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A. O. Retzloff
Rites At Binford
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Mrs. Retzlaff
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Rites Sundaf
were
Binford, N. D.-Services
Tuesday at Binforcl for Albert O.
Retzloff, resident of this area 78
years. Rev. W. C. Laatz officiated. Six gr'andsons were pallbearers. S. J. Quam funeral home of
Cooperstown was in charge.
Mr. Retzloff died Friday in his
home. He was born in Germany
May 27, 1866, and came with his
parents to Dakota TerritorY in
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Ressler,Once
Cooperstown, N' D' - Services
rrill be SundaY for Mrs. Albert
Retzlaff, ?0, in the Zion Lutheran i.'
church, of which she was a charter i
member, Rev. Willbrd Laatz wiII
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Mrs. Retzlafi, who died at her
farm home west of here Thursd"v. was born SePt' 1,1879' in
Shi'boygan, Wis. She came to this
vicinitv with her Parents as a
child ind resided here for 67 years.
She was marrted to Albert Retzlaff in JulY, 1895. Her husband
died last APril.
Surviving are three sons, -Alfred
of Cooperstown, NIax of Jamestown. and Revnold of Binford; ffve
dausfiters, Mrs. Carl Rickfortl of
sinTa nosa. Texas, Mrs. H. O'
Beck of Carrington, Mrs' R. L'
truscott of Bismarck, Mrs. Goraon g.o*tt of Enderlin, and Mrs.
R. J. Dach of Long Beach, Calif.
I Sh. also leaves a sister, Mrs.
Frecl Wiiliams of Cascade, Mont',
19 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.
Arransements ale in charge of
S. J. Quim funeral home.
ne- | uw_Per_stOwn, N, D.
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He married Tillie Fenner July 3,
1895. Besides Mrs. Retzloff he
leaves three sons, Alfretl of Coopof Jamestown,
erstown, Max
N. D., and Reynold of Binford;
five daughters, Mrs. Carl Rickford, Santa Rosa, Texas, Mrs. H.
O. Beck, Carrington, N, D., Mrs.
R, L. TYusgott, Bismarck, Mrs.
Gordon Brown, Enderlin, N. D.,
and Mrs. R, J. Dach, Long Beach,
Calif,: a brother, A. L. Retzloff,
Aneta, N. D.; 19 grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren. A
son, Arnold, preceded him in
death.
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I Miss Beverly Ann Jansen and
lJohn A. Ressler of Fargo were
lmarried Monday morning at 9:30
at a nuptial mass in St. Mary's
cathedral. Peonies
Peonies were used
^lcathedral.
used as
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nuptial music.
Given in marriage by her father, I I
Ithe bride wore an aqua blue suit Pz
,-lwith white accessories and a cor- Mt
sage of pink roses. She carried a ct
nlcrystal rosary, gift of the bride- Mr
6lgroom.
t'l Miss Alice Brunelle of Fargo He
was the bridesmaid. She s'ore a anl
pink suit rvith white accessories wh
r-;and a corsage of white gardenias. 9t+
Jerrv Warner of Fargo was the
rul
:.lbest man.
el A reception followed in the Mr
nlGardner hotel. Mrs. Clark Lincoln N.
of Arthur, N, D., cousin of the Bir
r,lbridegroom, cut the wedding cake. Me
ilMrs. Wayne Engelking of Fargo
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had the guest book.
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in
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lmake their home at 822 Eighth
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ITARBIAGE
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(Crs.)
'W.
Woodstrom. 1212 Second av
Jack
N, anal Marine B, Keldel, 1020 Twentyeighth st N.
502% Front st,
M, Endersbee,
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Arthur M,
lrthur
and Shirley A. Orser, ?34 Fourth st N.q
and
f. ttogers,
19 ljroao.way,
Broadway. al
rcharles
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Rosers. Iv
M. Hos'ard, Cooperstown, N. D.
I{. Huber, 1132 Ninth st lil
FHelmuth
, n l a n d P h y l l i s T , M y h r e , 1 0 1 8E i F h t h a v N .
Broadway,
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Sl.anlat- J. Ouren.4!41:
tSiand Estella L Eunnels. 921 Sixth st S.
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L. W. Roenn Clerk I
f)r. Fred Rose
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Of
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lHuH Century'V
For Oil Firm, Dies
Lloyd Wilfred Roen, 54, of. 821
Kennedy court, died about 10 a.m.
Thursday. A clerk at Standarct Oil
company, Mr. Roen was stricken
while at work and taken home.
He died there before an ambulance arrived. Death was be- fr
lieved due to a heart ailment. He K
had been employed by Standard sl
Oil company since 1926.
- Born at Portland, N. D., Feb.
23, 1896, Mr. Roen attended high 2t
'school
there and Dakota Business
college here. He had been asso- e l
ciated with an automobile firm be- w
fore joining the oil company. He tc
s_e_rved
672 months in the army in M
tr
lworld war I.
i He married Gunhild Gilbertson
at^Cooperstown, N. D., Aug. 26, 1
7922. -Mrs. Roen is managbr of F
I
the cafeteria at NDAC.
_.He also leaves two sisters, Mrs.
(Etre)
9-ari
_Knutson, Great'Falls,
Mont., and Mrs. Louise Andersonj t
Bay City, Texas.
Mr. Roen was a member of the tLuthe_ranfaith; the Masonic lodge
and the American Legion. fve"rs
Iuneral home is in charge of arrangements.
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ciation.
Dr. Rose, ?6
vears old, was in
tis 51st year of
active practice in
Dakota
North
until he suffered
I)r. Rorc
a strote last month' He has been
in St. Luke's hospital' !'argo' slnce
Mav 9, Last June members or
i'rre"Norttr Dakota Dental associai-io-"-fronoreahim as the dean of
North
-'"rtre Dakota dentists'.
iJ.o"iation nominatecl Dr'
Roil as "dentist o[ the half-ceni""J tot a devotion to service that
him a counterpa.r!-9f llp
rlilm"Oe -'country
doctor" His life
.:J".iiut.
in dentistry should be a monumental beacon for Younger m-emto {o1low
6lii ot the Profession
'service above
*itir iris cre6d of
I
ll,l"ya W.R";;,.',;
l{irq' +r BSunday
5tr11.
Dr. Rose was one of -the found-
ers of the state den-tal.qroqqil
L906 antl was Prestdentln ruzu'
He.hasbeenhonoredbY both state
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NameOfficers
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Cooperstown, N. D.-New offic-l\^,
crs of the Rainbow for Girl. orderlS
hete are Phyllis Mosher, tvorthyl advisor; Bebe Trostad, rvorth5' as-l(
sociate advisor; Lois Smith, re-11
corder, and Delores quan, treasurer.
Appointive officers are Eiizabeth
Skjolden, Narda 1\{ae Langford,
Janice Langford, Shiriey Bakken,
Queva Hanson, Roberta Allen,
Rose Mary Wiliis, Audrey Simons,
Evelyn Hagen, JoAnn Njaa, Ardys
Hazard, Frances Langford, Audrey
Sazerud, Edna Hopen'ell and Janice Mosher.
Advisory board members are
Mrs, George Simons, l\{rs. Givan
Brown, Mrs. Arnoid Skofstad, Mrs.
Fred Oakley, N. A. Hoel and Gustaf Hanson. Mrs. Joel Moe is mother advisor.
LIot d V. Roen Rites.'56
ConduetedIn Fargo
It
Services n'ere Sunday in Ivers J
chapel for LloYd (
\\'ilfred Roen, s
8 2 1 .K e n n e d Y S
court. Mr, Roen,
rvho had
lon
F
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been associ
Standard
rvith
OiI comPanY,h
diecl ThursdaY.
Rev. A. L. C.
Keller, pastor of
A m e r i c a n
Lutheran churclt
officiated at services. BuriaI wa
Roen
in Riverside cemeter]'.
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,Couple Wed
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Miss Avis Arndt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arndt of CooDerstown and Glenn P. Rickford,
sbn of Mr. Paul Rickford of Cooperstown were marriecl recently
in West Prairie Lutheran church
near Jessie, N. D. Atending th-eI I
bride were Mrs. Slanley Edland, | |
her sister, and Mrs. Conrad Tan- | |
de, sister of the bridegroom. Con-1.I
nie Marie Arndt. sisler of the | |
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Ji3il,llu*'l'i,""0"a
Elmo Arndt grooms-if
ibrother *'ith
lman. ]itr. Edland and Mr. Tandell
lushered. Dennis Jenson was rins-ll
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Announce ilIarriager 4.q
tr'Ir. and Mrs. LeDoux Cowin'of
Binford, N, D., announce the marriage of -their daughter, nlargaret
A n n Messner, to Seaman" 1st
class Arthur Roscoe, son of Mr.
and^ M-rs. Albert Roscoe, also of
njnford. The wedding tobk place
at .Uooperstown, The couple will
make their home at Norf<ilk. Va.,
where Seaman Roscoe.is stationeci
at a naval hospital
Du Gamla, du Fria, du Fjallhoga
(Song of tha N'ortht
-. tains, crown, I quiet, thou
r9. f hail thee
he earth."
Fun For Mrs. Shaw,Aud,ienee
Folk songs of Sweden, sung by
Mrs. W. S..Shaw, 1319 Ninth st
S, have deiighted many groups of
Fargo and Moorhead. Gifford Herron of the Fargo Forum heard
her sing earlier this summer on a
of these nations frequently becomt
popular in all of them.
"The Bird Song, for instance, is
quite as well known in Finland
and Norway as in Sweden and
is common to all three countries." ;
Mrs. Shaw is a daughter of the/
late Mr, and Mrs. Peter L. Lavind
of Minneapolis. Mr. Lavine was
rn in Stockholm, Her mother
wds Danish, born in Copenhagen.
prctures
are T'hey came to America as young
s
ic sequence of some people. Mr. Lavine was an archisongi..
tect and contractor.
*of *these
* * *
fntriguecl with the folksongs of
"Swedish music leans more to
Danish than to the Norwe- her father's native ]and, Mrs.
e the
gian," Mrs. Shaw says. "Folk Shaw had to take a course in the
f' songs of Sweden are.among the Swedish language before she
)e
most melodious of the world. ltrey could give them proper singing
are plantive and sorrowful.
All and interpretation.
iu the
nations have a
The costume, which Mrs. Shaw
€- rich Scandinavian
heritage of legends, folklote wears is one which her father
of
and customs. which they possess brought from Sweden on his sec-...in comryron.Songs belonging to one ond trip back home in 1899.
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I{ar Jag Blef Sjutton Ar
(When I was Seventeen)
This ls a song of youth when all the world. is
fair . . .
"bright the sun, cuckoos crowed and it was spring. All was
fair,
lggl9l was blue, earth was green.',
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This ls a song
"bright the sun, cuc
heaven was blue, ei
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though f be, I'm eood
:Bing; But my true Iove
and mead he forin the forest.',
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Halsa Dem Darhemma
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This Is s song
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[rng; rlut my true love
and mead he forin the forest.,,
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Doy lune 12,u,
,Apprgciatioru
For DerutistAt Cooperstowit'
Cooperstown, N. D.-Invitations tario. He graduated from the Chihave been sent to dentists and cago CoIIege of Dental SurgerY
wives rvho are members of the in 1896 and moved to Fargo to
North Dakota
be associateil with his brother,
Dental
associaDr. C. L. Rose.
tion to attend
In 1899 he moved to Coopersthe Dr. Fred W.
town and is stili in active pracRose appreciatice.
tion day
here
Dr. Rose is a charter member I
June 12.
of the State Dental association.I
Dr. Rose has
was a member of the state board I
completetl 50
of dental examiners from 1913 unyears of dentisttil 1918, was president of the
ry in Coopersdental association from 1920 to
town.
'
1921, and was active in organizMembers of the
ing the Central District society,
Order of Eastern
of which he is a past president.
I)r. nose
Star will serve a
noon luncheon followed bY a Pro- Herwas made a life member of
sram with Lt. Gov. C. P. Dahl the North Dakota State Dental
master of ceremonies. The Coo- association in 1939 and of the I
perstown band, directed bY E. OP- National Dental association in I
1949.
pegard.
will participate.
i
Dr. Rose was bbrn March 22, The Commercial club is sponsor- |
7874, in Georgetown, Ontario, ing the event. Members of the I
Canada, and received his earlY committee in charge are S. F. I
the Public and Gorseth, chairman, George H, I
educati6n in
grammar schools at Guelph; On- Johnston ancl H. A. Brown.
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tournals.
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bcli, I{y.
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' been a.lirn jn chttrt'htitt'les
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ll Cass Uounlyhealth nursevrho re-l
ljsides at 10094lh St. N., Fargo.,
llund Mrs. .laclr (Frances)Larkin,;' i
r i R i c h l a n d ,W a r l . '
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Beatt.rvho is 97. and lesiclcsirr I
, ( - ' o t x t u e sSt a, : k . . a t r d l \ h ' s . L a u r a '
Itose Stephen.gJ, oI Ottarva,Ont.;
t o u r3
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tiisters have preceded him inic
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i Quanr lfunelal llome of CooP-l:
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; erstcrwn_rviil have_the*funeral.
TWENIY
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tWomen Upset Everythingt
CountyBoardFinds G. B. Shaw Correct
"lVomen upset everything,lCass Countv
She claimerl the new
forced by the incident,
hen you let them into your tiie,ifouna this out when
When
la
they
C. T. Tollefson,who
he was at fault in not
you find that the woman is
ErLg91ia
Burr,-countypub-lverted
his homeat giOgratAve.
Mrs. Burr to selectthe
driving ar
at one
one rnmg
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thing and
you'rejlir'trfinhlurS-e,-fu
and you'reillu'
hdann lmFe,
moue
for rental as a countv annex
the new flooring
I installed was not of soocit was installedas he had
{riving- at- another." - Georgeloffices from the
Bernard Shaw
courthouseinto quarters in a
and "definitely not a
he would do.
verted house across the streetlableiolor.',
He and the five poor maleson
the courthouse.
"n.doesn't.go
go yiq!
wallslthe
e
board agreedtispairi
dft-&fii
dispairinglyat
Lu.,troesnr.
$r.n the
!!rew.alslthe
'ednesday's
Last week,whenthe rlatefor
isn't.the..rightlWednesclay's-meeting'with"i{rs.
meeting with Mrs.
l1l$_it-.gd"inly
the move anived, she anrf urnitur6,"
jBu':,11",;,1;*"*":f*."**1":^:"
|!f,:#tl;n
nounceil that she would not lshe told
the board.
in wer making such a
move unless flooring was in' I Board Chairman Lewis
to her.
stalled that she considered
venturedthe
Mrs. Burr quickly pointeil out
suitable.
at in her work she would
be held accountablel,
yJ 4a man
[]au of
or course
course and
and nav€l for any mistakes
,istakesshe
she made.
maile. li
'n told I don't know
too mucnr ,*:- ___--,---,ar!r
This commentdid not helpmat-1.
ut colors."
ters much.
lf ti .tt
Commissioner
LaurenceYunker]i
id he had obtainedan informalll
d from a Fargo firm that theyl\
d install a type and color ofj a
ing acceptableto Mrs. BurrlS
new flooring for about
n'i,*,lhu,\d:f
,=_,.*l*t,ni"f
.':y*i:xl{J#ji;
, e|l -(Jennr
f afgo.
ni
sleast of here
''land at 2 in
$jWestUnionLulithe.rn.Church.
$inlne mlles east
,iliwinValley;
uinn.,and^rl.3ltrt:ii
,lJ. Haroldson,Long Beach, Calif.l:
cost of the paint job towa
cost of a secondnew floor.
tF
ta
t+
el Commissioner
T. E.
fi iof here.
Bt Ttre Rev. C.
I l P o p p e t, h e
'
ili;';,h,**t*tt,,,'.:l'".',+fly;'*i'
nad lcsrdedrn rar.go trlandthis is a matterof a measly
yn-n..
*ft I'ng:
ulc lasr .rbyeal's,gteo I ucsdav. 19100,"
Mrs. Burr said.
i
'l
in
Born
Noruay
15.
Julv
1366.
Savageau
agreedthat the boardl
]
of dollarsof
, ]shewas the fulmet Nilette IIan- 'ltaxpayer
lldid spendthousands
In son.
She camc
camc .to
to lhe
the .Uniled
United "ltaxnavpr mnnpw
money ,,for
"for lhinoc
things rupi
we
lnn. She
._
at
*17
.
-and
-,*
in_1885
she was
t,$v
the
lrrE
county
L
vqlu
good
L l v Statcs
!6!,,:
can
L
au
yput
u!
to
!v
:-li'lfeel
lrwr
t
,1 luse.
,_married to Ole Haroldsonin |-luse.
"l "Brt what you're askingus
'lMoorhead.
"out
,]. Att*r his delh_ she moved1o olis.just throwingmoney
and
ilr
\vas
1891
she
marlAneta
,ilwi1dow,,lhe adted.
, jried to 1\{r.Runningat Larimore, ]tl"t'.**irri*&-i."'|*ona
Kaso*-|.
near' ]ilski of Buffalo Townshipaereedl,
,lN. D. They homesteaded
_]tnul,",a,nut3rp3^{ there unril his, i:lwith Savageauand askeitif inay-l
May 1.,
r, 1931.
reit.
a]death
r]deatn.Iyray
be sub-ll
.l*lbu
'-ljectthe boardmight not
y,lI sesldes.prevlously
Besidespreviouslylisted
rrsted.
survi
s_u-rvr-'|
to somecritiiism .,for fixinsl
-1,
.lvors.sneteavestJ.grandchltctrenl
this place too much.,,
'Finany,
,-lup
great-grandchildren.
Threel
after Toilefion
land.tS
il
.lbrorners ald .rw.g slsrers pre_l
"er..dli
pay for half the total cost
oflu
qeatn.
Ilceqeoner rn
"lto
a seeondnew floor, ailll
I r.linstalling
sroners except I
this was the best
ou never saw five such
lllieved $en as the commission
elwhenMrs. Burr left the room.
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.tt
cro^o
wah-
-
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f?Tlt.wqh..for Mrs.wiiri"ric.
homesteaded
dt sroadiiew;M";i; i
in 1909, returnins to Sl
:ii?S,1,.."1T"1 rlu"u-1oi:
la'"! r<.
co3a, hel home since tgEZ. " -*
, ofgr1, at Cresco, fowa, March I0, ,
lo^,-y:.thu..
lolmer' Anna ttt. f."-nii
m
oved
With
her
Darenfs
fa F)obn+.-
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i
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sUnO' Jamestown. N. D-: a hrofhcri
vlueeos
in the lumber and rnachinerv
fl.199--d
ou:ll9f.s,.until his 0eatrr
in l-Sjil-"
^^:llylui"g are four sons and a
fli1sll,e", Xeith Nelson,rvr.j.-,icil
:t: ye,lgfy.deCurris,Rob'ertAndrew
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ll
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I
..PDRSONALITY BABY"
RorvigRiieaAre
For ltlonth ol April
Scheduled
Today
o
e
r
v
lVillowTownship
lVomanDiesEarlyMonday
0l Pneumonia
Attack
X'uneraLl services will be held this
after.noo4 at 2 o'clock for Mriss A,l.l
phia Rorvig:, 52, in the West prairie
)- church near Einford. rRev. Marous
Tu,fteland will ociciate.
e
I,il for tlhe pasl trwo years, Miss
Riortvlg suffered an altack orf pneuf monia on Satunday of last
week and
passed a/way early Monday mornirntg'.
e She was a native of Griggs
county
and had spent her entire life here.
W{th a brottrer, Paul, she had been
rnaking her home on the far,m in Willow township
w1h,ich her parents
homesleaded in earlier days, t
She was born Sept. fZ, f8fe, tne
daughter of PauI and Anna R6rvig.
lS,ur"vivors are two sisters, Mrs.
Henry F,eitersr:rnof Binford anrd Mrs.
Signe Mlellurrn of Northwood. fa.: and
two brothers, Paul and Dr. Alfred
Rorvig orf Olear Lake, fa.
ROBIN THON,N
8 mo. oltl son of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin S. _Retzlllf, Binford,
L---:-=.r*
N:-:D.,-
'i?
fanhlon Beauty Shop
Miss Roraig To Wed'tl
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rorvig of
Binford, N. D., announce the- engagement of their daughter, Shirley Al i c e, tol;
Arlol
Mervin
Danforth, son ofll
Mr.
and Mrs. I
Verne L. Danforth of Valley
City, N. D.
Miss Rorvig is
a graduate of
Mercy school of
nursing at ValIey City, N. D.
She is employed
in the office of
Miss Rorvig
D". C. J. Meredith;
__Mr. Danforth, a graduate of rhe
valtey City State Teachers col_
lgCg,.iF principal of Hasting pubrlc hlgh school.
*[rsi+ffrH;'ff'il
cnestei-x6Jser,atr in
l,Tfl"y_"f,
u/asntngton, and 12 g.rinOchilqre;.
lSgt. Rasmusreq'/
Services Sundav
serv'
Binforcl, N. D.-Reburial
ices wiil be at 2 P. m. SundaY in
Gethsemane Lutheran church at
Tolna, N. D., for
S. Sgt. Martin
Rasmussen,
T.
whose body has
returned
been
from Europe.
Military rites
will be held by
the Cooperstown
American Legion
post. He was
born on a farm
near McHenry,
N. D., Dec. 29,
1918. He entered Sct. Rasmussen
the army July 21, 1942, and went
overseas in August, 1944. He was
killed in France Nov. 14, 1944.
Surviving are his' father, Mons
Rasmussen of Binford; two brothers, Roy of McHenry and Pastor
LaurenCe of Hamden, N. D., and
two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Dryud of
Newfolden, Minn., and Ruth of
Binford.
S. J. Quam funeral home of
Cooperstown will be in charge.
Andrew- P. Rarnsel-t
ServicesAt Mose' 6
D.-Services
CooPerstown' N. D'Andrew P. RamseY, 85'-of near
forr-A*;d;;*
-+^-; rrr
w-ho died WednesD., who
N. n
iiintord,
wll
\i;il"' Citv hosP-ital'
ill;;;i
Lutheran
6E"sui*auv ai 1-jnLtteRev'
A' O'
Mose, N. D' .
will 9trigt919's.
"tr*Jft-"t
McFienrY.
il;;i;;J;f
"X:"fff
Sogn,
l:l l
3fl
i
J'?1"#'i
#i
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Y*
"
"n""i??;,ene
),?:H"iliof;il
eon
dtighter Mrs'
L
I
vived
bY
It'
6r'ui #'rtdtit"; one
Y.tii icr*iJi Asmus,Binford,andl r
grandchildren'
ihree
""O'urfiiJun"ral ho-meof CooPers-I
to#ili-in cirargeof anangements'i i :
I
I
,-.-o..I'
N'Io.l
L
tl
iPeter Rekstad
r
2'/
Finley
Dies
i0f
i
h9'fr
rulcD fn
Rites
rrr
Tacom
r aCOIll€L0
Miss
Rbtzlaff,
For
l^,ri'tuy, tl. i.-A
Once DaliodJii
i
resident otl
Peter
i
,
ilTl:.,'"flfluoln r{"u",
Former il-. D. :fr:llffi;:ll',.""0
o'"u
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cogra,
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her
irome
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ro the_Finiey
sincJ r!+2,
areat" l?8olt'?f"tl
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p;
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to oit<oli .
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11,
"ount I "'i
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I ty__thefolrowing
f,
Rekstad:a son.I i Is
l,-He leavesMrs."""".
l$
3.:iqi;Is.?r,rr#il[
tlii
{{*-,,
lftt"l'*:.ffirTti:,rl
lT9]yY'at home;a daughter,Mrs.I
/nug^l-lu.gfo_rseveraiyears.
nomesteaded at Broadview, Mo;i.,
rn _r9U9,returning to Stieete coun- i
tv_-ttre-'rorioi,in*'""j;1
rrrte leaves Mrs. Rekstad; a son. l
lfrltirffii
and
e"isiii" lf
11t191e1,_rintgv,
Jamestown, Urs.
N. D.; a bro-the;i
and three srandchil_
lX";)o*u"
|
_.S_ervices will be at 2 Monday jn i
lbunq.
;:k"$f*,I$l:ffi'L*
j,i,,
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r,mrr rrytz,_. e..8.
