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

Correspondence, religious notes, drafts of his The Story of a Failure, the Marquis de Morès, reprints of articles by Schwarzschild, and newspaper clippings.

Contains a write-up of the family forefathers, genealogy lines, and various papers relating to their settlement in the Americas.

Typed autobiographical account of his life, including farming in Indiana, laundry burned down, farm debts, buying and selling horses, working on railroads in Illinois, Indiana, Texas, Washington, and Oregon, farming near ...

The Study Club of Fargo, established in 1897, adopted in its first constitution the motto "To be rather than to seem." Its records consist of constitutions and bylaws, minutes, annual historical summaries, program booklets, ...

Ms. Morgan (aka Sylvia Kruger) was active in the Democratic Party, was a delegate to the 1968 National Convention, a supporter of Eugene McCarthy. The Sylvia Morgan Papers concentrate on her political activities in Fargo ...

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

Pamphlets and newspaper clippings related to his years in North Dakota (1884-1886), with mention of his Maltese Cross ranch, located near the Little Missouri River. Includes Spring 1958 issue of News and home featuring Roosevelt.

Correspondence between Campbell and Leonard Sackett regarding the records of Campbell's wheat farm, the Cream of Wheat corporation, the Bull family, and bonanza farms. Includes newspaper and magazine clippings.

Typed manuscript (142 leaves) of his memoirs including his parents Richard and Ellen Peters Hall, their move from Michigan to Eldridge, N.D. in 1883, farming, working with mules, and newspaper reporting, with mention of ...