E. and H. Y. Bell, St. Paul, meat packers, 26:115
E. B. Preston and Company, Chicago, 50:175
E. C. Kropp, Milwaukee, postcard publisher, 54:307
E. I. Du Pont de Nemours Company (Du Pont), ordnance works contractor, 49:224–226
E. N. Welch Manufacturing Company, Connecticut, clock depicted, 56:168
E. Remington and Sons, typewriter manufacturers, 1:268, 16:446
E. V. Smalley Publishing Company, St. Paul, 33:30
E. W. Clark and Company, Philadelphia, banking house, 13:330, 37:91–93, 119–120
Eachus, G. H., 23:94
Eades, Harry, 33:320
Eads, James B., 24:54, 35:40
Eads Bridge (St. Louis), 9:76
Eagan, Lillian, entrepreneur, 53:259–260
Eagan, Lloyd, entrepreneur, 53:259–260, 264
Eagle, Joe, craftsman, 55:35
Eagle Bakery, St. Paul, 14:391
Eagle Bend, history, 30:397
Eagle Creek Township, Scott County, early settlers, 56:246
Eagle Head, Sioux leader, 2:422n, 21:162
Eagle Help (Wamdeokeya), Sioux Indian, 2:531, 547, 561–568, 21:164–165
Eagle Hotel, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 60:22
Eagle Lake, history, 11:116, 36:195
Eagle Mill, New Ulm, sawmill, 47:236
Eagle Roller Mill Company, New Ulm, history, 12:449, 16:127, 27:78
Eagles, depicted, 49:27, 56:49 (facing)
Eagle sawmill, Nininger, 13:150
Eaglet, ketch, 16:399–400, 417n, 419–422, 425n
Eagle Township, Carlton County, history, 38:243
Eakins, G. E., speaker, 13:337
Eakle, Arlene, work reviewed, 50:44
Eames, Henry H., geologist, 19:309, 24:166, 32:217, 37:42, 44:44–46, 49, 54
Eames, Paul, 28:51
Eames, Richard, geologist, 24:34, 166, 44:44, 46, 49
Eames, Richard, Jr., author, 24:166
Eames, Wilberforce, bibliographer, 20:198, 26:140
Earhart, Joseph, 17:230
Earhart, Lida B., author, 17:230
Earhart, Margaret, 17:230
Earhart, Mary, author, 26:77
Earhart family, genealogy, 17:230
Earl, Charles (Lt.), 59:148–149
Earl, Peter O., 46:326
Earle, Pliny, physician, 53:54
Earll, Ona B., author, 10:217
Early, C. G., 16:338
Early, James S., speaker, 21:287
Early American Glass Club, 27:240
Early Birds, flying club, 54:341
Earth, BeBe, baskets, 52:115
Earth, Wind and Fire, musical supergroup, stage costumes, 58:64 (facing)
Earth lodges, and women's roles, 55:90–91
Earthquakes
Minnesota, 14:110
Mississippi Valley, 12:98
East, Arthur M., author, 50:66
East Battle Lake, exploration, 3:191n
East Central Electric Association, Braham, 37:347
East Chain Township, Martin County
history, 10:403n
post office, 24:380
settled, 18:341, 20:462
Easter, celebrated, 15:39, 30:161
Eastern Minnesota Railway, in forest fire, 49:306
Eastern Rite Roman Catholics, 45:58–59
Eastern States Archaeological Federation, 23:349
Eastern Washington State Historical Society, 7:248
East Friesians, immigration, 53:217–218
East Grand Forks, Polk County
and bicycling, 54:271, 273, 281
crime, 55:69
Demers Avenue, depicted, 51:290
Franklin Saloon, interior depicted, 51:293
gambling, 52:196
history, 18:341, 20:207
liquor violations, 52:196–197
map, depicted, 51:292
Mexican Americans, 58:207
migrant housing, 58:206
municipal court, 52:196
New Council Saloon advertisement, depicted, 51:295
police force (1911), depicted, 51:299
and prohibition movement, 51:292–293
prostitution, 51:291–300, 52:195, 197
and sugar industry, 58:199
war-prisoner employment, 44:293, 298, 303
Whitey's Cafe interior depicted, 54:309
Whitey's Wonderbar, 54:306, 375
East Grand Forks Transportation Company, 51:296–297
East High School, Minneapolis, athletics, 39:20
East Hillside, Duluth, 53:251
Eastin, Roy B., compiler, 38:42
East India Company, 16:182n, 202
Eastlake, architectural style, 50:263, 268
Eastlake, Charles Locke, designer, 56:20, 30
Eastland, steamboat, 34:39
East Leaf Lake, Otter Tail County, trading post.
