girl. Rodney on a farm near Aneta.
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Of Hannaford Dies
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Thu will
make their home at Huli, N. D..
where he will teach. Their marriage took place Sept. 1 in Trinity
Lutheran Church at Sutton,N. D.
Mrs. Thu is the former Marion
Rhodes,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Rhodes, and Mr. Thu is the.
son of Mrs. Ethel Thu, all of Sutton.
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llFats' Minn.,which unitedwithl
l;f,:;?;;;1"j'untl-iuti.ineto_coop.l
in 19u.
ljConcordia
Mr' l'rostaddiedMarch]
th.erso.s
ctass
who*.r-i lil:tt#l'
il others-of
arumniev_ents
but notl . Survivingare two sons,Oscarofl
lrpresent,.Ior
:Cooi,"rrt"rinanOfneoOoreof An-j
llnic.tured
l-e.rgMI_s.OIga..Peters.nn,
'jlp,'N""-D.; 1*; diughters,Mrs.l
l[l0lga N3-twjckt.Harrisville on1.1r..t
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|{Agb:[ x_!:g!", l..Ig9.*Cobbers,
ti,i i i". v''r;osephinelrorgerson,
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Saygr
Eribkson.
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TWELVE
Announce12*
SchoolHead
Appointments i
. BISMARCK, N. D. LB_WithI
less than two weeks of school left;
for most North Dakota communities, 12 new superintendent appointments have been announced
for the 1953-54 term.
Communities announcing t h
appointments include:
Hastings-Ernest
Janisch,
mer principal; Oberon-R
Beaver, former New
coach; Stirum-James L. Thompron, former Pomona, Calif., prinCipal; Hazelton-f. L. Oamek, forper
Max superintendent;
-A.
Lacs-Clifford
Nelson,
Souris superintendent; Sou
A, O. Lee, former Norma
tendent; Dazey-Wayne
former principal.
fn aclditlon, five North Dakota
luperintendents have said they are
taking posts at schools in Minnesota or South Dakota. They are:
Edwin KvaI, Wildrose, to Fisher,
Minn.; Oswald. _T!-lfte
"i,tin"'.].ffi
to--n,'to-bii^-i-;ii^
nard James, Napoleon, 1o Erskine,
Minn.; B. J. McGuire, Manvel, td
Odessa, l\{inn.,
Odessa,
Minn.. and W. D. Mar-
rhall, Bucyrus, to Harrold, S.
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hcnnclh 'l'hor're.i0, lx.aln.
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H(lrO.n
t t , , u n p r u t aott a h r -
ilets Bilte: ;i;ff"]'ili:#i:l,]l-i'
iireal Northern train fronr ir possib.leserious
*,reck. hcnneth also got a $'l.00savings h<xrdand
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lrs. Inq fhorberg 'i
lurt In Aceident '.r
Mrs. Ina Tlhorherg of CooP..ito*.t, executive secretarY oI
welfare
county
Cilggs
the
board, was seriouslY injured in
a-traffic accident in the Miami'
-Mrs. vi\initY FebruarY 24'
-Florida,
Thoiberg is ho:ipitaiized
with fractures of bottt legs, a
and
severe srcalp laceration
bruises to face and hands'
'She had just recentlY gone to
Florida for a vaca'ti'on' She was
in a car driven bY
l.-pl.*u*e".
,tr"i tran"t'ittg cornpanion, Mrs'
J. B. MeYer of Bis'marck' I{rs'
was unhurt but Mrs'
M"y"t
lrroruerg was thrown lrom the
vehicle.
touch
Friends may get in
care oI
with iher by writing
srto.b HosPital, Miarnj
iloitit
Florida.
AII superintendent vacancies
will be filled by May 28, accordIng to A, W Larson, teachcr
piacement specialist with
the
North Dakota State Employrnent
Service. Thus far about- 10 ner
cent of the state's high schobls
have announced full ltaffs for
next term. High schools generally
are more complete than grade
schools, Larson said.
.Eleven schools have saicl they
will need more teachers becausL
of increased enrollment,
Most schools in the state
close the.Memorial Day
A _few will close a wiek earlief,
a lefberof commendationfrotn the railroad's president" Presentingthe bike to the youngsterare.
Ii. $r. f)owning (lefi), superintendentof the GN's
i4inot division, and C. O. Hooker,generaimanager
of GN Lines Eas[. (AP \{it'ephoto direct to The
Irargo Forumt
T
and some a week later.
Rev. Thompson"r- ,
Rites At Rinford
fa*aaltl5Tl
lJesper
iRitesTl''ednesdav'I
-I,lcscrvice for thc Rev. John Thomp- jRayrnond
s o n , 6 e .w i l l L r ca t 2 F l i d a f i n j ] l - i j C a i t t t eo t n n e t a ,
fotd Lutheran Church. the _Rcv.ll,v. O. Boilr are
.2;iu
lYtI
N. D. *:Fu-l
I coopunsrowN,
t,
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iJ;: ryli,:* W
liioul
illilSilo
l'utrcral Horne oI Cooperstown.
Cooperstoivn
1of
N. D., is in chargc.
Sch.ol
'flre flev. Mr. 'fhrrrnpsondicd,i , H i s h
]fne. weddirrewiii
Srrudayat I'leruing, .iViinn.He rlas ]take place-J3p. ,,,
Jrnln irr lrorq,ay irr 1890.I-le hacl122in the Trinitv
i
relir"ed irorrr. the. rlinistry-Irc.?:::f
Cburct
&
l^L"utflun
of ill health" He rnarried JnSajof
. .Cooperstoln.Miss Trostad
ijl;l-.lt-t"ndanrs
rvhoriieclirr 19rr
Peter-s.n
wilr tu"rur,r"oiiuro
XiL
,lebzhe marrierlElizabetli
t<eltoltll&uce
H;;1; ;#bi"ri"ii,; "ot'lf,il
'l$1p"
at.llenling.
Qsbgrjnerreri*en of McOlhcr survivorsare forrr.sorrs,-lVille,_N
D., Mi;;;;;;i],,,"fril;
.lcnrringsarrd Johrr .lr. of
M..r. HermanH;G;; j;.';;
ur ' wr
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,,-ltitr.']al9Hr-'reb, \Vis., Bernard.. of
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n.
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Texas, ancl Norman of Kankakee,1l-------_'
Ill., .an<l [wo .rJaughters,
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u:rsdr..
