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Attack in FranceIn
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Well Knotn Citizen Passes
FollowingHearrAttack
at Home
Iver Udgaard, one of Griggs county's ,best knor'"rr citizens, died at his
farm home ilr Lenora tou.rxhip oit
Sundav. \ovenber 1i. foliou-ile a
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at the lfasonic
conducted
G. B. E<lmondson
by
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Iferre In
1888
r,vrs bcrn
in Lcsjo,
on Octo'cer 10. 1S63. a::i ';'as
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Nor*'ay
-(;
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Tempte I
as
:llaster, rvith T. G. Thompson reading
an eulogl' of the
departed.
Burial
was made in the Cooperstown
cem-
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da]- afternoon
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and'oecame
associat:f
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Thompso:t in the :: . . ::.:.: : ....::_. :.. ....
salesman an.t i.:,,;.:ee:=r.
Ix. i!.;
he lr-as enpi:,1'e-:
by
Odegaard
&
Thonpson
ir ii:e banking
business
and held this position until 1690. In
1 9 0 4 h e r r , . a se l e c t e d t r e a s . ; r e r o f t h e
county and held this
position
two
the close of
his
1,-eers. Fcllorving
term he left for Centralia. Wash.. intending to locate there, bnt returnecl
wilhin a year anri becan:e intereste.l
in farmiag.
He eontinued
on
th€
farm until 19C0 $-hen l:e took the position of cashier in the Firs,t Na.tional bank, serving in th3L crlracity fol
ten years, leaving to a.gain take up
farrning.
It 1918 Lhe family
moved
, to Coopersto\4'n, returning to the
I farre in 1924.
i On June 11, 19C2,he ir-as united in
na::ia5e
to Lliss Gera I{elii]]g. Two
:::ilire:.
I'IilC:'ei. a: ;,t..seli lii'ing at
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a -.hOft
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n:*"h
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scrl'oi1'ed
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iii:ijiit
tel Once Key To (
Kindred
Tamed For CuisineIn'80s,
It WilI Be RuzedIru Spring
gpecielTo T-le Fe-rgol-orum_.
.- ,to Valley City as a young woman
Valiey City, N. D.-When thellroPennsvivania sbme-time beKindred hotel is razed next spring llore 189?. She was married to a
to make room for a modern store, lpsn bv the name of Field from
a landmark of glittering sociallwhom ihe was afterwards divorcfunctions ancl sumptuous cuisineled, and then she married Glynn.
will disappear.
lAf ter being'divorced from Glynn
Although the glory of the Kin- lshe
bv ihe
l.he was mirried to a man by
dred has been fading for years, I name of Hervey, and aftei her
a handful of "oldtimers" remem- ldivorce from liih she married
ber the days when the hotel was llane. This maruiage also resulted
the key to successful b_alls andlin divorce.
parties, But, condemned i9t..ql However,
Mrs. Kern-FieldIbng time as unsale, the hotel willlGlynn-Hervey-1sn. dicl not lct hcr
disappear as did its partner in the I marital advehtures interfere with
heyday of the 1880s and 90s, the I her ambition of setting the best
Opera House
. ltable in North Dakota. I\{rs.
The hotel, once so famous thatlGlynn, as she usually was known,
men arranged tnetr'lowned a farm on the east edge of
traveling
rcheclulJs to spend a luxuriouslVallev Citv where she maintlined
weekend in Valley City, will be I her own herds of livestock and
torn down by the Straus ClothinBlpoultry to supply the hotel. Garcompany, present owners, anct re-ldens on the farm furnished fruits
ptaci:a*ith a building to housethe l3n6 vegelables.
firm and another busincss.
I M.s. Glynn was described as a
By
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Vallei City 1o recall that the hoteli
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bJildin'#e9begunin1880'byan|^.*.j}:"Y*o'y'"*"x:*t*l}ll
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company.
Gurn
Adams'was attracted by storieslthe property' {h-"-.9ate19$ tol
in eastern newspapers desqtibingltralielins mcn and ValleV CitV so-l
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considerableother proper'ti"in lni Istu"oTolh5l. m-a-r-ras9d
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tfre..prope.iVlthe, danccrs. To make. hotel andl
tr"ci"to
ii"tr Xi"ai"a *tren he beein buitO"-| ballroom,more accessiblea runway I
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lntervenrng
dated two
'""years after building be"-I
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According to files of the Times-lroom without descending and as-l
Record, daily newspapu"'1,"*,'ir,"lcendinc stairways.