Albert
jI
RorvigRli* Afe
Scheduled
Today,
lVillowTownship
l4lomanDiesEarly Monday
0f Pneumonia
Attack
r
v
Funer'ail services will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock for Mriss A,lphia Rorvig, 52, in the West prairie
church near Blnford.
rRev. Marous
t - Tu,fteland
wi.ll ociciate.
trii for ttre past trwo y,ears, Miss
R",cnvilgsuffered an aftack sf pneu'f m'oni4 on S'atu,rday
of tast week and
p,assed away early Monday rnorni,n:g.
e She was a native
of Griggs county
and had s,pent her entire life here.
With a brotlher, paul, she had been
f]lla
hor f-rj
dar
1I
He
h
€anla
Y
in
'fl
ilfons Rasniussen
Services At Tolna
N.
D.-Services
for
- Tolna,
Mons Rasmussen, 76, will be a[-i
Tuesday in Gethsemane Free
church near here, Rev. M. E. Hel;ia Iand officiating, Burial will be in
't!nthe ch_urch cemetery.
S. J. euam
'Cooperstbwn,
funeral. home of
N.-P., il in charge.
l\tr. Rasmussen died Saturdav
at the Northwood,
Northwood- N.
N- D,,
D home
hnml
for the aged.
- Born in Norway Aug. 1, 18?5,
n_ecame to the U. S. in 1894, set_
tling at Hatton, N. D. He w6rked
for ? time in a-qtore at McHenry
\._ p., and in 1910 homesteaded iri
,uddy county. He retired several
yeal! ago and moved to Benson,
N. D.
_ Surwiving are two sons, Rev.
Lawrence Rasmussen of M6nominee, Mich., and Roy of McHenrv:
two_ daughters, Ruth of Binford,
N. Q,_g"d Mrs. Harvey Dyruit-oi
Newfoljren, lV_Iinn.,and- d Uroitrer,
Lars of Charlson. N. D.
siL
t*iii
narj
.r.,#
'fr1
l
l
nj
8 mo. old son of Mr, and Mrs.
Nlarvin - S. _Re-t7h$, Binford,
rtr.Zit-_
<---:-"t**'
N:D.*
I
v,"^llll.
-arru
.r\rorelr:
and
cyrus,
Mls.
r .-^-^,
rvrrs.
Mabel
Warkins
;;;"iF__"":1.
vrrsDrer,t^hh
E^*
uiyrrrr namrtton,
;r,,:r_i,
tvll'q
,_;_ ,^:^.".
I / a .._---..b!vrr,
slunstdn
(PDRSONALITY BABY"
e
srsLCfSr
Torn-
;;;i"-."i;:1,
Henrickson, ll
;ie'T.""".t93i:f;u?'
Fred
Aqrrall-
I
*7
Judge:
Farhlon Beauty Shop
Aevsef,
jn
all
en^ 1
--iarru
rzD grdlldchilqren,
Sgt. Rasmusse4,/
ServicesSundav
ices will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in
Gethsemane Lutheran church at
Tolna, N. D., for
S. Sgt. Martin
T.
Rasmussen,
whose body has
been
returned
from Europe.
Military rites
will be held by
the Cooperstown
American Legion
post. He was
born on a farm
near McHenry,
N. D., Dec. 29.
1918. He entered Sgt. Rasmussen
the army July 21, 1942, and went
overseas in August, 1944. He was
kiiled in France Nov. 14, 1944.
Surviving are his. father, Mons
Rasmussen of Binford: two brothers, Roy of McHenry and Pastor
Laurence of Hamden, N. D., and
two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Dryud of
Newfolden, Minn., and Ruth of
Binford.
S, J. Quam funeral home of
Cooperstown will be in charge.
Miss Roraig To Ved'tl
- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rorvig of
Binford, N. D., announce thJengagement of their daughter, Shirtolr
ley Alice,
Ariol:
Mervin
Danforth, son ofli
Mr.
and Mrs,
verne
....Miss
qlth.
Rorrig
L,
Dan-l
forth of Valley
City, N. D.
Miss Rorvig is
a graduate of
Mercy school of
nursing at Valiey City, N. D.
She is employed
in the office of
Dr. C; J. Mere-
__Mr. Danforth, a graduate of the
_Valley City Statc Teachers college, is principal of Hasiing pub_
Iic hish school.
Andrew P. RamseY-(
ServicesAt Mose'6\ (I
Coooerstown, N. D'-Services
fo" etiarew P. RamseY,85, of -near
il;f;iA, N. D., who died wednesV;11"v citY hosp-ital,wll e
e';;;;;
6!"saluraav ai 1 in the Lutheran
N. D' Rev' A' o'
A;;h;i]ft";e,
i'o"iiug-ot McLIenry.will officiate' s.
--tvIi
Ramsuy was born in.Sogn'
n
N"t*uv, ,q.ptlizo, rgor. He is surl'.'
vived bY l\{rs. Ram-seY,one- sonI t '
gl*ita*:l";,3s""iB,-'*?1,
Tl'.l n
I D
grandchildren'
three
'
6uair funeral home of CooPers-I
to#" ii in charge of arrangements' t i :
I
TncraA.rtalt'Nqtnetl
lr
Rerzlaff
ptut
iilj"'"
Loopel.stnn-.n
l)ies
iJ,*,"T^?i1,,.,T'
f.o;uln'
-noarj.l.ynb
Ig1fi
resident. oJ this area
T0
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t
b24
renth
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lbv P
R. "",ff33'x,i?ff
V
10monlhs
ago..n"
a
daughter, Mrs.
.' -
yeals,, died Sunday in
ttre--liomI
or-,a daughter, Mrs, C. t,.
tEliaf
Iiotlrert.
t l . S c r v i c e sw i l l b e a t 2 T h u r s d a v
:i,* 1lon, Luthcran
p., chur:ch,south of
ll t i,: S;i:ii;$.wirrbe:t- 2,rhursday
i
n.u.-w.'c.r.u"ii
RonnintRites i :i$ltptg,w.
S, J. euam funeriil
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daughter she leaves a bt
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grandchudren.
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were held heT Wednes-1,lavndd, ?8, a'carpenler who had
ls_ervic_es
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anil was, em-l
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North Dako.tal
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a a t e d N o v . 1 6 , 1 8 8 5 ' w a s I o t t t t ul
under the window sill oI- a house1
being dismantledat the Arnel,
GoPlen farm.
ll
tit" elaborate card was ad- ll
dressed to A. B. Richardson'll
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rl
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#ffiffi:*:*"3m'*t
:'"1:il#Tnela
.te survivors.
I
:"n:-
Is
lVlrs.Resr.ick
Buried
Tuesday,*,,
't {'
R.rturron Funeral
FormerCooperstowti
Resident
lYasWellKnownI
Throughout
Grisss
I
l\firrs. H. S. Rearick, onedme we'l,lI
(J0opelTv8rrYlr
1}o@'i$iffi
rgln(}€IlL
r63il{trnfffi
{ur'.,, -/.i-l
. -+ I
xnolwn
iffin
of a former editor of ttre Sentinel- |
foUow- i
-uvasJ
ws,s buried Tuesdey
Courier,
wurrErr
ing funena.l services in San Jose, Oa,l. I
In ill-health since June, 1938, wihen:
she wa,s slrickear wlth e heart altack, i
Mrs. Rea,rick passed away at her r
home at 1O4r8Brdadway Court Suni- i
day a,fltemoon. She had been confined
bc her bed almost continuously since
flrst takoo ill.
A residettt of this community frorn
19O1 to 1919, Mrs. Retarqick v/&s a
memiber of the local Lutheran ladies'
aid, the Eastern Star snd trbe Degree
0f Honor.
BORN.ET
ATWATEN
She was born Carol:ine J, Iuee near
Atwater, Mirur,, Mr&y 19, 1874, atttended ,sChools there as wel,l as ,the Wllmrar semjina.ry.
One J'une 29, 1895, she wes united
in imarrioge to Henry S. Rearick ot
Will,mar. Tltre couple rnade their frrst
home art Grove City, Minn., where Mr.
Rearick oalas editor and publishe,r of
the Grove Cirly llimes,
In 19O1 they srld their inter€$ts iu
Minnesota, and oame to this citY,
purchased the
where &Lr. Rearick
Grigl3s Oou,nty Sentinel. A few yeans
later he also purchrased the Clcopersrtown Oourier
and cansolidated the
trwo papers under tlhe narnc it bears
today, 'with tlbe H. S. R€eriak FuJblishing cornpany &s ow:x€rs. Dlglr,teen
years l,ater, tire Rearicks sold 'ttreir
intorersbs io the paBer and moved to
Leavenworth, Wash., where, together
wit,h W. G. Sch'ann'ach and O. A. Lee,
boft of whoan had been interegted in
tlhe putblislring company ihere, boughtt
the lJeevedworth Ebho.
I}IOVE TO OAIJFONNIA
M,r, Reariok contilued as edi'tor of
the Ecrho until 1920 when they agein
sold out a'rrd moved to Califomia, locating in San Jose.
Mrs. Reafick was the mo.ther of,
fbur children, Reynrold Lr. Re&rick and
Henry
Floyd Rearick, both of San
Jose; and Irecre and Ruth Rearick,
both of w{hom preoeded her in de'ait;h.
Bes,ides her fuu'sband and two soos,
ghe is survrived by a grra.ndrson, Ilh,rold Floyd Reanick; her eged stePrmother, Mr,s. Anna Izee of Artn'lfater;
'and the follo,#ing brptbers and sis'
Mrs. Burtine tlnd, Warwiik'
ters:
N. Dak.; M'rs. Emm,a Eibin, Iunois;
Albert, Ida a.nd Andronr Lee, A,twater; and o: & Lee of SAn Jose. '
Feb. 20' 1940
Held LastFriday
'weie
I
I
a)
I
held in
Funerall services
Gethsemane church near Mc,Henry Friday for Rasmus Rasmus- I
son, who died in the Sharon hospital Wednesday of last week.
Rasmusson had rnade his home l
with his brrother,.Mons Rasmus-|
son, during recent fnonths.
l
Rites
Richardson
pddayg
Schedulud,
\'
Hanna{ord'lVlhnlVas
86, Diesat Homeo[ Son
SundayAfternoon
tr',unerail services for John Ollver
farm'
Richardson, 86, former Griggs
*Uf be held !n the Presbyteria^n
"",
,ctiunch
of, Hannaf,ord this afternoon'
,Rev. C. C' Oonverse officiating'
among
1l/ell-known
Richandson,
I
councy'
Griggs
southern
of
residents
of
home
the
at
awaY SundaY
"*t"O
ffi";;", whter Ricrrardsoltl F"l- i
niford.
oearrr was
aLtributed to i
^ !+ ^$ ^ ^n,+
^ld
o fe|
age'
old
"nnn
I
Lomrptications attendanrt upon
at
\ffiz'
71,
Oclober
born
was
He
whiclr
Nu"irf"'s Is'land, Pen', uPon
a porti,on of the citY of Pittsburgh
In 1874 he was m'arried
a't
""*-.f*4".
to Miss lVlarian Virginia Rouppe
'erUagtr"oY, Penn', and to this union
of
were born: walter
J" iiril,i*"
ili*"""cota; Mrs' Perry rrauq'en9j
Uont.; Oliver of Kalspell'
Wit*f"",
fvfont.: Mrs. H. B. Nelson of Coopers'
HaweY and Marg'aret Al't.*t;'a.nd
iu" Eolu""g, 'both of whom Preceeded
him
---fo in death.
fAA+ he took his fa'rnily to Wiswhene he engaged in farnfng
"o*itt
r"tif fgOZ. E{is fir:st wife died in 1891
*d .o*u Years later he married Mrs'
niJis*t
ua;on or El:lsw'orth, Iry'
rseven chiildren wexe born to tbis
union: Mrs. L. O. Harris of Josepbine'
mont.: Mrs' Alvin Joh-nson of MenahEa. Minn'; Mrs. J'ames Ableman
ivr".. olarence Dunn of Belling"ri
Lryman of J-anesville'
Wu.n.;
ftr*,
Wis.': and RoY and Jack of llsnneford.
In 1902 he came to Griggs cou'nty
f,arming east of Hanne"ford
*d-b.gutt
otr ttta"Sn"y"nne river and continued
there for twentY Years' In 1922 he
moved into Hannsford ancl has ma'de
his hom,e there since'
include two broOther survivors
thers and tbree sisters, 44 gra"ndchil'
dren and a7 great' gr'andohildren'
Clarine Raffenbevl,tlr,4
Rites At 3 Todav I
Services for Clarine Marie Raffenbeul. ?-ycar-old daughter of Mr. I
D a v e and Mr!. Richard Raffenbeul, Bin- lR
r d W . ford, N, D., wtll,,r,,',.,,',r,,,,r',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,
\ear- ne at 3 todaY in :A,:ll:
,;+itilU
F. Grace Luth6ran ffiffi,i;,
lr'
les church,
-rr.
Rev' ffi,ii.:r:i:,,iliirir.glar
K. a'"- it r'i d'.,il];i'.,,ffi#l
iffii'r,.
49
lt;
.nd
*lt* ri'?i':""t
ffi'iffi
*?""d.
n*'*":t
ffi
iffi-iltl
as- officiating.
lo
|fi':
iffiIW
Pallbeaiers will ,$:trffi*li
lW
::,,W',: ,r$lRl
'r":
and
Henry
vi- b;
Reuben Brehmer a ' i " " " ' ^ 'p""""'ii'Iti'
ler o f D r-af"i"'
esderl, N' D.,
-1
g"eft:
Clprtle__
lw
""a
ili,i i"a-wittiam Raffenbeul' Hop- lgl
irs. kins. Minn. Burial will-be- at lg(
Mrs. Williarn . Raffen- le
on, bilia""-rv. , 4
,hl
UJ"i itso wiII attend services'. . lm
Survivors not previously lrsteqlll
included Clarine's gra!dParents,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Brehmer- and
F
"1?
"i$"l1f#r"'1"fl:'ll".ir
MI;
I
om Dresden.-=-------
Lnk
Lise
|.'^ ^-^^
IYI-:-L+
1A
Clu"irr"n"ff"ol".rl" Z- ll
Of Binford Diesnl*{4
Clarine Marie Raffenbeul ?- ll
year-old daughter of Mr, and iVlrs.
ll
F,ichard Raffenbeul of Sinfoid;-N. ll
earJy
Friday
in
a
Fdrgoll
P:, 4i.9
nospital. She had been ill fourll
months.
ll
-_Clarine was born at Langdon,fl
N. D., March 11, 1941. rirt?im:ll
rly moved to Binford five yearsll
ggo-from Dresden, N. D. Rdtfen_ll
B:Hi"ii.'
Standard
oil dealeratlf
Surviving besides her parentsll
are three brothers, Donaldi Rich- ll
lDennis Henry and Duane ll
9,5d,.12..
.Freoerrck, tt-year_old twins. and ll
ii"oB"Ji;'#t'#ii'*' Breirmer,ll,
T h u . b o d y i s a t o . J . u a n s o n l lI
.Iuneral
home, Services will be ll I
nere at a time to be set,Rev. Ar_ll
I
nold H, Grumm officiatrng.
|| |
- , _ . _ , - _ - l l
,;
Reierson
Amie
fune1'',J'1
Married
Miss Amie Reierson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Reierson,
former residents of this citY bu't
now of Harlowton, Mont., became
the bride of Harold Carlson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carlson
of tsillings, Mont., in a ceremonY
performed at Harlowton SundaY,
June 1 by Rev. Orin D. ThomPson.
The bride grew to Young womanhood while the familY lived
in this com,munity and left with
them when they established'their
home in Harlowton.
After a wedding triP to the
west coast the couPle will be at
home in Billings after June 15'
nrru,i,;gIt
f"glHf,fi[8i:
'
l
Gather,Mark (/t .,
1100
|
|
r25th Anniversarv
i
{t"h,F,""|
I app,o*i*
W{"}
friends .{athereS at the
6ome I
land
lof Mr. and Mrs. .AJbert RoscoeI
I near Einford to observe their | .
lsilver wedding anniversary"Sun-l
lday, July 20.
I
I A short program was givenl
land a purse of money presenterii
Ito the honored couple. A featurei
lof the day ryas the presence ofl
lall tour ehildren of the couple.l
lincluding their son, Virelt, wtroi
lwas on leave from the U. S. naw. j
I Distant guests included M;l
land Mrs. Henry Roscoe and faml
lily of Rothsay, Minn., Mrs. Johrl:
lRoscoe and Mr. .and Mrs. ilac{
lRoscoe of Dickey, 1t. Dak.,'and
jM*. and Mrs. William French
:
and family of Devils Lake.
.
t
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MoP ShorusLocationOf .N..D. 1950ElighwuyProiects
R*,
WORK rN 1950 HrGrrwAY
Contracts for $8,665,000in North
Dakota highw aY imProvements
were let ty ttre state highwaY deuartment in 1950. Commissioner
N. O. Jones saitl the contracts
cov'er lvork on about 960 miles of
road, and that in acldition, grading on about 100 miles was carried
out bv state highway crews.
Thii map, prepared bY the highwav depaitment, indicates work
let {o c6ntract this Year, such as
: oavins. eradine and structural
I wort."ttre paving included 16 nriles
of Portland cement concrete and
180 miles of bituminous surfacing.
'w'ork inclucled the
Structural
t builciing of bridges and culvr"'rts.
also covered 328
The coitracts
t miles of grading antl 436 miies of
glavcling.
'
projects
.. Jonesnotcctthat several
for r.vhich contracts were let this
) vear will not be completed until
irext 1'ear, particularly jobs award'
ecl laie thid year. (Distribution by
The Associated Press)
i
-_.
,.'-ffiive-b_
.i-
0bserve
*lM{r.MarieRorvig Resslers
Dils 50thAnniversary
;i 0f Binford
Mark
;
)8l
,e
\
-
Pioneer JessieCouple Wed
Anniversary
Dec.28, l886,at
Casselton
MT". Marie Rorvig c.ame to Am,er_
.
rca in 189.8 with her husband,
Ole
to whomr..she was marrieO
lo*ig,
No_vepbgr 6, 1B1B; They setfled
on
-
Ntr. and NIrs. Flrank R;essler, early
ploneers in the Jesslle cornmunity,
were frronored by 'friends and rela'tives Tuesdiay on the occasion of their
Mr. and
SOth wedding anniversary.
MFs. Ressler wene marrried a't Oassel,ton, N. D., Decemiber 28, 1886.
C. P. DahI aicted as toastmasLer at
tbe program wtrich incl,ud,ed rnary
nurnlbers by the children, grand cltildren of the couple anrd f,riends wlto
at the silver
had been present
wedding a:rniversary.
li,l tgf ll c_"lqSd,.unty
*be;-J;
ir""vid died
llived 3ntil 1ez?.-j$.',
Receive Gifts
,Friends and neigttibors present€d
Mr.
and Mrs, rRessler with a Purse of
lorar
aQ*rgebu, Gulbranl:i --silJ;*
money. A gold ;broo,ch and watch
NorY3y,
Aususl
6,
18b1,
the
l'.111:".r.
charm was the gift of 'Lhe children.
f' I oaugt't."or rrir.a4j rvr;..i;; be'g:i
The e,vedinig was spent in dancing.
a
memhei
or tho t;1;;;
: i:ffi"1;.
T'he
affair took pl'ace aL the Jessde
lb.
s
haIl.
trrere
were
nine
children
t"*
I
to I ll
with
Mr. ,Ressler carne to Americ
I tne family. Six are still trivins.ffrev lli
in
1868.
Austiia
,p,arents
from
are
;hi,s
Mrs.
Christine Marsonl M;. l:;
1
eettled et Linton Station, Wis.,
I Theo. Kittelson, and Mrs. Oscar]J"_ t.Yj iTtrey
nntere trhey lived until 18?6 when they
vuu6 ur
of (ropers[own;
Cooperstown;. Mrs.
I; voog
Mrs. Chris
Ctrris ]-.
l;i
imoved iin a covened wagun to Owa1j Greenland, Sutton; and Mrs. Setma lli^'
There theY lived for
itonna, Minn.
and Oscar Rorvig,
Binford. |
ll:*i..
tlrree years,
_I .r\rneteen g.rand children and eieht I Came Here in 1882
i
_ | great grand ch,ildren also mourn ["r , I
passrng.
l I
l'
1880
theY oame to Dakota terIn
"l
fliere Mr. Ressler worked for
ritory.
-Quam's,!'uneral home is in ch,argei,,.
bwo years narith F rrank Lan'ger at Caselofburial.
l;
In 1882 he carne to Coopensselton.
:==+
:==+
l;
__l_l
town where he wonkred on the R.. C.
he
Oooper ranch until 1886 when
came
married f"lreresa tr'iebigerwtro
that year from Austlia.
(/r :f-1-.-,.,":
'Following
they
marrliage
their
t:]t9 ur3/le, trre sii j"u,
old
. axghtet'of
near Jessie and ibhere
hornesleaded
d
M r ' .a r r dM r s . E . n . n e s s l
tley lived unlil 1915 when they rnovler'. tif Jessie
por."Jaway at St.
ed to Watervillre, lVlinn. They resided
I uke's hospital, Fargo,
last Friday
there unLil 1934 ,rarhenthey came back
nro|rring_ after several
OaVs oi very
to llve near their otrd home.
(
- | in 19?4.
ECHORESSTER
DIEDAT
FArygo
HosPrrAtlnio,qv
Funreal services over
: rei : l l : . i t l n e s s .
t: h
Iitlle
*.,'" held at the Ress_
l
o
d
y
rel'.fioure Mouclay
morning and also
at the church ill Jessie.
-Burial tyas
l n t h e J e s s ; r ' ec e m e t e r y .
The jp2111 has caused
e deep sor_
J:T;;"
ij"."JJ;
:ys.,rffi,""f;:'.J.
i
the litile one, but irer lffness
*;";;:
yond the ,understanding
science. She had too."-tn"i _Jaii"r
iiru-lio.i]
ital for nea.ly a weeL
atier ;; ir;"i;
doctors had failed t"
diug;;;;.;;;
trou,ble. But during .th"t;;;;
il;
Fargo specialists were
unable to as_
ff:'il:.Itii_T",,i;
ff:Tl{#,*
*:F,
svmpathv ot tr," *rrolul'cl1l1-'--'_.T1:
- munity goes
out to tfr" *o.ro*"0 p"#_
ents. Tr,vo brot.hers ana
two sis.iers
also survive Echo.
Active ilr Colnmunity
r1![r.'a,ndMrs. Ressler have been acitive ln tlreir oommunty's affairs. They
are mem'bers of the St. f,awrence
'ctrurctr <rf Jessie. Mr. ReissCa,tlrolic
ler has hesr a rnernber of th'e towrt
and sclrool boards of Tyr'ol township
and is now the onlY living memrber
of tlle first e ection board.
Tberne are trve chlitrdre.n iin the fiaAll nilere presenl at the celemily.
brration. lilrey are Mrs. Joe Zirnplich
of Elysian, Minn.; Edward and Joseph, .Iessie; Mrs. M. E. Wilkinson,
Binford, alrd Frank Resstrel, F'inley.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra,nk Ressler,
early piioneers iin the Jessie com'munity, rnarked trheir bOtJr weddling arnniversrary a w€ek ago.
I
,]
G
-=-i
p5 Grand Clrtldlen
Tlrventy.five grand chtildren
ana trwo I
g'reat g'ra,ndchildren are
livins.
i
gf tgwn guesrswr,o iitenaeo I
..9y-.
tne ce_lebralion
included fuf". arra ur". I
Nels *{augen, Mr. and Mrs.
Ar,Lhur
$.t}S*Jl, McVille; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
y"o:_T grd daughter, Evelyn and Eddie Weber, Casselton; Mr.
and llrs.
Max Wild, Mr. and Mrrs.
Robert
lVrarje pfeife"
;;;;
3-",3-*:.
Co-op-erstown
Ressrer,
; Euen""d
*y.Y9l
Liertrude Ffeirfer and Lucille
Wilkln_
son, Vall'ey City; Mi. and
Mrs. John
rlecnerl and f,amily and Mr.
artd Mrs.
Emil Krrntz and iamity, -Etinford.
of Mrs, il.essler, Mns.
_".$"^Sut""
Gurt-Cl.emorw,
rf Ooop"frto?",.;X I
Ed J. r.k;bG;i
3",::.1*1b*tners,
of Jessie, rwere present
Dratlon.