.Eleanor,ll
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Earbara I. Power, 18415th St. N.
(( ltry Appllcatlons)
Oscar W. tr{ccann, South Milwaukee.i
Wis., and Eihel E. Thu, Sutton, I\-. D,
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lneral service for Jesper Taxdahl,l
j83. of rural Cooperstown,will bel
at 2 Wednesdav-inClrristianFel-i
i lowship Churc6. the Rev. Arvid I
Nyquist officiating.Quam Funerall
Home is in charge.
i
Mr. Taxdahl died Saturdayin ai
ilocal hospital. He was born MaYl
i10, 7872,in Norway. He came tol
lSouth Dakota jn 1892and movedl
Ito Griggs County, N. D., in 1E9B.l
lHe married Aagot Johnson Dec.l
l12,1900and they farmed in Helenal
] Township, Griggs, County" S h el
lprecededhim in death.
I
I Surviving are six sons a n d i
Neva,
atj
Ernest
and
ldaughlers,
lhome, Mrs. A. M. (llildat Selness,l
lTopeka. Kan., Albert of Wilson,l
lwis., l,lrs. Roy (Judithl watneI
land Orville, Hannaford, N. D.; ai
fsister and a brother in Norwayli
118grandchildrenand two g r e a t-l
igrandchildren.
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lo*;n'nr;;'Wt-To w"'rt-Ap;{;; i M*s.T;;.o.r Rr*, s"*-d';tKl
The approachingmarriage of i The ucdciitrgwill bc Aplil li in I
COOPERSTOWN,
N. D.-Funer- for Mrs. Louis'rJerrnre)Trostad,i
al service
I'ill be
will
be;i't's"ild;riii,"i'i..o1rrr";'a;;;;;;;;;il
at 2 Saturdalr25,oI Cooperstown.
.ianice Solyig Trostad irjtu.'-oit.*J'"r."ij',i*^'"tr'r'.i',
l\Iiss r'|i."-5ffi*"'r;;;;;
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'tnjtle, Oltowa Lulhelan' Church.II al
euam Funeral
ln- .ssrviee
west PrairieLutheran
bv
her
parents,
Mr.
and
l\[rs.
ctt"*ihlH"-- ;, il;;;.
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;u unifil"ua]en"u.
Dca*M. Thompson
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rheorlore'Trosiad.
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Mrs. Trostad died Wetlnesday inl'
l"'i""rr-'r,"'iiii"l.-tn- was holn
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the high school at, Coopr
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.lll4north
t,.,ili+,ll
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wherel
of Cooperstown
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.lohrisonStore in McVille,
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Mr:s"Thiml
F)iesAt S0
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cooPltRsl'o\vN. N. 1l
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;., operated
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F:#lld.#j:h;"
li.#ttl*jlt':';:"
lfrn.ii roo--ln Sutton f-or several,
.uq.I:l
lyears and Mr. M_cCarn-it
s1us,t"#3"i::l
the
or
. :)3,1y,,'n
ll"dl',liiii
r-*va,,sc
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l;i't';#1:.l[d$-,*.,.";,qli,xitffi]"i,],T;,''i?;.,,',i'1.*::,.*i.f{'}r
'l'weeten
,'nr,l,,y in.l'o" Luiholarr r-hurch1p6Gay," to be presenledby the seniorclass of Oak Grovc Lutlr'
rrt'rrrhctt'. lirc llev. Suniold Sonra,ran High School at B pm. Thursday and Friday in the school
r' rvithKttrlrfil
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(Farso
Forum
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Torfin-ftrofue Vuws,$Pofien'
o*SETIilED E y
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r r b : o t h c t ' i r i N o tt l i 1 .
Several I'argoans tnclutltng representatives of the newspa_per ancl
printing: trades and long tim6 personal friends, $'iU 8:o to Vauey City
1!roWean O"t"b"r,$\
ll Mr. and Mrs. JosephTweedoY
llPekin, N.D., announcethe ap- |
marriageof their daugh- |
llproachine
'lter,MurielEvan...-..
I
. Vallcy City, N. D., Aug. 8.- |
(Ae;-ahg
Va)ley City l'tmes- i
Recortl witl suspencl V/ednesclay'c j
issue of tho paper in honor of lts
pubiisher,
the late percy
R,
Trubshaw,
for
whom
funeral
services
will
be helct -Wednestlay
I
I afternoon.
'9
Wednesalay to attentt funera.l servlces
for Percy R. Trubshaw, publisher of
the Valley City T.imes-Recorcl.
Among' Ir'argoans n-ho ha.ve tnjllcated they expect to attend ar6 Norma,n D. Black, publisher of Th6 Fargo Forum;
James }faresh, repre-Western
Mlss Tweed sentativo
led by Fairmont
of
Newspaper
lFoods Co. in Moorhead and Ml. Union; A. J. Mclnnes of Northwestfarms
near
Cooperstown.
ern
Bell
lVigesaa
Telephono company and
probably A. L. Nelson, manager of
[] The wedding will be Oct. t3 in 'W-estern
Gethsemane
Lutheran
Clurch"
lthc
Nelvspa,per If nion.
inear Tolna, N.D.
I The funerai is to be at ?:S0 D. m.
\'['ednestlay in ths Congreg:ational
church.
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DELAY HEE?ING
MtVillt'' 'rilts hts
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bririe is lhe di:rrghtr:l.
i'ot:Li,i oi hloterrgir'l 'attd Rt'uceLarstrtr'l{loten' lvas
"rra'.rvio-'-p'te,l
arrd Mr:. Iiroke is thc sorl oi l''Ir lringbearer'
;r:ndN'lrs. Oberl lirokc ot [4cVillt:.]
I lUotl:rersoi thc britle ancl-brtdel'1, D,
blue dresses
gl'9,9t11
Mrs, .Joe iioltrerli" ;1rtel'a,l'J fi ' tvith ,]l.tlt'e.
'.nav)"
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..-.....,-- be at honte in
,:\lll_"T'iLl
the br.ictewore a gorur'of"*hir.i.ll::
ulrorc he is employed'
Aneta
taifeta and chairhllSrlu.J'"nii''"
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I
chi{fon_
the-son
iriii-ii
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A. Hoel
CooPerstown.