See Leaf Lake
Eastlick, John, 6:409
Eastlick, Lavina, Sioux captive, 1:449n, 29:364, 30:16, 38:242, 385, 40:147, 47:333
Eastlick, Merton, 34:267
in Sioux Outbreak, 30:15–16, 20
Eastlick family, in Minnesota, 22:89
Eastlund, Eugene J., author, 50:44
Eastlund family, history, 50:44
East Main, Quebec, post, 40:171
Eastman, Alvah, 17:233, 20:98
author, 1:317, 9:312
editor, 41:212–213, 48:150
journalist, 17:365
Eastman, Alvin C., 5:59
Eastman, Alvin D., curator, 52:272
Eastman, Arthur M., Dr., 2:357n, 467, 476, 3:440, 466
Eastman, Bovey and DeLaittre, Pokegama Lake, lumber firm, 16:101
Eastman, Charles A. (Ohiyesa), Dr., author, 2:435, 3:99, 230, 12:23n, 15:100, 19:348, 21:168n, 46:250, 48:34–35, 50:196, 54:239, 55:133, 57:284–286, 288–290, 294, 58:224
biography, 48:344–345, 50:171
career, 11:110
Indian Boyhood, first edition depicted, 57:284–285, 295
speaker, 11:348n, 438, 12:97
Eastman, Elaine Goodale (Mrs. Charles A.), author, 19:348, 26:302, 378, 46:249, 48:345
papers, 46:250
review by, 18:305
work reviewed, 17:200
Eastman, Enoch, 8:437
Eastman, Frank, railroad surveyor, 60:10
Eastman, Frank Smith, 54:288 (facing)
Eastman, Fred, author, 49:249–250
Eastman, George, camera developer, 47:127–128, 59:110
Eastman, Jason C., papers, 34:339
Eastman, John (Many Lightnings), Sioux Indian, 12:123n
interpreter, 38:127, 51:40
Eastman, John W., early settler, 3:228, 466
Eastman, Jonathan O., author, 16:255
Eastman, Karin, 14:428
Eastman, Mary F., feminist, 39:5
Eastman, Mary Henderson (Mrs. Seth), 13:166, 31:219, 45:102
author, 8:423, 12:215, 227, 13:169, 292, 370, 373, 18:180, 448, 19:421, 31:210, 220, 34:129, 35:380, 36:21–23, 74–76, 38:201, 39:315, 42:264, 43:155, 49:138n, 51:316, 57:265
Indian chronicler, 55:136
poem, on Minnesota River, 3:80
poet, 3:79, 12:220
Eastman, Mary Nancy, birth, 55:133
Eastman, Max, editor, 44:243, 245n, 247n, 49:177
Eastman, Mrs. John W., 3:228
Eastman, Nancy, Anglo-Dakota woman, 59:184, 195n–196n
Eastman, Robert Langdon, 54:288 (facing)
Eastman, Seth (Capt.), artist, 3:42, 6:295, 8:433, 12:215, 13:169, 290, 301, 369n, 14:335, 382–383, 15:470, 17:134n, 155n, 345, 456, 19:419–423, 20:334, 21:151, 196, 209, 22:333, 25:304, 26:359, 27:167, 29:185, 30:157, 176, 261, 284, 406, 31:46, 54–56, 210n, 219, 32:188, 190, 211, 33:45 (cover), 264, 34:121, 129, 35:182, 197, 288, 379, 36:20–23, 148, 277, 328, 37:38, 38:149, 201, 39:315, 41:320, 42:261, 314, 43:236, 46:70–71, 250, 47:333, 49:138n, 54:288 (facing), 55:128, 57:327, 58:243
artwork depicted, 41:325, 42:113, 241 (cover), 258–259, 262–263, 265–267, 45:81 (cover), 100, 105, 46:317, 48:84, 52:225, 53:277, 54:99, 288 (facing), 55:45 (cover), 51, 133, 56:149 (facing), 57:408–409, 59:352 (facing)
career, 19:419–423, 38:36, 46:302
at Fort Snelling, 3:79n, 17:68, 153–154n, 156, 288, 25:289, 30:152, 31:210–211, 213–214, 216, 218, 46:167
surveyor, 27:316, 28:219–222
Winnebago suppression, 17:155–157
Eastman, Thomas Henderson, 54:288 (facing)
Eastman, Welles, speaker, 28:391
Eastman, William W., lumberman/mill owner, 23:225, 37:41, 319, 46:156, 58:259
Eastman Block, Minneapolis, 23:225
Eastman Company, Minneapolis.
