https://norwegianamericanhistory.org/digital-collections/files/original/ac7f4967d59bd6bf73a8d43bc0a1d193.pdf 2ff005585bc6c47c3c28112da70aa295 PDF Text Text NORSE-AMERICAN CENTENNIAL Catalog of Exhibits Exclusive of Fine Arts . ' i ' COURTESY MINJ\IEAPOLIS TIDENOE THE RESTAURATIONEN MINNESOTA STATE FAIR GROUNDS JUNE 6-7-8-9, 1925 8 �NORSE-AMERICAN CENTENNIAL Exhibition Committee KNUT GJ.ERSET, Decorah, Chairman. HERBORG REQUE, Minneapolis, Vice Chairman. OLAF M. NORLIE, Decorah. THEODORE C. BLEGEN, St. Paul. INGEBORG RASMUSSEN, Chicago. Pioneer Exhibit-Knut Gjerset. Church-The Norwegian Lutheran Church, Rev. G. Taylor Rygh, Rev. R. Malmin, G. M. Bruce, 0. S. Peigstad, C. S. B. Hoel, Prof. A. Helland. Education-Prof. L. E. Wigness. Photographs of Men Prominent in Public Life-Knut Gjerset. Literature-J. C. M. M. Hansen, Karl T. Jacobsen, Einar Josephsen, Jacob Hodnefield. Press-R. Bergesen. Maps and Graphs-0. M. Norlie. Benevolences-Rev. H. B. Kildahl. Arts and Crafts, Relics and Curios-Herborg Reque and Women's Committee. Art weaving, embroideries, wood carving, jewelry, metalware, relics and curios, food exhibit. Music-Gunnar Malmin, M. Caspar Johnshog and Women's Committee. Ski Sports-Axel Holter, Julius Blegen. Industries and Manufacturers-C. 0. Teisberg. Norse-Canadian Exhibit. Minnesota State Exhibit. Interior of Farm Home in Norway, 1825, and Interior of Modern Norwegian Home. Olav Thorshov, Architect. Eugene Gilboe, Decorator. �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Arranged Alphabetically by name of owner or exhibitor MISS AARO, 1474 Branston Ave., St, Paul, Minn. • Tapestry in Blue, Green, and Red. MRS. AARSCHEN, 8 Como Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Copper Cooking Kettle. Copper Coffee Kettle. Silver Sugar and Creamer. Large Silver Dessertspoon. Silver Cream Spoon. Silver Sugar Spoon. MRS. OSCAR A. ABRAHAMSON, Swift Falls, Minn. Old Silk Wrap from Norway-Four Generations Old. MRS. BIRGIT AGRE, 1011 East Third St., Duluth, Minn. Set of hand made Window Drapes, made by a crippled girl. MR. 0. A. ALFSON, Lakeville, Minn. Hand carved and hand painted Cheese Box. Small sized carved Wooden Shoes. Miniature hand painted "Lefse" tray with handle. Small hand painted dish. Belting or "Strompebaand." Wooden box or "Lefse Tine." Three small Silver Spoons. Hand painted Syrup Mug. MRS. ADOLPH ANDERSON, 1891 Fair­ mont Ave., St. Paul, Minn. White Linen Luncheon Cloth Embroid­ ered in Colors. MISS ANDREA ANDERSON, Lake Mills, Iowa. Large hand embroidered and hem­ stitched Linen Centerpiece. Tray Cloth with French Knots and Cross-stitch Representing "Lyng­ blomsten." Towel Embroidered with Lady's Pic­ ture and Inscription. Small Centerpiece Embroidered in Dif­ ferent Colored Yarn. Bronze Candlestick-Over 100 Years Old. MRS. G. W. ANDERSON, 811 West Spruce, Missoula, Montana. Large Bible Bound in Wood Cover200 Years Old. MRS. I. ANDERSON, 1029 Front St., St. Paul, Minn. Iron with Stand. Date 1807 on Iron. Iron was heated by means of a heat­ ed soap-stone placed inside the Iron. MRS INGEBORG ANDERSON, South St. Paul, Minn. Two Silk Kerchiefs used for Lady's Headdress. MISS RACHEL ALIXON, Lakeville, Minn. Carved Wooden Box with Cover­ "Tine." MRS. JOHN ANDERSON, 1528 Q-rant­ ham, St. Paul, Minn. Colored Hardanger Centerpiece. MRS. GYDA AMSRUD, 712 Rose St., La Crosse, Wis. Silver Ring. Silver Emblem. Embroidered and Crocheted Bedspread. Hardanger Tablerunner. Hardanger Napkin. Embroidered Pillow-top. Luncheon Cloth-"Kaffeduk"-of Eng­ lish Embroidery. MRS. MARIE BREDE ANDERSON, Lake­ field, Minn. Genuine Handmade Hardanger Tapes­ try-"Aaklede." White Hardanger Blouse Set. MRS. B. AMUNDSEN, Rochester, Minn. Hardanger Costume in Seven Pieces­ Cap, Apron, Waist, Skirt, Belt, Bead­ ed Vestee, Vest. MRS. ED. ANDERSEN, Glendive, Mont. Sofa Pillow. MRS. MARY ANDERSON, 340 West 86th St., New York City. Very Old Fish Spade. Snuff Box Belonging to Mrs. Anderson's Grandmother. Very Old Sugar Spoon. Hardanger Tea Cloth. Hardanger Buffet Scarf. Embroidered Sofa Pillow Cover. Silver Brooch. Two Old Chairs of Carved Black Wal­ nut. Have been in the Bull Family 250 Years. �I 4 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. 0. C. ANDERSON, Hudson, Wis. Copper Kettle with Black Iron Handle. MRS. 0. G. ANDERSON, Litchfield, Minn. Silver Stone and Silver Saltspoon. MR. GEORGE ANDERSON, 819 N. 13th St., Manitowoc, Wis. Compass Brought from Norway in 1848. Handmade of Wood. JOHN ANNERSTAD, St. Peter, Minn. Glass Bottle, brought to this country in 1865 from Toten, Norway. Bottle has been in the same family for four generations. MRS. GJERTINE ARNE, Bode, Iowa. Silk Muffler-65 Years Old. Percale Wedding Apron-65 Years Old. MISS GUDRUN ARVESEN, Box No. 29, Barnum, Minn. Hardanger Buffet Runner. MRS. CHRIST ATLAND, 3624 Blooming­ ton Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Tapestry, Hand Carded, Spun and Wov­ en in Flekkefjord, Norway. Old Wooden Bowl from 1788. Linen Buffet Runner with Lace and Solid Embroidery. MRS. J. 0. AUNE, Evaro, Mont. Black, Handwoven Tapestry, designed with two birds on the branch of an apple tree with three apples. MRS. HALVOR BAKKEN, 2718 E. Frank­ lin Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Pair of Wooden Shoes from Tudal, Telemarken. Beer Bowl-"01 Balle." Brass Coffee Kettle-200 Years Old. Three Pairs of Mittens from Gol Hallingdal. Silver Brooch-125 Years Old. MRS. LARS BAKKE, Roland, Iowa. Very Old Wooden Bowl made by Jens Sandvig. MRS. OLE BAKKEN, JR., Appleton, Minn. Colored Silk Ribbon-100 Years Old­ worn by mother of Mrs. Bakken when a bride. Silk Kerchief-100 Years Old. Bill Book-Over 150 Years Old. MRS. S. H. BAKKEN, Benson, Minn. Wooden Box-"Skrin"-made by Lars Christenson. MRS. N. BATHEN, 536 East Tenth St., Oakland, Cal. Pair of Curtains with Macreme Edg­ ing and Valance to Match. MRS. J. 0. BATZER, 5410 Giddings St., Chicago, Ill. Large Hammered Copper Platter with Cover. Small Hammered Copper Platter with Cover. Hammered Copper Gravy Boat with Cover. Hammered Copper Vegetable Dish with Cover. Hammered Copper Coffee Service-Pot, Sugar Bowl, Creamer, and Tray. Hammered Copper Ash Tray. Hammered Copper Flower Pot. All these hammered copper articles were made by Mr. Borsum, Copper­ smith, in Chicago. REV. E. S. BELGUM, Appleton, Minn. Child's Silver Cup, made by Monson Brothers, Silversmiths, in Oakland, Cal. Handmade Wooden Tobacco Box. MRS. BEN BENDIXON, Wautoma, Wis. Carved Wooden Box with Cover­ "Tine"-brought from Norway 50 years ago. Small Handmade Wooden Scoop.--­ made by Mrs. Bendixon's father. MRS. SEVER BENDIXON, Wautoma, Wis. Metal Plate, plated with Silver, with the inscription "Bergen, Norge, 1846." This plate was given to Sever Ben­ dixon by his Aunt Christena Alsteg­ en, who received it from her father when she left Norway. Piece of Hardanger Embroidery work­ ed in colors brought from Norway. Small Tapestry - "Aaklae"-brought from Norway 80 years ago. MR. JOHN BENJAMINSON, Benson, Minn. Model of Sailor's Chest-used by all who go to sea. MR. B. L. BENSON, Cyrus, Minn. Book-"Naadens Tid," from 1818. MRS. 0. L. BEREY, Duluth, Minn. Luncheon Cloth and Napkin. Centerpiece-"Siftedug." Fish Spoon. Vegetable Spoon. MRS. M. H. BENTZEN, 2406 Seabury, Minneapolis, Minn. Linen Luncheon Cloth Embroidered in Bright Colors. MRS We ( Ole Ro La: f We We Str i Str i Ta· La: Bri l Le: MRS. 11 Wo 0 11 Ma: 11 MRS. I Hai MRS. 1\ Sill Sm Chi C MRS. Nat Sib Wb n C MR. V Bee V MRS. 1\! Old y MRS. A Lar Sm; Lar Sou 11 Hat Col Blu �I ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS 1 St., Edg� St., with with with l with -Pot, ;ticles Opperinn. ·onson kland, , Wis. over­ itY 50 WOP,-­ ler. 1toma, MRS. JOHN BERG, Arkdale, Wis. Wooden Box-"Tine"-Over 200 Years Old. Old Spool Winder from Sogn, Norway. Round Wooden Hat Box-"Hattetine." Large Porridge Spoon-"Grot Sleiv"from Sogn, Norway. Wooden Dipper. Wooden Beer Bowl and Drinking Cup -Over 50 Years Old. Strip of Hardanger Embroidery-3½ inches wide. Strip of Hardanger Embroidery-5 inches wide. Tapestry-''Aaklae." Large Painted Wooden Box-"Tine." Brass Candlestick from Sogndal, Norway. Lead Cake Dish. MRS. L. T. BERG, 792 Rondo St., St. Paul, Minn. Wooden Cup from the year 1516, carved out of a birch-root from Hadeland, Norway. Man's Silk Muffler-75 Years Old-from Ness, Hallingdal, Norway. MRS. R. T. BERG, 1668 Dayton Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Hardanger Luncheon Cloth. MRS. 0. L. BERG, 1935 Filmore St. N. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Silk Cap. Small, Round, Handcarved Box. China Pitcher with Sterling Silver Cover. 1, with 1846." r Ben­ A.lsteg­ father workorway. rought lenson, by all !l. 8. n. eabury, ered in MRS. S. A. BERG, Benson, Minn. National Costume. Silver Brooch. White Waist of Homewoven Linen­ made by Mrs. Berg's mother for her confirmation. MR. ANDREW BERGE, R. F. D. No. 1, Valders, Wis. Beer Pitcher-"01 Mugge"-from Vang, Valders, Norway, from 1774. MRS. P. S. BERG, 1268 Juno St., St. Paul, Minn. Old Wooden Sugar Bowl-Over 100 Years Old-from Hadeland, Norway. MRS. B. E. BERGESEN, 2519 Lyndale Ave. North, Minneapolis, Minn. Large Tapestry-"Aaklae." Small Square Tapestry-"Aaklae." Large Handsewed Picture. Souvenir Linen-Square with May 17th, 1814-1914, woven in. Handcarved Bread-Board. Colored Embroidered Coffee Cozy. Blue and Green Art Square. 5 Red Painted Chair. Small White Painted Stool. Large Wooden Bowl, Painted Red. Centerpiece Embroidered in Wool, representing wild flowers of Norway. MR. ARNE BERGER, 3 W. 33rd St., Min­ neapolis, Minn. Salmodicon. MRS. B. M. BERGERSON, Two Harbors, Minn. Commode Scarf. MRS. ROSA BERLE, 186 Brooklyn Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Large Silver Ladle. Two Old Silver Salt Vessels. Silver Goblet. Old Silver Brooch-"Solje." Carved Wooden Spoons with Chain. Very Old Carved Wooden Mangle Board. Curious Old Nut-Cracker of Painted Wood. Painted Wooden Ale Bowl with In­ scription. Large Fish Spade. MRS. OLE BERRUM, Hanska, Minn. Piece of Pearl Embroidery. MRS. OTTO R. BEY, 1533 Mississippi St., Lacrosse, Wis. Fish Spade. Salad Spoon. Cream Spoon. Sugar Cutter. Silver Cross. Salt Spoons. Tapestry-"Aaklae." Fire-Place Pillow. MR. HENRY BIRKELAND, Nevada, Ia. Weathervane - "Vindepinde" - Very Old. MRS. K. B. BIRKELAND, 3509 10th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Tapestry-Norwegian Coat of Arms. MRS. W. BJELLAND, 1813 S. Sixth St., Minneapolis, Minn. Wall Tapestry-"Sea Birds." Wall Tapestry-"The Little Goat-herdess." Wall Tapestry-"Synnove Solbakken." Table Cover. Slumber Robe. Knitted Shawl in Scotch Colors. Round Pillow with Rose Design. White Linen Doily. White Linen Doily Embroidered in Colors. Tan Doily Embroidered with Colored Flowers. �6 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. INGE,BORG BJERKE, 515 N. Bar­ stow St., Eau Claire, Wis. Six Silver Teaspoons with Dragon Cut on Shaft. Three Silver Teaspoons. Three Dessert Spoons with Dragon Cut on Shaft. Three Silver Dessert Spoons. Old Silver Dessert Spoon. Old Ring, belonging to Mrs. Bjerke's Grandmother. Old Sugar Spoon. Red and White Tapestry-"Aaklae." Green and Red Tapestry-"Aaklae." Blue, Red and Brown Tapestry-Aaklae." Black, Gold and Green Tapestry-"Aaklae." Two Heavy Tapestries-"Aaklae." Three Hardanger Luncheon Cloths. Three Guest Towels. Pillow Cover of Leather, Embroidered with White and Blue Yarn. Doily Embroidered with Two Birds. Embroidered Doily for Shelf. Pair Embroidered Mittens. Gray Homewoven Shawl. White Woven Cloth. MRS. BIRGIT BJORNGJELD, Benson, Minn. Beer Bowl, "0lbolie," from 1790. Silver Spoon from 1762'. Wooden Spoon. Two Horn Spoons, about 200 Years Old. Bright Colored Tapestry, "Aaklae." MRS. MARTA STENBERG BJORNSTAD, 4057 5th St. N. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Wall Tapestry, Norwegian Landscape. MRS. E:. P. BOLSTAD, Lake Mills, Iowa. Norwegian Scale from Hardanger, Nor­ way. Small Box-"Skrin"-decorated in col­ ors-about 400 years old. MRS. JOHAN BORGE, Bellport, L. I., N. Y. Two Silver Teaspoons-200 years old. MISS ANNA BORTVEDT, Rochester, Minn. Beer Bowl-"01-skaal" marked "Anna." Piece of Old Lace. MISS ANNA BOTHNE, 2139 North Rich­ mond St., Chicago, Ill. Embroidered Picture of Norwegian Girl. Hardanger Towel. Hardanger Luncheon Cloth. Hardanger Luncheon Cloth. Crocheted Luncheon Cloth. Luncheon Cloth. MISS HENRIETTA BOXRUD, 1009 East Ave., Red Wing, Minn. Wall Tapestry-Norwegian Coat of Arms. MRS. MARIE BREMER, Hayfield, Minn. Old Smoking-pipe Head made in Nor­ way. Beaded Pillow-Shepherd and Dog­ made in Norway. MRS. L. A. BRITSON, Roland, Ia. Old Wooden Goblet. MRS. P. J. BLIEN, Hanska, Minn. Beer Mug, "0lkande." Coffee Kettle. Knife-"Tollekniv"-and Spoon. Prayer-book. MRS. A. BRAATEN, 6227 John Ave., Su­ perior, Wis. Wooden Toilet Stand with Mirror, brought from Norway in 1885. Handcarved Wooden Crochet-Cotton Bowl, from 1850. Gold Book-Mark with Norse Emblem. Gold Thimble with Norse Emblem. Wooden Spoon with Norse Emblem. Green Woolen Piano Scarf with Colored Embroidery. MRS. L. BLYSTAD, 620 Hager St., La Crosse, Wis. Doily. Medallion. MRS. JOHN BRATHOLM, Deer Lodge, Mont. Ta.ble Cover from Norway. Robe for Rocking Chair from Norway. MRS. M. 0. BOCKMAN, 1415 West Grantham St., St. Paul, Minn. Sofa Pillow. Woven Bedspread. Embroidered Napkin. MRS. AXEL BROSWELL, William St., Stillwater, Minn. White Crocheted Doily. Square Doily with Blue Cross-Stitch. Handwoven White Linen Luncheon Cloth. Handwoven White Linen Sheet. Painted and Decorated Wooden Butter Container-''Smortine." Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl. Copper Teakettle and Bowl. China Dish with Norse Emblem. MRS. P. BJORNSTAD, 1110 East 12th St., Duluth, Minn. Cap for National Costume. BERTINE BOGUM, Peterson, Minn. Pair of Embroidered Pillow Cases. MRS. HAAKON BOHLER, 2901 Dorman Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Carved Wooden Tray-made by a 12year-old Norwegian boy. MR. E Hai fl MRS. l'i Bra 0 Bra Por Nm MRS. � Wa: Fel MRS. p Sm� MRS. s Lar Oil MRS. M Han MISS B: Eml Woe Ros Sm� 17 Two MRS. S1 Pah Tab MRS. ba Han Hall! MR. R A1 Bras Salt sil Two SIJ MRS. Ne Spin Be COPI! MRS.. Ro Old �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MR. THORE BRUGAARD, 823 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Handmade Fancy Knitted Bedspread from Nore, Numedal, Norway. ,, Iowa. !r, Norin col- MRS. 0. L. BRUSTAD, 2707 Morgan Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn. Brass Flag Staff with Norwegian Coat of Arms. Brass Mortar. Portrait-Etching-100 Years Old. Norwegian Doll. L. I., .rs old. ihester, 'Anna." MRS. KRISTIAN BUCK, 310 N. 63rd Ave., West Duluth, Minn. Wall Tapestry in Norwegian Colors. Felt Apron. h. Rich­ wegian MRS. J. H. BUELL, 1710 Afton Road, St. Paul, Minn. Small Piece of Tapestry. MRS. J. H. BULTRUD, 1487 Fulham Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Large Silver Spoon. Oil Painting by J. H. Bultrud. 19 East oat of MRS. EMERY BURRESON, Jackson, Minn. Handwoven Tapestry-"Aaklae." , Minn. ln Nor- MISS MARIE BYHRE, 2354 N. Kedzie Blvd., Chicago, Ill. Embroidered Collar Set. Wooden Box-"Tine"-from 1823. Rose-Painted Box-"Tine." Small Wooden Box-"Tine" - from 1750. Two Framed Samplers. Doga. ve., Su- MRS. G. W. CALLERSTROM, 100 Adams St. N. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Pair of Fillet Curtains. Table Runner. Mirror, 1. -Cotton blem. �m. blem. t ColorLodge, rorway. Lill St., titch. .ncheon it. Butter • I. l. .. MRS. HERBORG CARLSEN, 1911 N. Al­ bany Ave., Chicago, Ill. Handwoven Pillow Top. Handwoven Apron. '· MR. RICHARD CASPERSON, 6124 Banks Ave., Superior, Wis. Brass Jardinier. Salt and Pepper Dish-Glass dish with silver stand and silver rolled cover. Two Spade-Shaped Salt and Pepper Spoons. 7 MRS. CHRIST CHRISTIANSEN, Lake Mills, Iowa. Large Hardanger Centerpiece. Three Old Silver Spoons. Carved Wooden Wine Cup. MISS CLARA CHRISTENSEN, Webster, Minn. Hand-Knitted Lace. Silver Brooch-75 Years Old. Gold Brooch-SO Years Old. Ear Rings-100 Years Old. Old Crochet Hook. MRS. C. J. CHRISTIANSEN, 1013 Ed­ mund St., St. Paul, Minn. Wool Tapestry-Took First Prize at the Minnesota State Fair in 1920. Wall Tapestry-Red-Riding-Hood and the Wolf. Linen Tablecloth Embroidered in Col­ ors. MRS. C. H. CHRISTOPHERSON, 2169 Iglehart Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tapestry. Handcarved. Nut Cracker. MISS SIGNE CHRISTIANSEN, 749 Sum­ mit Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tapestry-Norwegian Coat of Arms. Round Linen Centerpiece Embroidered in Colors. CLIFTON COLLEGE, Clifton, Texas. Rocking Chair made by Kleng Person. Candle Mould. Candle Snuffer. Candle Extinguisher. Pair of Candlesticks. Flat Iron. Coffee Mill. Coffee Mortar. Round, Flat Piece of Iron on which to bake-''Bogstehelle." Old Stove used over open fire. Copper Kettle. MRS. ALIDA CLE'MMENS, 25 Lemon St., Buffalo, N. Y. Blue Forget-Me-Not Shell from Fors� grund, Norway-SO Years Old. MR. MARTIN CLEVER, 1023 E. 28th St. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Three Ships in Glass Bottles. MRS. N. CHESNESS, 500 E. Sixth St., Northfield, Minn. Spinning Wheel with the inscription, Berit Nilsdatter, Kjosness, Norway. Copper Teakettle. MRS. ELLA CLIVSTAD, South St. Paul, Minn. Knife. MRS.. A. CHRISTIANSEN, Como Station, Route No. 3, St. Paul, Minn. Old Handcarved Clock. MR. BENNIE COOKIN, Elko, Minn. Axe-Brought to this country in 1873. �8 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. G. A. DAHL, 216 Fulton Street, Mankato, Minn. Violin of light wood with ivory and mother-of-pearl trimmings and eight strings. Silver Goblet with Inscription, "From King Carl Johan to Lasse Lassesen Glesness, March 11, 1842." Religious Book-Printed at Copen­ hagen in 1704. Handcarved Wooden Drinking Cup-­ "01 Beger." Handcarved Wooden Fork. Piece of Woodcarving-"Flode Grod Ember." Painted Wooden Box-"Tine"-from 1654. Black Iron Candlesticks with Glass Pendants. Case of Twelve Brass Fruit Knives. Pair of Curtain Hold-Backs. Handcarved Wooden Trinket Box, from 1815. Silver Chain with several gold coins at­ tached-"Brude Kjede"-from 1659. Painted Wooden Box Carved out of Tree Limb-Handed down with Sil­ ver Chain. Round Silver Pin bearing Norwegian Coat of Arms. Brooch made of Three Silver Coins from 1712. Red C otton Apron. Red Cotton Apron. Black and Red Silk and Cotton Apron. Baptismal Cap--Red and Silver and Gold Braid Trimmings. Home-Woven Tapestry-"Aaklae." Quilt with Clover Leaf Pattern. Blue and White Gingham Quilt. Quilt with Sixteen Heart Pattern. MRS. JORDAN L. DAHL, 3909 14th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Blue Embroidered Apron. MRS. L. G. DAHL, Lake Mills, Ia. Round Wooden Box fastened together with Chain Stitch, from Hardanger, Norway. REV. J. J. DAHLE, Grantsburg, Wis. Bride's Belt. MRS. LARS DAHLE, Hayfield, Minn. Community Baptismal Cap--Over 100 Years Old. MRS. J. C. DAHLQUIST, 1067 Edgerton St. Station, Chicago, Ill. Hardanger Table Runner. Tobacco Container of Inlaid Wood-50 Years Old. Tablecloth with Norwegian Royal Pattern. Handmade Cap-85 Years Old. Sampler made in 1843. Handcarved Wooden Nut Cracker. MRS. J. L. DAHLQUIST, Bellaire, White Bear Lake, Minn. Colored Hardanger Square. White Embroidered Under-Sleeves-100. Years Old. Red Beaded Lambrequin for Corner Shelf. Very Old Carved Wooden Egg. MRS. CHRISTIAN DANIELSON, 655 Magnolia St., St. Paul, Minn. Embroidered Norwegian Emblem. Wall Tapestry-Scene from Oslo. MRS. 0. K. DAVIDSON, Glendive Mont. Handwoven Tapestry. MRS. SIGRID DAVIDSON, Benson, Minn. Very Old Candlestick from Nordfjord, Norway. MR. S. W. DAVIDSON, 3621 Bryant Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Piece of Hardanger Embroidery. MRS. JOHN DES CHINGTEN, Two Har­ bors, Minn. Hardanger Tablecloth. MRS. LILLA DOE, Chicago, Ill. Tapestry that has won First Prize. CARL AND CHRISTINE DOKKEN, Ken­ yon, Minn. Purse engraved with "Ole Fransen, 1834." Button-Hole Tool-100 Years Old. Mortar for making SnutI - "Snus Kvaern"-made of Birch. Tapestry woven by Mrs. H. Hafdahl. MRS. J. S. DOSE, 1511 Hague Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Coffee Pot kept for seven generations. Largl Smal Doub mo Slend Pla Hear1 Hear1 mol Roun en Old 1 Pen Four Pair c Hair Old E Silv at l Knife­ rus Randi Yea: Brass Zodi Coppei Old C Sto11 Old 1 bro Old Pt Nor, Part Oi Angt MRS. T. s., ]\I Beaded MRS. C. Pair of Twelve Silver Silver MISS CORRINE DOSE, 857 Carrol Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tapestry from the Seventeenth Cen­ tury. MRS. BERNARD DREIER, 3824 W. Sixth St., Duluth, Minn. Crocheted and Embroidered Bedspread from Norway. MRS. EU Pair of Carved 1700. DR. VIGGO DREWSON, 5 Cherry Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Two Handcarved Black Chairs with Black Covers-200 Years Old. MRS. Et Wis. Silver l MRS. GUDRUN A. DREWSEN, 5 Cherry Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Large Gilt Brooch with Filigree Orna­ ments-200 Years Old. Silver Ring. Large Old Silver Brooch with Hanging Rings. Large Silver Brooch with Hanging Rings. MISS MA Peopll Fillet MRS. OL Large, C orm MRS. Kl Minn. Bedspre1 Handpai Salt Bot Shawl. �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS hite 1sen, Large Filigree Silver Brooch. Small Filigree Silver Brooch. Double Button Silver Brooch with Dia­ mond-Shaped Pendants. Slender Silver Brooch with Golden Plate underneath. Heart-Shaped Silver Brooch. Heart-Shaped Silver Brooch with Dia­ mond-Shaped Pendants. Round Silver Brooch with Small Gold­ en Cups and Cross. Old Button Silver Brooch with Long Pendants and Semi-Precious Stones. Four Old Silver Buttons. Pair of Old Silver Link Buttons. Hair Watch-Chain with Golden Clasp. Old Bronze Pin with Inlaid Gold and Silver Trimmings found in the soil at Eidsvold, Norway. Knife-"Tollekniv"-carved out of Wal­ rus Tooth. Handmade Knife-"Tollekniv" - 100 Years Old. Brass Snuff Box with the Signs of the Zodiac. C opper Coffee Kettle. Old Copper Dipper from Braendevi, Stordalen, Norway. Old Wooden Box - "Tine" - painted brown. Old Pewter Plate used by Soldiers in Norway. Part of Cook Book from 1849, by Saline Angell of Trondhjem, Norway. Snus MRS. T. F. DUNLEVY, 4817 Colfax Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Beaded Tapestry. -100, rner 655 :ont. £inn. jord, Ave. Har- Ken- dahl. ,, St. ions. Ave., Cen3ixth >read Ave., with tieITY rna1ging i).ging MRS. C. C. EBERHARDT, Milaca, Minn. Pair of Candlesticks from 1803. Twelve Silver Teaspoons from 1802. Silver Punch Spoon from 1870. Silver Soup Spoon from 1839. MRS . OLE EGGUM, Arkdale, Wis. Large, Painted and Decorated, Three­ Cornered Box from Sogndal, Norway. MRS. EINARSEN, Hoboken, N. J. Pair of Embroidered Mittens. Carved Wooden Box and Cover from 1700. MRS. ED. ELLERTSON, River Falls, Wis. Silver Brooch. MISS MAGDA ELLESEN, Bethesda Old People's Home, Chicago, m. Fillet Luncheon Cloth. MRS. KNUTE ELLINGBOE, Minn. Bedspread with Pink Lining. Handpainted Tray. Salt Boat. Shawl. Milaca, 9 MRS. IDA ELSTAD, Duluth, Minn. Silver Teapot-100 Years Old. Mangle Tree from 1744. Lady's Headdress-"Skaut"-100 Years Old. MRS. OLE ELVRUM, Windom, Minn. Silk Kerchief-100 Years Old. Linen Tablecloth made in Norway100 Years Old. MISS LAURA ENG, 2230 Hendon Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Handwoven Tapestry-"Aaklae"-from 50 Finnos Bergenstift, Norway. Years Old. Handwoven Apron with strips of Decorated Weaving at bottom. White Hardanger Luncheon Cloth. Large Napkin with Crocheted Edge. Table Runner. Large Beer Bowl-"01 Bolle"-80 Years Old from Mondel, Norway. Two Blue Plates-60 Years Old. Pair of Brass Candlesticks. Candle Snuffer-200 Years Old. Old Yarn Hook-"Noste Krok." Set of Brass Knitting Needles. Silver Spoon-Over 200 Years Old. Shuttle from 1734. Beer Mug-"01 Krus"-from 1905. Piano Stool-Top Embroidered on Java Cloth. MRS. LOUIS ENG, Duluth, Minn. Handcarved Wooden Bowl from Aal, Hallingdal, Norway-200 Years Old. Butter Container-"Smorspand"-from Aal, Hallingdal, Norway. Match Container-"Fyrstikhus" - 100 Years Old. MRS. JOHN ENGEMOEN, Arkdale, Wis. Four Silver Spoons. Pair of Cuff Buttons. Silver Medal for Athletes. Handwoven and Embroidered Suspen­ ders. Shepherd's Horn-"Kru Horn." MRS. CLARA ENWALD, 918 S. 3rd St., Stillwater, Minn. Green Decorated China Sugar Bowl from Norway. White China Cup and Saucer with Gold Band. MRS. LARS ERICKSON, Stewartville, Minn. Photograph-"Halling' Costume. Embroidered Black Woolen Mittens from Hallingdal, Norway. Bedroom Slippers from Hallingdal. Blanket-woven in Norway. MRS. 0. 0. ERLING, 3115 Elliot Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Viking Head (Sculpture) by Jacob Fjelde. �7 10 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. C. EVENSEN, Maddock, N. Dak. Beer Bowl-"01 Bolle." MRS. FOSS, 2439 Ballon St., Chicago, Ill. Two Embroidered Runners. Doily. MRS. C. EVENSON, Rochester, Minn. Towel with Red and Blue Cross-Stitch Border. Child's White Mittens Embroidered in Red Hardanger Doily. MR. B. L. FOSS, Halstad, Minn. Wooden Frame in Three Sections. Pin Tray. Ale Mug of Crockery. MRS. MARTIN EVENSON, Thief River Falls, Minn. Linen Tablecloth. MRS. HANNAH FALMOE, 629 Lafond St., St. Paul, Minn. Large Centerpiece. MRS. MOLLIE FINKELSON, 723 N. 10th St., Manitowoc, Wis. Butter Container-"Smor Dyll"-from 1775, from Valders, Norway. ANNETTE and CARL FINNESGAARD, Kenyon, Minn. Purse of Dark Brown Leather from 1848, from Go1, Hallingdal, Norway. Silver Drinking Cup-"Sqjaenke-kop." Painted Wooden Butter Container­ "Smor-kop." Shepherd's Horn-"Pridle-horn." Old-fashioned Measure for Horses­ "Staupe Maal." Small Wrought Iron Kettle. Butter-Mould from 1849, from Gol, Hal­ lingdal, Norway. F'lat Bread Tray-"Flatbrod Trinse." Large Wooden Spoon with Carved Handle. Large Wooden Spoon with Chains Carved from one piece of wood. Carved Wooden Cake Tray-"Fattig­ mand Trinse." Small Chest, painted Red from 1846. Hallingdal Peasant Costume with Mit­ tens and Woolen Headdress. Piece of Red Felt embroidered in wool. MR. JORGEN FLADMO, Hanska, Minn. Government Rifle, Bayonet and Mould. MIS S HATTIE FOGSTAD, 1620 W. 22nd St., Minneapolis, Minn. Hardanger Runner. Dresser Scarf. Linen Guest Towel. Pair of Pillow Cases. Tapestry. Two C� Long P Embroil Woolen en, � MR. L. B. Copper 'Z MRS. 0. S., Mi Old Wo saker, MR. OLE J. FOSSUM, Hayfield, Minn. Lord's Prayer, Carved out of wood by hand. Picture of Simon Fossum and Frame made by him. MRS. G. J Picture Wooden Gilt Brc Brass C Curtain. Wooden way. Wooden Wooden MRS. KNUT FOSTVEDT, Wautoma, Wie. Shuttle brought from Twedestrand, Norwa} MISS INGA FREDERICKS, Gerald Ave., Missoula, Mont. Hardanger Luncheon Cloth and Twelve Napkins, Embroidered in colors. MRS. F. 0. FREDRICKSON, 1214 Elmdale Ave., Chicago, Ill. Hammered Copper Teapot. Copper Whiskey Barrel. Copper Cake Tin. Copper Coffee Pot. Mortar. MR. CHR Minne Jewel E MRS. ED Child's 100 Y MRS. E. FRIBERG, South St. Paul, Minn. Square of "Hedebo" Lace. Tray Cloth Embroidered in Red. Linen Towel Monogramed with G. B. in Red. Alphabet Worked in Red and White. MISS MA Roche Silver F Silver B Silver T1 Silver C Hardang Two Si'. Bowls, �RS. JOE River Confirmi MRS. ELSIE F'RIGAARD, 2908 24th St., South, Minneapolis, Minn. Black and Red Shawl with Fringe. Old Bible-Over 200 Years Old. MRS. FRILSE_TH, 1435 McKinley Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Handwoven Bedspread-Family Name and date woven in. Beer Mug-"01 Krus"-made of Wood from 1700, from Stange, Hedemark­ en, Norway. MRS. FROGNER, 950 Sherburne Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Homemade Guitar, 26 years old, from Wego, Helgeland, Norway. MISS MARIE FORBREGD, 1924 Irving Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Hardanger Doily. MRS. E. 0. FULLER, 1184 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Copper Kettle , used for distilling­ Over 200 Years Old. Metal Wall Vase-60 Years Old. MRS. FORTUNE, St. Paul, Minn. Hardanger Headdress-"Skaut." Taffeta Wedding Apron from 1873. Confirmation Apron-60 Years Old. Young Girl's Apron-61 Years Old. Brooch-Over 200 Years Old-All from Laerdalsoren Sogn, Norway. MR. PETER GAALAAS, Stillwater, Minn. Carved Wooden Spoon from Ness, Hedemarken, Norway. Carved Wooden Napkin Ring. Carved Wooden Trinket Box-"Skrin." Three Carved Wooden Spoons. MRS. J. A St. Pa Embroid Embroid Tapestcy Netting , MR. K. Ave., i Red and Woven 'J Woven 'J MRS. RAI 402 Bl Sigvald First t Declan Tangje Brooch­ Ragna people Heart-sh Small �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Two Carved Wooden Pen Holders. Long Pipe with Silver Mounting. Embroidered Velvet Tobacco Pouch. Woolen Blanket from Ness, Hedemarken, Norway. MR. L. B. GANGESTAD, Bode, Iowa. Copper Mortar-80 Years Old. m. MRS. 0. C. GANGSTAD, 2105 30th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota. Old Wooden Painted Bowl from Ring­ saker, Norway�Over 50 Years Old. od by 'rame Wis. trand, Ave., welve s. Elm- Minn. G. B. lite. b. St., e. Ave., Name Wood marke., St. from Ave., lingMinn. Ness, . , MRS. G. J. GILBERT, Halstad, Minn. Picture of Church. Wooden Bowl. Gilt Brooch Brass Cup. Curtain. Wooden Bowl from Trondhjem, Nor­ way. Wooden Butter Bowl. Wooden Pennant 1814-1914. MR. CHRIST GILBERTSON, Peterson, Minnesota. Jewel Box. MRS. ED GILBERTSON, Jackson, Minn. Child's Cap in White Crochet Work100 Years Old. MISS MALLA GJERSO, 122 Fifth Ave., Rochester, Minn. Silver Filigree Brooch. Silver Belt Buckle. Silver Two-Crown Souvenir. Silver Coat Monogram. Hardanger Buffet Runner. Two Silver Jelly Spoons with Gold Bowls. MRS. JOHN GRAN, Route No. 3, Thief River Falls, Minn. Confirmation Shawl-125 Years Old. MRS. J. A. GREVSTAD, 957 Selby Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Embroidered Pillow. Embroidered Table Cover. Tapestry-Norwegian Coat of Arms. Netting Doily. MR. K. GRIMELAND, 1237 Raymond Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Red and White Tapestry. Woven Tapestry. Woven Tapestry. MRS. RAGNA TANGJERD GRIMSBY, 402 Blaine St., Missoula, Montana. Sigvald Qvale Memorial Gold Medal­ First to be won in America for Norse Declamation-Presented to R. E. Tangjerd, November 30, 1912. Brooch-Life-saving Medal won by Ragna E. Tangjerd for saving two people from drowning. Heart-shaped Perfume Container on Small Stand-"Svamphus." 11 MR. OLE GROFF, 1537 George St., La Crosse, Wis. Sewing Box-"Sy Eske." MRS. B. H. GRONDAHL, Maddock, N. D. Old-fashioned Almanac - "Primstav" from 16411. Wooden Plate-300 Years Old. Knife and Sheath-All Handmade. MISS JESSIE GROTBO, 1023 26th Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn. Norwegian Costume. MRS. OLE P. GROTTE, Windom, Minn. Handcarved Sewing Box-"Sy Eske"125 Years Old. Made by Mrs. Grot­ te's Grandfather. Kerchief-125 Years Old. MRS . MARTIN GROVDAHL, Hayfield, Minn. Two Pieces Cross-stitch Embroidery. Embroidery-"Holbein Sticking." Egg-warmer. Cheese Ribbon-Embroidered Ribbon for putting around Cheese. MRS. J. M. GRUBER, 851 Goodrich Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Hardanger Luncheon Cloth and Six Napkins. Tea Cozy-White Felt with Colored Embroidery. Oblong Centerpiece with Bird Design. Tapestry-''Aaklae." Wall Tapestry-"Saeterstuen." Four Wooden Articles-Box, Milk Dish, and Two Dippers. Round Embroidered White Doily. Square of Filet. Graduating Silver Bead Necklace with 5 Balls. Four Old Silver Buckles. Set of Jewelry, consisting of Nine Sil­ ver Buttons, One Brooch, Pair Ear Rings, all set with Rubies. Round Silver Brooch. Oblong Silver Brooch. Gold Brooch set with Pearl from 1600. Gold Brooch set with Torquoise. Pair of Ear Rings set with Pearl and Torquoise from 1600. Old Blue and White Diamond Ring. White Oblong Centerpiece. Silver Clasp. Two Old Collar Pins. Old Perfume Sponge Brooch. Spangled Brooch. Pair of Coat of Arms Cuff Links. Silver Shawl Pin. Silver Pin from Tromsoe. Norwegian Baby Seal (Stuffed) . Two Small Sheathed Knives-"Tolle­ kniver i Slirer." Large Sheathed Knife-"Tollekniv i Slire." �12 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Old Fashioned Needle Holder made of Reindeer Horns. Paper Knife made of Reindeer Horns. Handwrought Cake Iron-"Goro Jern." Two Copper Coffee Kettles. C opper Coffee Kettle on Stand. MRS. DR. A. GUNDERSON, 1509 King St., La Crosse, Wisconsin. Hallingdal Costume for Little Boy in Four Pieces-Cap, Pants, Coat of White, Red Vest. Hallingdal Costume for Little Girl in Four Pieces-Cap, Apron, Waist, and Skirt. Hallingdal Costume for Woman in Four Pieces-Cap, Waist, Skirt, and Apron -All Embroidered. Large Tapestry with Old Design­ "Aaklae." Table Cover Embroidered in Cross­ stitch. MR. IVAR GUNDERSON, Alberta, Minn. Home-made Embroidered Canvas Sus­ penders. MR. S. 0. GUNDERSON, 409½ N. Ninth St., Manitowoc, Wis. Beer Mug-"01 Krus"-from 769 A. D. from Vang, Valders, Norway. This Beer Mug is made with a knife, and has Rune characters cut into bottom, together with old dates and almost obliterated initials of members of the family. MRS. GUSTAD, 904 Charlotte Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Painted and Decorated Basket. Painted and Decorated Money Bank. Painted and Decorated Wooden Tray. Embroidered Green Felt. REV. B. J. HABEL, Morris, Minn. Original Charcoal Drawing of "Gamle Akers Kirke i Oslo, Norge" by Sam Hauge of Norway. Church sewed on Canvas in Colored Wool. Made by Mrs. Marie Habel of Oslo, Norway, in 1924. MRS. CHRISTIAN HAGEN, D u l u t b, Minn. Vanity Case-240 Years Old. MRS. ANNA P. HAGEN, 1101 Menominie St., Eau Claire, Wis. Doily. Luncheon Cloth. Piano Scarf. Tobacco Pouch. Picture of Dovre Lodge. Picture of Martin and Tom Hagen. Picture of Mrs. Anna Hagen and Son Tom. Queen Maud Doll. Handwoven Apron. MISS EMMA HAGEN, Windom, Minn. Sugar Scissors made in 1861 in Norway. Cream Spoon made in 1760 in Norway ; later perforated and used for sugar. MRS. "'I Av1 Smal ing MR. OLE HAGEN, Chokio, Minn. Pair of Grey Woolen Mittens Embroi­ dered in Colors. MRS. l SOD Sour bro wa: MRS. TOLLEF HAGEN, Chokio, Minn. Canvas Belt Embroidered in Colors. MRS. H. A. HAGESTAD, 522 East Maple St., River Falls, Wis. Tapestry-Norwegian Coat of Arms. Handwoven Table Runner. Three-piece Dining Room Set-Buffet Runner, C e n t e r p i e c e, and Tray Straps Embroidered in Bright Colors -"Bondesom." Hand-carved S i 1 v e r Goblet-"Solv Beger"-Over 150 Years Old. MRS. RAGNA HALL, 2411 E. Franklin, Minneapolis, Minn. Sofa Pillow. Table Scarf. MISS ELSIE HALLING, 134 Senator St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hand-woven Table Scarf. Hand-woven Sofa Pillow Cover. Hand-woven Bag. Hand-woven Bag. MR. ANDREW HALMRAST, 3321 14th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Silver Soup Ladle-150 Years Old. Hand-painted B r o n z e d Pitcher-50 Years Old. Wooden P o r r i d g e Container-"Grl>t Ember." Small Stand made out of Grass. MRS. CHARLES HANSEN, Columbia Yacht Club, New York City. Snuff Bottle from 17 44 belonging to Mrs. H a n s e n's Great-Great-Grand­ mother. MRS. H. J. HANSEN, T�o Harbors, Minn. Small Chest made in 1776-Design In­ laid in Straw. MISS INGEBORG HANSEN, 3632 17th Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. "Klave" for Knitting. Norwegian Shawl. MRS. J. MARTIN HANSEN, 3008 Park Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Embroidered Tapestry. MR. PETER HANSEN, 623 W. Superior St., Duluth, Minn. Pillow Cover with Chenille Embroi­ dered Police Dog. Pillow Cover with Chenille Embroi­ dered Barnyard. MR. A. Brow "K� sen Dai 'i MRS. 1 son Hand MRS. H Porri1 Fro MRS. H Old 1 -11 MRS. F. s., Three Sim Hand­ tun Wood MRS. 0 Min Box VI MRS. E Ave Snuff Old V MRS. R Croch Embr1 Harda SkirtAgo MR. A. Embrc MRS. A s., : Two ( Cup. Egg I Teasp1 Norwe Three dery Bedspi Kerch: Tidy. Bowl. �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS ay. ty ; ar. ·oi- n. ple 'fet ray ors olv MRS. VICTOR HANSEN, 39 Larchmont Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Small Round Silver Brooch with Hang­ ing Cup. MRS. A. M. HANSEN, Box No. 637, Pol­ son, Montana. Sour Milk Ladle from the year 1741brought from Ytre, Rendalen, Nor­ way. MR. A. S . HANSEN, Minneapolis, Minn. Brown Leather-bound Religious Book­ "Katekismus Vise"-Marked Ole Ol­ sen 1852-from the time of Peter Dass. MRS. HAGBERT HANSON, West Hud­ son, Wis. Hand-carved and Gilded Jewel Box. MRS. HAROLD HANSON, Benson, Minn. Porridge Container - "-Grodspand" From Stavanger, Norway. St., 4th -50 frot 1bia to md- MRS. H. E'. HANSON, Windom, Minn. Old Leather Pocket-book from Norway -100 Years Old. MRS. HENRY HANSON, 4428 44th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Three Wooden Hand-carved Spoons Similarly Designed. Hand-carved Picture-frame with Pic­ ture. Wooden Box-"Tine." MRS. 0. C. HANSON, Thief River Falls, Minn. Box with Leather Trimmings. MRS. ELISE: HANSSEN, 2955 Edgewood Ave., Chicago, Ill. Snuff Box from 1807. Old Wooden Sugar Bowl. In- MRS. R. 0. HARRISON, Doran, Minn. Crocheted Necktie from Sogn, Norway. Embroidered Towel. Hardanger Doily. Skirt-Made in Norway over 70 Years Ago. 7th MR. A. H. HAUGEN, Windom, Minn. Embroidered Wall Tapestry. ors, ark rior 1roi- MRS. ANNA HAUGEN, 2905 28th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Two Cups. Cup. Egg Dish. Teaspoon Holder. Norwegian Home-made Towel. Three Pieces of Hardanger Embroidery. Bedspread. Kerchief. Tidy. Bowl. 13 Two Newspaper Holders. Bowl. Knife-"Tollekniv." Picture of Street in Oslo, Norway"Karl Johansgate." Picture of the Cathedral at Trondhjem. Vase. Brush. Wooden Teaspoon and Hanger. Tobacco Box. Wooden Spoons. Shuttle. Picture of the Norwegian King and Queen. Six Salt Spades. Butter Container-"Smoreske." Brooch. Two