Guide to the ARCHIVES of The Norwegian-American Historical ...

and clippings regarding these organizations.
1188. SAUGSTAD, CHRISTIAN T. (1838-1897). LECTURE, 1893. Booklet, 42 pages. P
556.
“Augsburgs historie,” given at Bardo Church, Polk County, Minnesota.
1189. SAUGSTAD, JESSE E.. PAPERS. 2 folders. P 734.
“A Mountain Is Named” is a biography of the author’s great uncle, Christian
Saugstad, the founder of a Norwegian colony in Bella Coola, British Columbia, 77
typescript pages, ca. 1963; “Like the Shade of a Great Rock,” an Augsburg College
Founders Day address, by Bernard Christensen; photographs and a biographical
sketch of Christian Saugstad by Andrea Helland; and a collection of clippings.
1190. SAVRE, BERTINIUS K. (1873-1960). BIOGRAPHY. 1 item. P 968.
Autobiography of a Norwegian-American teacher and journalist, who served as
administrator at many church-affiliated academies and colleges. From 1918 until
his retirement in the 1950s he was editor and publisher of the Glenwood,
Minnesota, Herald.
1191. SCANDINAVIAN ACADEMIC CLUB. RECORDS, 1946- . 1 volume and 1 folder.
P 1156.
First organized as the Norwegian Academic Club at the University of Minnesota,
the name was changed in 1957 to include other Scandinavian students. The purpose
of the club was to encourage mutual assistance and fellowship among the students
in the group.
1192. SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN FRATERNITY. PERIODICAL, 1965-1969. 28
items. P 1051.
An official bi-monthly organ of a fraternal benefit society, founded in 1896 at Eau
Claire, Wisconsin, which in 1970 merged with an Illinois insurance company.
1193. SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN MEDICAL SOCIETY. PAPERS. 1 folder and 1
ledger. P 1524.
Records and other materials concerning a society founded in Chicago in October,
1889, as Scandinavian Medical Society, founded by S. D. Jacobson, F. A. Hess and
Sven Windrow. A photocopy of Baltazar Meyer’s A History of the Scandinavian-
American Medical Society of Chicago, on the Occasion of Its Twenty-fifth Anniversary,
1913, 82 pages, is included.
1194. SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN SEAMEN’S MISSION. PAPERS, 1899-1946. 3
boxes. P 656.
Records of services to seamen, of gifts by American contributors to the Mission in
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