VOLUMES I–VII

Note: Collections of the State Historical Society of North Dakota was a publication of the Society from 1906 to 1924. It preceded North Dakota Historical Quarterly, now North Dakota History.

A

A. Majors, Missouri River steamboat, I:287

Aabaken, Ole, VII:169

Aaberg academy, N.Dak., VII:219

Aaberg, Rev. O. H., VII:168n., 219, 229n., 238, 241

Aafedt, Peder, VII:170

Aagar, Fred, VII:127, 128

Aagard, Louis, sketch of, I:356

Aaker, Nelson, V:34n., 65n., 74; H. H., VII:180; Lars, Minn. senator, VII:137

Aal, Hallingdal, Norway, VII:149; congregation, 213, 230, 277

Aarnes, Martin, VII:169

Aas, Rev. Elias, VII:184n.

Aatte, U.S. marshal, IV:59

Abbott, Caroline, II.2:46, 72; Charles, IV:352; Frank L., II.1:233; George W., IV:365; Mamie G., IV:365; Richard, IV:358

Abell, E. R., II.2:97; expedition to Georgetown from Fort Abercrombie, II.2:27-28

Abeona, steamboat on Missouri River, II.1:335, 372, 375

Abercrombie Herald, III:163; editorial from, III:176; news in, 1888, III:177

Abercrombie, Lt. Col. John J., I:413; II.2:7, 89

Abercrombie, N.Dak., III:95, 100; founding of, 162; fur trapping in, 164; growth of population, 162; historical park in, 164, population, in 1897, 163

Abercrombie State Park, history of, I:411-412

Abercrombie Township, history of, III:158-177; organization of, 162; map of, 162; first white child born in, 173; villages and churches in, 164

Aberdeen, S.Dak., V:269; convention for separation of Dakota Territory, III:120

Abernathy, George, missionary steward, IV:208n. 6

Abrahamsen, A., VII:173, 174

Abramson, Chris, IV:428; Gunda, IV:428; Guseld, IV:428

Account of Transactions at Fort William by Lt. Fauche, III:425

Ackerman, Charles, III:233

Acoma, Minn., VII:114

Actly, W. W., IV:427

Acton, D.T., V:53n. 2; settlement of, II.1:164

Acton, Minn., VII:108, 111, 116, 120

Ada, Minn., VII:237, 238, 267

Adams, Ben, Gen. C. P., I:418; II.1:348; J. Q., Chicago, 173; Joseph, 101; Lt. Col. Charles Powell, 89; at Fort Abercrombie, II.2:33; W. P., II.2:177; Arthur, IV:356; Rev. Charles Ryan, 135; George, 351, 360; Henry, 392; I. C., 109; James, 353; John, 392; John, Jr., 392; Pres. John Quincy, 204; Mary, 392; Patrick, 353; Rev. Robert L., 174; Rev. Robert N., 115, 170, 171, 172, 175, 176; Susie, 392; Thomas, 208n. 6; William, 347; Jack, VII:115; Mrs. Jack, captured by Indians, 115

Adams County, V:237, 238

Adams, N.Dak., IV:73

“Address of Welcome at the Annual Meeting of the State Historical Society,” II.1:69-71

Adner, John K., II.1:416

Adrianson, Rev. J. F., VII:228

Ageson, Hans, IV:435; Johanna, 435

Agnes, N.Dak., VII:168, 169, 170

Agnes, steamboat on Missouri River, II.1:328, 335, 358, 359, 373

Agreement, Russian American Fur Co. and Hudson's Bay Co., IV:853

Agricultural industry, in the Red River Valley, III:529-672

Ahelfeldt, Count von, Germany, III:327

Ahern, P., IV:133

Aherns, John, IV:405; Richard, IV:405

Aitcheson, Peter, IV:144

Aitken, William A., trader, II.1:473n.1

Aitkin, Minn., V:84n. 105

Aitkin, William A., IV:271, 720, 735, 752, 783

Akers, Rev. Peter L., II.1:472n. 1

Akra Township, Icelandic settlements in, I:102, 103; map locating Icelandic landholders in, 110; organized, 109; votes on adoption of state constitution, governor and president,1892-1904, and prohibition, 125

Alaska, VII:226, 236, 259, 260

Albany district, IV:665, 808, 820, 823, 838

Albany Factory, IV:709, 808, 823, 838

Albert Lea, Minn., VII:271

Alberta, Canada, VII:219, 255, 295n.

Alberts, A. E., IV:401; C. E., 401; Dora, 401; Fred. 401; G. M., 401; George, 401; H., 401; H. E., 401; Henry, 401; J., 401; J. H., 398; J. M., 401; John, 401; L. M., 401; Mary, 401; N. E., 401; W. M., 401

Albrecht, Fritz, IV:409; Henry, 409; Mina, 409

Albright, S. J., II.1:142; Fred, IV:356; George, 354

Alcott, _____, U.S. deputy paymaster, II.2:90

Alden, Thomas, 2nd Lt., Northern Rangers, II.2:18, 95

Aldren, Amanda, IV:380; Andrew, 381; Annie, 380, 381; David, 380; Debbie, 380; G., 380; John, 380; Stone, 381; Yurling, 380

Alexander, Mack, IV:81

Alexander, N.Dak., IV:51, 55, 56

Alexandria, Minn, II.2:7, 30, 125, 126, 133, III:243; woods in, II.1:179-185; IV:67; VII:69, 70, 137, 138, 151-162, 216, 280

Alexandria post, IV:659-834

Alfred County, V:203, 204, 207, 227, 230, 236

Alfson, Herbjorn, VII:164n.; John, 164n.

Algonquin, proposed name for Dakota Territory, III:111

Alice, steamboat, II.2:155

Alicetown Township, Swedes in, III:277

Allan (Allen), John, III:495; George F. (T), IV:690-833; George, IV:818; John, IV:567, 584, 602, 607; John, deposition of, IV:550-608; Dr. John, IV:634, 635, 637; Dr. John, deposition of, IV:636

Allard, Celia, III:231; ____, 5 IV:31

Alleghany Mountains, V:101

Allen, Rev. T. F., Grand Forks, II.1:177; W. W., Moorhead, Minn., 172n.; James, III:230; Martin, Jr., 232; Thomas, 233;____, IV:564; Alex., 403; Charles, 218; Charles H., 350; Dr., 572, 592, 608; Frank, 432; George, 403; Henry H., 351; James, 353; John, 467

Allin, Roger, delegate to Constitutional Convention, 1889, III:127n.; Mrs. Roger, IV:126

Allouez, Father Claude, I:201

Allred county, D.T., IV:41, 95; census summary of, 1885; IV:338; names of all residents in, IV:339

Allwendinger, Charles, III: 230

Alman, John, postmaster at Sweden, N. Dak, II.1:168

Almira, N.Dak., IV:51

Almquist, Magnus, III:271

Alone, Missouri River steamboat, I:342; II.2:143

Alpha, Red River steamboat, III:174, 561; VII:77, 95

Altar Society, IV:71

Amanda, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:329, 340

Amaranth, steamboat on. the Missouri River, II.1:335, 372, 374, 378

Amboy, Ohio, VII:61, 119

Ambuscade of the Gold Miners, VII:48-53

Amelia Poe, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:328, 350, 352, 353; wreck of, II.1:362, 366, 372, 374, 378

Amelin, Jacques, deposition of, IV:614

America, conditions in, as described by a Norwegian, II.1:198-200

American Bankers Asso., Chicago, V:166

American Board of Foreign Missions, School of, III:513

American Express Co., V:45

American Fur Co., I:341-380; I:423, 426, 428; II.1:123, 457, 473n. 4, III:549; IV:254-257, 300, 720-816; VII:81; at Fort Union, II.2:61

American International Boundary Commission, members of, IV:218-219

American Museum of Natural History, list of archaeological specimens in, from North Dakota, I:80

Americus, N.Dak., VII:159, 163, 164

Amerika, VII:239

Ames, George, V:32n. 18

Amiotte, Joseph, pilot on the Cheyenne, VII:95

Amish Mennonites, III:330

Amundson, Marie, III:172

Ana-wau-ma-ni (Trotting-Along-Over-Something), Dakota warrior, V:252

Andeer, Rev., C. W., Sheyenne, III:255

Anderbakken, Halvor, VII:267

Andersen, Kirstine, I:156,180; Marie, 155; Mrs. Maren Katrine, 156,177; Nicolai, 177; Peter, 158, fn 1

Anderson, ___, Norwegian settler at Sibley Crossing, I:140; Jack, 340; Daniel, II.1:249; W. J., II.1:165; A., III:277; Andrew A., 281; August, 257; C., 276; Carl, 278; Charles, 258; Dep. Adj. Gen. P., 430; Edward, 274; E. A., 268; Frank O., 260; Gus, 252, 258; Gustaf, 258, 279; Henning, 260; John, 257, 258, 281; Louis, 276; Ludvig, 273; L. E., 162, sketch of, 175-176; Mrs. Gustave, 253; Oliver, 203; Oscar, 261; P., letter from, III:430; Rev., Bismarck, 128; Thomas G., 392; Adolph, IV:365, 405; Alexander, 690-819; Alexander C., 786, 801, 818, 834; Alice, 426; Annie, 426; Anton, 428; August, 428; Austin, 426; Capt. S., chief of British Boundary Commissioners, 193, 194; Chris, 428; Fannie, 428; Gus, 428; Gustave, 346; Hans, 428; Henry, 426; Hilda, 428; Johanna: 365; John, 283; John, 365, 374; Lars, 365; Laura, 365; Louisa, 365; Mollie, 365; Rt. Rev. David, 305; Samuel, 364; Thomas; 759; Torvel, 365; Eric, V:53, 53n.; James, V:38n.; A. A., VII:183n.; B. C., 149; Bernt C., 150n., 153; Capt., 98, 100; Carl, 177n.; Jens, 149; Johannes, 251n.; John, 191n., 281; Joseph, 92; Margaret, 183n.; Marius, 163, 164n.; Oscar, 191n.; Paul, 205; Peder, 255; Rev. A., 238; Rev. Bersvend, 218, 227, 227n, 267; pioneer experiences of, 253-255; Rev. O. K., 230; William, 130

Andover Theological Seminary, III:93

Andre, Father, I:220, 221

Andrew Ackley, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:356, 364

Andrews, C. W., article by, III:97-100; Effie, IV:408; George, 374; Haskell, 408; Joseph, 374; Millie, 374; Phoebe, 374; Rev. Samuel, 142, 147; Sarah, 374

Andrewson, Ole, VII:199, 200; Paul, 200; Rev. Ole, 205

Andries, George Peter, IV:621, 624, 625, 626; deposition of, 620

Aneta, N.Dak., VII:255, 270, 276

Animals, observed by Alexander Henry, Jr., III:360-364

Ankerberg, Daniel, IV:380; Frank, IV:380; Hulda, IV:380; Petrus, IV:380

Annance (Annam), F. N., IV:690, 692, 706

Annetts, Edith, IV:421; Lou, IV:421; W. H., IV:421

Anson Northrop, Red River steamboat, I:364

Antelope Creek, D.T., V:77

Antelope, hunting of, II.1:148, 321

Antelope, Missouri River steamboat, II.1::335, 354, 355, 372, 378; VII:27

Anti-Missourian Brotherhood, VII:204, 207, 212, 221, 228, 231

Antiquities, methods of collecting, I:78; preservation of, I:74

Apgar, John, IV:351

Apke, John, III:231

Apple Creek, N.Dak., VII:129

Apple River, D. T, II.2:144; VII:56

Appleby, John P., inventor of twin binder, III:594

Applequist, J. P. H., III:258

Arapahoe Indians, VII:310

Archambault, Louis, I:356; Frenchman on Missouri River, VII:127

Archambault's ranch, V:80

Archambeault, Julia, III:231

Archeological sites in the Dakotas, I:74-89; modern methods of, I:74-89

Archright, W., IV:357

Arctic Expedition, II.1:134

Arett, W., IV:44

Argabrite, Mary, IV:98

Argonaut, No.2, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:359

Arikara Indians, I:363, 365; VII:32; and the Indian Wars of 1876, VI:3-209; village at Fort Rice State Park, VI:219 description of village, II.1:506, II.1:506; VII:88

“Arikara Narrative of the Campaign Against the Hostile Dakotas June, 1876, The," VI:3-209

Arividson, C. F., III:258

Arkansas territory, V:170

Arlington Park Hotel, Grand Forks, V:36; VII:175

Armsby, Chaplain Lauren, II.1:opp. 148

Armstrong, Elizabeth, III:226; Lola, 226; Moses K., 112; Oriel, 226; Anna, IV:438; Charles, 44, 59; E., 438; H. C., 218; Millie, 438; R., 445; Thomas, 357; Moses K. VII:167; meeting of scouts, VI:9

Arnegard, N.Dak., IV:51

Arnesen, A., VII:156

Arneson, E., VII:175; Hans, 271; Torsten, 150

Arnold, Frank, II.1:439n.; H. V., article by, I:72-74; John P., II.1: 343, 345, 355, 359, 367, 370, 370n.; Ben, VII:128

Arp, Ben, IV:46

Arrow, Devils Lake steamboat, VII:301

Arrow- Feathered -by-Crow-Feather. See Coleman, James

Arrstad, Christian, I:336

Arsenault, Elodie, III:231

Articles of Incorporation, State Historical Society, I:11

Ash Creek, D.T., V:60

Ashburton, Lord, British treaty commissioner, IV:211

Ashby, James, IV:407

Ashe, W. A., IV:217

Asheim, Aesten, VII:267; Levin, 267; Peer, pioneer experiences of, 267-269

Ashland, Walter, IV:339

Ashley, W. W, II.1:417

Askelon, Ben C., II.1:166

Askin, David, III:392

Askins, J. P. John, III:369-437

Asmundsson, Einar, I:96

Asse, Renack, Ottawa Chief, III:392

Assiniboia, boundaries of, IV:243; governor of, II.1:129

Assiniboine Indians, II.2:61, 62; IV:499, 669; V:90, 91, 105; VII:86; met on Capt. Fisk’s expedition, 1862, II.2:58

Assiniboine River, II.1:118, 119, 128, 129, 131, 132; territory, II.1:80, 90

Astor, John Jacob, I:203; IV:202, 254, 591

Astoria, trading post, IV:202

Atchison, George, II.1:235; John H., II.1:233; first postmaster at Atchison, II.1:208; sketch of, II.1:235; II.1:opp. 242; John, II.1:202

Ates, William W, II.1:417

Athabasca district, II.1:90; IV:650-844

Athabasca fort, IV:727, 744, 760

Athabasca River, N.W. Co. post, III:358

Atherton, E. A., IV:444

Athon, Newton, IV:440

Atkins, Birdie, IV:416; C. J., 416; L. C., 416; Laura B., 416; May, 416; Price, 416; Ralph, 416; Robert, 416; Stonewall, 416; W. P., 416

Atkins, C. J., ed., log of Robert Campbell, Jr., II.1:267-284; log of Benton, 285-313; log of Ida Fulton, 330-341; log of Scarred Wolf (aka Bertha), 343-358; log of Bertha, 359-371; sketch of, 263-266; II.1:opp. 63, opp. 359; John Albro, 263

Atkinson, Capt. George, II.2:.102, 122; at Fort Abercrombie, II.2:30, 109; II.2:opp. 116; Gen. ____, I:343, 357, 380; James, VII:109

Aubert, Father, I:219

Auge, David, II.2:101

Auger, Anton, II.1:246, 249

Augsburg Seminary, Minn., VII:148, 206, 207, 244, 269, 277

Augustus, Esquimaux Indian, III:481, 482, 484

Auld, Gov., II.1:120,121; Blanche, IV:426; George, 426; Malvina, 426; Mary, 426; May E., 426; Stella, 426; Story E., 426; Gov. William, deposition of, 461

Auneau, Father, I:371

Aurdal, Norway, VII:169; congregation, 216, 277

Auren, Mrs. Theodore, III:265

Ausier, Alex, III:228; Alphonso, 227; Annie, 227; Antoine, 227, 228; Antonie, 221; Benjamin, 228; Bruno, 227; Cecilia, 227; Charles, 227, 288; Frances, 227; Henry, 227; Isabella, 228; Isadore, 228; Jane, 228; Jonas, 228; Joseph, 227, 228; Josephine, 228; Julia, 221; Margaret, 227; Mary, 227; Mary Ann, 227; Morris, 227; Noirboir, 228; Octavia, 228; Rosalie, 227; St. Peter, 227; Susan, 227, 228; Victoria, 227; William, 228

Austin, _____, Lt., 16^th Regt., II.1:132; Andrew, II.1:183; II.2:20, 27, 104; Rev. Charles B., IV:176

Auxiliary Bible Society, established at York Factory, III:459

Averill, Lt. Col. T., Libby expedition, II.2:32, 119

Avery, Miles K., IV:414; Norman, 414

Avon, N.Dak., VII:159

Axdahl, Samuel J., II.1:246, 249

Axtell, Frank, II.1:202, 237, 247, 249

Ayers, Frederick, II.1:486; George, 1^st Sgt., Citizens Company, II.2:93

Ayr, N.Dak., Presbyterian church organized in, IV:144

B

Babcock, Rev. Iva L., IV:208n. 6

Baber, Jesse B., and his wife, II.1:343

Babines, post, IV:659, 674, 690,707, 724, 739, 755, 773, 787, 801, 819, 834

Baby, Francois, IV:577

Bach, Christ, IV:357

Bach-dush-ke, basket, used in Mandan game, I:444, 445; opp. 445

Bachelors Grove, N.Dak., VII:168, 168n., 238, 241

Back, Capt., IV:712, 713; Sir George, IV:305

Backman, Ole, III:261

Bacon, George, IV:46, 47; George B., IV:360

Bad Axe River, III:506

Bad Gun (Rushing-After-the-Eagle), Mandan chief, sketch of, II.1:465-470; opp. 464; 498-508

Bad Island, Lake Traverse, V:254

Bad Night, Indian family of, IV:388

Bad River, D.T., V:78

Badey, James F., IV:421; John, 421; Laura, 421; M. J., 421; Nellie, 421; Sarah, 421; W. G., 421

Badlands Cowboy, VII:313, 320, advertisement in, opp.316

Baglei, Andreas, IV:380; Anna, 380; Betsy, 380; Carolina, 380; Gilbert, 380; Hellik, 380; Julia, 380

Bagley, A; D., IV:400; G. M., 400; G. T, 400; L. E., 400; Lena, 400; Mary, 400; O. G., 400; S. G., 400

Bagnall, H., IV:397, 398; M., 397; M. E., 398; P., 397; R. V., 398

Bailey, Robert B., II.1:417; Capt., IV:54; John, 410; S. N., 351; John W., VII:127

Bailly, Alexis, IV:252

Baines, G. H., IV:443

Bakeny, I. A., IV:435

Baker, A. J., I:346; Col., 343; William A., II.1:416; Harisson, III:230; Alice, IV:432; Andrew, 432; Barnon, 432; E. J., 379; Eli, 379; George, 54; George, 445; J. A., 432; John, 434; Samuel, 374; Santee, 440; Thomas, 440; Walter, 445; family of, VII:108; Howard, 120

Baker's Ferry, N.Dak., IV:51

Bakken, Anders, VII:165; C. H., 166n.

