DOCSLIB.ORG

Fort Ransom Area History 1878

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Fort Ransom Area History 1878 FORT RANSOM AREA HISTORY 1878 - 1978 F Thorfinnson 644 Fort Ransom area .F6Z history, 1878-1978. T45 c.2 NORTH DAKOTA STATE LIBRARY BISMARCK 58505 MAR 1 $\<m NORTH DAKOTA STATE LIBRARY •<TH DAKC BQQi< DH AUTHOR 3 3105 00040 3822 IN APPRECIATION For the time & effort put forth by Snorri Thorfinnson in the preparation of this book. Fort Ransom Community Club Snorri Thorfinnson North DakoLa Stale Library Bismarck, N. D. 58505 DEDICATION This booklet about the pioneers is dedicated to the two pioneers who are pictured on this page. It is, to hardy, hardworking, cheerful pioneers such as this that the community is indebted for its heritage. The men and women who gave so much of their lives to the building of a communtiy, transformed a roadless, homeless, unpeopled area into what it is today. The grandchildren and the great grandchildren of the pioneers salute you. Petra Granlund Helen Libak N A Bit of History By Loubert Rufsvold Shortly after World War I was over, people of our area and of Ransom County began thinking of past history and events that have occurred in years gone by and ways to preserve and record them for future gener­ ations. A group of citizens met together at the Fort Ransom School and as a result of this meeting the Fort Ransom Historical Society was formed on November 15, 1923. The first officers were Herman I. Berger, Pres., Rev. G.B. Sandanger, V. Pres., Miss Lena Nelson, Sec'y - Treas. A constitution was adopted and Art. 2, Sec. 1 reads "It is organized for the purpose of creating an interest in the history of the local community and the county, securing the publication of such records and historical accounts as may be worthy of preservation, and creating interest in the acquisition and restoration of "Fort Ransom" military post and other historic sites within the county." Art. 6, Sec. 1 read "All residents of the county shall be eligible for membership in this society." In the membership list of years gone by, we find such names as Rev. A.H. Berger, Ole Rufsvold, Jacob Thompson, Paul Ronning, C.B. Void, Gustav Peterson, P.M. Olson, John Brader, Mrs. W.G. Curtis, Miss Effie Freeman, A.M. Kvello, W.S. Adams, Harold Fog and many others. At an early meeting, a contest for a slogan for the society was held. Among the many submitted, the winning one was "Pioneers, Let Us HonorThem."This was suggested by Miss Effie Freeman. Among those who have taken part in programs and historical accounts in the past years, we find the names of Dr. Wemette of Valley City, Russell Reid of Bismarck, Ole Rufsvold, Jacob Thompson, A.H. Berger, Miss Effie Freeman, Paul Ronning, A.M. Kvello, Mrs. W.G. Curtis, W.G. Crocker, Major Dana Wright, G.B. Sandanger and Karl Thomte. The organization has been instrumental in making improvements in the "Fort" site and the making of some historic places and homesteads, also a monument marking the T.J. Walker Mill Dam. There have been periods of inactivity through the years which seems to be the fate of many organizations, however, in 1972 it took a new life and was reorganized and became the Ransom County Historical Society, incorporated under the laws of the State of North Dakota as a non-profit corporation. Since the society was reorganized and incorporated, a museum was opened in the Olson General Store building in Fort Ransom. It also plans to acquire the T.J. Walker mill, the residence, barn and ice house and restore them as historic sites. FORT RANSOM CENTENNIAL The main social and trade area of Fort Ransom a hundred years ago, consisted of four townships, Northland, Preston, Fort Ransom and Springer. To be sure, there were some who came from farther off, from Hanson and Tuller townships to the south and from LaMoure County to the west. Among the many mem­ ories and past history that the four townships share, is the Sheyenne River that winds its way through the