Rosebud Brooches. Cuff Links. Silver Brooch. Souvenir Vase from 1914. Norwegian Coins. Plaque-Gathering at Eidsvold in 1814. Large Wooden Bowl. Small Wooden Bowl. Hat Box-"Hattetine." Cheese Board-"Ostefjael." Bread Board-"Brodfjael." Six Salt Cellars. Napkin Ring. Silver Vase for Roses. Old Form for making Sausage. Silver Drinking Cup. Candlestick. Butter and Cheese Plate. Silver Sugar Tongs. Vase. MR. CHRIST HAUGSTEN, Two Harbors ' Minn. Pair of Spectacles from Oslo, Norway -150 Years Old. MR. E. A. HAUKOM, Hayfield, Minn. Carved S wan-hollowed-from 1746. Hand-made Razor-125 Years Old. Hand-made Knife in Case from Norway. MRS. PAUL HAYLO, 908 Sherwood St., Missoula, Montana. Painted and Decorated Wooden Box­ "Skrin"----iFrom 1800 from Nordfjord, Norway. MRS. LARS HEGLAND, Roland, Iowa. Pair of Embroidered Suspenders. Made by Mrs. Lars Hegland and presented to her husband as a wedding gift 55 years ago. MRS. M. HEGLAND, Roland, Iowa. Round Wooden Box brought from Nor­ way-Over 100 Years Old. MR. OLE E. HEGSTAD, Appleton, Minn., Route No. 2. Tea Strainer-75 Years Old. Tea Strainer-75 Years Old. �14 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Modern Sugar Spoon. Sugar Spoon from 1862. Teaspoon from 1800. Two Teaspoons from 1830. Sugar Spoon from 1865. Modern Teaspoon. Two Tablespoons from 1847. Butter Knives-75 Years Old. Teaspoon from 1873.Medal from 1814. Hand-made Solid Gold Watch Chain. Shawl-75 Years Old. Knitting Needle Case from 1830. Modern Writing Case. Mortar-100 Years Old. Copper Coffee Pot-100 Years Old. Copper Coffee Pot-75 Years Old. Pipe-100 Years Old. Cream Ladle from 1865. Candlestick-100 Years Old. White Eyelet Embroidery-75 Years Old. Tapestry-''Aaklae." Embroidered Table Mat. Fish Knife. MR. GUNNAR HELLAND, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Seven Hardanger Violins in Cases. MR. H. B. HERBRANDSON, Jackson, Minn. Round Wooden Bowl-75 Years Old. Drinking Cup made from Root 213 Years Ago. Copper Drinking Cup-210 Years Old. Bullets-210 Years Old. Tobacco Box-129 Years Old. Knife. Very Old Cavalry Knife, Birch Bark Shoes. Coin-166 Years Old. Silver Brooch. Wooden Savings Bank-114 Years Old. Silver Buttons. Silver Brooch-150 Years Old. Sewing Box-176 Years Old. Old Gold Brooch. Old Silver Brooch. Silver Watch and Watch Chain of Human Hair. MRS. OLGA SKONNARD HJORTAAS, Minneapolis, Minn. Large Wooden Bowl Carved from the Root of a Birch Tree in Ringsaker, Norway, over 50 years ago. Stein of Metal from 1814 with the in­ scription "Drik min Bror." MRS. C. 0. HOASS, Jackson, Minn. Banner-Norwegian Coat of Arms and Flag. Scrim Square�Colored Hardanger. MRS. J. H. HERMANSON, 811 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls, Minn. Tapestry. Carved Mangle or Clothes Pounder75 Years Old. Carved Butter Form. MRS. J. HODNEFIELD, 548 Capitol Blvd., St. Paul, Minn. Pair of Scissors-300 Years Old from Hjertdal, Telemarken, Norway. Small Stone-Claimed to be a piece of Jasper from Valdris, Norway. MRS. H. M. HILLESTAD, 955 Lombard Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Baby Pillow Cover. Table Runner. Bedspread. Gun. Chimes. Two Vases. MRS. MAJA BANG HOEHN, 456 Riverside Drive, New York City. Wooden Tankard. Candlestick. Silver Key. Snuff Box. Silver Ring. Silver Spoon. Silver Brooch. Gold Belt Buckle. Silver Belt Buckle. Silver Brooch. Gold Watch and Fob-Enameled and Jeweled. MRS. F. HIORTDAHL, Hyattsville, Md. Large Embroidered Tapestry. Large Embroidered Tapestry. MRS. E. A. HJELLE, Whalan, Minn., Route No. 2. Old Fashioned Almanac-"Prim Stav." Old Hymn-book-Printed in 1641. Book by H. N. Hauge-Printed in 1801. Two Glass Bottles with Puzzles Built inside of them. MRS. H. D. HJERMSTAD, Red Wing, Minn. Snuff Box made from Root 125 Years Ago. MRS. CHAS. S. HOFF, 938 Livingston Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Silver P e r f u m e Container-"Hode­ vands Egg"-150 Years Old. Silver Sugar Tongs-200 Years Old. Hand Embroidered Wedding Petticoat -56 Years Old-Belonged to Mrs. Hoff's Mother. Cookie Cutter-"Fattigmands Bakkels Spore"-150 Years Old. DR. l Pa l MRS Sa Ha Ha Sil Pa Ca: Ta: MRS. Gol MRS. 1' Gol Sil Wo Spi MRS. TaJ Hoi Em Cro Sill Car MRS. N Pai Old Hm K Thr MRS. Car MR. Smi Tw< Cofl Cofi. Fou Twc Can Sug Seal Yell Safa Forl Bee: Twc Woe MISS K Lari 18 �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS 15 DR. P. A. HOFF, 449 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Pair of Fancy Knitted Mittens ma_de by Dr. Hoff's Aunt Pauline Hovem at age of 82 years. MRS. M. HOLTERUD, 4214 West 8th Street, Duluth, Minnesota. Wooden Salad Spoon and Fork. Silver Spoon with Norwegian Coat of Arms. MRS. 0. I. HOLEN, 2021 Emerson Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Sample Tray from 7801. Hand-carved Glove Case. Hand-carved Plate. Silver Soup Ladle from 1762. Pair of Candlesticks. Candle Snuffer. Tapestry. MRS. MIKE HOSETH, Two Harbors, Minnesota. Silver Fish Spoon. Enameled Brooch. MRS. NELS HOLM, Bode, Iowa. Gold Brooch-200 Years Old. MRS. WM. HOLM, 2401 Thomas Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Gold Brooch. Silver Buckle. Wooden Box with Cover. Spinning Wheel-10'0 Years Old. MRS. W. B. HOLMES, Ada, Minnesota. Tapestry-Norwegian Coat of Arms. Honiton Lace Centerpiece. Embroidered Sheet and Pillow Cases. Cross-stitch Cushion Cover. Silk Patch Quilt. Carved Wooden Paper Rack. MRS. J. H. HOLST, 69 Halcyon Terrace, New Rochelle, N. Y. Pair of Old Sugar Tongs. Old Ring with Pendants. Human Hair Chain with Gold Watch Key. Three Carved Wooden Spoons. MRS. H. C. HOLTAN, Byron, Minnesota. Carved Wooden Sugar Bowl. MR. H. HOLTE, Crookston, Minnesota. Small Trunk. Two Perfume Containers. Coffee Mill. Coffee Container-"Kaffetine." Four Small Silver Spoons. Two Large Silver Spoons. Candle Snuffer. Sugar Cup. Scale. Yellow Wooden Box for Food-"Tine." Salad Spoon with Pearl Bowl. Fork. Beer Bowl. Two Tapestries. Wooden Locket. MISS JOHANNA HOOKER, Route No. 2, Kendrick, Idaho. Large hand carved Wooden Spoon from 1833. MRS. E. HOVE, 1388 Capitol Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota. Silver Mug-"Solvkrus"-from Vik, Sogn, Norway. Teapot from 1867 from Toten, Norway. Yarn Winder-"Hespetre." Amber Butter Tub. Picture of the First Norwegian Luther­ an Parsonage in Freeborn County, Minnesota. Two Porcelain Cups from 1867. Miniature Spinning Wheel. Gulbrands Dal Costume from 1867. M RS. 0. H. HOVELAND, Madison, Min­ nesota. Tapestry woven by Mrs. Hoveland's Great-Grandmother in 1844 in Mi­ raker, Tronkhjem, Norway. MISS GUNVOR HOWE, Somers, Mon­ tana. Hardanger Fiddle--120 Years Old. MRS. 0. L. HOWE, 240 Blaine Street, Missoula, Montana. Copper Drinking Cup-200 Years Old. MRS. EMIL HUSOME, Arkdale, Wiscon­ sin. Carved Wooden Match and Pipe Hold­ er. Small Handpainted Picture. MRS. G. T. INGBERG, Hendrum, Minnesota. Norwegian Hymnbook-250 Years Old. Woodcarving-Woman Churning. Silver Perfume Bottle. Silver Knitting Needle. Silver Buckle for N eek Band. Handpainted Wooden Box with Cover from 1828. Old Metal Purse Frame. MISS MARY IVERSON, Hanska, Minne­ sota. Bedspread and Pillow Piece made by Owner. MR. ANDREW JACOBSON, Benson, Min­ nesota. Tapestry-"Aaklae"-from Nordfjord, Norway. �16 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. EUGENE JACOBSON, 1538 Loomts Street, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Wall Tapestry-Norwegian Coat of Arms. Tapestry-"Aaklae." Luncheon Cloth. Luncheon Cloth. Hardanger Napkin. Embroidered Napkin. Table Runners. Embroidered Pillow Top. MRS. MILLA C. JACOBSON, 2169 Iglehart Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota. Salmodikon. Old Wooden Bowl. Carved Wooden Bowl. MRS. ALFRED JOHNSON, Jackson, Min­ nesota. Sugar Tongs. MR. AND MRS. ARNE JOHNSON, Scar­ ville, Iowa. Bedspread from Voxx, Norway. Robe-"Rya"-Made in 1890 in Voss, Norway. MRS. A. J. JENSON, Minneapolis, Min­ nesota. Wooden Butter Container-"Smortine" -from 1822 from Oslo, Norway. Silver Teaspoon from 1835. MR. MRS. 0. A. JERMSTAD, 2020 Banks Ave­ nue, Superior, Wisconsin. Wall Tapestry-Norwegian Landscape -Under a tree, a country musician playing accordian and two women in national costume dancing. MRS. B. JOHANSEN, 487 Ohio St., St. Paul, Minnesota. Piece of Hardanger Embroidery. Piece of Hardanger Embroidery made by Mrs. Johansen's Mother at age of 75. MRS. JOHNSON, 131 Beckwith Avenue, Missoula, Montana. Hardanger Fiddle-"Fele"-Inlaid with Mother-of-pearl said to resemble the one played by Ole Bull. MR. JOHNSON, Peterson, Minnesota. Large Seaman's Chest. MRS. JOHNSON, 1715 Adams Street, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Sugar Cutter. MRS. M. 1 Metal C MRS. ALBIN JOHNSON, West Duluth, Minnesota. Wall Tapestry. MRS. WALT.E R JEFFERSON, 448 Wheel­ er Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota. White Embroidered Luncheon Cloth and Napkin Made by Mrs. Jefferson's Mother. MRS. OTTAR JENSEN, Arkdale, Wisconsin. Silver Brooch-212 Years Old. Ear Rings. Silver Spoon-88 Years Old. Cup and Saucer-150 Years Old. MRS. LA Ave. Brass C -fror MRS. A. C. JOHNSON, 662 South Second Street, Stillwater, Minnesota. Handwoven Tapestry. Copper Teakettle on Stand from Chrlstiansund, Norway. Silver Perfume Container-"Svamphus" -from 1870 Christiansund, Norway. Six Silver Teaspoons from Christiansund, Norway. BERNARD JOHNSON, Minnesota. Danish Bible from 1647. Halstad, MRS. ERLAND JOHNSON, Rochester, Minn. Carved Wooden Beer Mug-"Olkande." Carved Wooden Whiskey Cup. MR. HILMAR JOHNSON, Duluth, Min­ nesota. Pocketbook from 1813. MR. J. A. JOHNSON, Hanska, Minnesota. Shepherd's Horn-"Krudt Horn." . MRS. NEI Dakot Striped Silk Pif Brass C Seven Q Silver King MRS. P. ( sota. Handwcr Carved Embroi1 Tablecl1 Old Shf MRS. JO: St. P: Norweg Oslo, MISS HEl Monti Large V dle r, MRS. JEJ son .A Porcelai Painted Boy's :N l3lous MRS. JACOB JOHNSON, 309 East 4th Street, Superior, Wisconsin. Viking Drinking Horn on Silver Base. Handcarved Carving Board. MR. J. J sota. Tobaccc MRS. JOHN A. JOHNSON, Hanska, Min­ nesota. Photograph of Hardanger Table Spread. MRS. INC er Fa Lace. Tapestr MR. JONAS JOHNSON, 238 Columbus Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Copper Coffee Kettle with Stand made in Bergen in 1660. MRS. J. E Fargo Silver E Norw: Silver � Five Si MRS. K. L. JOHNSON, Lakeville, Minnesota. Carved Match Box. Carved Pen Holder. Carved Picture Frame. Needle Case. Silk Kerchief-100 Years Old. Wooden Spoon-200 Years Old. Paper Knife. MRS. JO South Two W Bowlf Wooden Lunche1 Table Ii �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. LARS JOHNSON, 2934 Fremont Ave. North, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Brass Candle Trimmer-200 Years Old -from Nordland, Norway. b.rtsnus" �y. tian- MRS. M. G. JOHNSON, Lake Mills, Iowa. Metal Candlestick. luth, Min- karToss, ;;tad, ster, Min- sota. 4th 3ase. Min­ 'able nbus nade Min- . .. MRS. NELS C. JOHNSON, Medina, North Dakota. Striped Handwoven Rug. Silk Piece Quilt. Brass Candlestick. Seven Silver Buttons and One Coin. Silver Cup Engraved with Picture or King Christian. MRS. P. C. JOHNSON, Lakeville, Minnesota. Handwoven Belting. Carved Box with Cover-"Sy Eske." Embroidered Shawl. Tablecloth and Three Napkins. Old Shawl-Headdress . MRS. JONSRUD, 1438 Edmund Street, St. Paul, Minnesota. Norwegian Emblem Sofa Pillow from Oslo, Norway. MISS HELEN JORGENSEN, Deer Lodge, Montana. Large Wooden Spoon with Carved Han­ dle representing Oak Leaves. MRS. JENNIE JORGENSEN, 946 Paterson Ave. N., Bergen, N. Y. Porcelain Butter Dish and Cover. Painted Box-"Tine." Boy's National Costume-Pants, Vest, Blouse, and Cap. MR. J. JORGENSON, Maynard, Minne­ sota. Tobacco Box from 170'3. MRS. INGEBORG JORSTAD, Thief Riv­ er Falls, Minnesota. Lace. Tapestry Belt with Silver Buckle. MRS. J. S. JULSRUD, 44 Jackson Apts., Fargo, N. Dak. Silver Spoon from 1718 from Krogero, Norway. Silver Shirt Clasp. Five Silver Dress Buttons. MRS. JOHN JUST, 1914 14th Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Two Wooden Spoons with Carving in Bowls. Wooden Spoon with Colored Design. Luncheon Cloth. Table Runner. 17 MRS. RUTH KARLSGAARD, 4736 Garfield Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Wall Tapestry-Leif Erickson. Large White Embroidered Luncheon Cloth. Doily of White Silk Cushion Lace. MR. GUSTAV KARLSEN, 50 South High Street, New Britain, Connecticut. Model of Motor Yacht "Gaviota" in Glass Frame. Model of Full Rigged Ship "Norway." Oil Painting of "Bergensfjord" in Clam Shell. Wood Carving made by Owner. MRS. MARGRETHE KARLSEN, 61st Avenue, West Duluth, Minnesota. Felt Sofa Pillow. MRS. OLE KARSTAD, St. Peter, Minne­ sota. Red Blanket Embroidered in .t:Seads­ "Brostduk"-used for Baptismal-From 1865. Handmade Lunch Basket with Cover­ "Eske." Brass Candlestick from Aal, Halling­ dal, Norway-Brought here in 1868. MR. HYRUM KAY, 454 North Arthur Avenue, Pocatello, Idaho. Centerpiece with Ecru Battenburg Lace. Embroidered Centerpiece. Oil Painting-Viking Home. Oil Painting-Viking Ship. Pencil Drawing. MRS. P. J. KENNERUD, 3405 Blooming­ ton Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Wall Tapestry-Yellow Background with Black Elks. MRS. CHAS. KEOUGH, 2622 Newton Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minn. Old Flat Iron. MR. G. K. KILAND, Madison, Wisconsin. Old Box from 1841. Norwegian "Specie" Dollar from 1849. Two Identification Checks. Photograph of Destroyer U. S. S. MRS. H. B. KILDAHL, 3336 Longfellow Minneapolis, Minnesota. Double Photograph Frame carved out of Pine Root. Three Single Photograph Frames carved out of Pine Root. Three Mirror Frames carved of of Pine Root. Baby Buggy Cover-25 Years Old. Embroidered Pillow To.p. Hardanger Runner. �18 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Embroidered White Doily. Pillow Top in Lavender and Yellow. Pillow Top in Pink Roses. Set of Six Old Fashioned Handkerchiefs. Two Pieces of Lace for Sleeves. Three Hot Plate Mats. Two Doilies knitted by Mrs. Geo. Ol­ son, 75 Years Old. "Hedebo" Doily Made by Mrs. Geo. Olson. Small Hardanger Doily. Silver Sugar Spoon-100 Years Old. Tablespoon from 1759. Tablespoon from 1800. Large Vegetable Spoon. MRS. INGOLF KILLAND, St. Paul, Minnesota. Old Carved and Upholstered Chair. Large Carved Cupboard. Small Carved Cupboard. Table. MRS. ANNA KINDEM, 310 E. 6th Street, Northfield, Minnesota. Tapestry woven in Hardanger, Norway. MRS. 0. KINDLEY, 1472 Raymond Ave­ nue, St. Paul, Minnesota. Colored Pillow of Crocheted Yarn. Tray-Embroidered Coat of Arms and Flag. MR. W. P. KING, Jackson, Minnesota. Coffee Urn on Stand. MR. CHAS. KITTELSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Civil War Record. MRS. B. KJ.E LSHUS, Hanska, Minnesota. Handcarved Box. Doll on Skies. Doll in National Costume. MRS. THOR KJOLSTAD, Hanska, Min­ nesota. Wall Tapestry-Representing Carl Johan's Street in Oslo, Norway. MRS. B. KJELSVIG, 4039 37th Ave. so., Minneapolis, Minnesota. Copper Coffee Pot with Stand. Silver Coffee Pot with Stand. Brass Tray. Letter File. Four Glass Bowls used in Net Fishing. Hardanger Piece. Small Pair of White Wooden Shoes. Two Carved Wooden Spoons with Chain from 1810. MR. HANS KLADSEN, Hanska, Minne­ sota. Very Old Pocketbook. MR. ELLING KLEPPE, Alberta, Minne­ sota. Beer Bowl-200 Years Old. MRS. Wall MRS. A\ Old wa Woo Snuf Smal Ch Rour Han e MRS. MARTHA J. KLICK, 320 South Ninth Street, Lebanon, Pa. Diploma belonging to Mrs. Klick's Father. REV. E. B. KLIEVER, 2157 Common­ wealth Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tapestry-Coat of Arms-2 Genera­ tions Old. MRS. KLINKENBERG, 2107 Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Picture. Wooden Spoon. Silver Spoon. Jewelry Case. Bedford MRS. GEO. KNUDSON, Deer Lodge, Montana. Richly Embroidered White Luncheon Cloth from Bergen, Norway. • ... MRS. K. KNUDSON, 285 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Silver Punch Ladle. Silver Teaspoon. Silver Hair Ornament. wr�: i MRS. C. KOLKIND, Route No. 2, Asnoy, Minnesota. Luncheon Cloth. Negligee Case. MR. JC sot Aproi Fane: MRS. 1 Tape: Hand Hand MRS. P. 0. KOLLIN, Echo, Minn. Silk Kerchief from Numedalen, Nor­ way-120 Years Old. DR. C. D. KOLSET, Sanborn, Minnesota. Beer Mug-"Olbolle"-Dragon Style. Modern Tapestry from Nordfjord, Norway. Eyelet Embroidered Luncheon Cloth. Hardanger Luncheon Cloth. Hardanger Centerpiece. Six Teaspoons made in Bergen in 1860. MRS. 0. KOLSTAD, St. James, Minn. Small Chest from 1795. Old Wooden Bowl. Old Pipe from 1830. Old Spoon from 100 Years Ago. Spoon-mo Years Old. Butter Form from 1866. Picture of "Gaarden Sundhagen." MRS. WM. KRICK, 6321 South Laflin Street, Chicago, Ill. Old Iron Kettle. Copper Kettle from 1790 belonging to Mrs. Krick's Great-Grandmother. MRS. ( Ch Wall Halli Bo· Shirt Shirt Red wa Red wa Apro: Embi Embi No: • .. MRS M So., Old G Old � Old C SEVER Old f CoffeE Rollir TORKE Rourn 177' Six C MRS. J 948 Wall Norw, Sewin Cente Embri Doily Wovei Silk � Three �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Minne- MRS. KORTEVOLD, Glendive, Montana. Wall Tapestry. MRS. SOPHIE KROGH, 418 Macalaster Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Old Wooden Plate from Holland, Norway-200 Years Did. Wooden Spoon with Carved Top. Snuff Box-2 00 Years Old. Small Red Painted and Decorated Chest. Round Black Trinket Box. Handwoven Towel with Border. South l{]ick's mmon- �enera- :edford .. Lodge, 1cheon .. Park- MRS. 0. F. KROPF, 220 E. Walton Place, Chicago, Ill. Wall Tapestry-Seven Ages. Hallingdal Skirt, Embroidered Belt and Bolero. Shirt from Hallingdal, Norway. Shirt from Voss, Norway. Red and Green Waist from Voss, Nor­ way. Red Embroidered Cap from Voss, Norway. Apron from Hardanger, Norway. Embroidered Belt from Voss, Norway. Embroidered Breast Piece from Voss, Norway. MR. JOHN KULST AD, Halstad, Minne­ sota. Apron. Fancy Centerpiece. Asnoy, MRS. LARS KVANDE, Jackson, Minn. Tapestry-''Aaklae.'' Handwoven Towel with Red Border. Hand Embroidered Tray Holder. l, Nor- MRS MARY LAJORD, 4353 Garfield Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Old Glass Wine Bottle. Old Silver Cup-Date 1709. Old Goat Herd's Horn. nesota. ltyle. d, Nor- SEVER LAKEVOLD, Jackson, Minnesota. Old Knife. Coffee Mill. Rolling Pin. '.lotb. n 1860. :inn. L." Laflin ging to her. " TORKEL LANDSVERK, Whalen, Minn. Round Wooden Box marked Helga 1777, carved by Owner. Six Carv_ed Spoons (Utskaaren ask) . MRS. ANNA LARSEN, Bergen, N. J., 948 Paterson Ave. No. Wall Decoration from Finmark. Norwegian Emblem. Sewing Room Table Cloth. Centerpiece Heather Blossoms. Embroidered Tray. Doily Embroidered in Bondesom. Woven Rug. Silk Scarf. Three Silver Brooches. 