Bakker, B., III:162

Balansa, Swedish name for badlands, III:63

Bald Eagle, Mandan chief, II.1:467

Bald Hill Township, assessed valuation of property of, I:148; organization of, I:147; map showing Norwegian land holdings in, I:149; schools in, I:146; vote for governor 1900-1904, I:147

Baldauf, Hugo, IV:352

Baldwin, D., II.1:417; George, Sr., and his wife, II.1:234; Henry, II.2:95; R. G., II.1:416; Rev. James H., II.1:209, 242, 247; sketch of, II.1:241; Capt. T. D., III:97; Rev. John H., IV:109, 115, 117, 130, 136-148, 171-178; reminiscences of, 158-162

Baldwinsson, Hon. B. L., I:97, 100

Bale, Rev. Jens, VII:219, 229n., 235

Ball, Frank A., sketch by, I:334-335; sketch of, III:676-677; A., 676; John G., 676; M. R., II.1:189n. 1; W. M., III:676; W. T., sketch by, III:676-677

Ballantine, Bessie, IV:367; Elizabeth, 367; Etta, 368; James W., 367; Mabel, 368; Robert, 367; T. W., 367

Ballantyne. Robert, IV:831

Ballenden. John, IV:655-827

Bangs, Alice, IV:348; George S., 57; Jennie, 348; William, 348

Bangs, J. E., IV:192n. 2, 199n. 1; journal of survey of international boundary line, 219-234; secretary U.S. Boundary Commission, 197n. 3

Banhan, Philip, IV:347

Bankeston, B., IV:394

Banks, Capt. Rolla, sketch of, II.2:90-91, opp. 22; II.2:108; Frank, IV:44, 47, 55

Banks, N.Dak., IV:51; ferry at, 54

Bannerd, H. F., IV:138; H. P. and Mrs., 137

Bannerman, George, III:380; George, IV:481; Hugh, 481, 482; Henry, 358; William, deposition of, 519

Banning, Richard, II.2:100

Bannock City, II.1:230;II.2:79, 83; mining camp described, II.1:244

Barber, Edward B., II.2:98

Barclay, Anthony, British Treaty Commissioner, IV:186; Forbes, surgeon, 786, 800, 818, 832 Bardile, Maggie, IV:376

Barina, Joseph, IV:77

Barker, John, VII:127

Barlow, Augustus, biographical sketch of, VII:79-96, opp.96; John, 79, 79n; Mrs. Augustus, 92n.

Barlow's Grove, VII:92, 94

Barnaby, E. G., III:161

Barnard, Gen. G. A., III:211; Rev. Alonzo, I:222, 252, 253, IV:101, 133

Barnes, Bernette, IV:392; Rev. S. A., 141

Barnes County, N. Dak., archaeological remains in, I:82;number of Swedes in, 1900, III:306, 307, 309; Swedes, III:256-261; V:187, 193; VII:213, 214, 224n., 225

Barnes, F. R., article by, III:87-95; Rev. G. B., III:94, 94

Barnes, Henry, VII:129

Barnesville, Minn., III:94

Barnett, Gen. James, VII:62

Barnstone, George, IV:659, 678, 810, 825

Barnum, Guy, II.1:220

Barre, Pete, III:162

Barret and Clautin, dealers in machinery, III:167

Barrett, Capt. Theo. H., at Fort Abercrombie, II.2:27, 30; W. F., member of the Fisk expedition, 1862, II.2:75

Barron, Charley, VII:93

Barrows, William, V:27, 29n. 10

Barry, Helen, first teacher in Alicetown, III:278; John, IV:352

Barrymore, Morris, IV:357

Barta, F. M., president of Z.C.B.J., IV:80

Bartello, Charles, IV:430; Henry, 430

Bartholomew Block, Grand Forks, N.Dak., VII:78n.

Bartholomew, William, IV:411; John, VII:78

Bartlett, Frank, VII:290, 304

Bartlett, N.Dak., VII:287-290; 301, 304, 305

Bartlett, Philander, II.1:182; David, delegate to Constitutional Convention, III:146; L. D., delegate to Constitutional Convention, III:127n. 4; Rev., III:90

Bartol, John W., III:232

Barton, Albert G., II.2:95; G., IV:801

Barton, N.Dak., VII:215

Bas de la Riviere, II.1:116,124, 130, 132; IV:575, 586; post at, IV:500, 547, 548, 552, 553, 556, 593, 610, 611, 612, 639

Bashan, Mary, IV:392

Baskerville, Rev. G. Summer, IV:137-141, 146, 161, 171, 172, 176, 178

Bason, Maj. J. M., III:196, 197

Bass, Max, IV:83; letter by, 93-96; biographical sketch of, 96-97

Basten, Henry, IV:353

Bastiam, Fred, IV:357

Bastion, Peter, IV:347

Basye, Charles V., IV:368; Florence, 368; Samuel, 368

Bateau, John, II.2:100; Margaret, 100

Bates, Charles H., III:190; Frank, I:344; William, IV:432

Bathgate, N.Dak., III:98

Bathurst, Earl of, III:413; letter to, IV:449-451; report to on the Hudson’s Bay Company and the North-West Company, 451-643

Batoche, IV:535; Louis Letendre de, 283

Battine, Charles, Little Falls, Minn., II.2:12

Bauer, Frank, III:162, 167; Jacob, 233

Baughman, William, IV:91

Baukal, P. H., VII:175

Baun, John, IV:77

Bausch, Jacob, IV:440

Bavre, Peter, III:175

Baxter, Judge L. L., II.1:260

Bayard, H. W., IV:218

Bayer, Jacob, IV:78

Bayerle, Ada, III:234; Amelia, III:234; Lena, III:234; Philip, III:234

Beadle County, V:182

Beaman, Charles C., III:138

Bean, John, II.2:93; M. V., 2nd Lt. Co. A, 8th Minn. Vols., III:243

Bean mouse, legend of, VI:254-258

Beankero, Moustouche, deposition of, IV:545

Bear, Alfred, interpreter, VI:121, 135, 163

Bear Butte, D.T., V:68n. 68; 70

Bear Chief, chief over Arikara, VI:37

Bear Creek, D.T., V:70, 71, 73, 74, 76

Bear Tail, Indian family of, IV:388

Bear's Belly, VI:9, 199, story of expedition to Black Hills, VI:163-170

Bear's Den Hillock, Indian camping place, I:422

Bear's Ears, Arikara Indian, I:363

Bear's Rib, Sioux chief, I:426, 427

Bear-on-the-Water, Mandan Indian, I:opp. 443; sketch of, I:443-444

Beardsley, G. G., I:306

Bears, seen by Alexander Henry, Jr., III:361-363

Beattie, Peter, IV:144

Beatty, William, II.2:91; death of, II.2:101

Beauchamp, J. B., member park board, VI:221; Peter, interpreter, I:356; II.2:462; VI:10, 37n., 38, 45, 47, 54; VII:98

Beaufort, N.C., II.2:156

Beaulieu, Charles, II.2:30, IV:625; deposition of, 614

Beaulieu Township, Icelandic settlement in, I:102, 103; map locating Icelandic landholders in, I:110; organized I:109

Beaupoire, Louis, VII:84

Beaupre, George, 4^th Sgt., Northern Rangers, II.2:95; Joseph, customs house officer, I:355-380; Joseph, fur trader, 356; Philip, II.1:453, 458

Beaver Creek, D.T., IV:59; V:157, 160

Beaver Hills post, IV:654

Beaver, Lt., I:429; Rev. H., chaplain, IV:738, 754

Beaver, trading ship, IV:738, 754, 770, 771, 786, 801, 818, 833

Beaver Valley Cattle Co., V:157

Beaver Woman, wife of Tobacco, II.1:471

Becher, Alexander Bridport, IV:562, 567, 568

Bechyn, N.Dak., IV:76

Beck, James A., IV:351

Becker, Christian, 2^nd Lt., II.2:28; Charles, III:232; Carolina, IV:367; Chris, 367; Odelia, 367; Peter, Dunker leader, 82; T. S., 57

Becksmith, Paul, Devils Lake agent, III:184

Beckwith, E. A., IV:98; Harry A., 99; Ida L., 99; Jesse N., 99; John W., 99; T. Judson, 91; biographical sketch of, 98-100; Thurston H., 99

Beebe, Rev. W. C., IV:174; Judge A. McG., V:248n. 58; article by, I:429-430; hears scout narratives, VI:9; Cyrus, Indian agent, V:113

Beerman, Captain E. E., VII:301

Belanger, Basil, deposition of, IV:610

Belch, Grand Forks, D.T., V:58 and note 34

Belcourt, D.T., V:115, 116, 121; N.Dak., 125

Belcourt, Father George Anthony, I:213-219, 252-253; 356, III:102; IIApp:1-34; IV:265n., 290, 295; letter to Washington by, I:213; founder of St. Joseph Mission, IV:101; letter of, 329; Rev. G. A., V:104; description of buffalo hunt, 134

Belding, Jas, D., IV:360; John P., VII:303

Beldru, George H., Asst. U. S. surveyor and engineer, II.2:28

Belfield, N.Dak., IV:45; VII:244, 245;founded by Max Bass, IV:96

Belgard, John and Christinia, IV:56

Belivan, Fred, IV:444

Belknap, Dr. Jeremy, I:59

Bell, Calla, III:95; Capt. J. W., 194, 220; Dawson, 95; Emily H., 234; Jennie, 95; John, Secretary of War, 516; Big, IV:346; David, 437; Douglas, 346; D. W., 437; Elizabeth, 346; Hannah, 346; J., 437; John, 652-825; John, Jamestown, N.Dak., 137; J. D., 437; Joseph, 346; Mary, 438; Oscar, 346; Robert, 346

Belle, Capt. J. M., IV:349; Emma, 349

Belle Fourche Creek, D.T., V:68, 70

Belle Fourche, S.Dak., VII:313; VI:19

Belle Peoria, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:282, 311, 321, 339

Bellegarde, Joseph, III:389; Charles, IV:523, 524, 527; deposition of, 530

Bellehumeur, Simon, I:357

Bellgard, Alexander, III:229; Charles, 229, 236; Eliza, 229; Joseph, 229; Mary, 229, 236; St. Anne, 229; Sophia, 229, 236

Belmont, N.Dak., VII:142, 159, 263, 266

Belt, Martin, guerilla captain, II.1:264

Beltrami, I:212

Bely, Rev., IV:66

Bemer, Robert, IV:357

Bemis, Henry A., article by, II.1:246-248, II.1:opp. 240; Myrtle, articles by, II.1:202-251, III:247-309

Ben Johnson, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:329, 333, 341, 357, 372, 378

Benard, Joseph, IV:350

Benda, John, IV:77

Bendeke, Halfdan, VII:191

Bendickson, N. L., VII:175

Benes, Charles, IV:71

“Benjamin Stillman Russell,” I:330-334

Bennett, _____, IV:59; Mathew, 137

Bennett, G. G., territorial representative at Washington, D.C., II.1:208, III:112, 113; Cpl. James, Citizens’ Company, II.2:91, 93; Richard, delegate Constitutional Convention, 1889, III:147

Benschler, F. F, II.2:93

Bensen, Ole, VII:155

Benson, Carl E., III:200; Emily Charlotte, 275; Abba, IV:433; Edward, 360; E. L., 433; Emma, 433; F., 433; O., 433; William, 50; Elizabeth, J., VII:1, 2; Thomas, 306n

Benson County, N.Dak., number of Swedes in, 1900, III:306; V:195, 196, 212-214, 219

Benteen, Major, VI:31, 32, 33; in battle of Little Bighorn, 94n., 107n., 122n., 172, 173

Bentestuen, Nils, VII:166n.

Bentley, L. R., 1^st Sgt., Citizens’ Company, II.2:15, 93, 96, 97; Louis, II.1:98

Benton County, V:175

Benton, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:265, 315, 334; log of, II.1:285-313; log of, II.1:343-358; II.1:359-378. See also Scarred Wolf.

Benton, Thomas H., U.S. Senator, IV:201, 202, 211; quoted, 183, 207

Bentru, Halvor, VII:160

Bentru, N.Dak., VII:159-164

Bentson, Ole, III:159, 165

Berens River post, IV:656-831

Berg, Carl, III:272; John, 272; C., IV:420; C. W:, 145; Hans, 420; J., 420; Will, 428; Anton, VII:175, 188n.; Ingv. A., 175; Halvor, 165; Jacob, 266; N. H., 181n.

Berg, N.Dak., IV:51

Berger, ____, I:357; Capt. Emil A., II.2:18, 19, 103, 104,106

Bergerson, Soren, VII:152

Bergin, Rev. Alf, III:275; experiences in N.Dak., 1893-1896, III:304-306

Berglund, Peter, III:260

Bergman, Eirikur H., I:105,111, 111n.3, 120, 129; opp.104; Rev. F. J, I:111, II.1:144; Henry, III:203; Jon, 102, 103

Bergren, John, III:257

Bergstrom, Rev. P. E., Harwood, III:255

Bernard, Father, I:461

Bernhardson, Bernt, III:270; John, III:271

Berquist, Charles, III:275; Louis, III:275; Robert, III:275

Berry Boyce Cattle Co., V:157

Berry, Christina, IV:412; Ella, 412; Tunnison, 412; Rev. J. F., IV:101n.;112, 120-131, 171-177; reminiscences of, 162-164; J. A., auditor of Billings County, V:247n. 54; 248n. 61

Bertha, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:371; log of, II.1:343, 359-371

Bertrand, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:290; VII:81

Bessie, A. J., IV:57

Bethany church, Grand Forks, N.Dak., VII:223

Bethel College, Mennonite College established, III:332

Bethune, Angus, IV:679, 695

Betts, Manfred, 6th Iowa Cavalry, VII:14n., 15

Beverage, James, IV:264, 370; Mary, 370; Mary A., 364; Nellie, 364, 370; Robert, 364, 370; Walter, 364, 370

Bewley (Beioley), Joseph, IV:679-728, 777-810

Bezenek, Frank, IV:64

Bibeaux, Joseph, VII:81

Bible history in Sioux, by Father Jerome, III:240

Bibliography: of Dakota archaeology, I:80; of land treaties with Sioux Tribes of the West, III:526; of Mennonite literature, III:333-336

Bibo, Paul, deposition of, IV:642

Bierce, Rev. Daniel E., IV:135, 176, 178

Bierly, Florence, II.1:257; Sarah, 257; Willis M., 257

Big Bank Village, Mandan, II.1:471

Big Beaver Creek, V:157

Big Belly, Crow scout, VI:86, 92; in battle of Little Bighorn, 96, 97, 98, 99

Big Cat Fish, Indian family of, IV:286

Big Coulee, Towner County, III:321

Big Hand, Indian family of, IV:288

Big Horn, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:310, 318, 327, 336, 372, 375

Big Horn River, Mont., VII:101

Big Man, Indian family of, IV:285

Big Martin, Ojibway Chief, story of, III:721-724

Big Meadow, D.T., V:64, 66

Big Mound, battle of, V:269; N.Dak., VII:118

Big Mouth, Indian family of, IV:284

Big Muddy River, II.2:61, 62

Big River post, IV:808, 823, 838

Big Sioux or Calumet River, III:499, 508; V:171

Big Sioux reservation, V:189

Big Stone Lake, II.2:8, 89, III:501; V:254, 255; VII:117

Big Turtle, Mandan Indian, II.1:466

Big White. See Sheheke.

