BIOGRAPHIES: Olaf M. MYHRE, Blair, Trempealeau Co., WI

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Olaf M. Myhre, of the firm of Berg & Myhre, garage owners of Blair, was 
born in Preston Township, this county, June 7, 1882, son of Ole H. and 
Caroline (Berg) Myhre, natives of Norway, the former of whom died in 1908, 
and the latter of whom now lives in Northfield, Wis.  He attended the 
district schools, was reared to farm pursuits, and remained at home until 
1912.  Then he farmed for himself in Ettrick Township.  In February, 1916, 
he engaged in his present business.  He is an energetic and public spirited 
man, and is building up a successful business.  Mr. Myhre was married Nov. 
18, 1912, to Mabel Mow of Preston Township, and they have three children:  
Verna, Erwin and Edna.

--Transcribed from the "History of Trempealeau County Wisconsin, 1917", 
page 540