Bio of Ole GULLICKSON (b.1873), Yellow Medicine Co., MN

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OLE GULLICKSON (1873)

Ole Gullickson, who owns one of Normania township's finest farms--160 acres
on section 24--has spent his entire life on that farm.  He was born February
22, 1873, received a district school education, and grew to manhood on the
farm.  In 1906 he purchased the property and has since operated it to his
own account.

Mr. Gullickson was a member of the Normania township board one term,
assessor one year, and constable one term.  He holds membership in the
Norwegian Lutheran church.  He has stock in the Hazel Run Produce Company
and is secretary of the recently organized telephone company.

The parents of Mr. Gullickson were Gullick and Margrit (Sigerson) Kittelson,
natives of Hittedahl, Norway. They came to America in an early day, lived in
Wisconsin a few years, and were homesteaders and pioneer settlers of Yellow
Medicine county, securing land under the homestead act in Normania township.
both parents died in the county.

Ole Gullickson was married March 19, 1907, to Julia Jenson, who was born in
Helgeland, Norway, and who died February 15, 1911.  There are two children
in the family, Myrtle and Goodwin B.

Source: A History of Yellow Medicine County by Arthur P. Rose. Published
1914