Bigger, Thomas C., II.1:146

Biggerstaff, Hugh, VII:73

Bigler, B. B., IV:149

Bijou Hills, D.T., V:80

Bilbie, Rev. H. B., I:316

Billings County, N.Dak., IV:41; V:157, 190, 191, 194, 203, 205, 206, 217, 218, 223n. 117; 224, 226, 228-231, 233, 235, 246, 248; number of Swedes in, III:306;

Bilodeau, Charles 441; Rose, 441

Biloxi Indians, III:498

Bilson, William, IV:251

Bingenheimer Loan Collection, inventory of, I:45

Bingham, _____, mail route agent, II.2:12; J. E., II.2:93; John, wagon master, II.2:95

“Biographical Sketches of North Dakota Pioneers,” VII:59-130

“Biographies of Riverside Old Settlers,” II.1:231-246

“Biography of Old Settlers," I:339-349

Birchard, G., IV:298

Birchett, A. Jr., IV:412

Bird, Carrie, IV:408; Eddie, 408; Fred, 408; Gov. (Hudson's Bay Co.), 623, 628, 629, 633; James, 267n. 1, 513; John J., 741; Stephen, 408; Susie, 408; William, 283

Bird Head Ranch, N.Dak., IV:57

Bird Woman. See Sakakawea

Birnie, James, IV:658, 690-833

Bisek, Frank, IV:67

“Bishop John Shanley,” III:678-682

Bismarck, N.Dak., V:55, VII:263, 280, 296, 303, 304, 305, 311, 318; V:173, 186 early history of, I:299-310, III:197, IV:156, 157; removal of capitol to, III:120;

Bismarck Tribune, founding of, I:299-310

Bissell, Mrs., V:48

Bissonette, _____, I:357; Elmadine, III:684

“Bits of History Connected With the Early Days of the Northern Pacific Railway and the Organization of Its Land Department,” III:337-349

Bjarnason, Ben, I:112, fn 1; Rev. Jon, II.1:144; Samson, 98, 99

Bjarne, Grand Forks glee club, VII:189

Bjarne Male Chorus, history of, VII:188-191

Bjerke, Olaf, member park board, VI:217; Hans, VII:153

Bjerky, Peter, IV:435

Bjorgo, Rev. K., VII:216, 229n.; 235, 249, 250

Bjorklund, O. M., III:260

Bjorkquist, E., III:290, 288; Gottfried, 290; J. L., 271, 289, sketch of, 290, 290; Rudolph, 290

Bjornson, F., II.1:144

Bjornsson, S. Josua, I:98

Blabon, J. W., Great Northern Railway Co., IV:93, 96

Black Bear, Arikara chief, I:344; II.1:466

Black Buffalo, Dakota Indian, VII:21

Black Fox, enlists as scout, VI:51; battle of Little Bighorn, 119, 120, 122, 150, 155; disappears, 160; killed, 193; Indian family of, IV:285

Black, Henry, II.2:100; John, IV:216; John, 357; Samuel, 628-829; Rev. ____, 113, trip to Pembina, 1851, 102; William, 135

Black Hills, V:36, 37; VI:17, 18, 21n.; story of expedition to, 163-170; VII:130, 261, 309, 310, 311

Black Moccasin, Hidatsa chief, I:436

Black Moon; Dakota Sioux chief, I:.221, 246, 266, 419, 421; VII:51

Black Mouth, secret society, VI:186

Black, R. M.. article by, III:111-157

Black Rabbit, Mandan Indian, II.1:466

Black River, III:506

Black Shield, Hidatsa chief, II.1:466

Blackbird, John, III:235; John, Jr., III:235; Lewis, III:235; Margaret, III:235; Mary Jane, III:235

Blackburn, Rev. William M., D. D., IV:128, 129, 175, 177

Blackfeet Indians, medicine lodge, II.2:66; V:100, 105; VII:85

Blackford, Emma, IV:249; G. F., 348

Blackmire, Charles, IV:420

Blackstock, guard at wood camp, VII:128

Blackwell, Henry B., Boston, address at Constitutional. Convention, of 1889, III:111

Blaha, A., secretary Z.C.B.J., IV:80; Louis, secretary Z.C.B.J., 80

Blain, Rev., II.2:21

Blaine County, V:215, 216, 223

Blair, Bartly, II.2:95; C. L., II.1:81; A. F., IV:420; E., 420; George W., 351; Gracie, 420; William, 357; William, V:42n. 29

Blake, Annie, IV:256; Henry, 356; Kate, 356; Thomas, 356

Blakely and Carpenter, mail contractors, VII:72; stage line, 74, 75

Blanchard, ____, IV:835

Blanchard, N.Dak., Presbyterian church organized in, IV:143; VII:270, 275

Blanchette, Rev. ____, IV:820

Blanchford, Charles, IV:248

Blanding, Emma, III:87, 88; Jessie, III:88; J. W., III:87, 158, 160; Mrs. Maria, III:90

Blankenburg, Alice, IV:426; Caroline, 426; George, 426; Julia, 426

Blatchford, Etta, IV:239; John, 339

Blaye, Pierre, IV:616

Blazek, Frank, IV:67

Bleakinskop, G., IV:833

Blewett, Andrew, auditor of Stutsman County, V:215n. 95

Blexrud, Inger N., III:168

Blixt, Nils, III:267

Blizzard, winter of 1886-7, V:158

Blockhouse at Fort Berthold, picture of, I:opp. 442

Blomquist, Swedish immigrant agent, III:248, 258, 262

Blondeau, Louis, III:400-401; Louis, IV:559; deposition of, 466, 514, 534, 552, 556, 558, 560, 573

Bloody Knife, VI:11, 12, 49, 51, 55-59, 62, 74, 77, 78, 82, 96, 109, 111; in battle of Little Bighorn, 95-129, 150, 151; made sergeant, 136, opp.205; VII:28, 34, 35, 44, 98

Blooming, N.Dak., VII:172

Blooming Prairie, Minn., VII:170, 171n.

Blue Blanket Creek, VII:26, 28

Blue Boat, Indian family of, IV:290

Blue Bug, Mandan woman, II.1:465

Blue Fish, Indian family of, IV:289

Blue Fox, Indian family of, IV:289

Blue, Rev. J. H., 139, 148

Blunt, C. W, II.1:416; C. W., Sr:, II.1:371; John, V:75

Boal, Allie, II.1:343; Laura, II.1:265; W. C., II.1:263

Board of Immigration, Minnesota, VII:136, 137

Boat Makers Village, Mandan, II.1:508

Bob Tail Bull, VII:129; Hidatsa legend by, I:455; Indian family of, IV:288;

Bobean, Joseph, IV:279

Bodley, Earl, IV:410; Edward, 410; James, 410; Louisa, 410; Phile, 410

Boe, Amund A., VII:172

Boen, Thomas, III:230

Bogerson, T. K., IV:434

Bohemia, conditions in, IV:62

Bohemian Benevolent Society, IV:77, 78

Bohemian Slovanic Benevolent Society, IV:80

“Bohemians in Richland County,” IV:62-80

Bois Brules, II.1:105,125

Bois de Sioux River, II.2:7, III:88, 90, 91

Boisvert, Edward, deposition of, IV:614

Bolkan, Christ, I:147, fn 4

Bolken, N.Dak., VII:213

Boller, Henry A., I:357

Boltin, Joseph, IV:445; Carrie, 446

Bolton, Henry, IV:578

Boltz, Peter, IV:274

Boman (Bowman), Elias, III:265; J. Fritjof, 264, 265, 265; Mrs. J. Fritjof, sketch of, 291, 265

Bomberg, Fred, IV:281; Suseth, 381

Bon Homme, S.Dak., VII:128

Bonanza farms in North Dakota, III:346, 569, 662; names of, III:580, 581

Bond, ____, IV:552; Samuel R., report of Fisk Expedition of 1862-1863, II.2:38-72

Bone, Charles, IV:692; deposition of, 640; Charles W., 656, 657, 671, 687

Bone Hill (post), V:268

Bonhock, Frank, III:230

Bonholger, John, IV:433

Bonhomme, D.T., V:80

Bonnin, Father Louis, III:237; Francis, deposition of, IV:615

Bonsfield, Richard, IV:412; Rose, 412

Booise, fur trader on Missouri River, I:349, 366

Booker, Rev. G. H., IV:149

Boolez, Marc, IV:427

Boom, John, IV:281; Mary, 381

Boon, A. J., IV:299

Bope, Edwin, IV:407

Borassa, Father, I:219

Borden, Richard, IV:246

Bordrud, A. P., VII:153

Boreman County, V:185, 206, 223

Borman, M. M., member park board, VI:217

Borneman, C., IV:401; H., 401

Borner, August, IV:276

Bosard, Andrew, II.1:255; Andrew Keller, II.1:255; James H., sketch of, II.1:255-259; II.1:opp.255; creameries of, in N.Dak., III:633

Boschee, Adam, IV:262; Ardolph, 362; August, 362; Caroline, 362; Cathrine, 362; Cathrine, 363; Christina, 362; Eustina, 363; Jack, 362; John, 362; Madalina, 363; Phillipina, 363; Theodora, 363; Valintina, 362

Boss, Lewis, U.S. Boundary Survey, IV:199n. 1, 218

Bostad, Rev. O. H., VII:218

Bostonois, Ojibway, III:407

Bostrom, O. J., III:275

Bostwick, Samuel, IV:239

Boswell, Dr. W. G., IV:217; Mrs. W. C., 109

Botnen, S. O., and his wife, III:170-171

Bottineau, Charles, I:304, 307, 358, 365; Pierre, guide and Chippewa interpreter, I:358; II.2:6-163; guide in Fisk’s expedition of 1866, II.1:450-461; Mary, III:181; Pierre, 178, 181

Bottineau County, Icelandic settlements in, I:112n. 1; number of Swedes in, III:306; Swedes, III:261; V:85, 179, 202, 219-221, 224, 225, 228, 240; VII:228

Boucher, Francis, declaration of, III:405, 436-437; deposition of, IV:520, 524, 525, 531; Jean Marie, 516, 517, 525, 573, 630

Boudiette, Abercrombie, N.Dak., III:161

Boughter, Mozer, army surgeon, III:188, 229

Boulder mosaics, in North Dakota, I:82, picture of, I:85

“Boulder Outline on the Upper Missouri,” III:685-687

Boundary Church, IV:168

Boundary line, between Sioux and Chippewas, III:506; Canadian, II.1:94; of land cession, 1851 Sioux treaty, III:518; history of survey, IV:179-234

Bounin, Father, I:235

Bourassa, Capt., IV:510, 511; Michael, III:437; clerk of N. W. Co., III:406; IV:491, 513, 520, 530, 531, 532, 543; deposition of, 524; Shaw, 487

Bourget, Bishop Ignatius, III:237

Bourk, A., IV:446

Bourke, John, III:386, 399; depositions of, III:380-381, 403-408,411-413; John P., IV:486-539; deposition of, 518-547

Bousch, A., IV:446

Bousier, Isabella, III:229; Jenny, III:229; Jerome, III:229; Justin, III:229; Mary, III:229; Ranclire, III:299; Raphael, III:299

Boutino, Moustouche, IV:510, 511; deposition of, 510

Bouvier, Joseph, deposition of, IV:640

Bouyer, Mitch, interpreter, VI:158, 159

Bovoy, A. E., I:297

Bowles, Samuel, III:338; Henry, IV:430; John, 430

Bowman, Charles R., III:232. See also Boman.

Bowman Co., V:203, 205, 227, 230, 235, 237; census summary of 1885, IV:240; names of all residents in, 340-344

Bown, Christian, IV:272

Box Elder Creek, D.T., V:71, 77

Boy Chief, brother of Red Bear, VI:52-55; in battle of Little Bighorn, 95, 122, 130, 131, 150, 151, 154; continues narrative, 118-119; killed, 189, opp.71, opp.202

Boyce, Henry, V:157

Boyd, George W., II.1:417; James, club-footed trader, II.1:322n. 2; James, IV:247; Rev. J. S., 144

Boyer, Eliza, IV:250; Frank, 350; Henry, 350; John F., 350; John F. Jr., 350; Mary, 350; Sarah, 350

Boyeson, O. H., VII:190

Boyington, O., II.2:93

Boyne River, V:154n. 1

Boynton, H., II.2:98

Boys, Henry, IV:239

Braaten, Rev. S. O., pioneer experiences of, VII:240-243

Brackett, George, II.1:424; Rev., IV:141

Brackett's Battalion, III:243

Brad1ey, Rev. C. F., I:314; Fred, IV:411; Rev. Robert, 141

Bradshaw, W., IV:420

Bradt, Thomas J., IV:446

Brady, Mabel, IV:276

Brage, Thief River Falls glee club, VII:189

Brainerd, Minn., III:242; VII:71

Bramble and Keyes, VII:318

Bramble, D.T., VII:318

Bramby, Charles, IV:564-599; deposition of, 563, 582, 594, 586

Brandhove, E., IV:432

Brandon House, Hudson’s Bay Co. Post, III:395, 396, 450, 451, 455; IV:500, 508, 510, 654, 669

Brandrup, Andrew, III:88

Branhan, Jesse, VII:111, 113

Branick, Amanda, IV:425; Joseph, 425; Nassimo, 425; Orrin P., 425

Brannum, Jesse, 124

Bras, Jaynes, IV:47

Bratrsky, Vestnik, organ of Z.C.B.J., IV:80

Bratton, Luther R., VII:293

Braun, Dr. E. E., post surgeon, Fort Abercrombie, II.2:26, 40

Brave Men's Society of the Mandans, I:434

Brayer, A., treasurer of Z.C.B.J., IV:80

Brazeau, John, I:358

Brazil, Icelandic settlements in, I:96

Breaking plow, first in North Dakota,VII:71

Breck, Rev. James Lloyd, II.1:480; Samuel, Asst. Adj. Gen., III:191

Breckenridge County, population for 1860, III:553

Breckenridge, Minn., I:415; II.2:11-17, 106; III:87-94, 171, 552, 561; census of 1860, II.1:98; flour mill at, III:163; IV:68, 69; VII:160, 215, 247, 279

Brecount, Rev. C. B., Casselton, II.1:117

Breeland, George, III:232

Breidablik, Rev. J. J., VII:228

Brekke, Dr. Olav B., VII:176

Brenna, N.Dak., VII:159, 172; Orjans, 172

Brennan, Mary R., article by, III:237-24; notes by, I:476-478; M. H., sketch by, II.1:255-259, sketch by, III:678-682; M. H., III:240

Brenner, E. W., and Terry, post traders, III:213; V:121, 122; at Fort Totten, III:187, 226, 235, 211

Brenner’s Crossing, III:182

Brenton, E., IV:468

Brestin, Timothy, IV:254

Brewer, Henry B., IV:208n. 6

Brick kiln, burning coal mine, II.1:274, 319, 329

Bricks, John, IV:77

Bridgeport, Wis., IV:65, 66

Bridger, James, I:341, 358, 362, 378; VII:49; Mark, II.2:93

Bridston, John, VII:175, 183n.

“Brief History of the Establishment of the Abercrombie State Park, A,” I:411-412

Briem, Rev. H., II.1:144

Brien, Phillip. See Derocher, Philip

Briggs, R. R., Moorhead, Minn., II.1:172, 177

Briley, _____, 2^nd Lt., 2^nd Minn. Cav., II.1:428

Brimson, Rev. Alfred, II.1:476

Brindleson, G., IV:443

Brink, C. O., VII:153; Judson, 104, 113

Brinton, Charles, IV:442; Flora, 442; M., 442; Pearl, 442; Rose, 442; Russel, 442; R. Wells, 442; Ward, 442

Brisbois, Joseph, III:369-437; deposition of, 401; Michael, III:392; Charles, IV:652-822

Brisebois, ____, guide of North-West Co., IV:507; Antoine, deposition of, 640

Bristol, Minn., V:254

British America, II.1:135, 137

British International Boundary Commission, members of, IV:217-218

British Isles, emigration from, II.1:83-88

British Museum, IV:824

British soldiers, employed by Lord Selkirk, II.1:105

Britton, S.Dak., III:95

Broadlawn, N.Dak., Presbyterian Church organized in, IV:148

Brockport, Penn., V:26

Brockville, Canada, III:429

Broen, Rev. E., VII:208

Broken Axe, Mandan Indian, II.1:466

Bronghevere, Sam, IV:247

Bronlid, Rev. C. J., VII:238

Brono, Rev. J. R., VII:230

Bronson, Mrs. D. E., III:87n.; C. R., IV:446; Carrie, 446; Emma, 446; Eve, 60; Jennie, 446; Maud, 446

Brook, James V., VII:293

Brookings, Judge W. W., history of Dakota Territory, II.1:141-143

Brookings, S.Dak., VII:215, 303

Brooks, ____, IV:47; G. W., 381

Brosh, Ed., IV:77

Bross, William, III:338

Brotchie, William, IV:754, 801, 818, 833

Brower, Jacob V., I:336, sketch of, I:335; works of, I:339; Richard D., II.2: 91; death of, II.2:123

Brown, Charles V., delegate to Constitutional Convention, 1889, III:137n. 2; George, III:226; G. A., III:276; Capt. John D., I:426; John G., sketch of, II.1:241; John, III:233; Olive, III:226; Peter, III:276; V. T., III:203; Alice, J., IV:422; Annie, 422; C. V., 446; Chester, 374; Francis, 422; Frank, 351; George, 381; Henry, 357; Henry C., 353; Hyram E., 353; J. F., 350; James, 341; 422; James Jr., 422; Jennie, 341, 422; John, 419, 422; John If., 353; Lewis, 418; Millie, 341; Paul, 522; Rev. J. A., 121, 122, 124, 125, 126, 129, 133; Rev. John A., 171, 174, 175, 177; Rev. Joseph, 142, 147, 149; Robert, 354; Samuel, 422; T., 419; Thomas H., 422; Timothy, 430; Van R., 55; Jake, V:27, 28; Joseph, trader, V:254, 255; Susan, V:260; Samuel J., V:268, 270; Norwegian merchant in Alexandria, VII:138, 145; Joseph, chief of scouts, 117; Rev., Stillwater, Minn., VII:91; W. H., 173

Brown County, V:191

Brown Woman, Mandan, II.1:465.