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A IIOTEL'REGULAR',
is Lars Eidsvig,92, rvho homesteaded.
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Clrades
lTlld
Anderson
Rlcc,
N,D,
Irllainc
lldlnburg,
Axvlg
N.D.
John
Baker
lloorhead
Rob€rt Blshop
l(aren Bllxt
luepleton, N.D. Arsusville, ll.D.
Iloser Bosmoo
Piermont, S.D,
lietth Cmton AD[eale Boutlette l]l&no Childs Naoml Chrtstensetr
lloorheed
Abercrcnrble, li.D.lt'slcott,
!{,D.
MtnneAmlts
wa@g@::'::].:|':'],.:i
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Illary
Charlos
Gunderson
lltoorhesd
Kenneth cust lladse
Gnstefson
Dtrrbln, N. tr). Lldsehvood, N.D.
Shlrley
iJacobcon
Eebeks, lllnn,
Beyerty
tttayrltte,
tinldor
N.D.
I'hullp
u{tlorson
Itfitorhcrd
f,reetto
Honson
Pergo
l'orkcl
I tsosn& lr{Dneth
tiJesbo
(oorrcrs(orvn ,/
Iitrrso
dhlrley
H€nnlncE
Durhtn,
Corrol
N,D.
Kls}en
tlunter,
N, D.
N.D. V
Elalne luo]faltl
NorthrYooil, N.D.
Barbam
Mapleton,
lliller
N.D.
Ronalal
SonJe
tllchum
ProsDer,
N.I).
Ilotrert
flo|mer
D$nroll.h,
Robert
l)trrrgt
lahmarr
Arguevtlle'
N.D.
N.D,
J. huck$
Jr.
ty€lyn
Jtrcobron
Dlckloson,
N.D.
l{trry
Lu(hvall
Argnfvllle,
N.D.
Gunnest
Abercmmble,
Krthhm
Jecobson
Sehek&,
IUlntr.
Joonu
Lutdo
Ersktne,
ltltnn.
N. D.
Xtrren
t sntnl,
Lyrmetr
.N.
D.
trtrgo
Shlrley
Dinlord,
lulren
F&rgo
IfAm
Nelsol
FarSo
lil6
Nol$n
tr'argo
lvendell Relnertson phfltp Rtnsatahl .rofrtd Rodvlk
Joanno Rust
Moorheed
Mcville, N.D. Mclntosh, Mlnn. llaNood,
N,It.
iai'ii:r:l::it:Wilf
Carohm Saudnesa
Danlel
Iallloure, N.D.
Simundson
Plurnmer, llinn.
Darid
Sorsen
lloorhead
ltlary
Stsngeland
Arsusvllle,N,D.
Ralph
Ahossrnrd
Northsooal, N,D.
llarso
osnnbmck, N.Ir.
Arralrey
Tumbl8alh
Ssteks' ltllnn.
Marcus l\redt
McHenrT, N.D.
GretcheD Utko
Ort6ka, N.D.
Diplomas will be alvarded by thel Musical numbers will be pre- Lavonne Gravgaard, Joanne Rust
Rev. E. A. Evenson of Wallace,lsentedby the Choral CIub. direct_
and Glenda Geiszler will sing. The
S. D., presidentof the Board ofled by Kathrl'n Tweeten.'andbv
processional will be played byi
1 in the High School Auditorium. Trustees.
Oak
Grove
Choir,
directed bvl
lthe
" Janet Johnson, pianist, and Rob-l
- The all-student program will The Rer'. Sanford Sorgen of1C.A. Illness.
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feature taiks by four students,in- Moorheadwill ask the invocationl A trio of Dianc Childs. Beverlvlert Dryden, organist,
both juniors.l
ciuding Naomi Christenson,Rob- and Dr. Anton Nelson of FargolTollefson and Shirley Jacobsonl
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t
&
J.
Loucks
Jr.,
Ralph
give
Thorswill
lert
the benediction,
lwiil sing. Dar.id Sorsen wiil sinsl Baccalaureate services will be
lgaard and AnnetieBoutierte.
The Rev. C. A. Larson. Oakla baritone solo and Shirlev JacobllSunday,
May 27, at 8 at PontopA.
L.
Hermunslie,
Oak GroveGrove president, rvill deliver ajson will play an organ soio.
