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	Submitted by Curtis Stark, Bismarck. Andrew and Albertina Johnson family portrait. They arrived from Orebro, Sweden, in 1882, and homesteaded in Naughton Township north of Bismarck. Andrew worked on the construction of the first state capitol building. Three of the sons became ministers. Back row: Emil, Charles, Andrew, Fred and Frank. Front row: Herman, Albertina, Andrew and Abel. Butler Studio, Bismarck. 1910.
	Submitted by Curtis Starck, Bismarck. Emil and Elna Johnson wedding photograph. The couple married on June 21, 1916, at the Rosedale farm two miles south of Stanton. Holmboe Studio, Bismarck. 1916.
	Submitted by Curtis Starck, Bismarck. August and Inga Johnson Family. Inga Swanson emigrated from Alvesborg, Sweden, with her parents in 1885. August Johnson emigrated from Alvesborg in 1886. They married in 1887 and homesteaded in Oliver County. Back row: Elna, Linus, John William, Hjalmar and Goda. Front row: August, Anna and Inga. Stanton. 1905.
	Submitted by Eunice Frederick, Flasher. Tin type of two ladies in black: Ida Suppnick Frederick and Ida Grimm. Detroit, Mich., 1895
	Submitted by Eunice Frederick, Flasher. Frederick family photo. Vernard, Elizabeth, mother, Darryl, Eunice and Fritz Frederick beside their home in Flasher. 1944.
	Submitted by Eunice Frederick, Flasher. Elizabeth, Theodore and Paul Grimm. Columbia City, Ind., 1914.
	Submitted by Marilyn A. Davisson, Bismarck. Frances Glaser Wenger, 5, standing on the block where the Holiday Inn is at Seventh and Broadway. Behind her is the Soo Line Depot. 1918-19.
	Submitted by John A. Toman, Flasher. Frederick and Chittick cousins, and Corkey the dog, on the Frederick farm west of Flasher in 1940. From left, Verda Chittick, Joyce Chittick, Eunice Frederick, Darryl Frederick and Gerald Frederick.
	Submitted by Russel Kruger, Mandan. After the war. Clara and Dick Lubke. Mandan. 1946.
	Submitted by Russel Kruger, Mandan. Andrew Ironroad family standing in front of train at the Northern Pacific Railway Depot in Mandan in the 1940s. From left, Josephine Halsey Ironroad, Andrew Ironroad and Mary Hairychin Ironroad.
	Submitted by Tracy Koenig, Baldwin. Rasmussen family portrait. Back row: Casper Rasmussen, father, Ken, Matilda, mother, holding baby Ray. Front row on left, Adelaide, who is 98, and her sister, Ruby. Minot. 1907.
	Submitted by Doris Hansen, Bismarck. Two bachelor homesteaders, John Nelson and Andrew Mork, played for dances when they were not working. Books and a phonograph can be seen on the shelf behind them. 1913"
	Submitted by Marilyn A. Davisson, Bismarck. Shown are Hans and Frances Jorgensen. Frances was the Avon Lady in Flasher for 18 years, until she moved to Mandan. Hans started the Flasher Light Plant in 1922. Frances would read the meters and was the bookkeeper. Hans died in 1947. Frances then married George Wenger, and they had a clothing store in Flasher for many years.
	Submitted by Ann Kolstad, Bismarck. The Sitter family in front of home made from a box car. Over the years, Jake Sitter added to the box car home, including a hand-dug basement. In the 1960s, the house was moved to a farm where it is still used. Left to right: back, Jake, Margaret, Margaret; front, Anna Mae, Jacob, Carolita, Julia and Julius Sitter. Bismarck. 1945.
	Submitted by Walt Schramm, Bismarck. Orena Drath of Hazen, 1945.
	Submitted by Priscilla Wilson, Bismarck. Jane Gray Stewart stands in front of her first car, a late 1940s model, in Granville or Minot.
	Submitted by Priscilla Wilson, Bismarck. Leone Gray of Granville, mother of Jane Gray Stewart, with baby carriage.
	Submitted by Priscilla Wilson, Bismarck. An elderly couple by their car.
	Submitted by Priscilla Wilson, Bismack. Two children by old car.
	Submitted by Priscilla Wilson, Bismarck. Unidentified couple.
	Submitted by Mike Rimpfer, Bismarck. Ella, Norma and Betty Haussler playing with a tricycle near Monango in the early 1940s.
	Submitted by Mike Rempfer, Bismarck. Norma Haussler sits on Babe, the horse, on the Haussler farm around 1940 in Dickey County.
	Submitted by Mike Rempfer, Bismarck. Edward and Elsie Herrmann in 1915 or 1916 near Forbes and Monango.
	Submitted by Mike Rempfer, Bismarck. Art, Richard and their father, John Hermann, are on the porch while Paul sits on a horse named Maude. Reinhard is standing with his arm around a colt named Jim. The photograph was taken near Forbes or Gascoyne in the early 1920s.
