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Information about an academy and junior college of the American Lutheran Church. The college courses were offered in affiliation with the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Biographical article, "Fra Jæren til præriens misjonsmark," published in "Jul i Rogaland," 1964. Reverend Njaa emigrated from Rogaland in 1892 and was ordained a Lutheran pastor in 1899. The article deals chiefly with his early experiences and his stay in Canada, after which he served a Northwood, North Dakota, parish for fifty years. Several photographs from Norway, Canada, and North Dakota are included. Also in the collection, found on the folio shelf, are a scrapbook, "Minder fra Svundne Dager," together with three sets of pictures from North Dakota, Canada, and China.
Correspondence, historical sketch, reports, and 8 catalogs (1916-1926) of a Lutheran secondary school founded in 1916 at Outlook, Saskatchewan. In the years 1927-1936 the school was affiliated with the University of Saskatchewan as a junior college. Closed 1936-1939. In 1939 reopened as a bible school only under the name Saskatchewan Lutheran Bible Institute. In 1943 a high school department was added. In 1953 the mane was changed to Lutheran Collegiate Bible Institute. For clipping with photography (1943) see Camrose Lutheran College papers, P479.
Brochures and yearbooks (1931-1933) of an institution in Winnipeg, Manitoba, established in 1913 by the Icelandic Lutheran Synod of America and named for its founder.
Catalogues and reports of an academy and junior college founded at Camrose, Alberta, in 1910. On July 1, 2004, Augustana University College merged with the University of Alberta to become a separate faculty and satellite campus of the university.
Reminiscences from mining days in Alaska and the Yukon (1899-1902) and several poems by a Norwegian-born miner and dairyman. Nielsen emigrated in 1893 and lived in California.