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HCSCC Newsletters

The Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County publishes a quarterly newsletter, The Hourglass, featuring local history articles and news about HCSCC events and exhibitions. Subscription to The Hourglass is included with HCSCC membership, which helps support our work. Please consider becoming a member!

HCSCC also offers a free, limited catalog of The Hourglass, Red River Valley Historian, Heritage Press, and the Clay County Historical Society Newsletter for research purposes (see below). Recent issues of The Hourglass are available with membership and, in some cases, by request. Red River Valley Historian and Heritage Press were published by HCSCC predecessors Heritage Hjemkomst Interpretive Center, Red River Valley Heritage Society, and Red River Valley Historical Society.

1987

CCHS, December, '87 - January, '88
Barnesville Heritage Center Opens; A History of the Muskoda Fill; CCHS Searches for a New Director

1988

CCHS, March, '88 - April '88
Glyndon Area Historical Society Organized; "Dinamation" and "Dinosaur Daze" on Exhibition; CCHS Attends MHS Workshop on Manuscripts in Pipestone; Glyndon Area Historical Society Reorganized
CCHS, May, '88 - June '88
Annual Meeting Minutes; "The West That Was" and "Lines and Lace" Open; Director Plans on Hold; Heritage Education Commission Hosts "Museums as Educators" Workshop at MSU; CCHS Hosts Collection Workshop at the Hjemkomst Center
CCHS, July, '88 - August '88
A History of the Barnesville Coal Field; "Lines and Lace" Extended; CCHS Sponsors Train Ride to Fergus Falls; Small Steam Engine Exhibition Opens; CCHS Attends the Clay County Fair; CCHS to Host Outreach Reception; CCHS Presents at NDSU Textile Conference; Pam Burkhardt Teaches Textile Classes for Moorhead Community Education; "America's Uncommon Places: The Blessing of Liberty" Opens
CCHS, September '88 - October '88
"Moorhead August, 1923" Opens; New Outreach Program Finds Libraries, Nursing Homes, and Senior Centers; A History of the Moorhead Bridge Disaster, 1902; CCHS Hires Claudia Pratt as Program Coordinator; "Let's Go Shopping" Opens; CCHS Welcomes Nancy Tedros as Board President; CCHS Staff Attend the Midwest Museums Conference in Kansas City
CCHS, December, '88 - January, '89
A History of the Famous Clay County Train Robbery, 1897; CCHS Awarded Grant for New Microfilm Reader/Printer; Hitterdal Area Lions Club Donates Money for Display, "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow!"; "Keep the Home Fires Burning: WWI in the Midwest" Opens; Pearl Eide Melbye's Hitterdal "Christmas of Long Ago"; CCHS Seeks Clothing Racks, Freezer

1989

CCHS, February, '89 - March, '89
CCHS Receives Grant for Microfilm Reader/Printer; CCHS Sets Annual Meeting for April 3; CCHS Has a New Volunteer, Jeff Kroke; "Railroad Standards: Building Plans, 1884-1916" Opens; An Overview of the Sanborn Fire Insurance "Treasure" Maps in the CCHS Archives; Preserving Heirloom Textiles; "Dinosaur Mysteries: A Case of Extinction" Opens
CCHS, April, '89 - May, '89
CCHS Hosts Open House for Minnesota Museum Week and International Museum Day; Grant Opens Door for Viking Ship Park Development; CCHS Begins Acquistion Process for the F. Jay Haynes Photo Collection from the Montana Historical Society; CCHS Attends Minnesota Historical Organization Annual Conference; "Railroad Standards," "Moorhead August, 1923," An Ending and a Beginning," and "F. Jay Haynes in Clay County" on Exhibition; F. Jay Haynes Photo Collection; Annual Meeting; Cleaning Heirloom Textiles; Steamboating: the 130th Anniversary; "Dinosaur Mysteries" on Exhibition through May
CCHS, June, '89 - July, '89
"The Enemy is at Our Doors": The Hawley Rainstorm of August, 1909; Remembering John C. Davis, Clay County Civil War Vet; Storing & Displaying Heirloom Textiles; Clay County Exhibition "King Wheat" Opens in July; "A Century of Plastics" Display Opens; MNHS Collects "Kids Stuff" for Traveling Exhibitions; "Prairie Rails" Opens in June
CCHS, August, '89 - September, '89
Thomas Brown and Clay County's Only Legal Hanging; CCHS Publishing a Cookbook; "A Century of Quilts" on Exhibition; Volunteer Edythe Klokseth Retires
CCHS, October, '89 - November, '89
CCHS Accepts Bergquist Cabin; 400 Years of the Knitting Machine; Islands on the Stream: Clay County's Southwest Border; CCHS Offers Historical Perspective for R/UDAT Report; CCHS Hosts Mini Workshop on Spinning Wheels; Quilt Documentation Day Held at the Hjemkomst Center; Second Annual Holiday Heritage Festival Enjoyed at the Hjemkomst Center; "Exploring the Planets" Exhibition Opens

1990

CCHS, January, '90 - February, '90
The Moorhead Ice Company; "Fun in the Sun" and "Science of Sports" on Exhibition
CCHS, March, '90 - April, '90
Oh, What a Beautiful Baby; Science Decathlon; Phil Kieselbach's SPP Railroad Cafe in Barnesville
CCHS, May, '90 - June, '90
'Til the Cows Come Home; American Legion Building Slated for Demo; Annual Meeting; A Century of Bathing Suits; Comic Book History; Trygve Olson; Viking Age Club at the Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival
CCHS, July, '90 - August, '90
Moorhead National Guard Armory Time Capsule from 1934; Moorhead neighborhood "The Point"; CCHS Awarded Moorhead Humanities Commission Grant
CCHS, September, '90 - October, '90
Dating Historical Photos; Rerouting the Red River and Building St. John's Dike, 1959-60; PAST Trunks; "A House of Our Dreams"; "Where Great Lakes Meet Plains"
CCHS, November '90 - December, '90
Old North Bridge Concrete Pilings; Islands of Glacial Lake Agassiz near Downer; Louis Ford & Sophie Goslin's Harvest Festival Wedding; Clay County Collection Management; Manitoba Museums Annual Meeting

1991

CCHS, January, '91 - February, '91
Valentines Remembered: 1930s; "3-D Visions" Opens; Civil War Vet Adam Stein Turns Potatoes into Ferry; Hawley Ice Carnival, 1934; Alsop Brothers' Ice Boat Experiment, 1883; CCHS Adopts New Logo
CCHS, March, '91 - April, '91
Algona Branch Camp 1: WWII German POW Camp; Magnus Wefald: Lawyer, Legislator, and Loner; Easter Lore; Killer Blizzard of 1941; Michael Michlovic and the Kensington Runestone; Scandinavian Molded Boxes; "Scandinavian Sampler" Opens
CCHS, May, '91 - June, '91
Florence Klingensmith, Clay County Aviatrix; Moorhead High School Breaks Ground in 1921; "Welcome to Dilworth" Opens; Preserving Ethnic Heritage through Dance; Viking Age Club Returns to Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival; Annual Meeting
CCHS, July, '91 - August, '91
Moorhead Mourns Assassinated President McKinley, 1901; Clay County's 1936 Heat Wave; 100 Years of Tradition at Concordia College; Bachelors of Dale, 1936; First Clay County Fair in Barnesville, 1914; Program Council Update
CCHS, September, '91 - October, '91
Fashion by Decree, WWII; Records, Files, and Videotape: Collections Management; Cookbooks Enlisted in WWII Effort; Fargo-Moorhead and WWII Opens; Things That Go Bump: Clay County Ghost Stories; "Concordia College, 1891-1991" Opens; Gardening during WWII; Volunteer Francelia Iverson
CCHS, November, '91 - December, '91
Herman "Reindeer Man" Malheim Visits Hawley, 1933 & 1935; Moland Township Christmas, 1870; Glyndon Christmas Village, 1872; Zion Lutheran Church and Silver Lake Cemeteries; Barnesville Area Heritage Society Donates Collections to CCHS; Moorhead's Cedar Pavement, 1894; Naturalization Records in the Clay County Archives