broad valley in each of them. It has always been an important factor in the economic and social patterns of these townships. In the earlier years the river had a marked effect on the pattern of settlement, for the valley furnished the logs for buildings, for fenceposts, and firewood. The raspberries, juneberries, chokecherries and plums found in abundance along the valley were a welcome Standing Rock the high point of the county addition to the diet of those early days. And then, the valley had its own innate beauty that varied with the river swung to the east and southeast, one hundred seasons. The lush deep green of spring, the blossoms of eleven years ago, then abandoned it five years later. The plum and chokecherry, the bushes laden with ripe fruit, old fur trading post that had once been located near vied with the brilliant colors of autumn, and the deep Bears Den Hillock was gone, and so were the Indians hush of a snowblanketed valley in winter. Each season who had, for countless generations lived on or near the had its own type of beauty. valley. The Indians had left little to mark their presence Oh, come with me and wander down the Sheyenne except for arrow points, spear points, tethering stones, Valley tepee rings and tomahawks. The people who were here From Standing Rock and on past Bears Den Hill before them, probably their ancestors, had left a large For Autumn's here, with all its blazing, golden glory red granite rock deeply etched with lines, dots, and A few leaves downward drift to waters cool other markings. On Bears Den Hillock were other stones The Waters gurgle softly past Fort Ransom's dam that had been polished and used for pictographs, and Where once they turned the miller's busy wheel the Thunderbird inscription, most likely of Sioux origin. The millstones slowly ground the farmer's golden grain There was also a large pyramid across the river from the And sent him home with sacks of flour and fragrant hillock. Numerous mounds are found along the west meal. side of the river, each mound a burial site. The road winds in and out among the trees and bushes Except for a small band of Indians and a few squatters Each bend brings vistas fair to greet the eye who had settled on the, as yet, unsurveyed fort reser­ Blue skies, white clouds are mirrored by the laughing vation, there were no humans in this part of the valley. waters Farther north, there was a small town, later to be known While shrubs and trees in Autumn colors vie. as Valley City. This town was located where the Here, once, canoes were manned by Cree and Sioux Northern Pacific Railway (now Burlington Northern) With paddles poised they scanned the autumn sky crossed the Sheyenne. The year was 1878, and the Reluctantly, they took the darkening sunset trail Fort, they too, loved this land as much as you and I. Here ancient trails were worn O'er hills and valley. Though Stone-age people lived here, no one knows From whence they came, nor why they left, or whither: (We know not whence the wind, nor where it goes.) The shifting sands may someday tell a story Of Nomad people that were born to roam: We only know that once, the Sheyenne Valley To them, as now to us, was known as home. The broad Sheyenne Valley lay smiling in the sun, as the silvery river wound its way through the gently rolling prairie land. One hundred fifteen years ago, in 1863, the army of General Sibley has passed by on its mission to drive the Sioux westward across the Missouri River. The Looking to the southwest from Standing Rock army had built a fort below Bears Den Hillock, where the 3 Looking south and southwest from Standing Rock Looking west from Fornes Hill section 6 Preston The rugged valley in Preston The road winds in and out among the trees and bushes Looking west at rolling hills from section 8 Preston partly surveyed county called Ransom had been opened townships and of their descendants. Some of the for homesteading with the government land office descendants still