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INDEX OF PROMINENT NAMES AND PLACES
| (Note: Only the names of the most prominent citizens are listed;
many more are included in the text) |
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| Acetylene gas system for municipal lighting, 160-1 |
| Alberg, Mark, 79 |
| Allison, E. W., 437 |
| Almelund bank robbery (1921), 14 |
| Alvin, Everett, Fillmore and Doris, 143, 168, 1913 photo: 112,
198, 230, 272 |
| Alvin, John E., 3, 267, 336, 356, 382 |
| Alvin Lumber Co., 299, 416 |
| American elms, 272, Section 6.9 |
| American Legion Post 85, 82, 144 |
| Anderson, Adolph N. (Ford car dealer; Anderson & Carlson), 1913
ad: 369, 1915 ad: 379, 382, Anderson Auto Co., 1919 ad: 399,
401, 406-410, obituary: 408, 423 |
| Anderson, Albert and Glen, 130-6 |
| Anderson, Alfred, 357 |
| Anderson, Charlie, 357 |
| Anderson, Charles E., 382 |
| Anderson, Clayton, 3, 77-8, 86, 145, 166, 234, 263, 279, 284,
323, 447 |
| Anderson Drug Co., 1912 ad: 165 |
| Anderson, Ed O., 3, 168, 189 |
| Anderson, George, 238, 284-6, 295 |
| Anderson, Gust, 283 |
| Anderson, H. J., 167, 368, 382 |
| Anderson Meat Market and Grocery, 234 |
| Anderson, Richard, 158 |
| Anderson, Tom, 113, 200 |
| Aney, James P. (Civil War vet.), 30-1, 37 |
| Anoka Sandplain, definition of, Section 7.2 |
| Arbor Day, 267-9 |
| Arlington Hotel in North Branch (1894), 99 |
| Armistice Day in North Branch, 48, 83 |
| Arrow Line electric railroad project, Section 7.7 |
| Artesian water, Section 4.14 |
| Automobile accidents, Section 7.8 |
| Automobile traffic death statistics, 431-2 |
| Avery, Charles and McKeen & Co. meat market, 39, 213, 351 |
| Avery, Horace M. (Civil War vet.) and the Avery family, 33-5,
photo: 281 |
| Avery road graders, 1921 ad, 440-1 |
| Babcock Highway Plan, 416, 423, 438-9 |
| Balsam fir trees, locally, 246, 265 |
| Bank of North Branch (1892), 214 |
| Barbed wire fence ad (1897), 259 |
| Barrel stave and hoop factories, 250 |
| Baseball in North Branch, 132, in 1907: 325, 424 (school) |
| Bede, Elbert (1907), 129 |
| Beggs, W. R., 370 |
| Benson, F. E., 1923 Star and Durant automobile dealer, 396 |
| Bergh, A. S., druggist, 39, 212-3 |
| Bergh Block, 1900 photo: 39, 214, 1894 photo: 215, inside front
cover |
| Bergh & Hume, 1881 ad: 281, 299 |
| Bergwell, Jonas E., 1891 ad: 12, 39, 105, 213 |
| Berntson, Malthe (WW I vet), 47 |
| Bjorkland, Olaf, 174-5 |
| Black spruce trees, 265-6 |
| Blakeslee, Charlie, 18, 51-9, (photo), 168, 426 |
| Blomquist, J. (1922 Harris painter), 416 |
| Bloom, Herbert, and Bloom Bros. Store (also called Herreid Store
and later Leader Store), 109, 230-3 |
| Blueberry, commercial industry, 236-8 |
| Boehm, John (Civil War vet. of Linwood), 29 |
| Bog, definition of, 115, 281 |
| Bogart, Ben, 130 |
| Booth, Mrs., 1904 millinery store ad, 120 |
| Bostrom, Charles, 393 |
| Bourquin, Charles and Walter, 143 |
| Bourquin, H. G., 105, 1912 store ads: 164-5, 1906 ad: 184, 361,
368, 374, 382 |
| Bourquin, W. A., 1912 justice of the peace, 366 |
| Braff, Casper and family, 70, 172, 1914 picnic photo, home
photos (1918): 182, 228-231, 383, 450 |
| Bragg, Carol, 143 |
| Branch Township citizens, list of residents for 1906: 290,
elections in 1912: 366, list for 1917: 46, 1913 elections: 370 |
| Brandt, H. L., Gardner and Willys-Knight car dealer, 1922 ad:
395, 397 |
| Bridge Road, 194 |
| Brooker, Henry, 156 |
| Brown, E. M., 256 |
| Brown, John A., 88 |
| Brown, Lee (rural mail carrier) and Lucy, 1911 car and
motorcycle photos: 361, auto photo: 375 |
| Brown, S. K., North Branch tailor, 1916 ad, 382 |
| Browning, J. W., 354 |
| Brunswick Road, 88-4.1, 317 |
| Brynildsen, Jac., editor of North Branch Review, 166 |
| Buckthorn, 274 |
| Budnick, Adam, 125 |
| Bugge, C. A. & Co., general merchants in 1895, 258 |
| Buick automobiles, 359, 367, 1915 ad: 374, 1914 car photo: 383 |
| Bullis, A. M. and Vera, 52, 168, 189, 272, 408 |
| Burlingame, Anson, 96, 118, 120, 167, 183, 267, 283 |
| Bur oaks, 296-301 |
| Bus line, first commercial passenger bus on Highway No. 1
through North Branch (1921), 394 |
| Byer, Theodore F., Stacy Overland car dealer, 1920 ad: 391 |
| Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area fire in 2000, 240-2 |
