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How the “Granny” of Beach started a family legacy

Summary by The Dickinson Press
BEACH, N.D. — In the windswept plains of North Dakota, where homesteaders once started lives from scratch, detailed first-person accounts of early settlement are rare. Harsh winters, limited resources and the daily demands of survival left little time for record-keeping. Yet, one Golden Valley County woman made sure her family’s story would not be lost. Known affectionately as the “Granny” of Beach, Eva Prouse Weinreis left behind more than memo…

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How the “Granny” of Beach started a family legacy

BEACH, N.D. — In the windswept plains of North Dakota, where homesteaders once started lives from scratch, detailed first-person accounts of early settlement are rare. Harsh winters, limited resources and the daily demands of survival left little time for record-keeping. Yet, one Golden Valley County woman made sure her family’s story would not be lost. Known affectionately as the “Granny” of Beach, Eva Prouse Weinreis left behind more than memo…

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The Dickinson Press broke the news in on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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