| Carol Anderson Graalum | Email |
Jan 30, 2012 at 12:28 PM
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My goodness...I was flabbergasted to find a "web site" for Edinburg!! Ran across it while I was doing a web search for Mavis Wylie Hogfuss (and if she should see this, I AM SO SORRY, I lost your e-mail address a few years ago!) Also felt sad that I missed the all school reunion a couple years ago since we did make one of our infrequent trips to Fargo. Hope to get back up there in Aug. this year.
I graduated from EHS in 1962. Retired from nursing in 2005 and now spend time being a grandmother and traveling with Ken. (Norway, Europe, and USA.....preferred mode of travel...Cruising!!) I would love to get a news update on our classmates. I do know that Vonda Amundrud died a few years ago and her sister Karen died last year. Is Lyle still at the bowling alley? Hoping to hear from you!! Thanks! Carol Anderson Graalum
Jan 08, 2012 at 04:22 PM
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When my Dad, Eugene Bloomfield, was drafted during World War II, he was sent to Edinburg, North Dakota to help with the wheat harvest. He later was sent on to France right after D-Day. He lived and worked with the family of Mrs. Vida Holland. He was the son of Jewish immigrants, from inner city Philadelphia so his time working on a farm in North Dakota was a new experience for him. He often spoke fondly of his time with the Holland family, and he corresponded with Mrs. Holland for some time after the war. I wonder if anyone in Edinburg remembers my dad or the other GI's and would care to share some recollections about that time. I have a few pictures that I could e mail and I wonder if anyone has pictures that might include my Dad.
Thanks,
Neal Bloomfield
| Sylvia Gestson Lowe | Email |
Dec 06, 2011 at 01:03 PM
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Rita, thank you so very much for publishing that heartfelt letter from Brit in Kenya. Even though I don't really know you , personally, very well I know you are of the Hall family and the Hall family have a special place in my heart. They have done so many
wonderful things to make Edinburg what it is today. Please keep up the great work you do with the Crow's Nest. It has been quite sometime since I lived in Edinburg but I still have many fond memories of my years there. Take care, and have a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year !!!!!
Nov 14, 2011 at 11:59 AM
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I got to visit your town this last weekend 11\11-11\12\2011. It is a nice looking town and I was glad to see that for the most part the properties are kept up so the town looks nice and clean. I loved your General Store that just gave it even more small town appeal. I am the mother to Candace Ditzler and mother inlaw to Jake Ditzler and of course the Nana to Miss Tatum Ditzler. I am counting on your town to welcome my kids with open arms and to continue the warm welcome they have recieved thus far. maybe I will return again in the Spring.
Oct 09, 2011 at 12:40 AM
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My husband myself and my 7 month old daughter just moved into Edinburg! We love it. Everyone is so friendly. I have to say thank you to Bernice for taking such great care of my husband while he was here working and we were still in IL. I also wanted to thank her for everything she does and is still doing for us! I want to say thank you for everyone in this town for welcoming us the way you have. When moving to a new place you have all sorts of nerves. And you have all helped with this tremendous move we have just made! I love walking down Main Street with Tatum and people saying my name and asking how we are doing! I just love it here  Thank you EVERYONE!!
Sept 04, 2011 at 12:18 PM
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Hi everyone! Thanks for keeping a Website! It's good to see pictures of people I grew up with! Edinburg was great place to grow up and be a part of it's great history. I still have relatives there and friends I cherish! A shout out to the Class of '75! Go Spartans! Teresa, Fargo, ND
July 15, 2011 at 01:51 AM
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On behalf of the grandchildren of Nicolai and Bessie Ordahl, as well as our cousins from the Jolster, Norge area, THANK YOU, Edinburg, for your wonderful hospitality this past Monday! Bernice, you are amazing! Your community must be proud to have a treasure like you to promote this fine community and take so much of your time for some very appreciative visitors. Thank you for all the time and effort you spent to make sure our day in Edinburg was so memorable. Thanks to all who shared stories of Nicolai and Bessie, who opened up their home to so many strangers so we could recollect those days when our grandparents were still members of your community. We were all humbled by the young man who shared his gift of music with us in that matchless rendition of "God Bless America". We wish him and all of you the very best!
July 02, 2011 at 11:17 AM
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After North Dakota made the news on TV, it made me curious to see how is living in North Dakota.I am so happy to see a beautiful, clean, crisp place. And as I read on Edinburgh site: It is a good place to live in. I would love to move to ND. while everybody is retiring to warmer places, when I will retire, I will be coming to North Dakota. Or may be sooner! Congratulation!
| Sandi (Rustan) Samuelson | Email |
June 25, 2011 at 05:30 PM
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Has anyone heard if there are plans for a CLASS of 1961 reunion this summer? 50 years already!!!
April 11, 2011 at 03:50 PM
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Hello to all who still may remeber me!
I don't check the Edinburg site very often but I think it is wonderful that you all are continuing the many traditons and are still into giving to others as evidenced by the 'Quilts for Japan' project.
I know maintaning a web site isn't real easy or quick and so thanks to all who keep on 'keeping up'!
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