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Biography of Anton Christiansen of Goose Prairie township, Minnesota

…Mrs. Christianson are both members of the United Lutheran Church. Their farm comprises some 400 acres in the townships of Goose Prairie and Ulen, with nearly all under good fence, good water, etc., with about two acres of trees, a fine orchard, and taken as a whole, the land is worth at least $40.00 per acre. 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….

Minnesota Genealogy

…Severt O. Thompson, George J. Thompson, Peter E. Thysell, Nels J. Tweeton, Henry G. Tweeton, John G. Ulen, Ole Walker, Thomas Barlow Webb, Robert B. Weld, Frank A. Wheeler, Edwin J. Wheeler, Jerome W. Widlund, S. Bernhard Wije, Andrew H. Wollan, Gustav B. Miscellaneous History of Minnesota Forest Fire Deaths, Hinckley, Pine County, Minnesota, 1894 Visit our new Meeker County Dassel, Minnesota Those were the Days Meeker County Immigration Christiania Port Trondheim Port New Minnesota Genealogy Commanding Officers of Fort Snelling, 1819-1858 Hennepin County This document provides a detailed list of commanding officers who served at Fort Snelling between 1819…

Biography of Elling Klemmetson of Ulen Minnesota

Elling Klemmetson, a successful farmer in Ulen Township, Minnesota, immigrated to the United States from Norway as a young boy. He built a prosperous farm and a comfortable home, raising a large family of ten children with his wife Segre. Elling actively participated in community initiatives and held positions on the school board while remaining dedicated to the Lutheran Church. Elling Klemmetson, the owner of a fine 160-acre farm in section 2 of Ulen Township, Clay County, Minnesota, arrived in the county on March 1, 1880. He is the brother of Mr. Helge Klemmetson, another prosperous farmer in Ulen Township,…

Those Were the Days

Louis Osterlund, coming from Sweden in 1881, became the assistant postmaster in 1882 and a clerk in the store. Peter Wicklund bought an interest in the company and became a member of the firm December 1, 1882. The store was operated for three years and with a big closing out sale, it went out of business; the building was then used for Dassel’s roller skating rink. In 1887, the property was sold to J. Norgren & Co., and used by them in the general merchandise business until it was destroyed in the big fire of January 12, 1900. Other prosperous…

Indian War in Meeker County

…Indian scourge, which resulted in the massacre of about nine hundred whites, on the frontier of Minnesota in the fall of 1862. The preliminary tragedy at Acton, was not the result of a drunken riot-but was the commence ment of a premeditated design to exterminate the whites from this region of country, although prob ably this early commencement, by an insignificant band, was not a part of the program of Little Crow and other leaders. I allude to this, to correct errors which appear to have already been manu factured into departmental history. The Secreta ry of War reported to…

The Indians in Meeker County

…warfare. The fall of the chivalric Custer and his brave command, will be but a drop in the bucket of the sacrifice of human life and treasure. To understand the extent of the Indian war the Government has upon its hands, it is necessary to have a correct knowledge of the position and power of the hostile Sioux and their allies. In one of the late reports of the Commissioner of Indian affairs the location of the different agencies is given, with the number and condition of the Indians on each reservation. The entire Indian population of the United States,…

Biography of Herbert Glaisyer of Hawley Minnesota

…the government in Salt Lake City. Phoebe is married to Mr. Frank Wood and resides in Bismarck, N.D. Wallace Victor, a veterinarian, is in the government service in Oregon. Violet Maud, a high school graduate, lives at home. H. T. Bernard is a civil engineer, and Harold Roland, the youngest, is nearly finished with high school. 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….

Biography of Philip Henry Kiefer of Barnesville Minnesota

…a trustee for the church. In addition to his store building and home, Mr. Kiefer owns other properties in Barnesville and is regarded as one of the town’s prosperous, enterprising, and community-minded individuals. He is affiliated with the Catholic Order of Foresters in Barnesville and is also a member of the Knights of Columbus in Fargo. 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….

Biography of Ole Ulen of Ulen Minnesota

…Ulen. They raised their family in a log house and later a more comfortable home. Ulen’s contributions to the community and his pioneering spirit are well-remembered in the region. Ole Ulen, the famous founder of Ulen township, was born in Norway, April 18, 1818, and died in the village of Ulen, on January 19, 1891. Mrs. Ulen passed away on February 10, three years later. This venerable pioneer, Mr. Ulen, emigrated to America in 1851 when his daughter, Mrs. Ashson, was but a mere infant, and first settled in Rock Prairie, Rock County, Wisconsin, and here he followed the occupation…

Biography of Olaf J. Hagen of Moorhead Minnesota

…Moorhead and a member of several fraternal organizations, including the Masonic Order and the Knights of Pythias. Olaf J. Hagen, B. So., M. D., is a young and accomplished physician and surgeon practicing in Moorhead. He commenced his practice in the area in 1907. He is the brother of Halvor J. Hagen, a prominent banker in Fort Abercrombie. Olaf J. Hagen is the seventh child in a family of nine children, with seven of them still living. Dr. Hagen was born on September 16, 1872, in Menominee, Wisconsin. He comes from Norwegian ancestry. His parents, Jens H. and Gunhild (Stendahl)…