live here, others are gone. It would be located in Fargo. Down the valley trail, really nothing nice if this story was complete, if every one of those who more than a footpath, came a young Norwegian by the homesteaded in these four townships was included, name of Gilbert Hanson. He was the first of what was to along with those who came a few years later. But the become a wave of settlers sweeping down the valley to hand of time has dimmed memories. Some of the early claim homesteads. Gilbert settled in section 12 of settlers stayed here briefly, and their names are only Northland Township. names, to those who live here now. Some of those who This is the story of the folks who came here to claim live here now have not listed their pioneer forebears, homes in Northland, Preston, Fort Ransom and Springer and even some of those who stayed here for several Preston Church Looking west from Suicide Hill The water gurgles past Fort Ransom dam Preston Cemetery Early day Fort Ransom mixed choir 0) Dedication of rock commemorating first homestead of Gilbert Hanson in 1878. Picture taken in 1928. Incomplete listing, I to r, top row: Morton Berg, unknown. Void, unknown. Nets Broen, John Vance, Severin Prestrud, John N. Peterson, Michael Baarstad, AAS, Aas, Axel Green, Ole Rufsvold.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Hemnesberget Ran Orden 12 Nesna Sandnessjøen
    GUIDE 2017 – magic and real www.visithelgeland.com R T I G R U T H U E N Slettnes Kinnarodden Gamvik Knivskjelodden Nordkapp Mehamn Omgangs- Gjesværstappan Tu orden stauren Hjelmsøystauren Hornvika Skjøtningberg Kjølnes Helnes Skarsvåg Tanahorn Gjesvær Sværholt- Kjølle ord Kamøyvær Finnkirka MAGERØYA klubben NORDKYN- Kvitnes Berlevåg Sand orden Fruholmen HALVØYA Makkaur H Skips orden ongs orden U Sværholdt K RT HJELMSØYA Sarnes I G R Nordvågen Ki ord Store Molvik Veines U T Ingøy Dy ord Skjånes E N Havøysund Måsøy Honningsvåg Eids orden Kongs ord Sylte ordstauran Gunnarnes Hopseidet Hops orden Tu ord Båts ord Hamningberg Troll ord/ a v Kå ord Lang ordnes l ROLVSØYA Gulgo e d Sylte ord Sylte orden Selvika r Bak orden Lang orden o Rygge ord SVÆRHOLT- s Hornøya g Lakse orden HALVØYA Nervei Davgejavri n N o E K lva Vardø T Sylte orde U Rolvsøysundet R Laggo Tana orden Qædnja- G Repvåg Oksøy- I Sne ord javri vatnet T R PORSANGER- Store Veidnes Akkar ord U VARANGER- H Slotten HALVØYA Tamsøya Bekkar ord HALVØYA VARANGERHALVØYA Kiberg Revsbotn Lebesby Langnes NASJONALPARK K Forsøl Lille ord Smal orden omag Skippernes Skjånes Sund- J elv a a vatnet Austertana k Revsneshamn Smal ord o Ska Komagvær b l lel Lundhamn s v Helle ord e R I ord l u v Langstrand s Ruste elbma a Hammerfest s v a l e Vestertana lv Nordmannset Iordellet e KVALØYA a Friar ord y Sandøybotn Kokelv Sandlia Lotre 370 moh b Falkeellet Rype ord Smør ord e g Dønnes ord Slettnes r 545 m Sand orden Porsanger orden e Kjerringholmen Akkar ord B Stuorra Gæssejavri Masjokmoen Sørvær Lille
    [Show full text]
  • RAPPOR T Flom Og Jordskred I Nordland Og Trøndelag Desember
    Flom og jordskred i Nordland og Trøndelag desember 2013 Elin Langsholt Erik Holmqvist Delia Welle Kejo 19 2014 RAPPORT Flom og jordskred i Nordland og Trøndelag desember 2013 Norges vassdrags- og energidirektorat 2014 Rapport nr 19-2014 Flom og jordskred i Nordland og Trøndelag desember 2013 Utgitt av: Norges vassdrags- og energidirektorat Forfatter: Elin Langsholt, Erik Holmqvist og Delia Welle Kejo Trykk: NVEs hustrykkeri Opplag: 30 Fra en tidligere flom i området. Flom ved Navnløsvatn. Oppsynsmann Børud blir brakt på det tørre. Fotograf: Thorleif Hoff, som dokumenterte anleggsvirksomheten Forsidefoto: i Glomfjord på 50-tallet. ISBN 978-82-410-0967-9 ISSN 1501-2832 Sammendrag: Mye nedbør i kombinasjon med mildvær og snøsmelting førte til stor flom i flere vassdrag i Nordland og sørover til Trøndelag. Flom, jordskred og fare for snøskred gjorde at mange veier i området ble stengt. Emneord: Flom, jordskred, sørpeskred, nedbør, snøsmelting, Nordland, Trøndelag Norges vassdrags- og energidirektorat Middelthunsgate 29 Postboks 5091 Majorstua 0301 OSLO Telefon: 22 95 95 95 Telefaks: 22 95 90 00 Internett: www.nve.no Januar 2014 Innhold Forord .................................................................................................. 