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Ipidan Lutheran Church with tle
principal, will present the class. greeting.
quartet
A
of
Shirley
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Myren,lRev. Donald Running as speaker,
*lVangen,At tsinford
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lorrrrrrnafordDb.]iI
e, I Binford, N. D.-John P. Vangen,
| 91, resident here since tSg+, dieA
a;lFriday in his home. Born in Olrn lsaker, Norway, April 19, 1858, he
n-lcame to the U. S. with his parwlents in 1871. In 1881 he mariied
of lBertha
Hanson at
Faribault,
a, lMinn., and in 1884 he homesteaded
here,
then
Dakota
Territory.
--lnear
(-+i
30lMrs. Vansen died in 1929.
:hl - Surviving are two daughters and
f - | four sons, Mrs. Marl in r Bcrtha )
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telNelson, Mrs. John (Mary) Overby and Anton, all Binfordl John of
Northfield, Minn., Christ of Miil.,1t?f.i:i,i;1ffiu:':;1'"
llaca Minn., and Hans of Oakland.' l r l
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N. D.
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Cooperitown,
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in
the
Binford
eemeterv.
a lburial
ll
llThe Quam funeral home of Cooij-ll
'
dlerstown, N. D., is in ch_ar8e.
Dr. Kent F. Westley. 1941,is
ll
7-rr r
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Tvr.rr.
TE.rr
on a residency in radiolrrgy at
New York hosPital, New York
I SCnO{
\./ogtRites f"a""
lx#"E*tlni^fl'.*i"f,
home here Saturday. He had been
a resident of North Dakota 33
Mr. Ven Huizen was born in
Holland Nov. 17. 1888. and married
Stella Rose at Courtenay, N. D.,
Dec. 24, l-918. For the last 18
years he had been elder of the
Dover Reformed church, which he
helped build.
He leaves Mrs. Ven Huizen;
three sons, Herman and Eugene of
Hannaford and Raiph of Wimbledon, N. D.; a daughter, Mrs. Kaslper (Minnie) Severson, Wimble,ldon; five brothers and sisters, Arthur of Wimbledon, Isaac, Mrs.
Claus Huizenga, Mrs. Aleck Huiilzenga and Mrs. Martha Bielma,
'lall
Fulton, Ill., and a grandson,
Howard Severson.
Services will be at 2 Thursday
in St. John's Methodist church of
Wimbledon, Rev. Gideon Walbrink
of Litchville, N. D., officiating.
Pallbearers will be Herman, CIarence, John and Peter Rose, Norman Johnson and Wilbur Kamphuis. W. D. Sinclair funeral home
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COOPERSTOWN,
l.
N. D.-Thel
Dales. vic-l
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lServices Monday
'^"1'^
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Hf"f;"'1li'riT:|,*'*H1,tTilil
e Finley, N. D., Air Base. willl
lr.ur
--lF"*.tq[ruD
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ave.today
witha militarv..'.*il:
r.hishome
atEscanaba,
Mich.
I
ThesonoJMr. andMrs.Arthurl
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ffiill*';s'furT
l:t",t&H;
btorson, he was killed
KEI?nd turnedend over enaiii-i
Ssl umes.
I
' EonaldBenedix,22,
driver of thel
ptr'w.ho also is'fro'm tne fUievl
Egp' is reportedin "good'; c;;-1
ffion_ rn a^hospitalhere. He re-l
;ceiveda fractirred left lee-andl
lotherinjuries. He is from b"saiiii,l
'i
_] jMinn.
s. J. Quam,Griggscountycoro.i
jner, said Victorson apparendvl
pas J<iled- instanrly. Daafh $r*i
f.Ue !o- a I'racturedneck and ia"l
{herewere
'qq
H:f;l.3f"dt1u;
I Victorson
would have beer#
&9"v. He wasbornin Miehiq
ra,
rsse.
fv
t
home
li.'J^.f: ri. Wo"a"r
lof"McVille is in charge.
I Born in Bergen t^oivng!!q'I-vgllson county, June.24, 1881,-Mr'
lVrenr had ipent his entire life on
lthe home farm. I He leru"s a brother' Alvin- of
lpet in, and a sister, Mrs. Alma
Minn. A
Cambridg-e,_
lpahtberg,
iiJili--tita",preceled him in
death,
SOn, MilfOfd
I
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q :Sr.r1::..::i:rr:.
T-B#.$Tgnt-"nurg,
DUf l( a m p h i S. I
lrornrn
eit and i
Drrg.Ven Huiz.enlar!ffiT-w C;;;;.
i
A tormer teacher here, Mrs. Ven
I
Huizen died Wednesdiy.