| Carlson, Alfred E., 382 |
| Carlson, Manfred, Arnold and Melva, 3, homestead photo: 179,
118, 267, 283, 386, 447 |
| Carlson Brothers & Co., 1915 Harris store ad, 372 |
| Carlson, Frank (Civil War vet. of Spring Lake), 29, 35 |
| Carlson, S. A., harness shop ad (1905), 125 |
| Carter & Co. Meat Market, 1891 ad: 93, 1893 ad: 97, 1892 fire:
213 |
| Cemeteries in North Branch, Section 4.4 |
| Central Garage, 381, 403, 1925 ad: 423, 1926 ad: 425, 1927 ad:
403 |
| Chain Lake, 77, Bath House: 110-1, 149, 1918 picnic photo: 173,
lake division: 177, 1908 ice harvesting: 186-7, drought years:
195, 197, 247 |
| Checkerboard Corner and county park, 113, gravel pit, 355 |
| Cheeney, Wilfred, 174 |
| Chevrolet automobiles, 1927 ad: 387, 403 |
| Chisago and Pine Counties Agricultural Society, 110 |
| Chisago County Census, 1980-2000: 20 |
| Chisago County Ditch No. 3, 118-120, 134-140, 190 |
| Chisago County Ditch No. 5, 119-120 |
| Chisago County Ditch No. 7, 120-135, 347 |
| Chisago County ditches, map, 142 |
| Chisago County parks: Fish Lake and Checkerboard, 112-3 |
| Chisago County Poor Farm in 1919, 438 |
| Chisago Lakes Lutheran Church, 1888 fire, 208 |
| Christiansen, Jacob (Civil War vet.), 29, 35 |
| Christmas trees, 265 |
| Civil War, Section 3.12 |
| Clover, Alyce, 30 |
| Clover, B. B., 1913 North Branch assessor, 370 |
| Clover, Daniel (Civil War vet.), 29-33 |
| Clover, John W., 27 |
| Collin, Leonard, agricultural implement and Chevrolet car
dealer, Collin & Swanson, 1918 ad and photo: 386-9, Essex and
Hudson car dealers, 1926 ad and photo: 400, 1927 ad: 404,
International and McCormick-Deering truck dealers, 1928 ad: 412 |
| Colwell, Gardner Bond (Civil War vet.), 29-33 |
| Coopers, barrel makers, 263-4 |
| Congregational Church photo (1911), 361 |
| Corduroy roads, 283, 319, corduroying North Branch / Stacy road:
344 |
| Countryside Trailer Court, 196 |
| Cranberry, commercial industry, 239-240 |
| Crex Meadows Wildlife Management Area, 243-4 |
| Crosby, Mrs. Hank, 254 |
| Dahl, Frank and Eva, 3 |
| Dahl, H. P., 394 |
| Dahlby, E. M., 104, 120, 214 |
| Dahlman, C. E., 229-230 |
| Dahlman, Harry, 220 |
| Dakota Indians, 18 |
| Danewood in 1888 (Danish settlement), 308 |
| Davis, Rev. (of the Congregational Church), 29 |
| DDT promoted for household pests, 189 |
| Dickey, F. N. (Civil War vet.), 29 |
| DeLamater, James, 27-8, 299 |
| Dimmick, F. E., 104 |
| Dodge Brothers automobiles, 1920 ad: 392 |
| Donohue, James, 104 |
| Dort automobiles, 1920 ad, 390 |
| Drews, Adolph, 226, 265 |
| Drews, Hans H., 183, 210, 1894 harness shop photo: 216 |
| Drews, Hugo, 230 |
| Drunken driver arrests, 1925, 399 |
| Durant automobiles, 1923 ad: 396, 1925 ad: 399 |
| Dutch elm disease, Section 6.9 |
| Eastern Minnesota Power Co., Section 4.11 |
| Eddy, Voloro Daniel, (Civil War vet. and Chisago County school
superintendent),29-34 |
| Edelstein, Dave, 437 |
| Edelstein, Samuel E., 374, 380 |
| Edstrom, August, 370 |
| Edstrom, Emil, 144, 260 |
| Edwardson, Robert, 79 |
| Ekstrom, Irma (Magnison), 2, 339 |
| Ekstrom, Nels Magnus, 4 |
| Ekstrom, Theodore, 230 |
| Ellison Post No. 127 (G. A. R.) in North Branch and Harris,
27-31, 41, 82, Section 3.16 |
| Elm, Siberian, 274 |
| Elmgren, C. E., 336, 380 |
| Elmgren’s Grove (present-day Oak Circle), 28, 351 |
| Elmgren, John, 321 |
| E. M. F. automobiles, 1912 ad, 364-5 |
| Enstad, J. B., superintendent of schools and auto owner (1919),
439, 446 |
| Erickson, Charles C. (Civil War vet. of Spring Lake), 29, 32-5 |
| Erickson, Conrad, 51-3, 58, 71 |
| Erickson, Frank, (Civil War vet. of Spring Lake), 35 |
| Erickson, F. W., 227, 382 |
| Erickson, Jacob (Civil War vet. of Spring Lake), 29, 34-5, |
| Erickson, John (Civil War vet. of Spring Lake), 35 |
| Erickson & Satterstrom Mercantile store, front cover, 225-7 |
| Essex automobiles, 1926 ad, 400, photo, 401 |
| Euclid Hotel, 222-5 |
| Fagerstrom, O. W., 4, 104-5, 183, 366, 382 |
| Fairbanks family, 24, 297 |
| Falk, John E., 382 |
| Family Theater, 63, 1927 ad; 424, 1930 ads and “talking
pictures:” 428 |
| Farmers’ Starch Co., 146 (photo), 352 |
| Farmers’ State Bank, 225-7, 396, inside front cover |
| Farr, Chandler (Civil War vet.), 29 |
| Farr, Egbert, 183 |