19 MRS. REV. .E. 0. LARSEN, Minneapolis, Minn., 3513 13th Ave. So. Bridle Outfit without Skirt. GUDRUN LARSEN, South St. Paul, Min­ nesota. Turtle Made of One Piece of Copper. MRS. L. LARSEN, 277 Van Buren St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Copper Powder Horn. MRS. RAGNVALD LARSEN, 1128 4th Ave. No., Bergen, N. J. Two Silver Teaspoons. Two Decorated Handkerchiefs. Two Embroidered Buffet Scarfs. Embroidered Tray Holder. Sofa Pillow. MRS. E. LARSON, 822 Charles St., St. Paul, Minn. Hat Box (Ratte Tine)-50 Years old­ from Oslo, Norway. Handmade Wooden Button Box (Knappe Tine)-60 Years Old-Os­ lo, Norway. Inlaid Wooden Button Box (Knappe Tine)-35 Years Old. MRS. M. D. LARSON, 629 Riverside Drive, Madison, Wis. One Piece of Embroidery Representing the Home of "Terje Viken" in Nor­ way. MRS. 0. LARSON, 1514 Belknop Street, Superior, Wis. One Copper Coffee Pot. MRS. S. H. LARSON, Lake Mills, Ia. Ladies' Costume from Nissedal, Tele­ marken. Norwegian scale ( Bismar) Hardanger. Small Container ( Skrin ) decorated in colors, abou t 400 years old from Hardanger. Round Wooden Box fastened together with chain stitch, from Hardanger. Beer Mug ( 1 Trois) decorated in colors on a red background-Sonfjord . Tapestry, striped in colors, about 40 years old-Tysness. {}uilt-Voss. Blanket from Voss. Carved wooden figure representing the Apostle John, taken from Onarheims Korskirke, Tysness. Over 1,000 years old. One Pair Wooden Shoes ( Rosmalet ) Tysness. One Pair Suspenders embroidered in cross stitch from Tyness. Beer Mu g ( ol krus) made from one pi�e of wood, cover carved with lion design-very old from Sogn. �20 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. JOHS LEE, 228 Grand Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Woven Tapestry. Piece of embroidery in white and blue. One Bowl painted in red and black. MRS. JOHN 0. LEE, 775 Hawthorne Ave. , St. Paul, Minn. Quilt made by the Ladies' Aid, Trinity Norwegian Church, St. Paul, 30 years ago. MRS. J. J. LEE, Lake Park, Minn. Picture of Red River Valley. Picture of Gulbrandsdalen. Piece of hand woven woolen cloth. JULIA LEGREID, Maddock, N . D. Container ( Aeske) 150 years old from Hardanger. GUDRUN A. LEHRE, 3117 35th Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Mangle. Apron. Hymn Book. Two Candle Stick Holders of Brass. Tapestry. Soup Spoon. Sugar Spoon. Fish Spade. Large Breastpin ( Girl's head ) . Breastpin marked "F. C. B." Breastpin ( Coin) . Small Spoon of carved bone. Parchment. Seal. MR. MATT LEINES, 1111 17th Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn. One Brass and Amber Glass Lantern. MRS . R. LEIVESTAD, 1008 St. Olaf Ave., Northfield, Minn. Tray, made by Mrs. Leivestad. MRS. MABEL JOHNSON LELAND, Ken­ yon, Minn. Embroidered tapeITTry-picture of King an d Queen from Oslo. MRS. A. A. LERAAN, 2125 Banks Ave., Superior, Wis. Two Hardanger Lunch Cloths . One Hardanger Centerpiece. One round Doily ( Russian embroid­ ery) . Hand Embroidered Wall Tapestry (Landscape) . Butter Dish. Copper Dish, round with three feet. Copper Coffee Kettle. Three Silver Table Spoons from 1858. Four Silver Teaspoons . Two Silver Sugar Spoons. Jelly Spoon. Pickle Fork. Cake Fork. Large Salad Spoon. Souvenir Spoons (two ) from Gul­ brandsdalen. Gravy Ladle. One Gold and three Silver Brooches. MRS. H. S. LEVERAAS, 1718 Hammond Ave., Superior, Wis. Wall Ornament-Folk Dancers. Sampler from year 1780 ( in glw;s frame) . MRS. JOHN LIER, 1616 George St., La Crosse, Wis. Skirt Holder. Woolen Mittens. MRS. JULIUS LIND, 1630 Sherwood, Missoula, Mont . One Bowl ( Roseskaal ) . Lead Tray, dated 1787. Belonged to Hans Erickson, Norland, Masfjorden, Norway, great-grandfather of owner. Butter Container ( Smoramber ) . One Horn Spoon, made from cow's horn, about 20 years ago in Norway . MRS. J. E. LOBECK, 2604 E. 22nd St., Minneapolis, Minn. Landscape Painting with gilt frame. Landscape Painting with gilt frame, from Trysil Osterdalen. MRS. ANDERS LOE, Lakeville, Minn . One Pocket Book. Vest. MRS. K. LOHRE, R. 6, Long Prairie, Minn . One Red Star Quilt. One Pink and White Quilt. One Red Rug, One White Rug. MRS. M. 0. LOKENSGARD, Kenyon, Minn. Butter Container ( Smor-eske) about 100 years old . Small hand made Wooden Box, painted red, 100 years old. Salt Dish of brown pressed glass. Octagonal Sugar Bowl. Sponge Container ( Svamphus) date 1865. Light Green Woolen Shawl with colored border. Chain, made of hair, 55 years old . MR. OLE LONEAR, Arkdale, Wis. Small Round Wooden Box, 181 years old, from Telemarken, Norway. JULI s Lar MRS. 111 To� 1( Cor C Lai Ce:11 MRS. s Tw 0 MRS. V De1 Tw MRS. C Ha Em Pie MRS. r Ha Ha l Sq1 (l Gr( C Br: Sil Tw Tw We Sil La: Su, Sil Ca: HEN Be MR. Sc' l l MRS ] Gil H1:1 1 �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS JULIA LOQUVAM, 2004 W. Jackson Ave., Spokane, Wash. Large Doily. l Gul· MRS. LOVSGARD, 602 Sims St., St. Paul, Minn . Tobacco Table ( copper top, and wooden legs) . Copper Set ( coffee pot, sugar and creamer) . Lamp (copper stand and silk shade) . Centerpiece. hes. nmond glass :>t., La MRS. CHRISTINE LUND, 3642 18th Ave. So., Minneapols, Minn. Two Embroidered Flags, one American, one Norwegian, in wooden frame. :rwood, MRS. G. LUND, 92'0 W. Laurel St., Still­ water, Minn. Decorated Wooden Rolling Pin. Two Decorated Wooden Spoons. ged to jorden, owner. .. cow's orway. nd St., -ame. frame, inn . >rairie, .. :enyon, about minted date with I. years MRS. VALBORG LUND, N. Kedzie Ave., Chicago, Ill. Hair Embroidery i n frame. Embroidered Handkerchief. Picture in Frame ( Minde) . MRS. OLE LYNSTAD, 515 8th St., Inter­ national Falls, Minn. Hand woven Striped Woolen Blanket. Hardanger Embroidery Band with Scal­ lops. Square Centerpiece, Hardanger and crochet. Green and Gray Knitted Wool Runner cross-stitch design. Brass Picture Frame. Silver Spoon Tray. Two Silver Coffee Spoons. Two Brass Flag Pole Stands. Wooden Bowl with Cover. Silver Cream Ladle. Large Silver Spoon. Sugar Spoon, 75 years old. Silver Broach. Carved Wooden Box. HENRIK MADSON, Emmons, Minn. Beer Mug from Sonfjord. MR. M. G. MADSON, Manitowoc, Wis. Scissors from Fet Prestegjeld Toten, Norway-to be given to Luther Col­ lege Museum after the Norse-Ameri­ can Centennial. Scissors was lost among rubbish for several years when it became rusted beyond repair as it is now. MRS. F. MAGELSEN, 3232 22nd Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Gilt Picture Frame with Picture. Hand Carved Picture Frame with Pic­ ture. 21 Two Silver Spoons. Four Stuffed Birds from Norway. One Chair (Kubbestole) . One Centerpiece. !F'our Spoons, One Fork of Wood. AMELIA B. MALAND, M i n n e a p o 1 i s, Minn. Silk Handkerchief-200 Years Old. Three Hand-made Quilts. MRS. A. MALEN, 416 8th Ave. S. E., Rochester, Minn. Piece of a Silk Scarf-100 Years Old. Button-16413. MRS. MOLLA BJURSTEDT MALLORY, 375 Park Ave., New York City, N. Y. The Wissahickon Cup, Lawn Tennis Championship, Women's Single 1919, and Base. MR. GEORGE MARCKHUS, 2201 Dudley Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Two Violins. MRS. JOHAN MATTSON, 1511 E. 35th St., Minneapolis, Minn. Linen Spinner. Norwegian Scale. Old Flat Iron. Man's Belt. Kettle Suspender for use over open fireplace. MRS. OLE MATTSON, Box 102, Bonner, Mont. One Silver Belt Buckle with Angel at­ tached to one side, about 200 years old. Six Silver Rings (Maljer)-About 200 Years O ld. Silver Chain about 200 Years Old. MRS. MELBY, Duluth, Minn. Two Head Scarfs-100 Years Each. Two Lace Scarfs-100 Years Each . One Shawl-100 Years Old. Hair Ribbon-100 Years Old, worn at confirmation by three generations. Ornament made of Hair. Two Brass Candlesticks-100 Years Old. MRS . J. M. MICKMAN, 487 University Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Norwegian Emblem, Embroidered in Norway. ALICE MEDTBRUGET, Hanska, Minn. One Brooch. MRS. OLE MIKKELSON, Arkdale, Wis. Candle Light Scissors and Extinguish­ ers from Soler, Norway-100 Years Old. �22 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. JOHN MINDESTROM, DUiuth, Minn. One Brooch- (Solje)-200 Years Old. Beaded Belt-200 Years Old. MISS BURGETTA MOE, Duluth, Minn. Tapestry. MRS. L. C. MOE, La Crosse, Wis. Wooden Bowl and Stone. Lunch Basket. MRS. PETER MOE, 3425 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Teapot with Cover and Plate-30 Years Old. Plate (T i d e m a n d s Painting)-30 Years Old. Small Plate Painting of Girls and Birds-100 Years Old. Cup and Saucer-50 Years Old. Cup and Saucer-40 Years Old. Cup and Saucer-25 Years Old. A. S. MOEN, Lake Mills, Iowa. Beer Mug ( 01 krus) made from one piece of wood, cover carved with lion designs-very old-Sogn, Norway. MRS. MOINICHEN, 4241 School St., Chicago, Ill. Salad Set. Napkin Ring. Candlestick. MRS. P. 0. MOLMEN, 3833 Minnehaha Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Hand-carved Wooden Bowl. Two Sheath Knives. Hand-woven Wall Piece. Tapestry. Hand-painted W o o d e n Bowl with church painted on inside. One Meerschaum Pipe with Beaded Cord. MRS. LARS MONSEN, 911 13th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Two Copper Coffee Pots. Sugar Bowl of Copper. Creamer of Copper. MRS. E. 0. MORK, 219 N. 7th St., St. Peter, Minn. Hand-woven and Spun Table Cloth made in Norway in 1850. Red and Black Woolen Sawl from Hol Hallingdal-1876. Purple Silk Handkerchief. Blue Embroidered Mittens. Gray Embroidered Mittens. Carved Wooden Spoon from Toten100 Years Old. Carved Wooden Spoon with Chain from Hol Hallingdal. Lunch Basket (Mad-kurv) brought here in 1888 from Hol Hallingdal. Glass Bottle from Aal Hallingdal-135 Years Old. Home-made Waffle Iron, very old­ brought here in 1849. Buried in ground during Indian Outbreak in 1861 and recovered in 1884. Beer Mug. Basket- ( Sendingskorg) . Brass Jardiniere-(Mesingkjedel ) . Breast Piece with Beaded Work onused for children when baptized. Old Glass Bottle with Glass Cork­ Initials A. 0. S. Two Souvenir Spoons. Spice Mortar. Metal Candlestick. MRS. Butte Smal Wine MR. 01 Woo, Thre MRS. I Mi Sewi 2 Ca lin 2 Sil Carv: Silve Silve Nor� Sterl MRS. ANDREW MYHRE, N. 4th St., Stillwater, Minn. Silver Cake Dish on Stand. Silver Sugar Spoon with Twisted Han­ dle. Silver Teaspoon. Silver Letter Opener. All from Norway MRS. l E'm b1 Silve 3 Br 2 Co 1 Co 1 Ca MRS. JOHN MYHROYM, R o c h e s t e r, Minn. Small Iron Kettle (Gryte) . Beer Mug ( 01 Bolle ) . 2 GI� 2 1 1 1 2 Na Sil Sil Sil Prl Kn 2 Te 1 Na 2 w, 1 Ca 1 w, 1 Ti1 1 Eg 1 Co Emb' 3 Pi 1 Ca MRS. JONAS L. MYKLEBOST, 1542 George St., La Crosse, Wis. Tapestry. ANNA MYKLEBUST, Troy, Idaho. Beer Stein. Old Watch. Tand Krok. Pair Wooden Shoes. Two Wooden Spoons. T'able Runner. Pillow. Carved Wooden Container (Tine ) . MRS. EMA MUNCH, 946 College Ave., New York City, N. Y. Plate with Six Brooches, 2 Buckles, 2 Buttons, 1 Silver Coin. Three Silver Spoons. Part of a Sewing Table. Two Old Coffee Pots. Two Wooden Ladles. Costume from Hallingdal. Embroidered Centerpiece. Embroidered Table · Runner. Old Beaded Pillow Top. Salt Cellar. Sugar Spoon. Old Silver Spoon. Hair Watch Chain and Locket. MRS. Mi Smal Larg MRS. Io� Ladil ma MRS. Pain Ax Pairn Paim Li< 75 One KAROLINE MUNSON, M i n n e a p o 1 i s, Minn. Woven Spread in Red and Black. MRS. LOUIS K. NAAS, 3148 Holmes Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Table Cover. / MRS. Knit �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS dal-135 MRS. N. A. NASBY, Bode, Iowa. Buttons from Norwegian Suit. Small Wooden Trunk. Wine Glass made of Money in 1810. y old­ tried in reak in MR. OLE NASBY, Jackson, Minn. Wooden Toy Horse-135 Years Old. Three Seals, Attached-115 Years Old. el) . rk on­ zed. Cork- MRS. LILLIE NATTERSTAD, Jackson, Minn. Sewing Box. 2 Carved Wooden Spoons, joined with links. 2 Silver Brooches. Carved Photo, Framed. Silver Sugar Shell. Silver Table Spoon and Meat Fork. Norwegian Cut Work Runner, White. Sterling Silver Ring. lth St., �d Han- MRS. DINA NIELSON. Norway e s t e r, :, 1542 ). .e ) . e Ave., .. E'mbroidered Ring. Silver Sewing Set. 3 Brass Candlesticks-100 Years Old. 2 Copper Coffee Pots-100 Years. 1 Copper Pudding Form. 1 Caster-100 Years. 2 Glass (Krafels ) . 2 Napkin Rings. 1 Silver Brooch. 1 Silver Bracelet. 1 Silver Sugar Spoon, Cream Ladle. 2 Preserve Spoons, Tea Strainer, Cake Knife. 2 Teaspoons. 1 Napkin Ring and Egg Cup of Wood. 2 Wooden Spoons. 1 Candle Snuff. 1 Wooden Bread Board. 1 Tine (Wooden Box) 1 Egg Warmer. 1 Coffee Cozy. Embroidered Centerpice. 3 Pictures of Stavanger. 1 Card Table-100 Years Old. MRS. ANTON NELSON, Stillwater, Minn. Small Painting (Scene from Norway) . Large Hand-made Picture Frame. MRS. CHRIS K. NELSON, Lake Mills, Iowa. Ladies' Costume from Nissedal Tele­ marken. p o 1 i s, ck. Holmes MRS. IDA G. NELSON. Painting-Letter from American by Axel Ender. Painting-Vossevanger. Painting-Gaarden :{(vilekvally, Johns Lidsheim. 75 years. One Silver Brooch-66 Years. MRS. L. P. NORBY, Alberta, Minn. Knitted Garter 2 Yards Long. 23 Pair Black and White Knitted Mitts, fancy design-figures of people around wrists. Painting-Church in Sognly, Alice 0. Thorson. A Drinking Horn. Hand-made Bed Spread. Plaster Paris Plaque by B. Bergslien Voss. A Platter, Flatiron, Large Brass Candle Stick and Snuffers. Two Small Wooden Bowls and Two Small Wooden Boxes. One Basket made from Willow Roots. Five Books. One Small Candlestick. MRS. NELS NELSON, 1463 Hewitt, St. Paul. Wooden Spoons with Chain. Wooden Shoes. Wooden Plates-Large and Small. P. A. NELSON, 203 Federal Building., Minneapolis. One Pair Home-made Mittens. MRS. TINA NELSON, Arkdale P. 0., Wis. Oske Hand Made Rc,and Box Painted and Decorated. Solv Knapper-197 Aar Gamle Silver Buttons. Barne Lue-Child's Cap-150 Years. Hand-made Wooden Shuttle. MRS. WM. NELSON, 1073 Edmund St., St. Paul. Hardanger Sheet and Pillow Case. Two Silver Spoons-150 Years Old. JO NERGAARD, Maddock, N. D. Knife, Hand-made in U. S. A . Knife and Sheath. Plane. MRS. JOHN NERHAGEN, 210 E. 2nd St., Morris, Minn. Dresser Scarf, Hardanger Work. MRS. LENA NESSA. One Embroidered Sampler. MRS. N. NISSEN, Minneapolis, Minn. Brass Kettle. Mortar. Hand-woven Table Cover. Hand-woven Table Cover. MRS. C. B. NIELSEN, 940 Channing Way, Berkeley, Cal. Round Centerpiece in C olors. MRS. HERMAN NILSEN, Milaca, Minn. Bedspread made by Pioneer at age of PETER NOREM, Halstad, Minn Tobacco Jar, Wood.en. Pin Cushion. �24 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MARY NORDBY, Halstad, Minn. Silk Scarf. MRS. N. P. OLSON, Hanska, Minn. Bed Spread. H. P. NYGAARD, Halstad, Minn. Towel, Linen. Pillow Case. Woven Bed Spread. Chest made in 1704. \/ Coffee Kettle, Copper. ,., Candlestick, Brass. Bowl, Wooden. Scarf, Silk Fringes. MRS. A. ODDEN, 4100 40th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Gold Brooch. Silver Brooch. Hand-embroidered Apron. CHRISTIAN NORDLIE, Arkdale P. 0., Wis. Song Book "Sal me Bog"-134 Years Old. Sewing Box-100 Years Old. Round Wooden Box Painted and Deco­ rated. M RS. G. A. NORDQUIST, 3223 Blaisdell Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Carved Wooden Bowl. OSCAR NORLIN, Wautonna, Wis. Sofa Pillow, Hand Embroidered. Man's Necl{tie, Hand Embroidered­ black with small lavender flowers and green leaves. Man's Black Muffler, lined with green, embroidered with rose. Two Long Pipes with Bead Trimmings. MRS. A. E. NORMAN, Hanska, Minn. Basket. Song Book. Knife and Carved Spoon. MRS. M. NORSENG, River Falls, Wis. Book of Sermons (Hus Postil) . Breastpin (Birkebiernerm) Silver. Drinking Cup ( Solvpakale) . MRS. JOHN NORST AG, 1506 Michigan Ave., Manitowoc, Wis. Callender-"Prim Stav." MISS LINA OLGA NURGAARD, 535 Washington Ave .. Hoboken, N. J. Brass Fire Pot-1835. Brass Candle Sticks. Brass Tray and Candle Scissors. China Cream Pitcher-1807. MRS. J. L. NYDAHL, 2419 35th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. One Embroidered Centerpiece. One Embroidered Pillow Slip. One Day Pillow Case. Doily. MRS. AUGUST OIEN, Halstad, Minn. Pillow Case. Garters. MRS. M. OPGRAND, Halstad, Minn . / .... Butter Dish, Wooden. ,..__ MISS INGA Chicago, Mangle-1". Flat IronOld Measu IVER N. OU field, Mi1 Mortar all< MRS. SVEN OFTEDAL, Glendive, Mont. Luncheon Cloth (Kaffeduk) . Got Gold Medal in Norway in 1914. One Pair of Shoes from Hardanger. MRS. J. J. C neapolis, Hardanger MRS. J. P. 0 Missoula, One Pair sewed bJ soula, M< Wooden SJ birds in sheep on years olc MRS. A. 0. OHRN, 3538 22nd Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Brooch and Ear Rings from Norway1866. MRS. NIKOLIN OIEN, 1819 N. Albany Ave., Chicago. Messing Mortar. MRS. 0. OIEN, 4119 39th Ave. S., Minne­ apolis, Minn. Lock and Trimming for pocket book made in 1788. One Crocheted Bed Spread. MRS. A. OLSON, 2221 Banks Ave., Superior, Wis. Colored Beaded Belt. Tan Crocheted Library Scarf. Square Centerpiece. Human Hair Watch Chain. Belt Buckle from year 1750. MRS. CAROLINE OLSON, Minn. Silver Pin-100 Years Old. Windom, MRS. CLARA OLSEN, 1340 Lincoln, St. Paul. White Centerpiece made of hand-woven linen, about 150 years old. Woven by Mrs. Olsen's great-grandmother in Lillehammer, Norway. MRS. T. OLSEN, 405 E. Jessemine St., St. Paul, Minn. Two Brace Candlesticks. EDWARD OLSON, Wild Rose, Wis. Silver Tablespoon from Tvedestrand, Norway. Beer Mug with sterling silver cover, part of handle including hinge, also sterling. On top of hinge the Norse lion. In center of cover an inlaid coin. Bottom of coin inside of cover. A long crack in mug from top to below handle patched with square piece of brass. MTSS EVELYN OLS ON, 1713 W. Olive St., Stillwater, Minn. China Dish, Norwegian Flag. ...J JORGEN OL Violin-no Violin-no Violin-no MRS. HANS (Barndoms from Val1 MRS. H. L. < Headdress SOREN OLSl Aaklae Coa black, ye years old MRS. BEN < Suspenders MISS INGEL. Robes ( 2 ) . Tapestry. Tapestry. Table Cove Pillow Cove MRS. LEWIS Green Silk MRS. B. OS1 perior, v'i Wall Tapes Embroidere Embroidere Round C'en Oblong Cer Old Copy o Two WoodE MRS. C. H. 0 Large Woo Painted We �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Min- MISS INGA O LSEN, 3228 Altgeld St., Chicago, Ill. Mangle-1787 (Et Mangletrae ) . Flat Iron-1825 (Strygejern) . Old Measure (Et Alnemaul) . IVER N. OLSON, Washington St., North­ field, Minn. Mortar and Pestle. Mont. Gold goer. e. S., lbany linne­ book . , Su- MRS. J. J. OLSON, 3324 2nd Ave., Min­ neapolis, Minn. Hardanger Piece. MRS. J. P. OLSON, 438 University Ave., Missoula, Mont. One Pair Portieres sewed in wool, sewed by Mrs. John P. Olson, Mis­ soula, Mont. Wooden Spoon, tree in center with 5 birds in it. Reindeer on one side, sheep on the other side. About 100 years old. JORGEN OLS ON, Violin-no bow. Violin-no bow. Violin-no bow. Cashton, Wis. For sale. For sale. For sale. MRS. HANS OLSON, Jackson, Minn . (Barndoms Bog ) . Childhood's Book from Valdris. MRS. H. L. OLSON, Litchfield, Minn. Headdress or Shawl, 3 pieces. t1dom, n, St. IVOVen en by er in e St., SOREN OLSON, Scarville, Ia. Aaklae Coarse and Heavy, striped red, black, yellow and green. About 40 years old. Made in Tysl!ess. cover, , also Norse inlaid cover. op to :quare Olive MRS. G. 0. OUDAL, 2010 8th St. S., Minnea.polis, Minn. 2 Hand-woven Pieces woven in colors. 