OGLMC. Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection

Consultant concerned with water policy and the Red River Valley of the North, 1980-present

Founded in 1904 to “promote the progress, extension, and increase of trade” in Grand Forks. Became the Grand Forks Chamber of Commerce in 1932.

Grand Forks business, 1910-1924

1893-1982; founded the Northwest Development Association, which bought and sold mineral and oil rights in the Upper Midwest

Established in 1919

The Congregation B'nai Israel Records are divided into four series: Series 1: Synagogue Series 2: Sisterhood Series 3: B'nai B'rith Series 4: Separated Materials

Greek social sorority active on campus 1919-1983

Meeting books and scrapbooks of the Entre Nous organization.

The Faculty Wives and Women’s Association Records consist mainly of material outlining the history and activities of the club. Membership rolls, financial statements, by-laws, information about club Presidents and minutes of meetings are included. The bulk of the material dates between 1947 and 1993.

The Mabel Bliven Oral Interviews consist of Mabel’s remembrances of living on the family homestead in Beltrami County. Other subjects are discussed, including the celebration surrounding the end of World War I, but the vast majority of the interview regards life on the homestead. A transcript, as well as the taped interview on two audio-cassette tapes, is included.