The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-29
JULIUS FAUCHALD AND
FAMILY MOVE TO NEW YORK
Well known Business Man Will Take
Up New Residence on
Atlantic Coast.

Julius Fauchald, veteran business
man, leaves this week for Brooklyn,
N. Y, where he will take up his resi-
dence. Mrs. Fauchald and daughters
have preceded Mr.. Fauchald, in order
to get their new home in readiness
for the arrival of their household
goods. This move Of the Fauchald
family was prompted by several rea-
sons, primarily owing to the fact that
Mrs. Fauchald's health is always bet
ter when near the sea shore particu-
larly at that point of the Atlantic
coast. A secondary consideration is
the fact that Miss Nora Fauchald who
is pupil of Walter Damrosch of
New York wished her parents to re-
side near the scene of her studies and
the activities of her student life. Mr..
Fauchald in spite of his large mer-
camille interests in this city has not
taken an active part in the conduct
Of the same for several years. He
felt that he had done his share and
now the burden could rest upon young
er and more active shoulders, we say
younger advisedly, for despite 33
years active business in the city julius
Fauchald is still as sprightly as any
Of his sons. The management of his
two stores, the New York Department
and the New York Hardware & Fur
niture store he has delegated to 9TH
ers, Marvin Solien who has been asso-
ciated with Mr.. Fauchald for the past
fifteen years will continue the head
of the Department store while Mat
thew Ringen will continue to super
wise the destinies Of the Hardware
and Furniture store. During the
years Mr.. Fauchald has been iden-
titled with the business interests of
the city he has ever been found ready
and willing to cooperate in any laud-
able or worthy undertaking having
the future growth and development
of the city in view and he is consider
ed today one Of the best citizens, in
every respect that the Wonder city
has produced. Coming here years
ago he was first associated with Guy
Frank in the ownership Of a store con-
Quoted at the present site of the hard
ware and furniture store. Later he
was associated with his brother Mau
rice, now a resident Of Norway, in the
ownership and management of the
New York Department store. The
two purchasing the interests of P. P.
Lee, now of Bellingham, Washington,
at that time the leading merchant Of
Minot. AS time went on Julius bot
the interest Of his brother, later form
ing a corporation now known as the
New York Department store. Marvin
Solien and Mr.. Fauchald's son, Mel
win being associated with him as prin-
cipal stockholders. Melvin Fauchald
is also associated with his father in
the ownership of the New York Hard
ware & Furniture store, Matt Ringen
and Melvin Fauchald being identified
with the ownership of this establish
ment. While Mr.. Fauchald probably
would resent the idea of deserting
Minot as permanent place of resi-
dence, yet it is believed that what
with life in New York and his inten-
ton to make periodical visits to his
home land, Norway, that to all intents
and purposes Minot may say goodbye
to the Fauchald family.
Miss Marie Fauchald, nurse in
training at Portland, Oregon, will
complete her term of service this fall
and will then undoubtedly join the
family in New York. Mr.. Fauchald
and two of the younger boys left
Wednesday. Melvin Fauchald and
wife will remain in the city and an
other son, has decided to remain for
a time at least.
The beautiful Fauchald residence on
First street S. E. will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Skadeland.
Sheriff and Mrs. A. P. Scofield who
have been touring Glacier park for the
past ten days are expected home to-
day.