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I am the granddaughter of Carl Hyrmansen Evje and great-granddaughter of Kristoffer Evje, both of whom came to the US from Norway. We live in Minnesota, and our 25-year-old son, who is the spitting image of Carl, would like to live and work in or near the town of Evje, if possible. He is a skilled worker (carpentry, cabinet-making, CNC machine operator, forklift, skidsteer & bobcat operator) but would love an adventurous outdoor job, like taking people on hikes, canoe trips, etc.
We would also like to know if the town was named after one of our ancestors. I have read that it was named after an “Evje farm” on which a church was built.

Thank you!

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Title: Living large: recyclers say bigger is better when it comes to choosing a skid steer.(MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT FOCUS)
Author: Jackie Gubeno
Publication: Recycling Today (Magazine/Journal)
Date: November 1, 2005
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 43 Issue: 11 Page: 42(4)

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Living large: recyclers say bigger is better when it comes to choosing a skid steer.: An article from: Recycling Today