Ole A. Kaldor

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Ole A. Kaldor, the present efficient and popular county treasurer of Traill county, is one of the best known residents of Hillsboro. His birth occurred in Norway on the 8th of May, 1873, and he is a son of Anders and Anna Kaldor, also natives of that country. The family removed to America in 1873 and coming at once to the northwest, located on a homestead in Traill county. North Dakota. The father devoted his time to the improvement and operation of that place until 1910, when he removed to Hillsboro, where both he and hiis wife are now living, enjoying a period of leisure made possible by their former efficient labor. Four of their seven children survive and all are residents of Traill county.

Ole A. Kaldor attended the common schools in the acquirement of his early education and was later a student in a business college at Minneapolis, he remained on the home farm until he became of age and then went to Ward county, this state, where he filed on a homestead. Through assisting his father with the work of the home farm he became thoroughly familiar with agricultural pursuits and was very successful in the cultivation of his land. At the end of eight years he sold that place and, returning to Traill county, purchased the Kaldor homestead on section 20, Norway township, which comprises two hundred and forty acres of splendidly improved land. After living there for three years he removed to Hillsboro, where he has since resided. He is now filling the office of county' treasurer and is making an excellent record in that capacity, being systematic, prompt and accurate in the discharge of his duties. His integrity has always been above question, and the confidence
which his constituents have placed in him is well deserved.

In 1901 occurred the marriage of Mr. Kaldor and Miss Lena Veikley, who was also born in Norway. They are the parents of three children. May Adelia. Archie J. and Floyd O. Mr. Kaldor is a stanch adherent of the republican party and has served on the school board and has held other township offices. Both he and his wife hold membership in the Lutheran Free church, and their influence is invariably given on the side of right and progress. Both have a wide acquaintance and their genuine worth is attested by the fact that those who have been the most intimately associated with them are their warmest friends. [North Dakota History and People Outlines of American History, Volume 2]

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