1992

CCHS, January, '92 - February, '92
John Erickson's Moorhead Brewery, 1875 - 1901; Moorhead Musicians Bertha Darrow and Stella Demars Perform at World Fair, 1893; David France: Hawley Inventor; Nils Wiger: Ulen Farmer and Family; City Directories in the Clay County Archives; "An Ending & A Beginning": Bobby Vee, Buddy Holly, and the Day the Music Died; "Quilts and Other Comforts"
CCHS, March, '92 - April, '92
Lamb Brothers' Brickyards; Leif Erickson, Clay County Farmer, Wins Bronze at 1893 Columbian Exposition; "Leonardo Da Vinci: The Inventions" Opens; St. Patrick's Day in Clay County; Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps in the Clay County Archives; Annual Meeting
CCHS, May, '92 - June, '92
Hans Langseth: Bearded Wonder; How the 1893 Fargo Fire Affected Moorhead; Clay County Residents Attend the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago; Hjemkomst Voyage 10th Anniversary Events; "Maps and the Columbian Encounter" Opens
CCHS, July, '92 - August, '92
Reducing, Reusing, Recycling: Frugal Home Economy Tips from History; O.E. Flaten Photographs First National Park [Yellowstone]; Clay County: Land of 107 Lakes; Newspapers in the Clay County Archives; Country School Comes Alive at Rollag's District 3 Woodland Schoolhouse; "Vikings: Then and Now" Opens; "I Do, I Do" Wedding Exhibition Opens
CCHS, September, '92 - October, '92
Teddy and Elliott Roosevelt's Clay County Hunting Trip; Moorhead's Wooden Lung and the Polio Epidemic, 1952; "Seeds of Change": Columbian Expedition Exhibitions Opens; Dorothy Garven's Report on the Barnesville Area Heritage Society; CCHS to Visit the MNHS History Center; PAST Trunks Turn 5; "Yesterday's Medicine" Opens
CCHS, November' 92 - December, '92
Spanish Influenza in Clay County, 1918; Profile of Clay County Physician Dr. Thysell; Census Records in the Clay County Archives; CCHS Attends Minnesota History Center Grand Opening; CCHS Members Visit MNHS History Center; M.M. Fulton: a Doctor, Salesman, and Policeman

1993

CCHS, January, '93 - February, '93
Quack Devices and Psuedoscience: Violet Ray Machine and Magnecoil; Crume Kennels' Dog near Glyndon; Just How Cold: Sub-zero Temperatures in Clay County, 1936; Prophecies from the Past: Ladies' Home Journal in 1900
CCHS, March, '93 - April, '93
Bob McCoy's Phrenology Machine, from the Museum of Questionable Medical Devices; An Overview of Historical Collection at CCHS; "Dinamation" and "North Dakota Fossils" Open; Gunfight on Fourth Street: the Murder of Moorhead Patrolman Roy Larson; Presidential Phrenology and Hat Sizes
CCHS, May, '93 - June, '93
Annual Meeting Minutes; Restoration Architect Supports Barnesville City Hall Preservation; An Overview of Historical Preservation at CCHS; Bicycling in Clay County at the End of the 19th Century; "Bicycles" Opens
CCHS, July, '93 - August, '93
The Charm of Restoring the Ericksons' Depression-Era Home; An Interview with Russian Exchange Student and CCHS Intern Ekaterina Parton; An Overview of Historical Education at CCHS; Family History Workshop 18 Set; CCHS Shares 1934 Ulen/Hitterdal Community Film at the Clay County Fair; Bergquist Pioneer Cabin Comes Alive during Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival; "A Century of Cycling"
CCHS, September, '93 - October, '93
CCHS's Youngest Volunteers, Seth and Clair Harris, Big Hit at Parades; CCHS Acquires Charles Nelson's Soapbox Derby Car from the 1950s; Historical Inventions from the 'Good 'ol Days'; An Overview of the Flaten/Wange Glass Plate Negative Collection; Hair Artistry: An Overview of Hair Jewelry; CCHS Fall Tour of the Minnesota History Center Set
CCHS, November, '93 - December, '93
How to Make a Spool Knitter and Spool-Knit Wreath; A Profile of F. Jay Haynes, Early Clay County Photographer; A History of the Coat Hanger; "Early Motoring in North Dakota" and "For Sale by Owner" on Exhibition; "Clay County: Then and Now" Opens; An Overview of Local, Scandinavian Christmas Traditions; CCHS Volunteer Joins the Army

1994

CCHS, January, '94 - February, '94
A History of Valentine's Day; A History of the Rocking Chair: A Symbol of Democracy; From Pioneer Transportation to Modern Exercise: A History of Skiing; Dinamation's "Mammals from the Past" Opens
CCHS, March, '94 - April, '94
Board Games: An American Pastime; New in the CCHS Archives: A Computer and a Modem; Hjemkomst Center Hires New Staff; Terry Shoptaugh to Discuss WWII Clay County at CCHS Annual Meeting; Computerizing Your Family History
CCHS, May, '94 - June, '94
A Profile of Glyndon Pioneer, Carrie Deming; A Guided Historical Tour of the Red River; Computerizing Your Family History, Pt. 2; Spring Tour of the Minnesota History Center and State Capitol Scheduled
CCHS, July, '94 - August, '94
History Mystery Words; A Profile of Carrie Deming and Lew Huntoon; CCHS Takes Part in Community Parades with 1936 Buffalo Fire Truck; Family History Workshop 19 Scheduled; Bergquist Cabin Comes Alive at Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival; CCHS Volunteer Offered Fellowship at Library of Congress; "Drawing with Light: Photography in Clay County" Opens
CCHS, September, '94 - October, '94
History Mystery Words: Medicine; CCHS Open House Scheduled; A History of the North Dakota Retriever Club; Fall Tour to Fort Snelling and Sibley House Scheduled; Buffalo Fire Truck Featured at Open House
CCHS, November, '94 - December, '94
History Mystery Words: Clothing; Fargo and Moorhead Electric Street Railway, 1904-1937; CCHS President Receives Certificate of Merit Award

