Special Collections Finding Aids

Abstract Sixteen letters (1891-1900) by Andrews written to John McMillan at Wheatland concerning him and his family. He apparently left Wheatland due to a conflict there. There are also a number of original poems by Andrews.

Abstract Fargo, N.D. poet and editor. The Stella H. Hohncke Papers document her active literary career, the author of plays, short stories, poems, and speeches. The Anna Thorsell articles written by Stella Hohncke, one of which appeared in The Fargo Forum, discuss Mrs. Thorsell's childhood on her father's farm in Denmark and her work in the Danish royal family's kitchens in Copenhagen. There are also scrapbooks on Stell’a life and of the Hohncke family.

Abstract Author, poet, and journalist, of Abercrombie and Fargo, N.D.

Overview Typed copy of his poem, "The Grand valley," taken from The Fargo republican, Nov. 22, 1879, written from the Goose River in Traill County concerning homesteading. Typed on Fargo forum letterhead.

Abstract This collection of video and audio tapes consists of the original field recordings, audiocassettes and slides that were used for the creation of The Movie at the End of the World: Thomas McGrath. The collection has been organized into eleven series based upon the format and the original markings on the tapes. The tapes have not been viewed in the preparation of this preliminary finding aid; instead this finding aid is based upon the written documentation that...

Abstract Collection of materials relating to Frank and Thomas McKenzie who were settlers in the Wild Rice, North Dakota area.

Abstract Incoming letters from literary friends and former students regarding literary subjects and personal matters, including his teaching career, personal health, being blacklisted, his marriage, and birth of his son Thomas Samuel Koan McGrath. Includes a photocopy of his manuscript for Letter to an imaginary friend, part II, and drafts of various poems. There is also a calendar listing of the letters including writer, date, and summary of contents.

Abstract Norwegian immigrant who started a contracting business and became a successful Fargo contractor. Responsible for building the Carnegie Library (Putnam Hall) and its addition on the North Dakota Agricultural College (now North Dakota State University).

Abstract Born at Buffalo, N.D., served as Fargo, N.D. city auditor, 1948-1964.