| Feacoskie, “Farmer” Lodge, North Branch wrestler, 223 |
| Fish Lake Lutheran Church, 90, 1886 fire: 208 |
| Fish Lake, swimming: 110-1, ice harvesting: 186-7 |
| Fisk, Swedish name origin, 3 |
| Fisk, C. H., 326 |
| Fisk, Hiram M., 28, 34, 40 |
| Fisk, Jim and Elaine, 187 |
| Fisk Tires, 1918 ad, 388 |
| Fitch, James L., 96 |
| Fitch, John O. (Civil War vet.), 29, 34 |
| Fitch, Ray, 372 |
| Flanders automobiles (see Studebaker), 357, 364-5 |
| Flanders, George, 1881 ad: 94, 1876 ad: 299 |
| Fletcher, W. J., 1912, 368 |
| Flink, John, 4-3.9, 187 |
| Flygare, Charles, 8, 105, 366 |
| Folsom, L. W., 29 |
| Folsom, W. H., 89 |
| Folsom, W. X., 281 |
| Ford automobiles, 356, 363, 1913 ad: 369, 371, 1915 ad: 379,
1919 ad: 389, Model Ts: 406-410, 423 |
| Ford Garage, 1927 photo, 415 |
| Fredin, Louis, 1908 NB restaurant ad, 354 |
| Frestedt, Arvid, 382 |
| Frestedt (or Friested), Nels and Emma, 79, 105, 1905 ad: 130,
374 |
| Fridley, Dr. 1924 dentist, 395, 422 |
| Gardner automobiles, 1922 ad, 395 |
| Gettysberg Address, 82 |
| Golden West Hotel, 1900 photo: 39, 1905+ photo: 214 |
| Goldstrand, Ed and Bruce, 188 |
| Goodrich Tires, 1920 ad. 392 |
| Gould, Harold, 51-3 (photo) |
| Government Road, Old (1850s) (or Military Road), 317, Section
7.5 |
| Grafstrom, Petrus, 4, shoe store photo, 445 |
| Grahn, North Branch Street Commissioner, 347 |
| Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.)(see Ellison Post), 40-1 |
| Grantsburg / Rush City spur railroad line, 238 |
| Grantsburg sublobe, glacial ice sheet, Section 7.2 |
| Grass Lake, 1936 photo: 171, 197 |
| Great Depression of the 1930s, 76-83, 195, 271 |
| Great Northern Railroad Co., 103-4.3 |
| Grey, M. B., 118 |
| Griggs’ dam at Kost, 193, MAP 12, Appendix |
| Gurney, H. D., 1875 ad, 236 |
| Gustafson, C. O. F., 287 |
| Gustafson, Eric A., 366, 370 |
| Hall Block, 1910s photo, 214-5 |
| Hakes, Archie and Percy (photo), 112, 230 |
| Hakes, Ira (Civil War vet.), 27-9 |
| Hall, Reuel L. & Co., 213 |
| Hall Thomas Starch Factory, 146 (photo of both factories), 258 |
| Halleen, Jennie, 167 |
| Hals, Carol Jean, 272 |
| Hals, Eldon “Al,” 1914 Boy Scout photo, 172 |
| Hals, E. F. & Co., 147-8, 158, 439, 443 |
| Hals, E. F. Jr. (Bud), 32, 156-8, 186, 291, 386, 447 |
| Hals, Fred Jr, car photo, 359, Harris village treasurer, 366 |
| Hammarberg, Rev. A. G., 34, 382 |
| Hammerstrom, L. M “Matt,” 143, 156, 189 |
| Hammerstrom & Nelson 1908 grocery store: 221, 230, 399 |
| Hammerstrom, Leonard, 1938 Standard Station photo, 414 |
| Hammerstrom & Swanson, 1915 grocery store ad, 374 |
| Harley-Davidson motorcycles, 1915 ad, 373 |
| Harris potato starch factory, 141 |
| Harris City, Census 1970-2000: 20, 1921 water works: 158, 1888
Ordinance No. 8: 345, 1912 elections, 366 |
| Harris, W. S., 135 |
| Hasselquist, Harry, 393, 402 |
| Hasselquist, John L., Sunrise Maxwell car dealer, 1915 ad, 377-8 |
| Hasselquist, Maynard, car dealer: 174, biography: 402 |
| Havens, Charles E. Jr., 1945 justice of the peace, 111, 189, and
Ivy, 386 |
| Havens, Charles Sr., 1906 blacksmith ad: 290 |
| Hawkinson, Andrew (See Hokanson and Hokenson), 249 |
| Herbst, H. H., 230, 380 |
| Herreid, Edwin N. (Spanish American War vet.) 35 |
| Herreid & Erickson mercantile store, 222-5 |
| Herreid, H. O. and store, 39, 211-213, 225, 266 |
| Herreid, Otto W. and store, 167-4.11, 226-5, 382 |
| Highway Garage, 1922 ad, 395 |
| Highways, Federal Highway No. 1 (U. S. 61 and later County 30):
352-3, 363, 421-3, 435-445 |
| Highways, County 14, North Branch / Lindstrom road, 447 |
| Highways, State Highway 95: 445-451 |
| Hinckley fire in 1894, 218-9 |
| Hinckley Volunteer Fire Department in 1893 (photo), 102 |
| Hitching post ordinance (No. 31) in North Branch, 376 |
| Hogsback ridges (eskers), origin of, 315 |
| Hokanson, C. A., 1894 county sheriff, 14 |
| Hokanson (or Hockerson), John A., of Harris, Andrew 27-29, 35-37 |
| Holm, Joe A. 198, 382 |
| Holm, Nels P., 300, MAP 5, Appendix |
| Holmberg, J. P., 167, 227, 258, 370, 374 |
| Holt, Charles A., judge of probate, 220, president of Merchants
State Bank, 227, 283, 343, 379, 382 |
| Holt, Henry, 112 (photo) |
| Holt, Ray, 147 |
| Homestead Act of 1862, 90-2 |
| Hoop-poles, 210, 263-4 |
