We would like to
thank those who were instrumental in assisting us with this
errata.
Map
in Beginning of book is incorrect in the fact that there was no
Great Northern RR to Warroad in 1907.
Pg. 4
John Nelson’s niece, not his daughter.
Pg.
36 Mike Holm 1886, not 1896.
Pg.
92 The tree in the poem LONE PINE was cut down in
1970.
Pg.
14 Early Politics, the Court House was $1,400
instead of $14,000.
Pg.
10 Fort St. Charles is located on Magnussen Island
-not Magnussons about 35 miles from Warroad -not 60 miles.
Pg. 11 Battle of
Two Rivers ‘at an undetermined date’ -date given in Roseau County
Times 10/1/1897 is 1857, information is also in Ash Wash’s
obituary.
Pg. 13 Marschalk
not Marshalk; passed over on of the best known pioneer
politicians, Albert Berg, he got the drainage for the county.
Pg. 22 There was no
train in Salol in 1900. Cap Nelson was riding the hand care in
1910 when the fires in Solar County got out of control not in
Salol (not confirmed).
Pg. 22 New depot
for Swift -repeated on Pg. 62
Pg. 22 The first
iron horse came to the county in 1900 when the Canadian Northern
came into Warroad, Swift and Roosevelt. The Great Northern RR came
to Greenbush in 1904 and into Roseau in 1908.
Pg. 25 Court House
‘Boards’ are submitted?
Pg. 27 Canadian
National should be Canadian Northern
Pg. 28 Glesner
should be Glesener (twice); Norman Hahn should be Hohn.
Pg. 35 Heading
should be Area Newspapers, verify information regarding the
histories of the newspapers.
Pg. 43 Billy Booze
should be Boos. The boat chartered was the Knute Nelson (typo)
Pg. 47 The one
missing was H.B. Stene not B.H. Stean
Pg. 48 Should be
Arnesen, not Arneson
Pg. 48 Photo; The
Lakewood and the Warroad Hotel are two separate entities and both
are shown.
Pg. 48 Louis Cugnet
died in 1911. Surviving him were his wife and one daughter plus
two sons, Albert (1903-1959) and Pierre (1901-1970). The dates are
on the cemetery plat. There was no son by a former wife. Mr.
Cugnet had only one wife, Emily Gunning Noble, who was born in
England, immigrated to Canada, met and married Mr. Cugnet in
Montreal before settling on the shores of Lake of the Woods. They
had a son Louis Joseph in 1894. Louis di3ed in a hunting accident
on September 7, 1909 at age 15. Mrs. Cugnet had a son form a
former marriage, James Noble, who came to Warroad in 1901 to live
with the Cugnet’s and died in August, 1902 at 23. Mr. Cugnet built
a general merchandise store on the south side of the river because
he thought the town would develop on that side of the river. When
it didn’t happen, he put the building on skids and moved it to the
north (not west) side of the river, west of the railroad tracks.
(PL 12/22/1905).
Pg. 49 Scout’s
first mate was Louie Caron not Carom (typo)
Pg. 51 Always
Arnesen not Arneson, Giddings not Giddens
Pg. 61 Swift
businessman Landbeck not Landback
Pg. 82 NaMayPoke
does not belong in the middle years. He died in 1916 which is the
early years. Ervin Parker was of Warroad not Warren
Pg. 85 Photo; Left
is Pawason and right is Max Jones
Pg. 88 Chief
AyAshAwash died 12/12/1899, see the Plaindealer 12/14/1899,
documented. NaMayPoke was paid $150 for school land which is
documented
Pg. 91 Fur Post
sign does not mark the site but gives directions to the site.
Pg. 92 Tree was cut
down in 1970 not 9170 (typo)
Pg. 98 For more
information regarding the Warroad Creamery look in the papers.
Pg. 99 Heading
should be Roseau Area Churches, there are no east end churches
represented.
Pg. 102 America post
office with Harry Sanders is on his homestead, Am Twp, sec. 12 not
Clear River sec 7 in 1903. See PL 3/12/1903.
Pg. 111 Warroad’s
first school was a tar paper shack near the lake shore. The first
teacher was Tom Jones, the first school day was June1, 1897. The
new log school was erected on west Lake Street in the late fall of
1897.
Pg. 144 WPA built
Warroad’s hospital in 1940
Pg. 149 Please verify
information about the Warroad banks.
Pg. 150 The Security
State Bank of Warroad was not incorporated in 1903 as the Bank of
Warroad. The two banks are separate entities with the Security
State Bank incorporating in 1912. Mr. Thomas Brusegaard was the
president of the Bank of Warroad (4/9/03). The Bank of Warroad
became the State Bank of Warroad in 1904 and the directors of the
State Bank of Warroad, not the Bank of Warroad were Hedberg,
Lundbohm and Berg.
Pg. 151 Should be
Dickson not Dickerson (twice) and Julius Brown not Julia
Pg. 162 Carlquist
home was used for hospital beignning in 1921 not 1929; PL
7/28/1921 for $7000 not $7500 (not confirmed). By 1961 not 1962 an
addition was needed. In 1962 the addition was completed. WP
10/26/1961
Pg. 167 Photo is of
Ed Stebore in Jones’ buck skins it is not Max Jones copied from
the Northland. NaMayPoke did not donate the land, the district
paid $150 for four acres.
Pg. 170 Photo; the
name is A.J. not A.I. Landby
Pg. 177 Under
Elevator the name is Alonzo Toomb not Toome
Pg. 200 Flying Game
Warden was John Parker not Jon
Pg. 236 No organized
hockey in Roseau County in 1895. Warroad had organized hockey and
played international hockey with Rainy River in 1904 which is
documented. In the 2nd column the Lakers began in 1947
not 1949. The name was Ed Holland not Al.
Pg. 239 Warroad had 3
golf courses; south side of the river, at Bloom school, and the
Estates. Myron Grafstrom had nothing to do with the course, see
page 55 in 1992 Roseau Book. Bob Anderson, Cal Marvin, with Dayton
and Sam Grafstrom developed the area for the Estates. Under the
Badger BB players the area is Carter Hontvet, not Hontvedt.
Pg. 289 Photo; Denny
Fry, not Danny
Pg. 303 Check for
accuracy.
Pg. 313 Roseau County
established Dec. 31, 1894 not 1895. Algoma Twp organized April 5
not 8 and 1902. Disregard information about 1st post
office in America Twp. It was started by Sanders in Sec. 12, later
moved to his half brother’s farm in clear River on Sec. 7. A 2nd
post office started by Andersons on their land in sec. 19 called
Conrad. Richard Goldner took over and moved it to Sec. 29. There
was never a post office in sec. 1.
Pg. 314 Mary Stoltz
not Stol. Check the Heritage Book as well for error.
Pg. 317 Lake Twp.
Organized April 21 not May 3. Algoma organized April 5 not April 8
Pg. 318 Moranville;
Copied from Heritage Book pg. 67 which was copied form the
Northland. Moranville was organized on Jan 4, 1899 not 1892, in
that year it was part of Beltrami county and was not open for
settlement.
Pg. 319 Oaks Twp Roal
Grover, not Rool.
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