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ls a student in
a business col'
lege at Minne'nli<
lrliss Trostatl
apolis.
is stationed in Eng'
ii.,r.l'rr*r
'anO
will resume his studies
tanA
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his discharge in No'
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KennethTufteland
5-rxIN, N. D.-Kenneth B' A'
'r-rt.iitia. zs, of Pekin, died sat.Au"-iii'a-Ctand Forks hospital'
t-"1"J-1."n ill for a long time'
t4, t$2, at
born APrit
-surviving
i; ;;
is htq
,r-.viit". N. D.'aaotPtr
Tufteland'
i*rrs.
ffih;;.'
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fu*tat service will be at
-W.OnutAuv
Luther'
in SheYenne
:
.rn Church of which he wa-s q'
ffii-q*t#"*,l'lr'ryi
On Jan. 6; Iffi, he marrieclIda
Anderson,IIe leaves three sons'
T. O. Ttrompson,Hillsboro,N. D.'
$ophusof Dallas, Texas, and Er'
nestof Hatton,N. D., and a daughter, Mrs, Orville (Mildred) Rud,
Portland. His wife and a daughter
precededhim in death.
Funeralservicetentativelyis set
for 2 Saturdayin the Bang Lu'
theran Church,11 miles northY4st
of Portland. Skarperud Funeial
Home of Mayville, N. D., is il
charge.
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VALLEY CITY, N. D.-Andrew
hompson,?6, of ValleY CitY, re'
Hannaford,N. D., farmer,
died in a hospitalhere Thursday.
Born in Norw-ayUec. 30, 1879'he
was the son of Mr. and Mrs' Ole
S. Thompson. He had farmed at
rtannafoid many Years and had
married. Nearestsu
are cousins.The
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Yigesaa
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Miss Muriel Evangeline
of Mr. andMrs. JosePhl
daughter
4?thclassto graduate.picturedwith MissTweed
7,000thNurse: *"H1$*Lj."f'A[:
are Miss Mary Hauck, director ot Urilcfroii'tf
graduateof St. Luke,s nursing,and JohnL. GuirkeJrnerl,
dsfoto*n, N. D., the 1,000th
pr.esiclent
,ofilrc
ffit'tal Schoolof Nursing,was presentedat the board of trustees.
(Forum
ffiatil.l,gtercises }londayevening.Thiswasthe
fweid or rural Pekin, N' D., isj
the bride of George Vigesaa, sonl
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Vige-l
saa of Cooperstown,N. D. Th'el
wedding was SaturdaY evening inl
the Gethsemane Lutheran Churchl
near Tolna, N. D. The Rev. M. E. I
Ilelland of Binford, N. D., officiat-l
ed at the doublering service. Mrs. I
Melvin Hasen played the nuPtialj
music. David Vigesaa sang "Thef
Lord's Prayer" and "I Love Thee"l
and Monroe Tweed and Geno Wuf'l
lestad "O Perfect Love." Thel
church was decorated with whitel
pompons.
I
Given in marriage by her father, I
the bride wore a gown of whitel
nylon tulle and Venetian lace cutf
en train. A lace crown held berl
full length veil and she wore pealtl
earrings, gift of the bridegrol$f
She carried a white testament{iilj.
ped with deep pink roses. j i. I
) Matron of honor, lVlrs. Al Steffil
bf Bismarck, sister of the bride,'
and Mrs. Arvid Hedstrom of Tolna, i
her cousin, wore wineberry-colored net over taffeta gowns and
velvet jackets. Their pearl and
rhinestone earrings were gifts of
the bride. They carried white carnations.
/UttrrrggSUiesbi;b'"iiE;;;thSpen&rLogeof
rorriso";b,
ornwarwick
/Mrs'
Deade#nrtiq**;BF;*tttlli:niii;;il{,11}
/,T:i;!;1'F,''t'1'T*ij.'#"tr6tlirs'#"'",,1*in'"'a;:
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in-ahmhhilcrren.
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wereor pink carrhe runeralw'l be !'"r'j:i l?ill#:*t*ts
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il'ff'.'fl1t",1"1"'r'iE'
I WARWICK,
N. D_r
ltnrs vicinitV, died Sa
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ffifi, e;lti::'i,rfr*ffippls presentlyworking iniire
jHanna,Elkadena.
calif.: a br.dfi lildffiin
'fr,
and a sisterin Norwaya ri{ tr
grandchi,dren.
rsaven
i*;*t:
ffi*u;."''#"fu..f #f*f.'T1'"Hi*Jl'*
A fall wedding is planhed.
Tlre FhrE! Fonim and MoorheadDaity Nen's
il*fissTrDeed-t I
5'f" I
trsBride
'0i
'
l
7,000th
Nurse: *"H1i[1j'.f'4il:
.&fstown,
graduate
N. D., the 1,000th
of St. Luke,s
"St$U1italSchool of Nursing, was presented at the
e;rercisesMonday evening. This was the
ffi-Ation
nursl
board of
"\)-
Trostad
Mrs.
-
io F
r 7 a
Vigesaa #
Miss Muriel Evangeline f*tffi
daushter of Mr. and Mrs. JosePhl
tweid or rural Pekin, N. D.' isl
the bride of George Vigesaa, sonl
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Viee-|
saa of Cooperstown,N. D. Thel
wedding was SaturdaY evenrng lnl
the GethsemaneLutheran ChurchI
near Tolna. N. D. The Rev. M' E. I
Helland of Binford, N. D., officiat-l
ed at the doublering service' Mrs. I
Melvin Hasen Played the nuPtiall
''Thel
music. David Vigesaa sang
Thee"l
"I
Love
and
Lord's Praver"
and Monroe Tweed and Gene Wuf'I
lestad "O Perfect Love'" Thel
church was decorated with whitel:
Pompons.
