oration called “Industrial Training in the Schools”; her husband Fred Graham, also a graduate, was an attorney active in state-level politics. Elmer O. Thompson, class of 1912, was a talented photographer who created an admirable visual record of the school and community, then became an inventor of consumer electronics. References Black, R.M., ed. A History of Dickey County, North Dakota. (Ellendale, ND: Dickey County Historical Society. 1930). 63-68. https://archive.org/details/HistoryOfDickeyCounty1930 Coleman Memorial Museum, Normal and industrial School Collection, https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Coleman+Museum%22 Ellendale, North Dakota. 125th Anniversary, “Colleges” (Ellendale: J and M Printing, 2007), 114-118. Goddard, Connie. “A ‘Howling Success’: Ellendale’s State Normal and Industrial School, 1899-1929. North Dakota History: Journal of the Northern Plains 87, no.1(Fall 2022): 18-34. Buildings and structures in Dickey County, North Dakota Educational institutions established in 1893 Educational institutions disestablished in 1971 1893 establishments in North Dakota 1971 disestablishments in North Dakota Education in Dickey County, North Dakota