Mickelsen, Michael]]>
Norwegian Memorial Church]]>
Aasgaard, J.A. ]]>
Contents:
- Articles, Clippings, Sermons. Includes autobiographical notes.
- Papers & Articles. Includes membership notice from the National Geographic Society (1910); "Mindekirkens Menigheds Historie" (1929);
- Correspondence.
Location:1/B/4]]>
Mickelsen, Michael]]>
Fillmore County (Minn.)]]>
Tax levies ]]>
Content:
Fillmore County, Minnesota: Tax Receipts.]]>
Moe, Andrew B. ]]>
Moe, Iver B. ]]>
Poulsbo (Wash.)]]>
Miles City (Mont.)]]>
Pioneer]]>
Content:
Andrew B. Moe Article: "Journey to Seattle Pioneering" (n.d.)]]>
Molee, Elias]]>
Language reform]]>
Muskego (Wis.)]]>
Content:
Elias Molee Papers: Articles, Clippings, Pamphlets. Note: Molee attempted to create a universal language for all people of Germanic origin called "alteutonik."
Digital collections:
Formal portrait of Elias Molie, circa 1900
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Molee, Elias]]>
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Midtlien, John N.]]>
Clergyman]]>
Coon Valley (Wis.)]]>
Norgaard, Martin ]]>
Content:
- "Christmas…Coon Valley Parsonage." translated from the Norwegian by Pastor L. A.. Mathre (1968); Article first appeared (in Norwegian) in "Jul I Vesterheimen" (1946)--copy included in folder.
- Includes Letter from Rev. J.M. Jensen, Oluf Glasoe, Theo A. Hoidahl, J. Granskou, Borghild Roe, P.O. Petersen of Brooklyn, NY, Rev. A.M. Skindlov, P. R.. Syrdal, Halver Hanson, and Charles A. Crouch,.
- M. Nodgaard Letters.
Digital Collections:
Formal portrait of Sophia Starke, Dexter, Minnesota, 1905
Unidentified formal portrait, 1905]]>
Midtlien, John N.]]>
Mohn, Fredrik V.]]>
Los Angeles (Calif.)]]>
California Eclectic Medical College]]>
Dahl, Ludvig, 1864-1934]]>
Koren, Elisabeth ]]>
Michelsen (Oslo), Christian ]]>
Sneve, O. S. ]]>
Tischendorf (Bergen), Gabriel ]]>
Wis, Johs. B. ]]>
Content:
- Correspondence & Clippings.
- Correspondence, Clippings, Legal Papers, Pamphlets. Includes a sermon by Anders Iversen Stadstad (5 p. typescript, 1883); Manuscript "A Layman's thoughts on the Religious Needs of Modern Intellectuals by one who seeks truth, (p. 92)" by F.V. Mohn.
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Mohn, Fredrik V.]]>
La Fayette County (Wis.)]]>
Monson, Clara]]>
Content:
Clara Monson Papers: Correspondence & Family Histories. Includes "My life: growing up in a Norwegian American community; the collected writings of Clara Brenum Monson (1888-1971). John C. Monson, editor." Green River, Wyoming, Monson Familie Forlagbokshandel, 1995. 176 p. "Intended to be the second volume of a continuing series ... the second to be completed, following the third volume of the series, "My life as I saw it, an autobiography," by Cecil M. Monson" (copy in library collection) "This book is the collected and edited writing/of Clara Brenum Monson. Clara wrote various bits and pieces of her memories and history over the years. For many major events I have at least three different, though quite similar, accounts that need to be blended."
Digital Collection:
Family sitting in parlor, circa 1890
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Monson, Clara]]>
Scandinavian Mormons]]>
Salt Lake City (Utah)]]>
Mormonism]]>
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Nelson, K.E.]]>
Nansen, Fridtjof, 1861-1930]]>
Aslakson, Osm.]]>
Includes:
- Brenda Ueland. Includes: Newspaper clipping on love letters between Fridtjof Nansen and Brenda Ueland (n.d.); and "Brenda my Darling," collection of love letters between Nansen and Ueland,2011
- Clippings. Includes: Norwegian-American and American newspaper and magazine clippings. (1896-2011).
- Dinner Programs. Includes: "Testimonial Dinner in honor of Dr. Fridtjof Nansen," two copies (1929); and "Nansen," Summary of dinner held in honor of Nansen in "Auditorium Chicago." Two copies. (1897).
- Photographs. Includes: List of Captions of photographs from the U.S. Committee for Refugees (1961); and 13 Photographs of Fridtjof Nansen, his travels and his work as the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. (n.d.)
- United Nations Documents. Includes: UNHCR Report on "Fridtjof Nansen: Scientist and Humanitarian," (1961); "Observance of Centenary of Fridtjof Nansen," (1961); "Description of Film Strip," Produced in collaboration with the Norwegian Refugee Council," (1961); and "Fridtjof Nansen: Scientist and Humanitarian," (1961).
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Nansen, Fridtjof, 1861-1930]]>