| Horton, Alfred, 370- 380 |
| Horton, Byron, 437 |
| Horton, Roy, 230 |
| Horton, T. H., 362-3 |
| Huber, J. H., publisher of the North Branch Review and realtor,
104, 126, 183 |
| Hudson automobiles, 359-360, 1926 ad: 400, 1927 ad: 404 |
| Huenecke, Harland, 303 |
| Hunt, C. W., North Branch contractor, 1893 ad: 97, 1892 ad: 344 |
| Hunt, G. F., 326, Hunt, George, 299 |
| Hunt, G. R., 13 |
| Huntley, B. F. (Civil War vet.), 29 |
| Huntley, E. F., 233 |
| Hurley, John, 283 |
| Ide, Jacob J., (Civil War vet.) 35-8 |
| Imperial automobile ads, 357-365 |
| Indian motorcycles, 361, 372 |
| Indians and fire setting, 200-4 |
| Ingalls, Ephraim, 212 |
| Ingalls, Henry, 88 |
| International trucks, 1928 ad, 412 |
| Interstate Highway 35, 445 |
| Isanti County Census, 1980-2000, 20 |
| Isbell, Frank and Ward, 143, 325 |
| Issacson, J. H., 1918 car photo, 383 |
| Jackson automobiles, 370-1 |
| James, J. O., 382 |
| Jarchow, John, 29, 35-7 |
| Jenkins, J. M., auctioneer and Saxon auto dealer, 368, 376, 380,
384 |
| Johnson, Albin (suspected murderer at Harris), 79-80 |
| Johnson, A. F. (World War I vet. and bank president), 57, 168,
198, 408 |
| Johnson, Edwin E., 189, Skelly Station, 1937 photo, 414 |
| Johnson, Erick (Civil War vet.), 29, 35 |
| Johnson, Gustav, 417 |
| Johnson, James, 71 |
| Johnson, John E., 125 |
| Johnson, Lowell, 86, 447 |
| Johnson, Mans and Bertha, 3 |
| Johnson, Oscar, 230 |
| Johnson, Sam, 382 |
| Jones Meadow, C. D. Jones land along creek, 1914 photo: 112,
172, 287 |
| July 4th Parades in North Branch, 38-9 |
| Karker, Eli S. and Flora, 79, 112, 143, 1911 car photo: 361,
382, 437 |
| Kelly, Edward, 299 |
| Kent, Ned, 104 |
| Kingsland (1890s banker), 213 |
| Kirkland, James, 264 |
| Koch, Theodore F., 120 |
| Kost, 317, Section 7.7, Maps 11 and 12, Appendix, 338 |
| Kost dam and electric power, photo: 166, 1939 photo: 171,
floods: 192 |
| Kost, Ferdinand A., Riverside Mills in Sunrise City, 193, 207 |
| Kost Mill at Kost, 317 |
| Kreuger, A. J., 5, 105, 1911 ad: 360, 1913 elections, 370 |
| Lagoo, Ben, 287 |
| Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad Co., 90, Section 7.6 |
| Lake types, meandering and non-meandering, 149 |
| Larson, Everett, 77, 141, 295, 443 |
| Larson, George, 234 |
| Larson, Henry (photo), 148, 295 |
| Larson, Mr. & Mrs. Peter, 7 |
| Larson, William, 382 |
| Leach, C. S. (Civil War vet.), 29 |
| Leaf, Dr. Sue, 79 |
| Ledin, C. E., auctioneer, 371 |
| Lindberg, Dr. A. C., 1914 ad: 222, 1912 ad: 366, 368, 382 |
| Lindberg Brothers, 1912 North Branch Ford car dealers: 363,
Pontiac dealers, 1927 ad: 405 |
| Lindberg, Paul, sawmill, 280 |
| Lindberg, Peter O., 194 |
| Linehan, J. J. 1893 barber ad, 97 |
| Lindstrom’s Hall, 368 |
| Lindstrom, John, 4, 357, 382 |
| Linner, Hugo, 374, 382, 387 |
| Lodges in North Branch, inside front cover |
| Long, E. C., Long & Winston, 251-7 |
| Lundeen, C. J., 283 |
| Lusitania, 81 |
| Maaske, Mrs. August, 291-3 |
| MacMurphey, A., mayor and hotel owner, 2, 222-5 |
| Magnison, Alvin (photo), 434 |
| Magnison, Gustav Alfred and Hulda, 357, 381 |
| Magnison, Wilbur, 2, 339 |
| Magnuson, E. G., 167, 227, 380 |
| Magnuson, N. P., 287 |
| Magnuson, Solomon W. 2 |
| Malmquist, Rev. Andrew J. and Signe, 1, 14, 280 |
| Malmquist, Vincent and Hilda, photo: 53, 72-4, 78, 153, 168,
175-6, 1932 Essex car photo: 401, 432-4 |
| Marmon automobile, 414-6 |
| Martenus, G. E. 1893 eave ad, 97 |
| Martin, Charles (Civil War vet.) 35-7 (photo) |
| Martin, Leonard J., 105, 225, 267, 255, 366-8, 373, 385-6 |
| Martin, Samuel, 89 |
| Martin, Theodore, 222-5, 336, 366, 380, obituary, 386 |
| Mathews, Harvey & Co. Lumber, 1893 ad, 97 |
| Maves, Dr. T. W., 1914 dentist, 222, 368 |
| Maxwell car ad (1915), 377-8 |
| McClure, Samuel, 2, 107 |
| McCormick-Deering trucks, 1928 ad, 412 |
| McCutcheon’s cow pasture (future golf course), 169-170 |
| McCutcheon, E. A., 2, 110, 124, 178, 183, 185, 211, 218-9, 254, |
| McCutcheon-Smith Addition, 38, 270-3 |
| McKeen’s Meat Market (1894), 39, 265 |
| McKusick, 2 |
| McLain, David (Civil War vet.) 29 |
| McLaughlin, Dr. Wm., 1912 veterinarian, 368 |
| Memorial Day (or Decoration Day), origins of: 27-31, 40-1, 81-3 |
| Merchants Hotel (or Wilkes Hotel), 1888: 9.8, 1892 ad: 344, 1894