"i'tn;;i;:
.
,t
)t
1* t'Qtr|f,^^nA
€-r,-**Pr^'ii{"*rq
Mrs, Ronuring
Is
TakenByDeath
.,:
Lenora
Townshipl:'rvtrr.
R"kk"Buriet
ll
Afternoonat Two
I'uneral services will l;e he,id in ;'be
Blnficrd Luthe,ran chur'ch this alterroon at 2 o'clock for l\llrs. ArnL Ronring, 54, resident of that cornmtr.:.ity,
rho passed awa,y in a tr'argo ho,spital
Vlonday following a stroke.
Mrs. Ronning suffered a pa,ralytic
firoke early Sunday m,:rning and was I
raken to tr'argo for treaLment.
I
She wars born A'pril 4, 1885, at Kel- |
;o, N. Dak., and came to Fargo il I
1892where she att.r.rdedhigh school i
Winn., on June 29, 1932, and had been
r resident o:f Biniford ever sirnce. She
vas a memhe,r of the Pre,sibyterian
rhurch.
iShe is survived by Mr. Rl:ning
and
lwo sisters, Mrs. .drlhur Lindholm. o,f
{inneapolis
and
Ed:iLh Conant of
i{a,pleton; her steprmother and th,ree
rtep-c,hildren, George of Oamp Ord,
)alif., Eerman
of Tlhief River F arlls,
Vlinrn., arld Vicla of Cooperstorwn.
Rhodes$ites Are
Held Thiilsday
fi'w:erl services for Alonzo Rhodes,
for.mer Griggs pioneer farmer whose
dea,th was reported in this paper last
week, were held in his ho,me on Lake
tr id& n€ar Pellctan Rarpids, Mian., on
T'hursday, Feb. 8.
EIis death resulted fr.cm co,mplications allendant upon a severe attack
of flu.
He was born in lVisconsin, Au4. 4,
1855. He came to this territor',' in
1886 and ,qras well known as a farmer and hardvrare merchant in Coop.
erstown. In reqfrt years he lived in
a home which h'd built on the shores
sheres
i;;;;-;i;;-;f;"ii
Liake Lida nqqq Stcny Bar.
I of 'Surviving
are$is.widow, three sons
|
] Orr,ion of this'ai,!y;1Ed of Sutton, anrl
il,eland, who haS been making his
lhome with his grandparenLs ,and sevlen gra.ndehildren:
n
I Here Last Weekr
Is laid ro Rest
i"*r*n**'"":#'"::.".*i
Passed
Away
Andrew
Rusten
Slatedin BinfordThii
^lt^99-^lll
.aught for a time at LaMoure
and I
ater made hol homc wit:l her father,
,Viltliam Conant, at Fargo and Mtapleon.
She was rnarried in Molrherad,
.
floneer farmef
FuneralServices
rnd was graduatedt",
i,
f,,f.J#";.tf I
lflil*#":"H',f
lR-u5t
homein that city on Thursdavi
Suddenly on May'' 28 oI
I 1.
neaft
Andrewp. Ril:another
l
I
" week. Burial was made in the
of last
I
Cooperstown cemetery where she was j
fr. _
UlSeaSg.
pioneer
laid to **
husband'
ThffJ
I
settler of Grigg:s county, was laid
to rest last week after- Lts sudden
aeatt o" rvray za. IIe died of beant
Lenora townt ()wIIhis [rome
home l[r
in Lerlor:ti
disease aL
olsease
at nls
ship. He had been iII but five days.
Od'egaard was born May 9, I
, ^9lto
ln Lom Gubransdalen, Norway. i
lpso,
Here she grew to vo'ung womanlrood,
t
16 vears of age came y,tT
'31."t
l-"1 I
oounty about 57 years, arriving h-e;
wbile stiU a young' ma.n in 18?i
-fi61 from
-his native Nbrway, where -.-V was
I8b6.
. Y ,'
born
rn Manch
March Zz,
22, t856,
-fJturr
r,^_r,^i r_. roo<
l{:Tltlv
tl:d 'at rzong Lake' Watenrvon county'
I
lMinnesota'
December 2, '-1'3'
1868, sire
On ucusg'*'
iI vtrr
1'
Y':?.*"^':
5a,s.uuit; iI
led in marriage to Nels C. Rukke at I
Mr. Rustenhad rived in criggs l::1T:.'^3_^fT_li1i
T"l^y:j"^":
Tj i
came two yearrs
later and set'|
*in1888
lwarrle',
lil,:tf'il1ffit"""T:f","#ffi't
l
rn the year 1885 qe w?s uni'ted in
lwnere they lived for severar y"r"r, I
a1d
marriage to christine
lJrngss'
I leaving ttrere for Griggs county, I
later in 1890, he moved his family 'to . I wnere they were among. t}'e early sel- I
their permanent home in Lenora
gers.
,towaship, where he died at-the age of
Ur. Rukke dietl on April B, 1909, at
?8 years, three rnonths and five daye. i U""il t"o* home on tnu uotrf." oitn" I
Mrs. Rusten preced'edhim in deathI o I S,hev"n"" river in pilot Mound town- |
on January 26. 7926.
I I I snip-. Mrs. Rukke and vounsestI
tr'uneralserviceswer€ held on wed- I I I a""etrt"", Elma, then left roi seattte,I
nesday of last week in the ottowa I t I w".rr., where another daughter, Nelohur"ohof whictr Mr. Rtsten_y*,.1 - ] riu,was living. Living in Seattletwen-I
rrnemhe'r. Il,ev. O. J. Ovreho of Aneta | .- i ty-ttr.u" years, when her daughters
officiated. Acting pallbearers *"".g o both passed orr, Mrs. Rukke returned
Tonerson,
Erlill;I ;"-i;ff';Jr.or;,'il;iii'r1,"'ir-l
Jens seim, Torle]
lrJa^^-r
arf-^i
Udgaard,
Atfred I| t'. . *o"t
A,mundson, fver
of the time at the Soldiers, ,
Jotrnson and Ole Ellefson.
in Lisbon.
| - lffo*.
I
Ifa.s Four Sons
| - | One son, Willia.m C. Rukke, died in l:
'surviving are four sons: Peter, | 1 lAugust, 1933, so Mrs. Rukke outlived lr
Henry and Alfred, all livilrg west of I e lrnost of her farnily of eight dhildtren. I I
Sharon; and Manley Rusten of Wah- | riOnty two survive: Col. G. V. Rukke, l;
pe.ton; one ,brother, Peter Rusten of I
U. S. A. retired, now living at Mont- i
l
Orion, Alberta; a,nd two sisters, It{rs. | , erey, Cal., and Mrs. A. B. Parsons,
J. Flynn of Orion, and Mrs. Cam- | lnow visiting here from her home in 1
i
Minn.
Austin, Minn.
eron of Austin,
| -Portland, Ore
I| lPonUand,
Mrs. J. E. Mack and Miss Mollie I I il;
also leaves tern grandchild,ren I
Moe of Cooperttown are nieces of | | and eight great grandcfrilOren. One I
Mr'Rusten
r*
Rites Saturday For
Griggs CountY Woman
]"*:f,?]:'il3i'"'f,'#|,
|I I'I[TJ:"J
I iiffi;*", or st. paur.Minn..arsosur-| l
I
lvive.
*,H1?l"l'fiIii'?"i"T"#::af"iiJ
I i
_c_o-u1ty,
,who .died
l!
jn
il:ff'sfig;I,luntlsrlii
of"t"; ffi
il'11"?1,,"""1"ni',iliff*fil
iffi#;r'Ju"'fi-;*"o:.1'il'"u'i'"#1the Cooperstown cemetery. The
bodyis it t}re r. J. Quam !'uneral
Home in Cooperstown.
Mrs.Rickfoid,neeAliceSchmidt,
was born in Salem, Ore., Sept.29,
1891. She was married March 4,
1913, to Mr. Rickford, who survives her' she also'leaves six
children, Marvin, who lives in,
Texas, Mrs. Myrle Jensen of I
Cooperstown, Sgl. Roland Rick-l
foro- wittr tne aimy in the Southl
Cte", Delores and!
Fi.fi",--i"Afrotfreis, I
i<;;i{
"i-rrom.,'two
iirji-ii'ta rrea Sciriniot, and a sis-
;dil;.-cl**cu
il'ri,'fr:"b:'-
iitr'seyof sut-
le1'frt1' hospital. will be 3t .? p'm'l
rlbndoi'in *'esl Prailie Lutheranl
churcir.
- |
I P-er'.Jlrrcus Tutfeland lvill ol-l
tunerarl
]ficiate, s'ith S. J. Quqm
, home. CoopeNtown, in clrarge'I
'Pallbearers
lv,ill b3. +tlh.u,l .?1,"1
Almer 1\{1er'Hans Elgilr' NIts Hal-I
vorsen, trlnrer Miller and Lars I
Skarsbo
^ .--.,,., I
Mr. Rickttrld r"'asbo-rnAp-t'I.l:'l
N.q''
Casselton,
in
f8s:,
3lg-*?l-l
riecl' Peuline Rickford Nor'.. rr'1
19Otr.She died in 1939- Surviv-orsl
a'e t\\'o childrerr,- Earl ^and Mrs'i
nuteino"-nl"ie",.-ogt-1"1.".^tt*::9il
greatr
i$o-grandchildreni:nd oue
erandchiid'
Mrs, Romning
[s
Lenora
Township
PioneerFarmer
Is laid To Rest
TakentsyDeath
FuneralServices
Slatedin Binforcl
A{ternoonat Two
E uneral services wirll i;e he.ld in rhe
Binrficrd Lnthe'ran chu.ch l.hls alrer:]oon at. 2 o'clock for l{rs. Arnt Ronring, 54, resident o,f tha"t conamrlity,
vho passed away in a Fargo hospital
I{onday foltowing a st,roke,
Mrs. Ronning suffered a paralvtic
Itroke early Sunday m:rning and ivas
-aken to Fargo for treatment.
I
She was bo,rn Aprii 4, 1ggb, at Kel- j
io, N. Dak., and came Lo Fargo ir I
1892 where she att rrrled high sctroct!
rnd wa.s gr.aduated in 1906. She I
.aught for a time at LaMoure and I
ater made hor home with her father.
,Villiam Conant, a"t Fargo and Maple,on.
'She was mar.ried in Mo,:.rherad,
Winn., on June 29, 1g82, and r-a.d been
r resident of Binford ever stnce. She
vas a memiber of the Fresbvterian
:hunch.
iShe is survived by Mr. Rl::ning ancl
rwo sisters, Mrs. Arlhur Lindholm. o,f
illinneapolis and Ed:ith Conant of
vfapleton; her steprmother and three
rtep-c,hildren, George of Camrp Ord,
)alirf., Herman of Thief River !.a,lls.
Vlinrn.,and Vi,cla of Cooperstovrn.
1
-
iRhodes.*$jtesAreiHeld Thtllsday
fi'unerl servdces for Alonzo Rhodes,
for.mer Griggs pioneer farmer whose
t
l
I
Funeral
services
for
Mrs.
Guro
I
I
I Odegaard Rukke, whose death at Klo- |
I ten was chronicled in ilris paper last I
week, were held fro,m the W. L. I
IrRukke
home in that city on l-hursday I
of last week. Burial was rnade in the I
Cooperstown cemetery where she was j
laid to rest beside her husband.
I
Andrew P. Rusten, a^nother pioneer
Obituary
i
settler of Grigg:s oounty, was laid
Guro Odegaard was born IIay g, i
to rest last week after bis sudden
1850, in Lom Gubransdalen, Norway.
death on May 28. IIe died o'f heant
I
Here she grew to young womanhood
disease at his home in Lenora Lownand
at
years
t6
ship. He had been ill but ffve drays.
of age came with her I
brother to -drnenica. Her oarents and I
Mr. Rusten had lived, in Griggs
family came two years laier and set- {
oounty about 57 years, arriving here
tled at Long Lake, Watenrvon county, i
while stiU a, young rnan in 182? fro,m
Minnesota.
his native Norway, where ET
was
On Decern:ber 2, 1868, she was unit- i
born March 22, 7856.
*,Xo,
ed. in marriage to Nels C. Rukke at I
Il{arri'ed,. il 1885
Linden, Brown counrty, Minnesota, i
fn the year 1885 [e was uni,ted in
where they lived for several years.'
mB,rri,a,g'e to Christine
lJrness,
and
leaving ther,e for Griggrs county, I
later im 1890, he moved his family ,to I
'their permanenL home :in Lenora . I where they were among. ttre early set- j
,lownship, where he died at the age of
78 years, rthree months and five daya.
Mrs. Rusten preceded him in d.eath
on January 26. 7926.
F uneral services were heild on Wednesday of last week in the Ottowa
cihurch of whioh Mr. Rusten wag a
rnernber. Rev. O. J. Ovreho of Aneta
officiated.
Acling pallbearers were q both passed
on, Mrs. Rukke returned
Jene Seim, Tollef Tollefson, &nil
y to North Dakota, making her home
-&mnrndson, fver
Ud,gaard, Alfred
of the time at the Soldiers'
s , rlost
Johnson and Ole Ellefson.
- lHome in Lisbon.
i.
Ifas Four Sons
- l One son, Witliam C. Rrrkke, died in lr
'Surrriving are four sons: peter,
I lAugars,t, 1933, so Mrs. Rukke ouflived I r
Henry and Alfred, all living west of . -out of her family ot
eig"bt
ii
Sharon; and Manley Rusten of Wah- 7 |rOnly two survive: Col.
G. V."irilA".o"
R.ukke, l;
p€ton; one brother, Peter Rusten of
U. S. A. retired, now living at MontOrion, Altberla; and two sisters, l\{rs.
erey, Cal., and Mrs. A. B. parsons. !
J. Flynn of Orion, and Mrrs. Cameron of Austin, Minn.
Mrs. J. E. Mack and Miss Mollie
Moe of Coopenstow:r are niec,es of
M-L Rusfen.
AndrewRurt.Tussed Awav
Suddenly
onMay28 oI
HeartDisease.
I
t
_
Rites Saturday For
I
Gniggs County Woman i
of Lake Lida nqer SLcny Bar.
'Surviving
arefis wid.rw, three sons
Ornion of this c$y,1ea of Sutton, anrl
Leland, who haS been making his
home with his grandlrarenls ,and seve]l gra.ndchildren.
*.
tr'uneral services for Mrs. Paul i
Rickford of Tlrol township, Griggs I
county, srho died in her home I
Wednesday,will be conducted at 2l
p. m. Satuxday in the Lutheran I
church at Cooperstown by Rev.i
H, J. Hansen. Burial will be in
the Cooperstown cemetery. The
body is at the F, J. Quam !'uneral
Home in Cooperstown.
Mrs. Rickford, nee Alice Schmidt,
was born in Salem, Ore., Sept. 29,
1891. She was married March 4,
1913, to Mr. Rickford, who survives her. She also leaves six
children, Marvin, who lives in L
Texas, Mrs. Myrle
Jensen of I
Cooperstown, Sgt. Roland Rick- |
ford with tbe army in the South I
Pacifie, and GIen, Delores and i
Kermit at home, two brothers.'
Bill and Fred Schmidt, and a sister, Mrs. Clarence Lilsey of Sutton, N. D.
Bintold, -.r-.D.-Funeral servicesI
for Ernest -{ugust Rickford, 64.'
larmer in Wi]lorv townshiP near'1
hcre rvho died Thursday in a VdrJr'ley Crtl' hospital, will be at 2 p.m. I
Monday in $est Prailie Lutheranl
I
churcir.
r P.cr'. Jlercus Tutfeland will of-l
l f l c l a r r , r r i t h S . J - Q u a m f u n e r a lI
in cllarge.I
Coollersl-o\\'n,
lhonre,
'
'
P a l l b e a r e r s r v i l l b e A r t h u r a n dI
Almer l\'Iyer, Hans Elgin, Nils Ha1- |
vorsen, Elnler .t\{iller and Larsl
Skarsbo.
I
Mr. Ricktord r.,'asborn APlii 13, I
1882,in Casselton,N. D., and mar- |
ried P:ruline Rickford Nor'. 11, I
l9uir. :h,. died in 1939. Survivorsl
a!e l\\'u children, EarI and Mrs.'
I - I r z e IR o n n i n g e n b
, o l h o f B i r r f o r d ;i
nvo grandchildren and one greatl
grandcltild.
MEs.Roberts
0f FuliarailSl*ices
$lannaford
PassesAie HeldSunday , .1".o1:lu,,n,'oulrge r r
1"]j-_*-Illnessof SeveralYearsDuraForMru.Rorvig Clkr5es
E€o&er€s"
l1l"
tion ClaimsHannafordReSincelBB2
. sident
t , . / , . t \ . tt ,
,H.::
Char.Ies Roberts
diecl
Thursday,
^
Dec. 31st, af his
farm home north_
west
of
lrannafo
beensurl,erir,*
,"" ::,":t:il"ti;:1r: I
1\4ts.Chqrles'Robeits, a resident of
Griggs
coiinry
since
7g82,
On hrother Robert Martrin, of Hannaford, survives.
N' RooD
rnu su.u3*
u'rrch was
not
r"tsu u,ilu";ir
near
;#:-:H::j;
i:
iH-:,,t;,;'';:.""y
:
^
mains
oroi;"il.
;'iJi:" i;.;._ffi;i
HJ:';lffi'"'"
.' ff"1i':{lls'J#
nilru;
i ;';J
I'':llI
llF * li,,;1.'iihklxl"
. r
i:
-,,
fl-rst at the housr
i a. m. last Thursday.
i
Mrs. Anna Eielson Rorvig ** |
born February 28, 18b0, in Rinsehu.
-was I
Gudbrandsalen, Norway. She
I
paul
married to
Rorvig on October I
t,i74,1874 and in 1894
ca.me to .a.meri- |
ca,
I
'
F r t t t e t ' t r ls { r v i ' c s r ro r ' , ,
After living in Pope county, Mirr- i
l : , . i , l I . r , r , rIr r
tlle
nesota,
l)resbyt(rrian Church, .fan Znnlf
for
years,
I
two
they
moved
to
]
'Griggs
county in 1886. Her husband. li.+r'. cur.iis airrr Rev. \'ikn.n
officia_I
p a s s e da w a y i n 1 9 1 b .
ring. Interrrrent rras macle in thi I
survive. They are .(lenrtrrery\vost
I: M
of to\4n.
.-:jlx__cnrlorer
I
r s . H e n r y P e t e r s o n ,B i n f o r d : , t u s - l i I
.tlt"
,
.llobet'rs
: .
";;;wrs a tlttiet una*I
Rorvigl
Nome,
N.
D.;
M;.
;tin
I
|'
ine Mellem, Northwood, Iowa; elphial ,sunting matt. who tvent unoFtrusive- f
and Paul at home; and Dr. A. C. I ily abour hi's .rvorli, was anxious to I
Rorvig, clear Lake, .rowa-.
tro,.,. the be-ctof nnrrerstan.i'g with
I I
I
She had fourteen grand chiidren j ei.eri'l_,orlr,.lntl .tfas '|l.el]
liked by att j
and two greLa,lgra,ndchildrgl, h"
-hinr. His
'^
i \yho lirrsw
O"*."rr..-u',roi* i
brothers also survive her. They are iI 1,,"
_.,,,,,
\r'ilr=
i'r
Rev. Eit Eielson of N.*- E;"";
I l"s
conn.,a.ndc;"i;; a..Eietson,
wnlis-p-
ton, N. D.
H,x'fifl
I
S. f,unae, I
I
11ebrUQry
Rrifle
i_
i-
" ": "'rtl'st
Weditesday, four days after he was
taken tvith a stroke.
I{e was 65
years of a€ie, having
been born in I
Hadeland, Nortay,
March 24, 1g60. I
Hc canre tc the Uniterl S{aics :rt I
the age of 19 yeals. and il) lg?9 Io_I
cated at Blancharclville,
LaFayeLte I
c o u n t y , W i s c o n s i r r . ' l ' h e r . e l r e r . o s i r l e c, l
until the fail of 1911, rvhen he nrov- i
ed to this communlty,
locating on I
the farm where he tlierl, terr rniles
south of Coopet.stown
Ole Rood was a malt lvot,th knou..
ing.
He did his wor} well, was a
credit to himself and his tainily
,and
a real help in his community.
Hc
was loved arrrl respeeted through
a
large territory.
He was converted
in 1906 and when he came to North
Dakota
he
straightwpy
affiliateti
with the Saron tr ree church.
:;i"'#:;.,",;;i:_
::frT:l'i:f
;:x
i""";;;;";:'il?,ili;"*: i
paid the departert
pall bearers
lvere R.
\
callcer ofi the inte:ttilcs.
j
Deceased rvas borl
teer London, i
";;
I)ec.
.E u g l a n d ,
2 1 , 1 S6 0 , ; ;
i
(lanaclil n'hen
ei:liit yeat,s oltl, liveci j
for about sesell
_ \ . e t r sj , r l l i r r r r o s o t a . l
ald 1h('n crrrre to
Griegs.
i
. tvht,re he lr;is r.csiilr
unr.,,
r l f , r r . f f r . - p ". o
", :; I
1'wenf;,-6pe
1,u,,,,. ngo h" I
/-velirs.
t m a r r i e ( l I I i rn r r a h . l l r l . r i l .
rntl
tno I
irporr triakirr< rir.,ii
r r ei r r e
i.l:o.,""u:
I
i o J l t h e f a r r l r r re u 1 L f) \ 1 . : l o , ,( ,r
j,,
i
"
, rre wils 0; ycars. lU
r l i r t . so t , l a r t "hne.
i
time of his clr:iilh.
I
passed
away at her home in Hannaford
last
Sunday evening, JuIy 15fir, at a,bout
seven o'{llock. Her deatrh followed an
illness which had extended for more
than thlee years.
'I'he funera.l
was held Tuesdav a.fternuolt aL the Presbyterian
cliurch
nlr'ith Rcv. LeRoy C. Cooley preaohing the sermon and conciucting
tlre
services,
Intenment was in tbe cemetery west of town. pall bearers wer€
paulson. Claus
Ascar Ouren, Frank
Jackson and Lco Olsen.
nlir"s. Roberts
was
bortr
at St.
Mary's
Ontario, Septe,miber 1.6, 1g68.
She came to Dakota wilh her folks
August 11, 1882. They establiohed e
farm
home one ,and one-half
mil€s
northwest
of Hannaford.
This
was
her homc rrntil November
16. 1ggg.
when srhe was united in ma"rria€'e to
J. C. Ving.
They moved to
West
Superior to live, but he took tJrphoid
fever and passed away
18 months
Iater.
The young widow returned to
her parcntal home at Hannaford.
On January 5, 1905, she was married to Chas. Roberts.
They
made
their home on the Roberls farm near
I:Iannafor.d unlil Lhe death of Mr. Ro:berts Decem,ber 31, 192b. Since
that
time Mrs. Robe{tls hars rnalde Lrer home
ln I tDnn&f()rd.
--{
Trvo rvives of his former mar.r.iages,
a son and a daughter preceded him
in death by a number of years. Sur
viving: him are the rvidow and nine
children:
Henry, Elnr,er, Arthgr.
I.ester,Norman, Ingvar, Ludvig anj
Sidney, who deeply mourn the loss
of this one who rieant so much to
them.
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f{iiiI
t;lH*:
filr"
::ry,
'da,Us,:tct.,
-tIa-r:ne Ri,,,.;qs. t,
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9 , r . , ^ . s u roi i . \ r r i . . \ r a l y 1 (
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WIFE OI' REYNOID REARICK
DIAD IN LENINGRAD, RUSSIA
'*'hat is plesently the site of the
and in its heycley was notecl for
i t s i . i r r e t ' u i sj n e . . A , b i g . r a n r b l i n g
] structule, the hote] rl'as the l-ot'n's
rireeting place and re.siclence of a
numbel of voung, single Coopersj tor,vrr businessmell of sonre 40 years
lagr:, including Dr. Rose.
I Hotel proprietor was Fred Stone.
I r.-.'ho diecl in Valley City several
yeals ago.
An avid hunter, Stone, as rveli as
a. number of the to['n's business
men, Dr. Rose included, rvent on
countless hunting parties and frequently, after a good day's bag.
prairie chicken, or some otirero'ild
gan-re, a,ppeared on the hotel menu.