1995

CCHS, January, '95 - February, '95
A Brief History of the U.S. Postal System; The Lowdown: A History of Socks; Madeira Embroidery on Display at Barnesville City Library; Patriotism and George Washington's Birthday
CCHS, March, '95 - April, '95
CCHS Annual Meeting to Feature 'Women through the Ages' for 75th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage; Steamboating on the Red River; Death and Marriage Indexes Available in the Clay County Archives; "Old Ruby: Red River of the North" Opens
CCHS, May, '95 - June, '95
CCHS, Mark Peihl Receive River Keeper Education Award; Area Women's Network Plans 75th Suffrage Anniversary; Women's Suffrage: A Struggle Worth Winning; Kelly Aakre Awarded for Service at CCHS Annual Meeting; Navigating the Red River from Moorhead to Winnipeg in 1882 by Loudon Wilson, Pt. 1; An Overview of Marbles; CCHS Tour to Duluth's Depot and Glensheen Mansion
CCHS, July, '95 - August, '95
Family History Workshop 20 Scheduled for September; Summer Full of Celebrations at CCHS; Navigating the Red River from Moorhead to Winnipeg in 1882 by Loudon Wilson, Pt. 2; On Signing an Appeal: A History of Women's Suffrage and Laura Redden, aka Howard Glyndon; Clay County Fair Features CCHS 19th Amendment Booth; The Naming of Glyndon, MN
CCHS, September, '95 - October, '95
CCHS Fall Tour Scheduled; CCHS Returns to Free Public Admission; CCHS Goes Online: "Then & Now" on the Internet; Mark Peihl Receives Pioneer Historian Award from the Red River Valley Heritage Society; An Abandoned Channel of the Red River North of Fargo-Moorhead; Old-Fashioned Game Rules; A Brief History of the Apron; "Votes for Women" Opens Soon

CCHS, November, '95 - December, '95
High School Yearbooks/Annuals in Clay County Archives; Directions for Kulgranskorg, Swedish Christmas Tree Basket; The Great Northern and St. Paul, Pacific, and Manitoba's Railroad War of 1880; History Videos Available at CCHS; CCHS Acquires Fire Underwriters' Inspection Bureau of Minneapolis Fire Insurance Maps; Chris Olson Honored at Farewell Open House; "Moorhead, August 1923", "Old Ruby," and "Votes for Women" on Exhibition

1996

CCHS, January, '96 - February, '96
River Keepers' Interpretive Markers Along River Tell Area's History; What Is It?: Charcoal Crusher; "The Point" Site of Archaeological Dig; CCHS Hosts Hotdog Fundraiser; Business Memberships: A Vital Component of the CCHS Budgeting Plan; "Votes for Women," "Old Ruby," and "Moorhead, August 1923" on Exhibition
CCHS, March, '96 - April, '96
Hotdog Feed at Dilworth WalMart Nets $410; Annual Meeting Set for April 11; A Long Blizzard, March 1866
CCHS, May, '96 - June, '96
Fourth Annual CCHS Spring Tour of History Center, Science Museum Scheduled; CCHS 10th Anniversary Celebration Set for June 13; Barnesville's Thompson House Placed on National Registry of Historic Sites; Button, Button: A History of Campaign Buttons; The Clay County Memorial Forest near Buffalo River State Park; "60 Years of Collecting" Opens
CCHS, July, '96 - August, '96
Moorhead's Viking Ship Park Site of Archaeological Excavations; "On the Road, Again": Edmund Beaver's Travel Games, 1954; Family History Workshop XX1 Scheduled for September 21; Daily Park: Moorhead's Smallest Park; 1928 Chevy Cabrolet Represents CCHS at Area Parades; Memorials Received for Dewey Bergquist; Woodlawn School Near Rollag Hosts Area Students; CCHS Busy in June; CCHS Receives Moorhead Lodge 160 Degree of Honor Donation
CCHS, September, '96 - October, '96
Whaduhwewant? Whaduhyagot?: Clay County Collection Practices; CCHS Sponsors Two-Day Tour of Museums, America's Smithsonian in October; Historic Woodlawn Cabin Once a Stagecoach Station; Rural Free Delivery of Mail Established in 1896
CCHS, November, '96 - December, '96
Spinning a Yarn: A Historical Textile Vocabulary; Recap of the CCHS Fall Tour; Clay County Artifact Requests; The Clay County Historical Society: A History of Our History; CCHS Researching Sand Beach Tuberculosis Sanitorium

1997

CCHS, January, '97 - February, '97
Weather Items on CCHS "Wish List"; CCHS Pleated Log Cabin Quilt Class Scheduled; 100 Years Ago: Movies in Clay County; Plainsmen Black Powder Club Plan Early American Historical Trade and Craft Fair; Russ Honda Nissan Promotes CCHS Exhibition with Community Billboard; Presidential Trivia; "How About That Weather?" Opens
CCHS, March, '97 - April, '97
1880s Log Cabin Quilt Inspires Fundraiser; A Century of Flooding: Snow Melt Floods; Moorhead City Officials Unveil New Senior Center Plan for Hjemkomst Center; Endowment Fund Goal Set at $100,000; Annual Meeting Set for April 10; "How About That Weather?" Grand Opening a Success; CCHS Campaign Effort Sponsored by Lutheran Brotherhood Lake Agassiz Branch
CCHS, May, '97 - June, '97
President's Report: Eventide to Manage Hjemkomst Center; 174-Year-Old Joseph Heckle Map of Fort Snelling Acquired by MNHS; CCHS Weathers Flood of '97 Just Fine; A Casualty to the North: CCHS Aids Flood Efforts of Grand Forks County Historical Society; Quasquicentennial Celebrations Planned for Hawley and Glyndon; CCHS Sets Spring Tour to Stillwater and Little Falls; A History of Clay County Fairs, 1872-1997; CCHS Holds Annual Meeting in Spite of Flood
CCHS, July, '97 - August, '97
CCHS Coordinating Membership Drive; Probstfield Living History Farm to Feature Early Farming Methods; Time Capsule Recovered near Glyndon Community Center; Family History Workshop Scheduled for September 27; WDAY's Hjemkomst Center Benefit Auction Telecast Scheduled for August 17; CCHS Active Throughout Summer; Tornado Wrecks Great Northern Empire Builder, 1931
CCHS, September, '97 - October, '97
CCHS Reaches Membership Goal; Hardanger Violins, Jon Helland, and Knute Syverson; CCHS Sets Sights on Mayo Clinic for Northfield, Rochester Fall Tour; CCHS and KFGO Bring History to Tuesday Afternoon Radio; Laurren Nesmith and Lisa Hanson Intern at CCHS; LDS Volunteers with CCHS; S.P. Wange's Photographs Document Over 50 Years of Clay County Life; CCHS Sponsors Fundraiser at Barnes & Noble; Lecture Series on Norwegian Culture Scheduled at Hjemkomst Center; Quilt Raffle Drawing Set for Christmas Open House, December 7
CCHS, November, '97 - December, '97
President's Report: Architect Unveils Preliminary Plans for Hjemkomst Center, CCHS; CCHS Hosts Traveling Doll from Northern Lights Chapter of the Heartland Region of the Embroiderers' Guild of America; Well Hidden: A History of the Bergquist Cabin; Fun with Dick and Jane: An Overview of Historical Readers (Textbooks); CCHS Plans Tours to Wabasha Street Caves, St. Paul; CCHS Consultant, Former Staffer Claudia Pratt Attends Prestigious Annual Seminar; CCHS Book Fair a Success