I
Given in marriage bY her father' I
gown
white]
of
the bride wore a
nylon tulle and Venetian lace -cutl
en train. A lace crown held herj
full length veil and she v'ore Peatfi
earrings, gift of the bridegrooqg'{
She carried a white testamentfiU'
led with deep pink roses. . ^ ,;
j Matron of honor, Mrs. Al Stcffi
bf Bismarck. sister of the bride,
and Mrs. Arvid Hedstrom of Tolna,l
her cousin, wore wineberrY'colored net over taffeta gowns and
velvet jackets. Their pearl and
rhinestoie earrings weie gifts of
carwhite
rhevc-arried
i lXi,lJlde'
Ted Vigesaa of Fargo attended
Of GriggsDiesi*il.l".',fr":lf.'J,f,:i
CAor,w
i,]1,
^*.I:rrisoni
"ffi
Mrs. Ralph (Ethel) Trostad, 45,1Ushers -were Monroe Tweed of
of Cooperstbwn,N.D., lifelong resi-l Pekin' -brother of the bride, and
dent oi that aiea, died Saturdayl David Lunde of Cooperstown.
after having been ill for some time. I The mothers of the bride and
She was the mother of Mrs. Brucel bridegroom both wore blue and
(Rhoda) Hoel, A-16 North Court.l their corsages were of pink carThe funeral will be at 2 to-l nations.
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lne funeral wil be in Geth-l
I
Churchsouthwest
or1ffi
f:eTane-Free
f
a
lueu
tl
grvq,
{uy in West Prairie ,,Lut!..tull The church parlors was the
miles lorthqlst
Church,--4Yz_
^.ofls..nu of tn"- ,e..ption. Uis. L.
Jes5i9,$. -P., !.h" Eev. Marcu{
b.-i;ft
o}-rom"andMrs.Karl
Funer-l
Tufteland.officiating.
Quam
f***"i
oi nunuu. pouieA-Urs.
is in charge.
i$il"-y,\,.i0.,,X'"0',"tlllTi,.
I Arthur T hompson al Homejrostad,
.-,, ,l tea Vigesaa and Mis, Lawrence
u;;;[!g
the,former^Eth-e{truuA-1-,it-thecake. The guest
.,if
l^ry$.
pasadena
Dies
Ar
iOvidiaKoloen,was born in.Gr.ieg$footwai in;h*g;;i
l3i:i.ll'",",Y1T.XHff::'
lrrs. david
Gunderson
was born
_
inl I COOPERSTOWN,
N. D.
Ar ieouly,{99..
;d- th; ?irt
tuure,ru.s.
^ej:'_.i:|i;;;"
jwomanhood
w3slrrtonioe-ffie;d of
in1,...1911"j^l_9
the county3nd
pekin, N. 1.,
'.il,_."xr"rl
';;;*t"*;t*.,x
jltiil,lnf
uec.
zr,lAnd
lros[ao
to
Mr.
.marrled
Miss DonnaKraal of Fargo.
/i#iy"$,ilslj,'_,':fl
j^o_Mt.Iorrison
nearwarwictl S;;;q ai'^Fasacena,
11.d.
Catif.,whcre -"fhey
I^,_o.-1.b"r-u,
TheyhomesteuO.al]l.-luei:.
years.
twcenlMarwick and McH-enry t._1l;;'h;l i.rir.a in recent
and/
1931.
|
-,_ _ ,_..,.
rownrqrureq *'
in wiuow
ruEr rarmed
-1.1'^d:'^:,l?uihas
"--:1,,--:j;'^lOak|^l|! Grove
Seminary,
been em.1
"{:$}3j'^jr
shiP, moving to CooPerst'*'n nrnPl
r5.-tr".rri
will be at 2 Mon.
untilMr. roriison'i/cui"i-r
c",nii,i"i,,gL',:1yil,r,i"#$iil.:TiliT1??j.
ljii'fuureranchurch
south i'.1*ie,,ft
ifllil.$",!;l;.
Besides her husband 5[rc teeves,
Rev.
sanrord
rhe
threesons,o.orr"/ g:f;;fi#*n.
^-Shereaves
Funeral
and,sermer,-3i"i,ii".,"d"a
is ,n .l'Lt..Quum
Tq$is+iHome
and"Mrs.l!lr!1ptsC.,t.v
Mrs.lThursday, l4a.rch 12 19159.
N.D., and
Mccardle,Aneta, N.D.,
McCardle.
i?.'fi4$'s&i!i3,:''il:"
ff',"'l$'#;1ff
mh-1*5-11'3f
l{arch IZ, LgSg
-Aneta,
j'lr'*.ru},?
jf ft:l*n: Hoel; two brothers,-.Albert of Bin-l
r$"{:"q,*"*#l:iil,!i',us$"$l,,ilil
rrelttn,- N. D.,
Mrs. Berl
"'
ford, N.D., and Reynold of Car-l-
'
*.'fr.,ii*:i lii"",:,"ju,:^i.i'*i'llh"1. g]: rinsion,
NJ.;
.. .-,^,^_^,llngogemen+
f?l.,grI.q Rockford,
.
@ I
(Nora)|
t
Sevensisters,Mrs. Arthur
,'
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Knapp and Mrs. oscar tl,ittianllMr. and l.trs.tflow/'a "Iopp oI
Rorvig, both Binford, Mrs. Markl"12nita.N. Dalt.. /nnounce-the
i^survivingare a son,rrygve ofl; (Aulga)_King,Harvey,N.Pr Ml!.hgagement ot
itfeir daughter,
,Cooperstown; three daughters,l W. E. ICora)_Hoffmeyer,_9,r:p,.f-l;*f
rMarie to irlr. Cavion"Crit.
tMrs. Edwin (Esther) Unruh and town, Mrs. Clarence(Hazel)Lar-l::-: ---.----l-l
ji."^-r nr,^ h^..r
|t{ts. Gerald {Gladys) Sjule. ffi
'lPasadena.
and ilIrs. Joe tArlei$
'iHanna,
Elkadena, Calif.; a bfft
{*, and a sister in Norway a nf
grandchildren.
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is fanming near Sinford.
wedding
is planhed.
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wEDi\ESDAy, June 24, rsss [tnn.ffNC
'stownh{an Ek
THE !'ARG0 8'ORUM and Moorhead
filt"*pson, 5r
Former r\-.D.ru
Teacher,DieH
BUFFALO, N. D.-Mirl Thor
son, 54, former North Dakr
teacher, died Thursday at Bre
erton, _Washington.,whcre he l
resided since the blose of Wo
War fI.
He hacl served aboard the a
gjiaft -carrier Lexington in Wo
,lWar II, with the rinii ot tieuir
llant commander,
jl
The body will be brousht to Cr
rlrington, N. D,, where
the iune:
Federa
;lw.ill be in the
'lChurcrh
at 2 Wednesday.The R,
Connerly wilt officia
fBurton__D.
slwith Knott Funeral Home
,flcharge.