ad: 99 |
| Merchants State Bank of North Branch, 77, 80, 224-7, 1912 ad:
277, 1950 photo, 445 |
| Methodist Episcopal Church of North Branch, 3 |
| Metz automobiles, 380 |
| Military Bounty Acts, 90 |
| Minnesota, forest cover maps, 246 |
| Minnesota Highway Patrol, 430 |
| Minnesota Highway Road Map for 1923, 442 |
| Minnesota State Seal, 114 |
| Mitchell, S., 1892 livery stable, 344 |
| Mittlestaedt, Ellie, 5 |
| Molds of Sunrise, 27, 167, 192, John G. Mold: 205, Julius Mold:
262 |
| Moose Lake / Cloquet fire in 1918, 228-231 |
| Moraine, definition of, Section 7.2 |
| Mud Lake in North Branch, 77, 149, 177, 186, 190, drought years:
195-7, 247 |
| Murphy, Daniel, 1912 attorney, 267 |
| Murray, F. F. and Mrs., 104, 120, 356 |
| Nelson, Albert, 1911 car dealer, 360, 366 |
| Nelson, August, 357 |
| Nelson, Conrad family, ice harvesting photos (1926), 187-8 |
| Nelson, Emanuel, 382 |
| Nelson, Everett, 77-8, 144 |
| Nelson, Frank E., 122-5 |
| Nelson, John A., 122-5 |
| Nelson, Lloyd and Lucille Koecher, 5 |
| Nelson, Marvin “Swede,” 18, 78 |
| Nelson, Ola and Judith, 265 |
| Nelson, Roger, 96 |
| Nelson, Stan, 80 |
| Nelson, Victor, 1905 general merchant, 125 |
| Nelson, W. C., 1912 confectionery store ad: 165, 222 |
| Nevers Dam, 14, 278-9 (construction photo) |
| Newdell, Alfred, 3 |
| Nordgren, Elias, 4, 134, 227, 326, 1921 realtor ad: 430 |
| Nordstrom, August, 109, 226, 370, 380 |
| Nordstrom Lumber Co., 1912 ad: 277 |
| North Branch ambulance service, 432-4 |
| North Branch Automobile Club, 1916 list of members and auto
owners: 382, in 1919 (member list): 437, 446 |
| North Branch baseball team, 1907: 132, 325 |
| North Branch board sidewalks, 259, 1900 photo: 300 |
| North Branch Censuses: 1960-2005, 20 |
| North Branch Central Park, 1908, 181 |
| North Branch citizens, list for 1917, 45-7 |
| North Branch Coronet Band, 38 |
| North Branch Creamery and icehouse, in 1922: 108, 169, 186-8 |
| North Branch Ditching Co., 120, machine photo, 126-132, 177 |
| North Branch golf course (photo) 110, 296 |
| North Branch Home Guard (1918), 228-231, list of 49 local men,
230 |
| North Branch Improvement Association, 1908, 105 |
| North Branch / Isanti road, 362 |
| North Branch Lake, 197-8 |
| North Branch Machine Shop, 130 |
| North Branch Mercantile Co., 1900 photo:39, 1907 ad: 129, 1908
ad: 180, 209, 1910s photo: 214-5, 231-2, 1900 photo: 258, about
the store in 1913: 369, 371 |
| North Branch Milling Co. in 1922, 108, 258 |
| North Branch Motor Co., 1928 ad: 413 |
| North Branch, moving pictures in 1914, 368 |
| North Branch Post Office, 208-9 |
| North Branch School, in 2004-5: 19, 257, in 1927: 424 |
| North Branch – Sunrise Electric Co., 167 |
| North Branch Station in 1869, 90-1, 266 |
| North Branch of the Sunrise River, name and photo: 84, 1900
photo with wooden bridge: 178, tributary streams: 190-1, Bridge
Road photo: 194, flooding: Section 4.19, origins of: 315, 1900
photo with wooden bridge and train passing: 194, wooden bridge:
342, 1904 steel bridge across the river (photos): 349-350 |
| North Branch – Sunrise Electric Co., 167 |
| North Branch Telephone Company (photo), 214 |
| North Branch Village, Council minutes for 1895, 183 |
| North Branch Village, Council minutes for May 2, 1908, 336 |
| North Branch Village, Council minutes for May 1, 1915, 380 |
| North Branch Village dumps, Section 4.8 |
| North Branch Village, elections in 1912, 366 |
| North Branch Village, elections in 1913, 370 |
| North Branch Village, elections in 1945, 189 |
| North Branch Village fire fighting and fire department, Sections
4.2 and 4.3 |
| North Branch Village, first electricity, Section 4.11, 371 |
| North Branch Village, Fourth of July celebration, 1894: 38, 1900
photos: 39, in 1904: 220 |
| North Branch Village, historic fires: 1882: 207, 1884: 208-9,
1889: 211-2, 1892: 209, 213-6, 1893: 217, 1914: 222-7, 1930:
231-2, 1937: 233, 1944: 234-5, 1975: 235 |
| North Branch Village, hitching post ordinance in 1915, 376, 380 |
| North Branch Village jail, 1895, 101-4 |
| North Branch Village, kerosene street lamps, 162 |
| North Branch Village (Station), 1888 plat, 98, MAP 3 Appendix |
| North Branch Village, 1900 photo from Trinity Lutheran Church,