4 Sammendrag ....................................................................................... 5 1 Initialtilstand ................................................................................. 6 1.1 Snøforhold ........................................................................................6
    [Show full text]
  • Sommerfeltia 20 G
    DOI: 10.2478/som-1993-0006 sommerfeltia 20 G. Mathiassen Corticolous and lignicolous Pyrenomycetes s.lat. (Ascomycetes) on Salixalong a mid-Scandinavian transect 1993 sommerf~ is owned and edited by the Botanical Garden and Museum, University of Oslo. SOMMERFELTIA is named in honour of the eminent Norwegian botanist and clergyman S0ren Christian Sommerfelt (1794-1838). The generic name Sommerfeltia has been used in (1) the lichens by Florke 1827, now Solorina, (2) Fabaceae by Schumacher 1827, now Drepanocarpus, and (3) Asteraceae by Lessing 1832, nom. cons. SOMMERFELTIA is a series of monographs in plant taxonomy, phytogeography, phyto­ sociology, plant ecology, plant morphology, and evolutionary botany. Most papers are by Norwegian authors. Authors not on the staff of the Botanical Garden and Museum in Oslo pay a page charge of NOK 30. SOMMERFEL TIA appears at irregular intervals, normally one article per volume. Editor: Rune Halvorsen 0kland. Editorial Board: Scientific staff of the Botanical Garden and Museum. Address: SOMMERFELTIA, Botanical Garden and Museum, University of Oslo, Trond­ heimsveien 23B, N-0562 Oslo 5, Norway. Order: On a standing order (payment on receipt of each volume) SOMMERFELTIA is supplied at 30 % discount. Separate volumes are supplied at prices given on pages inserted at the end of the volume. sommerfeltia 20 G. Mathiassen Corticolous and lignicolous Pyrenomycetes s.lat. (Ascomycetes) on Sa/ix along a mid-Scandinavian transect 1993 This thesis is dedicated to Lennart Holm, Ola Skifte and Finn-Egil Eckblad, three septuagenerian, Nordic mycologists, who have all contributed significantly to its completion. ISBN 82-7420-022-5 ISSN 0800-6865 Mathiassen G.
    [Show full text]
  • Reisehåndbok 128S UK.Indd
    ENGLISH TRAVEL GUIDE 2008 • Ferry timetables • Maps • Bicycling • Accommodations • Sights The coastal route of Norway! 834 Bodø 80 Travel planner Fauske 74 km Rognan 177 km 812 10 min Page 142 FORØY Bodø ÅGSKARDET 28 km 60 min JEKTVIK Page 141 KILBOGHAMN Steinkjer 91 km 37 km 25 min 12 Mo i Rana NESNA 37 km Page 139 LEVANG Sandnessjøen 49 km 60 min 71 km 78 Page 137 TJØTTA Mosjøen 20 min FORVIK 17 km Page 136 HORN ANDDALSVÅG Brønnøysund 64 km Brenna 20 min 90 km 76 Page 135 VENNESUND HOLM 25 min 110 km Page 133 HOFLES LUND 776 139 km 53 km 769 14 km 775 Namsos 760 Grong 20 km 715 77 km Fosen 720 Steinkjer 755 2 Content: Welcome to Kystriksveien 4 Vevelstad 70 Map 8 Alstahaug 72 Kystriksveien Info-Center 10 Herøy 78 Map of Nord-Trøndelag 11 Dønna 81 Steinkjer 12 Leirfjord 85 Namdalseid 18 Nesna 88 Flatanger 21 Lurøy 92 Namsos 24 Træna 95 Fosnes 34 Rødøy 97 Overhalla 36 Map of Salten 102 Nærøy 39 Meløy 103 Vikna 43 Gildeskål 112 Leka 48 Bodø 116 Map of Helgeland 51 Fly and bike 123 Bindal 53 Festival Summer 2008 127 Sømna 56 Ferry time tables 131 Brønnøy 59 Fosen 144 Vega 67 ����������������� ������� This travel guide is prohibited by Kystriksveien Reiseliv as in co-operation with Foreningen Kystriksveien. Circulation: 130 000 copies covering Norwegian, German and English. Print: Polinor. Layout: Kystriksveien Reiseliv as. Photos (except where stated): Olav Breen, Kystriksveien Reiseliv. ������������������ ������ ����������� ���������������� The publisher Kystriksveien Reiseliv as carries no �������� responsibility for any mistake in this brochure.