	Submitted by Milton Turnbull, Bismarck. Milton Turnbull, age 2 or 3 years, sitting on a horse held by his father, Henry. The photograph was taken in about 1925 near MClusky. The dog in the background is Rover.
	Submitted by Cindy Lou Highy, Bismarck. Johann Rahn Family. Back row: Martha Rahn (Mrs. Emanuel Zeimann), Ernest Rahn and John Rahn. Front: Johann Rahn, wife Karolina (Lehmann), Ferdinand Rahn, his wife, Marie Magdalena (Ziemann) Rahn, and son, Herman John Rahn. Hazen, 1904.
	Submitted by Cindy Lou Highy, Bismarck. George Reinhardt Jr. Family. Left to right: Lucille, Alma, Alvina (holding Lillian), George, Gertie, Shirley, HIlda, Flrence and Doris. In front, LaLerne, Viola, Art (holding Vernon). Hazen, 1942.
	Submitted by Cindy Lou Highy, Bismarck. Lucille Reinhardt Ziemann, Erhart Ziemann and Cinty Ziemann Highley, age 2. Bismarck, 1950.
	Submitted by Sister Madonna Wagendorf, Bismarck. Frank Wagendorf on horseback in 1905 on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, Phelan Ranch on the Missouri River.
	Submitted by Robert Ekre, Beach. Ida Nordin, posing for a 1913 photograph, was 25 years old when she arrived in Beach from Sweden. She married Stener Ekre in 1916, and they went on to raise five children on their farm near Beach."
	Submitted by Jane Anderson, Bismarck. Jane Anderson of Bismarck holds a chicken on the family homestead near Hague in 1944. Her family, the Joseph and Betty Heiers, moved to Bismarck in 1949.
	Submitted by Jane Anderson, Bismarck. Heier family photograph. Back row: Sister Laurella, Rev. Francis, Sister Mardarda, Mike, Sister Gilberta, Joseph and Sister Delphine. Front row: George, Rev. Peter and Magdalena. Hague. 1926.
	Submitted by Jane Anderson, Bismarck. George Anderson of Bismarck being pulled in a wagon by a goat. 1915.
	Submitted by Mildred Fiechtner, Mandan. Family photograph. Rosie Knopp, Dave Isaak and Christina Isaak near their home in Kulm. 1930.
	Submitted by Roy Gilbreath, Bismarck. J. R. Gilbreath. Editor and publisher of the Mandan Pioneer 1898-1907.
	Submitted by Roy Gilbreath, Bismarck. W. C. Gilbreath. North Dakota Commissioner of Agriculture, 1903-1914.
	Submitted by Roy Gilbreath, Bismarck. V. L. Gilbreath. secretary of the Bismarck Chamber of Commerce, 1945-1947.
	Submitted by Peggy Jean, Bismarck. Margaret McClellan and an unknown man in front of the Bismarck Bank between 1918-1920.
	Submitted by Peggy Jean, Bismarck. Margaret McClellan with statue at St. Mary's Church between 1918 and 1920.
	Submitted by Judith Hammer, Bismarck. Norman Hammer of Velva stands in front of Theodore Roosevelt's cabin when it was located on the state Capitol grounds in Bismarck, 1936.
	Submitted by Judith Hammer, Bismarck. Rudolph Chilson and his team, Rock and Rosie, on his way courting near Bergen in 1918.
	Submitted by Cleaice and Lowell Sease, Mandan. Wedding day. Earl and Ada Sease. McClusky. 1912.
	Submitted by Eunice Toman, Flasher. Family of John Toman Sr. Back row: Josephine, Marie, mother, Emil, John Sr., father. Front row: William, Frank, John, Shep the dog, Joseph. Taken on the John Toman Sr. farm south of New Salem in 1908.
	Submitted by Marjorie Magnuson, Bismarck. 50th wedding anniversary photo of Burleigh County pioneers Ira and Emma Falkenstein, taken in the Still Community Hall on Feb. 18, 1948.
	Submitted by Garry O'Callaghan, Bismarck. Clark family. Susan Nieolson McDonel, Mary Ann Clark, Mrs. Eliza Clark, Susan Nieolson (daughter of Vonnie), John Clark and sons, Leslie and Curtis. Eight miles south of Bismarck along Missouri River. 1915.
	Submitted by Lee Miller, Bismarck. After WWII reunion. Clarence, Philip 'P. H.', Olga, Leland, Richard and Norris MIller, all of Bismarck. 1946.
	Submitted by Roy M. Barth, Mandan. Wedding picture. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Barth. Mandan. 1916.
