• "In 1880's, When Traveling Pator Arrived, it was Always aSpecial Occasion." Prairies 2, no. 4: September 1976, 22-23. [PDF]
• "Church Architecture." Prairies 8, no. 6: December/January 1984/1985, 31-33. [PDF]
• "Dakota Picturesques." Prairies 8, no. 3: September 1984, 25 29. [PDF]
• Nitschke, Lillian. "Living Pioneers." Prairies 5, no. 1: Summer 1979, 6-7. [PDF]
• Nitschke, Lillian. A Long Walk to Edgeley." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 20-22.
• Overlie, Warren. "Fabulous Rott Family Collection in Ashley Resembles Santa's Secret Treasures." Prairies 1, no. 7: December 1975, 12-21. [PDF]
• "Tragedy in Ashley." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 50 52. [PDF]

• "Assumption Abbey Monastic Outpost on Lonely Prairie Has Long Record in Providing Service." Prairies 4, no. 3: Winter 1978, 8-19 50. [PDF]

Balta, North Dakota

• "Historical Record of our Lady of Mount Carmel Church." 27 April 1938.
• "Stained Glass Windows." n.d.

Burnstad, North Dakota

• Sprunk, Larry. "Burnstad - Portrait of aPioneer Town." Prairies 3, no. 3: August 1977, 30-34 36-39. [PDF]

Cheyenne County, Kansas

• "German-Russians who Came to Cheyenne County, Kansas." n.d. [PDF]

Danzig, North Dakota

• Baumann, Florence. "Danzig." Prairies, Fall 1978, 28-42. [PDF]

Elgin, North Dakota

• "The Secret Prank."Prairies 4, no. 4: Spring 1979, 54 56. [PDF]

Ellendale, North Dakota

• "In Ellendale's Early Days, Railroad was 'All Important'." Prairies 2, no. 6: January 1977, 28-30. [PDF]

Emmons County, North Dakota

• "Descendants of Christian J. and Sophia Albrecht Gather in Linton." Emmons County Record, 24 June 2004.
• "Heny and Lydia Ohlhauser came to the U.S. from Russia in the Early 1900's." Emmons County Record, 15 August 2002, 8.
• "Senger Family was one of the First Pioneer Families in Emmons County." Emmons County Record, 21 December 1999, 29.
  • Senger Family Photos
• Wildermuth, Herman D. "Life on the Farm." n.d.

Eureka, South Dakota

• "Drama, History, art Combine in Eureka, Ellendale for Extracaganza Entertainment."Prairies 2, no. 3: September 1976, 18 20-21 [PDF]
• Eddy, Don. "Hot off the Stove are you Hungry for Home- Cooked fFods, Delicious and Different?." American Magazine, n.d.
• "Eureka, S.D. was once the World's Wheat Mart." Life 3, no. 5: 2 August 1937, 20.
• "A Golden Stream of Wheat Flows From the Thresher to the Elevator." Life 3, no. 5: 2 August 1937, 16.
• "Hard red Sprint Wheat, 'Eureka!'," n.d.
• "Historic Photographs of Eureka, South Dakota." October 1950.
• Mehlhaff, Bruce G. 'Pioneer Doctoer." Prairies 7, no. 7: February 1977, 26-28 [PDF]
• "The U.S. Wheat Farmer gets aGood Price for a Bumper Crop." Life 3, no. 5: 2 August 1937, 15.

Fredonia, North Dakota

• "Moving Day." Prairies 4, no. 4: Spring 1979, 42-47. [PDF]
• "Photo Album from Fredonia Diamond Jubilee." Kulm Messenger, 22-23 June 1979.
• Sandness, Claire. "A Time to Win and aTime to Lose." Kulm Messenger, 22-23 June 1979.
• Strand, Leslie J. "The Jubilee was aHuge Success." Kulm Messenger, 22-23 June 1979.

Forbes, North Dakota

• "Historic Photographs of Forbes, North Dakota." n.d.

Gackle, North Dakota

• "An Afternoon in Gackle." Prairies 3, no. 4: September 1977, 30-35. [PDF]
• "Starting a Bank." Prairies 8, no. 9: April 1985, 30-32.

Glen Ullin, North Dakota

• "A Search of the Past." Glen Ullin Times, 28 June 1984, 2.

