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Collection Summary
Collection: 00441 - Mark J. Halvorson Photograph Collection
Folder: 0001.000
Item: 00002
Title: Joseph Burkhard and Katherine Bischoff wedding at St. Anselm’s of Fulda, southeast of Borwick, Pierce County (N.D.)
Date: 11/23/1910
Creator: Halvorson, Mark J
Inscription/Marks: [handwritten on copy of photograph] 23 November 1910 married at St. Anselm’s of Fulda, SE of Berwick, N.D. Pierce County. Nicholas Bischoff. Joseph Burkhard and Katherine Bischoff. Magdalena Bischoff (Mrs. Phillip Dettling), Phillip Dettling.
Summary: Bride and groom Joseph Burkhard and Katherine Bischoff stand on porch of house in background with attendees gathered in group in foreground. They were married at St. Anselm’s of Fulda, southeast of Berwick (N.D.) in Pierce County. Nicolas Bischoff, Magdalena Bischoff (Mrs. Phillip Dettling and Phillip Dettling are also identified in copy of photograph.
Red ID: PH_I_151572 Image ID: 109167 Image Notes: 00441-00002

Collection: 00441 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Mark J. Halvorson Photograph Collection
Date: 1898-2018

Summary: Consists of Halvorson, Bischoff, and Schwann family photographs. Image subjects include portraits of family members, gardens, farming activities, winter, ice fishing, Norwegians, and Germans from Russia. There are several images of Mark J. Halvorson's work at the State Historical Society of North Dakota.

Collection Summary
Collection: 00441 - Mark J. Halvorson Photograph Collection
Folder: 0001.000
Item: 00002
Title: Joseph Burkhard and Katherine Bischoff wedding at St. Anselm’s of Fulda, southeast of Borwick, Pierce County (N.D.)
Date: 11/23/1910
Creator: Halvorson, Mark J
Inscription/Marks: [handwritten on copy of photograph] 23 November 1910 married at St. Anselm’s of Fulda, SE of Berwick, N.D. Pierce County. Nicholas Bischoff. Joseph Burkhard and Katherine Bischoff. Magdalena Bischoff (Mrs. Phillip Dettling), Phillip Dettling.
Summary: Bride and groom Joseph Burkhard and Katherine Bischoff stand on porch of house in background with attendees gathered in group in foreground. They were married at St. Anselm’s of Fulda, southeast of Berwick (N.D.) in Pierce County. Nicolas Bischoff, Magdalena Bischoff (Mrs. Phillip Dettling and Phillip Dettling are also identified in copy of photograph.
Red ID: PH_I_151572 Image ID: 109168 Image Notes: 00441-00002-info

Collection: 00441 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Mark J. Halvorson Photograph Collection
Date: 1898-2018

Summary: Consists of Halvorson, Bischoff, and Schwann family photographs. Image subjects include portraits of family members, gardens, farming activities, winter, ice fishing, Norwegians, and Germans from Russia. There are several images of Mark J. Halvorson's work at the State Historical Society of North Dakota.

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