This house was built about 1900. It was owned by Arthur Corcoran (1904)
Little Miss Lorraine Aldrich entertained a few little friends at her home, 1016 Minnesota avenue, yesterday afternoon, it being her seventh birth anniversary. Games were played and a birthday lunch served by Mrs. Aldrich, and they all had a happy afternoon. She received a number of pretty gifts from her guests. Those present were Joe and Edith Naugle, Netta Strande, Jane Bye, Raymond McMahon, John and Luman Aldrich (Nov. 26, 1921)
E.O. Nordby (1927-1928)
Patrick McLaughlin (1934-35)
Susie and Arnold Anderson were married in January of 1942. They were at this address by 1956. Arnold Anderson; Susie’s Sewing Shop (1956)
Susie Anderson operated Susie’s Sewing and Monogramming from her home on Minnesota Avenue for her entire life. She had a uniform shop, made quilts, covered furniture and made draperies. Her most memorable work was all the monogramming she did on bowling shirts, high school letter jackets, fraternity jackets, Elks shirts and items from the Bemidji Woolen Mills. One of her monograms, the Fireman’s Prayer Flag, still hangs in the Bemidji Fire Hall.
Arnold died April 5, 1983. Susie died later in Spokane.
