Records, 1920-1986.

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Records, 1920-1986.

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The North Dakota Daughters of the American Revolution Records consist of materials concerning the ND DAR, Red River Valley Chapter (Grand Forks, ND), National Society of the DAR, and DAR organizations in other states. ND DAR materials include: conference reports, minutes and agendas (1924-1941); bylaws (1928); ND Regents reports (1933-1934); miscellaneous correspondence, lists and reports (1979-1986). Red River Valley materials include: chapter history; correspondence (1932-1939); newspaper clippings (1924-1946); minutes (1920-1943). National DAR materials include: constitution and bylaws (1932); "Program of the Forty-third Continental Congress" (1934); Annual proceedings (1983-1984). Materials from other states include DAR newsletters from Ohio and other states (1984-1986).

1 linear ft. (2 boxes) : 2 photos.

University of North Dakota, Chester Fritz Library

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University of North Dakota, Chester Fritz Library

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Orin G. Libby Photographic Collection (Chester Fritz Library)

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Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection (Chester Fritz Library)

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Daughters of the American Revolution. North Dakota State Society

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Pioneer Catholic mission established by Father Jean Genin, mission was closed in 1882, most of the graves later moved to St. Benedict's Church, Wild Rice, N.D. Mission site now on private land. From the description of Program for the dedication of pioneer cemetery marker, Sept. 28, 1929. (North Dakota State University Library). WorldCat record id: 28442345 Mrs. Francis C. Holly of Bismarck, ND was appointed first State Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution for N...

Daughters of the American Revolution. Red River Valley Chapter (Grand Forks, N.D.)

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The Red River Valley Chapter of Grand Forks DAR, named after the Red River of the North, was organized May 3, 1920, at the home of Mrs. Thomas Kane, wife of the President of the University of North Dakota, with 26 chartered members. For the first several years, the Chapter was very active. By 1934, the Chapter reported their membership down, but enthusiasm was high, and all DAR functions were carried out. The Chapter gave parties for each of the Naturalization classes of the night schools and ho...