Proprietor Stone was not in the
prices on his
ha.bit of quoting
lnenus. Instead, Dr. Rcse recalls,
he charged a. f1a.t 50-cent price for
transients on his regular n.reals
(of vihich the menu illustl'ated is
v"hile "r'eguiar::".
a.l1 exalnple)
The following
story from a late
issue of the Granil -F.orks Ileralcl rvili
interest Sentinel-Courier leaders :
- l\,[rs. Alexa Rcarick, rr.ife of Re]-.rold J,ee Rearick, San Jose and Sajt
'!'rnncisco,
former student
ar
t.ht:
Univer,qity of Nortrh f)aliota, clicd in
Lerningrarl, Russi:r, l.ecently, il.ccordilrg to informatiorr receivcd fror.n San
J . r s ' r ,C a l . , t o d a y .
l{r. Rearick
is
well
lin,lrvl
in
Girnrl li'orks and Nolth f)liliotr ar,tl
ltis faiher, II. S. I}car.icl<, r.v:tsc11i1.or
of thr. Griggs County Scnl.inr:l-tlou:i e r i 1 1 g , r . , n n r s t o \ \ ,t r f o r . t r r t t r n l t r : , r o f
yl iU'i.
NIrs. Real:ick, rvho rvas the daughter of Duke Alexander Ireodorovitch,
was the widow of Ivan Dekesneov, a
cz&rist officer before her merrian,r to j
l\lr. Reatick on F,,llrurly R. IIori-|
cver in hor pt.olassion as a violini,;t I
she conl inrred lo ito Lrrn.un as the
I
D U c h e s s f ) o l il s t r . ' n v . S l r e i s s u r v i v e r l
I
in nddil.inn lo ller hushr rrrl. by ht,t'
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Mrs.RodePasses
Away0n Sund*y
Had BeenTeacherIn Griggs
RuralSchoolsFor
Three Years
_ Mrs, de,nrneth R.ode, ZB, widely
hown
Grigrgs cournty girl, member
fte gradruaLing class of Coopers9f
Dr. Rose, pzrid a
ir'vhich inclurled
'town ,higtr sctr,ool in 1929 and formf lii rvt,elily bill.
er teaoher ln severa,l Grrigrgs county
tl rvas tlte lrat'etitltt:tital ntrtaLitrtt
'Spot."'
rlur"al Schools, passed away suddenly
, o r t l h e 1 1 1 e 1 1 1" 1' l ,' t t l r l r l i s t o
in thirs city early iSurrday gnorning
llret. l)aIti{jrrlirrl.y st.iir'fd I)r'. fiuse's
n l e r ) i o r ' \ / \ \ ' l t c r t l t t " ( i . l , t r t ea ( l l u s s t l l e
where ghe had come from her horne
q^)olr
i r_t l f t a V e i l t r t e r t r t . ' l ' h r
?ro-.rl.l
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l__.
!
-A_r,i.,
uer.^..,.
- y ' e l l o r r _ e ,ai 1
in Suf,ton to seek trreatrnent
for a
t l t - r g ,S p o i . , u l r o heart
,trunenal services
ailm,ent.
rup orr il .lrurrtwere held in Suttoar yesternilraymorn_
'eviotrs zrnil at
McGeou,gh
I I e c l i r i s f u l . u l r r In-g a,t 10 a. m., FaErer
I - ; t 1 1 el 0 - T I i l l
fr'\RGO Ir{)RIllI-Srrn{!a\'}f(,rnlng,.!rilr-F.
the requiem.
I g o o ( t h l r r l t i n g orf Sa,nborn conducting.
lgli
I
fnterrnent
waa in the Coonerstowo
oemetery.
As a girl Mrs. Rodie had suffered
fi'om a h€art a,ilment wtrich increased
in severity through a period of 10
Aibout two weeks
c h s t i l l i s c o n - yeans.
aigo stre
T l , ' u l : i n c l s o f D r , . r t t , l , l u s f r i , c l p r : t i t . i e c h i r . l i c n . a r t d , . , , ,t i n g t e r r i t o r y , I came to Coopers:town, seeking' ,trerat{I. . .
U l ) . i e c l i o l t ts( ) s e c o l t r l s .- A I s o 1 , i I r r t y o f r , ; , ' . 1 i ; 1 1 1 a
, ,n5, l l l l l r . t , i , i r r , l so l S a n ) e , b o t h u p - ment for the disease and, for a ti.rn€
, s a y s r ' ) r . } { o s e . showed marked improvernenl
nlc jor'(lcss,1r't.
[Ier
g r a s s t e e t r t e r i ; condition took
No h u n gr r'
ti.
a suddten tur.ir Satur-.-.r*-"-::r;;;;-:l^
li ,,r,",, . r'rr t ip"1 .r .. i.t.*:'*.**;;***
or"airie chicken.l
day evening, however, and slr:e died
early ,the next mor.rring.
Ema Marie youngb,eck was bonr
--'' 'r: il l'."i'irI ' ' '"'': ':
at
11
rau
Sutton Novemher ZZ. lg7t.
":
":
huntins;l
":
t,?,?''X
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She
]i:"';'t":i]:"
'1
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aurinq
lrecsived her puib}ic school traininrg at
North^Dakota.r'e: : :
lgye lld
.):ii. \r,i,4
,
alitl' of mo|e than
that plac,e ,end entered Coopelrstown
, 6 1 1 r t t 1 ' high
lGriggs
40 5ears back.
'1
'r't''!
echool as a soprlromorre in L.g26.
ti
"rt"
:'i.r.
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- ,, i' n.jjiit"rjs or,tl
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S,he was rgra.duated Mrith honors with
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n
g
D
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s
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s
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t
a
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r
,
h
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l
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l"nr.ng
!i :t '
i
'oi
attended: ilre
e t t i e v e . t s . r v e r e ] the class of 1929 and
ohl kpepssk(s
"
Valley City teachers
nullter's equlpcollege frciim
of Dr'. F. \\'. Roso
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:
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which she obtained a teacher,s certi;.
: ':i
of
Coopt'rsl.orr':r.
I
w a s t o r n t l o $ t r tiflcate. S,tre rtaught in
i; 4
b I o u g ]r t back
several Griggs
p l e s e n t | rural
i i'ri':
lo,thq
schools unllil hsr m:arri,ag.e to
|lrrany a lons-fol/11DerllS known
i e o t t c n i r r e j , l ,n t o f
, I
Kenmeth ,Rode of Glyndon, Minn., ln
1 , ' l r . i \ . 4 , ' . . - { \ 1 I ' i 3 , . i i . . , , . . . . .r r , ' : ; , : , . r ' : .
"good
olcl
:
! L933. During ithe pasl year ilre coullne
I
\\'hL'11 Dr'.
Jdavs."
t . . _
ple ha.d rna.de their home in Sutton.
l l l l C O V e rP f l
I KOSP
F
Surviving ;beside.s trer husband. a1e o
iL reccntlr'. Dale
r.
'r
youngbeck
,i ] r. )1,i. r,' o
,
,
her
father,
Mr.
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t
r
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r
t
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;
John
t
h
e
o
f
of
i
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Sutton; five brothers, Alex of Grand il
I Sept. 3, 190:1.
A fa l tro u s
I
Forke ernd Alonzo, Reraben, John, Jr., t
CooDe|sLo\\'n husand C,erald, all at hom€; three sis- n
i,
;;;,
;"1;y-;i";r,;
t.."\_
,
+ I i i il,.u,
;,,,,.o;r
i
ters, Mrs. l!fiarvin Lien of Waudaw.
crtllut','
the
lof
Wis., Mrs Everett Velzy of Motrit, s.
'r
'
Palace
the
was
: , , t . 1 r . , {n r r . \ t , : . ,
Hildra of Great Falls,
r
Mont,
and b
atrd lhe
hotel.
'",ir.U.rj
Fhyliss of Chioago.
of fare
usual
o
t:1. rlq,.i.o-l
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Mr. and flVtrrrs.Rode; parents of the b
at dinner'. as
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i
n
a
c
t
i
t
e
shor,vn
beneaved hurdband, we,re in attenict- p
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8 !,.:,
AnCe,
r{
m*r*t ft{enuOf .tr,Z
YcarsAE* ;--Ji$-*
tltealitv'
o
l
-lProves
lldeat
eat Urnce
Ornce lteall tv'
iI'roves lYI
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tioning and high
living-costs.for:ce
l publlc
e a r l n
ry
I
l]ill[1lf
:" ,l:;:
. ri ii r. ro;ir; ', r, 't ii ;. " ,\Li ;uorr;"ri:,:.:l : .l ,' r , _ _il ),i '. t. . r . , ,' , . ,t ,r0
.' t,., . .
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,rr. .,': rr.
The old hotel v'as located on
King-Bl uns Pala( e .l\Iotor ga lag'e
'f,
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WIFE OF REYNOI,D REARICK
DIAD IN LENINGRAD, RUSSIA
The following
story from a late
issue of the Grand F orks Hera.ld wili
interest Sentinel-Courier readers:
.- Mrs. Alexa Rcarick, s'ife of Rey-_
,'old Lee Rearick, San Jose and San
-'?rancisbo,
fo'rmer student
at
ihe
University of North Da,liotl, dierl in
Leningratl, Russix, recently, accordirrg to informatiotr leceivcd fro,m San
J . r , ; , r ,C a l . , t o d a y .
Mr'. Rearick
is
well
linrrlvn in
Gi'rnrl Ii'orks and Notth D:rliot:r and
his faiher, II. S. Realich, rvas cdil.or
of tht' Griggs County Sentinel-tlou:. iel irrl Coopcrstor,vn for .t nurnbc.r of
yrrAl'i.
lVlrs. Rearick, who rvas the daughter of Duke Alexander X'eodorovitch,
w,as the widow of Ivan Dekesneov, a
czarist officer before her mlrriaq,: to
LIr. Rearick on Febmary
8.
Ilorvever in her ptofession as a violini.jt
she continued to be known
as the
Duchess Deltesncov. She is survived
in addition to her husband, by her.
io'rcJ-*+---CL>'ri-
gn-ll
Ap1.^-"^--,
rroa
l
lil,jt lo-rj!rr'l'*"-
c
lHotel S{en
-'1Poo"es
l}feAVj n#.
I Jo b j e cTtqi o, on s lt:oi n dsse c oonft l s .m-,r
pie for desselt.
No hungry
r - n a n ' sr a t i o r . r
wracked dreanl is
tii
Il
fha
nrorrrr
^r,^trnrl
I
i
I
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a
r'c
I
I
''"itffui\
I sn
hunter, Stone, as w€ll as
''"eti iii
la. number of the ton'n's business'lvent on
I men. Dr. Rose included,
I countless hunting parties and frea.fter a good clay's baB''
] euentlv, nrairie chickell, or some other wild
appeared on the hotel menu.
lla-e,
I P r o c- r i e t o r S t o n e w a s n o t i n t h e
j frafit
of quoting
Prices on his
menus. Instead, Dr. Rcse recalls,
he charged a flat SO-cent pricc fot'
transients on his regular meals
(of which the menu illusttatcd is
"regularsl".
an e:ianrple) while
which lnclurled Dr. Rose, Pztid a
{i5 weelily bill.
tL \vas the pat'elltitetit:itl llotation
'
to 'S1rot,'
,on the nlcrru, "'fhirilks
1 . h a t .l ) a I t i c t r l a l l . y s t . i l I e d l ) r ' . R u s e ' s
ltleilloiv \\'ltell ilt' ('illtle acl05s thc
'l'he
yeltorl etl all(l f l aye(l lireilu.
lefei'errt:e u'a-' tu his clog, S1lot, lvlrrr
I had beerr witll a g|ol-lp orl a, ljtll)LJi n g t l j p t h e t l a v I l e v i o t t s i t : t r l a l
that tiirre Itatt e::t, llptl his lutu|e
as a gootl ltunLing
lper'forma.nct's
(log.
Resttlt, Dr. Ro.se recalls, tile
back
of
bags
brougirt
huntels
ptairie
u'oulcl rnake
that
chicken
writhe.
game officials
I present-dav
: TI nheer er e w
aw
wss . ri n
1 r tLhr rer
weel er e tf eeww Bgaar m
I
r r ce lr a
h a t s e c t li o n o rf
I e a r lt y . 1 9 0 0 s a n d t n
-' North Dakota, which still is coni
|
isidered good hunting
territory. I
abounded in u'ild gante, both up-,
land and migratorY, says Dr. Rose.I
grass teetrled1
The hrsh prairie
!.
;'n'ith grouse and prairie chicken ]
;Pheasants and Hutrgatialr Part r i d g e s u e r e t h e n u n k t r o w ' n a . s l o ea i
g
I
- a r r i eb i r d s .
Both spring and fall huntingl
seasons u'ere the vogue and during I
ducks, geese and
the migration
clalre lar)dr.l on Grig95 couttt\'
nu"mbers arr,l
f :el,ls in cffitless
afjorded ideal shooting. Dogs. set-,
te:s. pointers and retrievets. rverel
r..lt ir a part of the hunter's equip-|
:::;::t in those da:/s.
I
The old Palace was torn down i
about 20 years ago, the presentl
hotel in Cooperstown being known
as the Leland.
r v h i c h t h i s s t o r y , . . . . - .1. ,
is '*'oven, hut a
North Dakota lealitv of more than
'
40 ]'ears back.
ii
The menu,
among a number
of old keepsakes
of Dr. F. W. Rose
of Cooperstou'tl.
back
bIought
many a long-forI E J o t t e ni r t c i t l e n t o f
" . .1
olcl
i
the "good
days." \\'h!-11 Dr'.
utlcoveletl
Rose
uP
it recentl]'. Date
ton sliPs' 1r'ilt'
of the ttrenu is
"
"
ut'34to4
Sept. 3. 190.1.
A f atrlous
II
Coopersto*'n hostelry at the turn
l of the celltuly
was the Palace
make i
of Popular
hotel. atld the
-" ' ?a.ch
" ' t i ' t i l i t ',"
usual bill of fale
'
at dinnel', as
Pa'nty
,..
.g'rr
frtting
-sho."vn it.t the ac, .r
n
f i,. 1i
rii:t "
srzet
companying illu-r, midium
tratron, \\'a s a
'
flonr
way
long
now 5'99'
.
6
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9
b
'
present
sKlmpy
'',.,-,,
i' , 1 :. . ,:r!r'
now o"]' t
.,b.95,
,'
menus that rationing and high
i i1.rrr!
':r-' tre-l'^
"'
living costs force
3.- :. .. , ::li
11OrIr
I p u b l i c e a t i n C
i;lt;.. ;l.t:4'98,
to Put
places
forth.
The old hotel *-as located c.I
Palace lllotor ga|age.
King-Bruns
I
-
what is presentlY the site of the
and in its heydeY was noted for
its I'ire cuisine. A big' rantbling
structure, the hotel rvas the town's
rireeting place and residence of a
numbel' of young, sil'lgle Cooperstowrr businessmen of some 40 years
a *g-oF.i oi tnecl l u d i n q D r . R o s e .
oroniietor was Fled Stone.
v,'ho clie^d in Vattey City several
'15?iSil";;J'
Mrs.RodePasses
Away0n Sundry
HadBeenTeacherIn Griggs
Rural SchoolsF,or
Three Years
,},
ilt
'l
Mrs. Kemrneth R.ode, 28, widely
known Griggs cournty g'irl, mernber
of the gradiuatdng class of Coope.rs'town ldgh sch,ool in 1929 and former teaeher fix sever:a,l Grriggs oounily
rrur,al schoolsr, passed away suddenly
in thirs city early Sundray rnorning
wlrere she had come fmm her tr,orne
in Sutton to seek treatmeot
a
for
heart
ailment.
F unerral seryilces
were beld in $utlon yesterriay morning at 10 a. m., Father
McGeough
crf Sa,rxboru corxdructing the requiern.
Interrnent
waa in the Cooperstown
oemetery.
As a gi,rl Mrs. R.ode had suffered
fi.om a heart silment which increased
in severity thrcugb a period of 10
y€arts. Aibout trwo weeks
ago she
came to Cooperstown, geekinrg. trerat'the
ment for
di'sease and for a time
showed marked improvemen't.
FIe'r
condition took a suddrecxrturrir Saturdb,y evening, however, and srhe died
oarly tJre n€xt morning'.
Enra Marie Younrgbeck was bom
at SuLton Novemh€r 22,7g1j'
She
recsiv€d her puib}lc school training at l
that pl,ace wrd entered Coopenstowr t
htgrtr school as a Bophornorc in 1926.
She was graduated iwith honors wittl I
the class of 1929 arrd a,tt€rd€dt tb€
Valley City teachers
colleg'e frorm I
whiah she obtained a teacher'e certittfiLcate, Sh€, fiaug,ht in several Griggs (
rural schools ,udLil her mariage
to t
Kenmeth ,Rode of Glyndon, Mim., in
1933. Duning the pasl year tbe couple had irnade their home in Sutton.
F
Surviving' ;besides her hlsba.nd, arre o
her father, Mr. John Youag,beck of i
Suttom.; five bruthers, Alex of Grand il
Forkrs €rtd Alonzo, Reurben, John, Jr., f
amd Gerrald, alt at home: t}ree sisv
ters, lVtrrs. Mranrin Lielr of Waud,aw. a
WiE.,'lVtrrs Everett Velzy of Moffit, s.
Hildra of Great
Falls,
a,lrd b
Monl,
Phyliss of Chisago.
o
Mr. Ar:rdtMns. Rode, prarearts of tJre b
bereaved hudband,, werrre in a,tteM- p
ance.
r(
WII'E OT' REYNOID REARICK
DIED IN LENINGRAI}. RUSSIA
;ilai-
lr=.""uy
tr-t"
ot tri"
noted for
a n d i n i t s h e y d e Y w a s "ii"
its fine cuisine. A big, r'ambling
siructure, the hotel rl'as the town's
meeting place and resiclence of a
nun'rber of voung, single Cooperstown businessntelt of sonre 40 years
a -g' oH.u ti n
e cI l l r d i n g D r . R o s e .
propiietor was Fred Slorre.
r.vho cliecl in ValleY CitY several
-Y e a r " s a g o .
A n a v - i dh t t n t e r , S t o n e , a s s ' c l l a s
a. number of the torvn's business
men, Dr. Rose included, rvent on
countless hunting parties and frequently, after a good claY's bag,
I prairie chicken, or some other wilcl
o r - rt h e h o t e l m e n u .
' li g a m e , a p p e a r e d
P r o p- r i e t o r S t o n e w a s n o t i n t h e
of qLloting Prices on his
I narit
jrnenus. Insteac.l, Dr. Rcse recalls,
, lre chat'ged a.flaL 50-cent pricc fot
Itlansionts on his regulat' meals
i tof u'irich the mellu illustlated is
"r'egulals",
an e:ratnple) n'hile
'uvhich inclurled I)r'. Rose, paid a
f N i i rr v t : e l i l y b i l l .
t L t v i r s t l t c l r a t ' e n t l t t ' l i tr t l l l ( ) t a L i ( ) l l
u i r L l t e t u c r r r t ," ' f t t l t r r l i s t o ' S 1 r o t . '
l L e t . J r a it i c t r l a f l y s t i t l o c l l ) l f i . v s c ' s
The following
story from a late
issue of thc Grand Forks llerald wili
interest Sentinel-Courier readers :
, l{rs. Alexe Rcaricli, s'ife of Rey.;o]d Lee Rearick, San Jose and San
'!'rancir:co,
former
student
aL
th{l
University of North I)a,kota, die;rl in
Leninglatl, Russir, recently, accorditrg to inforrnal.iorr I'eceivcd from San
Jls,:, Cal., torlay.
Mr. Rearich
is
well
linrlr-rn in
Gi'antl Forks anrl North D:Lliot:r ar,rl
his la,iher, II. S. Rcat'ich, rv:ts cdil.or
of tlt{. Griggs County Scnl.incl-tlou:ier' 1L; 6o.rn,'rstorvn for .t nurnbo.r of
Yt itt '.
NIrs. Rearick, who was the daughter of Duke Alexander Feodorovit.ch,
was the widow of Ivan Dekesneov, a
czarist officer before her rnlrrii1q't 1.o
Mr. Realick on li'el)luaty 8. Ilorvevel in her profession as a violini,jt
she continued to bc knotvn as the
Duchess lJelirsnrov.
She is surviverl
in nddil.ion to her husband, by her
sma,ll danghter
Sot.rit
l)tiliesno9y,
who 'lvas rvith her nlolirer in Europe.
Mr. Realicli is spending the summel rvith hls parcnts
lrt
Loavern$'orth, Wasfiing-1on.
Mrs.RodePasses
Away0n Sundry
Had BeenTeacherIn Griggs
Rural SchoolsFor
i,, ThreeYears
Mns, I(enneth Rode, ZB, widely
k:rorwn Grig6:s county girl, member
of the gradualing class of Coopers,towu hiig'h school in 1929 and fonmer teacher ln several Grigg.s county
r.ur"al schools, passred awa,y sudd€nly
in this city early Sunday rmorning
tllc
where she had come from her h,orne
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vellorlerl
in Sutton to seek trrea0rnelrt for a
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tinrt: l)arl e:i.ii'llerl his tutu|e
thal
of Sa,niborn conducting
tJee requiem.
per'for"nratrr't's as a goo(l llllrltillS'
fnterrnent
til€
was in ttle Coooerstowo
.l[o.se recillls,
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of
bags
oemetery.
t rl'ould rnake
As a gir,l Mrs. Rodte h,ad suffered
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fi.om a hearl q.ilment which incr€ased
lme lau's in the.
in severity tbrrough a period of 10
rat section of.
Arbout two wesks
j h s t i i l i s c o n - j years.
ago stre
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t e r r i t o r v , I came to Cooperstorwn, eeekring treatJ .
rr o
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lil:.us
t,:"il:.
j,:':s
p t : r i r i e c t r , t ; i e i r , l u r c l ,,n.ting
frjid
ment for the disease rand for a ti.mre
l obiections to secontis. Also picn.rl' of lr'g."cablcs antl tir l ee kiltls of fanre, both up1
, s a y s D r . R o s e . l showed marked improvemen't.
pie for desselt.
f,{e,r
g'r'ass teert'red1 condition took a suddlen tunir SaturNo hungr.r.
i 'i l*rl : t :
r'nan's ra ti ot.rday €vening, however, and sh€ died
early ,the next morni.ng.
I wracked dream is
Itho
rrrorrrr ornrrn,l
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cl fall hunting
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higtr school as a sophomore in L.926.
40 )'ears back.
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The menu,
She
graduated
was
with hono,rs wittr I
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.ing'. Dcgs. setamong a nul]l Del'
1o'i.
tJre
*. o.". ,,, t
: e t l i e v e r s . r v e r e I tlle class of 1929 axld att€{ded
I of old lieepsakes
colleg:e from {
I - l u n t e r ' s e o u i D - Valley City teachers
of Dr'. F. \\'. Rosc
whiah she obtained a teacher's eertiof Cooperstos.n.
'r"vas
torn clrtrr,'n ttficate. She rtaug{rt in s,everal Griggs (
back
brought
: Jo.
p - r e s e n t l rural schools mnttil her
m.arriage to
r-llany a- long-Ior',the
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ple ha.d rnade their bome in Sutton.
] davs." s'hetr Dr'.
ullcove|e(l
iRose
Surviving,besides her husband, are o
it recen'!l]'. Date
i r i . . r . : i' '
her father, Mr. John Youag;beck of, r
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Sutton; five brothers, Alex of Grand il
I S e P t . .3 . - 1 9 0 : 1 .
F orke arrd Alonzo, Reuben, John, Jr.,
l a l ) ) O U S
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a,n:d Gerald, all at trome; three sis] Cooperstown hosters, Mrs. ilfianrin Lien 0f Waudaw, a
I telry' a t tne tur'l.I
celrturi'
the
Jo f
Wis., Mrs Everett Y,elzy of Moffit, s
\\'as the Palace
Hilda of Great Falls,
Mont,
and b
hotei. arld lhe
Phyliss of Chioago.
o
usual bill of fale
Mr. amd,Mns. Rodle, prarents of th€ b
at dinnel', as
berneaved Lrudba-nd, we,rre in a,tteDd- p
shor'vn in the acajlce.
colllpanying illu-rr(
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menus that l ationing and high
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living costs force
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public sating
n
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places to put
forth.