I
BEBNH"6,RDVOOEN PASSEI)
AWAY I.A,STTRIDAY.MORMNG
Vogen, for trventy years
-..'., l"Ilhutd
a Gllggs county resident, passed
away a,t his home in Rosendal townshlp last Friday morning: at four
o'clock, following two year#nf illness. The late weeks of his life,
found him very low and death was
momentarily expected. Death, flnally, was of merciful giving, ending
. intense suftering. Brights dlsease
was the cause of his illuess and his
doath.
Those lvho knew Mr. Vogen, and
they were many, had great respect
for the man. He was a splenditl husband, father and neighbor and his
death leaves a great void in tho
neighborhood of his home. His vridow and three daughters survive hinl.
The daughters are Olga, Bertha and
Florence. They all have the deep
sympathy of all acquaintances.
Ii'uneral services were held at the
Yogen home Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Halling of Binford officiating. F.rom
mlles ,ebout came friends to pey lest
tribute to one held high in the estim&tion of a,tl. On Monday the remalns were taken to Rushford, Minnesota, for burial beside his parents.
The pallrbearers were: Benjamin
C,tm'ant, J. D. Barclay, OIe L&rson,
Henry Asmus, Joe Storkson and .A,rthur Anson.
Bernhard Vogen was born September 8, 1868" in the town of
Preble, X'illmore county, Minnesota.
November 6, 1899, he was united in
marriage to Miss Hulda Svenson, ths
'
wedding taking Blace at Clarksfleld,
Minn. In 1,904 he brought his family to GriCCs coun,ty, where he and
they have since resided.
0f
TortrrelVigesaa
IsDead
Broadview
to be Held
FuneralS.ril
PeterVigesaa'Dies
2 p.^. Fridayat Zion
Church
Lutheran
AtSverdrup
Home
Torkel Vigesaa, long-tirne Broadview farrner. dier at his horne Wednesday at 12 noon from coronarY occlusion. ,services will be' conducted
at bhe Zion Luthera.n, church aL 2 P.
m. on I'riday'
Reverends Oscar Monson, Ll.rdvig
[.unde, and Silas Bergstad of Mayville will conduct the last rites.
Torkel Vigesaa, son of Tbrkel and
Bertha Vigesaa was born June 18,
1868 at Vi'gesaa in Bjerkriam, Norway. He came to America in 1888
a,nd two years later settled in Broadview township, where he has made
his home since.
He was m,arried to Louisa Osland
43 years ag:o. She lives yet to mourn
his passing.
Ch'Idren of his that are living in
Griggs county are Mrs. Albert Berge,
Mrs. Oarl Hetland, Mrs. Lars Nevland, Mrs. ,Oswald Wuflestad, Hurluf,
Trygve
and [,awrence.
Another
daughter, Mrs. ,Lester Erickson, i,s in
the mission fields of Africa.
A brother, Martin
V gesaa, of
Broadview and a sister in Norway,
Anna Vigesaa, are still living. TWo
ibrothers and Lhree sisLers preceded
him in death.
Quam's funeral hortle is in charg€
of ttre &rrangements.
*Ir
Mrs. R. B. Vogan Is
Dead at Regina Home
Mrs. R. B. Vogan, former Binford
resident and an aunt of Mrs. O. H.
Marquardt of ttris city, died at her
ho,me in ,R,egina, Sask., on Wednesday, August 28. Mr. and Mrs. Vog:an were residents of Einford years
,ago where Mr. Vog'an wa"s manager
of:n elevator at that point.
Ttre family rnoved to Saskachewan
in L909 taking up a homestead in the
tSpringwater district, west of Saskatoon. They farmed there until 1921
when they moved to Saskatoon, and
a year later Mr. Vogan joined the
staff of the dairy branch of the Sas,kachewan department of agriculture,
since when the family has lived at
rRegina.
She is survived ;by her husband,
one son, George, of Moose Jaw, nnd
one d.aug'hter, Bernice, at home. A
sister Mrs. Bernard Vogan, is also
/ a suryivor'
ri
FuneralServices Are Held
NearLuvernefor Ased I
F .
r r
I
unggs
rarmer
I
Peter Vigesa", *h. haA been faii- |
ing in health fior some time,
Oue I
mostly to otd age, passed away at
I
his home in Sverdrup township, Sun|
day evening, Ja"nuary bth. F'uneral
I
services vvere ileld, at the Lund
I
church near Izuverrre at 2:80 o,clock i
Thurs<lay, Jamuary 9lh, following
i
services held at the home at 12:80. I
,was made in the
Lund i
iBurial
church cemetery.