1998

CCHS, January, '98 - February, '98
Jan Hagel Walnut Cookies and Dorothy Dodds' Stained Glass Window Cookies: Recipes from the CCHS Christmas Open House; CCHS Plans Gangster Tour to St. Paul, Wabasha; Measuring Up!: A History of Cooking Measurements; Geology Teaches Railroad a Lesson at Stockwood Fill: Mark Peihl and Donald Schwert Collaborate on Paper; Instructions for Videotape Preservation; "Inside, Outside, Upside-Down" Opens March 8; Marion Bjorndahl Wins Quilt Raffle
CCHS, March, '98 - April, '98
Annual Meeting Scheduled for April 16; Barnesville Students to Perform at CCHS Annual Meeting; Carrie Wood and Sara Pudas Intern at CCHS; Household Hints for the Busy Housewife: Historical Household Guides; John Dillinger, Ma Barker, and Babyface Nelson: Gangster Hangouts Focus of CCHS June History Tour; "Inside, Outside, Upside-Down" Opens with High Tea; Transportation Crossroads: A History of Old Georgetown; CCHS's Mark Peihl Delivers History Slideshows Wednesdays at Moorhead Public Library
CCHS, May, '98 - June, '98
A Visual History of Moorhead: Courtesy of Pioneer Photographer Ole E. Flaten; Outreach Program Going Strong After 10 Years, Part 1: Displays; CCHS History Tour Scheduled for June 10, 11 includes Gangsters, Courthouses, a Musical Comedy, and the History Center
CCHS, July, '98 - August, '98
CCHS Awarded Reserve Champion for Clay County Fair Booth; "To Make the Best Better": A History of Clay County 4-H; Big Changes Coming to CCHS Museum: An Update on Hjemkomst Center Renovations; Jennifer Fjelstad Interns at CCHS; Family History Workshop XXIII Scheduled for September 19; Outreach Program Going Strong After 10 Years, Part 2: PAST Trunks; CCHS Gangster Tour Rescheduled for October; Bergquist Cabin Draws Record Crowds during Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival
CCHS, September, '98 - October, '98
President's Report: CCHS Collection Flooded by Damaged Water Main during Hjemkomst Center Renovations; Photo and Textile Preservation Workshops Offered through Moorhead Community Education; Moorhead Boy Scout Troops Assist with Flood Cleanup; Moorhead Fire Truck Finds New Home with Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion; A History of the 1919 Farm Encampment; A Flood and a Recovery: Details from the Hjemkomst Center Water Main Flood; "Bits and Pieces," "Forgotten Things," and "Stitches in Time" on Exhibition
CCHS, November, '98 - December, '98
CCHS Holiday Open House Scheduled for December 6; Outreach Program Going Strong After 10 Years, Part 2: Programs and Demonstrations; Moorhead's 1880s (Un)well: A Failed Artesian Well; A Brief Scrapbook Guide

1999

CCHS, January, '99 - February, '99
CCHS On the Move Again!: Renovations Underway at the Hjemkomst Center; A Brief History of Ketchup; Holiday Open House Brings Final Reception in Old CCHS Quarters; Where Did They Land and Why?: Clay County Settlement in 1879; Looking Forward to Looking Back: Predicting the Year 2000 from the 1800s; CCHS Awarded MNHS Grant for Microfilm Newspapers; CCHS Issues New Collections Wishlist: CCHS Considering Titanic Tour in St. Paul
CCHS, March, '99 - April, '99
President's Report: William Lass Shares History of Minnesota's Territorial Borders; Florence "Treetops" Klingensmith Inducted into Aviation Hall of Fame; Important Photographs, Microfilm Made Possible Through Generous Donations; Construction Nears Completion: Hjemkomst Center Grand Reopening Set; A Sobering Look at 19th Century Life: Exploring Death Records from Clay County's Frontier Era; How Old Is It?: Dating Artifacts for CCHS Collections; CCHS Member Donates $500 for Scanner; "Stitches In Time" Opens
CCHS, May, '99 - June, '99
CCHS Seeks Volunteers; Irene Hogan Nominated for 1999 Golden Rule Award; Moorhead Artist Ralph DeCamp Featured in Major Exhibit in Helena, Montana; Mark Peihl Accepts Aviation Award on Behalf of Florence Klingensmith Family; Eagle Scouts Build Storage Shelving for CCHS Collections; An Overview of Death Record Terminology; Searching for Abandoned Cemeteries in Clay County
CCHS, July, '99 - August, '99
Grand Reopening Hosted at Hjemkomst Center in May; Volunteer Opportunities Available at CCHS; Who Settled Where?: Clay County's Ethnic Settlement Patterns in 1910; Artifacts from 1919 School Part of CCHS Collections; Peterson/Larson Reunion Quilt Sparks Memories
CCHS, September, '99 - October, '99
Ophelia's Story: New York Orphan Ophelia (Hoefling) Gleason's Move to Clay County; Samplers: The Fine Art of Stitches; Earning a Living Back Then: Dressmaking in Clay County; CCHS Sets Orphan History Tour for November; Today's Dressmaker: A Profile of Moorhead Fashion Designer Kyle Pearson; Moorhead Teacher and CCHS Boardmember Dorothy Dodds Receives MSU's Distinguished Alumni Award; Family History Workshop XXIV Scheduled for September 25
CCHS, November, '99 - December, '99
President's Report: CCHS Seeks Endowment Contributions; A Profile of CCHS Intern Cheryl Lackman; CCHS Wishing for Tape Deck, 8mm Projector, and Video Camera; Pondering on the New Year: Local Attitudes about New Centuries; FM Communiversity Sets Series on Novelist Frederick Manfred; The Comstock House Readies for Holiday Tours and Tea

2000

CCHS, January, '00 - February, '00
CCHS President Galen Vaa Appointed District Court Judge, Resigns from Board; Membership Dues Raised February 1; Stitch and Sew Workshop at Hjemkomst Center Scheduled for February 3; Crime and Liquor in Moorhead: A look at Moorhead Alcohol-Related Arrests; Voices from the Past: A Look at CCHS Autograph Albums
CCHS, March, '00 - April, '00
"Whatchu Got?" Guru Harry Rinker Offers Artifact Appraisals at Hjemkomst Center; Just Leave Your Card: A Brief History of Business Cards; A Few Thoughts about Red River Carts and Trails; An Overview of the 1920 U.S. Census; Voices from the Past: Moorhead Letters from 1900 Retrieved; CCHS Searching for Volunteers; Concordia College's Bell Choir to Perform at Annual Meeting; Eric Mimnaugh Joins CCHS as Part-time Staff
CCHS, May, '00 - June, '00
Antique and Collectible Appraisal Clinic Set for June 18; Paul Harris Leads Cemetery Research Workshop; Family History Workshop XXV Set for September 16; Local Board Games: Cecil Brinley's "Watergate & Impeachment" and Milco's "Fargo, West Fargo, Moorhead"; Minnesota Artifact Recovery Group to Display Treasures at Hjemkomst Center; Red River Cart Trails in Clay County, Part 1; CCHS Seeks Matching Fund Contributions
CCHS, July, '00 - August, '00
CCHS Continues Membership Drive, Offers Free Renewal Prize; Sash Trapp Interns at CCHS; The Randa General Store in Georgetown; Family Heirloom Preservation Workshop Scheduled for September 21; Living History at the Bergquist Cabin during Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival; Red River Cart Trails in Clay County, Part 2; On the Road Again: Ford Motor Company Travel Games; CCHS Receives Blandin Grant for Camcorder
CCHS, September, '00 - October, '00
CCHS History Tour to include Minnesota History Center Archival Research; What's in the Archives?: Our Microfilm Collection, Part 1; CCHS Gets a Camcorder; Rabbit Egg: Arnie Ellingson's Reminiscences of the Minnesota State Fair in the 1950s; "Keeping in Touch: 125 Years of Communicating" Opens; "Oh, You Beautiful": A Brief History of Paper Dolls from Anne Tolstoi Wallach; CCHS Sponsors Barnes & Noble Book Fair; Mary Helm Interns at CCHS
CCHS, November, '00 - December, '00
CCHS Shares Fargo-Moorhead 125th Anniversary Exhibition; What's in the Archives?: Our Microfilm Collection, Part 2; Rok Day Celebration Announced for January 13; John Kolness Publishes "The Last One Hundred Years in Moorhead, Minnesota, 1900-2000"