Brown's Valley, D.T., V:258, 270; Minn., VII:300

Browne, William, III:230

Brownlee, Rev. H. H., IV:123, 130, 132, 171, 174, 175, 177

Brownson, Alfred, IV:149n. 1

Bruce, Charles G., deposition of, III:402-403; Hector, V:35, 38n. 25; Pierre, IV:780

Bruflat Academy, N.Dak., VII:217, 235

Bruflat congregation, VII:277

Bruguire, James, I:341

Brule City, D.T., V:80, 80n. 96

Brumbly, Lt., III:417, 434; Lt., IV:543

Brundage, Arthur, IV:264; Frank, 364

Brunell, Joseph, II.1:166

Brunsvold, Rev. A. A., VII:231

Brunswick, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:268

Brush, P., IV:295; Joseph, 71

Bryan, Alvin, IV:252

Bryant, William, IV:276

Bryce, ___, Dr., Winnipeg, II.2:81, 92; his history of the Hudson’s Bay Co., II.2:112, 113; Dr. George, Winnipeg, IV:113

Brylan, Thomas W., II.1:417

Brymner, Report on Canadian Archives, 1889; referred to, I:371

Brynjolfsson, Magnus, I:120

Brynjulson, George, IV:445

Buchanan, James, IV:211; Pres., V:171

Buck, Theodore, II.2:95

Buckhout, Helen, III:348

Buckingham, John, III:95

Buckley, Walter, IV:407

Buckman, Joseph Y., I:358

Buckner, William, negro porter on Deer Lodge, VII:127

Budejovice, Bohemia, IV:62, 67

Budge, William, II.1:164; George, V:42, 43; William, V:37, 51, 59, 61n. 44; 63n. 50; 70, 74, 76n. 84, VII:173, 296, 297, 299

Bue post office, N.Dak., VII:270

Buell, Gen., VII:65, 66

Buerger, Capt. Emil, I:417

Buffalo, last seen in Cass County, I:159; bones found in Riverside Township, II.1:206, 238; herds of, seen from steamboat, II.1:297, 298, 365; hides sold at Pembina, D.T., II.1:238; hunting of, II.1:325, 456, II.2:66-67, II.2:144; killed by grizzly bears, II.1:53; killed from steamboat, II.1:299, 303, 303, 305-307, 326, 334, 356; at Fort Totten, III:187; bones, 87; hunting in Canada, 103; in Pembina, 456-457; killed by prairie fire, 364; seen in 1864, 245; seen by Alexander Henry Jr., 361, 363, 364; V:88, 91; corral, V:105, 106; hunters' camp, description of, V:135; hunting of, V:101-107; description of, by Rev. G. A. Belcourt, V:134; proceeds of, V:120; robes, tanning of, VII:31n.; press, opp.87; hunt, 1883, VII:103

Buffalo bones, gathered by pioneers; VII:269; shipped to St. Louis, 302; sale of, by settlers, I:140

Buffalo County, V:179

Buffalo district, boundaries defined, I:221

Buffalo Gap, D.T., V:72

Buffalo Lake, Minn., V:254; VII:118

Buffalo, N.Dak., Presbyterian church organized in, IV:139

Buffalo River, III:506, 518; VII:140; N.Dak., 248

Buffalo, secret society, VI:186

Buffalo skinning knife, I:opp. 454

Buffalo Wool Co, Selkirk settlement, IV:252, 258

Buford and Fisher, Stillwater House, Stillwater, Minn., VII:91

Buford County, V:203, 226, 227; census summary of 1885, IV:245; names of all residents in, 346-358

Buford, N.Dak., ferry at, IV:54

Buisson, Anette, III:231; Antoine, III:217n. 5, 217, 231; James H., III:231; Jane, III:217; Joseph, III:217n. 5, 217; Mrs. Joseph, III:217, 217; Louise, III:217; Nancy, III:236; Rachael, III:231

Bulberry island, S.Dak., VII:127

Bulcher, Alreda, IV:244; Hans, 344; Margaret, 344

Bull creek, S.Dak., VII:313

Bull Head, Arikara, II.1:466; enlists as scout, VI:44, 46-48

Bull Neck, II.1:502-508; Indian family of, IV:285

Bull train, photo of, VII:opp.318

Bull-Stands-in-the-Water, leader of Da-roch'-pa, VI:59, 83; in battle of Little Bighorn, 130-132

Bullock, B. B., IV:242; Eldridge, 342; Emma, 342; Josephine, 342; Mary, 342; Sam, 407; Stella, 342

Bunce, James, IV:806

Bunch, George, I:358

Bunn, Dr., IV:708-756, 802-835; John, 267n.1, 277

Burbank & Company, wagon train arrives at Fort Abercrombie, II.1:24

Burbank, A., II.1:416; H. C., II.2:10, 11; J. M. C., St. Paul, Minn., II.1:9; L., II.1: 416

Burbank County, V:180, 187, 188

Burdick, George, III:203; Orlin, III:201n. 2, 203, 204; Oziah W., III:203; Usher L., III:207

Bureau of American Ethnology, 7th annual report of, V:98n. 5; 18th annual report of, V:112n. 15; 113, 114n. 16 and 17

Burgess, Dr. F. J. W., IV:217

Burgett, R., II.2:93

Burgit, R., II.2:93

Burgster, Rev. Joseph K., IV:115-135, 170-172

Burial scaffold, VI:75

Burk, John, III:230

Burke County, V:241, 243-245

Burke, Major John H, I:268; William, III:233; C., IV:295; H., 395; James, 354; R. E., 395; R. S., 395; Gov., John, V:237, 245; Justice, V:247n. 55; William, V:58, 58n. 37; Capt., VII:118

Burkhart, Samuel W., IV:84, 91; biographical sketch of, 98; clerk of Dunker church, Cando, N.Dak., 91

Burleigh County, archaeological remains in, I:86; number of Swedes in. 1900, III:306; Swedes, 262; V:181, 188-190, 194, 203, 210, 212; VII:245

Burleigh County Superintendent of Schools, in 1876, I:251-272

Burleigh, Walter A., VII:128

Burnett, Dr. J. A., VII:300

Burnham, D., II.2:95; F. J., IV:134

Burning Ground, Sioux chief, I:227, 419

Burns, James, IV:254; Thomas, 360

Burpee, G. F., IV:217

Burr, A. G., sketch by, III:673-675; Rev. Alexander, IV:124-129, 173, 177; W. H., V:49

Burritt, E. H., member of Capt. Fisk’s protective corps, II.2:39

Burton, _____, Capt., 30^th Wis. Vol. Inf., II.1:44; C. A., III:114; F. L., VII:298

Burtsch, Rev. G. W, Casselton, II.1:177

Burydorf, Charles, III:233

Busko, John, IV:77

Busrack, Halvor, I:152

Bussy, Robert, II.1: 250

Butcher, Francis, IV:729-825

Buther, Francis, IV:715

Butler, E. C., II.1: 247; sketch of, II.1:240, II.1: opp.240; Ellis, II.1:430n.1; William H., II.1:216n. 3

Butner, E. L., IV:422; Edith, 422; F. D., 422; Frank, 422; Henrietta, 422; Sarah, 422

Butte de Morale, II.2:49

Butter, Morris, III:230

Butterfield, Capt., 8th Minn. Vol., III:243; Capt. M. Q., II.2:opp. 148

Butts, Arthur, IV:445; D. J., 445; Ellen E., 445; Frank, 445; Rubie, 445

Buxton, N.Dak., VII:224, 262n., 266, 267, 269

Bye, Christian, VII:152; Peter, 164n.; P. I., 190n.; P. J., 173

Byers, Rev. W. J., IV:139

Bygland, Minn., VII:262, 262n.129

C

Cadboro, trading ship, IV:723-833

Caddell, M. C., member park board, VI:218

Cadot, J. Baptiste, Sr., I:294; J. Baptiste, Jr, I:295; Joseph, IV:611-614

Cadotte, Augustin, trader, III:355, 357; Peter, V:121, 126

Cady, Capt., 8^th Minn. Vols., III:242; Capt. John S., killed by Little Crow, VII:53

Caffney, Patrick, IV:256

Cagg, Ann, IV:411; Samuel M., 411

Calamity Jane, camp follower, V:77 and n.86

Calderwood, Edgar, VII:306n.; R. M., 290; V. E., 290

Caldwell, William, II.2:97; Maj., governor of Selkirk settlement, IV:296

Caledonia, D.T., V:53, 53n.; Penn., V:26; VII:156, 165, 167, 250, 261, 272, 276, 278, 282

“Calendar of Principal Events of the French and Indians of Early Dacotah, A,” I:293-296

Calhoon, F. S., II.1:416

Calhoun, John C., IV:206, 212

California Joe, V:61n. 45; 633 and note 49; 71

California post, IV:818

Call, Michael, III:235

Callaghan Hotel, Jamestown, N.Dak., III:238

Calmer, Frank, III:271; John, IV:247

Calumet River, III:506

Calvert, Charles, II.2:198

Calvin, Miles City, Mont., V:165; Investment Co., V:165

Calypso, Missouri River steamboat, II.1: 284, 286

Cameron, Duncan, II.1:79-138; letters of, to Red River settlers, III:370-372; N. W. Co. agent, III:369-421; John, III:355, death of, 358; J. Dugald, III:387, 391; Allan, IV:779; Angus, 825; Maj., 217; Duncan, 463-561, 800, 818, 833; deposition of, 460, 493; letter from, 482; letters of, 489; John Dugald, 457-495, 649-761

Camorp, P. H., IV:258

Camp Atchison, Sibley expedition, described, II.2:83

Camp Chase, Ohio, VII:64

Camp Cook, III:178

Camp Cooke, description of, II.1:336n. 1

Camp Dennison, Ohio, VII:64

Camp Dick Robinson, Ky., VII:64

Camp, E. W., delegate Constitutional Convention, 1889, III:150

Camp Green, I:242

Camp Hackett, Sibley expedition, II.2:32

Camp Hancock, I:242, I:301, I:422

Camp Hayes, N.Dak., VII:117

Camp Jackson, II.1:294; IV:145

Camp, Maj. George A., II.2:opp. 116; II.2:30, 89, 116, 127, 137; letter from, to Col. Miller, II.2:81; Camp, Maj. ____, I:418

Camp Pope, Minn., VII:117

Camp Release, Minn., VII:115, 116

Camp Seward, Jamestown 242, 422

Campbell, _____, trader, I:341; John, II.2:93, 97; Robert. J., I:358, 376, 379, 380; Thomas, agent at Fort Union, II.1:279n. 2; Thomas, II.1:320, 353; Duncan, III:401; George, 375-391; deposition of, 418; John Duncan, 396, 400, 406; Nancy, 231; ____, IV:553; Archibald, U.S. Treaty Commissioner, 187, 191, 199n. 1, 218; Charles, 350; Elizabeth, 350; Lizzie, 350; Colin, 618, 635, 650-825, deposition of, 634-641; Duncan, 621; George, 481-492; Hamilton, 208n. 6; John, 409; John Duncan, 534-552, 638; letters of, 559; Robert, 716-836; Rev. U. C., 115, 122, 125; Tom, 342

Campbell, Canada, John, IV:251

Campbell County, V:182, 189, 191

Canadian French in North Dakota, I:184

Canadian government, and the rival fur trade companies, II.1:106

Canadian landholders in Traill County, map showing distribution of, I:108

Canadian Pacific Railway, III:583; VII:95

Canadians in North Dakota, I:185-198

Canandaigua, New York, III:218

Candiyohi Lake, Minn., II.2:141

Cando, N.Dak., IV:81; naming of, III:321-323

Canfield, Thomas H., III:569, VII:70, 72; William F., III:198, 199

Cannella, J. W., III:322

Cannon Ball River, II.2:141; V:61, 206, 227, 248, 249; VII:8, 129, 130, 312

Cannot, John, IV:254

Canta Tanka, Yanktonaise head man, I:200-251

Canton, S.Dak., VII:206, 304

Capitol grounds, plans for in Bismarck, VI:opp.211

Caplet, Alex, III:229; Angeline, 229; Baptiste, 229; Caroline, 229; Made1ine, 229; Morris, 229; Robert, 229

Cappenakis, II.1:118

Capt. O'Gray, Missouri, VII:92

Captivity narratives, II.1:440-442

Card, Charles, IV:279; Phoebe E., 379; Stephen, 379; Verena E., 379

Cardin, Thomas, IV:624

Cardinal, fur trade employee, VII:81

Cardwell, O., IV:257

Carey, Corinne E., III:676; Rev. N. W., IV:123

Carhart, Joseph, article by, I:330-334

Cariboo gold mines, II.2:78

Cariveau, T. A., 1^st Lt., II.2:10, 106

Carland, John E., delegate Constitutional convention, 1889, III:125, 127, 128, 141, 142

Carlander, Magnus, III:271

Carless, Joseph, IV:786, 800, 818, 833

Carlington, Jesse, II.2:95

Carlisle, James, 3^rd Sgt., Northern Rangers, II.2:95

Carlson, Anders, III:278; A. M., 257; A. P., 258; August, 276; Carl, II.1:248, 276; David, 275; Jens, 277, 278; John, 281, 282; John D., 276; John, IV:242; Rev. T. L. A. K., VII:215, 229n.

Carlton House, II.1:134, IV:629-828

Carlton, Rev. B. L., III:255, 269

Carmichael, Ledele, IV:255

Carnark, Alfred, letter of, III:269-270

Carney, Josephine, V:59n. 40

Carnihan, Col., III:219

Caroline, steamboat, II.2:155

Caroó, Dakota scout, VI:59; detailed, 69; in battle of Little Bighorn, 131

Carothers, Frederick Robert, III:674; Judge Robert Milligan, sketch of, III:673-675, 673; Ruth Roberta, III:674

Carpenter, C. W., VII:314; ____, early French trader in D.T., II.1:165

Carr, S. V., Sgt., Fort Abercrombie, letter by, II.1:179-185

Carrie, Missouri River steamboat, II.1: 263, 339, 345, 372, 373, 375, 377

Carrington and Casey Land Co., I:383-384

Carrol, John, IV:252

Carson, Alexander, I:359; H. G., II.1:416; J. P., IV:424; William, 358

Carter County, V:178

Carter, Henry S., II.1: 417; W. R., II.1: 417; Wesley, II.2:95; W. L., III:87

Cartright, George, IV:403; George W., 403; Louisa L., 403; Nelson, 403

Cartwright and Sons, IV:47

Cartwright, N.Dak., IV:51, 55

Carver County, Minn., Norwegians and Swedes in, VII:148; Swedes in, III:248

Carver, Minn., VII:107

Carver, O. F., II.2:93; Rev. A. H., IV:176

Cary, George, IV:751, 766, 782; John B., 425; Martha, 425; Rebecca, 425; William, 425; Rev. N. W.,125-129, 174-177

Cashel, J. L., 300, 305

Casperson, A. E., IV:295; C., 395; M. E., 395; Rose, 395

Casphaw, Indian chief, V:119

Cass County, V:180, 188; VII:152-154, 212-230; archaeological remains in, I:87; Danish immigration to, I:153-180; early history of, I:299-310; foreign population, by townships, I:197; maps showing foreigner in, in 1905, I:107; Swedes in, III:264-269; Swedes in, 1900, III:306

Cass, George W., III:570; Gov., Michigan, III:506

Cass-Cheney farm, III:346

Cassell, Geneva, Ohio, VII:62; Maria, 104

Casselton, N.Dak., Presbyterian Church, organized in, IV:137

Castle, Joseph, V:25 and note 5

Caswell, John, II.1:182; Rev. A. K., IV:122-127, 168, 172-175; reminiscences of, 164-165

Cataphreir, Antoine, IV:743

Cataract, Missouri River steamboat, I:342

Catawaba Indians, III:498

Cates, Frances, IV:246; Philip, 346

Catfish Joe, trial for murder, V:31n. 14

Cathcart, Rev. J. W., IV:127, 171-177

Cathers, Joseph, IV:485

Catholic Church, founding of in N. Dak., IIApp:1-34; growth in N.Dak., I:251-292

Catholic Mission, Red River Settlement, IV:774, 789, 802, 820, 834

Catholic Mission School, Fort Totten, III:199

Catholic missionary, salary of, III:104

Catholic prayer book in Sioux, by Father Jerome, III:240

Catholic Workmen, Bohemian Society, IV:70, 74

Cathright, J., II.1:417

Catlin, George, I:360, 361, 368

Catlin, N.Dak., IV:51

Catt, Stephen, IV:279

Catterel, Oliver, II.1:314.

