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Collection Summary
Collection: 00032 - North Dakota Oral History Project Photograph Collection
Folder: MZ-20
Item: 00022
Title: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prentis (Mabel Marie Young) Martin, Mr. and Mrs Paul (Helga Sundby) Berge and an unknown teacher, Elsworth Township, McKenzie County (N.D.)
Date: 7/1910
Creator: Christensen, Ralph,--1911-1982
Inscription/Marks: [handwritten in black ink on edges of postcard] Mr. & Mrs. Chas. (Mabel) Martin, Elsworth Township, July 1910 [facsimile file] Written on front: Mr. & Mrs. Chas. (Mabel) Martin, Elsworth Township, July 1910. Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Helga) Berge, Unknown teacher.
Summary: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prentis (Mabel Marie Young) Martin, Mr. and Mrs Paul (Helga Sundby) Berge and unknown teacher and an unknown teacher. __[Ellsworth (N.D.)-Place Names] A rural post office established May 22, 1907 with John Gerard as Postmaster at his home in Section 33-149-100, Ellsworth Township near the source of Cherry Creek. After the name Gerard had been rejected by postal officials, it was named for its township, which was named for pioneer settler Elsworth E. Earley who served as the mail carrier, bringing it here from Schafer. The township's name is now spelled Ellsworth. The post office closed June 15, 1915 with mail to Arnegard.
Red ID: PH_I_124151 Image ID: 184077 Image Notes: 00032-MZ-20-00022

Collection: 00032 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: North Dakota Oral History Project Photograph Collection
Date: 1880-1977

Summary: Consists of copies of photographs belonging to people interviewed for the North Dakota Oral History Project. The Project was undertaken by Larry Sprunk, with the cooperation of the North Dakota American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, the North Dakota Farmers Union, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota. The primary objective of the North Dakota Oral History Project was to conduct oral tape recorded interviews with North Dakotans who lived through the state's history and who could speak of this history from a first-hand basis. Interviewees were photographed at the time of their interviews. In addition, the project borrowed over 6,000 historical photographs which were copied and added to the State Historical Society's collection. Many interviewees also donated family histories, documents, letters, ledgers, books, and artifacts.

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