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Campfire Girls of Pelican Rapids, 1929.
Back row, standing: Stella Hanson (Lilly); Helen Swenson (Rice); Joyce Ranger (Christopherson); Mae Sorensen (Wallenkampf); Orpha Ranger (Felde); Mary Small (Reiman).
Standing front: Theone Hanson (Peterson); Ella Strahan (Anderson); Gunhild Hieberg; Lillian Hanson (Kuhn); Bernice Anderson (Kramer);
Seated: Lois Jacobs (Nelson); Frances Gates (Wilson); Lillian Sjogren; Lois Estrem (Evans); Margaret Sherin; Helen Nettestad; Elfrida Boysen (Glas);
On the Floor: Mary Hanson, and Myrtle Sleen (Forsgren).
Photo from the collections of the
Otter Tail County Historical Society.

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