Cattle driving, St. Cloud to Winnipeg, VII:73

Caubage, John, Chippewa missionary, II.1:473-492

Causey, P. C., IV:276

Cavalier County, N.Dak., V:179, 199, 200, 201, 216, 217;VII:213, 214, 224n., 240; churches in, 225; Icelandic settlements in, I:112, fn 1; number of Swedes in, 1900, III:306

Cavalier County State Park, VI:221

Cavallin, Rev. J. O., Swedish Lutheran missionary, III:248, 250n. 1, 251, 255, 257, 259, 262, 263, 264, 267, 271, 275n. 1, 279; churches organized by, III:287-289; sketch of, 285, 285, 288

Cavanagh,

Cavanagh, Frank, III:195; Elese, 229; Elizabeth J., 236; Frank, 236; Mary J., 236; Thomas, 188, 229; Dennis, IV:270

Cavanaugh, James, IV:257

Cavileer, Charles, I:303, 307, 359, IV:133; E. K., I:359

Cazeau, Rev. Charles F., IV:231

Cedar Creek, D.T., V:62, 63, VII:312

Cedar Lake, Minn., VII:106n., 107,109, 116, 118

Cedar Mills, Minn., VII:109, 113

Cedar River, Minn., VII:107

Cedar Wood Feather, Mandan Indian, II.1:470

Census records, for Pembina District, I:384-405; in N.Dak., for 1890, I:150-151; for 1900, 1905, I:180-200; in 1885, IV:338-448; in Red River Valley, III:556

Central House, Grand Forks, D.T., II.2: 475

Centralia, Missouri River steamboat, II.1: 373, 390, 397, 409, 412

Cesko-Slovansky Podporujici Spolek, IV:77

Cgar-i-ye-ya-pi, V:270

Chaboillez, Charles J. B., I:359; II.1:82, in 1797, III:352; VI:220

Chada, John, IV:71

Chaffee, F. N., IV:442; Mary, 442; Charles, 442

Chaffee, N.Dak., Presbyterian church organized in, IV:149

Chairea de Ruche, D.T., V:79

Chalk Buttes, N.Dak., VII:8

Challoner, Ida, IV:405; Jane, 405, Mable, 405; Thomas, 405

Chalmers, Alexander, II.1: 202, 233

Chamberlain, Capt., I:418

Chambers, Daniel, I:383; Gov. John, Iowa, III:516; Major Alex., commands troops, VI:25

Chamers, Daniel, IV:442

Chance, J. C., Lt., II.1: 33n. 1, 332, 337

Chandler, R., Asst. Adj. Gen., III:185

Chaney, J. B., sketch by, I:335

Chapelle Creek, D.T., V:79

Chapin, E. A., IV:248; D. M., 348; Jeremiah, 107

Chapin House, Moorhead, IV:105, 106

Chapman, A., IV:299; E. L., 399

Chappell, John F., IV:253

Charbenaugh, Adelaide, III:235; Antoine, 235; Elizabeth, 235; Frances, 235; Joseph, 235; Mary L., 235;. Mary R., 235; Patrick, 235; Robert, 235; Victoria, 235

Charbonneau, Touissant, I:69-72, 359, 435; spelling of the name, 71

Chardon, Elizabeth, Kaskaskia, Ill., VII:92; Francois A., I:360; Frank, 360

Charger, Sioux chief, I:343

Charging Bull, enlists as scout, VI:45, 50, 51; in battle of Little Bighorn, 130,131

Charlebois, Mother, III:237

Charles, John, IV:649-853; Joseph, 658-726; Thomas, 831; Thomas, 403

Charles P. Choteau Co., I:346, 360

Charlson, N.Dak., IV:51, 53

Charlton, David, member of Capt. Fisk’s protective corps, II.2:39

Charter of Hudson's Bay Co., renewal of, IV:239

Chartier, Joseph, IV:630; Will, 440; Mamie, 440

Chase, Edward, IV:260; E. E., 42, 46; Frank, 60; K., VII:69; Salmon P., ex-secretary of treasury, 68

Chastellain, N., IV:720, 736

Chastteen, Samuel, III:233

Chateau Creek, D.T., V:80

Chatelain, Jacques, employee of Lord Selkirk, III:412, 434, 435, IV:522, 547, 605, 606; deposition of, 589, 606

Chauvin, Jean Baptiste, deposition of, IV:640

Cheese factories, in N.Dak., III:627-641, 654

Cheever, James, II.2:119

Cheney, Benjamin P., III:570; Josiah B., article by, I:335-339

Cherry Creek, D.T., V:68, 158

Cherry, N.Dak., IV:51

Cherryholmes, Rev. J. H., IV:172, 174; Rev. James, 123

Chesley, James, VII:114

Chesman, Rev. J. F., IV:149

Chess, H. B., I:383, IV:442; Hattie, 442

Chew, Benjamin, IV:403; Ritta, 403

Cheyenne Indians, III:350, VII:310; description of the Custer fight, 38; village of, II.1:508; visit of Alex. Henry, Jr., to, III:359

Cheyenne, Red River steamboat, III:561,VII:77, 95

Cheyenne River, D.T., V:77

Cheyenne, Wy., VII:310, 314

Chezik, Albert, IV:63-73; Ed. J., 77; Joe, 64; Joseph E., 77; Margaret, 65; Mike, 64; Thomas, 71

Chicago, Ill., III:91, 247; IV:74, 75; V:28; VII:162, 174, 197, 226n.,260, 300; fire of 1871, 94

Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railway, III:164, 586, V:28

Chicago Theological Seminary, III:91

Chickamauga, battle of, VII:175

Chilcotins post, IV:690-787, 891

Childs, E. D., III:624; creameries in North Dakota, III:639

Chilli, Ferdinand, deposition of, IV:626; Francois, 627

Chiniers, Mary A., III:231

Chippewa County, V:176

Chippewa Falls, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:287, II.2:139

Chippewa half-breeds, treaty with Sioux, I:220

Chippewa Indians, I:.293-296, III:505; agency, Minnesota, V:118; battle with Mandans, 1840, V:131; funeral ceremonies, V:130; in Dakota, II.1:150; land cession, 1864, V:177;; legends of, III:708-724; lodge, V:92 missionary work among, I:213;on the Turtle Mt. Reservation, III:201; V:252, 253, 254; sketch of, V:85

Chippewa, Minn., II.1:183, II.2:133

Chippewa River, III:506; VII:106

Chippewyan Indians, IV:667; visit of John West to, III:481

Chisago Lake, Minn., Swedes in, III:248

Cholera, in St. Louis, VII:88

Cholera John, VII:89

Chorazin club, V:80, 80n.

Choteau, Charles P., I:360; Edward, 360; Menard, 360; Paul, 360; Pierre, Jr., I:360, 371; II.1:457

Chouteau, Pierre, Jr., and Co., II.2:36, VII:84

Chovin, I. B., deposition of, IV:609

Chretien, Jean Baptiste, deposition of, IV:642; Michael, deposition of, 582, 642

Chrisensen, Peter, I:158, fn 1

Christ, Rev. H. J., I:312; Reuben, IV:263

Christensen, Christen, I:157, 178; Karen, 177, 178; F. S., VII:137

Christenson, Benjamin, VII:169

Christiania Hotel, Grand Forks, N.Dak., VII:175

Christiania, Norway, VII:134, 135, 157

Christianson, Mathius, II.1:166; A., IV:428; Alreda, 426; Chris, 426; Hans, 428; Hilda, 426; Henry, 426; Jalmar, 426; Julia, 426; L., 426; Laura, 1825, 426; Mrs. Hans, 49; Olga, 426; ____, former rancher near Colgant, VII:257

Christie (Christy), Gov. Alexander, IV:267n., 278n., 283, 649-836; letter of, to James Sinclair, 295; letter to, 282; William, IV:827

Christine, N.Dak., VII:227

Christliche Volsblatt, Mennonite paper, III:331

Christlicher Bundesbote, Mennonite paper, III:331

Christophason, Frank, IV:267; Henry A., 367; Laura, 367; Louisa, 367; Marian, 367; W. B., 367

Chrysostum, Father, Bismarck, N.Dak., VII:102

Church County, V:218, 219, 224, 225, 227, 240

Church of the Brethern, history of, IV:81

Churchill Factory, Hudson’s Bay Co. post, III:468

Churchill post, IV:658-837

Churchs Ferry, N.Dak., VII:289

Cilley, Hetty, E. G., II.1:255

Cimbura, John, IV:77

City of Pekin, Missouri River steamboat, II.1: 373, 376

Clabbots, John, IV:411

Claggett, Mont., VII:103

Clamore, _____, Frenchman, II.1: 270

Clapeau, Mary R., III:231

Clapin, Mother, III:237

Clara, Missouri River steamboat, II.1: 284, 286

Clarabell, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:267, 268

Clare, John, III:232

Clark, Burnham, II.2:93, 98; C. W., II.2: 95; Dr. J. R. C., U.S. vaccination agent, II.2:63; John R., II.2:95; P. T, St. Anthony, Minn., II.2:140; Rev. John, II.1:473-492; Robert, II.2:314; Thomas A., member of Fisk’s expedition, 1862, II.2:75; Thomas, II.2:223; Clark, Gov., Missouri, III:505; Malcolm, 212; Thomas, 230; William, 233; Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 508; Alice, IV:250; Chloe A, 208n.; D. H., 348; Ella, 350; Hazel, 350; Lt. Dillard, 350; Prof. J. C., astronomer, 192n. 2; Rev. J. H., 141; Rev. T. C., 138; S. F., 427; Thomas, 379; A. W., VII:299; Charles J., 6; W. G., St. Louis, Mo., 93

Clark Hotel, Duluth, Minn., VII:69

Clarke, George, IV:424; John, 615-677

Clarkson, Joseph, III:221

Clary, James, IV:257

Claude, Father, Fort Totten teacher, III:239

Claudius, Karl, IV:78, 79

Clausen, C. L., VII:197; Rev.. C. F., 205, 206

Clauson, Jennie, IV:408; John, 410; Paul C., 408

Clay County, Minn., census of 1865, II.2:101

Clay, Henry, IV:211.

Claymore, Basil, see Clement, Basil

Cleaner, E. E., IV:443

Clear Lake, Minn., II.2:125

Clearwater, Minn., III:170

Cleary, Mike, IV:418

Clemansen, Henry, VII:153

Clement, A. A, member Fisk’s expedition, 1862, II.2:75; Basil, I:344, 356-379; I:opp. 340; VII:127; sketch of, I:341; II.1:429; Charles, 341

Clementitsch, Joe, IV:435; Gusta, 435; Joe .Jr., 435

Clemmer, C. H., V:49

Clermont, Fulton's steamboat, VII:120

Cleveland, Grover, III:123

Clifford, James, IV:256

Clifford, N.Dak., VII:262n., 275

Clifton, George W., IV:415; James B., 415

Clinch, Edward, III:242

Cline, Andrew, III:228; Angeline, 229; Benjamin, 228; Eliza, 228; Ellen, 228; Frances, 229; Francis, 229; Isadore, 229; John, 228, 229; Joseph, 228, 229; Julia, 228; Madeline, 228, 229; Michael, 228; Morris, 229; Napoleon, 228; Virginia, 229; Vrenick, 228; William, 229

Cloud Man (Ma- na-ku-te-ma-ni), Dakota warrior, V:262

Clouston, Robert, IV:764, 780, 799-836; William, 656-720

Clover Leaf Gold Mining Co., V:165

Clowney, John, Maj.,30^th Wis. Vol. Inf., II.1:424

Clulton, Cora, IV:409; Frank, 409; Levy, 409; Minerva, 409

Clyde, Edward, IV:253

Coal Harbor, Swedes in, III:275

Coar, Grace, IV:443

Cobb, Rev. L. H., III:90; Elisa, VII:96; John, 96

Cobleigh, Rev. William, IV:115-132, 170-177

Cochran, Lt. Col. M. A., III:197

Cochrane, John M., I:opp. 328; sketch of, I:325-329; III:230; Rev. William, IV:702, 774

Cockenwaga, Indian chief, III:432

Cockran, Rev. William, IV:267n. 1

Cockrane, Patrick, III:413

Cody, William (“Buffalo Bill”), VII:67

Coe, Rev. B. W., IV:148

Coeur d’Alene Lake mission, II.2:71

Coffenan, James, IV:432; John, 432

Coffin, C. C., III:338

Cogan, killed by Indians, V:77

Coil, William, II.2:95

Coissart, William, II.2:95

Cold Hand, Dakota scout, VII:126

Cold Springs, Minn, II.2:133, VII:107

Cold Turkey Creek, S.Dak., VII:312

Coldwell, William, II.2:93

Cole, E. A., IV:443; Lenore, 443; Mary B., 443; Lenore, 443; Perrie, 403; S. W., 443; ____, stage driver at Georgetown, VII:73

Coleharbor, N.Dak., Swedes in, III:275

Coleman, Hannah, IV:417; John, 417; Thomas J., 353; W. E., 417; William, 417; James, white trader, VI:71 and note; biography of, 206-209; John, VII:100

Colgant, N.Dak., VII:257

Colin, Antoine, deposition of, IV:582

Colley, D. S., IV:143

Colligin, A. E., IV:295; J., 395; J. A., 395

Collins, Ethel A., article by, VII:1-58

Collins, Jane, II.2:98; John, II.1:98; Daniel, III:221; W. T., III:113; Amanda, IV:425; Christopher, 425; Cynthia, 425; Fred K., 425; J., 218; John, 351; John W., 425; Mary Jane, 425; Sarah F., 425; Tillie, 425; William Lewis, 425; ____, member of the Holmes’ party, V:64, 65

Colman, James, IV:256

Colombo, Frank, I:303

Colony Fort, II.1:110

Colorado, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:287, 312, 315, 330, 341

Colosky, Joseph, VII:73

Colter, John, I:361, 362; ____, boat builder, V:34

Coltman, W. B.,638, 643; report to the Earl Bathurst, K. G., regarding the controversy between Hudson’s Bay Co. and the North-West Company, IV:449-643

Colton, E. P., III:90

Columbia District, IV:651-834

Columbia Fur Co., I:368, 373; organization of, IV:254

Columbia, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:356, 360; trading ship, IV:801, 833

Columbia River, discovery of, IV:201

Columbian, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:315, 330, 341, 375-378

Colviles River post, IV:779

Comfort, Nicholas, VII:128; Patrick, 128, 129

Commissioner of Indian affairs, report of, 1854, V:109n. 13

Comptois, Joseph, II.2:91; ____, IV:541

Concord coach, VII:315

Conell, Alex, IV:428

Conghlan, Anthon, IV:253

Congregational church, first organized in North Dakota, I:312

Congress, Act of 1857, II.2:7; appropriation for Fisk’s expedition, 1863, II.2:73; appropriation for road from Fort Benton to Fort Walla-Walla, II.2:69; fight over division of Dakota Territory, III:114-123; commission to deal with Indians, VI:17; investigation of abuses, 57n.

Congressional Land Grant for Railways, 1857, III:551

Conikringo, Anna, IV:430; Belle, 430; Fred, 430; Fred J., 430; Sarah, 430

Conley, William, II.1:416

Connell, Alexander, VII:313; J. W., IV:418

Connelly, engineer of Cheyenne, VII:95

Conner, Thomas, member of Fisk’s expedition, 1862, II.2:75

Connolly, A. D., IV:400; A. E., 400; D., 400; J. M., 400; J. V., 400; S. E., 400; Thomas, 405

Connor, Charles, II.1:250; Charles W., II.1:215n. 1; Mrs. C. W, II.1:211; William, II.2:95.

