St. Vincent Memories

 John Boucher - Back row, on left (1855)  Provision was made in the ninth article of the treaty of October 2, 1863 (aka Old Crossing ...

Trish: Walter talked James J. into getting the first car the family had in 1905, but managed to wreck it by 1907. He got married in 1908, ...

Before Pembina, there was Vermont... Soon after joining up in 1870, Private William James Kneeshaw, along with his brother, Sergeant Ebeneze...

Shared by Lori Wood Goertzen: This photo was a Christmas gift from my favorite Sunday school teacher, Clara Loer.  Left to right: Debbie Dy...

This week, it was announced that the Humboldt-St. Vincent Elevator Association was being dissolved and thus the closing of the elevator in...

When Pembina decided to throw an “after threshing celebration” on September 27, 1919, Lt. Vernon Omlie of Grafton was booked to “...give a...

On Adams Avenue, in St. Vincent, Minnesota, W.J.S. Traill co-owned a frame grain warehouse with the firm of G.S. Barnes & Co. (The St...

L ate this past summer,  this was posted on the St. Vincent Memories Facebook page : Looking to see if anyone might know or have any mo...

Location of Fort Pembina:   All of section 16, 17 and 18. Township one hundred and sixty three (63), North Range Number 51, West of the 5th ...