| Summary: | A history of Tuttle, North Dakota including family biographies. 215 pages : illustrated, mpa, portraits 24 cm. of the family. Of the thirteen children that were born to Joe and Ad,die eleven are still living and are as follows: Helen, Mrs. Harry Erick- sen, of Sioux City, Iowa; Maude, Mrs. Charles March, of Carrington; John of Torrance, Calif.; Vernal of Pierre, South Dakota; Belle, Mrs. Fred Wetzel, of Mandan; Harold of Goodrich; Ellsworth of Torrance, Calif.; Ellwood of Salinas, Cal.; Clifford of Tuttle; Chester of Lomita, Cal.; and Ruby, Mrs. Gerald Driscoll, of Tuttle. GERALD MURRAY FAMILY Gerald Gene Murray was born September 20, 1939 at Turtle Lake, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Murray. He attended school at Mercer and McClusky. He came to Tuttle in 1958. On December 9, I960 he was married to Florence Kay Binder, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Binder. Florence was born January 6, 1943 at Tuttle and attended schools at Tuttle. They have two girls: Valerie Mae born in 1961 and Vickie Marie born in 1962. Valerie attends school in Dawson and Vickie in Steele. Valerie is a member of the "Up and Coming" 4-H Club. They both attend Trinity Lutheran Sunday School. After our marriage we lived at Tuttle, until 1962, then Terry, Montana, living there until 1963, and back to Tuttle again. In 1965 we moved to Steele and worked for the Sunshine Ranch, until 1967 when Gerald started working at Ray's Skelly Service where he is still working and also has the Skelly Bulk. Florence works at the Pirate Inn at Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Murray and daughters Valerie and Vickie. We are members of the English Lutheran Church at Tuttle. TONEY E. MANLEY JR. FAMILY Mrs. Manley is the former Margot Sathre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Sathre. Margot grew up in Tuttle and attended Tuttle school where she participated in band, basketball, cheerleading and other school activities plus 4-H and Luther League. Upon graduating trom high school she attended Concordia College in Moorhead, for four years. She worked with underprivileged children in Jersey City, New Jersey for two summers. When she received her Bachelor of Science degree she obtained a teaching position in Kodiak, Alaska. She taught the sixth grade there for two years. It was in Kodiak that she met Toney. He was in the Marine Corps and stationed on the Naval Base on Kodiak Island. He was from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. We were married June 5, 1964 in the Kodiak Bible Chapel. Among our Alaskan experiences was the Alaskan earthquake and 166
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