	Submitted by Roy M. Barth, Mandan. Frank Barth family. Back row: Jerry Adams, Roy Barth, Frank M. Barth, Shirley, wife of Frank, Polly Barth, Rose Barth, Joe Barth, Toney Barth, John Barth. Front row: Emil Barth, Katherine Adams holding Jerry Adams Jr., Frank F. Barth, father, Mary Barth, mother, Hele Barth, wife of Tony holding Antonette Barth. 1947.
	Submitted by Marjory Taplin, Bismarck. The 1933 wedding photograph of Marjory Morris of Regan and Ralph Taplin of Still, taken in Bismarck.
	Submitted by Marjory Taplin, Bismarck. The 1906 wedding photograph of Birdie Klawitter and Thomas F. Morris, both of Bismarck. Butler Studios, Bismarck.
	Submitted by Oscar L. Peterson, Bismarck. 'Punki' Loy, daughter of Leonard Loy, and Oscar Pterson, both of Stanton. Peterson farm. 1940.
	Submitted by Oscar L. Peterson, Bismarck. Group photograph taken after the crew pulled a car form the Knife River near the Albert Peterson farm in Mercer County. Oswald Peterson, Anne Peterson, Wilber Stephess unidentified, Mary Peterson, Janis Peterson, Ralph Loy and Albert Peterson. Stanton. 1938.
	Submitted by Michelle R. Berg, Bismarck. Gay Suchy (Slezak). Mandan, 1932.
	Submitted by Michelle R. Berg, Bismarck. Gay Suchy (Slezak) on the Capitol grounds, with a trolley car in the background, during the summer of 1930.
	Submitted by Michelle R. Berg, Bismarck. Northern Pacific Railway Depot, Mandan, 1945. Back row: Gay Suchy (Slezak), Mary Suchy, unidentified; front row: Allan Berg, unidentified.
	Submitted by Michelle R. Berg, Bismarck. Gay Suchy (Slezak) holding a camera. Mandan, late 1920s
	Submitted by Marjory Taplin, Bismarck. Marjory Morris of Wilton sits outside St. Mary's High School on Ninth Street, where she lived at the school while attending four years of high school. 1928.
	Submitted by Lou Hruby, Wilton. Cousins Larry Anderson and Janice Reiling Schafer join Donna Herman for her second birthday party. Wilton. 1940.
	Submitted by Lou Hruby, Wilson. Marjie Taplin of Wilton stands in front of a 1934 Ford. The photograph was taken near the Tinis Coal Mine in 1937.
	Submitted by Patrica A. Serafin, Lincoln. The interior of a home in Hettinger in 1949.
	Submitted by Patricia A. Serafin, Lincoln. Elvin Boe playing with a cat. 1938.
	Submitted by Lou Hruby, Wilton. Marjie and Gerald Morris. Bismarck. 1919.
	Submitted by Donna Herman, Bismarck. Dick Patzman and his grandmother, Emma Klawitter, pose outside the family home on Third Street in Bismarck in 1933.
	Submitted by Marjie Taplin, Bismarck. Ralph Taplin and Marjie Morris, both of Wilton, stand in front of a 1928 Model A Ford in Baldwin in 1932.
	Submitted by Jean Hruby, Wilton. Baby buggy loaded with three girls: Joy Hurt, Jean Anderson Hruby and Lou Taplin Hruby. Wilton. 1944.
	Submitted by Albert Ternes, Bismarck. No one remembers the occasion for this photograph taken on a farmstead west of Strasburg in 1889 or 1890. The men are decked out in the fashion of the times. The man on the far right is Nickolaus Ternes, who came here from Russia in about 1889.
	Submitted by John Jacobsen, Bismarck. Jacob Koepplin playing accordian near the Cannonball River south of Elgin on a Sunday afternoon.
	Submitted by Pearl Zerr, Mandan. Michael and Mary Hurby. Wilton, 1927.
	Submitted by Pearl Zerr, Mandan. Emil and Marth Zerr. Arena. 1924.
	Submitted by Pearl Zerr, Mandan. Michael and Mary Hruby Family. Standing: Don, Pearl, Margaret, Albert. Sitting: Mike and Mary. Wilton. 1950-51.
	Submitted by Cleaice and Lowell Sease, Mandan. Wedding day for Ralph and Eva Dwelle of Fessenden. Sept. 10, 1919.
	Submitted by Cleaice and Lowell Sease, Mandan. John Horace Family, descendants of Flanders castle in Belgium. Back row: Lula Mae, George Leonard, Fossie Mabel, Chester Eugene, Ray Elwood and James Mark. Front row: Frank Henry 'Hank', John Horace, father, Eva Adella, standing, Eva Adella, mother, sitting, and Albert Charles. Back row: Lula Mae, George Leonard, Fossie Mabel, Chester Eugene, Ray Elwood and James Mark. Front row: Frank Henry (Hank), John Horace (father), Eva Adella (standing), Eva Adella (mother, sitting) and Albert Charles. Chasely 1913.