Correspondence, catalogs, and reports of a Lutheran secondary school established in Fargo, North Dakota, in 1906; 1906-1926: Oak Grove Lutheran Ladies' Seminary; later, Oak Grove Lutheran High School.
Papers of the wife of a Lutheran clergyman and a sister of Thorstein and Andrew A. Veblen: a history of St. Ansgar congregation; sermons by her father-in-law, Johan Olsen; a tribute to Claus L. Clausen by her husband, Sigurd Olsen; a letter by Ole…
Brochures, journals, and reports of North Dakota Benevolent Societies. Includes: Anne Carlsen Center for Children (Jamestown); Lutheran Children's Home Finding Society; North Dakota House of Mercy (Fargo); Wittenberg Hospital (Williston); Grafton…
Born in Faaberg, Blegen emigrated in 1873 to Olmstead County, Minnesota. In 1885 he moved to Benson County, North Dakota where he farmed. Elected to North Dakota House of Representatives in 1906. For brief biography and photograph, see P0271,…
Memories from the School of Life, an autobiographical account by a Norwegian-born North Dakota farmer, translated by Charles H. Skalet and R. E. Fuglestad. Torkel Fuglestad was born at Bjerkreim, Roggland, Norway. After military training at…
Copies and translations of letters from members of the Hedemark and Libak families. Letters from Ole and otto Hedemark were written to their parents, Jon and Anne Hedemark, in Norway. The brothers made it possible for their parents and their sister…
Scrapbook Memories, a compilation (160 p.) covering family history and the experiences of a Norwegian American who was active in politics in North Dakota, where he was secretary of the Independent Voters' Association, which opposed the Non-partisan…