    [Show full text]
  • Bestemmelser Og Retningslinjer Kommuneplan for Rana 2016- 2028
    BESTEMMELSER OG RETNINGSLINJER KOMMUNEPLAN FOR RANA 2016- 2028 RANA KOMMUNE Mo i Rana, 10.05.2016 Plankontoret 1 BESTEMMELSER OG RETNINGSLINJER Vedtatt av Rana Kommunestyre: 28.06.2016 Plankart datert: 10.05.2016 Bestemmelser datert: 10.05.2016 RETTSVIRKNING PBL § 11-6 Til arealplankartet er det tilknyttet bestemmelser og retningslinjer til hvert enkelt arealformål, hensynssone og bestemmelsesområde. I tillegg finnes generelle bestemmelser som gjelder for hele planområdet/ alle arealformål. Bestemmelser: juridisk bindende, står i ramme med heltrukken strek. Retningslinjer: ikke juridisk bindende, står i ramme med stiplet strek. ------------ Retningslinjene er råd og føringer ved saksbehandling, utarbeiding av planer og vedtak. For eldre, upresise og lite utfyllende reguleringsplaner innenfor dekningsområdet til denne kommuneplanen, gjelder disse kommuneplanbestemmelsene som et utfyllende supplement . AREALFORMÅL PBL § 11-7 Med hjemmel i plan- og bygningslovens ( PBL ) § 11-7, 2.ledd fastsettes bestemmelser til kommuneplanens arealdel. Hovedformål 4 (Forsvaret) under § 11-7 er ikke aktuelt i Rana kommune: 1 Bebyggelse og anlegg nr. 1 2 Samferdselsanlegg og teknisk infrastruktur nr. 2 3 Grønnstruktur nr. 3 5 Landbruks-, natur- og friluftsformål samt reindrift nr. 5 6 Bruk og vern av sjø og vassdrag, med tilhørende strandsone nr. 6 HENSYNSSONER PBL § 11-8 a-f Hensyn og restriksjoner er vist som hensynssoner. Det kan angis flere hensynssoner for samme areal. Følgende hensynssoner inngår i planen (hensynssone b og e under § 11-8 er ikke aktuelle i Rana kommune): a) Sikrings-, støy- og faresoner med angivelse av fareårsak eller miljørisiko c) Sone med særlige hensyn til landbruk, reindrift, friluftsliv, grønnstruktur, landskap eller bevaring av naturmiljø, med angivelse av interesse. d) Sone for båndlegging i påvente av vedtak etter plan- og bygningsloven eller andre lover, eller som er båndlagt etter slikt rettslig grunnlag, med angivelse av formålet.
    [Show full text]
  • Development of the Railway Infrastructure in Northern Norway
    Development of the railway infrastructure in Northern Norway Thor Braekkan Director Northern Region Infrastructure Bane NOR Development of the railway infrastructure in northern Norway Director Thor Brækkan Infrastructure Northern Region Kiruna February 18 Bane NOR – a state enterprise 1.1.2020 217 Our mission • Bane NOR's mission is to ensure accessible railway infrastructure and efficient and user-friendly services, including the development of hubs and goods terminals − Planning, development, administration, operation and maintenance of the national railway network − Traffic management and administration and development of railway property − Operational coordination responsibility for safety work − Operational responsibility for the coordination of emergency preparedness and crisis management 218 Revenue Bane NOR 21 billion NOK 3,5 billion NOK 0,8 billion NOK 0,5 billion NOK 0,8 billion NOK Other revenues 219 Narvik Kiruna Rail Network Northern Norway Bodø The national rail network: • 4.200 km • 290 km double track Steinkjer • 65 % electrified. Trondheim Øresund Åndalsnes Røros Tynset Northern Norway: Hjerkinn Dombås • The Nordland line Trondheim-Bodø Lillehammer Gjøvik Elverum 729 km (415 km northern Norway), not electrified Roa Eidsvoll Bergen Hønefoss Kongsvinger OsloS Drammen Lillestrøm • The Ofoten line Narvik – Riksgrensen Stockholm Nordagutu Skien 42 km, electrified Stavanger Neslandsvatn Halden Gøteborg 220 Kristiansand Increased capacity – more and longer passing loops NTP 2014-2023 Extension – Djupvik plans in progressNew