2001

CCHS, January, '01 - February, '01
A New Year's Quiz from Country Press, 1942; Unsolved and Unproductive: A History of the NP Train Robbery, 1897; An Overview of Norwegian Tines; CCHS Takes Part in Fargo-Moorhead Favorites Contest; Alisa Johnson Interns at CCHS; "Stitches in Time" and "Keeping in Touch" on Exhibition
CCHS, March, '01 - April, '01
CCHS Seeking City Directories; CCHS Receives a Quilt Conservation Grant; Volunteers Shirley Stelter, Jason Rufledt Make It Happen; Preservation Workshop Set for May 17; Pam Burkhardt to Present "Dressed for the Camera" at Annual Meeting; A Burning Passion: A History of Pyrography; Lines on a Map: A History of Clay County's Borders; Altynay Yerkegulova Interns with CCHS
CCHS, May, '01 - June, '01
CCHS Website Coming Soon; The Language of Spring Flowers; Home Is Where the Heart Is: Pioneer Play Presented at the Hjemkomst Center; Overlooked Genealogy Materials in the Clay County Archives; Origins of the Folksong, "Remember the Red River Valley"; Swedish Traditions Celebrated at Bergquist Pioneer Cabin
CCHS, July, '01 - August, '01
President's Report: CCHS Acquires Randolph M. Probstfield Artifacts; American Legion Time Capsule Opened; Old Moorhead American Legion Hall; A Bird's-Eye View of Moorhead in 1882: W.H. Frisbie's Aerial Photo; Family History Workshop to Feature Military Research
CCHS, September, '01 - October, '01
Grand Opening Set for "Toys, Toys, Toys" on October 20; CCHS Fall History Tour Scheduled in October; County Seat Fight Between Moorhead, Glyndon a Bitter Struggle; Family Affair: An Overview of the Probstfield Collections; Minnesota Death Records Can Be Accessed Online
CCHS, November, '01 - December, '01
Toy Trivia; Grand Opening of "Toys, Toys, Toys" a Hit; American Legion Site Has a Long, Interesting History; Alison Ostgarden Interns with CCHS; Holiday Opening House on December 8

2002

CCHS, January, '02 - February, '02
President's Report: Margaret Ristvedt Announces Retirement; 4H Items Sought for 100th Anniversary Display; Is That Possible?: A Look Back at Old Predictions; A Personal Canning Story; What's in a Name?, Part 1: Place Names of Clay County; CCHS Website Up and Running...Finally
CCHS, March, '02 - April, '02
President's Report: Search Underway for Office Manager; 4H Items Sought for 100th Anniversary Display; John Peterson to Share Appalachian Music and Folk Tales at Annual Meeting; "Well, how about that?": Toy Trivia; What's in a Name?, Part 2: Clay County Post Offices; Red River Valley Doll Club to Host CCHS Program at the Hjemkomst Center; Crowd Enjoys Native American and Pioneer Games with Joe Gartner
CCHS, May, '02 - June, '02
President's Report: Donna Voxland in as President; Lisa Hanson in as Director; 4H Items Sought for 100th Anniversary Display; 1930 US Census Coming Soon; Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival Scheduled; A Big Story about a Little (Doll) House; CCHS Website Tracking Regular Visits; Viking Tour Set for December; What's in a Name?, Part 3: Townships; New Hours for CCHS Museum and Archives
CCHS, July, '02 - August, '02
Family History Workshop Scheduled; Autograph Quilts in CCHS Collections; Margaret Ristvedt Retires, Says Goodbye; What's in a Name?, Part 4: Clay County Odds and Ends; Baker and Geir Toy Collection on Display; CCHS Seeking Food Items for "Eating Out in Clay County"
CCHS, September, '02 - October, '02
Bergquist Cabin Open House a Success; "Eating Out in Clay County" to Open November 10; Autograph Quilts at CCHS; Irene Hogan Donates Laura Youngbird's "Measure Me"; Peggy Ramstad Discusses Dolls at the Hjemkomst Center; 4H Centennial Celebrated at Clay County Fair; Toy Collecting Programs Scheduled This Fall; Telephones an Early Innovation in Clay County; Building Your Legacy the Theme of HEC Family History Workshop; "Mexicanos in the Red River Valley" Coming to CCHS
CCHS, November, '02 - December, '02
A History of Dining: "Eating Out in Clay County" Opens; Autograph Quilts at CCHS; Evolution of the Hot Lunch Program; CCHS Board of Directors Endorses Red River Valley Leave a Legacy; Yolanda Arauza Photo Exhibit, "Mexicanos in the Red River Valley" Opening in January

2003

CCHS, January, '03 - February, '03
Eating Out in Clay County Communiversity Begins; Meals for Many: Historical Recipes for Crowds; Maps, Maps, and More Maps: Applying GIS Technology to Clay County History; CCHS Website a Year Old
CCHS, March, '03 - April, '03
President's Report: CCHS Begins New Membership Drive; MHS Offers Workshops for National Library Week; FM Area Foundation Awards Grant for Janet Letnes Martin "Lutheran Lady" Program; Greetings from Your President: Clay County Draft Board Records, WWI; Be Our Guest: Cooking for Company
CCHS, May, '03 - June, '03
The 26th Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival Scheduled for June; Minnesota Memories Author Offers Program at Hjemkomst Center; To Serve and Protect: A History of Aprons; Janet Martin Program Brings 150 Visitors; Historical Organizations Around Minnesota Face Budget Shortfall; Tractors, Trucks, and GIS: Reflections on the CCHS Annual Meeting; Bergan, Leathes, Watt, and White Join CCHS Board
CCHS, July, '03 - August, '03
CCHS Faces Budget Cuts; "Mines & Pines" Tour to Iron Range Set for September; The Multicultural Midwest: An Oral History Project; CCHS Welcomes Summer Intern, Kara Mjones; A Whistle Blows...for the First Time in 120 Years at WMSTR; Steamboat a' Comin': The International's Steam Whistle; CCHS Plans Woodland School Open House
CCHS, September, '03 - October, '03
Back to School: CCHS Education Collections; Duplication the Old Way: Hektographs, Mimeographs, and Spirit Duplicators in the CCHS Collections; "German POW Art and Artifacts" Opens in January; A Streetcar Named 28: A Moorhead Streetcar on the Block
CCHS, November, '03 - December, '03
Eleanor Ostman, Author of "Minnesota Eats Out," Gives Book Talk at CCHS; CCHS's Burkhardt and HHIC's Sather Identify Artifacts at the Hawley Public Library; Holiday Open House Scheduled for December 20; Interns Densmore and Jorgenson Get Hands-On Experience at CCHS; Endangered: Moorhead's Kassenborg Block and Douglas House Eligible for National Register