1 Snuff Box. 1 Old Drinking Horn. 1 Knife with Case. 1 Old Box made from 1 piece. 2 Wooden Spoons. 1 Large Tapestry (Aa klaede) woven in gay colors. MRS. NELS OVERSVEE, Two Harbors, Minn. Little Chest ( Skrin) made in 1776. Solid Silver Fish Spoon. New Enameled Brooch. Silver Brooch, age unknown. Hardanger Tablecloth, worked in blue 25 Years Old. Sofa Pillow. Doily. Hardanger Lunch Cloth. Piece for Corner Shelf. Pair of Spectacles. Commode Scarf. MRS. BEN OLSETH, St. James, Minn. Suspenders. MRS. M. PARKER, 614 Russell Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn. Wooden Bowl. Wooden Stein (Drinking) . MISS INGELEIV OLVIK, St. Paul, Minn. Robes ( 2 ) . Tapestry. Tapestry. Table Cover. Pillow Cover. MRS. CARL PAULSON, Two Harbors, Minn. Piece for Shelf, made in Norway 60 �ears ago. MRS. LEWIS OMUNDSON, Roland, Ia. Green Silk Jacket. trand, Carved Wooden Jar with Cover. Old Copper Candlestick. Tablespoon. Knife with Holder Carved. Silver Brooch. Silver Spoon. Wooden Tub with Cover. 1 Piece of Woven Tapestry. 1 Piece Embroidery Emblem Tapestry. 1 Piece Hardanger Work. 1 Button Box. 1 Knife with Silver Holder. Old Sword from 1612. MRS. B. OSTBY, 2031 Weeks Ave., Superior, Wis. Wall Tapestry (Mother and Cradle) . Embroidered Table Square. Embroidered and Crocheted Bedspread. Round Centerpiece. Oblong Centerpiece. Old Copy of Brochman's Pastille. Two Wooden Nut Crackers. MRS. C. H. OSTREM, Viroqua, Wis. Large Wooden Spoon. Painted Wooden Bowl. MRS. CAROLINE PAULSON. One Butter Cup from 16th Century. MRS. JOHN PAULSON, Windom, Minn. Snuff Box-100 Years Old. Drinking Cup-126 Years Old. Powder Horn-132 Years Old. Wedding Shawl-100 Years Old. Wedding Shawl-100 Years Old. Hand-weaved Scarf-80 Years Old. Lin Tagel-from which linen thread is made-90 years old. Knife-150 Years Old. Lock for Large Hand-bag-200 Yeam Old. Aaklaed (Tapestried)-80 Years Old. ArvKvist-50 Years Old. �26 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. OLAF PAULSON, 19 Redfield St., La Crosse, Wis. Aaklede (Tapestried ) . Belt (Gulbrandsdal) . MRS. ALMIN PEDERSEN, Rochester, Minn. One Pair Suspenders-Hand-embroi­ dered and Beaded. One Hand-embroidered Linen Towel (Kjokkenskriveren) . MRS. ANNA PEDERSON, 2320 7th St. S., Minneapolis. Doll in Costume. Mitten, Embroidered. Cap, Embroidered. Box ( Tine ) . Egg Cups. Spoon. Salt Container. MRS. ED. PEDERSON, Elko, Minn. Hand-painted Wooden Box (Tine ) . MRS. ELSIE PEDERSEN, 946 Paterson Ave. N., Bergen, N. J. Hallingdal Costume, Skirt, Blouse and Bonnet. PALMA PEDERSON, La Crosse, Wis. Silver Sponge Case (Solv Svampedaas) . Scuttel (VevSpole Efhrs Anne Kors­ veien) . MRS. HERMAN PEDERSON, 1424 Cale­ donia St., La Crosse, Wis. Rolling Pin (Kjevle) . Breast Pin (Norsk Bryst Filegrans ar­ beide) . MRS. A N D R E W PETERSON, 1624 George St., La Crosse, Wis. Silver Spoon (Solv Ske ) . Picture Frame (Photograph Ramme) . INGEBOR Small VI Wooden Wooden Wooden Brass ( Wooden Skirt (I Embroic MRS. OLE G. PETERSON, Windom, Minn. Ornament of Hair-made in Norway. MRS. P. J. PETERSON, Roland, la. One Briarwood Box. THORA PETRABORG, Aitkin, Minn. Norwegian Coat of Arms. Piece of Embroidery. Headdress-Worn by owner 50 years when coming to this country. Wooden Bowl. Wooden Spoon, Heirlooms of four generations. Silver Spoon, 1819. Wooden Plate-50 Years Old. Cruller Cutter-150 Years Old. Carved Box. Woven Towel. Wristlets-75 Years Old. MRS. C. S. PILLSBURY. Painting-Norwegian Interior. HERMAN PREUS, 137 Medford St., Min­ neapolis, Minn. Large Silver Soup Spoon. MRS. J. C. R. PREUS, Byron, Minn. Book "Det Gamle Christiania." Sampler-1837-Framed. Book "De Sandvigske Samlinger." Communion Set, Sterling Silver. Mittens. Child's Cap. Quilt. Apron. MRS. GEORGE PAULSON, Litchfield, Minn. Horn Spoons. Jewelry Box. MRS. MARTHA RAMSLEY, 544 Dewey Ave., Grantwood, N. J. Telemark Costume, Skirt, Blouse, Vest, Apron-Embroidered in silk. MRS. G. M . PETERSON, 627 Virginia St., St. Paul, Minn. One Home-woven Linen Tablecloth from Norway. MRS. G. RAMSTAD, 916 W. Laurel St., Stillwater, Minn. Hand Carved Wooden Bowl on Stand. MRS. GUDRUN H. G. PET·E RSON, 566 Green Ave., Brooklyn, N. y·, Hardanger Centerpiece. One Silver Hair Ornament. Four Silver Glove Buttons. Silver Buckle. Silver Fish Trowel. HILDA RAM STAD, 3341 17th Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 1 Linen Buffet Set. 1 Buffet Runner, Linen. 1 Luncheon Set, linen-punch work6 napkins. 1 Pair Pillow Slips. HANS PETERSON, Bonner, Mont., Box 102. Silver Soup Ladle-200 Y,ears Old. Scroll on bottom of bowl with these initials A. L. D. T., meaning Anna Lars datter. Round Bowl length of spoon. Silver Soup Ladle-200 Years Old. MRS. J. RANUM, 1242 Edmund St., St. Paul, Minn. Coffee Sets of Copper. Spool Holder (Snelle Holder)-1802. Draperies. King's Messenger "Budstikke." Knitted Bedspread. Hardanger Towel. Silk Doily. MRS. SAl Ave. E Carved Sugar Years :') MRS. J. I Mangle Nut Cr� MRS. A. I Mush K Horn SI Wooden Hand L Woven MR. MAT ders, Brennev in 1sj KNUTE I Cello.· Cello. Viola. Violin. 2 Cello 2 Violin 1 Carve1 1 MoellE 1 Photo, 1 FramE MRS. W. l Road, Tea Ket Silver C Hardang Aakler0. S. RE'I Wooden One Paii Hardang Jewel B1 Large S Hand-cai -"Ko· Hand-ca1 Sword. Biblehis1 Breast I Breast I �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS INGEBORG RASMUSSEN, Chicago, Ill. Small Wooden Bowl. Wooden Br�ad Board. Wooden Spoons. Wooden Box (Tine ) . Brass Candle Stick. Wooden Bowl. Skirt (Hallingdal Costume) . Embroidery Tapestry-Coat of Arms. vindom, rway. , Ia. Inn. MRS. SARA RANGLAND, 4132 Aldrich Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Carved Beer Stein. Sugar Bowl ( From Valders-75-100 Years Old ) . 0 years r- mr gen- MRS. J. H. REE, Jackson, Minn. Mangle Tree-1716. Nut Cracker-Unique-Wooden. 3t., Min- ,1:inn. �r." rnr. : Dewey se, Vest, urel St., n Stand. ve., Min- . work- St., St. -1802. � Breast Piece-1773-"Bryststykke." Placat-1765. Discharge from Army and Free Pass. Bride's Belt-1773. Bride's Vest-1773. Bride's Shirt-1773. Bride's Kerchief-"Bride's Torklede"1773. MRS. HERMAN REQUE, 444 Ovington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tapestry-Aaklede. D. G. RISTAD, 711 N. 9th St., Manitowoc, Wis. Linen Towel. One Pair Fancy Knit Stockings. One Old Ornamental Watch Fob made in Bergen, Norway. MRS. 0. ROBERTS, 106 Jenks St., St. Paul, Minn. Two Carved Cows and One Bull. MRS. A. REFSETH, Stillwater, Minn. Mush Knife (Romme Kniv) . Horn Spoon (Hornske) . Wooden Shoes (Treskur) . Hand Loom (Band-ske) . Woven Garter. MRS. JULIA ROD, Roland, Ia. One Silver Serving Spoon-100 Years Old. One Pair Embroidered Suspenders. MR. MATHIAS B. REINARTSON, Val­ ders, Wis., R. F. D. 1. Brennevin Staup of 1848. 01 Bolle made in 1811, Vang Valders, Norway. MRS. CLARA ROHEIM, Byron, Minn., R. F. D. One Silver Watch (Lady's) Open Face. One Silk Kerchief. KNUTE REINDAHL, Madison, Wis. Cello.· Cello. Viola. Violin. 2 Cello Bows. 2 Violin Bows. 1 Carved Head. 1 Moeller Violin Hook. 1 Photo. 1 Framed Picture. itchfield, 27 MRS. W. E. REININGTON, 5507 Congdon Road, Duluth, Minn. Tea Kettle Bought at Oslo, Norway. Silver Cake Stand. Hardanger Tray Cloth. Aakler-Woven 50 Years Ago. 0. S. RETRUM, Peterson, Minn. Wooden Nut Cracker. One Pair Embroidered Pillow Cases. Hardanger Tea Cloth. Jewel Box. Large Seaman's Chest. Hand-carving-King Oscar as a Soldier -"Kong Oscar som Soldat." Hand-carved-''Treske." Sword. Biblehistorie-177 4-Bible History. Breast Piece-1790-"Bryststykke." Breast Piece-1600-"Bryststykke." FRU K. ROEL, 3245 Prentise St., Oakland, Cal. Blue Sofa Pillow "Blaa Sofa Pude." Tablecloth "Blaa Bay Cord Teppe." "Siktedug Lober med Dompapper." Doily "Hvid Crikke." Old Oblong Copper Kettle "Gammel av­ lang kopperkjedel." Antique Gold Brooch "Gammel Guld­ nal." AMY RONGLIE, Halstad, Minn. Hymn Book. Bible History. MRS. OSCAR C. RONKEN, Rochester, Minn. One Linen Towel-with tied lace. One Silver Spoon. Photo-Muskego Church. MRS. N. N. RONNING, 3444 Portland Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Woven Sash. Spinning Wheel. Two Carved Spoons. One Handkerchief (Headgear ) . Hair Ribbon (Woven) . Breast Pin "Solje." Hardanger Piece. Pair Small Skiis. Egg Cup. A Piece of Wood Carving Decorated "Et Stykke trevesk i Rosmaling." �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS 28 One Cream Spoon. One Plate (China) . One Painting. MRS. ANNA RORVIK, 513 N. Dale St., St. Paul, Minn. Norwegian Tablecloth "Norsk Eorduk." Beaded Belt. Large Wooden Spoon. Large Wooden Spoon. MRS. A. A. ROWBERG, 414 Nevada St., Northfield, Minn. Tea Kettle-Copper Handle. Wooden Dipper. Wooden Spoon. MRS. JOHN RUD, 4117 41st Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Tapestries (Et Aaklede) . A Brooch "EnBroche." MRS. A. W. RUNDQUIST, 3123 3rd Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. One Baby Cap. One Knife and Case, Silver. GERTRUDE DE R O C H L E N G E, St. James, Minn. Aukle. MRS. L. A. RUNNING, Two Harbors, Minn. Hardanger Lunch Cloth. MRS. G. T. RYGH. One Tablespoon. Four Teaspoons. MRS. PETER J. RYHN, 804 W. Olive St., Stillwater, Minn. Hand-carved Wooden Box, carved. Long Pipe with Carved Head. Long Wooden Spoon, carved handle and decorated bowl. Small Wooden Spoon, carved handle. Carved Dish on Stand. Carved Trinket Box-"Skrin." ARNE RUNNING, St. James, Minn. Four Photo Cards. MRS. KNUT SOHL, Kenyon, Minn. Painted Wooden Lunch Basket. OLE 0. SAHL, Kenyon, Minn. Butter Dish "Smor Aeske"-100 Years Old. Engraved Bellows-"Puste." Reel-"Garn Binde"-varnished light brown wood. MRS. DR. SANDBERG, 2850 Logan Blvd., Chicago, Ill. Bed Spread, Hand-woven. Hand-hammered Dish (Et Tinfed) . MRS. B. SANDE. Pepper Shaker-200 Years Old. MRS. A. 0. SANGEN, West Concord, Minn. Copper Coffee Pot-Hand Hammered75 Years. MR Si MRS. 0. A. SATHE, Jackson, Minn. Oil Painting-The Lion, by Lottie S. Evensen. Water Color Picture-The Serf, by Lot­ tie S. Evensen. Song Book of 1755. MR. Cl c, MRS. A. SATHER, 2252, Commonwealth, St. Paul, Minn. Bellows-Hand Carved, on Pedestal. Hand-carved Chess Table. Fire Place Seat-Carved Ends. Corner Cupboard. MRS. ANDREW SAUR. Sofa Pillow Top, colored. Doily. MRS. J. SCHIOTT, 283 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Portrait of Mrs. Kitta Schiott-Painted at Green's Farm, Conn., in 1915. Portrait of Esther Schlott ( eight years old) -Painted at Green's F a r m, Conn., in 1915 by Hendrik Lund. MRS. LIVA SCHOLL, St. Peter, Minn. Mortar from Toten-Brought here in 1849 by Lars Scholl. Brass Jardiniere-Brought here in 1849 by Lars Scholl. MRS. W. A. SCHULTZ, 230 5th Ave. N., South St. Paul, Minn. Egg Cup. MRS. C. H. SCOFIELD, Benson, Minn. Tapestry-"Aaklae." White Linen Scarf with Eyelet Embroidery and Cluny Lace. Runner Embroidered in Green Wool. Tapestry-"Aaklae." Old Silver Brooch. Bride and Groom's Carved Wooden Spoons. White Embroidered Kerchief. Wooden Box with Hand-carved Top. Bowl of Porsgrund China. Cup of Porsgrund China. Enameled Gold Spoon. MRS. -CLARA SEEHUUS, 2641 N. Troy St., Chicago, Ill. Two Pairs of Brass Candlesticks. MISS ANNA SELSING, Wautoma, Wis. Very Old Jack-knife. Two Hardanger Pieces. Large Brass Candlestick used in a Catholic Church during the Catholic Era in Norway. Small Brass Candlestick. -w -w C; D H P; P: pj T! P, T MRI E MR S: S: A S: MR, T K s· p; MR p MR v\ p P1 MRI T S: S1 S: Si C B MRI C G �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Concord, nmered- rinn. Lottie S. :f, by Lot- onwealth, edestal. ls. eld Ave., -Painted 1915. ght years F a r m, : Lund. ·, Minn. ; here in ee in 1849 5th Ave. Minn. 'elet Em- 1 Wool. Wooden d Top. MRS. L. P. SELSING, Wautoma, Wis. Small Kettle cut out of "Kleber Sten" picked out of an old ruin across the water from Sogn, Norway. Made 80 years ago. Now used for a glue pot. MR. A. 0. SERUM, Halstad, Minn. Copper Coffee Kettle. Copper Tea Kettle. Wooden Bowl and Spoon. '-..) Wooden Mortar and Stone. I', Carved Wooden Bowl. Decorated Wooden Plate. Hand-made Iron Scissors. Pair of Brass and Copper Candlesticks. Picture of Residence. Picture of Family. Three Iron Tools. Pair of Woolen Mittens. Toilet Case containing Comb, Mirror and Coin. MRS. MALINDA SEVEREIDE, Roland, Ia. Embroidered Black Woolen Shawl100 Years Old-From Ordal, Stav­ anger, Norway. MRS. TORGER SEVERSON, 1307 Avon St., La Crosse, Wis. Silk Party Shawl. Silk Apron. Apron. Silver Spoon-100 Years Old. MR. ED. SFERSTAD, Hanska, Minn. Th:r"e e Table Knives. Knife-"Tollekniv." Spoon Holder. Porridge Spoon-"Grot Sleiv." MR. P. E. SHELLEY, Hanska, Minn. Porridge Container-"Grot Ember." MR. NELS J. SHELWICK, Scarville, Ia. Wooden Figure representing the Apos­ tle John. Taken from Onarheim's "Korskirke," Tysnes, Norway-Over 1,000 Years Old. Pair of Rose Painted Wooden Shoes made in Tysnes, Norway. Pair of Cross-stitch Embroidered Sus­ penders made in Tysnes, Norway. MRS. 0. T. SHERPING, Fergus Falls, N. Troy icks. na, Wis. :;ed in a 1 Catholic Minn. Tray Mounted in Silver. Silver Coffee Pot. Silver Bowl. Silver Creamer. Silver Sugar Bowl. Carved Ebony Knife. Bronze Mortar and Pestle. MRS. C. H. SILJAN, 3343 Irving Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Chair-"Kubbe Stol"-Made of China. Glass Pig for Brandy. 29 Porsgrund China Viking Boat. Ash Tray with Picture of King and Queen. Plate with Coat of Arms. "Nisse" Plate. Glass Pipe for Brandy, Tobacco Box. Drinking Cup. Embroidered Tapestry. Tapestry-Norwegian Coat of Arms. White Embroidered Pillow Case. Small Gilt Jewel Box. Silver �atch Box. Silver Fish Knife. Four Silver Tablespoons and Six Silver Teaspoons. Silver Sugar Shell and Dessert Spoon. Silver Perfume Container - "Svamphus." Knife with Silver Mounting. Parasol with Silver Handle. Gold Brooch. Silver Brooch. Four Silver Buttons. Silver Chain and Brooch with Pendant. Brooch with Norwegian C oat of Arms. Enameled Watch. MRS. M. 0. SILSETH, Litchfield, Minn. Two Wooden Spoons. MRS. RASMUS SIMONSEN, Benson, Minn. Oid Hand Loom from Nordfjord, Nor­ way. Old Shuttle. MRS. GILBERT SIVERTSON, Hayfield, Minn. Old Pair of Embroidered Mittens. MRS. A. M. SKAAR, 1254 Lafond St., St. Paul, Minn. Hand-woven Cover. MRS. JASPER SKARPHOL, La Salle, Minn. Big Wooden Spoon. MRS. J. A. SKIFTER, Northfield, Minn. Two Hand-woven Tapestries-Over 100 Years Old. MR. A. H. SKILLE, Lakeville, Minn. Man's Belt. Silk Shawl used for Headdress. MRS. THOR SKONNORD, 101 Seymour S. E., Minneapolis, Minn. S ofa Pillow with Beaded Design. Hardanger Runner. HQrdanger Egg-warmer. Runner-"Bondesum." Woodcarving representing a Woman at • the Well. MRS. OLE SKRAUSTAD, 515 W. Maple St., Stillwater, Minn. Set of Six Painted Wooden Utensils. �30 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. OLE SKREEN, 1659 Russell Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Hand Mangle. Small China Bowl with Cover. Wooden Bowl. MR. JOHN SKULBORSTAD, Madison, Minn. Brandy Bowl-"Brendvinsbolle"-from Stjordalen, Norway-from 1773. Embroidered Suspenders-SO Years Old-From Stjordalen , Norway. Carved Wooden Picture Frame. MR. L. M. SKUNES, Halstad, Minnesota. Two Hardanger Doilies. Embroidered Waist. Lace Insertion with Norwegian Design. Library Scarf. MISS JENNY SLETMO, 1720 Dupont Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. White Embroidered Luncheon Cloth and Napkin. White Crocheted Bedspread. Wall Tapestry. Embroidered Tan Centerpiece. Large Embroidered White Centerpiece. White Luncheon Cloth Embroidered in Red. Wall Tapestry. MRS. ALFRED SLETTA, La Salle, Minn. Handwoven Tapestry-"Aaklae." MRS. L. SMAGE, Windom, Minn. Tray Holder Embroidered on Felt from Hiterm, Norway. MRS. A. I. SNESRUD, Kasson, Minn. Striped Woolen Shawl. New Testament marked A. G. Evens­ datter. MRS. GUST SODAHL, Duluth, Minn. Hardanger Luncheon Cloth in Colors. Soup Ladle. Cream Spoon. Gold F·ork. MISS CHRISTINE SOLBERG, 1448 Loomis St., La Crosse, Wis. Scarf. Perfume Container-"Svam­ Silver phus." Silver Spoon. 1 MRS. PETE'. SOLEM, Windom, Minn. Pipe-100 Years Old. Silver Perfume Container-"Svamphus"-150 Years Old. Knitted Bedspread. Silver Fish Spade. Embroidered Felt Table Cover. Headdress-"Brudeplag" from Selbu , Norway-150 Years Old. MRS. 0. G. SOLIE, 1017 So. 13th St., La Crosse, Wis. Wooden Spoon from Gulbrandsdal, Norway. MRS. SAM SOLIEN, Windom, Minn. Silver Brooch used on unde-rwear­ "Saerke Solje"-from S elbu, Norway. For Mrs. Solien's Grandmother's Wedding in 1854. M MRS. G. SOLLY, Arkdale, Wis. Sampler from Elverum, Norway-100 Years Old. Piece of Brocade from Karen Sorm­ rud's Wedding Cap from Elverum, Norway-100 Years Old. M M MRS. SAM SOLUM, Duluth, Minn. Wooden Bowl-2 00 Years Old. M MR. ADOLPH SOMA, Jackson, Minn. Handcarved Picture Frame. MRS. ANNA S. SONNESYN, St. James, Minn. Tapestry-"Aaklae." M MRS. C. N. SONNESYN, St. James, Minn. Wall Tapestry. Two Pictures. M MRS. 0. SONSTHAGEiN, 902 Franklin St., Manitowoc, Wis. Fish Spade and Soup Ladle, Wedding Gifts to Mr. and Mrs. 0. Sonsthagen at Aurdal, Valders, Norway in 1868. Filigree Pin. M MRS. LUI SORENSEN, Glendive, Mont. Crocheted Tablecloth from 1880. M MR. GEO. SORHEIM, Hanska, Minn. Whiskey Cup-"Brendevinskop." MRS. P. SORLIE, 1738 S elby Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Copper Coffee Pot. Pair of Brass Candlesticks-150 Years Old. Cap from Hallingdal, Norway. SPAREY BROS., Arkdale, Wis. Wooden Sugar Bowl from Solor, Nor­ way. ' M M M MRS. MARTIN STANWICK, Jackson, Minn. Leather Pocketbook. Table Runner in Colored Embroidery. M MRS. 0. STARKSON, Rochester, Minn. Old Belt Knife from Norway in 1875. M MRS. ARTHUR STE,DT , 5016 Cedar Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Three Handmade Lace Pieces. �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS Pair of Hand Embroidered Pillow Slips. White Crocheted Bedspread with Har­ danger Work in Center. 13th St., :>randsdal, MR. C. M. STENDAHL, 606 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis., Minn. Phillipino Box from 1830. Framed Picture. Tapestry-Bergen. Large Picture of Ber.gen. Minn. fe,rwear­ :, Norway. dmother's :'I. MR. C. STE'NRODDEN, 1421 Norwood St., Red Wing, Minn. Chest-150 Years Old. �way-100 ·en SormElverum, inn. l. Minn. I !t. James, MR. OLE STEPHENSON, Manitowoc, Wis. Wooden Flour Ladle. MRS. OLAF STORLIE, Farmington, Minn. Silk Shawl-100 Years Old. Large Silver Spoon. Small Silver Spoon. MRS. AXEL STRAND, Deer Mont. Embroidered So.fa Pillow. Crocheted Napkin. Hardanger Luncheon Cloth. t. James, MRS. A. W. STRAND, 3212 Elliot Ave., Minneapolis , Minn. Old Chest. Franklin Wedding msthagen r in 1868. MR. J. A. STRAND, Jackson, Minn. Handcarved Wooden F·rame with Pho­ tograph. White Silk Tea C ozy Embroidered in Black. .ve, Mont. l880. MRS. 0. N. STRAND, St. Peter, Minn. Large Carved Beer Mug from Loftus Family in Aal, Hallingdal, Norway­ Brought here in 1857. Minn. )p. " Ave., St. 150 Years ornr, NorJackson, nbroidery. :er, Minn. in 1875. edar Ave., Lodge, ' MRS. C. F. STROM, 959 Reany St., St. Paul, :Yrinn. Strips of Hardan,ger Embroidery. MR. N. 0. STROMMEN, Halstad, Minn. Iron Axe Head. MRS. OSCAR SULLIVAN, 1596 Hewitt Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Black Silk Net Apron Embroidered in Lavender. White Apron Embroidered in Colors. MR. B. L. SUNDAL, Farmington, Minn. Knife-"Tollekniv." MRS. A. M. SUNDHEIM, 3641 Bloomington Ave. So. , Minneapolis, Minn. Carved Wooden Glove Box. Old Silk Kerchief. Tapestry-"Aaklae"-from Valders. 