Daniel Grosz and Magdalena Schlechter were married December 22, 1892 in South Dakota. The following children were born to them: Clara Grosz (Robert Holland) 20 Dec 1893-21 Jul 1922; Albert Grosz 23 Jun 1895-7 Feb 1974; Lydia Grosz (Dexter Dimick) 3 May 1897-22 Jul 1976; Lona Grosz 5 Dec 1898-12 Mar 1988; Edwin Grosz 19 Aug 1900-20 Sep 1959; William Grosz 30 Apr 1902-8 Oct 1946; Alvin Grosz 20 Dec 1904-15 Jan 1956; Harry Grosz 12 Oct 1906-8 Sep 1971; Milton Grosz 1 Aug 1908-17 Sep 1979 and Edna Grosz (Robert Tozer) 22 Nov 1910-30 Apr 1993.
Daniel Grosz Jr. was born in South Russia in 1869. At the age of 8, he came to this country with his parents and they settled in Scotland, South Dakota. In 1892, he married Magdaline Schlechter and again with his parents moved to Kulm, North Dakota. Here he started a general merchandise store with his brother, Godfrey and father. They were the parents of Clara Grosz, the first child born in Kulm on December 20, 1893. He was very active in local and civic affairs. He helped build and was a charter member of the First Congregational Church. He also took part on the city council and school and township boards. Mrs. Grosz (Magdalena Schlechter) died in 1910, leaving her husband and 10 children. Daniel Grosz married Wilhelmina Tobler in June, 1911.
Daniel Grosz Jr. was born in South Russia in 1869. At the age of 8, he came to this country with his parents and they settled in Scotland, South Dakota. In 1892, he married Magdaline Schlechter and again with his parents moved to Kulm, North Dakota. Here he started a general merchandise store with his brother, Godfrey and father. They were the parents of Clara Grosz, the first child born in Kulm on December 20, 1893. He was very active in local and civic affairs. He helped build and was a charter member of the First Congregational Church. He also took part on the city council and school and township boards. Mrs. Grosz (Magdalena Schlechter) died in 1910, leaving her husband and 10 children. Daniel Grosz married Wilhelmina Tobler in June, 1911.
Daniel Grosz and Magdalena Schlechter were married December 22, 1892 in South Dakota. The following children were born to them: Clara Grosz (Robert Holland) 20 Dec 1893-21 Jul 1922; Albert Grosz 23 Jun 1895-7 Feb 1974; Lydia Grosz (Dexter Dimick) 3 May 1897-22 Jul 1976; Lona Grosz 5 Dec 1898-12 Mar 1988; Edwin Grosz 19 Aug 1900-20 Sep 1959; William Grosz 30 Apr 1902-8 Oct 1946; Alvin Grosz 20 Dec 1904-15 Jan 1956; Harry Grosz 12 Oct 1906-8 Sep 1971; Milton Grosz 1 Aug 1908-17 Sep 1979 and Edna Grosz (Robert Tozer) 22 Nov 1910-30 Apr 1993.
Daniel Grosz Jr. was born in South Russia in 1869. At the age of 8, he came to this country with his parents and they settled in Scotland, South Dakota. In 1892, he married Magdaline Schlechter and again with his parents moved to Kulm, North Dakota. Here he started a general merchandise store with his brother, Godfrey and father. They were the parents of Clara Grosz, the first child born in Kulm on December 20, 1893. He was very active in local and civic affairs. He helped build and was a charter member of the First Congregational Church. He also took part on the city council and school and township boards. Mrs. Grosz (Magdalena Schlechter) died in 1910, leaving her husband and 10 children. Daniel Grosz married Wilhelmina Tobler in June, 1911.
Daniel Grosz Jr. was born in South Russia in 1869. At the age of 8, he came to this country with his parents and they settled in Scotland, South Dakota. In 1892, he married Magdaline Schlechter and again with his parents moved to Kulm, North Dakota. Here he started a general merchandise store with his brother, Godfrey and father. They were the parents of Clara Grosz, the first child born in Kulm on December 20, 1893. He was very active in local and civic affairs. He helped build and was a charter member of the First Congregational Church. He also took part on the city council and school and township boards. Mrs. Grosz (Magdalena Schlechter) died in 1910, leaving her husband and 10 children. Daniel Grosz married Wilhelmina Tobler in June, 1911.
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