Scandinavians on the Pacific, Puget SoundStine, Thomas Ostenson
History
Scandinavians on the Pacific, Puget Sound
Stine, Thomas Ostenson
Scandinavian Americans; Washington (State) -- Emigration and immigration
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SCANDINAVIANS ON THE PACIFIC,
PUGET SOUND.
BY
THOS. OSTENSON STINE, B. S.
P. O. Box 599, Seattle, Wash.
AN EVENING ON PUGET SOUND.
A vocal stretch of sapphire glow,
A sunset radiance of melted gold,
Where silvery ripples softly laugh,
Making music the whole night through.
In a livery of green thy banks proudly stand,
The weeping pine and mocking hemlock
Lay shadows on thy starry breast,
Where loving breezes play.
High in the clouds rear the snow-capped sentinels,
Listening to thy melancholy chimes,
At their feet smile the lilies,
And through the deep blue sail the sea-gulls.
Copyright, 1900.
[Illustration: ANDREW CHILBERG.]
TO
ANDREW CHILBERG,
Consul for Sweden and Norway and President of the Scandinavian American
Bank of Seattle,
As a Token of Respect for Your Friendship and Your Integrity of
Character,
I Dedicate this Volume.
THOS. O. STINE.
[Illustration: DR. IVAR JANSON.
An Eminent Surgeon of Seattle.]
PREFACE.
On solicitation of prominent Scandinavian-Americans, a year ago, I
undertook to write a volume or two, entitled, "Scandinavians on the
Pacific." At the launching of this idea an untold number rallied around
me with sweet tongues, but many who pretended to furnish historical data
fabricated delusive smiles of impertinent selfishness. Others, however,
have been frank in ushering kind assistance. The author is indebted to
the following gentlemen for willing advice and information: John Blaauw,
Editor of Tacoma Tidende, Tacoma; George Bech, Author of "Hæng Ham,"
etc., Seattle; Rev. T. J. Moen, Fairhaven, and N. P. Leque, Stanwood.
T. O. S.
[Illustration: WONDERFUL SCENE ON THE GREAT NORTHERN
IN CASCADE MOUNTAINS.]
CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
CHAPTER I.
The Pacific Coast.
CHAPTER II.
The First Scandinavian Pioneers.
CHAPTER III.
Scandinavians in Seattle--Pioneers and Prominent
Citizens.
CHAPTER IV.
Scandinavians in Seattle--Societies--Press--Prominent
Citizens--Churches.
CHAPTER V.
Scandinavians in Ballard.
CHAPTER VI.
Scandinavians in Tacoma.
CHAPTER VII.
Scandinavians in Tacoma--Societies--Press--Prominent
Citizens--Churches.
CHAPTER VIII.
Scandinavians in Everett.
CHAPTER IX.
Scandinavians at Stanwood.
CHAPTER X.
Scandinavians in Stillaguamish Valley.
CHAPTER XI.
Scandinavians at Cedarhome.
CHAPTER XII.
Scandinavians in Skagit Valley.
CHAPTER XIII.
Scandinavians in Bellingham Bay.
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