The first Norwegian settlement in Griggs County, North Dakota

• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: State Historical Society of North Dakota
• Subjects: Greenland; Kringla; Lunde; Sven
• Online Access: http://cdm16921.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/ndsl-books/id/53686

24 THE EIRST NOUAVEGIAN SETTLEMENT. NAMES OE THOSE AVIIO CAME FROM NORAVAY TO THE SETTLEMENT IN Till; SPRINC OV 1881 . Ola Westley Avith A\'il'e ami eight children. Valdeniar Klubben Avith Avife and Iavo children. ►Sa'oii Loge Avith Avife and one child. ►Sven Lunde Avilli Avife and live children. 1'etuel He;rigstad Avith Avife and one child. Knuf; Haaland, single. Ola Ktokka Avilli wife and Iavo ehildren. AnelreAV Vatue, single. Hven Lima, single. Carl Ilerigstad, single. 'Lars Iferigstael, single, sto])]ied in Minnesota. Laurils Ktai Avith family. Miss A. Oglanel, single, stopped in Minnesota. Tobias Time, single, stopped in Minnesota. NAMES e)E SETTLERS AVIIO CAME INTO THE SETTLEMENT FROM MINNESOTA. Fritiieif Greenland Avith family. Mathias Fjedstad Avith family. IOdAvard >Stai Avith family. Minion Ouren Avith family. (Jhrist Lea Avith family. llelge Larson (Yellow Medicine county] villi family. llalvor r.usrack Avith family. Martin Ueland (from Minneapolis), single. Laurit'/ Star with family. LIST OV SO.AIE OV THE .MORE COMMON NORWEGIAN DISHES. - Lofsa.—Itoile'el ami mashed pe>tatoes Avith (lour. Rolled out: to a, thin sliced, and baked sIoavIv e»n lop of stove, (he surface; beung kept moist willi clear Avater while baking. Klael ISroed.—Mashed potatoes and graham flour. Made !ik.; the one abeive and baked crisp em a A'ery hot steiA'e1. Kringla.—i>read sponge thickened AA'ilh flour, rolled out info long slicks and. tAvisled into (he shape of a li, boiled in Avater and baked in very hot oven. Rand Rakkelso.—An e>qual amount of sugar, butter and (lour, mixed and baked crisp. Poornian's e-ake Fatligmand sbakkedse.—Eggs, flour, e-ream and sugar mixed, cut into fancy shapes and fried in lard. Gome.—Kresh milk heale'l lo Iioiling ]ioint, curelled villi sour milk and'boiled until if has assumed a brOAvnish color. Groena. Groed.—i-Vee'l milk and rice, boiled to mush and served warm Avith sugaiyeniiianion and cream. A supper-dish on Christmas eve. Scanned with a Zeutschel Zeta book scanner at 300 dpi. Edited in Multi-page TIFF Editor.