Julius Anderson was born in Varberg, Sweden. He came to America in 1893, landing in Boston, MA on his 20th birthday.
He then went to Iowa where he worked and farmed for 10 years near Royal. In 1903, he came to North Dakota and bought and settled on a farm which Martin Hegg, a realtor in Leonard, had shown him in Leonard Township in Sec. 17.
He then went to Iowa where he worked and farmed for 10 years near Royal. In 1903, he came to North Dakota and bought and settled on a farm which Martin Hegg, a realtor in Leonard, had shown him in Leonard Township in Sec. 17.
Julius Anderson was born in Varberg, Sweden. He came to America in 1893, landing in Boston, MA on his 20th birthday.
He then went to Iowa where he worked and farmed for 10 years near Royal. In 1903, he came to North Dakota and bought and settled on a farm which Martin Hegg, a realtor in Leonard, had shown him in Leonard Township in Sec. 17.
He then went to Iowa where he worked and farmed for 10 years near Royal. In 1903, he came to North Dakota and bought and settled on a farm which Martin Hegg, a realtor in Leonard, had shown him in Leonard Township in Sec. 17.
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