2004

CCHS, January, '04 - February, '04
President's Report: CCHS Adjusts to New Budget; CCHS's Burkhardt and HHIC's Sather Identify Artifacts at the Barnesville Public Library; Ed Pluth and Terry Shoptaugh Deliver Lectures on German POWs in Moorhead, Minnesota; CCHS Awarded Xcel Energy Foundation Grant; Pearl Quinnild and Carolyn Barden Join CCHS Board; Lewis and Clark-Themed Tour Scheduled for April 29; An Overview of School Census Records, 1909-1940
CCHS, March, '04 - April, '04
One-Woman Play, "Coya Comes Back," Scheduled for CCHS Annual Meeting; The Jens Larson and Pauline Peterson Reunion Quilt; HHIC Exhibiting "Snow Country Prison," Looking at Local WWII Internment; Concordia Cobbers Kate Plagman and Jamie Fors Intern at CCHS; CCHS Charging Research Fees to Bridge Funding Gap; Greater Moorhead Days Are Back
CCHS, May, '04 - June, '04
Dale White Begins CCHS Presidency; Bergquist Cabin Open House Set for June 25, 26; "Old, New, Borrowed, Blue: Weddings in Clay County" Opens; Harvest Festival Wedding and More: A Taste of Weddings in Clay County; River Arts Expanding Tuesday Programming; Darren Leno Joins CCHS Board; Bufffalo River State Park: Clay County's Little Gem
CCHS, July, '04 - August, '04
AASLH Awards CCHS Certificate of Commendation; CCHS Offers Ghost Town on September 25; CCHS Board Adopts Long-Range Plan; Old, New, Borrowed, Blue: Five Generations of Wedding Gowns; Wickedest City in the World?: A Look at Early Moorhead's Reputation for Crime and Violence; CCHS Now RSVP Volunteer Station
CCHS, September, '04 - October, '04
MNHS Chief Conservator Discusses Heirloom Preservation; Kassemborg Block and Douglas House Make Top 10 Endangered List; CCHS Romance Raffle includes Dinner at Sarello's; Shoptaugh Publishes "Images of America: Moorhead"; The Worst Plane Crash in Minnesota History: Northwest Airlines Flight 5; Clay County "Ghost Town" Tour Tremendous Success
CCHS, November, '04 - December, '04
Artifacts Found in the Douglas House; CCHS Members Respond in Donations; CCHS Hosting Ugliest Bridesmaid Dress Contest; "Here Comes the Bridge: Weddings in America" Opens January 22; A Wedding Story: Edward Moe and Olga Anderson; Birth Record Access Threatened; CCHS Accepts AASLH Award in St. Louis; CCHS Photos: A Year in Review

2005

CCHS, January, '05 - February, '05
"Here Comes the Bride" on Exhibition through March 13; Donations Continue to Roll in; Ghosts in the Walls: A Closer Look at the Douglas House Objects, Part 1; CCHS Seeking Boardmembers; Annual Meeting Set for April 12; Looking Back: 20 Years with CCHS; Historic Treasure Unearthed in Douglas House
CCHS, March, '05 - April, '05
"Inside, Outside, Upside Down" Opens; Annual Meeting Set for April 12; Ghosts in the Walls: A Closer Look at the Douglas House Objects, Part 2; Hawley Cow Mystery Solved, 1958; Discovering Your House's History: An Overview for Homebuyers and Historians
CCHS, May, '05 - June, '05
President's Report: Barden, Ulven, Prim Join CCHS Board; Bergquist "Christmas at the Cabin" in June; Burkhardt and Murch Honored at Record Annual Meeting; IMLS Awards CCHS Prestigious Grant; Probstfield Organic Gardens Open; Thrivent, Paulson, and Volunteers Provide Shelves for CCHS; CCHS History Tour Heads to Duluth; Recreation on the Red: A History of River Entertainment
CCHS, July, '05 - August, '05
President's Report: CCHS Proceeds with Museum Assessment Program; Duluth History Tour Scheduled for September 22, 23; Steve Hoffbeck Talks Black Baseball in Minnesota at CCHS; Baseball's Beginnings in Clay County; Almost 150 Attend Bergquist "Christmas at the Cabin"; Probstfield Organic Gardens Season Review
CCHS, September, '05 - October, '05
Director's Report: CCHS Continues Annual Membership Fundraiser; 1905 Moorhead Souvenir Book Reprinted for Sale at Hjemkomst Center; Burkhardt Discusses Women's Fashion for Communiversity "Corsets & Crinolines" Course; Artists Studio Showcase Work in Hjemkomst Atrium; Softball in Clay County: The Early Years; Development of the Probstfield Trail; HHIC Celebrates Pangea on October 2; Clay County's Fallen Heroes: The Deaths of Officers George Bridwell and Alexander McLean; CCHS Duluth History Tour a Hit; Katrina Emergency Relief Act Opens Possibilities for Area Charities
CCHS, November, '05 - December, '05
CCHS Receives Overwhelming Support in Annual Fundraising Drive; Preservation and Downtown Development in Moorhead; Girl Culture Opens at HHIC; Holocaust Survivor David Faber Speaks at Hjemkomst Center; Shoptaugh Delivers Talk on German Stern and German Jews on February 18; Using Clues: When Was this Photo Taken?; Souvenir of Moorhead Now Available; Holiday Open House Hosted in the Atrium

2006

CCHS, January, '06 - February, '06
President's Report: 2006 Brings Year of the Museum, CCHS Assessment Program; CCHS Celebrates 70 Years of Collections; Over $5000 Raised in Annual Fund Drive; CCHS Membership Report; County Commissioners Brunsvold and Evert Trade CCHS Board Seat; 2006 is the Year of the Museum; Dressed for the Camera: Clues on Photos; Dressed for the Camera: Finding Alice Westfall
CCHS, March, '06 - April, '06
Annual Meeting Set for May 9; "Boats, Bikes, and BBQs" Opens April 29; Board Applications Open; Red River Woodcarvers Display Their Work; Mayors Declare 2006 the Year of the Museum; Estate Planning Workshop Set for April 22; The Ku Klux Klan in Clay County; Dressed for the Camera: Clues on the Photos Update
CCHS, May, '06 - June, '06
Museums Unveil Passport Program; President's Report: Darren Leno Elected CCHS President; Famous Swedes Featured at Bergquist During Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival; Annual History Tour Sets Sights for Winnipeg; Board Enjoys a Historical Meal at Planning Meeting; Frequently Asked Questions about CCHS; Glyndon's Firebug Curse, Part 1
CCHS, July, '06 - August, '06
CCHS Seeking Restoration of Buffalo Fire Engine; Duane Walker Joins Board; Winnipeg History Tour Leaves September 21; CCHS Forms 75th Anniversary Committee; Frequently Asked Questions About CCHS; Glyndon's Firebug Curse, Part 2; "Bikes, Boats, and BBQs" and "Inside, Outside, Upside Down" on Exhibition
CCHS, September, '06 - October, '06
President's Report: Woodland School a Valuable Artifact; CCHS Celebrating Diamond Jubilee; The Three-Legged Stool: A History of CCHS Since 1986; CCHS Creating Preservation Funds; CCHS Offers a Variety of Community Programs: Book One Today; CCHS Seeking Volunteers
CCHS, November, '06 - December, '06
Jubilee Kickoff a Success; CCHS Offers a Variety of Community Programs; Holiday Open House Scheduled for December 9; CCHS Series Offered through Moorhead Community Ed; "We Are Afraid": The 1918 Spanish Flu Epidemic in Clay County; Diamond Jubilee Fund Drive Yields Early Results