31 MRS,. OLE E. SUNDT, La Salle, Minn. Handmade Bellows made by 85-year-old man. MRS. L. 0. SVEOM, Rochester, Minn. Silver Spoon from Throndhjem, Nor­ way-200 Years Old. MRS. ARNE, SVOR, Benson, Minn. Carved Ornament Made from One Piece of Wood. Painted Wooden Butter Container­ "Smorbolle.'' Painted Wooden Box-"Tine." MRS. SVORDAHL, St. Paul, Minn. Copper Kettle. Brass Shovel, Poker, and Tongs. Large, Handpainted Tray. Doll's Rose Painted Chest-All from Bergen, Norway. MRS. INDIANA SWENSON, 1408 Liberty St., La Crosse, Wis. Horn Spoon-100 Years Old. MRS. WATHAN SYVERSON, Stewart­ ville, Minn. Tea Pot from Norway. MRS. TANNER , 1246 Grand Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Chair Painted in Different Colors. Bedspread. Cupboard (Carved) . Six Teaspoons. Silver Fish Spade. Tablerunner. Tea Pot. Two China Plates. Norwegian Flag on Brass Stand . MRS. 0. C. TASTRUD, River Falls, Wis. Container (Tine ) . MRS. ELLEN TEIG, Roland, Iowa. Tapestry-Wool Prepared and Woven into Tapestry by Mrs. Martha 0. Teig when she was about 75 years old. She is now in her ninetieth year and still makes Tapestries like this one for sale. She lives. in Nor­ way. Silver Serving Spoon-200 Years Old. MRS,. A. K. TEISBERG, 195 Vernon Ave., St. Paul, Minn. White Woolen Hand Bag. Hand Woven Felt Bands Embroidered from Telemarken. Embroidered Felt Slippers from Hal­ lin,gdal. Hand Carved Shuttle Made by Torstein Lomen, Grandfather of Mrs. Teis­ berg. Tapestry Made by Karen Brandt­ Copy of Design from Royal Palace, Stockholm. •• �I Ii I 1 1 iI I II i 1· i 1 32 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. CHRIST TIEN, 3137 Oakland Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Tapestry. Blanket. MARTIN TINGDALE, 2720 W. Lake St., Minneapolis, Minn. Large Carved Dog. Two Pictures of Niels Nielson. FREMONT J. THOE, Hayfield, Minn. Silver Cup from Norway, Bell shaped and Engraved-100 Years Old. IDA PETERSON THOE, Sargeant, Minn. Small Ale Mug, Dragon's Head handles -date 1803. Knitted Child's Petticoat Belonging to Her Daughter Bertha Elizabeth Thought Made by Her Great-Great Aunt. MISS DAGNY THOMPSIDN, 2128 E. 4th, Duluth, Minn. Tapestry (David Playing The Harp) . Tapestry (Reindeer) . Norwegian Sofa Pillow. Tapestry (Brudefarden i Hardanger) . Laundry Bag. Coffee Cozy. Tablecloth Sewed with Ribbon. Centerpiece. Tablerunner. TOM THOMPSEN, Appleton, Minn. Sleigh Bell Made in Norway. Silver Pin for Pinning Garment. Silver Pin. Tollekniv-100 Years Old. MRS. ANDREW THOMPSON, River Falls, Wis. Small Bureau with Mirror-100 Years Old. Spice Mortar-300 Years Old. Hardanger Dresser Scarf. MRS. A. J. THOMPSON, Wautoma, Wis. Hardanger Lunch Cloth Made America by Mrs. Thompson. in TORGE THOMPSON, Wild Rose, Wis. Snuff Box ( SI).us Flaske) Trimmed in Silver used by Elev Torgeson, Torge Thompson's Father-Date 1736. Lion Carved of Wood. MRS. HANS THOMPSON, Wautoma, Wis. Hair Made into Flowers from Trond­ hjem in 1859. Sugar Scissors Made in Norway 70 Y ears ago by Ole Alfson. MRS. J. R. THOMPSON, 539 Holly Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Two Woven Tapestry Pieces. Two Enamel Lockets. Enamel Bar Pin. Blue Enamel Bar Pin. Silver Salt Cellar (Viking Ship ) . MRS. LINA THOMPS ON, 1719 Wood St., La Crosse, Wis. Haarnaal arbeide. Hardanger Embroidery. MARTIN THOMPSON, Wautoma, Wis. Perfume Container ( Svamphus) . Jewel Case (Skrin) Carved from a Wart on a Tree. MRS. 0. S. THOMPSON, Windom, Minn. High Brass Candlestick. Hand Carved Brass Top for a SmaU Hand Bag from 1750. MRS. T. T. THOMPSON, Beloit, Ia. Tapestry-170 Years Old-Brought from Lorn, Gulbrandsdalen, Norway. MRS. W. W. THOMPSON, Rochester, Minn. Green Embroidered Mittens. Child's National Costume from Har­ dalen. Striped Woolen Apron from Hurdalen. Pillow Case Spun and Woven in Hur­ dalen. Sheet from Telemarken-date 1830. ANLAUG THORESEN, 166 W. Adams St., Chicago, Ill. Lace Handkerchief. Three Yards of Lace. Two One Half Yards Lace. Table Cover in Hardanger Work. Lace Dress. Tapestry. Woven Tapestry. MR. THORSEN, Forenin.gen Eikunda­ sund. High Bowl Two Plates. MRS. JENS THORSEN, Glendive, Mont. Tapestry. Kettle. MILDRED THORSON, Hutton, N. D. Silver and Blue Enameled Necklace. Old Gold Filigree Brooch. Wooden Egg Cup and Napkin Ring. Two Wooden Table Spoons of Modern Type. Beaded Hardanger Belt. MRS. A. THORSON, Hutton, N. D. Embroidered Table C over. ANDREW THORSON, Hutton, N. D. Oblong Beer Bowl. Inscription on Both Sides. MR. T . • Pau: Embrc dal, Brass Abo MISS H St., Two 1 Scarf. Towel Harda Squar, Day ( MRS. n Broi Carve Hand Hand Carve Carve Old S Wood MRS. 1 vill, One l MRS. 'J l0tl Pocke Wais1 ing Wove MRS. Cle Tapei Kai AGNES PrayE KNUT Conti MRS. Mi: Tape Rom Saen Korg MRS. C Pair Pair GUNA. So Han< $1! T. TU1 Woo �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS � Ship ) . '19 Wood St., mtoma, Wis. phus) . ved from a indom, Minn. for a Small iloit, Ia. )Id-Brought len, Norway. ·, Rochester, MR. T. H. THORSON, 115 Jenks St., St. Paul, Minn. Embroidered Mittens from Gal Halling­ dal, 1867. Brass Candlestick from Gol Hallingdal About 75 Years Old. MISS HATT'IE: TOGSTAD, 1620 W. 22nd St., Minneapolis, Minn. Two Pillow Slips. Scarf. Towel. Hardanger Table Cloth. Square Hardanger Piece. Day Cover. MRS. INGVALD TONNING, 566 80th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Carved Wooden Butter Cup. Hand Woven Mat from Birch Roots. Hand Woven Basket from Birch Roots. Carved Wooden Box for Playing Cards. Carved Wooden Blotter. Old Silver Asparagus Server. Wooden Salad Set. lS. � from Har- , m Hurdalen. )Ven in Hur- :late 1830. W. Adams r Work. en Eikunda- MRS. SARAH TORGERSON, Stewart­ ville, Minn. One Hymn Book-200 Years Old. MRS. THOMAS E. TORRISON, 734 N. 10th St., Manitowoc, Wis. Pocket Book Made in 1846. Waist Made in Norway in 1 859 Show­ ing Fine Needle Work. Woven Belt Made in Norway. MRS. SERINA TROEDSON, 390 N. Cleveland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tapestry (For Sale $100.00 ) Woven by Kari Sletta, Romsdalen, Norway. AGNES TROLDAHL, Hanska, Minn. Prayer Book (Andags bog) . ,kin Ring. ts of Modern , N. D. 1n, N. D. ;cription on JOHN TUSETH, Litchfield, Minn. Table Cloth. Hand Loom. Mixing Utensil. Brass Kettle. MRS. 0. TWEDT, Farmington, Minn. Hand Embroidered Head Gear. Apron 80 Years Old. Belting ½ in. Wide. Belting 1 ½ in. Wide. Cheese or Butter Dish (Hand Made) . MRS. C. TYNES, Rochester, Minn. Framed Tapestry (Spillemand ) . MRS. 0 . 0 . ULVE, Lake Mills , la. Baptismal Robe Made in Valders, Nor­ ' way. Large Hardamger Centerpiece Made in Solar, Norway. Large Hand Embroidered Linen C en­ terpiece Made in Risor, Norway. Tray Cloth With Embroidery Repre­ senting "Lyngblomsten" Made in Risor, Norway. Embroidered Towel Made in Risor, Norway. Small Embroidered Centerpiece Made in Risor, Norway. Old Silver Teaspoons from Solar, Nor­ way. Carved Wooden Goblet Made in Solar, Norway. Bronze Candlestick from Risor, Nor­ way-100 Years Old. MRS. OLE URDAHL, Litchfield, Minn. Confirmation Outfit. Homemade Chest. MRS. J. A. VAARDAL, Crocheted Table Cloth. Pair of Homemade Garters-90 Years Old-Both from Halmedal, Sandfjord, Norway. KNUT TROLDAHL, Hanska, Minn. -Container ( Grad ember) . MRS. E. 0. VIK, 1502 Charles St., La Crosse, Wis. Tapestry Woven by Mrs. Vik's Mother. Tapestry Woven in Norway. MRS. OLE K. TROLD:AHL, Hanska, Minn. Tapestry. Rolling Pin (Romme brad kjevle). Saenge Band. Karge Band. MRS. HANNA VILLESVIK, 3023 Dupont Ave. No., Minneapolis, Minn. Hardanger Table Cloth. Tea Strainer. Jelly Spoon. ,n dive, Mont. m, N. D. Necklace. 33 GUNARD TROTLAND, 4041 29th Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Hand Carved Round Box (For Sale $ 15.00 ) . MRS. T. A. WALBY, Hudson, Wis. Large Wooden Bowl Carved from Knot of Birch Tree from Kongsvinger, Norway. Ladies Head-dress from Kongsvinger. Light Felt Table Cover with Pink Roses appliqued from Kongsvinger. Flower Pot Made from Birch Bark and Twigs. T. TUFTE, Hutton, N. D. Wooden Beer Bowl-dated 1822. MRS. JOS. WALFORD, La Crosse, Wis. Bible Published in 1732. MRS. OLE TRODAHL, La Salle, Minn. Pair of Child's Fancy Knitted Hose. Pair of Fancy Knitted Mittens. �34 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. J. A. WALLOM, Windom, Minn. Brooch ( Solje) Modern. Box Made of Straw by a Cripple-100 years Old-from Norland, Norway. MRS. I. W AMBHEIM, Hutton, N. D. Silver Tea Spoon with Twisted Handle. Silver Brooch. Silver Spoon. MRS. WASHUS, Glendive, Mont. Tablespoon-Dated 1800. Jewel Box from 1810. MRS. .TUDITH WELO, 3104 Lyndale Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Embroidered Purse Made by an 11 Year Old Girl in 1839. Perfume Container 125 Years Old. Perfume Container 100 Years Old. Brass Candlestick 100 Years. Old. Brass Mortar 100 Years Old. Old Fashioned Sewing Box-"Syskrue" -100 Years Old from Christiansand, Norway. Piece of Crocheting for Crochet Hooks, Knitting Needles. Heading for Curtains-75 Years Old. Souvenior Glass from Bergen, Norway. Five Luncheon Cloths. Slumber Robe. Tapestry from Oslo, Norway. Plush Table Cover. Tapestry-Coat of Arms. Three Centerpieces. Small Luncheon Cloth. Pair of Pillow Cases. Table Runner. Centerpiece. F'lag in Tatting. American Flag. Norwe,gian Flag. MRS. J. WE'SHE!R. Tapestry. MR. MARTIN C. WESTERMOE, Kenyon, Minn. Sled Made by Hand. Log-Material Used in Making Sled­ To be Presented to Luther College. MRS. ANNA WESTIN, Duluth, Minn. Lady's Headdress-"Skaut"-100 Years Old. MRS. A. WICK, 2232 Carter Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Pair Portiers. Tapestry. Two Hardanger Runners. Wooden Box-"Tine." Framed Sampler. MRS. JAY WICKER, Byron, Minn. R. F. D. Pair of Red and Black Knitted Mittens. MRS. W. T'. WIERSON, Roland, Ia. Two Pieces of Handwork Made by Mrs. Wierson, before she came over to America, at age of 13 years. MRS. C. N. WIGER, 3rd St., River Falls, Wis. (Original Embroidered Tablecloth Design) . MR. CARL WIGTEL, 1603 Dorchester Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Coffee Kettle of Copper-200 Years Old. JENS P. WILLIAMS, Litchfield, Minn. Sugar Bowl. Creamer. Punch Mug. One Silver Spoon. Filet Lace. Towel Used by King Carl XV. Table Cloth. Bedspread. MRS. MARTIN H. WILSEN, Hayfield, Minn. Set of Six Small Silver Buttons, Four Generations. Silver Pin from Norway ( Filet Work) . JAMES 0. WINJUM, Hayti, S. D. Silver Spoon Marked 1821 from Trond­ hjem. MRS. R. WISNES, Maddock, N. D. Wooden Stine (01 kande) . Knitting Holder (Binde Krog) . Butter Vessel (Smor tine) . MRS. ZAKARIASSEN, 1137 Park Ave., Hoboken, N. J. China Bowl from 1730. Wooden Fish Spade. Painted Darning Basket. TH E F O L L OWI N G A R T I C LES R EC E I V E D TO LATE F O R C LAS S I F I CAT I O N I N A L P H A B ET I CA L L I ST MRS. OLE: AAMOT, Watson, Minn. Light Tan Wooden Spoon. Old Hymn Book Printed in Copenhagen in 1773. MRS. MARIE ADSEM, 3412 16th So., Minneapolis, Minn. Copper Coffee Kettle. Ave. Copper Tea Kettle. Pair of Pillow Slips. Painting of a Ship S. S. Erling Skalg­ son from 1882. MR. OSCAR ARNESON, 2174 Berkley St., St. Paul, Minn. Painting of the Sloop "Restorationen" by Sverre Sieverts. MRS. JG Minn. Heart-sl taine1 Hair CJ:J MRS. AX Ave., Carved Prize 1920. MR. W. J No., : Copper Wool EJ Brooch. MRS. B. Ave. Pair of Red. MR. 0. E Altar F Tin. Barrel-I Root MRS. GIi E., 1\1 Silver Silver Silver to M Rev. MARGRI Com1 Melode Mar� Mrs. REV. R. Silver Bran Otte for 4 MRS. .P, Mint Silver Silver Silver 1870 Gold F Watch Watch FamilJ 1610 engr MRS. Of vard T-apes Wo-v Tapes1 Myl! �35 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS St. nn. ms. by ver .nal 1ter MRS. JOHN ARNTZEN, Montevideo, Minn. Heart-shaped Metal Perfume Con­ tainer. Hair Chain. MRS. AXEL BALTZERSEN, 5317 Elliot Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Carved Wooden Tray-Won Second Prize at the Minnesota State Fair in 1920. MR. W. J. BECKEN, 2901 Humboldt Ave. No., Minneapolis, Minn. Copper Kettle. Wool Embroidered Runner. Brooch. MRS. B. E. BERGESEN, 2519 Lyndale Ave. No., Minneapolis, Minn. Pair of White Mittens Embroidered in Red. MR. 0. BONG, Hatton, N. Dak. Altar Plate Bordered with Copper and Tin. Barrel-shaped Drinking Cup made from Root of Tree. eld, 'our rk) . md- MRS. GISLE BOTHNE, 619 9th Ave. S. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Silver Sugar Bowl. Silver Cream Pitcher. Silver Cake Dish-All Wedding Gifts to Mr. Bothne's Mother and Father, Rev. and Mrs. N. Brandt, in 1856. MARGRETHE DIDRIKKE BRANDT, Como and Pierce, St. Paul, Minn. Melodeon from 1865-Belonging to Margrethe Brandt's Grandmother, Mrs. J. T. Galby. REV. R. 0. BRANDT, MacFarland, Wis. Silver Coffee Pot-Presented to Rev. Brandt's Grandfather, Probst Realf Ottesen, when he had been Probst for 40 years in 1843. ,Ve., IN ,algkley 1en" MRS. ANDRE,W BROMSTAD, Milan, Minn. Silver Candle Trimmer. Silver Sugar Tongs from 1794. Silver Bracelet-Filigree, Work-From 1870. Gold Filigree Brooch. Watch Fob with Three Pendants. Watch Fob with Two Pendants. Family Silver Loving Cup with Dates 1610, 1684, 1687, 1730, 1776, 1807, 1825 engraved on it. MRS. OSKAR BERGH, 6802 Ridge Boule­ vard, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tapestry-S'o uthward-Designed and Woven by Frida Hansen. Tapestry-King Sigurd's Entrance into Mykegaard-Designed by Gerhard Munthe. Yarn dyed and woven by Frida Hansen. Tapestry-Pond Lilies-Designed and Woven by Frida Hansen. Tapestry made by owner. pupil of Frida Hansen. MRS. ABALONA BROWN , 832 South Minneapolis, Minn. Crocheted Bedspread. 30th Mr. F. MELIUS CHRISTIANSEN, North­ field, Minnesota. Three-quarter Size Violin made especi­ ally for Mr. Christiansen. MR. CARL CLEVER, 2412 Riverside Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Old Scale from 1776. MRS. LUDVIG DAHL, 2701 Third St., North Minneapolis, Minn. Hand-Tooled Brass, Pail-200 Years Old. Brass Lock. Small Handpainted Chest from 1824. MR. OLEI DAHL, Cashton, Wisconsin. Three Violins. MR. P. G. DAHL, Minneapolis, Minn. Textbook for Architects-"Doorways and Portals of England, France and Italy" by Geo. Leighton Dahl, son of owner. MRS. DALAGER, Maynard, Minn. Silver Ring. Dozen Silver Vest Buttons. Dozen Silver Coat Buttons. Knife in Silver Case. Fancy Ceremonial Belt. "Blod Bil" and Case. Silver Filigree Brooch. MR. OLE EIDE, 159 S. E. Minneapolis, Minn. Wood Carving of Lief Ericsen. FRYDA EIKELAND, Hatton, N. Dak. Decorated Wooden Wine Glass Holder. MRS. REV. EIKELAND, Hatton N. Dak. Two-handled Wooden Beer Bowl with Inscription. MRS. BE'RGITTA ERICKSON, Watson, Minn. Brass Candlestick. MRS, . H. B. ERICKSON, Maynard, Minn. Silver Tea-Strainer with Small Handle of Black Ebony from 1835. MRS. A. H. ·EVANSKAAS, Watson, Minn. Snuff Case made of purly Birch. �36 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MRS. HERMAN FONQUER, Larchmont, N. Y. Large Goblet with Inscription. Carved Wooden Nut Cracker-(Old Man's Head ) . MRS. CHARLOTTE GAARDER, 1726 11th Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Silver Sugar Sifter.-Has been in Vel­ zine Family for several hundred years. Gobelin Tape-stry-"Hiawatha''-Made by Pauline Fjelde, Mrs. Hansen's Sister. PROF. A. HELLAND, 3315 16th Ave S., Minneapolis, Minn. Three Cups and Saucers of Porsgrund China. Three Plates of Porsgrund China. Coffee Service of Porsgrund China. Pewter Tray from 1770-Has been in Helland family more than 100 years. MR. THOR GRAVES, Montevideo, Minn. Small Brown Leather-covered Hand Book. MRS. JOHN HELM, F'airview, Montana. Spread woven with seven colors of yarn on white background. MRS. 0. L. GREFTHEN, 1957 Filmore St. N. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Felt Applique Tapestry-Folk Dancers -made by Mrs. Grefthen. MRS. 0. C. ERTSGAARD, 6 East Elm­ wood Place, Minneapolis, Minn. MRS. 0. L. GULBRO, 2721 Colfax Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Small Plate from Egersund, Stavanger, Norway-40 years Old. Cup from Stavanger, Norway. China Napkin from Porsgrund, Norway. MRS. OLAF GULDSETH, 3445-17th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Embroidered Table Cloth worked by Mar.gith Guldseth. Blue Dress woven by Johanne Larsen in 1875. MRS. SELMA GUNDERSON, Big Bend, Minn. Flute made of Black Ebony-Used in War of 1812. MISS MAGDA GUNNERSEN, 611 W. 141 St., New York City. Handwoven Tapestries-Picture Weav­ ing and Striped Picture Weaving. Embroideries-Hardanger and "Bonde­ som." Silverware-All these exhibits for sale. MISS KARI N. HAGEN, Milan, Minn. Brow Hand Written Book from 1695. MRS. HOLLY H. HALVORSEN, Jamestown, N. D. Crochet Tray Cloth. Embroidered Landscape. Oblong Doily Poppy Design. Ecru Pillow Top in Colors. Tea Cozy and Egg Warmer. Crochet Lace Band. Centerpiece. Handpainted Pillow Top. One square of needle-point roses on a black background. MRS. J. M. HANSEN, 3008 Park Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Sculpture-"Nissen og Melkepigen" by Jacob Fjelde. Relief of Dr. Fjelde by Paul Fjelde. Embroidered Sheet and Two Pillow Cases. Baby's Dress. Large Fancy Towel. Fancy Table Cover. Piano Scarf. Small Tapestry. Very Old Shepherd's Horn. MRS. H. C. HJORTAAS, 3137 Clinton Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Engraved Silver Cup used as a Vase. China Chocolate Pitcher. China Cream Pitcher and Sugar Bowl. Embroidered Doily in Brown and Tan. Long Embroidered Doily in Pastel Shades. MRS. P. I. HOLEN, 2021 Emerson Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Two Silver and Gold Brooches. Scarf Pin. Watch Charm. Fil et Doily. Fish Spade. Large Spoon from 1778. Sugar Spoon. Silver Coffe Service. Brass C offee Service. MISS THERESE C. HOLM, Nordic Arts Studio, 53 W. 48th St., New York City. Tapestries-Pictures and Geometric. Red Porsgrund China. Iron Candlesticks, Boxes, etc. Copper and Brass Ware. Norwegian Costume Dolls. Silver, Siligree and Enamel Jewelry. Painted and Carved Wooden Ware. Embroideries of Various Types. MR. J. C. 1 Minneap Violin Bov C ello Bow. MR. J. C. J1 Belt from way. Wooden Pl ger, Nor MRS. JENS Ave., Mi Lar,ge Blu China Vik: Water Pit1 Pitcher. Tobacco C Bowl. Ash Tray. Cup and f Norwegian China Bee Five Hand: Handpaint1 Two large MR. JONAS Ave., Bu Wall Tape sen, 34 MRS. J. JOi Needle c� MRS. H. B. Ave., Mi One old I Guldbra1 silver d< One Silv, Century. One Crocl ger StriJ One Pink Two pillov MRS. LINA La Cros: Mortar. Wooden S SHver Spo Sugar Sci: MRS. T. LE Brass Car DR. LEHRKE, St. Paul, Minn. Legal Document from the year 1600. Signed by twelve jurors. MRS. LINDI neapolis, Antique B way. Six Souve Norway. Soup Dish, DR. IVERSON, Stoughton, Wis. Carved and Painted Wooden Mangle Marked 1634. Iron Lamp from Sandfjord, Norway. MRS. HARR Ave. S., Embroider Cases w �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS de l'S s ., 11d in �s. ta. rn rn- )ll e. rl. el e. ts ·k 0. le MR. J. C. IVERSON, 500 E. 15th St., Minneapolis, Minn. Violin Bow. Cello Bow. MR. J. C. JANSEN, Glendive, Montana. Belt from 1781 from Hardanger, Nor­ way. Wooden Plate from 1700 from Hardan­ ger, Norway. MRS. JENS JOHNSEN, 3041 Oakland Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Lar.ge Blue Handpainted Vase. China Viking Boat. Water Pitcher on Plate. Pitcher. Tobacco C ontainer. Bowl. Ash Tray. Cup and Saucer. Norwegian Plate. China Beer Mug. Five Handpainted Plates. Handpainted Cup and Saucer. Two large Wooden Beer Bowls. MR. JONAS JOHNSON, 238 Columbus Ave., Buffalo , N. Y. Wall Tapestry made by Gunvor Thor­ sen, 34 Shields Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. MRS. J. JORGENSON, Maynard, Minn. Needle Case of Ivory Colored Bone. MRS. H. B. KILDAHL, 3336 Longfellow Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. One old Brooch-300 years old from Guldbrandsdalen-hand made from a silver dollar. One Silver Cup-for brandy-13th Century. One Crocheted Bed Spread-Hardan­ ger Strip-Scallops all around. One Pink under Spread. Two pillows. MRS. LINA LARSON, 908 Gohers St., La Crosse, Wis. Mortar. Wooden Spoon. SHver Spoon. Sugar Scissors. MRS. T. LEONET, Halstad, Minn. Brass Candlestick. 