Connors, W., IV:250

Conolly, William, IV:651-810

Conolly's Lake, IV:659-834

Conrad, Col. J. S., III:199; Joseph S., III:234; Maj. J. S., III:194-196, 221; Maj. ____, Fort Totten, V:120; E. J., member park board, VI:218

Conroy, Albert, IV:244

Constandt, P., II.1:417

Constant, Sam, II.1:417

Constitution and By-Laws for the State Parks, VI:222-225

Constitution of state, vote of Icelandic townships on, I:125

Constitutional Convention, 1889, list of delegates to, III:155; N. Dak. districts, map of, III:154

“Continuation of the Ida Fulton's Log,” II.1:330-341

Converse Cattle Co., IV:47

Converse, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:308

Converse, Rev. Charles S., IV:125-131, 175, 177

Conway, N.Dak., IV:73, VII:251

Conyers, John S., Towner County commissioner, III:321

Conyers. See Coreyers

Cook, Henry, II.2:95; Capt. ____, IV:202; Frank W., 352; Henry, 283; John, 355; Marsena, 381; W. H., 267n. 1

Cooke, Jay, I:420, III:337, 343, 556

Cooley, Judge, Michigan, address at Constitutional Convention, 1889, III:129

Coombs, Vincent, VII:109

Cooney, Gustaff, III:233

Cooper, David, II.1:486; J. T., II.1:245; John, II.1:359; Rollen C., I:140, II.1:245-246, opp. 240; T. E., article by, II.1:161-170; Thomas E., I;opp. 354; sketch of, I:354-355; Cooper, John, deposition of, III:374; John, IV:481, 482

Cooper farm, Barnes County, III:346

Cooperstown, N. Dak., III:273; settlement of, II.1:245; VII:213, 304

Copeland, John G., II.1:265, 304n.1, 308, 329, 330

Copway, George, II.1:473n. 2, 475-477

Cora, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:313, 326, 329, 353, 372

Corbett, Rt. Rev., III:101; C. J., IV:253; Rev. G. O., 276, 278, 281, 297, 305; William, 357

Corbitt, Ida, IV:248

Corcoran, Patrick, III:406, 41; Dennis, IV:257; Patrick, 539; deposition of, 537, 547; Thomas, 810, 824, 825

Coreyers (Conyers), J. S., IV:419; T. W., 419

Corky, Rev. James, IV:149

Corliss, Guy C. H., sketch by, I:325-329

Corn, grown at Fort Berthold, II.1:410

Corn Silk, legend of, II.1:494-497, III:688-707

Cornelia, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:315, 330, 343, 344, 372-378, 414

Corsett, L., IV:422; Willie, 422

Corwine, Richard, IV:251

Coshoff, Casper, II.2:92

Costello, Bartlett, IV:257

Coster, G. G., IV:217

Coteau de Missouri, D.T., V:85

Cotonha, half breed, IV:503

Cotonohaye, IV:531

Cottage, steamboat, II.2:155

Cotton, William, I:341; Deane, IV:432; J. L., 432; L. D., 432; S. D., 432

Cottonwood Creek, D.T., V:66

Cottonwood Grove (post), V:269

Cottonwood Lake, D.T., V:137, 145, 148

Cottonwood River, III:518

Couch, William, VII:123

Coues, Dr. Elliot, U.S. Boundary Survey, IV:199n. 1, 218; New Light on the Early History of the Greater Northwest, II.1:182; spelling of Sakakawea, I:71

Couley, Edw., IV:255

Coulson, Adolph, IV:427; Benedict, 427; Ericka, 427; Hans, 427; Henricka, 427; Hilda, 427; Jasper, 360; Retrick, 427; Samuel, 357

Coulter, John Lee, article by, III:529-672

Coun, J. H., II.1:417

Council of Rupert's Land, membership of, IV:267n. 1

Countess, steamboat, II.2:155

Coure, Bell, IV:432

Cournoyer, Emanuel, IV:743

Court, Ignatius, III:240

Courtenay, N.Dak., Presbyterian church organized in, IV:149

Courteney, Michael J., III:95

Courtney, clerk at Fort Berthold, VII:98

Courture, John, III:203

Coutanaha, half breed, III:396

Coutanais post, IV:658-833

Coutourier, Mederick, III:230

Couture, John, III:203

Covell, A. G., I:383

Coventry, George, III:350

Cover, J. G., Lt., II.2:128

Covey, W. S, II.2:93

Cowan, Charles, IV:421; H. A., 422; James H., 422; R. D., 421; R. J., 422; Thomas, 422; Judge, decision of, V:240

Cowie, Isaac, introduction to article by, IV:644-649

Cowie, John, IV:769; Robert, 584, 679-754; deposition of, 563, 582-584

Cowlitz, trading ship, IV:833

Cowrie, ____, IV:618

Cox, Elizabeth, Harriet, Lucy, Orin, I:361

Coyle, Fannie B., IV:427; Grace E., 368; George W., 368; Mrs. W. B., 427

Coyote, Mandan chief, II.1:470

Coyote Medicine, Mandan Indian, I:443

Craft, Rev. Francis, I:265

Craig, Elijah, II.1:226; George, IV:257; William, 403

Crampton, Dr., post surgeon at Fort Buford, VII:102

Cramsie, John, III:213, 226; Indian agent, III:188; John W., III:236; Mrs. John, III:217; Mary J., III:236

Crandall, Rev. H. B., I:314

Crary, John, VII:288n., 291-293, 306; Mrs. John, 288n., 293; W. A., 287-294, 306, 306n.; sketch of, 288n.

Crary, N.Dak., history of, VII:287-296; 301, 305

Crate, David, III:217; Mrs. O., III:217; Henry, IV:257

Cravath, M. A., IV:445; F. J., 445

Crawford, Capt. Medorum, II.2:87; George, II.1:330n.1, 343; L., I:361; John, III:230; T. Hartley, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, III:515n. 3; U.S. Indian Commissioner, Report of 1841, III:513; Charles, V:260, 267, 268; chief of scouts, 270; Tom, V:259, 260; Winona (Susan Iron Ring), V:254

Crawford, Lewis F., article by, VII:309-323

Crayon, Martha, III:235; Thomas, III:179, 182, 182n. 1, 188, 226, 235, 214

Crazy Horse, camp destroyed, VI:23

Creameries in North Dakota, III:627-641; problems in, III:652-654

Crebassa, Jean, deposition of, IV:610; John, 610

Cree Indians, II.1:150, III:447; IV:480, 484, 499, 667, 669; V:91, 100, 105

Creel City (Devils Lake), N.Dak., IV:126

Creel, Heber M., III:235

Creighton, Edward, II.1:221n. 1; William H., article by, I:310-318 James, freighter, II.1:226; Sam, freighter, II.1:221

Crescent City, steamboat, II.1:155

Creswell, Rev. R. J., IV:121, 122, 125, 166, 171, 173

Cretin, Bishop, of St. Paul, III:102; Rt. Rev. Joseph, III:101

Crittenden, Col. T. L., II.2:89; at Fort Abercrombie, II.1:34; Gen., I:242

Crofton, Maj. E. R. A., III:194, 221; Col., Gov. of Selkirk Settlement, IV:292, 295

Cromartie, John, IV:742-817

Crompton, G. G., IV:217

Crook City, D.T., V:74

Crook, General George, commands Department of the Platte, VI:22-25; quoted, 81n.;146, 147

Crooked creek. N.Dak., VII:312

Crooked Horn, enlists as scout, VI:51; meets Custer, 58; head of New Dog Society, 59; orders scouts to take note to camp, 88

Crooks, Ramsay, IV:271, 768, 783, 798, 816; Col., VII:56

Crookston, Minn., III:560, 561, V:50n. 35, VII:177n.; 178, 189, 218, 253, 262, 262n.

Cropster, M. H., II.1:417

Crosby, N.Dak., VII:256

Crosen, Charles, IV:252

Cross, William, IV:252

Crounse, _____, Mrs., Wis., II.1:352-354

Crouse, George, IV:436

Crow Chief, Mandan chief, I:434

Crow Dog, Indian family of, IV:286

Crow Gizzard, Hidatsa chief, VI:42

Crow Indians, II.1:62; war dance of, II.1:65; VII:83; houses of, 99

Crow River, V:175

Crow scouts, with the army, VI:76, 80, 86-88; in battle of Little Bighorn, 93-121, 123, 129, 130, 146, 147, 158, 160; secret society, 186

Crow Wing, Minn., II.1:473-492

Crow Wing River, III:506

Crow’s Breast, Hidatsa chief, I:443

Crow-Flies-High, Hidatsa chief, IV:47, 48, 49, VII:99; Indian family of, 386

Crowley, Daniel, III:226; Jane, 226; Thomas, 226

Crowther, D., U.S. Boundary Survey, IV:199n. 1

Crozat, Antoine de, land grant of, IV:182, 183

Crum, Rev. J. R., IV:125, 166, 176

Crummey, George W., Bismarck, IV:108

Crystal Springs, D.T., V:58, VII:280

Culbertson, Alexander, I:361, II.1: fn. 278-279; John I:361; Joseph, I:361, II.1:272n. 1

Cullen, John, IV:255

Cumberland district, IV:650-692

Cumberland Gap, Va., VII:64, 66

Cumberland House, III:394; IV:289, 559-633, 653-837

Cummings, Cuthbert, IV:650-828; J. W., 430; John, 352; Robert, 687-831

Cunningham, John, IV:256; Patrick, 657, 673, 677

Curl, Rev., Methodist minister, V:36

Curley (Curly Head), not sole survivor, VI:14, 15; with Custer at battle of Little Bighorn, 119, 120; not with Custer, 160; reaches mouth of Little Bighorn, 208, VI:opp.120

Curran, Daniel, III:230

Currier, C. A., VII:306, 306n.

Curril, Archiba1d, II.1:126

Curry, Robt., IV:252

Curtis, William, II.1:314

Curtiss, Edith, III:94; John, III:232; Henry W., III:236; Kate E., III:236; Rev. Edward D., III:93; Ruth E., III:236; Winfred, III:236

Cuskelly, James F., IV:260; Mary, 360; Patrick, 360

Cuskelly vs. Shafer, the case of, IV:42

Custer City, D.T., V:72

Custer, George A., I:272-292, III:342, VI:13-195; camp site of, V:71n. 78; expedition of 1876, VI:53, 90, 140, 172; expedition to Black Hills, story of, VI:163-170, VII:309n; I:347; Tom

Custer Massacre, V:37, 122

Custer's Last Look (hill), VI:82, 108, 160

Custom House, Pembina, III:552

Cut Bank Creek, IV:198

Cut Finger, Indian family of, IV:288

Cutanahye, II.1:122

Cutler, F. C., II.2:132

Cutter, Albertin, II.2:98; Salmon C., II.1:98

Cutts, R. W., VII:173

Cwthullin, lake schooner, IV:540

Cyr, Joseph, I:361

D

d' Appassashish, ____, IV:627

D'Argent, Rev. W. E., IV:141, 171, 174, 175

D’Lonais, Aidelade, III:227; Alex., III:226; Clematis, III:227; Elamine, III:227; Francis, III:226; Gregory, III:226; John, III:226; Joseph, III:226, 227

D’Orsonnens, Capt. Proteus, III:426, 432, 433, 494, IV:505, 563-631; deposition of, 570, 573, 611

Da-roch-pa, secret society, VI:59; moccasin game with grass dancers, VI:72

Dacotah Hotel, N.Dak., VII:79

Dagslyset, I:155

Dahl, Ole, II.2:95

Dahlen, N.Dak., VII:241

Daily, N.Dak., VII:213

Daily, Robert, IV:253

Dakin, Emily, IV:408; Francis, 408; Henry, 408; Mary, 408

Dakota attack on Fort Berthold, VII:44, 46

Dakota Census for 1850, III:550

Dakota Conflict of 1862, I:412-423, V:251-272, VII:120, 240n.; causes of, I:423-429; II.2:6-163; II.1:179-185; II.1:473-492, V:255-257

Dakota Democrat, first newspaper in Dakota Territory, II.1:143

Dakota district, boundaries defined, I:221

Dakota, Hudson Bay Co. steamboat, VII:94, 278

Dakota Indians, III:498, 500; VI:18, 22, 42, 43, 59, 78-80, 148, 166-168, 172-175, 187-189; at Fort Berthold, VII:33, 34, 56, 57; in battle of Little Bighorn, VI:93-121; life on reservations, 1853-1859, III:523

Dakota Land Company, II.1:141

Dakota Medicine Society, I:459 dance lodge, I:472; initiation into, I:462

Dakota, Red River steamboat, IV:199

“Dakota Territorial Census of 1885, The," IV:338-448

Dakota Territory, V:171-173, 175, 178, 222; map of, 202n. 44; 204; archaeological sites in, I:80-81; specimens from, III:114-125; early travel in, II.1:146; Gov. Semple’s work in, II.1:104; sketch of military experiences in, III:242-246; traveler’s impressions of, in 1864, II.1:432; winter home of Selkirk Colony, II.1:94, 95, 104

Dakota Treaty, 1837, terms of, III:510

Dalcour, ____, IV:609

Dale, Henry, III:188

Dallas, Alexander Grant, IV:647

Dalles post, IV:656-720

Dalmann, G. J., I:105

Dalrymple, Oliver, bonanza wheat farmer, I:299-310, III:345-347, 570, 574, 475, 597-611; farm of, IV:134

Dalton, Thomas, III:230

Daly, Timothy, III:230

Dampier, William, III:230

Damsel, steamboat, II.2:148

Dana, Charles A., III:338; Dr., III:92

Dance Flag, Mandan Indian, II.1:466

Dane County, Wis., VII:169

Daniels, J. W., agent, Sisseton agency, III:183

Danielson, Christina, IV:280; Hannah, 380; Herman, 380; Powell, 380

Danish immigration, to N.Dak., I:180-200; customs and culture, I:153-180; political views of, I:165-168; survivals in North Dakota settlements, I:159

“Danish settlement, Hill Township, Cass County,” I:153

Danks, Rev. L. E., IV:131, 132, 142

Dark Day, Indian family of, IV:284

Darling, C. W., Fort Berthold agent, II.1::469

Darmez, C. M., IV:297; D., 397; E., 397; G. E., 397; J., 397

Darveau, Rev. Jean Ed., IIApp:1-34

“Data of the Archaeology of the Dakotas, the,” I:74-89

Dati, Thomas., IV:257

Dauphin, Vincent, deposition of, 576

Dauphinee, Michel, IV:614

Davenport, Benjamin F., 2^nd Cpl., Northern Rangers, II.2:95; J., IV:218

Davenport, Cass County, III:168

Davern, Edward, IV:253

Davey, Capt., member of relief expedition from Fort Rice, VII:18; P. B, Capt., 2^nd Minn., Cav., II.1:428

David, Robert, II.2:99

David Tatum, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:313

David Watts, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:302-308, 328

Davidson, Matthew, II.1:203; Carter, IV:448; Forman, 406; Linny, 406; Scott, 412; Walter, 406

Davis Creek, D.T., VII:312

Davis, Gov. C. K., III:564; H. C., Towner County commissioner, 321; John A., 233; John S., 234; Kentie, 234; Capt. N. H., II.2:7, 89; R. J., I:383; William, 231; W. B., 194-196, 234; Annie, IV:446; Cora L., 446; D. L., 446; David, 218; David L., 446; Frank, 54; H. C., 420; J., 394; J. C. B., acting Sec. of State, 189; James E., 446; Jean Baptiste, deposition of, 479, 614; John T., 256

Davis Rankin Company, Chicago, III:633

Dawalt, Charles, III:230

Dawes, Henry L., House of Rep., IV:191; L. G., donates site of Fort Dilts, VII:14n.

Dawson, Andrew, I:342, 348, 361-370; George, III:95; Maggie, 362, 363; Mary, III:95; G. M., IV:217; Arnold, VII:287

Day County, V:191

Day, Hannibal, Lt. Col., II.2:89; J. A., II.1:250; John, I:361; Major, .413, 415; Rev. E. H., II.1:478; A. F., IV:294; C. E., 394; E., 394; Henry, 394; J. A., 394; John, 394; Rev. Edgar W., 123, 134, 135, 140, 142, 145, 146, 167, 172, 176, 178; S., 394; W., 394; H. B., V:80n. 96

Day Shadow, Indian family of, IV:287

Dayton, Minn., II.2:22

Dazey, N.Dak., VII:225

De Graff, Clay, IV:268

De Huerter, Frederick, deposition of, IV:542

De Laud, C. E., IV:445; Grace E., 445; Clara, 445

De Meuron, Lt. Col., III:431

De Meuron’s Regiment, II.1:105, 106, III:369-437, 431n., 488, IV:538-639; officers and soldiers from, IV:247

De Mores, Marquis, V:157, VII:311-314, 320, 320n.

De Noyer, Charles, article by, III:178-241; David, 186n. 2, 202n. 2, 203, 204, 219, 219; Stephen, 203, 205

De Rudio, Lt., I:348

De Smet, Father Peter John, I:362; VII:29, 30n.

Deaconess Hospital, in Grand Forks, history of, VII:180-183; in Northwood, 183-185

Dead Buffalo lake, N.Dak., VII:118

Dead Horse Creek, D.T., V:68

Deadwood, D.T., V:73, 166, VII:303, 310-314, 316-318, 322, opp.314

Dean, Cora, article by, III:350-368; E., IV:400; George, 253

Dearborn, Maj. Gen., III:209

Dearman, Matthew L., II.2:92

Dears, Thomas, IV:659, 674, 691, 707, 711, 724

Dease, John, I:362; J. A., IV:505; J. W., 605, 606; John, 283; Peter Warren, 649-853; Warren, 740; William, 290

Deases Lake post, IV:748, 763

Death songs, VI:77

Decoigne, ____, IV:627

Decorah, Ia., VII:203, 236, 259

Decorgne, ____, IV:615

Deer Creek, D.T., V:72, VII:9

Deer Lodge, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:264, 265, 285-313, 325, 330, 341, 353, 354, 358, 361, 372, 373, 377, 378, 388, 392-394; VII:127

Deer Lodge valley, II.2:70

Deer's Lake post, IV:653-780, 795, 807-837

Deering, James, V:79n. 94

Deffebach, Erasmus, VII:312, 315, 320, 321, 323n.

