Title: Deborah Hall Hertz
Dates: 1912-1975
Collection Number: 00734
Quantity: 44 items
Abstract: Images of students at Fargo College ca. 1912-1916 and images of people at Fort Berthold Reservation, the Mission, Reverend and Mrs. Harold Case, and buildings moved because of the Garrison Dam in the 1950s.
Provenance: The State Historical Society acquired this collection from Helen Boulton in December 1988. It was separated from MSS 10522.
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Related Collections:
MSS 10522 Deborah Hall Hertz
MSS 10005 Charles Lemmon Hall
MSS 10286 Harold Case
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
From the McLean County Independent, Thursday May 12, 1988
The funeral for Deborah “Dora” Hertz, 98, of Garrison, will be held at the First United Church of Christ in Garrison. She died Sunday May 8, 1988 at the Garrison Nursing Home.
Rev. Steve Holmes and Rev. Charles Maxfield will officiate and burial will be at2 p.m. in Memorial Congregational Cemetery of rural Raub. Pallbearers will be grandsons and great-grandsons, James and Davis Fischer, Bruce Boehrs, and Michael, Don, and Marei Fischer. Thompson Funeral Home of Garrison is in charge of arrangements.
Deborah Hall was born Feb. 4, 1890 to Rev. Charles and Susan Hall at Elbowoods, where she attended elementary school. Her father was the Congregational minister among the Dakota Indians. She moved to Minneapolis to live with an aunt and graduated from high school there. She was a graduate of Congregational Church College, Fargo, and became YWCA field secretary for Indian schools in a four-state area.
She married the Rev. Rudolph Hertz in 1926 at Eagle Butte, S.D. They moved to Santee, Neb., where he was superintendent of the Santee Indian School.
He died in 1953. She worked for Congregational Church Council of Churches in North Dakota.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Andrew (Elizabeth) Fischer of Spearfish, S.D., and Mrs. Ralph (Helen) Boulton of Denver; six grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.
PHOTOGRAPHS INVENTORY
000734-00001 Allison Grinnell and May Montclair, Fort Berthold Mission, Fort Berthold (N.D.) 1922
00734-00002 Grace Leininger circa 1913
00734-00003 Deborah Hall and Zelma Shute, Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) circa 1916
00734-00004 Deborah Hall at Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) 1914-1916
00734-00005 La Chom Bunch before vacation in Debra Hall's room, Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) circa 1915
00734-00006 Deborah Hall and Nellie Pogzer in their room at Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) 1914-1916
00734-00007 Deborah Hall at Lake Geneva (Minn.) circa 1915
00734-00008 Ina Johnson in cap and gown, Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) circa 1916
00734-00009 Zelma Shute, Ruth, Debra Hall, Frances Shea at Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) 1914-1916
00734-00010 Zelma Shute with fur muff, Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) circa 1915
00734-00011 YWCA camp at Lake Geneva (Minn.) 1915
00734-00012 YWCA camp at Lake Geneva (Minn.) 1915
00734-00013 Female students at Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) 1912-1916
00734-00014 Senior picnic, Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) 1912-1916
00734-00015 Slumber party at Jones Hall, Fargo College, Fargo (N.D.) circa 1915
00734-00016 Fargo College Class of 1916 reunion, Yankton (S.D.) 06/05/1948
00734-00017 Fargo College Class of 1916 reunion, Yankton (S.D.) 06/05/1948
00734-00018 Enola Packineau (Mrs. Allan) Pond 1975
00734-00019 Alan Smith 1975
00734-00020 Cheryl Benson 1971
00734-00021 Debbie Malnourie 1966
00734-00022 Monument to Ree Chiefs at the Cemetery, Old Ft Berthold (N.D.) 08/1933
00734-00023 Rollo Jones, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1935
00734-00024 Cora Chase Martin (Blossom) at Mission, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1935
00734-00025 Mamie Smith and Blossom Chase with Mission School children, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1935
00734-00026 Eva Case, Miss Lees and Deborah Hall Mission Elbowoods ND.) circa 1915
00734-00027 Rev. Charles Hall, Miss Lees, Mrs. Falliot and Mission workers, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1915
00734-00028 Splitting wood at the Fort Berthold Indian Mission, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1915
00734-00029 Cleo Stone, Elizabeth Gillette, Laura Packineau, Ardella Stone, Maude Packineau circa 1945
00734-00030 Graduation at Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1945
00734-00031 Loretta Eagle circa 1945
00734-00032 Mr. and Mrs. John Grinnell, Elbowoods (N.D.) 06/1956
00734-00033 Children at the playground at Fort Berthold Mission School, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1920
00734-00034 Arikara Congregational Church, Nishu (N.D.) circa 1945
00734-00035 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffman and Deborah Hertz Hall, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1955
00734-00036 Julia Ole Bull's home, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1954
00734-00037 Independence Chapel, Fort Berthold (N.D.) circa 1953
00734-00038 Fort Berthold Reservation buildings moved because of Garrison Dam 1953
00734-00039 New White Shield settlement, eastern segment circa 1954
00734-00040 Mary Goetz, Irene Rhode Feigel, Lila McNamara Helm Wasem, Myrtle Reimer, Dorothy Cate, Julia Bull, Deborah Hertz 1960
00734-00041 Julia Bull, Elbowoods (N.D.) circa 1955
00734-00042 Aldine Olivia Rush 04/01/1976
00734-00043 Mary Collins ca. 1875
00734-00044 Mrs. Chester King ca. 1880
00734-00045 Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, Sieur de La Vérendrye statue, Quebec (Ont.) circa 1930
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