Following his marriage in 1893, to Hanna Fredrickson, Mr. and Mrs. Haugen built the home at 1249 5th Ave. N.—one of the few homes then in that part of the city. Streets were not paved and walks were of wood. Haugen made two trips back to Norway—in 1891 and in 1900. He was one of the organizers of St. Olaf Lutheran Church here and served as secretary of the congregation for 50 years. The house was sold in 1965 when Mrs. Haugen moved to Friendship Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Haugen were parents of four children—a daughter, Magna, who died in infancy; and three sons, Helge H. Haugen, Einar F. Haugen and Karl F. Haugen, author of this series of Fort Dodge homes. Mr. Haugen died in 1947 at age 80. Mrs. Haugen died Dec. 23, 1974. Had she lived until Feb. 3, 1975, she would have been 103 years old. [Illustration: CITY OF FORT DODGE, IOWA] INDEX A ABEL, John H. 33 ACHER, Dr. A. E. 105 AMOND, John W. 34 ARMSTRONG, E. F. 87 ARMSTRONG, L. E. 97 AULT, Van J. 43 B BENNETT, S. J. (Cap) 9 BLACK, J. B. 26 BOWEN, Dr. W. W. 18 BRADY, John J., Sr. 110 BREEN, E. J. 8 BRENNAN, John J. 30 BROWN, Charles A. 101 BROWN, Jacob, Sr. 54 BURNQUIST, B. B. 100 BUTLER, Patrick 25 C CARTER, Charles. L. 75 CARVER. Dr. W. F. 69 CHARON, Louis 52 CHASE, Dr. Sumner B. 83 CHENEY, John C. 19 CHUMLEA, Miles P. 60 COLBY, W. H. H. 49 COLLINS, E. W. 65 CONWAY, Owen 39 COREY, Frank 58 CRAWFORD, R. W. 45