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

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Articles, brochures, clippings, correspondence, reports, and scrapbooks of a
Norwegian-born Minneapolis resident.
Stefferud was chief clerk for the Norwegian America Line in their New York and
Minneapolis offices, acting consul for Norway, and a commissioner for
Nordmanns-Forbundet.
1299. STENE, GABRIEL (1856-1945). CLIPPINGS, 1922-1936. 10 items. P 366.
A collection of articles, most them in the form of clippings, by a Wisconsin-born
farmer at Norway Lake, Minnesota. According to his obituary he was much
involved in community and religious affairs and wrote about pioneer days in
Decorah-Posten under the name “Pionergutten.”
1300. STENGEL, E. LETTER, 1903. 5 typescript pages. P 789.
Copy of a letter from E. Stengel to his daughter Martine who emigrated to San
Francisco in 1882, to join her husband who had emigrated a year earlier.
1301. STENSETH, MARTINIUS (b. 1891). CLIPPING. 1 item. P 1088.
An article about a World War I flying “Ace” from Twin Valley, Minnesota. He
attained the rank of Brigadier General and served in the military for 42 years.
1302. STENSWICK, OLE. LETTER, 1902. 7 pages. P 955.
Copy of a letter written from Two Harbors, Minnesota, to Sigrid Iverson (a cousin)
after he had returned from a visit to his home area in Norway a year earlier.
1303. STEPHENS (HUSTVEDT), OLAF B. (1850-1947). PAPERS, 1890-1940. 109 items
and 2 volumes. P 677.
Papers and scrapbooks of a farmer, schoolteacher, and bookstore proprietor,
consisting mostly of reminiscences about pioneer life in eastern Dane County,
Wisconsin, southeastern Dakota Territory, and Luther College.
The anecdotes concern neighbors and relatives, wildlife, and farm buildings and
machinery. There are references to R. B. Anderson, Kristofer Janson, Laur. Larsen,
and Halvor Kostveit (who was reputed to have killed Joseph Smith).
1304. STØEN, VIDAR. HISTORY, 1983. 2 items. P 1227.
“Folldal in America,” an article dealing with a settlement called Folldal, 45 miles
south of Eau Claire; “The Town that Moved to America,” by Støen, which appeared
in Sons of Norway Viking, March, 1985, is also about emigrants from from Folldal.
1305. STØYLEN, SIGVALD. PAPERS, 1965. 3 folders. P 380.
An assortment of articles and clippings by Støylen, some about the the Støylen
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