The old hotel v"as located on
King-Bruns Palace I'Iotor galage
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PRICEPARADOX
1952wholesalecosts slip,
but living costshit peck.
F)-Stocks reachks Monday in one
rarkets on record.
1 generous help
ovided the power
advance of the
few spectacular
rg of individual is't as a whole progment.
I Press average of
rd 80 cents, best
mber. and closed
ESI.
TEIILYDA'A
st of the year and
Kqtt
Stol'
MorrieKqb
Monie
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Lobor
Dqto:
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8ut
Jalet
4. 1930.
SkUrdahl,
DOnna
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and
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Gordon Smaaladen, Betty
,242 individual is--:--=::-:
SoI:, a total exceeded
i"n"r
lerg'.Phvllissundquist,
e, on Jan. 10, 1951, ivestock
Price* /D
Thuring, Owen Westmun, guilv,
is were traded and
t, when an all time
es were in the ]ist.
(i0 - Practically .theberg, Mary .q,*-- rilir".i'jli.
nday's volume of CHICAGO
rtire ]ivestock list jumped intoCharlotte Faln
was made
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Rites Monday
For Carl Rude
COOPERSTOWN,N.
lce for Carl Ruile, 73, early
"._!&- day
settler in the Hamar (Eddy Coun-
t
i *
;lffir
'l
1l,.NE$/^PLDq cE.S of Kappa
rlKapp? camma dorority at NDAC
lare prcrured. Lift to right, Iront
' s?Y:
:i,lf
;Ii?,ft
,'Ti,#ifrE$::l
;lwood
and ph$lis
Hendrickson.
ilFafc-oj Nancy B"gt", Uoo"iieidi
ilandMaritynDaril,fuihot.
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Standing are \Margaret Burr.
"lFargo;_ GeorgienEffifrss6fi,tn?f
Lenore
Dahl;lJaVne^Lee,
_Rugby;
illerg., 6o."*lqn; JeanneCrawtord,
.,lRugby,and Vivian .lones,fiiloil I
ri-===-_
..{,neta StuiGnts 5r
, \iisit \d Hospital
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;f91ffi,li'l?,i.lf
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?,?iT.,!ill
h$rt,,i:{.'ffi.,*:},,:l"ffiJ
ffimmffi
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ty) area, who died Wednesday
will be Monday at 2 in Sigdal
Lutheran Church, the Rev, Corliss
Rassmusen of Cooperstown officiating. Burial will be in the church
cemetery. S, J. Quam Funeral
Home is in charge.
Mr. Rude was born in Sigcla!,
Norway, Feb. 12, 1879, and migrated to Iowa with his parents as an
infant. The family moved to Dakota Territory in 1881 and homesteaded in Colvin l'ownship, Eddy
County. Mr. Rude had farmed in
that area most of his life. He was
active in township and community
affairs.
In 1902,he married Anna Borgerson, who tlied in 1935. Surviving are five daughters and six sons.
The daughters are Mrs. George
Messner, Hamar; Mrs, Iver Gjestvang, Warwick.
Ieo
D,; lvlrs,
Mrs, Ted
warwrcK. N. IJ,;
Harding, Silverton, Ore.; Mrs. Orville Walhood, Umatilla, Ore. and
Mrs. Ingvald Quam, McHenry, N.
D. The sons are Clarence. Alvin
and Gilmen, all of Hamar; Joseph,
Hope, B, C.; Leonard, in Oregon,I
Oregon,
and Ernest, with the U. S. Army I
in Germany.
He also leaves three brothers
and four sisters. The brothers are
Herman and Herbert of Hamarr
and Otto of Laglace, Alberta,
Canada, The sisters are Mrs.
Sigurcl Vick, Sheyenne, N. D.;
Mrs. Thorvald Odden, Barronett,
Wis.; Mrs. Julius Borgerson, Rock
Gien, Sask., Canada, and Mrs.
Johr HTs*:_X"*1"._
TT
iiMorellard Surfaeelintisl:
'#Due FonN.D.Highrffi,"
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TuesdayMorning,March Z{,
E. P. Rorvig'c lt
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Dead At 67,
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Edward Peter Rorvis. 6?. of 219 i|
Twelfth St. S., resideit of North I
Dakota most of his life, died Sun- JIi
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rv A STAFF WRTIER
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lfrom the SouthDakota border. inlit
N. D. - WneniPicEeyCounty, to fhe Canaciianlsr
i COOPEBSf,OWN,
ltwo jobs now on the books arejlorder, north of Langdonrh Cava-l
all but 58miles o111.p.llier County, in an almost directi ,
|,eompleted
route which passesl,
slqls.lnorth-south
[1, northandsouthacross11tg
'lfour
miles west of Valley Citv. | ,
lwil have a hard surface.
; fite state highway stretchesl One of the two jobs siated-forl
leompletionwhenrdad constructionlu
.
lis possibleagain next vear is l4lli
,rr oF
lmiles south and just wtist of hereljj
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ilfrom. the- Barnes-Griggscountyls
\ I
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| lune [o where tt intersects withfr
\Rites AtBinfordr4
construction
co.r,"rl;,
1 l*"3ir.tiooel
'lFor Mrs.Rorvig - l';H'rll'"'dli,:'."Tiit
;?i*'li"""Tfil;
oil were laid on the roid
for Mrs. Mathias (Jen-1.
ffiffittffil
I Service
,lof
thislt
elnier
Rorvig, _Binford,-N.P., ry-o:l -lvear,but.bad._weather
haltedfheli
?191
tlflrer of Magdatena. Rorvig, .
.llayingof the oil mat, NoeIofficlalst.
rlSixth Ave. N., will be at brnroro.l, lsalcl.
li
inli
rvill be at 2 Thursdav
be at 2 Wed- iorlService
li
I The buildingup of the road forll
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! If r""1.',::,!"i,ftjJ,"fu
Rorvig
nesday in Olivet Lutheran Churctr. lr. 11
the Rev. J. Melvin Moe officiatinel lo lr
tf.H$:l:t" for traveltrisJi
rslu. winter,
Homeof coopersrown
4ctlve pallbearers will be .lac-i<j ) ll
lFuneral
Grant, J. H. Cannon, Carl O. Nel- ldli
son, Don Bowker, A. W. Oliver ly I
and J. H. Eyer. Honorarv bear- i it
ers will be Paul Ewald anil Oscar l- l
T. Solberg of Bismarck; Merril J; l:
Moore, Charles Cole. M. H. Mvhra l: l'
and OIe Gunvaldsen.
ili-rriea to Mr' Rorviel:"ll91t'lto just east-of Pekin'Alill
I Il'-$iili"*
County.l
homesince. Mr-.lftfottrhestretchis in Nelson
Burial will be at Galesbure.I l"r"?'i"ib"i.-t"i
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cnri-..M-#r-&^;:
son
nreced_lr.l"T
lil;il;il on-udopt.a
$fl8iliilBH,.*f.11i"
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.yrortuary is rn cnarge.
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s. D.,wtro
submittedl
sons,rrvsve,
lE.lor
Mr. Rorvig was born near Star- | l-r,1"";;"L1"t"?ll;
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offer ot $339'523.
An-lrrlan
Binfold.
of
Martin
and
lElnest
I
buck, Minn., Dec. 24, 1884, and I I
of McViIle, N. D., and Wen-l 11. rhree- stretc[es wrll remain tol
came to Dakota Territory with his | Iton
|
parents in 1886, the family set- | Ilae[ of Mosc, N. D., and two ot]rcrl_,lbe blacktoppedon N. E. 1. Thevl
Clara and ilIts. O. J.ihlinclude 15 miles in Diokey Countv.l
tling in Griggs County. Latcr he I ldauehters,
I
lolfrorn near Oakes to the South Di-l
had resided in New Rockford and I Il(Jeannette) Barkley, Binford'
Jamestown
before coming to |
|
Fargo in 1940.
I
He had been salesman for the I I
Bismarck firm 18 years and for- | lM
merly was auditor for Great West- i l^
Dies At Llooperstown
i lU
ern Grain Company.
I ltionwithN. D. 7, ninemileswestl
He married Mary Peterson in , I l
1906, She died in 1918 and in 1924 . lBil
Binford,N. D., ron*rtT:-S1l*q:l_lcru6i..uiu.a
ariurancejail-;;il1
he married Martha Kruempel of LlCo
Countyresident,
diedMonda{_"1t1,t-11.-9we"J.,
tr,"ilirif.n-a;.?,, Urd
New Rockford. Mrs. Rorvig died in .laa Cooperstown, N. D.
1928.
I.lTh
On July 19, 1944; he marriecl lt lFu
s,,t,"*"" Highway commissionerl
psi'ss.
She was the mother oa M'd;;i;;;l
Mrs. Elsa Wcsterdahl in
ltlSh'
-1"
She died Dec. 29, l-949. He leaves I lRo
a daughter by his first marriage, j: -1 ---:dlstretch will be hard-toppedin ttr6i
Mrs. Robert G. Rogers, l-217 Sev- | ll
enteenth St. S; a brother, Stephenl ll
Rorvig, Binford, N. D.; five sisters, I lJ
'aDre'
Mrs. Otto Peterson, Mrs. W. P. ll ll
flOf Aneta Dies ltrereSit I
Anderson and Mrs. David Stoeve,li fl
.-r
all of Los Angeles, Mrs. William l; I'
l r S y l f e s tR u d s e r , Z 2 - v e a r - o l c l
Holton, Hollywood, Calif., and I ll
liWorldWar I veteranfrom Aneta.l
Mrs. J. C. Kloety, Oakland, Calif., | |
LN. D., died late Saturdavin al
and two grandchildren.
hospital.I{e was born in,
i' lllocal
ll
Mr. Rorvig was a member of l' ll
llNor"wavMarch 2, 188?,and rvas
Olivet Engiish Lutheran Church;l
I
into_theAnnv at Coop_
Fargo Elks Lodge; Shiloh Masonic l; l,inducted
lr erstown, D., servinga, year,
I
_N.
Lodgc, Scotlish Rite bodies; Key-ll l,
monthsoverseas.
fhere arc
stone Chapter, RAM; Auvergne l. l]814
l',
immediaterelatives.lVonder;
Commandery, Knights Templar; l( Lno
lll
El Zagal Tempie oflhe Shrine and l- lll
llfu.neralHomeof McVille,N. D.,i
have the funeral.
EI Zagal Patrol.
ll lllwill
ill'
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",#'t:"#,Tll
Mother
of Farsoan
iil I l,.HtSIl|i$?i.1"'f*,fl,#'#l
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Rorvig,
?r.e
Sixth.Ave.
N.,"Fars;.
"rlie&r%lll
1,ili;.*;r"11'?r'$il#,i",i.
?20 i ,lffil.t:llil',it
'I.i,"'h',it#"",ffI1
flsym"rtRudser,.
rrovsnrrse,ve
rui;-l
if
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iRudscr Ftrneral. Sel I
tl ANETA.N.- D. * The fu-nerall
72, of Aneta,l
lof Svlfest
"be Rudser, in Norwavi
at 2 FridaY
dlwill
,-| (Evangelical)Lutheran Churchi
llwest oI here,lhe Rev. Orville J. l
diedl'
Mr'Rudser
i3:i,1,il{,1"'ting'
Fii,i',in""e'
i,# I FiJr,"J
ffI,l,lt., ffi[if#{,ili##;_:;;r*#
f"f_,**
Arl,ene
Treer"
V' rq.,r \J-{ ('l
. Fur.reral services l-.
l:t*"lxtil1:ii"?d#J
auvwffie+'i;*;?i."'!;#i.}''jiiffuifriHif3"-,Til"t;,ii'ii;".i]1'ivr"
ior6ilG'A;odF$iif.**-lHlf,X
ffid lvednesd'ay
W:'i::i1'1 w#l
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wasa member
n- Richardson
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i"T'?""T1/'$;duutu;;
ffii]:gjld;
ffiffi
.lr1lv 10, 1920, at bi
!9_ttt
where
he lived until
?9y,
his marriage to Ooris Xai-
"+
oeo-du""" Ii;*rb#,
ap"ii-'zz,"r'sizl nicrra"asonf I
rlr'-R.ichardsolqttena"a
ilre
schools and served
#r1l1Xt:*
DiesAt BZ
go"q., died unexpected.ry
Jan. 2b
at Conrad,Mont., wher-ehe had
been a rancher the last 12 years.
wasJan.2eai con\e runerat
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r,.rl
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rorsome
s€*ase
oT{
they moved to the west
coast, where Mr. RondestYg99 JYu" employed fitit
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#t;"ilft|J,"T*}!"rT'#$
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fipoperstowrl(-\
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his..wife
;#";l"d
operated
l
;;1d;
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MR.
AND
careuntit rr-et{esident
MRs.
HrNriuERrcH
Djes
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Haxnalord,
N. D., Luther.e
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il;;".},i.Bll;ry*;"ilH%1
$ia; tr""' brothers,- KennethofJ 4nothersistei, Mrs. John (Lilly)
FerEo and vernon-'ofli.-ir"i,'",i.iJ
----' e'rg' tiairr;*iJ'ii"i6rr"."'Fargoan now
rrto'T.
""ilains-it-'Biirin?i,
his -wife
*Ti.,1,.F'"':fis'i:.!xf
rnere until about 1940when he
H3l""o"ilr.*i3::["]3"*
,v*l *:
fi#fri.thiffi;tfril:'r#."Xk,,t?
ran'7'
iili:"**' in Moorhead
r,ull"llllr,ti;x1*!*[t
fr:n;*r"Tril'fl
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nrrJ.ricot,lF"J'T;;i"X"
fhnpa hra+'^*
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Mr.andMrs.,.racob
]l.e.ictt,sonof
Himmerich of Rogers, N
rr-
iiving with a dairghter-rr.i"."-""1
p;;twobr_others,.falineiotftdvie,
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-]h.eRev.Alexander
11,
orriciatro,ai;hilffi]",i"cl'J#
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mony.
monv'
ffi* .E:H",Eir$
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John#ri
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i,lili'ill',Pj',,'n?;"'x1l;"tlli1."l,;::
,_'ili,fii3.%*ff"u?"*ffii,ilr
of honor
of
Casselton;
was the bride's
.Matron
of St.
tttr. iran'iev"
ii.o""tii
sister,.
rvrrs.
paul, BBrnardVera
ir'on.rt'Huue.n,.with
and. vernon il;j6u'*".
"ci'lii;iei#il"f
'
a;a
*ri""'iri
n{*##-uio'"Lrlff""Ji
,+:i":'$tT,Tfffi:llJ:$.xqi
#:t,u**i,.l31"'J?1fu!:t'3-]qx$;l
tte nrioe.was"i"i#"i"ij.iii"iil
His father, mother
illl;rl'3i''r,lla'lington, wash:
ffii*-:l:rf;Xir:t#j"qi.r"f:#
'"ft*"il";'g'#il
;t-*$ ffiffi
;;g'1r:
i;hlt;*#*3fffi
,and
PrqJsu !'t
-Iorpestad,
'uprrar rltrslc anq lvlrs.
F
rt
ANETA,
N.D.-peder
M..Rus-,f,e1gra
rownsrrrp.
* i*;', ,#;
len, 69, lifelonsresidentof thislbroth€rs,
Henivlna-ifi;'ildffi
area, died Friday in a hospital atlAneta.
Sooperstown,N.D.
funeral will be at 2 Monclay
l,:lq
Hewasbornoct.1, rssz
r,"ir'.i*'6[ili:"fi
t"lJqsrlin otiawa
-Pilot
".Cii#1i"9'ltH
'fltthH""li.l,?1,";
Mound
rownstrip'
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pouutv.
A
rarmerit.
tig_q,
q.gqlgii;tatdi"riii""ht"'u'.ilfiffi."H#
tn invalidmanvvears.Iiving
rrilli&ii'u#t
-rurrs'r
n c'ar'ee'
charse.
wiilard Riehardson
rr^!
s_elyice
setsaturcray/
LeRov
Rieharu*;,
*,
lg",Yillll.
or
nannalord, ra.ill he at g Satuil
"I+'llilfj'Pl"o:.,*;,*^:!:*iqr'
il
l?v g; ai"a
-i*q'iii"i,i.i'r-uth""un
weanlsaay
orin.c..lyl^.!:..yr
juries
suffered in a motorcvcro
cident.
"'ii.
Devils Laf<o
nf
er..l\r."D*;
,{rs. Helmer rannri
ui,iitr" iv.'ii.t ui'r. F"r,i,ii.'iiii:
ie) Hayden,M.ViX;,-N:'il., ffii.
asper (carina)
-iiiirt"t"irg,."j
ni..,' "lri'ndilii
i""., ana u.r.
eyden,Dilworth.Minn.
RichardJohnsonwas soloisi.
was-hisbroth^-lltltt,Ititnrnerich
ers-.best
man. Larry Haydenof
m9v-i!le'orville Ramiev airo notert Himmerichwere sroomsmon.
ic-
MgVILLE,
N.
D.-Services
fOr
ort'i] Ringdahr,also known as
oiu irun."n, Be,who died in a hospital hereWednesday,
will be Satil;;v:'
rne.e will be a service at 1
p. m. in the T. A. WunderChapel
;*t-'xnt*r*,lY,'*;":'#',4
ll;,**#,l#*il?";:ft
'rr;:'#ii$;u.
ilf,ilifl1i't,T't"?':.,xt"
day ut Trinity Luther.ant#,'jh
Church
Binford,
the Rev. A. O. Bor.tg officia,ting. Burial q,ill be at
ose, Nr1D.
s' t.-gu':
,ffi"?*&i:'t'the
u.*ril
'&me
u, r'6s,in Norway,
Born Nov. 18, 1865,in Norway,
he came to Wisconsinat the age of
17 and married Oliva Fauske, Oct
2A.,!882.Theyhomesteadedin'Field
$ylftlgr'i:',,fi3iiniXu1t?hT,!
died, he
and returned
to the.home
1es2.
Hewasa member
of
1!arm_in
oursavior,s
church.
Surviving are two sons,
,onr,Ilenry
tt.nrvi
i1"tilil;il;";J"iii;
"fi:,
"f;i,
3;"#1,?,11h.#Y:"'
3i"#1,?,11il#:y:tt'^i
?Il:
%iii
3ft,"rtf",ry.b#;J
ffitl',jj,l;l
Krogh,
Mcville;
Mrs.,r".iieniiii,l
il;&i:,1"#""nir,t"i'iiif
S::Jtf
Ringdahl, fitv.;^3.":'jlu';.
12
yrylr:
lJlgg:ll init Norway;
great-grand
great-grandchil&
children, 18
and one great-great-grandchil{
Bisms,rck,G*rlNamed $AR Good Citizen
la.\nlr I'rollv
Bi!!trarfli
( ornlic
Prrl.rf
!J{,'ltioge r
1uary llonrlre
lilllde0r
lntlcfs
l rost
[,idger!!o{rd
Jr'
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lleilr'tr
(;e\cllclren
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Pisller
llott
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{ tltli0$
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llitlisti'il
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IIanl(ln!on
Ard)lh
l,ilaor
llrrl{:fiiil
Siili odcsit^rd
Jrnrr\tos1t
St€ila
Chrlstianson
ll'&tford
City
Loreiln slrl,t.r
L;n{lqnvorrq
.toann JohDso[
l',rlto.y tily
t,'f. (1.
Lois Iiensmoe
McClusky
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I._arg o
rrdsonDiesAt 73,(. H. f. RingdafuI,Gust P. Ruud" 7B;'
McViIle, Died) Of Juanita Die$l
$
l
HANNAFORD, N" D.-Mrs. Wal-1Oak, Mich., and Mrs. Lesferj
Sunnyvale,l
[er Richardson,73, of l-Iannaford,i(Alice)Nattinger,
died Tuesday eu route to a hos-lCalif.; two brothers, GeorgcKnappj
pital at Cooperstown,
N.D Shehadlof Tacoma, Wash., and CIay ofj
McVILLE, N. D.-Henry f. Ringleen under treal.ment l'or a heafi{'Hannaiord. and 10 grandchildre{ dahl, 54, lifelong resident of Nelfiilmenl.
!
son County, died Wednesday in a
The funeral rvill bc at 2 SaturJ McVille hospital. He had suffered
a stroke Sunday.
The funeral will be Saturday at
1 in the farm home and at 2 in
Zion Lutheran Church of which
in charge.
BINFORD, N. D. - Andler,v he was a member. The Rev. Paul
Mrs. Richardson,
the 1o**.r Rogen, ??, e" farm laborer in this C. Ronning wiil officiate. T. A.
'born
OcL. 24, commuuity frrr -many yeat's, died Wonder Funeral Home is in
Ethet Knapp, was
t882,in Scfioolcraft,Mich. She *u. Wednesda-ynight in a Coopers- charge.
Born in Neison County M a y
married Jan. 8. 1902.to Mr. Rich- {uwn. N D.. lrospital.
ardson at Cooperstown.They
farm- .^l/ir'.jn-R93-e.lw-as borrt Sepl. 22' 19, 1898, Mr. Ringdahl grew to
'Griggs
1894, Swift County, Minnesota' manhood here and married Doro-i
ed in Heleni Township,
thea Flohaug June 5, 1922. Theyi
ne-ver'married.
County,
moving into Hannafolcfln u9,,1a4
'Horveverl
'l'he luneral.
will bc a[ 11 Sat- had farmed near McVilIe since.
ttrev conttnueri to
t906.
trday iir Binford Tlinity Luther' Besides his wife he leaves six
the faim.
operate
-"Surviving
besides Mr. Richard- n Chur.ch',.the Rev' A' O. Bor' sons, Robert, a student at NDAC,
Irving, a student at NDU of Granil
$ur)are three sons,Harry and Rus- lug olllclatlnS.
Thc body is at ilre $. J. Quam Forks, Dixon, Kenneth and Philip
sell, porgand, Oie., ariO-nav'of 'tneral
Hotne in Cooperstown' of McVille and Harold of MinneWilimar, Minn,; two A"ugfti.ti,
apolis; four daughters, Marlys and
Mrs. C {Helen) Greenlee. Roval,
Barbara, at home, Mrs. R u d y
(Dolores) Rishooil, McVille, and
(Clay Applications)
Donald L. Dickeimau and Al'lene P.
Mrs. Gene (Helen) Wuflestad.
Ros€nteldt. both Sabin. I'Iinn.
Cooperstown, N. D.; a brother,
Lyle A. Rich. Hannaford. N. D., and
George of Seattle; two sisters, Ida
Joan C. Knutson. Fertila, Itinn.
Vernon K, Jensen. Glyndon, lfinn.,
and Marie of McVilIe, and. f o u r
and Joan M. Cope, Hmley, Minn.
grandchildren.
: l
ffy'fi.J:.
rn*"fi:,il'.f
il.:|;lAltclrewRogen,73,
i o f Binford l) ie#?
H#:iTitffit"
;"%Hi'.'if,;$l"t
JUANITA, N.D.-Gust P. Ruud,
78. retired bar owner and a former
farmer in the area, died Monday
in a hospital in Cooperstown,N.D.
He had been ill two years.
The funeral will be at 2 FridaY
ln James River Lutheran Church
seven miles southwestof here, the
Rev. Harry Tuff officiating. Burial
will be at Carrington, N.D.
Born in Norway Sept. 12, 1880,
Mr. Ruud came to America wiih
his parents when he was four.
After growing to manhood, he
farmed in Kidder. Foster anc'
Eddy counties many years.
In 1940he came here and oper.
ated a bar until failing healti
forced his retirement in 1952.H€
married Edith Hopkins in Canade
in 190B.She died-in 1948and he
later married Mrs. n{yrtle I\[cDaniel.
Besides his wife he leaves two
brothers, Christ of British Columbia, Canada, and John Rood, formerly of Fargo.
The body is at Knott Funeral
Tlnme- Carrington"
reF
ffi"nsWedsHelenffiiry
Charles
ilr.'Tad'nou*ffii
Fargo, and Lowell Lysaker of
I Mfss.HelenRorvig, daughlsr..ofl-of
was groomsman.
Jarnes
lMrs..-AlvinRorvig, 1012ltth_ St.lVtoortrelci
becamethe bride oflSetnesand JewellLyngaasof Fer_
ly:r-l\togrheag,
Charles _M. (Tad) Roberts, ?8,fed
lgJiffordE. Setnes,son of M1 andlgusFalts, Minn., w6rjushers.