107 |
| North Branch Village, 1900 photo of river and train passing, 178 |
| North Branch Village, 1900 photo of river with horse and wagon
passing on wooden bridge, 341 |
| North Branch Village, 1900 photo from railroad water tank, 258 |
| North Branch Village, 1900 photo, Main Street looking eastward
from Sixth Ave., 297-8 |
| North Branch Village, 1900 photo, Main Street, two men on board
sidewalks in front of barbershop, 300 |
| North Branch Village, 1906 list of residents and businesses, 290 |
| North Branch Village, 1907 photo of steel /concrete bridge
across river, 352 |
| North Branch Village, 1912 photo of Elm Street, 272, 367 |
| North Branch Village, 1922+ Elm Street scene (photo), 10 |
| North Branch Village, 1950 photo of 61 / 95 intersection, 445 |
| North Branch Village, Ordinance No. 30, fire limits zone, 1914,
226 |
| North Branch Village, poll tax on area men for 1900: 343, for
1905: 350 |
| North Branch Village, Sanborn-Perris map for 1894: 99, map for
1899: 103 |
| North Branch Village, Sanborn map for 1914, 224 |
| North Branch Village, Sanborn map for 1922, 108, 222 |
| North Branch Village, sewer system, Section 4.9 |
| North Branch Village, temperance vote in 1912, 366 |
| North Branch Village, town hall and fire hall, 1895, 101-4 |
| North Branch Village, traffic ordinance (No. 25) in 1910, 357 |
| North Branch Village, traffic ordinance (No. 45) in 1928, 426-7 |
| North Branch Village, water system, Section 4.10 |
| North Branch Village, water wells (three), 1887, 95 |
| North Branch Village, water troughs in street, 1893, 93 |
| North Branch Volunteer Fire Department, Section 4.3 |
| North Branch Women’s Civic Club, 75, 273 |
| Northern Pacific Railroad Co., 1904 schedule: 104-5, 221, 325,
362, 1915 ad: 372 |
| Northern red oak and northern pin oaks, Section 6.8 |
| Northwest Ordinance of 1787, 307 |
| Nyquist, S. J. of Harris, 96-7, 1895 ad, 180 |
| Oak Hill Cemetery, 29-30, 40, 82, 109 |
| Oakland automobiles, 1916 ad, 385, 1927 ad, 402 |
| Oak Mills sawmill at Almelund (photo), 262 |
| Oak, identification of four types by leaf and acorn, 302 |
| Oak wilt fungus, 303-4 |
| Oberg, C. E., 266, 437 |
| Office of Price Administration, Section 3.13 |
| Ojibwe Indians, 18, 308 |
| Okerblad, E., North Branch photographer, 1915 ad: 374 |
| Okerblad, O., 222 |
| Old Government Road (Military Road), 86-9, 307 |
| Oldsmobile automobiles, 1928 ad: 413 |
| Oleson & Bergwell Hardware, 1902 ad: 117, 1906 ad buggy ad: 288,
1907 coal stove ad: 326 |
| Oleson, John L., 382 |
| Olson, Elmer and Alfred, 77, 92, 108, 174, 265, 276 |
| Olson, F. G. & Co., 1892, 213 |
| Olson, George C. (World War I vet.), 49-51 |
| Olson, John L, 213 |
| Olson, Sigurd, NB painter, 1922 ad: 416 |
| Olson, Stanley, 169, 174, 393, 423 |
| Orwoll, G. M., 71, 80, 112, 271 |
| Overland automobiles, 1912 ad: 366, 1920 ad: 391, 1923 ad: 398 |
| Pacific Railroad Acts of 1862 and 1864, 90 |
| Palmer, Frank G. (Civil War vet.), 27-31, 41, Palmer family of
Harris: 281 |
| Panic of 1857, 40 |
| Paris Green, 13, 39 |
| Paulson, Dr. C. W., mayor and physician, 1922 ad: 395, 1924 ad:
422 |
| Peaceful Valley, origins of, 314 |
| Pearson, Charles D., 1912 attorney, 368 |
| Pearson, Lloyd, Hugo, Ted and family, 262 |
| Peterson, A. R., Ford dealer, 71, 382, 389, 408, 414 (photo),
440-1 |
| Peterson, Andrew, 1893 shoemaker ad, 97 |
| Peterson, C. J., 371 |
| Peterson, C. W., 198 |
| Peterson, Gust, 1892 iceman, 185 |
| Peterson, Swen, 9 |
| Peterson & Toren 1906 store ads: 133, 287 |
| Peterson, Victor J., 122-5 |
| Peterson, Walter, 58, 109, |
| Pickett, J. C. A., 211 |
| Pile-driven wooden bridges, 277-9 |
| Pine Island, MAP 31, Appendix, 261-2 |
| Pingrey, R. B., 1895 night marshal, and Pingrey, A. B., 183 |
| Pinsonneault, John, 82 |
| Plaza Hotel, 235 |
| Plummer, H. F., 105, 370 |
| Pole tax, 343, 350 |
| Pontiac automobiles, 1927 ads: 402, 405 |
| Post offices, Sunrise, Stark, and North Branch, 90, inside front
cover (1927 photo), 227 |
| Poulsen of Rush City, 1882, 253 |
| Power, C. E., 437 |
| Pratt, F. H. & Co. (Rush City), 1881 ad: 94, 250, 256 |
| Pre-emption Act of 1841, 90-1 |
| Priester, Henry, 213 |
| Public Safety Commission, 43 |
| Quillin, Lem, 38, 211 |