2007

CCHS, January, '07 - February, '07
CCHS Hosts Harry Rinker for Antique Appraisal Clinic; May Day Tentative Date of CCHS Annual Meeting; Heritage Education Commission Awards Andrea Rootham with the Beverly Paulson Family History Award; An Overview of the Randolph Probstfield Family Collection; Softball in Clay County: The Shorty Kondos Collection; Another Sobering Look at 19th Century Life: Cause of Death in Early Clay County; Hjemkomst Center Roof Replaced: Ship Gallery Reopens; Area Students Jump-Start Conservation at Probstfield Living History Farm
CCHS, March, '07 - April, '07
Three Quilts Created for 75th Anniversary Gala Silent Auction; Annual Meeting Scheduled for May 1 in Glyndon; Bergquist Cabin Open House Scheduled June 22, 23; Local Board Game Trivia; CCHS Receives Moorhead Daily News Microfilm Collection; LDS Church Digitizes CCHS Records; Steamboat Pilots' Red River Placenames; Steve Grineski's New Book "Baby Dragons" Remembers Moorhead Campus School; Major CCHS Collections Featured in 3rd Floor Displays
CCHS, May, '07 - June, '07
Clay County History Tour Scheduled for September 15; 30th Annual Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival Prompts Rosemaling, Weaving Exhibitions through July; Engelhardt Publishes "Gateway to the Northern Plains: Railroads and the Birth of Fargo and Moorhead"; The Last Homestead: An Overview of Clay County's Final Homestead Claims; Artist and CCHS Member Donna Chalimonczyk Creates Historical Art Series
CCHS, July, '07 - August, '07
CCHS Hosts Old-Fashioned Spelling Bee at Woodland School; Keepsake Tabloid Planned for September/October Newsletter; CCHS's 75th Anniversary Gala Set for October 5; "Keeping In Touch" Opens November 6; Dilworth's Genesis: The Formation of a Clay County City
CCHS, September, '07 - October, '07
Note: the September 2007 issue of the CCHS Newsletter was offered as a keepsake tabloid printed by the Barnesville Record-Review.
CCHS, November, '07 - December, '07
No publication

2008

CCHS, January, '08 - February, '08
Director's Message: Thank You for a Successful Anniversary Celebration; "Keep In Touch" Exhibition Examines Communications Technologies: Grand Opening Set for March 13; Mike Hanson, Genealogical Society of Utah Digitzing CCHS Materials; CCHS Member Larry Jacobson Wins Hansel Art Print; Minnesota Celebrates Sesquicentennial; MNHS Executive Director Nina Archabal Delivering Remarks at CCHS Annual Meeting; MSUM Student Kurt Reuther Comples CCHS Internship; A Bridge That Might Have Been: A History of the Fargo-Moorhead Electric Street Railway Bridge
CCHS, March, '08 - April, '08
President's Report: CCHS and HHIC Discussing Future; CCHS Annual Meeting Set for May 7, Archabal to Deliver Keynote; Probstfield Farm Picnic Scheduled for May 15; CCHS Researching "Century" Farms; Minnesota Celebrates Sesquicentennial Week May 11-18 in St. Paul; Mystery Building: Moorhead's Midway Saloon and Restaurant;
CCHS, May, '08 - June, '08
Treats and Crafts at the Bergquist Cabin Open House June 27, 28; CCHS's Second Annual Gala to Feature Local Rock and Roll Legends The Shadows; CCHS Seeking Photos of Area Entertainment; Clay County Recipe, Muskoda Special Pie, Selected for MN150 Cookbook; CCHS History Tour to Include New Ulm Oktoberfest; PAST Trunks Mark 20th Anniversary; Timber Culture Act: An Overview of Clay County's Successful Timber Claims
CCHS, July, '08 - August, '08
President's Report: HHIC and CCHS Considering Merger, Fielding Perspectives; CCHS History Tour to Stop in New Ulm, Minnesota History Center; Lew Ronken and The Shadows Headline CCHS Gala; CCHS Outreach Display Program Turns 20; Clay County's First Combines, 1927; "Keep In Touch" on Exhibition
September, '08 - October, '08
Note: the September 2008 issue of the CCHS Newsletter was offered as a keepsake tabloid printed by the Barnesville Record-Review.
November, '08 - December, '08
No publication

2009

HCSCC, The Hourglass, Spring 2009
President's Letter: HCSCC Fights Flood at the Hjemkomst Center; From the Interim Executive Director: HCSCC Takes Shape, Seeks Executive Director; Meet the HCSCC Staff: Mark Peihl, Lisa Vedaa, Michelle Kittleson, Markus Krueger; A New Viking Ship Goes Home to...Ireland: A History of the Sea Stallion from Glendalough; Fire Horses to the Rescue: Moorhead's Early Firefighting Efforts; HCSCC Seeks Flood Relief
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Summer 2009
HCSCC Opens "Two Photographers: The Works of O.E. Flaten and S.P. Wange"; President's Letter: Flood Impacts HCSCC Attendance, Admissions; Quinnild, Jordheim, Bertschi, Leno Elected Board Officers; Committees Formed; Burkhardt Retires; HCSCC Receives Several Grants; From the Interim Executive Director: New HCSCC Staff Fights Flood; HCSCC Archives Helps Solve Mystery: Albert Norby's Purple Heart; Red River Steamboating's Sesquicentennial: An Overview from Oxcarts to Anson Northup; Meet New Staff Member Tim Jorgensen; Back to the 50s Gala Scheduled for October; Titanic History Tour Scheduled for September; Viking Villager Profile: Sam "Hrodir" Swalley; Curator's Column: Flood Report, Community Programs
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Fall 2009
Special tabloid issue produced by Barnesville Record Review.
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Winter 2009
HCSCC Schedules Holiday Open House; New Arrival for the Vedaa Family; Georgetown Community Affairs Committee Honored with Heritage Award for Georgetown's Sesquicentennial; President's Letter: HCSCC's First Year in Review; From the Interim Executive Director: 2009 and the HHIC/CCHS Merger in a Nutshell; The Golden Age of Drive-Ins in Fargo-Moorhead: The Starlite and Moonlite Theatres; Back to the '50s Gala a Success; "Lincoln's Legacy in North Dakota" and "Liberty Loan Posters" on Exhibition; Pangea Brings 1300 Visitors to the Hjemkomst Center

2010

HCSCC, The Hourglass, Spring 2010
HCSCC Annual Meeting Scheduled for March; HCSCC Receives Major Grants; The Flood of 1952; An Update on the Fourth Annual Viking Village; Two Old Moorhead Buildings Rehabbed: Simon Warehouse, Corwin Chrysler, and the Old Moorhead Armory
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Summer 2010
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Fall 2010
Special tabloid issue produced by Barnesville Record Review.
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Winter 2010
Ipsum Lorem