'-f Born
March 15,1899,at GlenJie
_
'iN.
'lN.
'Ihompson
rr. ]Vlr.
D.
MrThomnsnn
wqs
snq,l
M". Thompson
was grad
P,
ilate.dI from tle
the University
University of Nor
Dakota and began hfi teachil
!lDakott;nA
career in 1924. He taught succe
s,lsivelv a year at Hope,-five yea
r-lat Grace City, thiee years
vears
Frantford and-irineyeari at Bu
r,lfalo,
being superinieirdentnere-.
ll
{9a2 he entered navy servir
'lald{n after
his retirerlent -iesided
fiom ser
&4 in 1945, he had
Ihbmerton, wtrere frJ was- wiAe.
Known as
as a "ham"
"ham" radio
radio operato
onerato
llfown
trIe had been in the hospital
hospital sinr
sini
Iast July.
He. marriecl Helen Carlson r
Camin
C.amin-gtonin June, 1920. Besidr
nN wre he leaves two daughter
Mrs. .Ma_lqgtm
(Dorothy)
,In!ry.
irf;-D;i
McDor
.Malcolm (Dorothyj
-Mrs.
-Mrs.
ald, in
in Missouri;
Missouri, and
and
Jea
Jea
l4td-,-
Cullen, Alamecla,-Caflf.;--tirie
:l brothers, Thorval'of
t of McHenry.
-N.' l
D., Reynard of Glenfield,
Glenfietd, N:'DD
and
and Norman, in Hawaii; fou
l{sters, Mrs. L. (Clara) Henningl
'lGlenfield,
(Elizabet
E.'(Elizabefh
9lenfield, Mrs. E.
JJanlels.
And
Mrs
(l-rroh'
A
(Evelyn
A.
l1!l.r ".nd.4.q.
Andelson,
both Sutton,-N:-ij., ;;1
I:nga
rrngi
Hoffman,
rtorman,
Stanton, N
SLntori,
{lrs.
l{rs.
u.,
D.,
ano four
and
tour grandchildren,
- Mr. lhgmpson had been
$qtt _ol the-North baliota
ine Torfinr#
atTo Marry
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Torfin o
Kloten. N. D., announcethe en
gagemento
their daughter
M a x i n eE l l e n
ore, to May
nard Gordol
Kiefat, son o
Mr. and Mrs
William Kiefat o
Aneta, N. D.
Miss Torfin ir
Preaented Possihle Train Wre&',
Courier-Vol.
75-No. 51
Februarv
19. lf&
'
1
P:rz1'
Dear Fellow ameb*qntt:
On June 12, 1951, I'became a naturalized American citizen. Before receiving
this honor, I took a fairiy
stiff course in American
form of Government, the
Constitution, and the responsibilities o f American
citizenship, I was proud of
the
straight A average
which my teacher considered I earned, but proudest of
all when I was admitted to
full United Ctate Citizenship.
On February 16, 1959, I
attended a meeting on
School District Reorganization. It lasted, a very long
tirne, and I can only say,
that there was nothing like
it in my citizenslrip course.
Neighbor hurled'verbal insult at neighbor, private
grudges were publicly aired,
and sneering, anrgry comments filled the Hall. The
valid arguments, both supporting and opposing, were
lost in a sea of angry accusation.
'I left the meeting with a
sense of pity. Pity for those
who had abused one of the
Four great freedoms, Freedom of Speech, and pity for
those who listened, and
would rernember the harsh
words long after time l#ffiresolved the problem qf
School Reorganization. Yer; "
the meeting was for me an
education, but I sincerely
hope I never witness a repeat perforrnance.
GITRailwavPlaysSanta lLegronnarres
.
r
l-0
To AlertR[.f].Boy,
Endorse{r
n,{"mi
i #itit'"if p'iitie
"u-*o'G,
n
,[orgerso
sutton.
loutt'"iil-oi
li;;t;i"" il.'idff:.;iil';;h;;lii"'*G
lt
i!"'i.'gn
in a
n.D. fFI-r Santarotletducthroughdsutton
iirrto.ihissmailpr'airidc0mntorritVniiitutcsl
lbv rail 'rith a shinv new bikel Lordemann telephonedthe'1
laira a sroo savinss bbnd for a l0-]Northern dispatcher at Mi&
lvpar-nlri
hnv rvhoie
rvhrisealertness
nlertnpss pre-lstop
nre-lstoo the Fast Mail at Hanni
year-old boy
lwreck,
I But the fast train had iustl:
I The chain of events that led to,cleared Hannaford when operatorll
ISanta's earlv stop for KenncthlDean Jensen got the message'i
lThorne runs like a movie thriller.lQuickly, Jensen turned to his two-l
Mrs,lwav
andhis mother,.
l_Ke.nnqtJr
1?d19.,-"19-il
1f:3-:"1^531
Thorne, were seatetl'in the]coritactwith engineerHarry Jones,
Erwin
living room of their small homelBreck-enridge, at the Fast Mall's
Railwaylthrottle.
near
near-the
the Great Northern Hallwaylulrotue.
Suirey dutoff that passes throughl Jones brought his speeding train
Sutto;. (Suttonis in GriggsCoun-ltoa safe stop.
by G, J. Frigocrd
v
tsr!,, letrt
- Thompson, !'fi
F["r.
.
*r
Vows
Suid
F;-,
t -,
Quanbeclt-Twedt
rr'^---.^-- F'itooperstownrPi"T'
l+
f
^-a'-Aha.
lnE^l/:ll^ntlt
ln,r*^
At Ceremow In McVille\f(p,. [M"..Torgers i l;;."r5;liiJ,;;,.:-n**'
"il{
MissArdis
y
ztu
\)u..t
tDtta,ltto
I
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IrJ,
ola/w
')v,,,;,.
rt,rS|gI.Drult6
I I uuur$Krruyvr\, r\.rJ.-ruu€rar
l;-to.
andGor-,McHenry,
andLee,KentandM*tt t4, Binfo;d,
euanbeck
Dies i i?t:.1-"'i$fi;'l[]ifl*"S !f:
',llt
donrwedtspoke
weddine
vowslvin
ouanbeckall of Mcville."r,"I Mrs.rhomas
(Anna
Marie-Irr.,-t
?il:"'fl11*,!.ll,i
li4dl
lw:l1".tL"l;l
evening
in
Nlw:,u'l
Iride's
mother
the
*or.