Greenway, South Dakota

• "Small Town of Greenway Recalls Glorious Rural Life Some 75 Years Ago." Prairies 1, no.14: July 1976, 22 24-25. [PDF]

Hague, North Dakota

• "100th Anniversary, St. Mary's Catholic Church." n.d.
• "Father Thomas Welk." Emmons County Record 118, no. 15: 11 September 2001, 1-2.
• "Historic Photographs of Hague, North Dakota." n.d.
• Steinemann, Father Richard. "St. Aloysius Catholic Church." n.d.
• Wald, Kathryn Glatt. "My People - My Forefathers." n.d.

Hazen, North Dakota

• "Hazen 75th Anniversary Book 1913- 1988, Hazen 75th Anniversary Book 1913- 1988, Hazen, North Dakota, 21- 23, 27- 29." n.d.

Karlsruhe, North Dakota

• Cantlon, Cleo. "Church Reclaims oil Paintings of Saints." Minot Daily News, n.d.
• Felchle, Clifford. "Mr. and Mrs. John Kiest (Kust)." McClusky Gazette, 1930.
• Längin, Bernd G. "From Karlsruhe... by way of Karlsruhe... to Karlsruhe..." Globus Spezial, n.d., 192.
• "Lost Like a Grain of Wheat, the Village of Karlshruhe Lies in the Endless Expanse of North Dakota." Sueddentsche Zeitung, 9 December 2004.

Krasna, Bessarabia and Krasna, Emmons County, North Dakota

• Becker, Jed J. "Catholic Germans from Russia ."1995, 1085.
• Geisen, Werner. "Bessarabian Cross." Heimatjahrbuch Cochem-Zell, 2006, 197-199.
• "History of the Village of Krasna (Krassna), Bessarabia." n.d.
• Kopp, Leonard G. "Our Journey to the past: Emmental & Krasna." 25 May - 5 June 1999.
• Kopp, Leonard G. "Krasnoe, Ukraine, (formerly, Krasna, Bessarabia) & Penvomaisec, Moldova (formerly Emmental, Bessarabia)."June 1999.
• Malinowsky, Josef. "German Catholic Colonies at the Black Sea: A Bessarabian Colony, Krasna." n.d.
• Ohanneson, Elizabeth Reinbold. "Historical Record Blessed Trinity Church, Emmons County, North Dakota." n.d.
• Ohanneson, Elizabeth. "Strasburg Native is Doing her Part to Restore the Blessed Trinity Church." n.d.
• Solojeva, Z. "A Tribute to Memory: Krasnoe." n.d.
• Ternes, Dr. Waldemar. "On the Search for Traces of One's Forefathers in Bessarabia." n.d.

Krem, North Dakota

• "Krem: The City on a Hill." North Dakota History: Journal of the Northern Plains 39, no. 2: Spring 1972, 19-25, 38.
• "Krem, North Dakota," n.d.

Kulm, North Dakota

• "Visiting Kulm." Prairies 3, no. 5: October 1977, 12-25. [PDF]

Lesterville, Dakota Territory (later South Dakota)

• "Letter of February 12, 1889." 12 February 1889.
• Pfeiffer, John E. "I went to Russia ." n.d.
• "September 13, 1888." n.d.

Lehr, North Dakota

• "Cherry King." Prairies 8, no. 3: September,1984, 111-112
• "Lehr Tabernacle, Lehr, North Dakota." n.d.

Leola, South Dakota

• Plumb, Sally. "Prairie Song." Prairies 9, no. 2: August 1985, 8-11. [PDF]

Linton, North Dakota

• "Grandfather with 93 Grandchildren says it's Good Thing he Likes Kids!." Prairies, Fall 1978, 10-18. [PDF]

Logan County and Napoleon, North Dakota

• Dienhart, Paul. Welkcome to the top: Joey Schmidt and the Schmidt Family." Co-op Country News, 6 February 1978.
• Fettig, Joe A. "Logan County Historical Society Newsletter." March 2007.
• "From Ben Gross." Logan County Historical Society Newsletter, March 2003.
• Gross, John. "Growing up in Logan County." Logan County Historical Society Newsletter, March 2003.
• Schatz, Anton G. "St. Boniface Catholic Church." Logan County Historical Society Newsletter, March 2003.
• Sperle, Peter. "Arrival of the Soo at Napoleon." Logan County Historical Society Newsletter, March 2003.
• Sprunk, Larry. "Logan County Cattle King." Prairies 3, no. 2: July 1977, 24-27 [PDF]