| Railroad comes to North Branch, Section 7.6 |
| Railroad ties, 250-261 |
| Red Cross, 44-7 |
| Redoute, Joseph (Civil War vet.), 35 |
| Rice Lake ice harvesting, 187 |
| Riverwalk Park, 155 |
| Road gravel, discovery of local deposits, 438 |
| Robb, Dr. in North Branch in 1889, 281 |
| Rose Holding Co., 175-6 |
| Rowell, George H., 382 |
| Runyan, Sylvester W. and the Runyan family, 32 |
| Rush, Arley, 382 |
| Rush City Fire Department, 206 |
| Rush City fire of 1908, 221 |
| Rush City / Grantsburg spur line railroad, 238 |
| Rushseba settlement, 85-9 |
| Ryberg, Otto, sawmill, 253 |
| Rystrom, Emma and Tilda, 389 |
| Rystrom, J. A., 167, 227, 287, 382, 374, 389, 437 |
| Sabin, 1892 iceman, 185 |
| Saint Croix Falls dam (1910s photo), 161 |
| Saint Croix River, 1926 ice harvesting photos: 187-8, glacial
origins: Section 7.2 |
| Saint Gregory Catholic Church of North Branch, 293 |
| Saint Gregory Cemetery, 109 |
| Saint John Lutheran Church of Weber, 18 |
| Saint Paul & Duluth Railroad Co., 255 |
| Samuelson, August, Branch Township supervisor, 370 |
| Sands, Bernard, 71 |
| Satterstrom, Hardy, 1927 photo: 415 |
| Satterstrom, John A., 4, 1912 hardware store ad: 165, 223, 260,
336, Buick salesman: 367, 382, 1914 car photo: 383 |
| Savage, W. D., 254 |
| Saxon automobiles, 1915 ads: 376, and 380, 1916 ad: 384 |
| Schaefer, Gary, 22, 152 |
| Schewe, Greg and Julie, 17 |
| Schmidt, John P., 105, ice business: 186-8, 281, 342, 347 |
| Schmidt, Joseph P. (Civil War vet.), 5, 29-32, 211-2 |
| Schmidt, Phillip, 346 |
| Schoepper, W., 1912 barber, 366 |
| Schoofs, Dr. G. E., 429 |
| Schyttner, P., 230, 367, 450 |
| Sederberg, Charles, 285, 343 |
| Sederberg family, 2 |
| Selective Service Act of 1917, 44 |
| Servin, P. N., 283, 346 |
| Setterquist, Ed, grocery store ad in 1913: 369, 382 |
| Shaleen, John, 27 |
| Shell Oil Company, 415 |
| Shell Station, 1932 photo, 414 |
| Sherman Hotel, 1908 ads, 135, 354 |
| Shingle factories, 249 |
| Shinler, John Jr. (Civil War vet.), 29-30, 34 |
| Shoquist, John, 230, 294 |
| Shoquist, Maurice, 3, 187 |
| Singleton & Bros. Co., ad and fire in1883, 207-9 |
| Sink Hole Road (420th St.) and Sink Hole, 116, 147-9 (photos),
282-3, 295, 347 |
| Smedberg, Lydia, 223 |
| Smith, Frank, 98, 106, 208, A. Smith & Co., 1889 ad: 212, 213-5,
254 |
| Smith, Henry L., 87, 118, 211-2, 283 |
| Smokey Bear, 235-6 |
| Spickler, Charles, 1907 wall paperer ad, 134 |
| Splittstoser Co. in 1922: 108, 1907 ad: 58-4.6, 1902 ad: 183 |
| Splittstoser, E. W., 382, 437 |
| Splittstoser Machine Shop, 1904 ad, 130 |
| Splittstoser, Ferdinand, 38, 1902 ad: 183, 351, 357, 366 |
| Spring Lake Road, 340 |
| Spivak, Frank, Casper and Spiv, Sunrise dam, 166, 326, 374 |
| Stacy, store robbery in 1921, 14 |
| Stacy Village, Census 1970-2000, 20 |
| Stagecoaches, 194, 318-321 (photos), 435 |
| Star automobiles, 1923 ad: 396, 1925 ad: 399 |
| Star Garage (see Wadhams & Co. and Central Garage), 1915 ad:
379, 1916 photo: 381, 1918 ad: 388 |
| Stark, A. O., 359, 419 |
| Stark, Arthur, WW II Rationing Board, 53 |
| Stark brothers of Harris, 260 |
| Stark, Charles Frederick (Civil War vet.), 29, 34, 1876 artesian
well ad: 94, swimming resort: 110, logging operations: 259, |
| Stark, L. J., president (mayor) of Harris, 345 |
| Stark, Virginia, 17 |
| Starkweather, Samuel H. (Civil War vet.), 27-31, 35-8 |
| Starkweather, Wallace W., 27-8, 34 |
| Steamboats on the St. Croix, 1900 photo, 307 |
| Stenberg, Dr. in 1908, 111 |
| Stenquist, Charles A., 1907 saloon ad, 141 |
| Stepaniak, Robert, school superintendent, 11 |
| Stolberg, Alfred P., attorney and Judge of Harris, 168, 222,
359, 368, 395 |
| Stoothoff, W. E., publisher of the North Branch Review, 226, 363 |
| Strait, Charles F., livery, 222-5, 291-4, 382 |
| Stream, Axel Verner Emanuel, 4 |
| Stream, Henry, 408 |
| Street commissioner, Harris ordinance in 1888: 345, in North
Branch: 350 |
| Streeter, Dave, North Branch constable in 1925, 399 |
| Striker, 283 |
| Stromgren, Edward, 53-4.6 |
| Stromquist, Axel M., 382 |
| Stromquist, Charles, North Branch contractor, 1922 ad: 395, 1924
ad: 422 |
| Studebaker automobiles (see Flanders also), 1912 ad, 368 |
| Stutrud, M., 168, 382 |
| Sunrise, 5, Section 7.7 (1908 photos), 1950 plat map: 338,