?4,.Binford.
flatur-d-ay- 'N.'bD., oreornr
-rrru
Henderson
'':"':":'l
I*..ron,
rchurch,the Rev.James
"
r'i.
'l'
r'.#rtli
H;#;;
'iilTi'iet
j
Quamlunera't',P
"l
$'ii.,"^?l'sl
"'
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lly:
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l"'-:i::"'j::t
I
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yJ'hTll.#.ffl.,j.lljl,."dalgl:1ft-i
The ;iieqld:r:;_irffi]i*
mother worc I
bridegroom's
lThursday'
li,i'Til?,i!5:
lia;ili"*"
The
rne runt
funeral
grav
laco
dustvrose
rose"taffetJwith
taffeta with gravlace.
beck,McVille,andthe6rY15.3Yi.1-loustv
II
will bein Higl:::i
l^..u...'rt.*nson became-iltat
'liT*;:i
;,:;; lffi m'+rlattu
l,yjit-*flf*rtil--tt
".n?r"i:rh".*llTtt,.-.Jd;
,sermonetie.
"",i"lliltrp*::fi
*?"*,1,1i.i"$1.3*f,nTfrf
urs.
'eivif;+i.rli$|":11'|":i1,il3fiff':'..al,.xY$
riii'"ii?rrqi*y"r
- - - Iffi,:,,'.-iffii
'lffi.. ;yii'I?'fr."rlTffi'h *mmerwa-s_bor
urenuptrar'""to,1lo#trF*-anoicniacoii"eu.
rplaved
istheson
orMr.""a*'ii*?llllil};l,t*i;":i,.*f,lgT.t"iil?:h
ll
ciated at the double
double rine
rins rc
Iciated
mL^ D^.. D^..r D^--:---r9llT0P:lctrurch
Rorvig
Mr'
and
Inis
"":,lillslronurvr
me
I The bride, given in
lher father. wore a flo
.o
Ir4r.vv
i:1'-:"*Y'"*t
tooay. Ine Kev.
vrw
t
l(Marv Helen) Seekins, and died
lc^+,,-isr. She had planned to go
lancl lii"iit.r.nu, Mont.,
tovisita son,
$r,E'.flgl
willofficiate.
l#:;:^i*';*"''
parlors. For hei wedding
jplayed the nuptiat musir
jcompanied the soloists, l
tf,Lil'jl";.1,1
iiifi
YjlilYl-il^"^!";o |y*i:":iil',ff:jl-"F".H::d#;*
lvisiting a' daushter,Mrs.- Earl
l*ntsl:,,,,,r,r'"r:i#r:ilh?E!.
Itrlii'??,"ir'riitfr,:irJ:iri{#Hhl
r,,l,,.l,,,ffi
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::::.'i:i::',:::
:ii::::ds':i+Fr:l:t
to rylr'l
in LaMourei
l. i:i:::
lwas marrled ln June' lgttt'
'ilJ'll;
ouer
siiti,;.;-'qiil'#iri'l!;"nO.
It-uire
Thompsonl ,#;''#'fitlliiXy;iil;;a'1i'i'ff;:l--*,liil
,*i
Itip veil was of silk illr
J.
l w a s h e l d i n p l a c e w i t h a l a e e ^b -6m. |- l- l S h e l e a v e s t h r e e d a u g h t e r s , M r s . r
ldaughterinMontanaarethreesislgown of Alenconlace and nVIOn*l^
'r'oday
she
^tff;.1"f*s,,'"*'t."t"?I;f
carried
awhite
Inet'
ts::"trl.'?'3lil,nt',H;,il'T?;,i!
lped with an orchid and H:lfi.tffiservice
I
lffi:;,
(Pearl)
a-ndMrs. Monroe
Ill
andMrs_._M.T._tig-ugn'l
Gilbertlcarnations.
coopERSTOwN, N. o,-lSu.-l
Bitl.tat . ti,,.t, l\{tt.
-;iikr..in-Lw
honorwas Mrs.
--"i --it.lfrcii"sci'Kentlfivice-for-G;i.'rir"'rnfr"r,"0?,1
'attornejl Garlield
l- M"tron of
1o1,".nop
(Mabel) Anderson,Lac-oir-ntvstates
lquanlect,
N. D.;
-nJn"i *.* Url.ill*di-v.""r,-*i1re
z p.
rn. to"-lMoure,
-frniibnicl,lSeve1
lUriae.trri OiiOii-atas
brothe-rs,
Peter and Emil
"t
lDonMiller, nri.r
euanbeck,lildayin the Cooberstoi"n
lMinngtnolis,
tta. tta thteet
'ttt,.ttr-n-t!..t,
lbrothers,W' P.. and lt.S.-tt"rr^t-l
lmer of Cooperstown_
lnd. S. +'l
fiIammerof-Cando.,
N'D, A 9"qgtt-l
ndea
her
h'
pas'preced
lft*,t**ffiilLfilixilfil
ffi,#;l[ffi{ffi
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l$f.Hu:rkiT,'*:*'"i*Wl**"ffi$U*
W
r ffilonNearBi
mfiH"H1;
p"u"rhompsodffi
here St
-ilded
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ift$',:::ifri
|#**,"*w
Malonic
Thompson i lSOOpefStOWn,
I-tlgg il'
sirt"iroatt"fiff, S;-i,jlll"i lll*"""". I 1$}"ffi"""d;x,.i"-:fijl
i*':t$h$;t5;#'r#ia
,ljoq"
N. D., will be her sister's maid of
llqq.d.of,Binford,
-N;D:-Jt
The Covenant Chur.chin N1inne-
Yia"ll#'i
U*"*x#'s,l
l#iii',1fli"'ii#ilfi'
i:lh*-tt-^'ll'p;,".4:i*i
ln":a"-#xxt
Pa';
Mr'
and Mrs'
H;;;-itl
Frt;"1
fi;,f,.t":$,'if
lPhila{elnhia'
4;;-HenryHowardJr., sonof Mr. and ilTil,:'a,fnj*il;'
DavidDahlberg.
The bridegroomi lii""i'rtttc.
