Pioneer Life
Found in 26 Collections and/or Records:
A.O. Rufsvold Correspondence
The A.O. Rufsvold Correspondence consists of a photocopy of a letter written by Rufsvold, Fort Ransom, Dakota Territory, to his brother, Henrik Rufsvold, Helgeland, Norway. The letter is dated 31 December 1887 and is handwritten in Norwegian. Also included is partial English translation of the letter.
Elizabeth Oakland Papers
1911-1996; Grand Forks area poet and writer
Ellen Stoeser Papers
This collection consists of the typewritten manuscript for Stoeser's autobiography Saga of a Prairie Teacher, which chronicled her life and career teaching in rural schools in North Dakota. This book was published in 1950.
Emil Metelmann Papers
Born in Germany and immigrated to Pembina County in 1882
Fannie Mahood Heath Papers
1864-1931; Grand Forks, North Dakota, horticulturist
George B. Winship Papers
1847-1931; Founder of the Grand Forks Herald
George E. Lane Papers
The George E. Lane Papers consist of a one page typed manuscript, "Cattle Rustlers in Dickey County, North Dakota."
Grand Forks County Historical Society Records
The Grand Forks County Historical Society Records consist of correspondence, questionnaires completed by pioneers, brief handwritten histories of Moraine, Lind, and Pleasant View townships, meeting minutes, and membership information.
Hannah Dahl Papers
1887-1939; pioneer resident of East Grand Forks, Minnesota
Hebron Colony Records
The Hebron Colony Records consist of historical materials related to the Hebron and New Salem colonies. This includes meeting minutes from the German Evangelical Colonization Society and the German Evangelical Association, correspondence, newspaper clippings, publications, photographs and biographical information sheets from pioneers in both colonies.