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Red River Valley title page vol 2

Biography of Adna Colburn of Hawley, Minnesota

Clay County /

…shared with her husband the trials of the early days. She died in 1881, leaving seven children, six of whom are married and have families. In 1892, Mr. Colburn married Mrs. Martha Turner, who was an early settler and a member of the English colony, and who is active and efficient in church and missionary work. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns And Villages of the Valley From the Time of Their First Settlement And Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company, 1909….

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Biography of Ole Evans of Ulen Township, Minnesota

Becker County, Clay County /

…esteem by her many friends in Ulen. Mr. Evans was the second of a family of five children, two sons and three daughters, viz. : Mrs. L. P. Herreed, Edwin, Mrs. J. E. Heimark and Rose are his sisters and brother. They were all well educated and all have families except Rose, who was recently married. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns And Villages of the Valley From the Time of Their First Settlement And Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company, 1909….

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Biography of Frank A. Weld of Minnesota

Clay County /

…appointment as president of the State Normal School in the year 1889. Since that year, he has been retained as the chief director of this seat of learning, and since his advent into the school, the enrollment has tripled in numbers, and the general management of the institution has been brought to a plane of effectiveness. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns And Villages of the Valley From the Time of Their First Settlement And Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company, 1909….

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Biography of Frank A. Weld of Mankato Minnesota

Clay County /

…appointment as president of the State Normal School in the year 1889. Since that year, he has been retained as the chief director of this seat of learning, and since his advent into the school, the enrollment has tripled in numbers, and the general management of the institution has been brought to a plane of effectiveness. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns And Villages of the Valley From the Time of Their First Settlement And Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company, 1909….

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Biography of Fred Johnson of Moorehead Minnesota

Clay County /

…Mr. Johnson is a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He joined the Northern Light Lodge in Fargo in 1881 and is currently a member of the Advance Lodge No. 69 in Moorhead. In 1882, he married Miss Mary Manstrom from Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have two children: Henry Walter and Minnie Elizabeth. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns And Villages of the Valley From the Time of Their First Settlement And Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company, 1909….

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Biography of H. O. Gilbertson of Ulen township, Minnesota

Clay County, Houston County /

…seven children born to them, Julia, the eldest, is married to Mr. Guhl Hanson and lives at Spring Grove, N. D.; Gilbert, the oldest son, is a farmer and lives on the home farm; Carl married Miss Erma Olson; Olava is married to Elias Nordness; Annie is married, and Helmer and Alma live on the family homestead. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns And Villages of the Valley From the Time of Their First Settlement And Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company,…

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Biography of William C. Nash of East Grand Forks Minnesota

Polk County /

…esteemed member of the Masonic Order for the past fifty years, earning high regard within the organization. He aligns with the Democratic party but has never actively pursued or held public office. Known for his broad and liberal views, he is regarded as one of the most influential and substantial citizens in the Red River Valley. Source C.F. Cooper & Company, History of the Red River Valley, Past And Present: Including an Account of the Counties, Cities, Towns And Villages of the Valley From the Time of Their First Settlement And Formation, volumes 1-2; Grand Forks: Herald printing company, 1909….

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1891 Popularity Contest

Uncategorized /

…of Dassel, John E. Bunker, Remick Bros., Spath Bros., Moon & Edminster, Boyer & Edminster, and Chas B. Dunn were at various periods in this line of business. Chas. B. Dunn died March 31, 1925, age 93. In addition our postmasters carried a stock of confectionery, their compensation as the village postmaster being too low for a living. In 1891 B. A. Records resigned his position as village marshal and opened a confectionery and lunch room which he sold to E. Braun, Jr., in 1893 and moved to Puyallup, Pierce Co., Washington, to try his luck in the wild west….

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Captain Strout’s Report

Meeker County /

…and rider would instantly lie down in the tall grass and thus conceal them selves from the sharp-shooters of the Company, (of which there must have been many, judging from the effect of the volley fired at the Indian on the fence.) The Indians engaged in the skirmish were estimated at about one hundred and fifty to two hundred. From Mr. Cross of Cedar Lake our men procured lint for the wounded, and proceeded on their way to Hutchinson, arriving at that point Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Cross was killed by the Indians a few days after, as heretofore related. On…

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First District Court, Meeker County, Minnesota

Meeker County /

…Uncle Sam by pre-empt ing two claims with one cabin, each furnishing half the lumber, the cabin to stand on the line be tween the two claims. Before the claims were pre-empted the brothers fell out, Steirne under-took to carry away his half of the lumber, when Pfeifer shot Steirne. Steirne complains of Pfeifer for an assault with intent to kill, and Pfeifer settles up by giving Steirne a chattel mortgage on two yoke of oxen (all the property either party had in the world except a wife and several children each.) “When the mortgage came due Steirne takes the…

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