Eddie O. Nestoss was born October 29, 1886 in Buxton, North Dakota. After graduation from the Buxton high school he attended the A. C. in Fargo, North Dakota, taking a business course. He returned to Buxton where he opened a confectionery store. Then he was appointed postmaster at Buxton. On June 15, 1910 he married Bertha Saure. She was a daughter of Gunder and Theoline Saure of Reynolds, North Dakota. While he was postmaster, he established the first star mail route in Traill County.
To this union was born one son, Vernon O. Nestoss on March 11, 1911. Mr. Nestoss left the post office to accept a position as assistant cashier in the State Bank of Buxton, North Dakota. In 1916 he was transferred to Nekoma, North Dakota. In March of 1922 he was transferred to Grano, North Dakota. In August of 1922 he accepted a job with the State Banking Department and moved to Valley City, North Dakota. After two years in Valley City he accepted a position as cashier in the State Bank of Valley City and later he became associated with the Merchants National Mutual Insurance of Fargo, until his retirement. He died May 3, 1970.
Bertha Nestoss operated a rooming and boarding house for many years. In 1936 she opened a resident grocery store called The Elms until 1955. She died March 4, 1955.
To this union was born one son, Vernon O. Nestoss on March 11, 1911. Mr. Nestoss left the post office to accept a position as assistant cashier in the State Bank of Buxton, North Dakota. In 1916 he was transferred to Nekoma, North Dakota. In March of 1922 he was transferred to Grano, North Dakota. In August of 1922 he accepted a job with the State Banking Department and moved to Valley City, North Dakota. After two years in Valley City he accepted a position as cashier in the State Bank of Valley City and later he became associated with the Merchants National Mutual Insurance of Fargo, until his retirement. He died May 3, 1970.
Bertha Nestoss operated a rooming and boarding house for many years. In 1936 she opened a resident grocery store called The Elms until 1955. She died March 4, 1955.
Eddie O. Nestoss was born October 29, 1886 in Buxton, North Dakota. After graduation from the Buxton high school he attended the A. C. in Fargo, North Dakota, taking a business course. He returned to Buxton where he opened a confectionery store. Then he was appointed postmaster at Buxton. On June 15, 1910 he married Bertha Saure. She was a daughter of Gunder and Theoline Saure of Reynolds, North Dakota. While he was postmaster, he established the first star mail route in Traill County.
To this union was born one son, Vernon O. Nestoss on March 11, 1911. Mr. Nestoss left the post office to accept a position as assistant cashier in the State Bank of Buxton, North Dakota. In 1916 he was transferred to Nekoma, North Dakota. In March of 1922 he was transferred to Grano, North Dakota. In August of 1922 he accepted a job with the State Banking Department and moved to Valley City, North Dakota. After two years in Valley City he accepted a position as cashier in the State Bank of Valley City and later he became associated with the Merchants National Mutual Insurance of Fargo, until his retirement. He died May 3, 1970.
Bertha Nestoss operated a rooming and boarding house for many years. In 1936 she opened a resident grocery store called The Elms until 1955. She died March 4, 1955.
To this union was born one son, Vernon O. Nestoss on March 11, 1911. Mr. Nestoss left the post office to accept a position as assistant cashier in the State Bank of Buxton, North Dakota. In 1916 he was transferred to Nekoma, North Dakota. In March of 1922 he was transferred to Grano, North Dakota. In August of 1922 he accepted a job with the State Banking Department and moved to Valley City, North Dakota. After two years in Valley City he accepted a position as cashier in the State Bank of Valley City and later he became associated with the Merchants National Mutual Insurance of Fargo, until his retirement. He died May 3, 1970.
Bertha Nestoss operated a rooming and boarding house for many years. In 1936 she opened a resident grocery store called The Elms until 1955. She died March 4, 1955.
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