 Picture of Dorothy "Dolly" Ployhar Kleve in 1917, at about 20 years of age. |
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Dolly and her two children in 1933. Donna Deane was about 6 years old and Robert Elick was 4. She lived far from the other Chadas and adopted many of Elick's Norwegian traditions. After Kleve's untimely death from a heart attack in 1937, Dolly continued to live for a few more years in McClusky, ND. She then took her children and moved to Bismark, where she was the administrative assistant to one of the supreme court justices.
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Elick Olai Kleve, who everyone just called Kleve, was taken in McClusky, ND about 1933. It is his law and abstract office. Kleve was earlier the principal in Balfour, ND, and became the Superintendent of Schools for Sheridan County, of which McClusky was the county seat.
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