_at Leonard 25 years and at
l.Mrs..r. A..Setnes,902fOthSt. S.,l The motherof the bride wore a
lluoorne.d,rn.a ceremonySundaylbrownand tan print with pearl
in Fargo,anda lifel-ong
resiaent
oilnireo i" rgig.'fuih iF#'il,i"""i#
jn T.rinityLutheranChurchIaccessoriesand fhe briAegrolm;s
Ieyln-ing
l0r uoorhead.
lmotherwore roselace wit[ rhine-oi
Fargolamemf,er
pins.in_a
aceessories.
Both had cor,
I The Rev. Norris Erdal officiatedlstone
ri"rf"u.ii.di.t
hospital.
of pink rosesand carnations.
lChurch.
lin a setting of blue and whitelsages
**rt
a trip to the Black
-Mr.Roberts,l
lgladioli.'MissBonnieLee was 15"1__-Following
BesidesMrs. Robertshe leaves lorganistand Mrs. Wilbur Morten-lHills,the couplewill be at horne
Y.h"R1l.:t9:91
e t r.o I tlthree_sons,paui ot--E;;-i\,i;fr;",
json was the soloist.
Moorhead.
Fh
lat 12024th Ave. S..
'wore
i:"^3
L^:5.".:,"uinnrliii.;_c;;a;;"rA,;d;""fr""bili.ri.ill;
a brof
-or
-6o-i". I fne Uriae wore a p,^rr- r^--*ltravel the bride
lifetrong Area ResidentrDies'
if ?.:1
Jl"*T'"Y,1:1:*3'19:,"^l
* * I*:s:lg:.ig^r"**, "eFrni'si,;
t#:u
ffi 13i'?9
L#t'*?i:*i.":"tj:'#:3
iIs,f,f;-f
ffi
anac. witriam Fu"[]i,
llor:11 "t:,"*flfI
; lso*ooi-*iiit* ii"troiielJl iiliiilipti"t
;,ti,Ji.:"i:'re'u"#"_
*"""-T"'*,^T:l;iliq#ffi
lq.v aqg carnectivory roses.Hcrl
Ganett,
Barnwell,
-ri,irr:
i''l -"'".i1:"'-;mae)
S, C.; Zoe
dress
withurown
accessor-#
prateau n*qryarten Rose's.
81th
i-i;
at'home;
;: W. iflxfl:itj!
3?L: yguT*_l";i
.,jt_l"n.,lRo-berts,
liil",Hf"Jg*r,a
iiw;Ui Filffi'.:,rtiii' fi'*r.,,n
TilI
s.;
Mrs.
c.
n.
tMr"i""lAnT:::-i]^^T-t|14've.
Minn.;
Mrs.E.L.
'S?.ltii
"1ti?$1i3*,{a1u-rev'
s'L..;,i'e'$i_'l#*1''ili:'#"f,fi
l[3t;P,ff
fr i".J ii r
_-Tu.-"11
!l"f-ltand, Minneapolis,anO.}tri.''j.
H,
*oJjoll
Erein,
ru""i*i rr
8..1,:i,
i-Ta;r'iihi"'
J*lrp.warr^ei,
.W
3;';"'1"-:df'"i
-tavil,.$
pfc._Dolald James,was
RobertJhis talt
Fon,
there and during trre iist i';*l.lf}l|d .11..P1'rq .France,.Julv 13,
$
.i"#flffi-*k?f
ini:Sffi
:;$r;:,':[Htll"Un'ti|I:'Jeanette
|*ffi
oh Wedne$dffv:,Nlt.land
honor. SLre;;r;-61il ;;';;;;i:';
and carried autumn fi:d;:"'iii:
lvrp, rygr't.y,Sm,ithl of- e6o$e.sbridesmaidwas the bridesioom's
sister,Miss Avis Setnesof Moorhead. She rvas gowned like the
ffi#{gn. of honor.
'3.H*l#l,s*
ffijs€ifffiffi
jx#f*$k".a:r;
f31i:1ffi
"["$,..,.,T*fiisf
'fiLta
'
${muel
Hanson-Rrlnsvold Funeral Holuel
I
iS in charge of arrafrgements.
f
+
+
Top Coneordt$W
'
, Born Nov. 20, 18?4,in one of the
first frame houses in Fargo, lo,catecl at 6121/zEiehth St. S., l\dr.
'Roberts was
the son of Mr. and
Mrs. C, A. Roberts, who came to
Fargo in 1871. His mother often
was refened to as Fargo's first
citizen becauseof her close identification with the city's early history. His father was credited with
building Fargo's first frame dwellitlg and its first flour mill.
. Mr. Roberts grew to manhood
and attended schools and Fargo
Cpllege here and frequently visited in Detroit Lakes, where he becgme interested in boats and steam
engines. There, he met Nellie
Btowne. whom he married in Chiccigo May 28, 1902.
.They came to Fargo, residing
in the olcl C. A. Roberts home at
611 Eiehth St. S. several yearr tndl
thcn going to Leonard. They fatigr,,l
Students l{amed
Eliason
Il,ich
Y,i;"lt"Ht}"
";* ?1,
i{i*,
Don. Although Marten's ibirUh-
lqav was Sunday, March 1, the
arr,r"*n*riqri , Igt$'ffi*"Ji#:'ffiS?"'i"
N E W ROCKFORD. t/*t f.lttrome frorn Quam, where he was
Service was here for Samuel Waltlstationed, ibeca.use orf lhis farther's
er,Rich,74, Iong-time_residert _of rillness, exp,ected to return to his
Re;r' R' S.
Naw duties on Fridav. 'However,
T^ld^v-orrrcratlng
""?llty,l -*i1\,
Jones
tn the congrega- he
#as given a rr-aav extension
tional church,
on his leave. Don's fatlher, ClarMr. Rich was born March 14.
en'ce Rose, who suffered a heart
18?9, in Wisconsin anil spent hii
boyhood years in Friendsliip, Wis.
attack five weeks ago was able
After coming to New Rockford he
to ,return to his rhiome on Sunmarried Anna Johnson.Dec. 25,
day.
was
Marten's
^oit"u.a,tea
birthday
1907' Mrs' Rich died t"
agi'in,
on Sunday,
Survivors include two 191?. - --,
of Hannaford,N. D.,
"'ii?il#"{h1
l,n Canada; tbur aalehtir;.-MG:
GeorgeWisckal, Mrs. H. A, Lindow
gpd Mrs. Joseph Maynerick, all
Bgfroit, Mich., and Mrs. E. W.
ffien, Miller,l. D.L.1yo
3,"o#
ll.1
Top students of the 1954 gradu- bfl,' L e e, Valley City, N.
----1
ating class at Concordia College ild rrvi,ns'oi Mii*uui'"!'*irtili
andi
16grindciriidren.
are Morton Eliason. Moorhead, sisters
valedictorian, and LyIe Rich, HanAlfred Retzlaff Rites
naford. N. D.. saiulatorian,
Eliason. son of Prof. and Mrs,
Albert L.'Eliason. 1018 gth St. S.,
COoPERSToWiv,trl. D. - Tlrq
Moorhead, has a 96.26average. He
lis studying chemistry and mathe- funeral of Alfred Retzlaff, 6f, wilt
jmatics and will do graduate study be at2 Friday in Grace Lu,tlul?rl
at .the University of Wisconsin on church. The Rev- vernon Knighl
la National Science Foundation feland the Rev. Willard Laatz will
Iowship next fail.
officiate'
Rich, this year's Cbncordia stuMr. Retzlaffdieji May 2O-aboard
dent body president, has a 96.62
a ship bound for_Europe.H^ewas
average. He will enter Luther
born.near h.ereMay.9, 1896,and
Theological Seminary, St. Paul,
next fall.
marneo Julla bendlcksonJune 2,
1917.
The college anhounced that six
upperclassmen have been named
They farmed west of Coopersto the Alpha Society, the college's
town until 1950when they retired
scholastic honor society. The new
to town. Mr. Retzlajf was an elmembers will be honored at an
der is Grace Church antl hadr
initiation Tuesday. and will be preservedon the committeefor thel
lsented.to the student body at chaperection of the present churchl
May
17.
lel
'
building.
l
The new honor society members
He alsowas activein the Farmare Helen Claire Smith. Moorhead;
Glenn Schroeder, Detroit Lakes,
els Union Oil Co.; the Griggs
.Ilinn. ; Thomas Natterstad. EstherWoolPool; the GriggsFarm Bu.
ville, fowa; Alice Page, Cavalier,
rgau and the SheyenneValley
D.;
James
Narves6n'
Phyland
,X[.
REA.
ills Burgess. both of Moorhead.
Besides his wife, he leaves two
Hrs. Ole RustenF
iGraceCity, DiBAP
,
_ GRACE CrTy, I(. b.-urs.
Ole
lrilsten, 26, farm resident, died
Irnursday in a Carrington, N. D.,
lhospital. She had suffered'a ceiel
rDral
hemorrhage in April.
l-_servrceis at 2 Saturdayin the
lKverness Lutheran Church, ili;
lRev.. D^onald.Th_orsonotfici'atini.
ffJrott Funeral Home of Carrin!_
Fltr is in charee.
-Elsie
Hjelseth was
lgthe- former
lporn July.23,7879.in Norway and
to the United States in
lemrgrared
j .SIe was-married to Ole Rusten
or ri oster
.Uountyin 1903and they
nomesteaded on the farm wheri
Mrs. ftlrsten had resided until her
and a Oiug[_
9eath..IIer husband_
rer. Hrtcla,precededher in death.
, sne.leava._la son, Edwin; four
qayg.hter!, Mrs. Herman (Emma)
Oehlke.,_Devil-s-Lake,N. D; 'Grace
Mi;,
(Borghild) Blaek of
laut
CitV, Mrs. L. V. {Otga) S6ink;
0i $remerton, Wash., and lIar"
lEret Rusten of Graee City., ."L-
W. Rich Rites
t*bt
lttyT a7,d Mrs. Ernest Larrsol 6fj [{ewt Rockford, Mr. and
lt/s./abt Ven Huizen and Don,
}Ir. and Mrs. Joh,n Rose and
wrlrenth_efoll,owins grand crhiid"
ren had ice cream, cake and
i ooffee with hirrn: Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Bultem,a, ,David, Karon,
trIarlan, Nancy antl Lori, Mr. ancl
nrl". O'i"l Bulrerna,Karhy.Dean
"^":..
:-;'
;;:'-:.";^';;""i,_'*'^::
3119,Ma:v Beth, Mr' and Mrs'
Hl,K"r"J,rnT";"3"f,0r::,
ryi;i:
Falk, Lynn, Neal, Gary, Karen,
s:13:^-cggpiTptgwnixl#*?9ffilil";Hi,'il'l"i.
;;;i';";
Mr. and ,Mrs.
lsons,Marvin of Binford,N. D.,
two
land Carrol of Cooperstown;
!brothers,Reynoldo1Cooperstown
and Max of Jamestewn;N. D.,
Jackie.
jr'iti,
H;;;
*.fe
dinner guesris
,,1h" E.-R. erttu_a
homJ, ancl
trt"" nrit
-tri;;; -u"
also visited him.
M..
enjoys good rhealth,
lhasn't a gray hair, lhas all his
own teethland wears glasses for
rea,ding on,ly.,,Ile..bas I sons ancl
4 dau;hterfir$Or.grand
children
and 5? gres
i*rO children.
Alfred Retzlalf
Dies On Limer
COOPERSTOWN,N. D. - A1
fred Retzlaff, 64, a lifetime area
residenthere, died Fridav aboard
the Nonvegian liner Oslofiord, eri
route to Norwav.
Mr. and Mrs. Retzlaff and a
group of friends Ieft l,lew York
'i\{r.
City Thursday and
Retzlaff
became iil that evenins.
'The
body rvill be returned here
when the ship reaches Norwav.
rTr
'Loe,
'MogdolnnoEoraig,
Roraig
'1{r+ Rorvig,.,
Lysne,'g
Vou,s Spoilen Binford"Dies
)ArelVXayried
fru Nluvai,l,le
'In lltcVitt" 5'.'
pink
bows
and
and
white
Tf"llif3jil"^x3tli-ii"H';;I5ih3*o
it
I
J
jr*jtr,
*'i*'*ffirlf{tr
,*q:f;
I:lx;:lrF,ty:Hir}fu
Anette_Marie
Loe, daughter
^M-iss
gl Y..t. ,tr-dMrs. JamesA. "i"",
McVille,N. D. became
the biidd
officiaredat theineth-otson
ano ilre nev. nir.-iii[,1,1n$,ot.McVille
nng
ceremonv.
lqouDle
lland_
,'!'*:l*3'dft
tifrTi,f,f,
:?,y.,T:T:li;
Iq#"dih{ff:1il-"tffi
Mr, and
Binford. The ceremony.was,length gown in btush pinfi OoulviSrf
*. rne famrly h-omewith.an,pioni silk. Her matching half_hat
ll9l9
altar or- canderabrai$eld.,?,i,tliil]l'",*"1f"
Fmprovised
::T,,"7
a eolonial bouquet of pink sweet_
nhart roses centercd with a white
orchid.
Mrs.
'pe
]ceremony
rl
tbrmedThursday evening in
l:gtffi,;
ffi,*
Mirr Ro,rat
ffi:jft":|ffi
sr--i*il.",-,r.i-t
| il
T
"
.z
length.gown of American Beauty
I
in Mrs. Rorviq
l p e r fo r m e d
lcandlelightwith the Rev. EIof Neli
tson_officiating.
The^ canalefightjrfi
candlelighler€
lson offici?tinB. rhe
tyrr. Lysne 5: |f,i".iXi.J,,fi.f,:'#l',X*$.fTlll
were B,ette Lynn Stanton, Strey.
enne, N. D, and Ardis euanbecfi,
McVille.
Ar e ItIoruored l'"Tt1#ti:flXfn"*ieTl?X"?'.'*
i Mrs. C. J. Parker was organist,
Mr. .Lysne was attended by his
and the so',oistswere Mrs. F.oberj
_ On Friday-eyenilg Mrs.)orothyll
Banks en-d Mrs. JIarry Christiairllson-in-law,
iStenson,Donald Loe, Verlyn Rick.
Mr. Hu.*"n.on, aJblii
and their brother, Dewey Forsberg, Ilman.
Jetts, Casselton,N. D., airA U;at"
* * r
were hosts at open house in thell
lmer Anderson. Mrs, Jack Ancier_
Forsberg h,ome,-815 J_rdAve. S.,ll.. White mums and pink sweetlson was the accompanist.
to honor Miss Magdalena Rorvigl heart roses were used'in the dec_ I The bride wore a white bal.
and her fiance, A-dolph Lysne,l or.ations at the reception, which
flerina length dress of boreaded
whose rnarriage will take plaeel followed [hc ceremonv.
lorlon, in princessstyle. Her finger.
Oct. 29_inthe Rorvig home at Bin-l
Itip iength veil was held by a
-Assisting _were Mmes. Wendell
ford, N. D.
I Rorvig, McHcnry, N. D.; MarUnl
lnearl trimmcd crown, and she
Guests in addition to Mr. Lysnel Rorvig, Binford; Anton Rorvig, nfclwore_lhe bridegroom'sgift, golc
of ltfcVille, N. D., were manyl Ville, and Miss Alice AnOerion of
loax Ieat cluster earnngs, center.
friends of Miss Rorvig who hasi Fargo.
led with a pearl. Her colonialbou
been associatedwith Hoenck'sFurr For travel, Mrs. Lysne wore a
lQuet was of white roses, centerec
Siore for- the.past several years.l cogoa brown wool suii wittr pastei
{with pink roses.
^rfrite
The _couplewill make thcir home milrk scarf. wilh a corsageof
I The maid of honor, Miss Ger.
at McVille.
rrcihids. The couple witi travei- io
/aldine Haugen, wore a pink nylon
. On Saturday _eyeningMiss Alice rorthern Minnesota anA points in
idress and carried a bouquet ol
Anderson and llIiss Stella P,akow f_anada, before returning to naclwnlte carnatlons.
entertained. at- a super party for ,/ille, where they wiil *it . tfrei.
I the best man was Bruce Ror.
Miss Rorvig in Miss [nds1s6n's home.
Jvig, brother of the bridegroom,
-David
hdme in the Bel Air Apts. She Mrs. Lysne was associatedwith
lgnd the ushers were Lee
wgs presented with gifts for the Hoenck's Fur Store in firgo. fi.
and
David Menge.
|Quanbeck
barhroom.
farmin"g
inrei_ l;,The bride's mother wore an
:.J,:T.i?,fi:i1?ijve
faqua faille dress with beige ac* * *
pessories, and the bridegioom.s
lfnother wore a beige knit suit
^,Oul-ofLownguestsincludedMrs.
[fiss Roroig Honot
uryde Cor,lctt, daugh{er of Mr.
fwith white accessories.Both had
Miss Magdalena Rorvig,
t ysne: and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tof_ lwhite carnation corsages.
,veddinewill take place
,vedding
nlace in
i: Oc
te, brother-in-lawand sister of Mr.
I Both Mr. and Mrs. Rorvig at)er, was honored Wednesdaye'
Lysne, all of Duluth, Minn., and Itended Valley City State Teachers
ring when Mrs. George Vick a
Mr. a-nd Mrs. Andrew Melgaard
lCollege. They will be at home on
frs. Florence Eichmiller enterLloyd . George r_rf Walrren, Ithe Anton ,Rorvig farm following
3i'.d
ained at a china shower in the rvllnn.,cousinsof the bride.
la trip to the Black Hills, and in
/ick home, 13132nd St. N.
l!he_fa_4they will make their homej
,^ Attending from Fargo were Mrs.
Last night
M r s . J a m e s A . lUrpcla I'hompson,and the MisseS in Valley City.
i
llack, Mrs. R. G. RogersandMiss ie-{pc-ARdsrson, Beth Peterson snd
leth Petersonwere hostesses
at IEl*ebetl,& Raisky.
r i,l
r supper party and crystal shower
n the Black home, 413lbth Ave. S.
Miss Rorvig will become
tride of AdolphLysne on Oct Ar.
.w*vrvu
Hanored
ffirf ice At Blabon.
Forleslie Ried$#',
HOPE, N. D. - Funeral service
for
Rieder, BZz, son of Mr.
,r,r"e for-Leslie
and Mrs. Richard Rieder of rural
.--_5 )
rrrrnl
rr.,
At unrrrt.r_n^-Dinner
will_be at Z toOiy-jn tfre
Miss MagdalenaRorvis. whoaeJ{opa,
luitrer"n bf,ui.t at Blabon,N. D.,
wedding
weuur'8
eddjngwut
place-Oct.29, the
will take
will
take Drace,0ct.,2g,
raKe
the Rev.
lie;:'K;;;"rh
Rnrrfsoffi.ciaiine.
nrrinirrino
KennethRouts
washonored-Frid.ay-evening
when
ur suriai'*li-iiii'it
Burial wrlt
burlal
wifl be
be at
at i6;
HopJ ;il;'iile:
Hope
#itn Li
with
linlgtoup
gtoup
a
friends
friends
of
enterrarneq
at sev
dt
F.rrnorqt
Trn-^ ^f
D^d^ N^r D.,
n
sey
'b
Funeral Home
Home
of Page,
ofpaee.
N.
leY Puneral
dinner in
in-the
the Cape
Car Cod Room of in-chaige.
Graver
Hotel.
the
CoversyllgFq
-^ft.9 nW, who was born March
N, D..,
1?,J951,at Cooperstown,
with a gift from the grorip.
oreq
last week of injuries reeqhgd
wnen ne was run over by a bidk:
Survivingbesidestris paientii.?lJ
a Drother, Martin, 5, and.r:Hs
grandmother,
Mrs. Lizzie #1,
BINFORD, N.D. - Mrs. Stephen
(Sophie) Rorvig, 74,, long time
resident here, died Saturday in a
a hospital in ,,,,,,,,,,,
C o operstown,
N.D.
The funeral will
be at 2 Thursday
in Trinity Lutheran Church,
the Rev. A. O.
Borlaug officiating. Quam Funeral Home of
Cooperstown is
in charge.
Mrs. Rorvig, Mrs. Rorvig
the former Sophie Smogard, was
born Sept. 23, IBB2, in Zumbrota,
Minn., and came to Binford in
1902.She was married to Mr. Rorvig Sept. 6, 1904.They had resided
in Binford since.
Besides her husband she leaves
two sons and a daughter, Palmer,
Kenneth and Mrs. Andor Peterson.
all Binford; a brother, CarI Smogard, Edmonton, AIta., Canada;I
two sisters, Mrs. Marie. Haugem,l
Zqmbrota, and Mrs. Ida Hoffman.l
Emporia, Kan., and four grand-l
children.
I
. $hb was a member of Trint*l
mffi,#i,;.
charter
memberrS
fraRebhahn.Bl*
City,Di"&:i
,I_aIIey
crry," N. D. _ Fred
__v,+L.LEi
$eonahn,-
81, of Valley City, for.
mer resident of Wimbledo;;
N.D.,
ored here Tuesdav.
,_Funeral Mass #i[ be at 10 Fri_
*unurch,ln
? y t l . S t . _ - B o n i f aCc ae t h o t i c
Wimbledon,the Rev- p.
Rosary wi1
i:
I_e-llY,ofticiating.
De.reclted_at g Thursday in
uub
reterson Chapel.
y{i,Ifi,#:llffi'"j*t
,T:"
"?,'d
ir,.vj
noft ering ltou
n".r.rgg.Joseph_ine
i9,*-89q .at- _waumanJe.."
Wimbledon
conrnu:l
!?p9 lq^!t".
nry
wherethey farmed un.ll 1900ru-rg37.
Mrs. Rebhdhn died ln
I C:{'/
are.a daughter,
Mrs.
^f^lry-ru1qg
u^eorge.(.Cordelia)Schl-esser,
Arc-adia,
.Wis.;,foui soiJ,'ieo or Vat-
g#l "?','i'",$,".:xt
Tl..y,t
a iiiier 3i.te, cor.
1!,.Arc-ad1a:
ffi#i$jr"ffi
COOPERSTOWN.
N. ]
I service for Mrs. Otto (Maryi
ie) Retzlaff, 81, long time resihere, will be at 2 Monday
C o op e r st o w n Presbyterian
The Rev. Arvid Nyquist will of-,
with Quam Funeral Home
in charge. Mrs.
etzlaff died Wednesday.
She was born in Ontario..Can, Oct. 24, 1874, and came to
community in 1901. She was
ried to Mr. Retzlaff at BritS. D., Nov. 11, 1914.Her hus-
ffitf;Tliit*"#'fi
.Y,'.JJ:senteorzJssir::"";1",r:::t9,y1.ff
$;
LaPlante,
reua, Lacrosse, Wis.: 2g grand_
:nuoren and 22 greahgrandchil_
rren.
lCfu FarmerHurtd(
By Corn Chopper BeIt
F..'9'3,T*il',H,**d-"P"
serious injury when hid
:f_g?ped.
crornesbecamecaughtin the bett
corn. chopper. Gayhardt
9l^_,1
Hogie,standinSnei*y, turried off
rne machine.
the
machine, Retzlaff teceived
received ca
ffi,?P""
oneeyi--ana
(PER,SON.IILTTY
for Month
lJooperstoron, tl
BABYD
of itranuary
Hai2namrntTl
ffi**
Special to The Fargo
i;1,1!fi
'ffi
t',:,;.,::.
:t:,,,;;li
I
The blaze was first noticedl
about 5:15 p.m. by workers who,
I
were painting in the building.
paint
and
Tho fire, fetl by
othor lnflammablo materlals, I
rpreail rapidly and workers wero :
unable to quonch the roarlng
j flames with firo extingulshers.
I When the Cooperstown fire department arrived, the fire was
::,iii.*iirriir
ffi\ ffi*$ff
itrAMES CANNOL
?-month-old son of Mr. and
Mrs, Carroll
B. Retzlaff,
Cooperstown, N. D.
iludgest
Denir Broe. Furs
Dnter Your Baby for
Februa,ry
17
Forum
COOPERSTOWN, N. D.-A firel
flashed through the Reiten Manu-l
facturing Co. plant here Saturday'
afternoon, gutting the building
and damaging valuable machin-
/-r
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r
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irrethird!tY.,i\'*?,:Hi".#il3llt,#ili,""?""'*":"*"?"";:lis
r'"lis
cuirs-*ii"n
ili'sii'ou-rae.-ri'u*r
l;"5"Jif,::n;:il:l3lrtil*:.3"iiifi?
t;",;;;-;;- n-6e.rur*l
ordor.
varued
atthousands
irlBliR-'il'i,;li,t
lwere
nli*ji l*:.18"f;11ffi',:l'
11'
andl
Wavne,
sons
are
one estimatefrom an unof'
ri'.