McIntoch County, North Dakota

• Bettenhausen, Mabel Larson. "My Life in McIntosh County Happy Memories of Loving Family." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 18-22.
• Farley, Nina. "In 1889 the Prairie was a Land of Vast Silence." Prairies 4, no. 3: Winter 1978, 36, 38-40. [PDF]
• "Historic Home." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 122-139. [PDF]
• Lacher, Sebastian and Rosalia Schweitzer
  • Lacher, Marion. "Pioneer Family." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 23-35.
  • Lacher, Marion. "Pioneer Family Part 2." Prairies 8, no. 7: February 1985, 24-27.
• "List of Veterans."Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 57-69. [PDF]
• "Lost in a Blizzard." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 13-18.
• "Map of County." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 74-75.
• Meidinger Family
  • Baumann, Alma. "The Inheritance the Epic Journey of the German-Rusian Pioneers Part I." Prairies 7, no. 1: November 1983, 16-20. [PDF]
  • Baumann, Alma. "The Inheritance Part II." Prairies 7, no. 2: December/January 1983/1984, 18-23. [PDF]
  • Baumann, Alma. "The Inheritance Part III." Prairies 7, no. 3: February 1984, 14-18. [PDF]
  • Halverson, Carol Just. "Unser Leute the Story of the German Russian People Part I." Prairies 9, no. 2: August 1985, 12-18.
  • Halverson, Carol Just. "Unser Leute the Story of the German Russian People Part II." Prairies 9, no. 3: September 1985, 14-18.
• Neu, Andrew and Christina
  • "Passage to Dakota a Man's Viewpoint." Prairies 9, no. 4: October-November-December 1985, 22-27.
  • "Passage to Dakota a Woman's Viewpoint." Prairies 10, no. 1: Spring 1986, 14-19.
• Neu, Leona. "Humble Beginnings." Prairies 6, no. 2: Fall 1980, 7-8. [PDF]
• Neu, Leona. "Humble Beginnings Part II." Prairies 6, no. 3: Winter 1980, 4-5. [PDF]
• "Off to a New, Untamed Land." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 79-81. [PDF]
• "Scrapbook." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 114-115. [PDF]
• Schwarz, Friederich and Christina Kruuse
  • "Schwarz Family History." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 53.
• "Seventeen Children in Family: a Very Special Childhood." Prairies 3, no. 6: November 1977, 34-38. [PDF]
• "Two Farms for Families." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 85-87.
• Ulrich, Terry. "A Scary Night Under the Stars." Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 81-84. [PDF]
• Weber, Johannes and Elizabeth Metz
  • Thistles and Lace a Photographic Journey Part I: The Nills." Prairies 7, no. 5: April 1984, 10-22.
  • Weber, Martha Nill. "Thistles and Lace a Photographic Journey Part II. The Webers." Prairies 7, no. 6: May 1984, 26-32, 34-35.

Napoleon, North Dakota

• "Napoleon, North Dakota." Prairies 3, no. 6: January 1978, 28-35. [PDF]

Photographs, South Central, North Dakota

• "Autumn Scenery." Prairies 7, no. 1: November 1983, 24-31. [PDF]

Pierce County, North Dakota

• Axtman, Mary Lynn. "Some Memories of a Silva School Student." May 2003.
• "Quite an Education: Silva School one of the Treasures Found at Prarie Village Museum." Pierce County Tribune, 15 May 2004, 6.

Pfeifer, Kansas

• "Holy Cross Catholic Church." n.d.
• "Holy Cross Catholic Church." n.d.

Selz, North Dakota

• Lind, Bob. "Selz is Small, but that's why People like it." Forum, 15 August 1993, sec. B, B3.

