Son of Anders & Marie Carstenson. Married to Grace Freligh on 6-17-1908.
Determined upon the practice of veterinary surgery as his occupation, he entered the Kansas City Veterinary College, where he granduated in 1907. He then located for practice in Fremont, NE. where he remained for six months and then went to Columbus, NE. where he remained until 1913, in which year he took up his homestead just west of the city of Columbus, where he was well equipped to take care of a large veterinary practice.
Determined upon the practice of veterinary surgery as his occupation, he entered the Kansas City Veterinary College, where he granduated in 1907. He then located for practice in Fremont, NE. where he remained for six months and then went to Columbus, NE. where he remained until 1913, in which year he took up his homestead just west of the city of Columbus, where he was well equipped to take care of a large veterinary practice.
Son of Anders & Marie Carstenson. Married to Grace Freligh on 6-17-1908.
Determined upon the practice of veterinary surgery as his occupation, he entered the Kansas City Veterinary College, where he granduated in 1907. He then located for practice in Fremont, NE. where he remained for six months and then went to Columbus, NE. where he remained until 1913, in which year he took up his homestead just west of the city of Columbus, where he was well equipped to take care of a large veterinary practice.
Determined upon the practice of veterinary surgery as his occupation, he entered the Kansas City Veterinary College, where he granduated in 1907. He then located for practice in Fremont, NE. where he remained for six months and then went to Columbus, NE. where he remained until 1913, in which year he took up his homestead just west of the city of Columbus, where he was well equipped to take care of a large veterinary practice.
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