I
i
*". Vigesaa was born uear Eger- |
I
sund, Norway, in 1859. In 1g?Z he I
was married to ElizabeLh Vindine- I
land of Lhe same pla,ce in Birkuri, i
Non67sy. To this union ni,ne child- |
,ren were born, thrce of whom died I
'in
infancy, one daughter, Bertha, I
p?*tud &w-ay in 1911, at the age of
i
24'
r
. [{e came to the United States in
I
June, 19O7 w'ith his wife and familv. I
'fhey stayed
witJ: their
old.es,t sJrr i
whc had emigrated
to this countuy I
six yearw previous. Here they macle I
their home for two years until ilrey
I
purchased the farm
in Sverdrup l
township in this co'nty wUere Mi. i
Vige.saa resided until his deatJ:.
I
He leaves to morn him ,tr,vo broth- I
ers, Torkel and Martin; five children. I
Thomas of MoHenry; Aadne a^ndSig- ]
vart, of Eope; &nd Thorval and peter I
at home. One sister also survives t
and makes her home in Norwav.
His I
-deathl
wife having preceded him in
abourt a year ag.o.
OneTimeRomness
Woman
Is Dead
'Livedin Griggs !..i
BeloreTurn of Century;
rCame
FromNorway
Information
re,ceived here during
the week indicated that Mrs. ,Randini
Mathea UJrberg, g6, well knorwo in
Ro.rr.l'tesstovrnship before the turn
of
lhe cemtury, died at her horne i:r Olinda, Wash., March 23.
tShe came to the United States from
Norway about 60 years ago. Since
re_avrngthis area, she had been a res_
ident of Wisco.rusin for a few years
before goinl8. to Washington.
- Sunviving are Lwo sons, Georg.e IrI_
berg of Seatile and C. n. A. rJme:rg
of Ollnda; 4r.re daug.hter, Mrs. J. F".
Warn of Olinda, and 15 grandchild3'uneral services were held in An_
derson, Wash., Tuesday, March 26.
-
iMrs. Yigetaa Of lI
iCooperstou-n
Diesl,
']
s[K
olx)s
'y
coornnsrowN,N. D._ Thel\
lfuneralof Mrs. Torkel (Lovisa)l
lvlgesaa,88, long time Coopers_lf
^2:3011
Itowuresident,will be at
lbundayin Zion LutheranChurchlJ
The altar of Bethel Evangelical
sister of the bridelsouthof here. The Rev. LeRovi]
,/N;aawill officiate.
" lt
Free Church was decoratecl with
was bridesmaid.
'l".Born..July
gratriori,
18,1821,
snapdragons,
in
Norwav
l1
,]rvirs.vrgesaa
-r"teveningljil"*"h1"igih"o,
:{ Io*t3?f.3"rytr#3",,1,:"tt*ro1",Hl
cameto the Unitedlr
candelabra Wednesday_
-;;J
brother of the
when Miss Agnes Teiglana anallrid;,
groomsman. Ushers
lheodore Vigesaa spoke theirly_er-q Gle_nHetland and Monroe
cousins of the bridemarriage vows itr a ioubte
"i"gl$Xltj.tad, A.r'ih e^-i*^-_
ceremony.The
lsrrurvuJ..
rrre rtev.
Rev. (-arl
Carl .r.
J. Ios_l
Fos-I"#i'"i'
sandness, aunt of
, Mrs, Alvin
hurch
't#33;
ilfill'.ulm
liJ:in iti,-i,1
#?;:'EIii
sIvi{*t{5r,'&'lT:
Il)
hil11.$;tl.T,,'11
$luooperstown,
|ffii"8;#ii
/i\\
and Mrs. Lesterll(/
mark conductecl
the service.- __ ltt:" piiae,ind ttti..-xi"ixii,"i-ii
-;iliThebrideis the daushter.ot
Denvbr,-cotd;
o;",iir;
Mf.lCr,
q4q
Mrs.
Arthur W.
W. _Teig-Iand,
teielatid. lliiaee"ob;l
poured.Misses
ooured.