Deiber, Barbara, IV:271; Jacob, 371; Madalina, 371; Mikel, 371

Deitz, Leonard, III:232

Del Rapids, S.Dak., VII:226

Delaney, Joseph, II.1:425; Dennis, IV:430; Doroughty, 350; Nancy, 350

DeLisle, George, member park board, VI:215

Delling, Joseph, II.1:268

DeLong, A. H., biographical sketch of, VII:104-119, opp.96; Cordelia J ., 119; Emily M., 119; Francis, 119; Frank, 119; Henry H., 303; Hiram. 104; Mary E., 119; Thaddeus, 119

Delorimier, Indian Dept., III:392

Delorme, Francois (See Francois Eno), deposition of, IV:459, 470, 493

Demarais, Joseph, interpreter at Fort Abercrombie, II.2:30

Demarrais, Joseph, Jr., V:270

Demerar, Nelson, II.2:95

DeMers, Charles, pilot on the Red River, VII:95

Demorest, Rev. W. L., Grand Forks, II.1:177

Demphy, Edward, III:233

Denmark, emigration from, I:153-180; labor conditions in, I:154; forty years ago, I:169

Dennice Novoveku, Bohemian paper, IV:79

Dennis, George, IV:420; Mary, 420

Denslow, _____, member of Fisk’s expedition, 1863, II.2:81

Denver, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:270, 284, 287, 315, 329

Denzer, F. H., IV:440; Barbara, 440

Department of Indian Affairs, V:113

“Depositions Relating to Certain Transactions at the Selkirk Settlement, Red River Valley, 1815-17,” III:369-437; of Louis Blondeau, 400; Francois Firmin Boucher, 436; John Bourke, 308, 403; Joseph Brisbois, 401; Charles Gaspard Bruce, 402; George Campbell, 418; John Cooper, 374; Hubert Faye, 423; James Flynn, 391; Alexander Fraser, 434; Joseph Kenny, 387; Michael Kilbride, 379; Neal M'Kinnon, 379; Donald M’Kinnon, 389; Alexander M'Lean, 387; Hector M’Leod, 382; John M'Nabb, 431; Patrick M’Nolty, 386; Louis Nolin, 398; P. C. Pambrun, 394; John Charles Sayer, 416; George Sutherland, 384; Robert Sutherland, 375

Dere, Joseph, IV:292; Knappy, 392; Maggie, 392; Minnie, 392

Derocher, Phillip, IV:742

deRudio, Lt., I:339-349

Des Autel, Joseph, I:362

Des Hayes, Augustine, deposition of, IV:588

Des Moines River, III:506

Deschambeault, George, IV:653-836

Deschamps, Francis, III:400; Francois, III:437; ____, IV:517; Francois, 491, 530, 531, 534, 554; deposition of, 620, 626; Jean Baptiste, 623, 628; Joseph (Grossetete) 520, 530

Desford, J., X.Y. Co. trader, 366

Deshorsk, Abram, IV:257

Desjarlais, Frank, III:179n. 1; sketch of, 214, 214

Desmarais, half breed, III:104; interpreter to Alex. Henry, Jr., 352

Desmarrais, ____, deposition of, IV:520; Jean Baptiste, 458, 491, 492; deposition of, 525; Solomon, deposition of, IV:640

DeSmet County, V:187, 195, 196, 214, 219

Desonier, interpreter, III:392

Desparats, Antoine, deposition of, IV:626

Desroches, ____, IV:630; Jean Baptiste, deposition of, 610

Destroismaisons, Father Pierre, I:210, 218; Rev. Thomas, IIApp:1-34

Dethloff, F., IV:444; Lizzie, 444; Louis, 444; Emma, 444

Detroit, Minn., Boston colony at, III:343

Dettler, Otto, member park board, VI:221

DeVallombrosa, M. Antoine. See DeMores, Marquis.

Devault, Jacob, IV:277; James I., 377; Leonie May, 377; Lewis, 377; Nancy, 376; Sarah, 377

Develin, Capt., II.1:424

Dever, Rev. D. H., IV:141

Devetta, Anna, IV:249

Devils Lake, D.T., II.2:25, 80, V:109, 111, 119, 145, 213, VII:55, 118, 189, 219, 220, 241, 262, 289-305; legends of, I:476; scouts from, II.2:126; townsite company of, VII:297

Devils Lake Mission, census of 1880, III:231

Devils Lake News, III:240

Dewey, cattle herder, Ia., VII:126

Diamond lake, Minn., VII:120

Diary of Chief Trader John McLeod, Hudsons Bay Company, II.1:115; of Lewis C. Paxson, Fort Abercrombie soldier, 1862-24, II.2:102

Diary of D. M. Holmes, V:53-84

Dibb, Dr. William D., buffalo, hunting, II.2:44; experience of, lost on prairie, II.2:55; letter on Fisk Overland Expedition, II.1:82; member of Capt. Fisk’s protective corps, II.1:39; surgeon of Overland Expedition to Fort Benton, II.1:35; member of Fisk’s expedition, 1864, II.1:426

Dibs, Thomas, II.2:95

Dick, William, II.1:241

Dickerman, H. B., IV:218

Dickerson, E. E., IV:424

Dickey County, V:192; number of Swedes in, 1900, III:306

Dickey, Rev. James W., IV:141, 176, 178; Robert, 445

Dickinsin, E., IV:417; W. M., 417

Dickinson and Deadwood Transportation Co., VII:318

Dickinson, Mrs. George, III:206n. 1

Dickinson, N.Dak., IV:73, 76, VII:311-320, 323n.

Dickinson Press, VII:311n., 313

Dickson, Joseph, I:361, 362; ____, Liberator of Indian Race, IV:265; Col. Robt., British trader, 250; purchases cattle for Selkirk settlement, 252

Dictator, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:373, 376

Diehm, Fred, IV:50; John, 50

Dierks, Henry, II.2:93

Dietrich, Capt. C. J., II.2:120

Dietrichsen, Rev. Wilhelm, VII:197, 198

Dignen, James S., III:232

Dill, Col., Fort Rice, I:342, 343; II.1:421-429, II.1:440-442, VII:7

Dillingham, Agnes, IV:281; James, 381; Olive, 381

Dillon, freighter between Fort Pierre and Black Hills, V:77; John, VII:127

Dilts, Jefferson, scout, II.1:425, 430, 435, III:245, VII:6, 10, 15

Dilworth, Joseph, III:342

Dimant, Louis, IV:218

Dimmick, B. W., IV:55

Dingman, H. H., IV:420; S. S., 420

Dischner, John, III:233

Discovery Creek, D.T., V:73

Dissilere, A., IV:247; John, 347

District of Louisiana, V:170

Dithloff, Lewis, IV:445

Dives, E., IV:250

Divet, A. G., member park board, VI:217

Divide County,V: 246

Djuberg. A. F., III:253,258; Emil, III:256n. 1, 259, 305

Doak, Rev. M. J., IV:146, 147

Doane, Lt., constructs litters for wounded, VI:113n.

Dobbs, Arthur, IV:240

Doblier, Caroline, IV:266; Godlieb, 366; Jacob, 366; Martin, 366

Dock, Ole, VII:171

Dockward, Joseph, VII:94

Dodd, Charles, IV:770, 819, 833

Dodge County, Minn., VII:170

Dodge, D. J., II.1:428

Dodsworth, _____, IV:443

Doelshy, Frank, IV:64

Dog Den Butte, D.T., V:137, 149; VII:41, 97

Doheny, Dennis E., sketch of, III:220, 219; Rose, VII:306; Walter J., 289 306

Doherty, Patrick, II.2:99

Dohmneller, Frank, III:233

Doil, Margaret, III:220

Dokken, Ole, VII:160; Tollef, 170

Dolan, C. J., IV:278; Charles, 378; Eliza, 378; Elizabeth, 378; John, 351, 378; Michael, 378; Terence, 378

Dole, W. P, U.S. Indian Commissioner, II.1:484

Dolejsi, Frank, IV:71

Dolum, Magnus, III:162

Dominick, Troyer, III:188

Donahan, Thomas, IV:253

Donald, Hugh O., II.2:95

Donaldson, Capt., patrol duty on Red River, II.2:33; W. H., II.1:291

Donan, Dan, IV:257

Donnahue, Ellen, III:236; Jeremiah, III:236; Mary E., III:236; William H., III:236

Doolittle, C. L., IV:218

Doonea, Peter, IV:251

Dooper, J. D., II.1:416

Door County, Wis., Icelandic settlement in, I:96

Dora, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:372

Doran, John T, II.1:416; fight with the Sioux, II.1:301n. 1; Rev. F., Moorhead, Minn., II.1:177

Dore, N.Dak., IV:51

Dorman, Laura E., II.1:439n. 1; Isaiah, African American interpreter, VI:75, 110, 195

Dospiva, John, IV:77

Doty, Gov. James, Wis., III:515; Rev. W. J., IV:147; William F., 146

Double Ditch Indian Village, description of, II.1:501; II.1:501

Douers, Grandberry, IV:256

Dougan, Frederick, IV:257

Dougherty, _____, I:362; Annie, II.2:98

Douglas, C. M., VII:298

Douglas County, Ia., VII:152; Minn., 162, 214

Douglas democrats, I:350-354

Douglas, James, IV:658-833; Nathan, 357; Henry, F., 109; Rev. John, 109; Rev. T. E., 135; Rev. Thomas, 134.

Douglas, Thomas. See Selkirk, Lord

Dow, Folsom, III:87, 91, 93, 158; L. F., creameries in N.Dak., III:634-635; Lewis, IV:426; Mrs. W. A., 426; VII:73

Downie, Mark, Maj., Fort Wadsworth, II.1:424

Doyle, John, III:232; J. E., IV:420; John, 356; 363; P. D., 363; Thomas; 376

Dozier, Fred, II.1:416; John, II.1:264

Dozier, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:314-330

Drag-the-Stone, Dakota Indian, VII:28

Drago, Henry, III:233

Dragseth, Sivert, VII:154

Drapau, Philomene, III:231

Draper, Lyman C., Wisconsin Historical Society, I:61; Chief Justice of Canada, IV:201, 305; Jesse, 363

Drean, Jan, II.2:101

Dreschel, Charles, II.2:92

Drexel family, Philadelphia, gifts to Chippewa Indians, V:116

Dribble, Charles, VII:297

Drifted Guts (post), V:268

Driscoll, N.Dak., VII:244

Drozd, Joseph, IV:75

Drum, R. C., Adj. Gen., III:192

Drummond, Sir Gordon, III:413

Drummond’s Island, III:426, 432

Dry Fork Creek, D.T., V:67, VII:103

Dry Wood Lake (post), V:269

Dryade, trading ship, IV:723

Du Bois, Gustavus, II.2:99; Mary, II.2:99

Duan, Alexander, IV:130

Dubud, Antpine, deposition of, IV:640, 641

Dubuque, Ia., VII:120, 274, 297

Ducharme, ____, IV:630, 631; Antoine, 487; Maron, 555; Nicholas, deposition of, 522

DuCheneault, VII:129

Duckett, Reuben, interpreter, VI:149

Dudley, Sgt. Joseph, II.2:132; Henry, IV:253

Duel County, V:178

Dufferin, English barracks, IV:220

Duffey, Harry, VII:128

Duffy, Charles, III:266; Elizabeth, 266; Henry, 226; Joseph, 188, 226; Julia, 226; lsabella, 228; Joseph, 228; Leon, 228

Duford, J., I:362

Dufresne, Alfred, IV:445

Dugoll, Julius, VII:95

Duis, George E., address by, II.1:69-71

Duluth, French trader, IV:238

Duluth, Minn., IV:220

Duly, Capt. William J., VII:117, 117n.

Dumarrais, Jean Baptiste, deposition of, IV:487

Dumont, steamboat, II.2:155

Dumoulin, Rev. Joseph Severe, I:206-210, 217; II.1:133, II.1:95; IIApp:1-34, IV:101

Dumphy, Alberta, IV:421; Andrew, 421; Collie, 421; Cora C., 421; H. E., 421; James, 421; Maude R., 421; Phoebe, 421

Dunahez, C. M., IV:297; C. W., 397; J., 397

Dunbar, William, IV:254

Duncan,

Duncan, N.W. Co. agent, III:369, 373-392, 398, 402, 417, 421; John, 355, death of, 358; J. Dugald, 387; Alexander, IV:723, 770, 786, 818, 833; Edna, 296; J., 396; N. E., 396

Dunker Church (Dunkers), IV:81-100; annual conference at Muncie, Ind., 84; divisions of, 83; first church of, in N.Dak., 91; principles of, 82n. 1; religious activities in N.Dak., 91; religious ordinances in, 92n. 1; special train for colonists to N.Dak., 88

Dunker Colony, first in N.Dak., IV:81

Dunlap, James, IV:274; Lauren, State Commissioner of Immigration, N.Dak., 96

Dunlop, James, IV:144

Dunn County, V:203-207, 227, 229-231, 235, 238, 239; census summary of 1885, IV:259; names of all residents in, 359-360

Dunn, Peter, III:386; George, IV:416; John, 754, 757; John, 355; Katie, 416; Mary, 416; Winfield, 346; W. S., VII:101

Dunn's Eleventh Siding, V:56

Dunorout, Scotty, IV:59

Dunseith, N.Dak., history of, I:251-272

Dunton, H. J., 2^nd Lt., Citizens Company, II.2:93

Dunvegan post, IV:617, 619, 651-837

Duplisse, ____, IV:623

Dupre, Frederick, I:363

Durant, Frand, II.1:101

Durfee and Peck, Indian traders, I:363; I:423-429, VII:99; purchasers of Northwest Co. posts, 29, 30

Durkee, C. A., member park board, VI:217

Dushel, Danierien, IV:271; John, 371; Katrina, 371

Dutch Jake, II.1:300n.3, 328, 353

Dutch stockholders, St. Paul, Minnesota and Manitoba Railroad Co., VII:270

Duter, Elder W. R., Milford, Ind., IV:91

Dvorak, Jacob, IV:78; John, 77; Rev. Father, 66

Dwight, village of, III:175

Dyckman, Rev. H. M., IV:138, 173, 178

Dyer, John, IV:408

Dyesh, Joseph, IV:435; Lizzie, 435; Gustave, 435; Joe, 435

Dyson, Glenn, II.1:206, 250

E

E-ce-tu-ki-ye, Dakota warrior, V:260, 267

E-ni-han, Dakota warrior, V:267

E-sha-na-ji-ka, Dakota scout, V:269

E-ta-zo-pe-o-kak-se, Dakota name for Jamestown, V:268

E. A., V:186n. 57; James, V:37, 37n. 22; 55n. 18; 64n. 54; 76n. 84; 65, 65n. 56; Gus., VII:73

Eagle, James H., interpreter of Hidatsa legend, IV:33- 40, 33n.

Eagle, trading ship, IV:756

Eagle Woman, wife of Move Slowly, II.1:471

Earle, Annie, II.1:100; Thomas, 100

“Early Days in North Dakota,” II.1:141-143

“Early Development of North Dakota,” I:299-310

“Early Fur Trading in the Red River Valley, From the Journals of Alexander Henry Jr,” III:350-368

“Early History of McKenzie County,” IV:41-57

“Early Immigration of the Norwegians to the Red River Valley,”VII:133-191

Early, John, III:380, John, IV:481; Patrick, 356

“Early Military Experiences in Dakota,” III:242-246

“Early Norwegian Emigration and Its Causes,” III:310-320

East, D' Arcy, IV:217

East Grand Forks, Minn., VII:71, 278

Eastlund, August E., III:275

Eastman, A. E., IV:296; Annie, 396; C., 396; C. P., 396; E. D., 396; Fred, 396; L., 396; N. E., 396; R., 396

Eaton Bros., IV:59. Edgar, Kid, 60

Eaton, Henry E., II.1:134

Ebenezer Manual Labor school (Jacksonville, Ill.), II.1:476

Ebert, C. C., II.1:260

Ebner, Claude, III:231

Ecklund, John, III:276

Eclipse, Missouri River steamboat, VII:102

Eclipse of Moon, mentioned in steamboat log, II.1:314

Edd, Charles, III:277

Eddie, H. N., VII:174; Nick, 166n.