Irarold
and
Mrs'
rweed'
Mr'
I
lcarl
Mrs. chartesHoward#"L;i;; ;;';#;":r;or
or the church
rorr lil;tra"ce'
,
-i
I Born April 29.1886,Mr. Thomp-l lYoltqg!.c:9-9P; *^P;i,MI;${
'n;,Lu"
n"frt"a*
riifi.'ll
,$l!:}::l
esn.,] {Eif'o,,i,u,!.rethein,.i
,t'gifih#jilfi',fifft1f;fii,.
l,"ftl",^tliJ*i}l'ir#"
sF;i-;-g;fi.'d;A th;l lulilii;iio"iilJ;i,i,
ltttrs-.annierweedand Mrs'
N. p.,
D., iiJ'f;iil3
and Miss s;iiou;'""bo##!'
Bnookdale Covenant ct,liJii*"iii
of Rugby,
Rugby, N.
rweetor
Church in
crvsrat.Minn..saturdav.
I rheDasrvear.
lTweet
4r'!gr' Minneapolis,officiatedat the cereCarol Howard of Lake Crystal,
li;r,"-H;cf
tii" Scrrool. Later
lNpU
he wasl
in law rrom.theuniver'l
mony.
ffi;:"'dff'b;i:f
rhe lridei!"in?
is the ffifii;
daughter |tfryg4*^14^t:y-tl"#,*:.Yti:*l
lsiaauatea
ur
rrrLr
Eidoen of
or McHenry,
McHenry,lof
Shirley Eidoen
or Jvrr.
Mr. and
and Mfs.
shirley
c.
C.
o.
O.
rhompson
Thompson
Urc.
fl*l^:l^Yq:j.1'*jt
U':::"1*,#11
srerof
or the
thebridegroom.
bridegroom.
sisrer
lAdelineClark' Carringion' N' D';
Bis'1:
s.t:f\?*"#"
and Mrs. Al steinke'
lMr.
lY:'.^gnd^,"ff:#
l*"1t5;"I' ?;'.,YI;."* {*'}1l
cousinoftlrebride,*irrit.ii,'#ii:l-ffiiHfi::*.ularveightvearsinMon-i'If,;.'1lT"''fti:*3'fi,,To';j.T
another !uu.'r'
cousin, suu'urr'DL
and c'vlrrsr
ecoriddiSt:*FiTh--Northern
bridesmaid,
urru'D'r4ru' arru
*'1"
State
Barbara Solee, of Cooperstown,j Power Co. in nol]-l'.'"Xlii"
Minneapolis."|il:
The
flowergirl.
D.,will
wiube
be flower
N. D.,
N.
sirr,
bridegroom is
is the
rheson
so' of
of Mr.
Mr. and
and
II bridegroom
'uvrts' rrcw
London,
Mrs. warren Etcheltsand Missr Mrs. s. J. Dahlberg,
New LU'qu''
ar a miscel- Min'.
Tweetwere hosresses
I He marriecl Florence Topping atl
tvc'dvdtr'
YYrD'iuurr
'r1!rl
.lWimbledon.
'l^,#i"iiyT:l.J{J,,F-Jtlg
ll^*:t'y^':tr^j:1I..T,,]t1l;rtgll
lcame to cooperstownin 1921. Hel lglly in the futurewlththefoll
rlgq'l-t-tl.q9gu{'--Y*-'-$oqt9
Irt*-Pl19ti"fgilY.l"I9
twol .lCooperstown,president;
leaves -...^l
Besides his wife he iil::'-
lF.Tli'ftYrffi*T'thny:ftl}:
i#,"-r'N
ls*.t{*ii'T4'fi'1,iilBt;;l
tril$*;;iu1-rhff
"x11')B"."mxi;f
Howard and Mrs. stanley unllos
shower in
it the
the
at a
a shower
were hostesses
were
hostessesat
Charles Howard
Charles
Howard home in Lake
n---^l^l
Crystal.
A community shower was held
in the GethsemaneLutheran
Church near Tolna, N. D., with,
sgveral hostesses.
|
-
i(jhrcagq ancl rj-ols-Mackay,Mlr,ne-l
apolis. Laurie oatrtleie
Dahlberg #ds
lvas floteri
flower
Lapolisltauiie
girl.
lgirl.
I
ri
I nl'he
bridegrooln was attended
by Wellington Nelson, Ner,v London; tlie Rev. David Sandquist,
('hicago and the Rev. Jeriome
,lot'rnso'r.
New London.
lRat (carolyn) pfeifer, Buffalo,
T. e.-irtompson,
A. Thompson,
lii:b.i.i.'5##Lr.
lnt. p.;'a br6ther, r.
lpomona. Calif .;- a sister, Mrs.
lGraee Seekins, Los Ange]es, and
lseven grandchildren.
I
I A past masterof the Coopers-lI
Lodge,
ltosn Masonic
!tf.- Tttp-ql I
mem!9;_-9f._4igl'lt,9f I I
lsorr. .was q
; Laurence -T-w. e _ed, li
, leereta"yl-a"a-rristorrani,
Ii
and Mrs. R. W Fraaier,
o''ii
'i'i,Jo';;r1:',ir".;?l;
,oln-,,:J'lll:
ffiT,l'1tYnl"1'r1""ll;'Tr."'u"
--.=.---._.--rt
r:
ancl rvill attencl a Cove'nani.\loung
Feoples' Conventionin Speculator',
N. \'., before returning !o Llinneapoiis to make their t{tqn
BENJAMIN TUF]IE
I |-rl
I HE loss to Cooperstown and Griggs county
of Benjamin Tufte, a resident and leader here,
during the greater part of its recorded history, I
is great. Mr. Tufte typifled all those rugged vir- j
tues which made his race dominent in the up- |
building of this section. He was a distinct credit I
to the times, the community and to the profes- I
sion which he graced.
i
His name and his reputation is one familiar to I
everyone in this county, and to many outside. j
He came to this country with the fundamentals I
of a splendid education, received in Norway, and I
a(fter being here for a time entered the University i
of Minnesota to take up the study of law. Two I
years after his graduation he came to Coopers- |
town to establish his practice, a year later being I
elected states atorney for the first time. He has I
held that office for ieveral periods.
I
qc
T
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n
anrrfqfinn
o lawyer
lorrrtrav
avnaazlc
f.^
f"^'r-A
His
reputation
as
a
exceeds +the
bound- I
aries of the county. He was a deep student, and
his opinions on legal, political and sociological
questions were well founded and commanded respect wherever and whenever propounded.
trIe was honest and sincere and a warm friend
to many.^ His reputation within the legal profes,sion was high.