37 MR. JAC OB 0. LUNDH, 4622 First Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minn. Violin made by owner. MRS. WILL MARTIN, Watson, Minn. Brass Iron with Wooden Handle and Place to heat with coals. MRS. FRITZ MAURER, 3849 Grand Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Copper Flower Bowl-200 years old. MRS. WILLIAM P. NELSON, 1105-6th St., S. E., Minne·apolis, Minn. Chest-100 Years Old. GERHARD BRANDT NAESETH. Guitar-80 years old-Belonged to Rev. Nils Brandt in his student days at the University of Oslo. Rev. Brandt was the great-grandfather of the present owner. MR. L. I. NASETH, Robbinsdale, Minn. Hardanger Violin and Handcarved Violin Case. Prayer Book-"Andagtsbog." Handwrought Scissors. Brass Handled Knife. MR. JACOB T. NOKELBY, DeGraff, Minn. Pipe made of Deer Horn. MRS. OLAF OIYDEN, Froid, Mont. Silver Brooch-Handed down through six ,generations. Lunch Cloth from 1795-Used to put over food-baskets at B a p t i s m a I Feasts. MRS. SARAH OMLIE, 4546 Portland Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Wooden Box-"Tine." Painted and Decorated Wooden Cheese Box. Horn Spoon made by man in Old People's Home. Norwegian Pillow-Handwoven and Handcarved. Beer Bowl-"O1 Bolle." Very Old Snuff Box. MRS. LINDERUD, 1303 Yale Place, Min­ neapolis, Minn. Antique Butter Dish from Oslo, Nor­ way. Six Souvenir Plates from 1914 from No,rway. Soup Dish. MRS. RICHARD A. OLESON, 3300 Aldrich Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn. Gold Ring. Cameo Pin. Gold Bar Pin with Nugget. Gold Bracelet. Mastedon Ivory Cane. Necklace made of Gold Nuggets by Mr. Oleson. MRS. HARRY A. LUNDE,, 3839 Sheridan Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Embroidered Sheet and Two Pillow Cases with Crocheted Edge. MRS. OLE OLSON, 4640 42nd Ave. S., Minnea.polis, Minn. Costume from Gulbrandsdalen, Nor­ way. �88 ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS MISS JENNY PAULSON, Canton, S. D. Very Old Basket Cover of Linen Em­ broidered in Brown. White Waist for Costume with Two Gold Brooches. Linen Towel with Braided Lace-Over 300 Years Old. MISS CHRISTINE PEDERSON, Milan, Minn. Hand Written Book with White Leather Covers from 1756. Heavy Black Taffeta Shawl. MRS. MARIE PETERSON, Watson, Minn. Large Heart-shaped Iron Lock. MRS. L. S. REQUE, 307 W. 15th St., Minneapolis, Minn. Heavy Embroidered Luncheon Cloth from 1818. Belonged to Edel Mar­ grethe Aal Ottesen, Mrs. Reque's Grandmother. Embroidered Day Cap from 1818. Small Chest-"Skrin"-Handed d own from eldest daughter to eldest daugh­ ter in Ottesen family-Dates back to 1652. Silver Coffee Service. MRS. GUSTAV ROE, Stoughton, Wis. Spool Holder. Sewing Box with Cover. Painted Wooden Receptacle with Handles. Wooden Match Holder. Butter Marker. Money Box. Two large Wooden Spoons. Carved Wooden Spoon marked 1857 Two Horn Spoons. Silver Collar Button. Shoulder Ornament. Silver Brooch. Two silver Cups. Silver Wine Cup. Silver Ring. MR. J. L. ROMO, Granite Falls, Minn. Handmade Wooden Picture Frame. MR. J. V. SAERVOLD, Plymouth Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn. Two Wooden Statues of Mary and Martha-400 Years Old. MISS ANNA S. SAND, Lowry School, Minneapolis, Minn. Sigdal Costume-100 Years Old. Silver Buttons. Gold Brooch from Hardanger. Two Silver Brooches. Silver Locket-"Slavenshus." Gold Brooch. Silver Buckle. Wooden Ask-Very Old. MISS ELLA SATERLIE, Milan, Minn. Small Silver Loving Cup. MRS. IDA S. E., Old Red MRS. SVEN SIVERS ON, Milan, Minn. Silver Brooch. MR. C. WJ Light Tf Wool Co MRS. OLGA SKONNORD-HJORTAAS, 3137 Clinton Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Woven Bedcover in Plaid Design. Black and White Woolen Coverlet of Checkered Design. Gray and Red Striped Woolen Cloth (80 years old) . MR. 0. F. Very 0 Wintle MRS. SONNE, 4021 12th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. China Mug. Wooden Box-"Tine." Old Silver Button. MRS. S-TARRING, 4848 Clinton Ave., Min­ neapolis, Minn. Cup and Saucer from Olso, Norway100 Years Old. MISS ANNA STRAND, 4617 Stevens Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Silver and Agate Snuff Box-200 Years Old-From Aamodt, Oste,rdalen, Nor­ way. Small Gold-lined Silver Cup from Oster­ dalen, Norway. Gold Brooch-'Scroll and Carved De­ sign-100 Years Old. Filigree Pin with Ring to match. MRS. ED. STRAND, Milan, Minn. Small Silver Loving Cup from 1825. MRS. M. SUNDVOR, Rushford, Minn. -Collection of Imported Norwegian Woodcarvings, for sale. MISS HANNAH SWENSRUD, 3928 25th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Wooden Box-"Tine.. " MRS. R. TAYLOR, 3024 James Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. China Tea S et-Pot, Cream Pitcher and Sugar Bowl-150 Years Old. China Tea Set-Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher, Cups, Saucers, and Plates (Royal Masoner) 150 Years. Rare Bernburg Cup Dated Feb. 19, 1854. Antique Cup from 18th Century. Gravy Dish and Double Cake Plate. MRS. TORRISON, Robbinsdale, Minn. Large Embroidered Tablecloth. Three Embroidered White Center­ pieces. Dovetailed, Unpainted Box with Cover. MRS. WM. Minn� Tapestry 0. H. NEEi Spining Wool Ca Two Ver· Very Olcl �ARTS, CRAFTS, RELICS AND CURIOS an, Minn. MRS. IDA M. L. TUVE, 1203 Seventh St., S. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Old Red Blanket-Handwoven. MRS. WM. WILMOT, 2830 Chicago Ave., Minneapolis , Minn. Tapestry-Dated 1844. MRS. H. H. WOUTERS, 501 E. 14th St., Apt. 4, Minneapolis, Minn Two Tapestries-Embroidered Figures in National Costume. Small Doily. Norwegian Coat of Arms. Large Hardanger Luncheon Cloth. White Runner. Handwoven Tapestry. Six Teaspoons bought at Tercentennial Celebration at Oslo, Norway. Silver Bracelet. Silver Belt Buckle. Round Brooch. Long Brooch. 0. H. NEEGARD, 729 E. 6th St., St. Paul. Spining Wheel. Wool Carder. Two Very Old Wooden Bowls. Very Old Sugar Cutter. S. I. REQUE, 495 Park Ave., St. Paul. Watch with Compass presented to S. T. Reque's father on his 10th birth­ daJ:. ,Ulan, Minn. MR. C. WEFFLIN, Montevideo, Minn. Light Tan Drying Towel. Wool Cover. HJORTAAS, Minneapolis, MR. 0. F. WIKARM, Hatton, N. D. Very Old Silver Watch with Key Winder. )esign. Coverlet of r oolen Cloth ,ve. S., Min- )n Ave., Min­ o, NorwayStevens Ave. r.-200 Years irdalen, Nor, from OsterCarved De­ natch. Minn. rom 1825. rd, Minn. Norwegian D, 3928 25th inn. nes Ave. S., iam Pitcher a.rs Old. :owl, Cream and Plates ears. ed Feb. 19, ntury. ;ke Plate. tle, Minn. �loth . . ite Centerwith Cover. 39 �40 EXHIBIT FROM LUTHER COLLEGE MUSEUM EXHIBIT FROM LUTHER COLLEGE MUSEUM Decorah, Iowa One Wooden Chalice. One Wooden Chalice from 1700. One Ale Bowl from 1517. One Large Ale Bowl from 1616. One Model of Norse Stabur. One Old Wooden Almanac. Five Copper Coffee Pots. Two Brass Church Candle Sticks from 1400. One Carved Wooden Ale Mug. One Carved Jewelry Box from 1600. O ne Brass Baptismal Font (very old) . One Wool Tapestry. One Toilet Case from 1851. One Sewing Cabinet. One Rose Painted Box. One Pair of Old Wool Combs. Pair of Carved Candlesticks. One Carved Tray. One Carved Wooden Spoon. One Pair Carved Wooden Shoes. Old Silk Scarf, 75 Years Old. Old Silk Scarf, 100 Years Old. One Model of Nordlands Baat. One Model of Nordlands Boat. A Circular Rose Painted Wooden Box. Sugar Bowl brought over on the "Sloop," 1825. Small Wooden Chest brought over 1831. Book of Devotion used by one of the sloopers. Model of Trondhjem Cathedra1. Bridal Costume, Crown and Mannikin made by artist. Bridegroom Costume and Il'Iannikin made by artist. Hardange•r Costume and mannikin. Two Farm Models. Model of Eidsvold Building. Nine Pieces of Scroll Work. Painting by Gausta, "The Bargain." Painting by Gausta, "The Lay Preacher." Silver Ornament Costumes from Mr. and Mrs. Gunlick Smedal, Albert Lea, Minn. Silver Articles owned by Luther College. Fine Dish of Brass and Glass. Old Mangle Tree, Carved. Dish of Brass and Glass, 200 Years Old. One Large Rose Painted Ale Bowl. Decorated Ale Bowl. Decorated Ale Bowl. Decorated Ale Bowl. Decorated Ale Bowl. Decorated Ale Bowl. Six-in-One Oval Wooden Boxes. Big Oval Wooden Box, Ornamented. Rose Painted Oval Box, 1844. Unpainted Milk Container. Large Circular Rose Painted Box. Log Chair. Log Chair. Log Chair. Log Chair. Pioneer Chest. Ox Yoke. Saw for Sawing Lumber. Wood Saw from Norway. Big Copper Kettle. Copper Water Kettle. Smaller Copper Coffee Kettle. Iron Plate for Baking Bread. Old Corn Planter. Old Corn Planter. One Medium Sized Copper' Kettle. One Rug, 9xl2. One Old Melodeon. One Old Trumpet (Norwegian) . Three Old Musical Instruments of Wood. One Old Violin. One Chest, 1673. One Chest, 1640. One Wood Cheese Tub. One Wood Cheese Tub. One Small Butter Box. One Wooden Chalice. Old Bible. One Tray for Communio1.1. Bread. Wooden Can for Communion Wine. One Wood Candlestick. Ale Bowl, Rose Painted. Ale Bowl, Rose Painted. Old Waffle Iron. Old Coffee Roaster. Old Water Yoke. Old Wooden Shovel. Pot Hook. Pot Hook. Short Bench. Old Chest, 1650. Big Rose Painted Chest. Old Iron Pot with Tinder. Grain Cradle. Small Norwegian Scythe. Old Iron Pot. Two Small Tapestries (Loaned by 0. V. Bauder). One Walnut Desk with Pigeon Holes (H. A. Preus) . Two Spinning Wheels. 442 Pictures. AGE] HvE Obe Paa Paa Udi Wh AND1 .A Juli N01 Der N01 Vik Wb Bjd 1 ASKJ 1 I d Et Tri ASLJ ] Un ASPJ 1 Bil AST: 1 BAU Fl'! Sa BER BER BER BIRJ LJ Pa BOC BOR BO-Y Tl Li �41 BOOK EXHIBIT FROM LUTHER COLLEGE LIBRARY BOOK EXHIBIT FROM LUTHER COLLEGE LIBRARY D e corah , I o wa riamented. 4-1. :d Box. tle. d. AGER-Christ Before Pilate. c1924. Hverdagsfolk. 1908. Oberst Heg og hans gutter. 1916. Paa drikkeondets konto. 1909. Paa veien til smeltepotten. 1917. Udvalgte fortalinger. c1918. When You Are Tired of Playing. 1907. BRANDT-The 1923. ANDERSON-Life Story of Rasmus B. Anderson. 1915. Julegave. 1872. Nor.ge i billeder. 1895. Den norske Maal sag. 187 4. Norse Mythology. 1896. Vikin.g Tales of the North. 1877. Where Was 'Vinland? 1891. Bjornson's Works tr. from the Norse. 1894. 3 v. BREKKE--Brudgommens, rost. Kettle. fan) . mts of Wood. Bread. m Wine. ASKEVOLD-Familien paa 1889. I den gamles sted. 1893. Et barns dod. Trang vei. 1899. skovsat. BREDESEN-License-argumenter bely­ ste. 1891. Saloonerne maa bort. 1890. Slaverstriden i ny belydning. 1905. 18. BROHAUGH-Kortfattet ·b eretning om Elling Eilsens liv og virksomhed. 1883. BRUFLODT-Den 1917. storste undergang. BRUN-Vore born og deres undervisning i Guds ord. 1878. Dr. Martin Luther's Small Catechism. 1917. Sange, digte og rim. cl921. ASLAGSSON-Under vestens himmel. 1918. Under Western Skies. 1923. ASPERHEIM-Missourisynoden og den Norske synode. 1878. Bibelske historier. 1899. CHRISTIANSEN-Reformation Cantata. 1917. St. Olaf ' Organ Series. 1924. ASTRUP-Adolf Hammer eller, Den landflygtiges hjemkomst. 1911. DAHL-Fra hverdagslivet. 1915. Returning Home. 1920. BAUMANN-Digte. 1909. Fra vidderne ; nye digte. 1915. Samlede digte. 1924. DAHLE-The Library of Christian Hymns. v. 1. 1924. The Liturgical Service of the Lutheran Church. 1922. BERGH-Idyllar fra dei norske settle­ ments i Amerika. 1915. BERVEN-Reisebreve og digte. n. d. Pigeon Holes School Library. BUSLETT-Det femtende regiment Wisconsin frivillige. 18. Digte og sange. 1891. Fra min ungdoms nabolog. 1918. oistein o:g Nora. 1884. Veien til Golden Gate. n. d. BERGESEN-Christian Science. 1912. med by 0. V. High BIRKELAND-Byrdninger i enede kirke. 1892. Lysglimt i market. c1900. Paa hvalfan.gst. 1924. BOCKMAN-Lykke i livet. den For­ DOVING-Billeder fra Syd-Afrika. 1892. Blandt Zuluerne i Syd-Afrika. 1894. ELLINGSON-Fald og opreisning. 1916. ESTREM-The Statesmanship of Wil­ liam H. Seward. 1892. 1911. FLAATEN-Femtende Wisconsin. BORAAS-Teaching to Think. 1924. BOYESEN-Goethe and Schiller. The Story of Norway. 1886. Literary and Social Silhouettes. DANIELSON-Lag og lard. 1920. 1879. 1894. FLATEN-Hemsedal 1906. og 1898. Hemsedoler. FLATEN, NILS-Lodsen og hans hustru. 1924. �J 42 BOOK EXHIBIT FROM LUTHER COLLEGE LIBRARY FLOM-The Kensington Rune-stone. 1910. A History of Scandinavian Studies in American Universities. 1907. FORDE-Paa sporet. n. d. FOLKESTAD-Paa Kongevei. FONKALSRUD - The American. 1915. HEXOM-Indian History of Winneshiek County. 1913. HJELM-Business Directory of Scandina­ vians in Minnesota. 1878. 1911. Scandinavian- HOAFJELD-Jubilaumus-minde. 1918. FOSS-Husmands-gutten. c1885. ROLAND-The Kensington Rune-stone. 1919. FOSSUM-Muhammedanismen. n. d. A Practical Kurdish Grammar. 1919. HOLM-"Viking" Across the Atlantic. 1893. FRICH-The 1917. HOLTER-Minder og stemninger i poesi og prosa. 1904. Housewife's Cook Book. GADE-Charles the Twelfth. 1916. GIERE-Christian Science. 1905. A Review of Christian Science. HOMNES-Stjernen paa missionsmarken 1915. 1905. GJERSET - Brandevinssamlagene afholdsarbeidet i Norge. 1911. John Martin Kalberlahn. 1924. GJERTSEN-Harold Hegg. og cl914. GJEVRE-Israels fald og opreisning. 1901. Apostelen Addais Hi.re. 1907. A short Biography of Rev. Joseph Rabinowitch of Kishinew. 1917. GRANRUD-Articles on Roman Life, Thought and Language. 1 912-14. GRANSKOU-Hviledagen i Guds ords lys eller Sabat og Sodag. 1921. 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Misforstaaelse av den Helligaands ord. Naar Jesus kommer ind i huset. When Jesus Enters the Home. ltlantic. KIRKEBERG-Hemmeli foreninger. Til Op byggelse og oplysning. �andina1918. 48 LYSNES-Select Readings. MALVIN-Dr. John Nathan Kildahl. MALMIN-Et kristenmenneskes frihet. MASON-I orneskyggen. MELLEY-Conrad Vorstius. MINNE--Santhalistan. Sange og digte. MOLEE-Molee's Wandering. MORTENSEN-Nogle blade. i poesi marken KOREN, JOHN-Alcohol and Society. Economic Aspects of Alcohol. History of Statistics. NILSEN-Luther's Life for Children. NASTEGAARD-En missionars oplevelser i Mongoliet. Y, 1814- KOREN, U. V.-Samlede serifter. 4 v. Abraham Lincoln. Kan og bor en kristen vare viss paa sin salighed. Hvorfor er der ingen kirkelig enighed. D e kirkelige partier etc. i'armers KVALE-The Norse Centennial. NORDGAARD-A Historical Survey of Algebraic Methods. LANGELAND-Nordmandene i Amerika. NORMAN-Nordmandene i Amerika. the U. 1e Sepa­ mmark. L924. LANGSETH-Nils Greve i Amerika. Norske setlementer. LARSEN, HANNA-Knut Hamsun. datter. -Jesus- LARSON, L. M.-Canute, the Great. Did John Scolvus visit Labrador. A Financial Inquiry. History of England. LARSON, L. M.-The King's Household. The King's Mirror. hjem i ns and 192lt ➔ 14. eg for LELAND-Tr. of Barborg's The Lost Father. Den lille sanger. LARSEN, KAREN-The Schlesvig Ques­ tion. LAURIDSEN-Vitus Behring, tr. by J. Olson. NORSTOG-Israel. Josef. Josva. Kong David. Fraa audni. Moses. Kong Saul.-King David. Tone c. Natten. NYDAHL-Afholdssagens historie. THRN-Den nye fodsel. OFTEDAL-Hans Nielsen Hauge. OLSEN, A. E.-The Land of the Norsemen. OLSEN, B. T.-Noget on dem kristelagQ b-Orneopdragels e. LILLEHEI-Arbeidere i vingaarden. OLSEN, J.-Nogle salmer og leiligheds2ange. LOBECK-Billeder fra doodens dal. OLS ON-The Teutonic Spirit. LOHRE-To \Vomen. Young Men and Young 1istorie. ,rie fra }. kesbyg- NORDBERG-Presten [and other stories] 3 v. in one. Modern Amusements. LOKENSGAARD--Lasebog 2 v. for born. 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Deaconess Day Nursery, Chicago, Ill. 32. Parkland Children's Home, Everett, Wash. 33. Norw. Children's Home. 34. Deaconess Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn. 35. Scand. Am. Old People's Home, Ft. Lee, N. J. 36. Luther Hospital, Watertown, S. D. 37. Bethesda Hospital, Crookston, Minn. 38. Beloit Orphan's Home, Beloit, Ia. 39. Ebenezer Hospital, Madison, Minn. 40. Ebenezer Old Folk's Home, Minne­ apolis, Minn. 41. Aftenro Home for the Aged, Duluth, Minn. 42. Moe Hospital, Sioux Falls, S. D. 43. Ketchikan Seamen's Home, Ketchi­ kan, Alaska. 44. Trinity Hospital, Minot, N. D. 45. Aase Haugen Home for the Aged, De­ corah, Ia. 46. Siloa Seamen's Mission, Seattle, Wash. 47. Grand Forks Deaconess Hospital, Grand Forks, N. D. 48. Ebenezer Old People's Home, Poulsbo, Wash. 49. Martha-Maria Orphans Home, Pouls­ bo, Wash. 50. Fairview Hospital Auxiliary, Minne­ apolis, Minn. 51. Christian Orphans Home, Ft. Lee, N. J. 52. Norw. Mission Home, Boston, Mass. 53. Good Samaritan Hospital, Rugby, N. D. 54. Fairview Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn. 55. Skaalen Home for the Aged, Stough­ ton, Wis. 56. Coeur d'Alene Home for the Aged, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. 