2011

HCSCC, The Hourglass, Spring 2011
Ipsum Lorem
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Summer 2011
Ipsum Lorem
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Fall 2011
Special tabloid issue produced by Barnesville Record Review.
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Winter 2011
Ipsum Lorem

2012

HCSCC, The Hourglass, Spring 2012
Ipsum Lorem
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Summer 2012
Ipsum Lorem
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Fall 2012
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HCSCC, The Hourglass, Winter 2012
Ipsum Lorem

2013

HCSCC, The Hourglass, Spring 2013
HCSCC's Annual Meeting to Feature Jim Bortnem of the Garrick Theater; Regular Hours Resume at the Hjemkomst Center; Executive Director: A Successful Year in 2012; "The Hjemkomst: Thirty Years Later" Debuts at the Fargo Film Festival; Saving Hawley's Garrick Theater; "Prairie Daughters" Opens to a Crowd; Moorhead's Urban Renewal; Stein Farm Inspires Donna Chalimonczyk; "The Boom: 1945-1960" Opens at the Barnesville Library; The Wines of Germany Featured March 30; Book Talks: H. Elaine Lindgren to Discuss "Land in Her Own Name"; Roger Quam to Discuss "The Teacher"; Volunteer Spotlight: Diane Wray Williams Transitions from City Council to Hjemkomst Volunteer; Anne Kaese, Kim Jore Teach Calligraphy, Ukrainian Egg; 2012 Membership List
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Summer 2013
From the Executive Director: HCSCC Annual Meeting a Great Success; Eagle Scout Project Benefits Yankee Cemetery in Rollag; Telge Glima Brings Viking Games to Midwest Viking Festival; Serendipity and Archival Materials: Good Luck Brings Early Riverton Township Records to HCSCC; If These Trees Could Talk: Joe Zeleznik's Clay County Dendrochronology; Clay County's Three Civil War Volunteers, Part 1; The National Register: Dispelling the Myths; My Internship Experience: A Note from Ian Olson; Volunteer Spotlight: Mavis Fredricks; "Prairie Daughters," "National Juried Watermedia Exhibition," and "The FMVA BIG Art Show" on Exhibition
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Fall 2013
German Culture Day Scheduled for September 28; Vijay Gaba Joins HCSCC Board; Rhineland Dinner Fundraiser to Follow German Culture Day; Clay County's Three Civil War Volunteers, Part 2; Volunteer Spotlight: Charles Albert Keller; Officer Peter Ness Shot, 1921; An Overview of the Comstock House; My Internship Experience at HCSCC: Shelby Cossette, Michael Hagley, and Grant Fischer; Snack Shack Success; "Prairie Daughters," "The Saint John's Bible: Heritage Edition," and "The Vikings" on Exhibition
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Winter 2013
HCSCC Hires Jeff Swenson as Weekend Manager; HCSCC Hosts Farewell Reception Celebrating "Prairie Daughters," Annie Stein and Orabel Thortvedt; Walls Can Talk: St. Joseph's Finds Adolph Edenborg's Immigration Papers; HCSCC Seeks Volunteers for "Doing Our Part: Clay County in WWII"; HCSCC Offers Heritage Craft Workshops; Volunteer and Intern Spotlight: Emily Kulzer, Thuy Tran, and Kaia Lind; "Prairie Daughters," "The Vikings," and "Sheel to Shawl" on Exhibition

2014

HCSCC, The Hourglass, Spring 2014
Annual Meeting Set for May 1 at the Galaxie Supper Club; From the Executive Director: The Difference between Dues and Donations; "Doing Our Part: Clay County in WWII" Opens on February 1; An HCSCC Project Update; My Internship Experience: Lizzie Toenyan & Thomas Skinner; Clay County's WWII Civil Defense; Be a Victory Gardener: HCSCC Unveils Victory Garden Project; "Doing Our Part: Clay County in WWII," "Minnesota Disasters," "The FMVA BIG Art Show" on Exhibition; Comstock House Education Grants Available; Volunteer Spotlight: Glenn Filipi
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Summer 2014
Scandinavian Hjemkomst & Midwest Viking Festival Scheduled for June 27, 28; HCSCC Welcomes Monica Millette to the Board; HCSCC Hires New Marketing Coordinator, Amanda Nordick; From the Executive Director: Reflecting on Our Successes; Victory Gardens Growing Around the Region; Murder Most Foul: The Death of Dr. Thrond Egge, 1909, Part 1; Heritage Education Commission Announces 39th Family History Workshop; Special Thanks to Tony Tilton and Moorhead Cable Access Channel; Volunteer Spotlight: Linnea Dahlquist; "Doing Our Part," "Jens Jensen," and "Red River Entrepreneur" on Exhibition
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Fall 2014
German Culture Day Returns September 27: Dale Dahmen and the Flemming Fold Headline; HCSCC Hires Angela Beaton, Linnea Dahlquist, and Jeff Swenson; HCSCC Approves Bylaw Change; Pangea 20 Held in November; Murder Most Foul: The Death of Dr. Thrond Egge, 1909, Part 2; Annie Stein and Orabel Thortvedt Artwork on Display; History Pay Dirt Beneath Barnesville City Hall: HCSCC Finds Historical Court Dockets; Volunteer Spotlight: Eric Clay, Delaney Freer, Marissa Johnson, and Amanda Robson; "Quilt National '13," "Doing Our Part," and "See Your World Through My Eyes" on Exhibition; Volunteer Spotlight: Adam Mousel; Merry Helm to Present New Book, "Prairie Boys at War: Korea June-October, 1950"
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Winter 2014
"Prairie Daughters: The Art and Lives of Annie Stein and Orabel Thortvedt" Recognized for AASLH Award of Merit; Longtime HHIC Volunteer Thelma Henrickson Passes Away; Returning Home the Northern Way: Paul Hesse and Mark Hilde Sail from Norway to America; Archive Stories: Helge Jordanger and Mrs. Lindahl; A Brief History of the Crack in the Hjemkomst Hull

2015

HCSCC, The Hourglass, Spring 2015
Annual Meeting to Feature Dr. Humphrey's 1917 Films of Moorhead; HCSCC Hires Project Archivist Matt Eidem; Chelsey Quiring Joins HCSCC for Research Project; Markus Krueger and Angela Beaton Find New Positions with HCSCC; President's Message: Gloria Lee Steps Down as President After 2 Years; The Fall of a Moorhead Gangster: Jake Schumacher and the Sabin Bank Robbery; HCSCC History Tour Scheduled to Reagan Missile Site, Pembina Museum; "Doing Our Part," "Bloch," and "A Woman's Perspective on Square" on Exhibition; The Black, White, and a Past Well-Written: A Volunteer Experience from Dustin Olson
HCSCC, The Hourglass, Summer 2015
Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion Awarded HCSCC Heritage Award; Matt Eidem Joins HCSCC as Project Archivist; Annual Meeting Recap; The Fall of a Moorhead Gangster: The State of Minnesota vs. Jake Schumacher; Volunteer Experience: Callie King; Charles Erdel: A Moorhead Liquor Dealer, 1899-1915; "Doing Our Part: Clay County in WWII," "Coming of Age: The 1968 Generation," and 'American Dreams" on Exhibition; Monument Dedication Set for Florence Klingensmith, Clay County Aviatrix.