Mr. Tufte made for himself an honored piace
in the county's history and all of its residents
sincerely mourn his passing.
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spoken in .cooPERslrol'llN,
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Peter (Tltza-l
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lotto*J-'l3utr';;;'H;;""lEl,itrligt.service
lotto*J-'l3utr';;;'A;;""lEl,itrligt.service
80, lo.ngtime
loistime resiqi
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rang,
by MG;-r;ift;
by
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will be at
Cooperstown,
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ana ltri.ruri.-_r'rrili
E'rtil; Tr;$'"i?lof cooperstown,yill,!9
* 2-Satut'l
cooperstown,
ll.' p..-'if,a-6"iiu"6ldav in Trinitv LutheranChurch'l
of-l
rl*.i.a, sb"6t M".-"iiaf,ii..-tiJitlltn6nuv.A. Palmerridemann
isj
,Tweed of Binford.
N.
o..--fft"lticiating.
Quam Funeral Home
Mr*
*ix,_$.
il: $t?iltffi:,?l.Xii:?:
|lence
Iid'xigiro,l.,tTi.nu"-ents'
|
Loge w_asorganist and Georgel Elizabeth Loge was born Feb.i
r"noo",
jI"."ft',i:t,ffl':'
orrargo,
or
ra"go,
lvuz ano was
:';-ltl3
t0 the
rf;l$lK";"
U. s, ln Tf,illk'ili
.i*,"-. lu6srrc,Durruuer
Ilcame
arrended_her sister as matron of
Cooperstown
lemployed
in
the
.fift
-ii;rfiiliili;ij'i""fii..
qil"',i!."rii ri,i. ii,rso+,
ihu *a,
Il^olol._,y^l'r
4jnold
!or-1,
thebridegroom,
,itrt.
ai.,a
M;.ir,""*"J I
'i,utheran
olgaard.sisterof the bride, weiell;;il;;
bridesmaids. Ftower girls y_*.lld;il;;.
of irinitv
tile iaOiesaid and a life
.IBru
Wanoa
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llovll---_---u^^4 rL^ rrr^*^6,^
nr:--i^h
Missioniliilr"$,."b#ih
f;,'ltjs?l I*f$:l.ll,,,l,i"woman's
I,
bearer.
Nancy
Lalson
and
,qin-oiaSola atten6eclthe bride-lI iter. husband and. a daughterl
groom. Ushers were Paul Tweedllpreceoeoner -ln qeatn'
fo U sons,Arthur of"l
iira iameJiuiu.'niripri ffi"#"ff;l l-stre leav^cs
Ore.,
Ernest of JamesRobert Lura *"""-sio|il;;;-*'lEugene,
Upon their returi from s trle ltown.N. D., Oscarof Cooperstown
to the Black Hills and Yellowl landPalmerof Minneapolis,
Minn.;
lstone National Park, tire UriAaf ltwo daughters, Mrs. Josephfure
lcouple _wil] be at home on the lRothert and Selma of Cooperg
loscar Tweed farm"
J ltown: one sister in Norway; tl
grandchildren and two Cfeat{
andchildren.
Thorson Maiit Of Flonoq
lPioUnrra
Joann Grimes
become
Lt. Irgi,rl
has namedlwill
the bride of
limiss
'Miss
RobertaThorsonof FargoaslA. Meyers,son of Mrs. DougllJ
her.maid of honorfor her weddinglMartinof Rugby. N. D., in.a cere
FRANK TR,ASK
W"t*
word of his passing was known, children cried. It is difficult to write a better eulogy
than is contained in those words. They sum up
the kind of man who was Frank Trask.
Frank had a great deal more time to visit and
make friends than he had to accumulate this
world's_goods, but his legacy to society today is
larger because he chose the- former wiy.
He was a man of eccentricities, but in his bosom beat a heart c)f purest go-ld. He was generous to a fault to those more fortunate and-more
unfortunate than he, and would graciously shqpe
his last frme with those in need.-
ortheFirst
- . l#gH-^i,T-'l:,,:lfn"
Church.
s*froi{'
410 4th Ave. N.,
Pastor To Be
Installed At
Hannaford i/
I showers have been held
the bride-elect.Employes
Electric Co: in
]eneral Electric
oftr'the General
Sdh$nectady,N. Y., where Miss
entertained
GnLrieswas employed,
emploved.entertained
dinner and presented a group
Mrs. Cynthia Thorson, 143712th
St. S., and her daughter, Roberta,
were hostessesat a miscellaneous
shower in their home for membefs
of a high schoolpot luck grotP;.';1
S. N. Gordon, 1006l2tth5l,
?irli4p6..
S., entertained a group of friepd*
l[ {rer home. A group gift'wgli
' r:;i''
t$idrt*ed to the blide.
i
,
i8 l{J.. -
iirisfl
nit*rT"iaty?f Z
W'illiamJ. Trosty'
'Koaql-Tu""aYo*Jft'
iSpokenIn Rothsay V I
I Mr. and.Mrs.GilaineTweedwerel
lmarrled]n a recentceremonyrnl
lOur Savior'sLutheranChurchinl
Minn. Mrs. Tweedis thel
lRothsay,
]formerDonnaKvaal, daughterofl
lMr. and Mrs. Pete Kvaal. andl
lMr. Tweedis the son of Mr. andl
lMrs.JosephTweedof Tolna,N. D. I
I F o l l o w i nagn . e x t e n d e d t r i p l
Ithroughthe East and South,the[
will be at homein the springf
lcouple
[on- the bridegroom's farm ner[
lTe".
,-*l
COOPERSTOWN,N. D. - FU-i
neral service for William J o h nl
Trost, 59, lifelong resident of thisi
alea, will be at 2 Friday in Trinityi
Lutheran Church, the Rev. A. P.l
Tideman officiating. Quam Fu-l
neral Home is in charge.
I
Mr. Trost died Sunday. He had
been ill most of his life. Born at
Jessie, N" D., July 10, 1896, he
was the son of Mr" and Mrs. William Trost.
He leaves five brothers and ai
sister, Frederick and Bernard ofl
Jessie, Edward of Hope, N. D.,l
Mrs. Thomas (Sophia) Dahl, Han-l
naford, N. D., Albert of Wilcox, I
Neb., and Herman of Seattle.