;i;tffi
ii--ir"tu r"rt.
t"egtGljlertr@--
lotr,utlqire-.oth^er
':b:)I llars.
l*'*,:::T"^".BlX":R"Y11t?^o,{^nth'
ffi;fflts*
n,,o"t,rie,;;#;uil,$d?d
{ireptant
ii'""'i'pt"v*a-in
(
Mrs. Rasmessen2{,
, lnii* Ar^ii;{;;
s;;k",i'
V;;;;;;
parriciaAnnsmith,daughteq
Of l-..uverneDi&
i Funeral'*"*i-ii"C"?*
LUVtrRNE, N. D.-Mrs. Andrew
(Anne Elizabeth) Rasmessen,84,
long time Luverne resident, died
Wednesdayin a hospital at Cooperstown, N. D., after a short iilness,
I Funeral service will be at 2 Satlurdav in Lund Lutheran Church
lnear-here.the Rev. KennethRouss
lof Blabon, N. D., officiating. Lindlsey Funeral Home of Page, N, D.,
lls rn cnarge.
Anne Jepsen was born Dec" 27,
1870,in Ballum, Denmark, and
came to Hope, N. D., in 1892.She
was married to Mr. Rasmessen
at nupe.
Hope. They
rrey
March
Nta[ct
12, rov.r,
rz)
1893, a[
farmed in the Hope and Luverne
lvicinities until 1910when Mr. Ras-j
messendied. She had lived in Lu-i
]verne many years. She was al
member of Lund Lutheran Churchl
and ladies aid and the Danish Sii'l
.
]terhood.
{
two
daughters,
are
Surviving
I
li
lMrs. Peter (Anna) Christensen.l
a
n
d
M
r
s
.
H
a
r
v
e
y
l
lLuverne,
l(Elena) Johnson,Hope; two sons,.f
lAlbert of Sarasota,Fla., and Nielsl
lof Valiey City, N. D.: a sister inl
fi)enmark; nine grandchildren andl
I
lsix great-grandehildren.
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Smith 9,{ilReint<e, native of North Dakota,
and Sgt. {grpttl lwill be at 1 Wednesday in the
Sutton. N. D.,'Cooperstown,
N. D:rl lLutheran Free Church of Marion,
RicmoiO of
were married recently at }.,"^gfl lN. O. quam Funeral Home of
mon.v in tfre Sutton Lutheranl I Cooperstownis in chalge.
tt*
*t"X,ii".tl$,i"tff?*r"'"#;,::
1 Wednesday night fire destroyed
]a 12-room house occupie{ by Mr.
land Mrs. Fred Baker, their daughfive roomers.
lter, Rosalie, and personal
belongMost of their
chuich. rhe Rev.Mr. ReT:uifie*f
[.,Mr.^n"inr.e.
_rheratier or Reu. l*€"1;4.r3;*',?n"nu.o",**reounty,l
YT'"inL?.'?
S"*"3ff":l*"x1":f'sl;tlf;i;,ffi11,W.:;i*fli,*ru,tiiillgilt
iffi'"'t'".n-""'Jl
the wedding music. 1
T-'-----i"
Cooperstown;
a
'
was the soloist,
.ij:!
Rose
davsbe-i
"."o".ii'1'*i"alf-$f-,,I;
i,;ift;. i{;;.t-r' j6iinio'i.
ll$'lll "l]]'':9:-t"',1:"r
o,Y",l"rfl
Mfs.Ronningqq#'
iuarchi
^,Ir.3:*UT,11gls'*, rlfff.ti$:x,JiT'il?*da1eRitesAt Binlord
l']i','"l,i'il."X1
tl;."'T'"?l$#l
*.{'n;-:;g"u"Ti'$?.:'iTl"iil
pelerson bridesmaids.
- | Vears were spent at Uooperstown.i BINFORD, N. D.-Service for
Other sulvivors include thteel
The brjdegroom was attended bVl
f,i-'l".Jtf1.i,-- clen, his prolttgfil^'l other sons.John of Vineland.N. J.l
Mrs. Oscar (flilda) Ronningen.64,
of Binford, will be.at 2 Wednesdav
C 1i n t o n, Otita.,
-..ratitti
I SanAeI's,
clirrch parlors.
,r'lr@
counle left for Louisianalg'"Ov
Ft:t-' Ottgn"*4
Funeral Home of Cooperstown'
N' D" in charge'
|il.i"'rllifi
Cooperstown.
was-.born Feb' 23'
,.!-ilda M-yer
brid:'sl
the
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*'^3]ti'*"s,l*ilu
with Quam
"';"';i"i;ril
fouowectin *'el aaGrit'i"J, vr'i n^lAtt,v$iaj
-Iqrqil rurtelandwill orriciate
n#j?;'"3?"iffi?i'11'1n:'S
i':tlru:ll#1;n,oJih,;:$;#'f;".3:tr#
:rrl:-fi;#'"*:ll,;,i:
r:":'t a long illness'
"itu.-""n i fatm nearl and 13 grandchildren.
- . |
$.Jffi
{'iillnr'"'Herd{Da-zelpi:'?db{i#off
;f [-T9"""":t'Hf
1\rr'
Ronningen
to}FSA:*tr
RonnyRondestvtdtl]fit.3,ih'1"i110'
fil#li'""-iij*; l:*}f-,:ll:llF
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l3g'ftHflhf$"?'.,*;;
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tbLouisiana'
".'.*:^",.l}""""i.J:ffi3'#l'!#i]
F*H
[Fs,*ifflf*Ti"*'1i;*"Y.,"i*'uT
brothers, Martin and Melvin
Hannaford *as
Hannafora
was in charge.
ch
ftome of
Home
The child died Sunday.
four
Besides Myer of Whalan and Alner. eno
rpreviouslylisted surviiors, others Aithur of Binford, alrd I l$tef,
linclude hir grandparents,lMr. and Mrs. Heurv Knutson,fm*46[,9.
lMrs. E. W. Emerson, lValum,
t.*.
*'nil
F't*,
';Jfni',ffi
rails of the truek box tore a hole ln the side of
trtatal Crash: Ili',1fiff.l$lt",'i;,'ijihe
passengerlehicle. At lefl is a closeupof the
'r:.,
'I' $ ' f a . , i , i
t"hu'\
qfi*s
irr the thirrl seat bchind. the driver of this bus
r,'r'henit was involved jn a fatal accident.Irriday
morning near Blanchard, in Traill County, North
f)akota. Rothert dietl when the bus and a grain
truck {right backgr:ound) sideswiped, and side
jagged hole in thr-'btts above the left lront wheel.
R.othert l.'as struck in the head. The bus, operated by Valley Bus Lines, was leasedfrcrm Dakota
Bus L,ines. (Pirotos by Everett Thorson of Mayville)
+ + *
* + *
+
+
+
+
+
+
Minfard Mw,nX{i{,ted,7 Injxared
Accid,eruts
ifw J Arew EfiE&u?pwy
I
]onepersonwaskilltldatrdseven1rylrireyareMrs.oscarGilberts.
]otlters were in.iured in thr'ee moforll
Nlrrth Dakotavehicierreaths ll ct, West Fargo, antl Pctcrr Krolvchicle accidctrts !'r'ida.v in this I
Jan. r. tr) Date
!i gen, 39, ot 1226 l0th st. N.,
,,,,xz | 12 ,,,,li,"#$i.:1:"i""'-;::"'":*
i,".*;*t,t*il:rff",t,'or"i,:f#11
-it.lerr
pr"1-ll tssl
LIJ
f'k
It..,.tr
I
l;tures and js in good condition,herr
""ol--^brg-rr,r,U.-m.
of
all
ldav nrorline claimed itre lite
liattending phvsician reported last
| B i n f o r c t " N . ' n . 'i":iiii"l'^""
. m a n . - I - w o""'..
o t h e r l f f i n i q h t . I I o s p i t a i a t t c n dr;a n 1 ' s s a i d
wasresling
. comrortabrv
i;;;.;;;;" u-.,ir"i.i
ll|y,l ,1:11,1i,.I]:""'l'^"1,1
tt'5]laSt
L o u r ) r y ' r a r r { , ) t l t r r a l l r r r t,11lnibr""
not
';-lrralrl
and u.as belicved
night
l - F i v e p o r s o n s 1 1 . p 1 ' g i p i r r r a . l F r'i;1"''^',1)I:.i,1,,:l
l-:i,:','
ini,rr.cl
i,r'i"'i''i":"''i.^iii. i'."i,i"'ir''
,,^ *.""-;,:1..'ious!v
"':" "
lr-argo-naoorhnia.
i.,iJ,,r,!ilergi:ii;'1;,T5:,";$i$_j;li:l-:1,
ll"i;ll
."'lo"l,1l";ii,ii,n
xittert in trre b's-tr-uctr.col1li."ii'r.r.r:''riii.uers {r'qi willer.t i,tl"t]^, behinrrRorherl.and escapcd
p"'
,' who
in jiense:is,
liii:",::HJ''*::l
farmecl near Tll,"J,l;
Binford ?
ll:x:,.'lf^,9:',:?"*i'i,*^,lou'
li;;.v.:'b;;';;;"'2i;i'.i,
.Atii"',
inclurtinq Roiircr.l.
lvas
also
I
[ites Set Fo
lrash Victirn
iil.' t)., <j'iver of the truck,
. G l ' i g g s( ' o r r n l . r ' .
I l ' r \ . . o f l l r n h r r s p : t s . ( n n s o rrsn : l l ^ , ^ , , , - ^ . ,
l _ i l e _ * r r a I ) i r . s s c n q itnr r 'a. V a i l o y l c c i r c d f 1 n - r g e n e y r ' c a l m e n l. i t " T l . : ' i l . u h . V a n 4 . r . g o n ,p o r r l a n r i ,
,";."?,.T,1
J'i:"lx-;}ll*;l:l',#tili.;*:}rrt*
ltii:.f!",ili
$!il,'lX.i.':";!,;iii'lliliii,,{
l'n'irrrl:ince
Inorth of Blanchard on I{ishr';avr'r
:OOPERSTOWN, N. D. - Funal service for Walter Carl
rthert, 43, Griggs Countv farmer,
11be at 2 Monday in the Grace
ltheran Clrurch here. The Rev.
lllard Laatz will officiate with
tam Funeral l{ome in charge.
Mr. Rothert was fatally injured
iday in a bus-truck collision near
anchard. N" D.
Hr'\\'as p. ijfelong residentof
Griggs Coun-'arfield 1o11'p5lrip,
u'here he was born SePt. 10,
Tang
JosePhine
10. He manied
Cooperstown Oct. 4, 1936. I{e
d served on the school board of
r district ancl the town board.
iun'iving besideshis wife are a
r and two daughters, Arlen, Jone and Jolene, ail at homel his
Ither. Mrs" Gustav (811a) Roth:, Cooperslown; two brotlters.
rrvin of Binford and Lester of
oDerstot'n and two sisters, Ever of McViile, N. D., and Mrs.
rbert {Eleanor) Hunter of Seat, lVash. His father died in 1953.
G.L.RothertDies,$i"1"'$'"'ff'F:fiiii;:"i,,iT.*
At
Cooperstownd
COOPERSTbWN, N. D.-Gustar.
L. Rothert, zg-rciiiea ii;;"il;; *--"
in the hospital here Tuesdav]
Born Fe'b. e, fAZq,ln-CJlir""u.
he came to the'Unitcd St"i;;;iii;
age of .rl. In 1895f,t""fij"i"rtirialt
in Ty'rol To*nship, GLices boJnlu.
He marricd Ella Retzlhtt on Dec.
19, 1907,
Survivors include ts,o daushle|s
Ernlln of Nlr:Vi.llc. N" li.']
' r"i
J a l c a n o or f S c a 1 l i i , .1 { ' a s 5 . : r t r i e J
sons, \\'alrer,.D.;
l\4arviin6|; ilr;;;i
Binfold, N.
tr.vo sisteii.'lrtri.
Hr:le.n
M c C u i i o c ho f S p o k a n e .
and
Mls.
Ernrna Pittenger
,"
of
"\-ulb
_B_inford;and a brother, Fied
of Maxbass, N. D.
- Service will he in the Grace Lutheran Church here at 2 Thursdav
with the Rev. Willar:d t aati-oiiiciating. The S. J" Quam
Funeraj
Home is in chargc.
oti[in..,
rvassiuinsthreeseats
behind Willert, rvho escapedinjurv,
although tlg bo.x entered the bus
near the driver's seat.
-After the coilision" the bus
plunged into,the. ditch south of the
highrvay rvhile the truck remained
on the road'
Dr. Vandergon said he wlll
hold an inquest_probably Mon.
day or Tuesday. He indicated he
wants to confer uith Chattneey
Xalrlor. Traill slates allorney
u'ho u'as ortt of torvn Fritlay, before setting the time ol the in'
qttest.
A coroner's jury u'as selected
yesterriay and after viewing the
Accident-scene and the body, was
dismjssed until- the inquest.^. On
fhe jury are R. T. Jahl. C)1dc
Mttjr, and Warren lhompson. aJ1of
Htll,shoro.
: The bus, leased by the Valley
iline from the Dakota Bus Line,
*'#
ffi
r._ *' #*',:; ,
ff;kl
rails of the truek box tore a hole in the side of
Fatal Crash: Hl',:}.*l'Jl'l;",'1u,,ij
the passengerr"ehicle. At left is a closeup of the
in the thrrd seat i:ehincl the driver of this bus
n'h.en it was involved jn a fatal accident I'riday
morning near Blanchard, in Traill County, North
Dakota. Rothert dietl when the bus and a grain
truck {right background) sideswiped, and side
jagged hole in the bus abrovethe left front ra'heel.
Rol.hert g'as struck in the head. The bus, operated by Valley Bus Lines, was leasedfrom Dakota
Bus Lines. (Photos by Everett Thorson of Mayville)
+ + +
+ + *
+ + +
+ + +
Binford Man Ki&l,ed,7 Injunred
vehicle accidents Friday
Wi,,::,:,i'
,iii:,:::;'
*Fr
jn
thisll
lar"a.
North
" Dakota Vehicle l)ea
t o Date
-JJan.
"- ; : 1 1 to
Date
ll
41. West Falgo, and Petcr Kro!l gen, 39, of 1226 10th St. N.,
I, F"tgo.
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l i a t l o r r d i n xp l t r s i c i a n t n P o r t e d l a s l
|einto':.t,N.n..--un.r*o"ih"'lffi]llj'J;"'f:!''i:.,il;"x*H;;,';ilil
nor
}.,i_lir;;jliS;."1',""lrlyi"is'"i,'"ir"-,l,ti,.ighl anduas bprir.rcd
lr"F:?:.#l$."o*i.l{'.iil;,'"",i
F'.:::Iir| -
r"l"T,i,Yii,l,,:i
,liria"nr'
"lii; rho Far,:n_l.,.irilluy"ilili'n.no,.",,*.,..
Hon15.
l*:i"j";X;"r,"urii"
l'"';';;#"il'
Iil. r,,,*-t'.u:l.
,l*'rfillt"H'ix;i,n$i;-ii'i;r:lll'"'#"1'
#i*ll*#^:.'l;ll
"t| 1U:i'f
iites SetFo
lrash Victim
; llsion rvas Walter Rothert. 4lJ.
p".-li"il'.j.-'^bj"r"""".-/t""i.i,
Artliur,
' tr''ho farmed near Binford it lFafso. the driver',_a1$f,our
including Rotirert.
l.engn,ls,
' l r u n o f l l r n l ' u s p : r s s o n g o rIso .]^' n., ari,r", of the truck, also u,as
G
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i
g
g
s
C
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t
t
n
l
l
'
.
,
|
i,^;"i,,.^.r
in a .\ralleyjc-eived emergency lreatment, +t]-'ft.,."ii."tl. Vanrlcr.gon,porl.lan6,
!^ He was a lra-sscn€er_
u'cre
D,
and
tak-enlp-ij,,-lraitt
County coroner, said
|I.
lBus Line,.bus involve.din the co1-lHillsbo1o',
llosrrilal i'r Farso bvlijif" raits of the empr),.graintruck
llision with a srain tn1qk,I -ll:l!:,."1:,:Illl's
'nrl,rrle:reo
Inorthof Blanchard on Hiqhr'.avra
ounctured the side of the bus, i'-
COOPERSTOWN, N. D. - Fural service for \\iaiter Carl
rthert, 43, Griggs County farmer,
11be at 2 l'Ionday in the Grace
Ltheran Church here. The Rev.
illard Laatz rlill officiate with
tam Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. Rothert was fatally injured
idav in a bus-truckcollisionnear
anchard, N. D.
He was a lifelong resident of
earfieid Tb'rnship, Griggs Counwl'rere he was born SePt. 10,
10. He married JosePhineTang
Cooperstown Oct. 4, 1936. FIe
d served on the school board of
; district and the town board.
Surviving besideshis rvife at'e a
n and two daughters, Arlen, Jone and Jolene, ail at home; his
rther, Mrs. Gustav (E11a) Rothl. Cooperstown; two brothers,
rrvin of Binford and Lester of
ronerstown and two sisters, Ever of McViIle, N. D., and Mrs.
rbert (Eleanor) Hunter of Seatr, Wash. His father died in 1953.
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;nr;;.i,;;.;;"
C.L.RorhertDieg, l';:i:;.m,lai"5!i1;i,,;1,,Rflfl.
At
Cooperstownd
COOPERSTbWN, N. D.-Gustar
L. Rothcrl. zi, r"lli",f ir.;;";i;; *'-'
in thc hospilal -iS74,
t.rcrefuciaiul
Born Fe^b. 6,
li'CJiriranv,
he came to the'United St"i.u uiiii.
age ot s.--rn tgsi-lr.:fr.j;";t;;jJ
in T5.'rolilorr.nship, Cliggs-bJunt5t.
He marricd Etla ftetzlai.f on Dec.
19, 1907.
Sulvivors inclucic tu'o ciauchtet's.
Evnlrn of Mr:Villn. l{
a-' ;;;
.Llleanorol Scalriil,' Wasf.'lr''rf.,i"I
s-ons,Waller, Marvlin
oi
Binforcl, N. D.; two "rifl*rrnr
sisteii.'mri.
H c l e nM c C u l l o c ho f S p o k a n e .
tYul!,- and Mls. Ernma Pitiengor
of Binford; and a brother, Fied
of Maxbass, N. D.
S e r v i c ew j l l b c i n t h e G r a c e L u theran Church here et 2 Tt uriaau
with the Rev. Wiltard Liiti-oiii1
ciating. The S. J. Qnam Funerai
Home-is
in chargc.
,.
bi$314.r,
$,assitrinsflrreeseats
hehind \lrillert, rvho escaped.injur;"
althoueh the box enlered the bus
near the driver's seat'
collision. the bus
,After. ,the
plunged
into the ditch south of the
highrvav rvhile the truck remained
on the road.
I)r. Vandergon saitl he will
hokl an inquest_protrably Monday or Tuesclay.He jndicated he
wants to confer sith Chartncey
Kalrlor', Traill stales allorney
who u'a-sortt of torvn Fritiay, be'
fore setting the time of the in'
qtlest.
A coroner's jury rras selected
yesterday anci after viewing the
accident scene and the body, was
d i s m i s s o du n t i l t h e i n q u e s l . - .O n
the iury are R. T. Jahr, Clyde
Mujr. and Warren lhompson. all of
Hrllshoro.
'!:.ullliJ
LiTl"f.H'.1;1"'i*ult"
Inc., of Fargo. was en route from
lCooperstownto Fargo.
Rothert's bodv
' was taken from
I the Halvorson Funerai Home a I
lHillsboro to the Quam Funerai
ll{ome at Cooperstown. Rothert
lfarmed nine miles west of Cooperstown. Mrs. Rothert is the forrner
.JrsephineTang of Cooperstorvn.
i,Mrs. Roen GetsEndorsemhnt
Mrs. Ro oftt
I ar$oe Honored
iAt Legi,onA uxiliar y Eaent 5,
The endorsement featured th
district me-eting at Cooperstow
when Mrs. Jeanette pauls6n of LaMoure was endorsed for dspsrlment vice president. Their nimes
will be presented at the department convention in June.
_ n4rs, Roen has been active in
I-,egion Auxiliarv work locally and
ln the state for many years, She
has . served as department vice
presrdent and has been Amerieanlsm chairman for the department,
president of the Firgo unit,
{ nast
sne now is constitution and by_
laws chairman for the unit arid
- Mis.-L, W. Roen. Farg
dent of the North Dakota
ment, American Legion
was guest of
honor at a buffet and reception at Hillsboro
whieh Mrs. Halvorson is presidenl
gpd the club's colors.
and
"yeilow
Drue were used m apporntments.
f
Hinkle and Mrs. Clyde Knutson.
ilfis.LW,Roefi
WilI Attend,,*',
l{utionul Meet
pwe Olson.
ll'Refreshmentswere in charge of
[re Hi]lsboro l.vomen's Club of
ln"a"^"ptr"ffifi
Mrs. L. W. Roen of Fargo, North
of
eknfn
dcnnrtment oresident
department
-arireriian
Pres
Dakota,
Legiori Auxiliary,
tne
and Mrs, G. R. Schwandt, Ende.rIin, department secretary,. wru
.enresent North Dakota at the
dspslfrnent presidents and secretaries conference to be held at the
orsanization's national headquarteii in Indianapolis WednesdaY
and Ttrursday
Proe.u-. in the various activities wilt be Presented to the connational-chairtlie new national-chalrference by the
ference
men and discussedbY the department officers.
The telesraPhic roll call on
membership witl be held Thursdav morning.
Mrs. John Engesather, Lakota'
vice chairman of the national rehabilitation committee, and Mrs'
James Morris, Bismarck, chairman
of the Women's Forum on Natibnal
r'lfrs.R.W-,Rpen
To Be Spf#rn,
Security, will also attencl the
ference,
* * *
T\vo other national aPPointments are Mrs. H. A. Lieberg'
Devils Lake, member of the na'
lFor Sta{+\pttice..
,
j The auxiliarIof
GilbertC..Gtaf
ton Unit of the Americaa?I4gior
has endorsed Mrs. L. 1y. ftttn
o
Fargo as a candidate tofdhe ol
fice of department president. DeJ
egates and alternates to tne fin
district meeting whieh wifl b€ hrl
tpcr
April 28 at Cooperstorrt
-the
elected. Heading
dela*Auo
will be Mrs. E. J. Johb$oil, Eni
president, who will givcr t$bjtni
reporI
Eiected delegates aE
dt.t
A. I\f. Fender, Milton H. fttrldsor
Arthur Medley, Glen Rocber,.Wa
lace Kapaun, A. J. Behhrir. {W. V
Henning, Grace Raisler. bf,lliar
Sweeney Jr., Clara MedGl.ifl. (
lliggins, Lee Brooksr. Sl. 8., Pul
Clair Brickner, L. W. &G+Joh
Briggs, R. C. Hintz, A. C. Seuvt
geau, Carl Bolkan, t. l$, Va
Horne,-R. P. Dahle anil *'hyoar
..;'. i
Rensvold.
Alternates are Mmesf, denrv
Collins, Cyril WaIsh..
tlhov
Trochmann, L. W. Hamni. Gecei
West, Lloyd
Severson.' Hariv
Overby, Clyde Knudson.-lhedlni:
Lahey, Harry Peterson, A- R..,bd
ers, Wenonah Knutson. Georie
Norman, Vernon Nystul, E. CIi'f!or{ Haqgru{, J. R. Utmer, Frank
Teclaw, W. C. Sweeney. Oie Grinclahl, Walter Palmer, ff. H. Beirtmer and EI Roy Collette,
*
past unil pre.ia.,itf rrni'r.i,ildi&
Seventy-seven attended including
presidents, secretaries and membership chairmen of the 28 units of
the district.
A prograrn of flute solos,, songsl
and readings was presentedbyKayl
Kelly, Barbara Waraer and Mar-
jof the.Auxiliary. Mrs. Lieberg askerr .unlts to grrange six tallifiiit
tnelr respective communitie!. :,.r.