    [Show full text]
  • Neotectonics in the Ranafjorden Area, Northern Norway
    NGU - BULL 427. 1995 O. Otesen, S. Gjell e. H. Henkel, TA Kertsen. L. Olsen & T. Skogseth 5 Neotectonics in the Ranafjorden area, northern Norway ODLEIV OLESEN. SVEIN GJELLE . HERBERT HENKEL. TOR ARNE KARLSEN. LARSOLSEN & TERJE SKOGS ETH O. Otesen, S. Gjelle & L. Olsen, Norges geol ogiske undersokelse, P.O.Box 3006-Lade. N-7002 Trondheim, Norway. H. Henkel, Kungliga Tekniske Hogskolan. S- tOO44 Stockholm. Sweden. T. A. Karlsen & T. Skogseth. Norges tekniske boqsko te, N-7034 Trondbeim, Norway. Introduction ching for postglacial faults in northern Norway. New data on Late Quaternary faults (Fig. 1), land In the following we describe one such effort. uplift and earthquake distribution show that the bedrock of Fennoscandia is less stable than ear­ Land uplift lier anticipated. Opinions differ on the age of for­ There is ample evidence for recent movements mation of individual postglacial faults ; from for­ in the Ranafjorden area (Fig. 2): mation immediately after deglac iation in northern 1) A total of 0.89 m uplift of a bladder wrack mark Sweden (Lagerback 1992) to present active faul­ from 1894 to 1990 (Bakkelid 1990) in ting in southwestern and northern Norway Hemnesberget. This observation represents an (Anundsen 1989, Olesen et al. 1992). There are annual average uplift of 9.2 mm (Fig. 2), which is numerous sharp lineaments representing poten­ similar to the present maximum uplift of tial postglacial faults along the coast of Norway. Fennoscandia in the Bay of Bothnia due to glaci­ It is, however , very time consum ing to map these al rebound . lineaments to check if they represent young 2) Three measurements of uplift of bladder faults.
    [Show full text]
  • Deep Weathering, Neotectonics and Strandflat Formation in Nordland, Northern Norway 189
    NORWEGIAN JOURNAL OF GEOLOGY Deep weathering, neotectonics and strandflat formation in Nordland, northern Norway 189 Deep weathering, neotectonics and strandflat formation in Nordland, northern Norway Odleiv Olesen, Halfdan Pascal Kierulf, Marco Brönner, Einar Dalsegg, Ola Fredin & Terje Solbakk Olesen, O., Kierulf, H.P., Brönner, M., Dalsegg, E., Fredin, O. & Solbakk, T.: Deep weathering, neotectonics and strandflat formation in Nordland, northern Norway. Norwegian Journal of Geology, Vol 93, pp. 189–213. Trondheim 2013, ISSN 029-196X. The strandflat area of Nordland is a region with frequent deep weathering and increased seismic activity. We argue that there is a causal relationship between the phenomena. We have carried out chemical and geophysical studies of the weathering and measured the tectonic strain using the GPS method. A parallel and shallow zone of increased seismicity along the coast largely reflecting extensional stress has previously been mapped. New GPS data and previous datasets such as DInSAR, repeated levelling and focal plane solutions indicate that the outer Ranafjorden area is under E–W extension and subsidence. In 1998–1999, a local seismic network detected earthquake clusters along N–S-trending fracture zones. An irregular relative subsidence pattern on the order of 1 mm yr-1 has previously been recorded on InSAR–PS data. During the period 1999–2008, GPS stations to the west of the earthquakes moved c. 1 mm yr-1 to the NW relative to GPS stations to the east. Deeply weathered bedrock occurs around Vest- fjorden and southwards to Ranafjorden. Electrical resistivity profiling reveals weathered bedrock extending to 20–100 m depth over large areas.