Misses T)nrie
?49-+urs. Arthur
-diia'Hazei'eldm
Doris
lbridegroom,
1414.TenthAve. s. anclMr."Vigej
luT tiie
lrereiina
saa is the s_onof Mr, and ryrls.lwealaing
ci*e. wtiss-avil $i";;
Lawrence_Vigesaa of CoopeiJtd;";ft;i.,';;d
lnaet'iiiree oi.r'o;oro-A
r
Frontier, Sask.; threei[\\\
, l.Einct(son,
"lsons,Trygve,Laurenceaid H;:l/,
Ba Srand_i[(((
Il,Yql,.tt uooperstown,
;i;i:f.'* and30 sreat-srandchil-1fl
preceded
f,u"inll\(
ll, H:r husband
town,
rclwn, N.
r\. u.
D.
lMi..o"
ilnio Teigland and
anrr Annie
A--i^
Lois
lMisses
__Mrs. Howard SorUand of Mora, lAusitd wJre af the eift tabte.
Mir-rn., played. the nupriar muiidlofiie"J aisiiiini-w";;
fitil. 6ff:
Miss Emily Olsonlencertaiiana;Itftis;e; Lilld; d;;;_
qrd_ggco.mnqnied.
pe_1-lvold,
oI luoornead.who sang ..O_
-Lord;slc"d",-6i"ol
Doris Fosmark, Anetta
'- and .,TEe
Jean -lti!.-Aider;;;inA-,il
IS.t Love,"-
lqealn.
lilll
'i..
Qqu* Funeral
Homewill tru.l((
'll\\
*-
Itne funeral.
Prayer."
E.
Miss .Doris Johnson_qf Fergo,ltvra"cinJ-*a"gur.nici,ara CroJi
lfnornpionanA"fvfrs.
was maid of honor, ancl Miss Caioj
,
*,
, l4r
49IIqrc
\Asn"t Teigland
iiiiiiii
iitia!ltil
:ii;!!iittl
Zo*-" f l* ,::""
llis.R"srnussen
q
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lSpokenAt Anet;a-
li
l! Vangsness'Anderson
- ,li
jld,s#ffi'f'Hir
:/*l*,tr;iiffi$t'$#liff
h
l/:'f
,ili$"ll*#::a"il"s'?t*t'"+"il;B;
j
E;1ru*"*"u*:*#r*,i:h"fl
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,i:t
t1
'
.l.- Arrendantswere yi.j
{rv"r.lirri_lctrurchoct. 26.
II
and GavlordS""tlJ
in marriage.!vtrertattrer,li
6l/irl,l1il.
:/t1:ir*"',1*t
gownl
bride
wore
white
a
satin
:l
^ --_-'. ..
lw
lthe
",.uu.n
I
t
rn.ll'?::lH.r:ii":','Brl.ttiff
"/n.fi"Tf'*on'J?,H.q!,X?tj,,T
ffiT:"tf**:l
i
*l:luni'*il,,;;;t'*f*:i
":#[
1*.*'*:[:::::ffi
i
were.brides-lI
tejlMis.sMyrle Vangsness
lmajdq. Their gownsrvereln aCuali
iMartin Vises,da ffil"g.iHfil".H#'"f"'lili:I'"nrll
Miss Aqnes
-bride Teigland will beof CPl. Theodore
come the
MaY ? at the Bethcl l
Vlii.ui
ev-aneeticat Free Church. She is
8
a a"u?t te. of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
1
S'
Ave.
Tenth
1414
w.--r:Eista"o,
Cpr. ViE.ttu'is tlc son of Mr' and l
Mrs. L-awrence Vigesaa of CooPN. D.
erstown,
-oak
Sinaa' graduating flom
Crove Seriina.Y, Miss Teigland
the Ameri-comPanY
-ComPanY
f'tir tu"" emPloYed
^siuppivbY
^siuPPiv
of
tina"
;;; iin."
.Ji"
lFarso. Hcr fiance is a graduate or
iCooEerstown High School and Just
lrecehtly returned from servtce rn
lu
ini",ih t AM 97
slft"f'sx?l:"**f"Jll
8:;liii"!iiJ
I
Itin
ldent of North Dakota,died Fri.
ldav in a Northwoodrest home.
lsoloisf
I
lAneta,the organist.
I ll
werel
Assisting
the
reception
at
\L I
il
|.
;T1i1g"S##jil*.Xit#fi#f
lI
i\4*;;; eev;&l-'-l
D.-Mar li:l^til3.K',i"tX'I?T,iu,
otr""go*".j
-Jact<
| .cooennstowN,oN.
t
"'
Vigesaa,97, long time resi
inO frlrs.