..
*
Others from Fargo were Mrs.
race Raisler. president of Gilbert
Grafton Unit; Mrs, A. Merle
Fender, second vice president and
membership chairman; Mrs. Milton Peterson,
Johr
' secrelary; Mrs. John
Quast and Mrs. E.- J. Johnson
tional mwic committee, And
E. W. Tobin, Dickinson' vice r
man of the national PoPPY
mittee.
Mrs. Roen
Mrs. Lieberg
Mrs. L, W. Roen of Fargo, department president, and Mrs. H.
A. Lieberg, Devils Lake, national
committeewoman, will be guest
soeakers at the annual convention
oi the first district, American Legion Auxiliary, at Hilisboro, May 1.
Mrs. A, L. Halvorson, Hillsboro,
first clistrict president,will preside.
Units represented are Fargo,
Argusville, Arthur, Binford, Buffalo, Buxton, Casselton, Clifford,
Cooperstown, Dazey, Fingal, Finley, Galesburg, Gardner, Hanna-|
ford Hatton, Hillsboro, HoPe,I
,Hunter, Kindred, Leonard, May-j
lville, Page, Portland, Sanborn,l
ValleY CitY and Wimble-l
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ReeeptiunHonors
Mrs.L.W.Roen;)
About 200 attended the recention
-Fat'
honoring Mrs. L. W. Roen of
go, state president of the American Legion Auxiliary, given Monday evening by the Gilberl. C.
Gralton Auxiliary unit in the auditorium of the American Leeion
Club. Hours were from S to fO
and autumn flowers and foliaee
were used in room decoralion. In
keeping with the membership
drive, roses formed the table
centerpiece. Receiving with Mrs.
Roen was Mrs. Grace Raisier. host
unit president.
Mrs. Roen was chosen as KFGO
Woman of the Week and presented with an orchid corsage. The
window display in the Dakota Nirtional Bank is also in her honor.
ment vice president. Therr names
will.be presented-at the department convention in June.
Mrs, Roen has been active in
!,eqi.on Auxiliarv work 1ocally and
!n the stale for many years. She
IEs . served as department vice
presrclent and has been Ameriean_
tsm chairman for the department,
A past president of the Fbrgo unit,
6ne no-w. is constitution and by_
Iiws. chairman for the unit arid
(ustnct.
_ ilIrs. A. L. Halvorson of Hillsboro was elected district president
boro_was
presidentl
istrict
presi
Other
dis-.il.:::i
tinguished:lr$
ffiis.L.W.Roeffi
'"i{
IIRS. RoEN
t.,'is
fil* ilT; S*1il'.'"1'll""i*'*:l |*. 28per"",,t-,o!..
il!,Te#rersirip
distric
st""oiii{ I
third*;rr;;;h;1fi;;.
rftff
?rT,ligXl,:.^Jl:_f"tt
cent
in
chitd
welfare
re-l
vorsoniji-ch;"6;-il;il-;;ifffi;l*99..1'er
go, Veterans Hospital representa-l
tive.
I
Seventy-seven attended includingl
presidents, secretaries and mem-i
bership chairmen of the 28 units of i
the district.
I
A program of flute solos. songsl
presentedbyKay
and readings was
Kelly, Barbara Warner and MarOlson,
reshments were in charge of
Itillsboro
lVomenrs Club of
IH"i3"J:"$t'.'1rtt'if#.rH,:,:"*tl*f
t#"T"oo:if,..l"3ll"$",i:l
'H.
C^ampdignw-ith
Mrs,
A. Liebere ^, r.^',,,^lBond-a-Month.
-ai
goal r,ooo new bond sub-l
raxe,'aeiartm"i'ii"&i,i.^"t"*"ltotal
wdslscribersforof April
shel
ttre ibeixi"r it;h;#;;i;-""'
.and.Mav.
ji[S":1it#{"il*pT",t::lf
i,:h#1iij.*,?.1"t$ii[A_*1fl
{l
fr1*i
1lational progrim if ah": {tt*t1
,Mrs. Liebers
""-rtllo'^,^-*.
DarioiiD";";fi
;#"rei:'#ilft'S13ilTf,
lil?*T',;,:if tiltl
"";f
lprogram features speakers froml
Ithe American Legibn Auxiliaryl
lappearing- before civic groups inl
rcommunities to explain theifmCrj
lof the Auxiliary. Mrs. Liebere sf,k-l
ed units to airange six taftJ#
their respective communitie!. rrnJ
tfidp,,"
has endorsed Mrs. L. W.
Fargo as a candidate fd
fice of department presiil[i
egates and alternates tl.l
district meetinE which vlllL
April 28 at Coopersti
-the
elected. Heading
,
will be Mrs. E. J.
Mrs, noen
Lahey,_Harry_
Peterson,4J *.,ff|.
€N, lVenonahKnutsoh.'-GeorEe
Norman, Vernon Nystul, E, Cft.
!or{ Haqgru{, J. R. Ulmer, Frank
teclaw, W. C. Sweeney,Oie Grintlahl, Walter palmer, lt. tt. Betrt_
mer and El Roy Collette.
;.
t*,t"t. L. W. Roen of Fargo, North
Dakota, departm€nt presloel-l! ori
the American Legion Auxillary':
and Mrs. G' R. Sch*'andt, Ende.r'
tin. dePartment secretary', rrill
North Dakota at the
""iosent
deDartment Presidents and secre'
iaiiei conferince to be held at t}le
organization's national headquar',
teft in IndianapoLis WednesdaY
and Thursday
Froetam. in the various activities will be Presented to the conference by tlie new national chairmen and-drscussed bY the department officers.
The telesraPhic roll call on
memUerstrid witt be held Thursdav morning.
Mrs. John Engesather, Lakota,
vice chairman of the national re'
habilitation committee, ancl Mrs'
James Morris, Bismarck' chairman
of lne Women's Forum on National
Security, will also attend the conference.
| | *
TWo other national aPPoint'
ments are Mrs. H. A. Lieberg'
Devils Lake, member of the n95
iional music committee' and trllf
E. W. Tobin, Dickinson' vice
man of the national Poft
mittee.
ilfrs.R.W.Roen
To Be Spf#tn,
Elected delegates
A. M. Fender. Milton
Arthur Medley, Glen
IW\LIAttend,+';
f'{ationalMeet"
Mrs. Lleberg
Mrs. L. W. Roen of Fargo, department president, and Mrs. H.
A. Lieberg, Devils Lake, national
committeewoman, will be guest
speakers at the annual convention
oi the first district, American Legion Auxiliary, at Hillsboro, May 1.
Mrs. A. L. Halvorson, Hillsboro,
first itistrict president,wili preside.
Units represented are Fargo,
Argusville, Arthur, Binford, Buffalo, Buxton, Casselton, Clifford,
Cooperstown, Dazey, Fingal, Fin1ey, Galesburg, Gardner, HannaHatton, Hillsboro, Hope,
for{
Hunter, Kindrecl, Leonard, May-
n
..
r'ra, tr
\
It
rlecepu0n Honors
I
Mrs.L.V,Roen r'2
About 200 atlended the reception
-Far
honoring Mrs. L. W. Roen of
go, state president of the American Legion Auxiliary, given Monday evening by the Gilbert C.
Grafton Auxiliary unit in the audjtorium of the American Lesion
CIub. Hours were from 8 to 10
and autumn flowers and foliage
were used in room decoration. In
keeping with the membership
drive, roses formed the table
centerpiece. Receivins witl Mrs.
Roen was Mrs. Grace-Raisler, host
unit president.
Mrs, Roen was chosen as KFGO
Woman of the Week and presented with an orchid corsage, . The
window display in the Dakota Nhtional Bank is also in her honc*.
w. Roen,
Llellpartrne nt Heail
Mtc.Llgld,
Fyyso,,n,
fiIecteilAuxiliaryPresidivar9 i
t", .
. ;;-_
lnaited
To Eaentet b"
lFriends
;f+g:,,I**',,*t?.;t#f,#
St"rd;m,l"t*
*ti
, r
F.lrst
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frere'ruesday:
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/_.yn, L. p,.RoFl: Fargo,statelesrew
nx;*rnn"$*:-'*#l*frfL**;ry,Wi
ffi
t
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gl;il'?_i.',i",rti,ld#:F"r.l"Jlffi
l",TiT"il
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Doherty defeated Earl Boyd oflg94-, Wiliiston; Felix Donahauer,l
lqresigent of the .
campaign.
just finishing a term as
to;,n
*38"'#11-t*""ft#ilffi
ffi+"-
hander'
Bdth
areworld-Wa:r"'"iffi:
Tr'ftj*J#*n'.'l;,"ffi:l
veterans.
H*nthr**''ur**ru
:flhT-i.t#:'-H-*=ffiffij***#$1
-ry
are W. J. Gust Jr., St
Nositewasnamed
rorthenextl
Eastern
Resion;
charles
Schriebe,l
l3"Tf"3ifr1l:"#""13t111"+*ft1i?ilffi
If'$:iS;,*:'d;,ti:'*l$"T;*::1,'",x'*,til"#:{"J'#;H*B'.H;}:tl
-*i
l'::{*:1il{i*FFT.',ii,"xl'
i""ii'ii,'tn"1l.'N#,".*lillffi
,"",*-li[Xqf,flT"#'ff*3i?,$:ffi::li roi;*i.;",
*,m"*,or-Fargo
|ko_
,l*?1ri*fid_*3":'tr
*l;".dl#;f
l,ql*,kJ*-tr$tlffi'dffi15$***l'[a;*i*
:i?:1"
vicecom'l
or nationar
department
rinance
"ttlll:#il':e
niJ.t gttendancefigurgl
#il"_;,11TTl*."
Itn,"11l3til,',tit?l
-- a&<lliarv work.
ru auxiltary elec6ons, rur". l
1t !!gl
$'ere
norl
tloytl W. Roen of Fargo was lf_b-f._Leglon.rconl:entlon
--All officers and memberr of
ltlDeAmericanLegionin Fargoand
Gord
star-uiibu"q,
f*roorhead,
of all patriotic
i,"ulg"ffl",fitl,
ilff1*r"$il;ffg':r*r:t*
li3!ru*u3l'i'i\f
qu"l.-n1t:".q9"tfMoure, vr c e president;Mrs.
ll1q
li;19;";{i1li
ll!9,^--t*-ot*
and Veterans
C. W. Schwandt of n,iA""ji". lmated atlcndance .inclyded .z..ULl0l'
secretary; Jrrlia Brekke of Cas. l!^"891]11tt!i: aDout buu Auxrtraryli
of their
and250members
Administra.
lEoclies
ftion personnel are invited as well
andu'"]'el"ii. l9ft:*-1,"".
seuon,
rroasurer.
Anderson
or crosttv,nor::lLl;^__
Minor_!.qi9fll
l'"i"il1.""a'oerson,
auxiliary p{esi$91t1
poii ;;;;;d;"Eon:],
;ha g""e"ai
F "*il;;;;'#"r\ars.'*ffii:;i
[f,,{fr.t'**o,ion is nor
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i-j"%Tffl:i.Xtl,jiT,1ilii
__The--outgoing
-
|
Mrs.H.A".Li"ub"rg
!gl"li"iir,rli"[iiiii"ha",
.i,i,.u""eaatf,r
"r b{y*
committee'lMonaiv's
was named national
woman for the*eoming year.
:JtJt-i"s".i-ln
Delegates selected to attend th{
region
nationii
""*"'til''iii"g*:j
ed Doherty, Sougstad
s.l*f.g"rlJ;-ti'i1-l
ri"-r,Wirii'agt
'Wold,
Watford- City; W. J.l
man
ffi.ryS
me"tini'the turnout wasl
itiitoty oI the statel
Auxiliary
MR's.
noDN
:l
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Gets NdIfunaI Awards
*-*
opportunrly tor lriends of Mrs.
Rcien to gre€t her. She is the
second department president.from
";.ruf*tj*
lllli"ry"'rilr3|.*_-
previouslv.
bee-nreceived by Mrs.l.: In Americanism the departrrent
,L.{,oJ4-h"*
*
W. Roen, of Fargo, departmentlwill receive $500for thirrt"nlnm in ,served
1
't'c's'i6
cuit'st'trrornrs;
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ar?Liil':lr:l]Assisting
T,iebers
tion
or.Mis.ry. A.
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urness'.memDer
:","J11f""'Afl;
of the depart'
*:*_,""1*,::r,"y":,11""-g:r*;t1XH,,',:,T,l,,,
ment's Americanism shairma;l,cr
board, and }iarrv
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fiil 131-t 1-tn"nge
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3l!"lX"',|i?f
ch_airmanfor the Velerins Hospil
re won.
year and directed tnu proiilil'.
mtul"
Wffi
MRS. LLOYD W. ROEN of
Farso was- elected department
presi_4ent
of .the American Lesion
,i'':1: "
ffii:":l":#y
ly:i["ffiir1*-''{i'*o
its.f.T?lf:#
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n chitd welfqna rha danor+m^-*l tal here. Mrs. A, w. J. puti #iil
lg;5$affiiw
will presidetoday at a meetingofichildwelfai";h"iiftfi.-er*tr"'v'ru
wiil be the elee*t"'fi-ii.iri"i;-"$;;";;-L6gi*l
rn legistationtr,e'iep""tment
-,.logtll,hostess-es
Auxiliary, nepbrimeni or ll6rUrlceiveA-jiO---irj'-tr,""l.iriii,i,fi;l ""-l ,1u"""^o_f,tl":.:
.of th-e-unit, Mmes.
at Dakbta.-She
.A,uxiliary
at the conventionii aistri"tpie'ia"ni.lpresioent-.-rrlrr.-nr*
"ffiX.rl#:,r"ftfer:T;?
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p*l:, ,.gig; Roslne,nriraiea
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iltk**tr*ti*tl'H{$igg+j;,,.t
;ffiffih#*i
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iafr,
as unit piesidentin 1fu#
She has served in many dis-
wrrruar.newwon
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vice
Doherlv
isarormer
com-lmer'
"*'*11_
rowing.
a h'otrv-contested
electionl$ii,ot'"?ftlli3h,
Ury,*:"!:"fi,ffi:l
campalgn.
ilarvge"11"ltlTl':l
fiSiiii$1,S".1:?',ff
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are
word
war
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paimer
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succeeds
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litirillr"ii$;!:$?frf#"ftIll li:lr1,:1,[?:,1-y*t+--1]"i
n"ir'#*ff1'J:"i
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lp.".;'a;i,r""til;;;=f.31't.1[3u'1,''31#if
stad of Northwood,
are W. J. Gust Jr., St
rie-ro1rsgre''c';s';'w;..i";;;;li'fl'E?:?J.gT&ij""fij,j#'1ilf||:|i'"ji"u.'":na1dappointiv"oirillv+:l'
gion.
aswellr.'tn.%itfil.-tHijffiffi
JackWiiliams
of Fargowas
re-lwasturnedoverto thenextmeet-l
-adjutanl;
"fatfr&llng
forl
executive committee
committee for
elected
elected state
state adjutanf;
Father]ing of the executive
set. I
Lambert V. Studzinski.
Studziriski,Minto.
Minto, waslwhich no date has yet been
.t,he,
-^h6h^n
ianon*aan{
-t.*t.;--:l
Tn nihan
nln<ino
rntinn
fhc
nnn-l
In.other
closing
action
con-l
dhapiairi
chapiain
anal
andl
renamed
,en.med department
t!e, con'
woia
Truman
lruman Woid
wo.ld ror
to.l
for
enaoiseoiruma"
endorsed
A J.
,T Rulon
Rrrlon-of
.lamestown
re-lvention endorsect
A.
Jamestow'i-iiissl;-lve;iion
was re-lventlon
Ruion of Jamestown
vice ;fi-l
comelected department
elected
department ii"l"i"
finance iiri-lt["-"oiii""-ri-;td;i
offi-lthe office of national ;i"t
9j:1-1,-.t vice
secretary,and
Prysid'ent,Mrs.
Y;_^^.r
!,c-lYaldt. of Enderlin and
lLvlrs'
vrrs' L
Lester
estef
Paulson.of
P
aul.son
o f LaMoure;
T,cMnrrra.
r,akota,
llf. _,l9.rtn Ense^sather,_
cers.
ers.
imander.
i
lmander.
rn a'xitiary etec6ons. *"". l"-F"T! atlend-qnce-ff,lrll-t |lil
Ltoyd lt. Roen of Fargo was lf_5-{.__fec'o1..9-qlYun"_ol-^Y9lt
ltlli
narierl department_ piesi<lent:lfl?X1:^-,-9.Ill9''lt reporleo arrl
availablclvauour.r l!
registration
r t B l r r L d r r u l r r hadges d
pa.rrrsn.
1tK
r.csrcr
n
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11,500
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Of
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ll'r!u,
nad beCn passed OUl. lt was esll-l
M
nrrra
rvlco
r i a a n
resirtpnf.:
M
rc L
presitlent:
Moure,
Mrs,
l::-1-i*"'l,l_i_","-':-Y"',..--i.i,Y5'.iil,"t,
Z,UUUL'
vice chairman or-. r"tritirit"iio"j
MRS. RODN
ano.-other
gq,,other state officialsactive
activt-iri
- --1..otl
inl
arturiliarvwork'
officers and membersof
lthe AmericanLegionin Fargoand
lMoorhead,Gold Star -.i,burg
trrr
and
members of all patriotic
bodies and Veterans Administration personnel are invited as rvell
1'as^associatesof Mrs. Roen at
lnclU0ed
^ . Wr.r rS c hsw
a Lal n
r ,d
o nt o
; +f E n^trl e r Fl i- A
G
r .^{- :r !"-' ' : * al m
. taLt eqdr r l ' aqt rt cr n\ 0 a n c e
anOUt bUU AUXIllaryl'
- a a r 6 + o n r ' . Julia
^ t r r l i ' Brekke
R r o L L ^ ^of
r Casc.-llYlF'Yl',"'"f.i',
LeglOnnalres'
socretary;
*:X"j--"_1".-:_"i'j':J"{1,
ZtU rilerrrDers
OI Inel'
ut
urEl'
and
ana zau
memDells
sattnn 1rpa.srrrer qn4 Mrs
A IT_ l0elegates
selton, tieasurer. and Mrs. A. U. llf':lT"""
Anderson of crostty, hlstorlan'
. l'"cl''il,t.""lnde.son, Minot Legionl,
The__outgoing.
auxiliary president, Ipoii ;;;;;;d"i
aird general 6onMrs. H. A. Lieberg of Devils Lakelir"111i61
an-nounced atlr
at
lr3keliieniion ci,iirman, an"nounced
rvas named
committeg-lwr^h,:t.v'c
national
"hii"-an.
maofihs'fha
frrrndrt
rrrnsl
\voman for the eoming year.
+ * { ,
ltire tarsest in hiJtory of the statel
Delegates selected to attenrt thel
l"?frot'.o"o.,,^h
ic not
h^r redrleted
r^4;1^2
l_
The reception is
tto
O j-n:ion
Ln:ion a
ind
n d ,rrr>iiJiJrl
A rrlilialr
rmembers
rumhan
a n d o l h e r .s p c c i a lg u e s t s b
, ut lc an
."T
t,lf
il$J.lffii.}r",:?,r?i"Tji,
Ro"n to gre€t her.
,vasnamed
natio-nar
l9a;itt";:1ff;iiiK,,";;:'J{,'#'.#lifil;i:#Jl'
reslonconvend;'il:r,,!:l
conven"l"o*"i,ilf;-l fl.UX,llltfy
nauonalregion
nationii
Auxiliary
ed fioherty, Sougstad
William sr"ro,
Stern,ruigJr
!-argo: i"u'-l
Tru-r
-i.t
liams. William
liams.
;;-'w;iJ--Wrii"'i'cit"!"w--.i
r
;;-V;ia,-Waiio"a'_otyi"w.
. dr,.
I\aiibnal
UefS
Gets llAIilOnA.I
She is the
econd department president from
Award
AWAfdS
g:t:5. T"l:*:*
ilji"i,l', ln#
history.
M"s. f.
;.k;;ffii
served previousiy.
Word
word has
nas bee-n
beenreceived
recelvedby
try Mrs.
Ivrrs.1l rn
ln Americanism
Americanismthe
the departrnent
department
r + I
L, W.
L,
W. Roen,
Roen. of
Fargo. denaitmentlw'lt
of Farso.
depaiimentlwillreceiv"-i-soo--i."'Lria'itl."r,i
r._"_"iuu
$-5oo-io"'trra'ii"il"iii
Mn<
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si.irromrs;
cusr.
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l!: $rFii#:iT{:5LTi!"
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fil
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MRs
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$d,fli'ulilifil,l'f;l
ers'-"*""",^"i,'r":*
ffili[r"ffii.d'"'i*".'t*"i$?lj
Auxiliaryat the convenuonaat [,fq]i?l,,iTBTh,tf"Ti"T,
Dakbta.
shei's disi;iciniulia-""t.ln'.'ia.ni.-lrr'J.
hn* r:1?::i^lliil ft;f,flf oilX.r?#l'r"ftf:.:lT?
Min"
%
\
r:t#qiitl
ffif.Flt?:ii:t
r#r*j[d{llra':TiifJ::"J',..::::il::::Hi'
ship dinner in the Gardner Hotel.lmention for work in music iq:.Jffi u. durrrrburr. + r
*
Yi,*33",31"T?'1fl;"l3l:ll*ffi",""#nitllli;""Y:';
n'H1fu*'
."ffi*g;*i;tjili";:{ftftfffiT
nrod crrocts
lment music cha.irman.
:g"viLg as unit ptesident in 19BS.to.. sne has served in many district and department capirjrirc
and was eleited
- -state
- - - - p,z\
d
last June.
;,
I
M
V'
R
t'l
er
ei
Sr
N. D.Man'sF'ather
Laid
PlansFor SteamStage
f,
perfeeting: the machine:
Late Royal RossConeeivedof The
plans wero carrlecl wlth htm
MechanicalMonster to to. tr:ug-ene, Ore.,
Mr. Ross belng one
o-i rne nrst men to cross the historical
CrossPrairie
Oregon trail.
THOMAS ROSS
* NAhdES*
I
;
i
Mark Staples, Ila,rvey ealitor ancl
p.uoirsher has encountered
somo of
tlls woes of his townspeople.
IIis
paper carries a story about a
resi_
oent who was Very, very disconeerted.
rne
reason: Sairl resiaient found
rnaf, a keg: of very, very choice wine
,,Just
nad turned to waten
one. of
those chemica.l, reacttoni;;---s+";rii
says.
Seventy-one years ago, when the
stagecoach was ln its primo ancl Indians roameil the prairies, the father of a North Dakota man deslgneal
the "pralrle steamer,"
Royal D. Ross, father of Thoma.q
C. Ross of Coopersto'wn, N, D,, was
farming
near Marysville,
Mo., in
1859. 'Iransportation
in those days
was poor antl lt was during: his
sparo ti.me that the elder Ross hit
upon the ldea. Enlistlng the aid of
his brother, A, J. Ross, who was a
draftsman, they beE{an the plans for
the machine whlch they hopeal woulat
transport passengers antl mail across
the bleak prairies where roads were
unknown,
But plans for that lnventlon probably woulcl never havo been known
to the public if the son had not rummageal through his father's trunk recently anal founcl the original drawings'
Was Huge Machine
The vehicle was to be a hu8ie,
steam driven car with room enouEh
for a number of persons, a mail antj
bagga8:o compartment and rest 9^t..
tr,^!F
^!.
mL
^
li{
of
PJ
a,I
w
"In 1863," the son declared, .iws
went to- Salt Lake City. 'We dtayecl
ln the utah territory until 1g69 when
tne. Union paciffc railway was compieted. From
there we took the
Union_ Pacific to Hudson, Mich., and
I n 1 E 8 1 ,w e m a d e t h e t r i p l n t o D a k o t a h€
territory, stopping at Valley City, In Ur
16-62we again moveal and loeated ln
what was then Griggs county, but Pt
is now Steelo countyl;i
e
CrosbyKiwaniansLay tn
Plansfor Active yearl6,
Crosrby, N. D., Ferb, L-.with
all
commitl€_gs se.lectecl for 1990, the
crosby. Klwanis club ls preparing: for
ll
g"l'_u".yerr under the leadeishipln
h
t1
Ir
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v