    [Show full text]
  • Geology of Norway
    Quaternary Geology of Norway QUATERNARY GEOLOGY OF NORWAY Geological Survey of Norway Special Publication , 13 Geological Survey of Norway Special Publication , 13 Special Publication Survey Geological of Norway Lars Olsen, Ola Fredin & Odleiv Olesen (eds.) Lars Olsen, Ola Fredin ISBN 978-82-7385-153-6 Olsen, Fredin & Olesen (eds.) 9 788273 851536 Geological Survey of Norway Special Publication , 13 The NGU Special Publication series comprises consecutively numbered volumes containing papers and proceedings from national and international symposia or meetings dealing with Norwegian and international geology, geophysics and geochemistry; excursion guides from such symposia; and in some cases papers of particular value to the international geosciences community, or collections of thematic articles. The language of the Special Publication series is English. Series Editor: Trond Slagstad ©2013 Norges geologiske undersøkelse Published by Norges geologiske undersøkelse (Geological Survey of Norway) NO–7491 Norway All Rights reserved ISSN: 0801–5961 ISBN: 978-82-7385-153-6 Design and print: Skipnes kommunikasjon 120552/0413 Cover illustration: Jostedalsbreen ASTER false colour satellite image Contents Introduction Lars Olsen, Ola Fredin and Odleiv Olesen ................................................................................................................................................... 3 Glacial landforms and Quaternary landscape development in Norway Ola Fredin, Bjørn Bergstrøm, Raymond Eilertsen, Louise Hansen, Oddvar Longva,
    [Show full text]
  • Nordland N-AH Alstahaug
    Nordland N-AH Alstahaug Farkostens Lengde Bredde Dybde Matr Bygge- Mota E~wenc(den korrespon&snde redat) nummer m og navn Meter Meter Metw 8r. Nr k Merke Bygpt H K navn og postadresse Nordland N-AH Alstahaug - tilsynsmann: Sverre M. Wiig, 8800 Sandnessjøen 2 Mkr Charlotte Volvo 74 155 Arne Karlsen mfl. 8854 Austbø 4 Mk Nygrunn Cumm 75 370 Asbjørn Vean mfl, A~~t.44,8800 Sandnessjøen 5 Mkr Wenche 2 Yanmar 78 33 Odd Vistnes, 8860 Tjøtta 6 Mk Rutland 8runv 47 28 N.Skipnes, Syv Søstresgt.24, 8800 Sandnessjøen 7 Mk Snøfjeld Volvo 63 200 Olav Vangen, 8880 Bærøyvagen 8 M Gullhøna Sleipn 63 5 Jens Adolfsen, 8854 Austbø 10 Mk Bard Anders Volvo 72 2 10 Halvor Langø, 8800 Sandnessjøen 11 M3 8ard Yamaha 79 28 Einar Nilsen, 8855 Skalvær 12 Må Trude Sabb 72 8 Egil Korsnes, 8860 Tjøtta 13 Mkr Erlend Sabb 78 22 Einar Henriksen, 8856 Hestøysund 14 M5 Flipper Yamaha 77 5 Julius Johansen, 8880 Bærøyvagen 15 M6 Truls Sleipn 64 4 Vidar Adolfsen, 8854 Austba 17 Mkr Lars Edvard Perkin 68 35 Ole J.Olsen, 8856 Hestøysund 19 Mkr Vi-To Leyl 76 41 Paul Olsen, 8856 Hestøysund 20 M$ Maken Evinr 77 9 Fritz Nyheim, 8865 Tro 21 Mi Ring l Sleipn 54 7 Bjarne Bonsaksen, Blomsøy, 8854 Austbø 22 Mkr Havdur Sleipn 63 4 Erling Nilsen. 8856 Hestøysund 24 M& Thor Sleipn 63 5 Karl Pedersen. 8883 Husvika 25 M8 Tiger Johns 75 70 Olav Ingebrigtsen, 8860 Tjøtta 26 M4 Havheim 2 Sleipn 63 8 Olav Skotsvær, Skotsvær, 8856 Hestøysund 28 M Babilon Sleipn 63 5 Steinar Pettersen, 8856 Hestøysund 29 M:, Hallseth Volvo 77 25 Svein Hallseth, 8862 Alstahaug 30 M6 Frank Sabb 78 10 Jennor Larsen, HGreksgt.38, 8800 Sandnessjøen 3 1 Mkr Sjøsprøyt Sleipn 64 8 Eilif Nilsen, 8856 Hestøysund 32 M5 Vi-To Marna 58 8 Peder Omney, 8860 Tjøtta 33 Mkr Pluto Sabb 72 18 E.Martinussen, O.8rA.V.