Sevlin,l
been
residing
sev
il,litl;**:'
[:lifri\"":T"fidxris'::"":q*-'
I
rhe.
runerar
wlr.be
atz^,Mo1.
in. Zion Llthef.anChurch ;;'jl:;li'I-ht"v;d
'lday,
qn.t
southof
ot here,
nere. the
tne Revs.
ftevs, K.1ag_
lsoutn
Arag
lviq
Rarranlw snaaladan
lffo;";'il.i,"rrv-sil-iir"a"i-.wufflestad
ands. H. Njaaoffci;1 T'-r
-
ating.
I
Born in NorwayDec. 16, 1801,
Mr. Vigesaacame to the United
States in about 1900. He had
bem making his home with a
nephew,Trivge Vigesaa,until entering the rest home.
Mrs. Vigirsaa died about 10
years ago, Durvrvmgare a son
and daughter,Mrs. Albert (Jennie) Schmitz,Hope,N. D., and
Vigesaa,Spokane,
Wash.
Quam Funeral Home will have
the funeral.
I
. F.or*cc ltandc Bcgara, l-osl
employed
lrur
: - :rr.d
9 * Lompany. b y t h e ' C a l i _
(- )
a subsidarv
or standard Oil of California,
as title clelk. She is
now at_
tending a 45_60 auv
t""l"iig
course rn titie work
in Ne#
Orleans.
glatlioli, snapclragons,
ferns anclforiffiffi ;'.rf"E*- nlilff.t**H --ti;
candelabra Weclnesday eveningljlffi-Cer,-dihnO,
br;thd--;f
when Miss Agnes Teigland and lbride, was gioomsman. Ushers
Glen Hetland and Monroe
Theodore Vigesaa spoke theirlggrg
'cousins of the bridemnnirqo vows
vowq in
in a
a double
,'nrrhla ringljif,'srau,
_i--lwuflestad,
marriage
ceremony. The Rev. Carl J. f*-l'-ii"i'.
Alvin San6ness. aunt of
mark conducted the service.
lthe brtde, and Mrs. KariKrummel
fhg _brideis the daughterof Mr. lof Denver, Colo., aunt of the
q4q. l4rs. Arthur W. Teiglarid,lbridegroom, poured. Misses Doris
1414Tenth Ave. S. ancl Mr.Yige-lteigland aritl-Hazel Bloom cut the
saa is the son of Mr. ancl Mrs. Jwedaing cake. Miss Avis Setness
Lawrelce_Vigesaa
town, N. D.
of
Coopers-lhad
charge of the guest book and
lMisses Lois Teigla;d and Annie
Mrs. Howard Sortland of Mora. lAustact were ai the eift tabie.
Minn., played the nuptial musiilothers assistingwere ilIrs. Claragd_gccompqnied
a!d_?ccompqnied
MissEmily
Miss
Emily Olson
Olsonlence
Haaland, Misses
Lillian OverMissesLillian
OverlenceHaaland,
of Moorhead, who sang "O Per-lvold, Doris Fosmark, Anetta
fect Love," and "The Lord'slGrosz, Carol Jean Anderson and
Prayer."
lMarcene Karges. Mrs. E. T,
Miss Doris Johnson -qf Fergo, lThompson anct Mrs. Richard Grosz
was maid of honor, ancl Miss Caio- lwere irostesses.
t--\Agn"t Teigland
iliirii:ij
r
t
Vo*, x ly.
lEig-RasmusEen
U l;; ,
lSpokenAt Aneta
n
fi$ ,l*1;:ta:#ii';:,qHff
qlt/*i
-;i/[;i
",ft..
#,i]'
:tTli.::.t"
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ij"
I
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"
fi 5/r*11#f
E
ifx"'f#:'l'"u
tii""o sanda
orjti.ran
n.ll'?:;
rxl.'s"#'
l/r"i.Tf11'i"il",H"3i
j*tl;*:ttt:H#*[g
-ilirs
.o*"
Agttes
-CPI, will be-t"ide fcig!nd
of
- Th:o^q?:g c
irlo
Vi*L'tui'- u"v ? at thc Bcthcl
Bu"uni"li.ui i-rcc Church' She is
l
t
l
j
f,,i"t:
*'Ti"ltil'
Y,!
a'f+g[li;a:
# b"u1
;"".?."'
#*"litlLf;'\,",
erstown, N' D.
"ro'.
Jl"t'"i*P,lh
"*ll*iil'
'.i*,f'il*
",:"*".
