http://www.formannd.com/history/2009/08/looking-back-lake-lithia/ a bright spot in North Dakota! Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:38:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.formannd.com/history/2009/08/looking-back-lake-lithia/comment-page-1/#comment-871 Harry Grammond Sun, 24 Oct 2010 01:39:24 +0000 http://www.formannd.com/?p=811#comment-871 I remember your dad. My dad, Earl Grammond helped put machinery together for your dad when we first moved to Forman in 1950. I remember the wooden carved horses at your house. I live in Grey Eagle, Minnesota and have for 43 years since leaving Cogswell where I was a principal for 5 years. I remember your dad. My dad, Earl Grammond helped put machinery together for your dad when we first moved to Forman in 1950. I remember the wooden carved horses at your house. I live in Grey Eagle, Minnesota and have for 43 years since leaving Cogswell where I was a principal for 5 years.

]]> http://www.formannd.com/history/2009/08/looking-back-lake-lithia/comment-page-1/#comment-366 dean fredrickson Sun, 11 Oct 2009 04:54:39 +0000 http://www.formannd.com/?p=811#comment-366 Hello, My father, Chet Fredrickson, had a business called Sargent County Implement in the early 50's. My Uncle Ray farmed near Forman for many years. I have many fond memories of growing up in Forman. We moved to Lisbon in 1957 and Dad died the following year. I was touched when I visited the Museum and saw a milk bottle carrier that my Dad had made in his shop during the slow time in winter. I have lived in Seattle for 43 years, but am still proud of my "small town" North Dakota roots. Hello, My father, Chet Fredrickson, had a business called Sargent County Implement in the early 50′s. My Uncle Ray farmed near Forman for many years. I have many fond memories of growing up in Forman. We moved to Lisbon in 1957 and Dad died the following year. I was touched when I visited the Museum and saw a milk bottle carrier that my Dad had made in his shop during the slow time in winter. I have lived in Seattle for 43 years, but am still proud of my “small town” North Dakota roots.

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