Eddy County, V:211; number of Swedes in, 1900, III:306

Eddystone, Hudson’s Bay Co. ship, III:441, 443

Eddystone, II.1:92, 96

Edgar, Fred, VII:127, 128

Edge, William, I:206

Edgeley, 1^st Lt., III:194

Edgerly, Lt. W. S., III:220

Edgerton, Judge, II.1:222n. 1

Edminson, Charles, IV:421; Fred, 421; George, 421; Henry, 421; James, 421; Jemma, 421; Rebecca, 421; Wellington, 421

Edmonton post, IV:653-834

Edmunds, Rev. T. Merrill, III:94

Edstrom, Mary C., IV:418; P. T., 418

Education, in Icelandic settlements, I:118; of Indians at Devils Lake, III:220

Edward and Anne, sailing vessel, II.1:92, 116

Edwards, Sgt., 8^th Minn. Vols, III:242; Addie, IV:422; Bill, 430; Dave, 422

Edwin, Ernest, IV:254

Edwinton, now Bismarck, I:422

Effie Deans, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:300, 302, 304-307

Egan, James, III:233; Michael, IV:247; Thomas, 347

Eger, Amelia, IV:280; Charles, 380; Edward, 380; Josephine, 380; Mary, 380; Matilda, 380; Maud Bell, 380; Ricka, 380

Egger, John, III:162

Egilsson, Gisli, I:99, 128

Eide, Knud Olson, III:313

Eielsen, Rev. Elling, VII:197, 198, 199

Eight Mile Point, N.Dak., VII:94

Eighth Minn. Volunteers, III:242; Company A, VII:53

Eilsen's synod, VII:201

Einarsson, Gudmundur, I:128, I:opp. 104; Jon, 96

Ekan-a-gin-ka (Stands-Firmly), Dakota warrior, V:268

Ekern, Dr. A., VII:176

Eklund, I., IV:428

Ekman, Rev. E. J., III:256

Elder, F. A., Moorhead, Minn., II.1:172, 177; W. W., II.1:177

Eleoy, Frederick, IV:272

Elgin (Ayr), N.Dak., IV:144

Elida, N.Dak., IV:51

Elim congregation, of Swedes in Fargo, III:268

Eliot, Louis, IV:253

Elizabeth City, D.T., V:73, 74, 75

Elizabeth, Minn., IV:68; flour mill at, III:163, 172

Elk County, Penn., V:26

Elk Creek, D.T., V:66, 67, 71, 73, 157

Elk Head (Not-Afraid-of-Anybody), enlists as scout, VI:44

Elk Valley, N.Dak., VII:168, 168n.; 169, 241, 294n.

Elkhorn, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:330, 343

Elkhorn Ranch, V:77, 157, VII:322

Ellen May No. 2, river steamboat, VII:80, 88, 89

Ellendale, N.Dak., Presbyterian church organized in, IV:141.

Ellertson, Elling, VII:169; Nils, 169

Ellestad, O. T., VII:175

Ellice, Edward, IV:246, 275, 280, 288, 305

Ellinganer congregation, VII:249

Ellingson, VII:Ole, 188n.; S. G., 175

Elliott, F. M., II.1:256

Ellis, C. E., 400; H. N., 400; J. P., 400; John, 339; L. A., 400; S. E., 400

Ellsworth, N.Dak., IV:51

Elm, Charles, III:257; Gust, III:257

Elm Grove, N.Dak., VII:168, 169

Elm River, IV:116; V:53, 53n.; 268; (post), 268; VII:73, 209, 215, 234, 236, 250, 272, 279; bridge, 282;congregation, 262n.; stage station, 281

Elmer, Rev. Oscar H., IV:105, 110n. 1, 113, 115, 134, 135, 138, 166, 170-176; facts regarding his later life, 155n. 1; reminiscences of, 153-155

Elmgren, Carl, III:260

Elotte, ____, IV:616

Elsbury, George H., II.1:246, 248, 248n. 1

Elton, V. W: 341

Ely, Rev. R. W., IV:144

Elznic and Pavek Band, IV:72

Elznic, William H., article by, IV:62-80

Emerson, Rev. James O., III:87, 90, 94; George, IV:430

Emery, trader on the Missouri River, II.1:327n. 2

Emigration from Iceland, I:122,123

Emigration from Sweden, causes for, III:296-302; prevention of, III:296-302

Emilie, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:313, 315

Emma, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:269

Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Abercrombie, III:164

Emmerich, J., Fort Berthold agent, II.1:469; George, II.1:100; Mary, II.1:100

Emmons County, V:188, 190, 214; number of Swedes in, 1900, III:306

Enderlin, N.Dak., VII:213, 244, 246, 247n.; Presbyterian church organized in, IV:146

Endicott, William C., Secretary of War, III:192

Endreson, A., IV:268

Enebek, Norway, III:174

Enemy Heart, Mandan Indian, II.1:470

Enemy Swim lake, V:268

Enger, F. G., VII:181n.,183n.; Mrs., 152

Engerud, Holt and Frame, law firm, IV:57

Engh, Christian, VII:169

English, L. W., II.1:285, 294, 295; Annie, IV:246; Dan, Jr., 346; Daniel, 346; Elizabeth, 346; Hugh, 346; Joseph, 346; Thomas, 346; William, 346

English River, N. W. Co. Post, III:358; IV:559; IV:650-844

Engstad, Dr. J. E., VII:176, 180

Enmegahbowh. See Johnson, John.

Enns, Rev. Johann, Mennonite pastor, III:325

Eno, Francois, deposition of, IV:509, 527, 530, 552. See also Francois Delorme

“Enos Stutsman,” I:350-354

Ensign, C. H., IV:417

Enskeda, Amos, IV:242; By, 342; Eliza, 342; Ezra, 342; Hans, 342; James, 342; John, 342; Mary, 342; Tubol, 342

Episcopal school, Belcourt, 117

Equemadoge, Ojibway woman, III:711, 713, 715

Erdman, Philip, IV:418

Erenst, Alex, IV:430; Callie, 430; Edward, 430

Ericksen, Laura, VII:234; Randi, 243

Erickson, Andrew, III:175; August, III:278; John, III:271; J. W., III:274, 275; Nellie, III:175; W. G., III:274; H., IV:295; John, 446; Robt., 418

Ericson, Annie, III:234

Erie, N.Dak., Presbyterian church organized in, IV:148

Erindringer, by Rev. Ole Paulson, VII:148

Erlandson, Erland, IV:674, 677, 756

Ermatinger, Francis, IV:658-833

Erp, Robert, IV:251

Ervin, Henry G., III:233

Erwin, Stanley, IV:434

Esguimaux Indians, III:443, 479, 481-485

Eshelman, Jacob, II.1:164; J. S., V:37, 76n.; 53n., VII:296

Eske, Rev. J. J., VII:228

Esterbrook, A. J., IV:430; Edward, 430; Ellen, 430; Emma, 430; Frank, 430; Henry, 430; John, 430

Estes, B. J., IV:218

Estes, N.Dak., IV:51

Esther Buffinton, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:286

Ethnography and Philology of the Hidatsa Indians, referred to, I:436

Ethur, keeper of stage station near Pembina, IV:223

Euroamericans, and the Ojibway legend of their arrival in America, III:725-727

Evangelical Lutheran church, VII:200, 211; in the Red River valley, 227

Evans, L. A, II.2:95; Rev. James, II.1:474; George, III:338; E., IV:442; Edwin C., 440; Frank, 440; George 406; Mary, 440; Milton, 357; Rev. ____, 788, 805, 822, 836; Rev. ____, Fisher's Landing, Minn., 116; Rev. Charles A., 170

Evansville, Minn., VII:69

Evarts, William M., III:137, 138

Evening Star, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:286, 314, 316, 330, 373, 376

Evenson, E., VII:178; Erick, 166n.; Rev. G., 227

Eversole, Rev. S. N., Dunker church, Cando, N.Dak., IV:91

Everton, Orin, IV:430

Ewing County, V:205, 223

Ewing, Rev. William, III:94

Ewyart, D. W., IV:277

Excited (Inihau), Dakota warrior, V:268

Executive Order, U.S. Govt., 1882, V:112n. 15; 1884, V:113

“Expeditions of Capt. James. L. Fisk to the Gold Mines of Idaho and Montana 1864-1866,” II.1:421-461

Experimental Farm, Hudson's Bay Co., IV:686, 687, 702, 782; Red River Colony, 791

Exposition, St. Louis, IV:43

F

Faben, William, II.2:93

Factor, Joseph, IV:67

Fadden, George, V:37-70, 73, 76n.; John, VII:75

Fagel, James, III:203

Fagnan, Joseph, deposition of, IV:638

Fagstad, Ole, VII:169

Fahl, Henry, IV:405

Fahlgren, A., III:276

Fahlstrom, first Swedish settler in Minnesota, III:248

Fahn, Lawrence, IV:77

Faille, ____, deposition of, IV:590

Fairmount, N.Dak., IV:67

Falconer, John, IV:135.

Falda, Emil, treasurer of C. B. J., IV:80

Fallers, Rev. G. H., IV:145

Falley, Mrs. Fred, III:91

Fancher, F. B., delegate and president Constitutional Convention, III:127, 127n. 4, 149

Fanell, John, IV:256

Fannie Barker, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:356, 371

Fannie Lewis, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:264, 373

Fannie Ogden, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:267-269, 284, 287, 302, 304, 305, 312, 314

Fanning, Rev. Newville D., IV:117, 137, 170-178

Far West, Missouri River steamboat, II.1:371, V:78, VI:114n., 143n., 144; VII:101, 130

Farand, Father Henri, I:219

Fargo and Southern Railway, III:162, 168

Fargo Church, statistics of Swedish immigrants, III:307, 309

“Fargo in the Timber,” I:318-321

Fargo Methodist church, early history of, I:311-317

Fargo, N.Dak., III:163, 560, V:84, 115, VII:149, 167, 189, 218, 219, 223, 229n.; 230, 233-238, 248, 250, 253, 261, 263, 265, 272, 280-282, 303, 305; churches in, I:310-318; convention for separation of Dakota Territory, III:120; history of, I:299-310, I:318-321; proposed site of Methodist college, II.1:171-178

Fargo Presbytery, history of, IV:134

Faribault, Aleck, III:217; Mrs. Alexander, III:217, 217; Daniel, III:217; George H., III:195, 214; W. R., III:217, 217n. 4, 5

Faribault, Minn., VII:174, 226

Fariebault, Agnes, III:236; Alexander L., III:236; Euphraisne, III:236; George H., III:236

Faries, Hugh, IV:746

Farland, N.Dak., IV:51

Farley, J., IV:296

Farman, Baptist, IV:283

Farmer Brown, V:37, 59n. 38; 76n. 84

Farmer's Valley, N.Dak., VII:246

Farnsworth, Maj., II.1:258; W. A., statement by, III:94-95; Irving, III:95

Farquahrson, John, IV:515, 534; deposition of, 518, 525

Farquhar, Capt. F. V., IV:191-197

Farrell, Alfred C., article by, I:293-296; James, III:231; William, IV:257

Farrington, R., IV:277

Faster, William, IV:257

Faucette, early settler, II.1:165

Fauche, G. A., lieutenant of De Meuron Regiment, Account of Transactions at Fort William, III:425-431

Faulkner, Rebecca, II.1:257

Faust, Aaron, III:256; Jacob, 256; John, 256; Otto, 256; Peter, 256

Faust, N.Dak., III:257

Fay, G. H., delegate Constitutional Convention, 1889, III:134

Fay, Thomas, IV:252

Faye, Hubert, III: deposition of, 422, 423

Fayette, Iowa, V:44n. 32

Feagles, Rev. R. S., IV:176

Fecto, Joseph, II.1:265, 353, 416

Fee, John W, II.2:97

Feeny, John, IV:457

Felson, W. W., auditor of Pembina County, V:200n. 41

Fench, Annia, IV:405; John, 405

Fencl, F. J., IV:76

Fergus Falls, Minn., VII:189, 236, 245, 288n.

Fergus, James, letter on western routes, II.2:79

Ferguson, Robert, II.1:314; James, IV:414

Fernie, Rev. John, IV:145

Ferry, N.Dak., VII:172

Ferryboat, Red River, VII:164

Fevold, Jacob, VII:263

Few, John W., II.2:3

Fewer, Walter, St. Anthony, Minn., II.1:425, 430; Lewis, VII:9; Walter, 9

Fiadrny, Joseph, IV:71

Fiagnon, Jean Baptiste (Jean Baptiste Ganier), IV:770, 786, 800, 818

Fich, _____, Scotch settler, I:137

Fidler, Peter, II.1:120, 121; IV:488-505, 604-612; deposition of, 461; journal of, 475, 484, 485, 507; S., III:387

Fiemeyer, Frank, IV:414; John, 414

Fifteenth Siding (Sanborn), V:57 and note 29

Fifteenth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, VII:175

Fifth Infantry, U. S., Fort Totten, III:197, 223

Fillmore County, Minn., VII:149, 151, 160-164, 169, 171, 173, 177n.; 260

Filmore, H. G., II.2:95

Fils Kenis, Indian, IV:526-528

Fingade, Carl W., III:232

Finger, Bermand, IV:425; Rudolph, 425; Thelka N., 425

Finkle, Charles, II.1:165

Finlayson, Duncan, IV:649-838; Governor of Assiniboia, 316; John, 768-838; Roderick, 771-836

Finn, Anthony, III:226

Finnegan, B., IV:416; Gertie, 416; John H., 416; Lizzie, 416; Mary, 416

Finstad,, IV:281; Ole, 400. 371; William 406

Finsted, H., IV:400

Fire Heart, Dakota chief, VII:51; story of massacre of gold miners, 48-53

First Congregational Church of Wahpeton, III:94

“First Dunker Colony of North Dakota, The,” IV:81-100

First Minnesota Infantry, VII:3

First Minnesota Mounted Rangers, VII:6

First Minnesota Rangers, Company C, VII:54

“First Norwegian Settlement in Griggs County,”I:131

First Roman Catholic Central Union, IV:76

“First School at Fort Totten, The,” III:237-241

First U.S. Infantry, VII:19

Fischer, Frank, IV:251

Fish, H. C., Report of Museum and Library, II.1:51; Frank, Allegheny Seminary, IV:144; G. W., 135

Fish Lake, D.T., V:269

Fisher, Frederica, III:236; Henry, 233; John T., 236; Joseph, I:363, III:231; L. F., II.1:449; A. E., IV:401; Albert, 406; Alexander, 650-825; Alice, 409; Anton, 371; Cora, 401; Edna, 401; Elizabeth, 371, 406; F. F., 401; Frank, 409; H. E., 401; H. R. 401; Hannah, 371; Henry, 668-837; Henry Jr., 653, 654, 692; Herbert, 401; J. W., 109; John, 409; L. H., 401; Lewis, 409; Mary, 409; Michael, 31; William, 406; Mrs. C. M., V:32n. 18

Fisher, Minn., VII:163, 164, 238, 262n

Fisher’s Landing, II.1:161-170, VII:77, 95

Fisk, A. J., II.1:opp. 431; Dan W., II.1: 444; Maj. Van H., II.1: 458, VII:13

Fisk, Capt. James L., I:343, VII:1, 5, 8, 17, 18; II.1:opp. 421, III:245; letter by, II.1:440-442; II.1:459-461; II.2:34-88 II.1:423, 425, 430, 437, 451, 453; II.2:6, 81; arrival at Fort Abercrombie, II.1:119; buffalo hunting of, II.2:44; commander of Overland Expedition, 1863, II.2:78, 82-85; expedition of 1862, II.2:34, 38; expedition of, 1864, II.1:421, 428; expedition of, 1865, II.1:442; expedition of, l866, II.1:450; journal of expedition of 1862, II.2:38; North Overland Expedition of, II.2:35

Fisk Expedition of 1862, II.2:34-77; of 1863, II.2:78-88; of 1864, II.1:421-431; 1865, II.1:442-450; 1866, II.1:450-461

Fiske, George L., asst. quartermaster, II.2:131

Fismire, James, IV:253; John W., 353.

Fitch, E. J., II.1:203; Augustus, IV:414; Ralph, 414

Fitzgerald, Thomas, III:203, 206

Fitzgerred, J. P., II.1:416

Fitzpatrick, John, VII:101

Fitzsimons, Thomas, IV:252

Fjelstad, Mathias, I:152

Fladeland, Arne, VII:161; H. A., 163; T. J., 124

Flanagan, Patrick, IV:253

Flandrau, Charles E., II.1:488

Flandreau, early Dakota town, II.1:141

Flannery County, V:203, 204, 226, 227

Flansbury, Charles, IV:264

Flat Bear, Hidatsa chief, I:436

Flat Creek, D.T., V:80

Flat Heads post, IV:658-833

Flat Mouth, Dakota chief, V:269

Flatboat, description of, V:30n. 11

Flatmouth, Chippewa chief, I:421

Flax fiber mills, in N.Dak., III:655

Flensborg, Denmark, I:154

Flesher, picture of, I:opp. 455

Fletcher, Capt., III:189; Capt. William, II.2:89; John, IV:638

Fleurie, ___, IV:624.

Flinn, Mary, III:227

Flint, Jerome J., IV:137; R. N., IV:218

Floberg, E., VII:156; O., 156

Flood legend of Chippewa Indians, III:475

Flood, Mike, V:56n. 21

Floods, Red River, I:.212-213

Flopping Bill, IV:58

Florence City, II.2:65

Florence, M