    [Show full text]
  • Iiinnesota POSTEN
    ,IiINNESOTA POSTEN Frieste og Friskeste av alle Våre Norsk-Amerikanske Aviser MINNESOTA POSTEN er.ei innholdsriktJ blad både på nyhetel fra Nolge og hcl' i lnndet snmt på annen undelholdende lesning. - S3.OO ÅRET HEIT O(] I KAN.IDA S ÅRET TII, NORGE '.OO En S:ib-.kription pa MINNESOT.\ POSTEN er en kjærkommen, valig tl3 billig Julegave til slekl og venner her og i Nolge ITINNESOTA POSTEN, 105 Times Anne!, Minneapolis. Minn. Telefone FEderal 5-2717 EN TAKK OG HILSEN TIL DR. N. H. SCHELDRUP FRA \- 'An temtøring und.r scil or ot flyd.ligr syn, 7 fll r':a' a". båskcr i sjøon for cn trc 1r".." utna. lf,) NORD-NORGE'S ABONN ENT,ER Or ,.n hov,,dsmand sraut vpd sir slvr.." ,ll -i\ Sepfember Numref TIt "NORD-NORGE" ABONNENTER OG LESERE: LA OSS IKKE GLEMME NORDLAND! UTGIT AV Vær snil og få nye abonnenter for bladet. Nordlandslaget i Amerika Det er sagt at "NORD-NORGE" er et vakkert bygdelagsskrift og vel verdt at ha på lesebordet. og Kanada, lnc. DET EGNER SIG FORTREFFELIG TIL JULEGAVE! Nr. 165 SEPTEMBER r957 rl NORD-NORGE Urgiil av Nordlandslaget av Amerika og Kanada lnc. Nr. 165 Høstnumret, September l9S7 SOLNEDGANG Nu glider solen bak fjeldet ned_ Nu gaar den til hvile i voven: Der er en drømmende, salig fred Paa bjerg, i dal og i skoven; Og som den synker, en straale glans Den spreder over det hele: Det er dens funklende mindekrans _ Det er dens eftermæle. O Gud! Naar du i min aftenstund, Mig under at gange til hvile, Da lad mig skue til siste blund Din naade mit verk tilsmile! _ Da solen daled, en stjerne gikk KONG OLAV V Med glans fra dypeste dunkle: Lad, Herre, Kong Ilarkon VII er død.
    [Show full text]
  • The Family of Hans Emahus Isakson
    The Family of Hans Emahus Isakson Anthony Edward Hanson July 2008 The Family of Hans Emahus Isakson Forward______________________________________________________________ 3 I. Hans Emahus Isakson _______________________________________________ 5 A. The Parents of Hans Emahus Isakson _____________________________________ 8 1. Isak Johan Larsen _____________________________________________________________ 8 2. Maren Christiane Andersdatter __________________________________________________ 20 B. The Brothers & Sisters of Hans Emahus Isakson___________________________ 25 1. Anton Edvard Isakson _________________________________________________________ 27 2. Lorents Andreas Isakson _______________________________________________________ 40 3. Cristine Marie Isakson_________________________________________________________ 52 4. Elisabeth Isakson_____________________________________________________________ 58 5. Elias Nicolai Isakson __________________________________________________________ 59 6. Jacob Johan Isakson___________________________________________________________ 60 7. Benjamin Nicolai Isakson ______________________________________________________ 62 8. Anna Elisabet Isakson _________________________________________________________ 72 II. Inger Heline Andersdatter__________________________________________ 75 A. The Parents of Inger Heline Andersdatter ________________________________ 82 1. Anders Anderssen ____________________________________________________________ 82 2. Stine Christensdatter __________________________________________________________
    [Show full text]