"comPanY
t'or
e,l#f,'
1i;;"-"'!;i;1v
[ii'[:it
iU;
";* t &sJ'^
iffiT":t
IE*gi*"*'?i';l'
tn
lieccntly returned from servrce
l+
Martin Yigeyla
Died').t A{e 97
N, D._MAr
COOPERSTOWN,
tin Vigesaa,97, long time resi
dent of North Dakota, died Fri'
in a Northwoodrest home,
whbre he had been residing several months.
The funeral will be at 2 Monday in Zion Lutheran Church
south of here, the Revs. Krag
Wufflestadand S. H. Njaa offci,
atins.
Bom in NorwayDec. 16, 1861,
Mr. Visesaa
--in cameto the United
about 1900.IIe had
States
been making his home with a
nephew,Trivge Vigesaa,until enteringthe rest home.
Mri. Vigbsaa died about 10
years ago. Survrvlngare a son
an<ldaughter,Mrs. Albert (Jennie) Schmitz,Hope,N. D., and
Wash.
Tron Vigesaa,Spokane,
Quam Funeral Home will have
the funeral.
E'
r,'a;dg Bcgart,
1g5l
. Flo;:cncc
ls now empJoyed by the Cali_
r9r1.a
!omnany. a subsidary
or standard Oil of California,
as title cierk. She is now at_
t.-nding. a 45-60 day training
course iit tiile work in New
Orleans.
1953
Minn., will be in
RIDING poNIDS will be a feature of the 50th Anniversary f provided-bV Sig Vigesaa, right, of Twin Valley,
yMgt-Camp program wfrich s"ir u"der wav Monday. The ponies, I charee of Y corrnselors.
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Albert Vogt, 76r\b,l
Wimbledon, Dies
WIMBLEDON. N. D' - A]bert
Voet. ?6, who farmedhereformany
yeiri. aieo TuesclaY in a ValleY
Citv hospital.
Born Aug. 20, 18?6 in-9ermanY'
t5 tho'United States with
rt"
parents as a small boY...
his "iilu
Survivors are two sons, Earl or
lCio".tt"-n. N. D', and RaYm,g1P
loi Foiirana.'ore.; a brother.-WiI-
DALE VICTORSON, 2J., airman first class from the Finley,
N. D., radar base, was killed Friday night when his car left N. D.
7..41/zniles east of Cooperstown,N. D., and rolled over. tGri$$f
{jir, s
Gptrnly Sentinel-Courier Photo)
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Mrs.Vig, gSrDiesAt An"#
ANETA, N, D.-Mrs. James J. Three daughters, Mrs. Regina
(Annie) Vig, 93, resident of Aneta
Field, Aneta, Mrs. Ralph Seger'
since territorial days, died in her
Sherwood,and Mrs. JosePhKnud-i
farm home Sunday.
grandchil'l
The funeral will be at 2 Friday son, Tolley, N. D.; 32
great-grandchildren
andi
48
in Sundahl Lutheran Church in dren;
Aneta, of which she waS a mem- six great-great-grandchildren.Heri
ber, the Rev. Ralph Johnshoy of- husband, a daughter and twol
ficiating.
Ringstad-Wonder Fugrandchildren preceded her inl
nerai Home is in charge.
I
Born at Skudesness, Norway. death.
Sept. 8, 1862,Mrs. Vig was married to Mr. Vig in Norway Aug. 22,
1881. They came to Dakota Territory in 1885,and after a year at
Portland they moved to Aneta,
her home since.
She leaves seven sons, Peder
and Edwin of Aneta, Hjalmer of
Grand Forks, Oscar of Sherwood,
N. D., Elmer of Eau Claire, Wis.,
Arthur of Poulsbo, Wash., and Edgar of Seattle;
iiim-;a ori:gon;'seven gra.ndchil'
dren and one great grandchild'
Service will be at 2 Saturday at'
St. Paul's Lutheran Church herei
;ith th;- Rev. Fred Ridel offi'l
lciatins. 4
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MissNadinePaintner,. I
,YiIleIIaEngaged ,tf I
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paintnerl
Palntnerl
of Cooperstown, N. D., announcel
Fo '=lt":i"ff}*#il
Rose, to Josephl
J. Villella, sonl
of Mr. and Mrs. I
Ralph Villella,
presently of
Clifton, N. J.
Miss Paintner
is a graduate
of the Cooperstown High
School and is
MissPaintner teaChing in a
rural school near Cooperstown, Mr.
Villella is a graduate of Berlin
Iligh School at Kensington, Conn.,
and is now employed by the Hagen
Rad,io anil Television Store of
Cooperstown.