Oscar R. Knutson papers. 1920-1981 (bulk 1930-1975).

Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge

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Minnesota. Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court ceased to maintain judgment books as of July 1, 1982. This action was probably taken with reference to legislation that eliminated the requirement that district court clerks maintain a judgment book (Laws 1981 c121 sl). From the description of Judgment books, 1858-1982. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122472476 Peter Stephen Popovich, a Minnesota lawyer and jurist, was born in November 1920 at Crosby, Minnesota. He received a bachelor's degree f...

Olson, Julius J., 1875-1955.

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Minnesota. State Board of Law Examiners.

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Minnesota. District Court (14th Judicial District).

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Knutson, Oscar R. (Oscar Rudolph), 1899-

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Oscar R. Knutson was born in Superior, Wisconsin, on October 9, 1899 to Bottolf and Rachel (Satren) Knutson, who were immigrants from Norway. The family moved from Superior, where they operated a dairy farm, to a farm near Warren, Minnesota, in 1916. Oscar graduated in 1919 from the Northwest School of Agriculture, Crookston, Minnesota, and from Warren High School in 1920. He attended St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota (1920-1921), followed by a year (1921-1922) at the Universi...

University of Minnesota. Northwest School of Agriculture (Crookston, Minn.)

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Loring, Charles, 1873-1961.

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Born in Wisconsin, moved to Clay County, Minn. in 1877 with his parents. His father, Lyman Loring, managed the Stickney Farm (also known as the Loring Farm), sold out and in 1889 or 1890, moved to a ranch near East Kootenai River, Montana, an area known as the Tobacco Plains. Died there in 1898 and was buried at Kalispell, Mont. Charles attended University of Minnesota law school, established private law practice in Moorhead, Minn. with Carroll Nye, later moved to Crookston, Minn. and practiced ...

Conference of Chief Justices

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Minnesota Alumni Association

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The University of Minnesota Alumni Association was established on January 30, 1904, when more than 350 alumni gathered in the Armory. This constituted the founding and first meeting of the General Alumni Association (GAA). E. Bird Johnson served as the first Executive Secretary from 1905-1920, followed by E.B. Pierce from 1920-1948. Edwin Haislet served as director from 1948-1976, followed by Vincent Bilotta, 1976-1978, Stephen Roszell, 1979-1984, and Margaret Sughrue Ca...

William Mitchell College of Law

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Republican Party (Minn.)

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