St. Vincent Memories

L ena Cameron Mortimer was born into a farming family in St. Vincent, Minnesota.  She became a Socialist Party activist and married t...

This excerpt is from a long article about the early years of TV along the border in our area.  There was a race who got their transmit...

The carriage looks suspiciously like our ' Mystery Man ' again!  Could it be?! Source:   Digital Horizons , State Historical So...

Pioneer Express January 3, 1908 The New Year was ushered in by the bells of the city echoing with those of St. Vincent and Emerson, a...

Francis J. Dickens, second from the right From Wayne Arseny, former mayor of Emerson: I think of the latrine at Fort Dufferin and once...

H umboldt-St. Vincent School, like any other school, had its share of bullying and bullies... Michael Rustad : I remember when Dave Boat...

I present to you, one of St. Vincent's early pioneers - John A. Vanstrum. A veteran of the Civil War, he became very civic-minded, serv...

"The term was finished in two and a half days, and the balance of last day, awaiting the arrival of the train south, was spent fishing...

L ast year, Pembina County celebrated its Sesquicentennial.  In celebration of this, local historian Jim Benjaminson wrote an ongoing series...

Percy's grave is in the St. Vincent Cemetery Sgt Major Percy John Edkins U.S. Marine Corps O n May 18, 1917, the Selective Serv...