Strasburg, North Dakota

• Albasin, Ted. "Final Bell at St. Ben's: Part of Strasburg History for 79 Years." Emmons County Record, 16 May 1989.
• "Another County Pioneer Passes: Michael Baumgartner, 68, Strasburg, Died Wednesday Afternoon." Emmons County Record, 11 November 1942.
• "Autobiography of Adelheid Fischer Scott 1872 - 1944." n.d.
• Baumgartner, John J. "Pioneer History of the Strasburg Community: Feist, Burgad, Baumgartner and Bauman Blazed Trail for German-Russian Settlers in 1888." Emmons County Record, 1934.
• Blue Room Memories
  • Albasin, Ted. "Final Bell at St. Ben's: Part of Strasburg History for 79 Years." Emmons County Record, 16 May 1989.
  • "Blue Room Memories Didn't go up in Smoke." Emmons County Record, 5 September 2000, sec. 4B.
  • Dosch, Mike. "Blue Room Memories: MATT-RAY Theater Featured Movable Seats." Emmons County Record, 5 September 2000, sec. 1B.
  • Keller, Dr. Edward F. "News & Reviews." Emmons County Record, 5 September 2000, sec. 5B.
  • Masterson, Jolenta. "Fischer Children Grew up Hearing Music Coming from Parties at the Blue Room." Emmons County Record, 5 September 2000, sec. 2B.
  • "Musical Schwab Family Helped make The Blue Room a Place to Remember." Emmons County Record, 5 September 2000, sec. 3B.
• Burke, Allen. "Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church Features in Presentations in Bismarck, Strasburg." Emmons County Record, 25 July 1995, 1, 4.
• Burke, Allan. "Feist Farm was Homesteaded by one of First five German-Russians to Settle in Strasburg area: Jacob Feist Arrived in 1888 ." Emmons County Record, 27 June 2002, 1, 8.
• Conrad, Marc. "Catholic Faith has been Final word in Strasburg." Bismarck Tribune, 1 February 1987, sec. C1.
• Conrad, Marc. "Prairie Landmark vs. Vatican II: Strasburg Catholics Split over Renovation." Bismarck Tribune1 February 1987, sec. A1, A12.
• "County’s Oldest Resident Passes: Johannes Baumgartner, Strasburg, Died Sunday; 288 Descendants." Emmons County Record, January 1940.
• "Death Summons Father Bernard: Pioneer Priest of Fort Yates Died of Cancer Yesterday at Yankton." Emmons County Record, 17 October 1940.
• "Golden Wedding for Pioneers: Mr. and Mrs. Anton Senger Observe Event Monday, October 30." Emmons County Record, November 1946.
• Klein Jr., Jerry. "A Brief History of the People and Parish of Saints Peter and Paul Church, Strasburg, ND ." 1989
  • "Saints Peter and Paul Parish 25th year Jubilee, Strasburg, ND, June 1914." n.d.
  • "Historic Photographs of Strasburg, North Dakota." n.d.
• Kloberdanz, Timothy J. "Strasburg, North Dakota: Ethnic Heritage and Language Schools in America: Strasburg, North Dakota." Studies in American Life, 1988
• Kraft, Bill. "A National Past Time." Emmons County Record, 2 August 2007.
• "M. Baumgartners Wedded 50 Years: Strasburg Couple Observed Anniversary Wednesday with Family." Emmons County Record, April 1948.
• New Approaches Help Make School Days Golden Rule Days." Prairies, October 1975, 15-18. [PDF]
• "Pioneer Priest Succumbs." Emmons County Record, n.d.
• "Rev. Francis Lauinger." Emmons County Record, June 1948.
• "SS. Peter and Paul Church, Strasburg." Emmons County Record, June 1948, 3, 4.
• "Strasburg Centennial Parade." 28-29 June 2002.
• "Strasburg High School Graduation." n.d.
• "Welcome to Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Strasburg, North Dakota, Birthplace of Lawrence Welk." n.d.

Streeter, North Dakota

• "Memories of Streeter, North Dakota." 1960

Tappen, North Dakota

• Zimmerman, Twyla. "Tappen, North Dakota." n.d.

Trampling Lake, Saskatchewan

• Wilson, Peter. "Back to the Land in Trampling Lake: Tramping Lake Saskatchewan." StarPhoenix, 16 August 2005, sec. C5.

Wishek, North Dakota

• "Decorating With Meaning (And Fun!)." Prairies 7, no. 2: December/January 1983/1984, 44-48, 50-51. [PDF]
• "The Way we Were." Prairies 8, no. 1: August 1984, 32-35. [PDF]

Zeeland, North Dakota

• "Historic Photographs of Zeeland, North Dakota." n.d.
• "Town Celebrates Birthday." Prairies 3, no. 1: June 1977, 36-39, 41. [PDF]
• "Zeeland Centennial Parade." 5-6 July 2002.