Section 7.5, MAPS 9-14 Appendix |
| Sunrise City Roller Mills, 1893 ad: 97, floods: 192 |
| Sunrise dam, electricity and flourmill, 166 |
| Sunrise Hoop Factory (photo), 1910, 263 |
| Surveying of area townships, 85-6 |
| Swamp, definition of, 115, 281 |
| Swanson, Clifford and Irene, 23, 295 |
| Swanson, Doug, 1-2, 5-10, 23-4, 267, 271, 296 |
| Swanson, Herman, agricultural implement and Chevrolet car dealer
(see Collin & Swanson), 1918 ad and photo: 387, 400, 412 |
| Swanson, J. J. F., 2, 183, 281, 317, 346 |
| Swanson, Peter A., 2, 23, 109, 366 |
| Swanson, Ted, 2, rural mail carrier photo, 361 |
| Swartout, Dr. (dentist) in 1908, 111 |
| Swenson, Axel H., 62-7.8, 382 |
| Swenson, Dr. Clifford R., 1922 dentist, 395 |
| Swenson, Ed. A., 2, 23, 361, 382 |
| Swenson, Melvin, 189 |
| Swenson, Dr. Roy G., 234, 432-3, 445 |
| Talbot, Dr. Clyde H., 234, 1924 ad: 422, 445 |
| Tallarico, Pat, 81 |
| Tamarack trees, Section 6.6 |
| Temperance, North Branch vote in 1912, 366 |
| Territorial Road, 5-4.1, 88, 321-2 |
| Thomas, Lionel, 112 |
| Thomas & Stuck, 1920 Dort car dealers, 390 |
| Thomas, W. A., 283 |
| Thomas, Dr. A. W., 1922 veterinarian, 395 |
| Thomasson Garage Co., 1915 ad, 372 |
| Thomasson, H., 382 |
| Thompson, Harry, 291-3 |
| Toren (see Peterson & Toren) and family, 260, 287 |
| Tornadoes in the North Branch area: 1906 (photos): 286-290,
1942: 291-4 |
| Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, 109 |
| Trinity Lutheran Church, 18, in 1937: 257, in 1911: 360 |
| Trulson, John, 1 |
| Trulson, Tufve (Civil War vet.), 29, 33 |
| Twin City & Lake Superior Railroad Co., Section 7.7 |
| United Methodist Church, 1918 picnic photo, 173, 298, in 1911:
360 |
| United States Land Office, 321 |
| United States Postal Service and mail routes, Section 7.5 |
| Van Sant, Samuel R. (Civil War vet. and Minnesota Governor),
30-1 |
| Vaughan, Daniel (Civil War vet.), 29 |
| Vaughan, M. V., postmaster, 104 |
| Vaughan, Paul (Civil War vet.), 34 |
| Voss, Henry (Sunrise), 260 |
| Wadhams Brothers (see Star Garage), 1915 car repair ad: 379, 393 |
| Wadhams, Herbert, 382, 437 |
| Wagner motorcycle ads, 1908, 355, 361 |
| Wahlstrom, J. L., Buick salesman: 367, 374, 382, 1914 car photo:
383, 437 |
| Waldhoff, E. G., Jackson car dealer, 1913 ad, 370-1 |
| Waldhoff, Edward W. and Frieda, 80 |
| Warme, K. O., 265 |
| Warner Café, early 1900s, 30-1 |
| Warner, Holger, 55 |
| Warner, I. H., 205 |
| Washington prairie, 88, origins of: 314, 337 |
| Washington town site, 339 |
| Water tank, railroad in 1881: 92, railroad in 1888: 98, railroad
in 1922: 108 |
| Weider, Conrad, 1894 harness shop ad, 97 |
| Well drilling ads, middle 1880s, 94-5 |
| Westerman, C. H., 120, 1907 ad for lumber company, 141 |
| Western Land Association of Minnesota, 90, Section 7.6 |
| Wetland Conservation Act of 1991, 139 |
| Wetland, definition of, 115, 281 |
| White pines, and blister rust, Section 6.5 |
| Whippet automobiles, 1928 ad: 411 |
| Wilcox, Charles Jr., 277 |
| Wilcox, Donald, 264-5 |
| Wilcox, John D., 238 |
| Wild River State Park, 204, 243, 296, 301 |
| Wilkes, Benjamin F. (Civil War vet.) and Mrs. Wilkes, 29, 34,
211, 213 |
| Wilkes Block, 93, 96, 210 |
| Wilkes, D. G. (Civil War vet.), 29 |
| Wilkes, Leonard P. (Civil War vet.), 27-9, 34 |
| Willys-Knight automobiles, 1923 ad: 397, 411 |
| Windmills in North Branch, 92-3 |
| Wind turbine, 1881 ad: 94 |
| Winston, B. C., 254, 270 |
| Wolleat, Harry, 263 |
| Wolleat, Henry (Civil War vet.), 29 |
| Women’s Suffrage, 19-20 |
| Works Progress Administration (WPA), 80 |
| Worldviews, 17 |
| World War I, 40-51 |
| World War II, 51-75, list of local veterans: 75 |
| World War II rationing, Section 3.13 |
| Wynkoop, W. H., 1875 Rush City ad, 249 |
| Xcel Energy Co., 16 |
| Young, Gilbert, 213 |
| Youngberg, Mr. (depot agent) & Mrs.Frank, 37, 372 |
| Young Men’s Christian Association (Y.M.C.A.) in 1917, 45 |
| Youngquist, Andrew, 283, 357, 370, 376, 380 |
| Youngquist, Herbert, 55, 376, 382 |
| Zeien, Maurice P., 382, 408 |
| Zeien, Dr. Thomas, 14, 35, 104, 213, 222, 229-230, 360, 1912
card: 368, 382, 1922 ad: 395, 1924 ad: 422, 440 |
| Zimmerman, John (Civil War vet.), 27-8 |
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