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

532. HOGSTEL, MILDRED. PAPERS, 1976. 4 items. P 827.
“An American at Home in Norway,” an account of a journey made by a Texan to
the homes of her ancestors in Southern Norway (11 typescript pages); a
genealogical compilation (1975) for the families of Johan and Anna Bronstad and of
Berger and Anna Rogstad (14 typescript pages); “A Travel Letter from Texas, 1852”
by Johan Olsen Brunstad; and a clipping about Dr. Hogstel receiving an honor at
the Harris College of Nursing, Forth Worth, Texas.
533. HOIDALE, EINAR (1870-1952). PAPERS, 1930-1934. 34 items in 1 folder. P 163.
Articles and speeches by and a collection of clippings (1910-1952) about Hoidale
and his family. Hoidale was a Norwegian-born editor, attorney, and congressman
from Dawson and Minneapolis. The file includes two speeches made during his
campaign for United States Senate on the Democratic ticket (one speech is dated
June 1929, 6 typescript pages) and a biographical sketch of Hoidale by Martha
Ostenso.
534. HOIDALE, INGVALD BERTINUS (1901-1984). BIOGRAPHY. 3 items. P 1432.
A biographical sketch by Glen B. Hoidale and two cassette tapes covering the life of
a Norwegian American who after a life at sea came to the United States in 1924. He
worked for a time as a safety inspector in New York and Pennsylvania. He moved
to Wichita, Kansas, in 1928, where he was a salesman for the International
Correspondence Schools until he retired in 1966.
535. HOIE, CLAUS (b. 1911). PAPERS, 1976. 4 items. P 879.
A biographical sketch of Hoie, and photographs and descriptions of paintings done
by a Norwegian-born artist who emigrated to the United States in 1924. Hoie served
in the 99th Infantry of the United States Army in World War II, a battalion
composed of Norwegian nationals and U.S. citizens of Norwegian background.
Hoie’s work has been shown in different museums in the United States. There is a
permanent collection of his works at the Brooklyn Museum.
536. HOLAND, HJALMAR RUED (1872-1963). PAPERS, 1908-1963. 54 items in 1
folder. P 164.
Articles, clippings, and pamphlets of a Norwegian-born historian and fruit farmer
at Ephraim, Wisconsin. The articles and pamphlets deal with local Door County
history; Indians; Robert La Salle; Newport Tower; the Kensington Rune Stone; a
review of Holand’s De norske settlementers Historie by Thorstein Jahr, Minneapolis
Tidende, January 19-February 2, 1910; and incomplete clippings from three series of
articles titled “Billeder fra nybyggerlivet,” “Vor nybyggersaga,” and “Fra de gamle
dage” that ran in Skandinaven.
537. HOLBERG, RUTH LANGLAND (b. 1889-1984). PAPERS, 1975. 12 folders. P 946.
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