57. Northwood Deaconess Hospital and Nurses Home, Northwood, N. D. 58. Northwood Old People's Home, North­ wood, N. D. 59. Deaconess Home, Minneapolis, Minn. 60. Deaconess Nurses Home, Minneapolis, Minn. 61. Eger's Home for the Aged, Brooklyn, N. Y. 62. Deaconess Home and Hospital, Chi­ cago, Ill. 63. Lutheran Deaconess Home, Chicago, Ill. 64. Scand. Sailors' Temperance Home, Brooklyn, N. Y. 65. Grafton Deaconess Hospital, Grafton, N. D. 6 6. City Mission, San Francisco, Cal. 67. Bethesda Social Benefit Society of the Lutheran Deaconess Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn. 68. Bethesda Children's Home, Beresford, S. D. 69. Bethesda Home for the Aged, Beres­ ford, S. D. 70. Luther Hospital, Eau Claire, Wis. 71. Skaalen Home for the Aged, Stough­ ton, Wis. 72. Norw. Children's Home, Brooklyn, N. Y. 73. Immigrant Mission, N. Y. 74. Norw. American Hospital, Chicago, Ill. One E One I One ( One e One 1l One "V Croch Knit I One I­ One I One I One I Nine : One I Two 1 One I One E HC One I Three One "V One I One I MAR1 One ..A One ..A One I M One 'I One 'I One L bl One C �53 BENEVOLENCES E B E N E Z E R H O M E F O R T H E AGE D M i n neapol is, M i nn. Minne­ Duluth, D. Ketchi). ged, DeSeattle, Iospital, Poulsbo, , PoulsMinne­ 't. Lee, 1, Mass. tgby, N. s, Minn. Stough� Aged, tal and D. , North1, Minn. .eapolis, �ooklyn, al, Chi­ One Embroidery Strip. One Braided Rug. One Carved Dove-hand made. One Silk Piece Quilt. One Knit Doily. One Wash Cloth. Crocheted Lace-One Piece. Knit La:ce-One Piece. One Hand Made Strip, Red. One Dresser Scarf. One Pair Mittens. One Doll Bed. B E T H ANY I N D I A N M I S S I O N Witte n be rg, W i s. Nine Baskets. One Beaded Bag. Two Bead Chains. One Large Pair Mocassins. One Small Pair Mocassins. H O M M E H O M E FO R T H E AG E D W ittenberg, W·i s. One Pair Garters. Three Wooden Spoons. One Wooden Mixer. One Pair Pillow Cases. One Hand Made Rug. M A RT I N L U T H E R C H I L D R E N 'S H O M E Stou g hto n, W i s. One Apron, made by Margery Lee. One Apron, made by Edna Ingebretson. One Dresser Set, made by Gwendola Mabie. One Towel, made by Pauline Johnson. One Towel, made by Helen Anderson. One Laundry Bag, make by Edna Ingebretson. CO E U R D'AL E,N E H O M E Coe u r d'Alene, I daho One Carved Chest. )hicago, Home, }rafton, Cal. iety of :ospital, resford, , Beres­ Wis. Stough·ooklyn, !hicago, M A RTI N L U T H E R O R P H A N S' H O M E Stoughton, W i s. One One One One One One Dresser Set of three pieces. Blue Checked Towel. Red Border Towel. Child's Bib. Lace Trimmed Apron. Laundry Bag, Green. J O S E P H I N E H O M E FO R T H E AG E D Stanwood, Wash. One Doily. One Pillow Top. Two Crochet Lace. R EV. H . B. K E D A H L One Book Rack-hand made of wood from first Norw. Luth. Church in America. BELOIT ORPHANS HOM E Beloit, I owa Child's Wagon. Pedestal. Writing Desk. Miniature of Beloit Orphan Home. R EV. H . B. K I L DA H L 3336 Longfe l l ow Ave., M i n neapol i s, M i n n. Hall Tree of Pine Root. PA RK LAN D C H I L D R E N'S H O M E Everett, Wash. Samples of Children's School Work. BETHANY I NDIAN M ISSION Witte nberg, W i s. Six Samples of Indian Children's School Work. Picture Group of Mission. �54 NORSE-AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS NORSE-AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS Emigranten Faedrelandet Minnesota Leif Erikson Norden Amerika Budstikken Skandinaven og Amerika Nordisk Folkeblad Felt Raabet Det Udtlyttede Norge Minnesota Folkeblad Sioux Falls Posten Statstidende Nye Normanden Pacific Skandinav Fra Fjaernt og Naer Skandinavisk Tribune Fram Rodhuggeren Pacific Skandinav Perth Amboy Folkeblad Dakota Fargo Posten Afholds-Vennen Somfundet Folke-Vennen Fargo Posten Folkets Ven Aftenlaesning Mandts Weekly Vor Republik Sacred Heart Posten Sacred Heart Republican Amerika og Norden Sioux City Tidende Varden Posten Red River Tidende American La Crosse Tidende California Posten Repu blikaneren Indland Posten Gaa Paa St. Paul Tidende Fjerde Juli & Dakota Norsk Ungdom Minot Posten Syd Dakota Ekk o Pacific Posten Budbaereren Wisconsin Nordmanden Norge Luren Nationaltidende Nordisk Tidende Folke bladet Visergutten Broderbaandet Washington Posten Duluth Skandinav Superior Tidende Vidnesbyrd fra Broderkredsen Tacoma Tidende Norsk Ungdom Tidsskrift for Kirke og Samfund Fremad Norr¢na Norman.den S¢nner af Norge Sanger-Hilsen Decorah-Posten Norges Posten Nord Norge Skandinaven Emigranten Kirkelig Maanedstidende Faedrelandet Faedrelandet og Emigranten Nordvesten Amerika Reform Evangelisk Tidende Familiens Magasin Lutheran Church Herald Lutheraneren COU NTY PAPERS I N M I N N ESOTA P U B L I S H E D BY N O RW E G I A N S Northfield Independent The People's Weekly Press The Winger Enterprise The Republican Press Dawson Sentinel Oklee Herald Heron Lake News Northfield News Barnesville Record-Review Taylors Falls Journal The Glenwood Herald The Blooming Prairie Times The Milan Standard The Hutchinson Press Springfield Advance-Press Farmers Independent Ll Augsbur Main Old 1\1 Prof. ' Wis East l Chape Prof. . Prof. : Prof. ( Prof. I Rev. ( Prof. at I Luth era 1 Rev. E Rev. :E Dr. J. Prof. Rev. I Missio Churcl Clinic Norma Dr. Dj Chape: Missio Misaio Luth erar M i ni Hospit Nurse, Group Group First I Luthera , Dean Main . Two G �LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH EXHIBIT 55 LUTHERAN FREE CH URCH EXHIBIT Augsb u rg Se m i nary en fund Main Building. Old Main. Prof. Weenaas' Residence in Marshall, Wis. East Hall. Chapel. Prof. A. Weenaas. Prof. S. Oftedal. Prof. G. Sverdrup. Prof. George Sverdrup. Rev. 0. Paulson. Prof. G. Sverdrup's. Summer Cottage at Lake Minnetonka. L ut h eran Board of M iss ions. Rev. E. H. Tou. Rev. P. J. Rogstad. Dr. J. 0. Dyrnes. Prof. J. H. Blegen. Rev. E. E. Gynild. Mission Cottage, Minneapolis. Church in Madagascar. Clinic in Madagascar. Normal School in Madagescar. Dr. Dyrnes' Residence, Madagascar. Chapel, China. Missionary residence, China. Misaionary residence, China. Luth eran Deaconess H o me and H ospital M i n n eapo l i s. I ESOTA IANS Hospital Building. Nurses' Home. Group of Nurses. Group of Deaconesses and Nurses. First Home of the Deaconess Home. Lutheran B i b l e Sc hool, W i l l m a r, M i n n . Dean M. C. Dixen. Main Building. Two Groups of Students. Oak G rove Ladies Se m i nary, Fargo, N. Oak. Prof. J. E. Fossum. Main Buildin,g. Old Main. Reception Hall, Old Main. Library. Dining Hall. G rand Fo rks Deacon ess H ospital. H;>spital Building. Nurses' Home. Operating Room. Lecture Room. Reception Room. Bethesda Homes, W i l l mar, M i n n. Orphans' Home. Old Peoples Home. General View. Farm Superintendent's residence. Pou lsbo H omes, Pou lsbo, Wash. Orphans' Home. First Orphans.' Home. Old Peoples Home. Si loah Seam e n's M i ssion. Entrance. to Building. Reading Room. Chapel. Board of H o m e M i ssi ons. Views from Bella Coola, B. C. Church ruined by Cyclone. Pastors' Sod Houses. Religious Services on the Frontiers. Churches, Old and New. Augsbu rg Park Association. Several Views from Augsburg Park, Minneapolis. �I I 56 NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH OF AMER lCA EXHIBITS NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH OF AMERICA Exhibit of Photographs of Men Prominent in Public Life M E D I CAL DOCTO RS Jonas Rein Nilsen. L. Hektoen. Eduard Boeckman. Knut 0. Hoegh. Nils Quales. Stephen Oliver Himoe. Soren Johan Hannsen. G. S. C. H. Paoli. J. C. B. Dundas. J. C. Granvold. Thos,. D. Warloe. Ingeborg Rassmu.sen. J. W. Magelsen. A. C. R. Smith. Karl Bendecke. Anders Doe,. Belthazar J. Meyer. Christian Christensen. N. S. Holterman. T. A. Thams. J. L. Walloe. A. C. Amundson. A. D. H. Thrane. Herman 0. Fjelde. GOV E R N O RS Ranvold A. Nestos. Arthur G. Sorlie. John E. Erickson. James 0. Davidson. John T. Blaine. Charles N. He.rried. Andrew E. Lee. Theodore Christianson. Jacob Aall Ottesen Preus. Carl Gunderson. U. S. CON G R ESSM E N Ole, J . Kvale. Halder E. Boen. Charles A. Christopherson. Halvor Steenerson. Andrew J. Volstead. Gilbert N. Haugen. Carl C. Van Dyke. Henry T. Helgeson. August H. Anderson. William Williamson. Knute Wefald. M. Alfred Michaelson. Harold Knutson. Olger B. Burtness. Kittle Halvorson. John Mandt Nelson. Nils P. Haugen. Sidney Anderson. U. S. S E N ATORS Holm 0. Bursom. Martin N. Johnson. Henrick Shipstead. Peter Norbeck. Asle T. Gronna. Reed Smoot. Knute Nelson. Simon Gusta, Wilhe1 Palma John i D. G. Hanna Agnes Hjalm Julius E. 0. Walde Peer. o. :s. H. A. 0. A. Laura J U D·G ES H. W. Johnson. Oscar M. Torrison. Gunnar H. Nordbye. Albert Johnson. Lucius Malmin. Andrew Grindeland. G. E. Qvale. A. J. Vinj e. G. J. Lomen. S. Nelson. M I L I TARY O F F I C E R S Col. Hans C. Hegg-15th Wis. Reg. Civil War. Fell in Battle of Chickamauga. Lt. Col. Porter C. Olson-36th Ill. Reg. Civil War. FeU in Battle of Frank­ lin. Late Rear-Admiral Peter Christain Asser­ sen-C. E., U. S. Navy. Gen. Alfred Bjornstad. Capt. William Christian Assersen, U. S. Navy. Col. Gamber,g-Andresen, U. S. Marine Corps. Lt. Com. Olaf Hustvedt, U. S. Navy. U N I T E D, STAT ES M I N I ST E R S R. B. Anderson, Minister to Denmark. Lauritz S. Swenson, Minister to Norway. N. A. Grevstad, Minister to Uruguay. B U I L D E RS & B E N E FACTO R S Capt. T. A. Rossing, Bode, Iowa. Consul Halle Steensland, Madison, Wis. Hon. L. 0. Thorpe, Willmar, Minn. 0. C. Johnson, Decorah, Ia. Aase Haugen, Decorah, la.. Harold Thorson, Minnesota. Mrs. Margaret Brunsdale, Portland, N, D, Carl Michael Eger, New York. H. 0. Gjerjord, Minnesota. Lars Christianson, Minnesota. Mr. & Mrs. L. W. Pederson, Lake Park, Minn. Mr. & Mrs. Gjermund Skaalen, Stough­ ton, Wis. Mr. & Mrs. Tbore Gunderson, Beloit, la. Pt H. A. I. W. A. C. l Gusta� J. A. (] B. J. l 0. Esi Nils E Vilheli H. A. P. A. l C. L. T. H. Johan H. G. 0. An Ole Jj Krogn Rock J. A. I Paint Sprin� Interic Berge1 Menm Photo, a1 Fiftee Fiftee' 0 Ten p Seven One One 1':::. On e J T, Four vc Two w From DJ �NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH OF AMERICA EXHIBITS AUTHORS Simon Johnson. Gustav Melby. Wilhelm M. Pettersen. Palma Pederson. John Norstog. D. G. Ristad. Hanna Astrup Larsen. Agnes Wergeland. Hjalmar Hjort Boyesen. Julius Baumann. E. 0. Rf/.llvaag. Waldemar Ager. Peer. 0. Strf/.lmme. 0. S. Sneve. H. A. Foss. 0. A. Buslett. Laura Brata.ger. P H OTOGRAPHS OF P I O N E E R PASTO RS s Reg. Civil �kamauga. l Ill. Reg. of Frank,ain Assersen, U. S. ,. Marine �avy. TERS enmark. o Norway. ruguay. rORS 1wa. ison, Wis. [inn. and, N. D. .ake Park, n, Stough­ Beloit, Ia. H. A. Preus. I. W. C. Dietrichson. A. C. Preus. Gustav C. Dietrichson. J. A. Otesen. B. J. Muus. 0. ·Estremand and wife. Nils Brandt. Vilhelm Koren. H. A. Stub. P. A. Rasmussen. C. L. Clarisen. T. H. Dahl. Johan Olsen. H. G. Hub. 0. Andrewson. Ole Lysnes. Krogness. P I O N E E R PARSONA'G E S Rock River Parsonage. J. A. 0ttesen's Parsonage. Paint Creek, Iowa, Parsonage. Spring Prairie Parsonage. Interior Spring Prairie Parsonage. Bergen Roland, Iowa Parsonage. Menomonie, Wis. Parsonage. Photographs of sixty-five churches, old and new. Fifteen group pictures. Fifteen pictures of Orphans Homes and Old People's Homes. Ten pictures of schools. Seven pictures of Hospitals and Fresh Air Camps. One emigrants home, Brooklyn, N. Y. One seaman's end fishermen's home, Alaska. One picture from the Eskimo mission, Teller, Alaska. Four pictures from Young People's Con­ vention. Two pictures of annual meetings, Nor­ wegian Lutheran Convention. Fro m Russian mission : Books, Hand­ made linen, Lace, and other exhibits. 57 Two candlesticks. Baptismal fount from E. Koshkonong Church. Communion Vessels. Pastor's Vestry Table. Baptismal Bowl. Chart of the Lutheran Church of the World. Chart of Statistics and Activities of the Norw. Luth. Church of America. Map of the Norw. Luth. Church of America in United States. Lutheran Church maps of Minneapolis and St. Paul. E D UCAT I O N Photographs of: Luther Seminary Building, St. Anthony Park. Luther Seminary, Hamline. Luther Seminary, Madison, Wis. Pres. M. 0. Bockman. Johannes T. Ylvesaker. E. K. Johnsen. F. A. Schmidt. Pres. Laur Larson. Pres. C. K. Preus. L. S. Reque. Chr. A. Naeseth. J. D. Jacobsen. Thrond J. Bothne. Knut E. Bergh. 0. J. Breda. P. J. Eikeland. 0. C. Felland. H. T. Ytterboe. Pres. Geo. -Sverdrup, Sr. Sven Oftedahl. Pres. Geo. Sverdrup, Sr. H. S. Hilleboe. Dr. J. A. Aasgaard. Pres. C. 0. Solber.g. A. G. Tuve. Gymnasium St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minn. Steensland Library, St. Olaf College. Ytterboe, Hall, St. Olaf College. New Administration Bldg., St. Olaf College. St. Olaf College Hospital. Main Bldg., St. Olaf College. Mohn Hall, St. Olaf College. Koren Library, Luther College, Decorah, Ia. Luther Statue, Luther College. Dormitory, Luther College. Main Bldg., Luther College. Rear View of Library, Luther College. View from Luther College of Oneota River. Dining Hall, Luther College. Luther College Museum . Luther College, Decorah, Ia. Concordia College , Library and Ladies' Hall. Pres. Aasgaard's residence Concordia College. �58 NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH OF AMER ICA EXHIBITS Concordia College, Main Building, Moorhead, Minn. Concordia College Gymn. Concordia College Dormitories. Pacific Lutheran C ollege, Parkland, Wash. Augustana College, Souix Falls, S. D. Augustana College, , Canton, S. D. Clifton College, Clifton, Texas. Canton Lutheran Normal School, Canton, S. D. . Lutheran Ladies' Seminary, Red Wing, Minn. Columbia College, Everett, Wash. Red Wing Seminary, Red Win,g, Minn. Canton Lutheran Normal School, Canton, S. D. Ladies' Dormitory. Canton Lutheran Normal School, New Gym. Dormitory, Gale College, Galesville, Wis. Gale College, Galesville, Wis. Gale College, , Galesville, Wis. Main Bldg. Camrose Luth. College, Camrose, Alta. Can. Pleasant View Luther College, Ottawa, Ill. Central Wis. College, Scandinavia, Wis. Park Region Luther College, Fergus Falls, Minn. Outlook College, Outlook, Sask, Can. Waldorf Luther College, Forest City, Ia. Waldorf Luther College, Main Bldg. Waldorf Luther College, Boys Dormitory. Spokane C ollege, S pokane, Wash. Luther Academy, Albert Lea, Minn. Bruflat Academy, Portland, N. D. Glenwood Academy, Glenwood, Minn. J. Thomassen's School, Trempeleau Co., Wis. Big Canoe, Iowa, School House. Marshall Academy, Norw. Aug. Synod School House, Houston, Minn. Bode Academy, B ode, Iowa. Chicago Theological Seminary, Chicago Ill. ( Congregational) First Norw. School in America, Organ­ ized by Nils Otto Tank at Green Bay, Wis . Nils Otto Tank. Elling Synod Seminary, Chicago, Ill. Elling Synod S eminary, First Seminary, Lisbon, Ill. Grand Forks College, Grand Forks, N. D. Mt. Horeb Academy, Mt. Horeb, Wis. Stoughton Academy, Stoughton, Wis. Ill. State University, Springfield, Ill. (Founded by Swedes and Norwe­ gians) . St. Ansgar Seminary, St. Ansgar, Ia. H. S. Houg, St. Ansgar Seminary. Luther Seminary, Robbinsdale, Minn. The Chicago Lutheran Bible School, Chicago, Ill. Monona Academy, Madison, Wis. Madison Normal School, Madison, Wis. Willmar Lutheran Bible School, ( Luth. Free School, Willmar, Minn) . Augsburg Seminary, Minneapolis, Minn. (Lutheran Free School) . Old Main Bldg., Augsburg Seminary, Min­ neapolis, (Luth. Free School) . Oak Grove Luth. Ladies' Seminary, Far­ go, N. D. New Main Bldg., Oak Grove Luth. Ladies' Seminary, Fargo, N. D. (Luth. Free Church) . Norwegian Danish Theological Seminary, Evanston, Ill. (Methodist) . Willmar Seminary, Willmar, Minn. H. A. Preus, Academy, Albion, Wis. G. 0. Brohough, Red Wing Seminary. H. H. Bergsland. Andrew Fossum. E. M. Broen. DR. G. I Oil Pa Origin: Bjor 45 Pie depe Greeti1 the Non Nor-v Nor-v Letti tary Little J wegi {"Ev sigm and Three 16 reI from Manus1 abou Swee �TS 1ary, Chicago erica, Organ­ it Green Bay, icago, Ill. :st Seminary, Forks, N. D. oreb, Wis. 1ton, Wis. ringfield, Ill. and Norwe- 1sgar, Ia. ninary. tle, Minn. � School, Chi- Wis. ldison, Wis. chool, (Luth. vlinn ) . ipolis, Minn. ). :lminary, Min­ School) . :lminary, Far- Luth. Ladies' , (Luth. Free cal Seminary, 3t ) . ·, Minn. on, Wis. Seminary. DR. G. BJORNSTAD'S COLLECTION 59 Dr. G. Bjornstad's Collection DR. G. BJORNSTAD'S collection. Oil Painting of Edvard Grieg. Original Letters and Manuscripts by Bjornstjerne Bjornson. 45 Pictures from Norway's War or In­ dependence ( 1808-1814) . Greetings to the Norse-Americans from the Bishops of Oslo and Hamar, Norw. Secretary of State (1914) , Norw., Secretary of Commerce (1914) Norw. Poet and Rev. Anders Hovden. Letters from Chr. Mechelsen, Secre­ tary of State in 1 905. Little piece of paper on which the Nor­ wegian king has written his motto ("Everything for Norway") and his signature, also signed by the Queen and Crown Prince. Three letters from Fridtjof Nansen. 16 reproductions of pastel sketches from Nansen. Manuscripts from Chr. Michelsen about "The Norwegians and the Swedes." Manuscripts from Ex-Secretary of State in Norway, Fr. Hagerup. Two documents by the late Secretary of Church and Education, Lars Oftedal. Oil Paintings from Hardanger, Norway. Two original documents by Richard Nordraa who composed the Nor­ wegian National hymn. Original manuscripts from the winner of the literary Nobel Prize, Knut Hamsun. Original manuscripts from the Nor­ wegian poet, Theo. Caspari. 20 Colored Photographs. Books. Norwegian Historical Document and Only original printed eddition of the Constitution of Norway 1914. Norwegian Declaration of Indenpend­ ence, Eidsvold, May 19, 1814. Historical Documents hundreds of years old. Morgenbladet 1825. Newspaper from Nidaros, Norway, 1826. �I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Norse-American Centennial Papers (P0562) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0562 Description An account of the resource <p><span>Correspondence, minutes, financial records, reports, programs, clippings, pictures, pamphlets, and scrapbooks of an association incorporated in 1925 in St. Paul, Minnesota, to supervise the observance of the arrival of the first group of Norwegian immigrants in America. The collection describes in detail the management of the celebration and gives data on observances in Chicago, Canada, Boston, and Brooklyn. Letters and essays reveal the loyalty of Norwegian Americans to their cultural heritage and the rivalry among area groups of Norwegians in America. The celebration was initiated by the bygdelags. The chief officials were Gisle Bothne, S. H. Holstad, J. A. Holvik, Elisa P. Farseth, and Mrs. Wm. O. Storlie. Correspondents include Juul Dieserud, Knut Gjerset, Hanna Astrup Larsen, and O. M. Norlie. The centennial received nationwide press coverage.</span></p> <b>Funding:</b><span><br /></span><span>Funding to digitize the Norse-American Centennial papers provided to the Norwegian-American Historical Association through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, a component of the Minnesota Clean Water, Land and Legacy constitutional amendment, ratified by Minnesota voters in 2008.</span> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Booklets Bibliographic Citation A bibliographic reference for the resource. Recommended practice is to include sufficient bibliographic detail to identify the resource as unambiguously as possible. [Indicate the cited item here]. Norse-American Centennial Papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. Text