Special Collections Finding Aids

Abstract The Ralph Diehl Papers contain business records from his farm as well as records from the various agricultural organizations he was involved with. The collection contains records from Diehl's involvement in the Republican Party, information pertaining to his campaigns, and records from his terms as a state legislator. There are also papers from various other organizations that Diehl was involved in including civic, political, and religious. These records consist of a variety of records...

Abstract The Ransom County Trust Company Records document the operation of a major North Dakota land company through an extensive collection of its business case files dating from circa 1899 to 1940s relating primarily to business transactions between the corporation and its customers. In addition there is extensive correspondence and business ledgers. The records provide an excellent insight into the economic and agricultural climate of the state during this period.

Abstract North Dakota's Insurance Commissioner from 1916 to 1934 when he was defeated by the supporters of William Langer.

Abstract Massachusetts native, active in the North Dakota Legislature and served as a U.S. Marshal.

Abstract Organized the Independent Voters Association and in 1921 helped to orchestrate the first recall in the nation of a governor.

Abstract New York native who moved with family to Iowa before coming to Carrington, ND in 1886. Owned a successful lumber business as well as 29 farms and two sections of land near Calgary, Alberta.

Abstract Brothers who both served in the North Dakota House of Representatives and Senate during the period 1895-1944.

Overview Collection contains newspaper articles about Burdick as well as a history paper about him.

Abstract Walter J. Maddock was raised on a farm near Northwood, N.D. with his farm diary and scrapbook the main components of this small collection.

Abstract Fargo resident, Unitarian minister, and music critic for the Fargo Forum newspaper.