See W. W. Eastman Company
Eastman House, Quebec, 34:255
Eastman Kodak Company, St. Paul, 52:51, 59:117
photography manuals, 52:50
East Moe, Douglas County, Lutheran church, 20:460
Easton, Augustus B., publisher/journalist, 24:201, 42:77
Easton, J. H., hotelkeeper, 12:401
Easton, J., hotelkeeper, 12:401
Easton, Jason C., banker, 13:117, 15:60, 111, 16:364, 20:302, 22:350, 24:107, 28:203, 29:223–230
career, 30:53
commission merchant, 24:100
horse trader, 24:383
livestock raiser, 24:105, 26:124
miller, 24:101
papers, 16:73, 20:288, 21:324, 42:188
speculator, 50:136, 56:165
Easton, Lorraine, 30:276
Easton, Pennsylvania, shipbuilding, 26:66
Easton, William E., 17:341, 19:476
author, 17:491
pioneer journalist, 11:468, 17:313, 530
speaker, 16:244
Easton family, newspaper publishers, 26:399
East Prairieville, Rice County, ghost town, 20:355
East Saginaw Salt Company, production, 52:136
East Savanna River
canoe route, 5:34n–35n, 7:311, 8:118, 122–123, 127–128, 137, 23:251n, 31:95, 32:95, 34:46, 49:269
described, 1:523
explored, 4:381n, 383
geology, 13:406
East Side Argus (Minneapolis), 7:302
East Side Commercial Club, St. Paul, 27:249
East Side Cornet Band, Minneapolis, 32:167
East Side Dramatic Society (Cacilienverein), Minneapolis, 32:167
East Side Flats, Minneapolis, 44:58–59, 61
East Side Neighborhood Service, Minneapolis, 45:68n, 69
East St. Olaf, Olmsted County, Norwegian settlement, 12:270
East Union, Carver County
history, 10:361
literary society, 24:214
log houses, 37:72, 76n
Lutheran church, 14:451
school, 26:167
Eastvold, C. J. (Rev.), career, 15:235
Eastvold, Carl J., government attorney, 49:221–222
Eastwood, Carl, author, 14:457
Eaton, Allen H., author/speaker, 14:111, 25:397, 28:70
Eaton, Burt W., 3:306, 4:31, 5:266, 431, 7:191, 8:59, 11:54, 283, 12:35, 14:78, 16:241, 17:70, 19:64, 66, 20:50, 297, 301, 21:48, 213, 22:188, 340, 23:35, 24:180, 27:362
lawyer, 24:375
speaker, 4:251, 6:23, 7:44, 8:54, 9:56, 198, 10:55, 229, 232, 11:461, 12:209, 13:344, 15:485, 16:66, 256, 18:335, 20:96, 299, 21:217
Eaton, Edward D., author, 15:358
Eaton, G. D., author, 23:117, 157
Eaton, Guy A., postmaster, 34:185
Eaton, Joel, 25:183, 383
Eaton, John H., secretary of war, 35:28
Eaton, Leonard K., 49:176n
Eaton, Quaintance, author/editor, 31:61, 36:33
Eaton, Samuel S., balloon passenger, 13:140, 38:171, 173–175
Eatonville, Hennepin County.
See Cloudman, Dakota leader: village
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
French-Canadian settlement, 27:135
Indian trails, 8:203, 306
logging museum, 24:364
lumbering, 27:194, 196–197, 200, 54:288
power company, 35:381
road, 40:387
Eau Claire County, Wisconsin, war records work, 2:171
Eau Claire Lumber Company, 27:194n
Eau Claire State College, 34:131
Eayres, Alena, 8:197
Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, New York, baseball stadium, 58:339
Ebbott, Elizabeth, compiler, 50:84
Ebel, William, speaker, 7:254
Ebell, Adrian J., photographer/photojournalist, 51:40, 52:57, 54:87–88, 90–92
Eberhart, Adolph (Adolf) O., governor, 2:196, 5:142, 22:104, 33:155, 40:148, 48:57, 52:187, 55:191, 58:89, 60:264
autobiography, 25:184, 26:167, 30:391
papers, 11:319, 34:339
Eberhart, Nell R., song writer, 26:52
Eberly, Katherine, museum assistant, 24:31
Eberstadt, Lindley E., 36:218
Ebersviller, Lorraine, author, 11:221
Ebert, Isabel J., author/compiler, 35:335, 41:391
Eberts, Herman, Dr., career, 33:87
Eble, Kenneth, author, 39:35
Ebner, Stella, painter, 59:180 (facing)
Ebony, publishes history, 43:73–74
eBooks, local history, 57:263–265
Ebright, Mrs. M. A., 5:266
Eby, Esther E., author, 18:454
Eccles, W. J., author/editor, 34:310, 41:102, 49:212
Echo, high-school basketball, 55:340
Echo de l'Ouest (Minneapolis), French language newspaper, 44:281–282
Echo Lake, St. Louis County, lumbering, 34:183, 36:153 (cover)
Echols, Watonwan County, farmers' club, 20:218
Echota, Otter Tail County, townsite, 3:168n, 169, 194, 197, 15:465
Echota and Marion Land Company, 3:168n
Echo Trail, Lake County, 54:130
Eck, Aimee H. (Mrs. Lester J.), author, 30:92, 156, 31:124
Eck, Charles A., career, 19:214
Eckel, Edmond J., architect, 40:103
Eckel, Emily P. (Mrs. Edward H.), 11:96, 40:350
Eckener, Hugo, author, 40:267
Eckerman, Oscar, architect, 52:37
Eckersall, Walter, college football player, 54:174, 59:162, 167
Eckersberg, J. F., artist, 57:77
Eckert, E. K., 20:86
Eckert, Kathryn Bishop, author, 57:271
Eckfeldt, John R., 44:45
Eckholm, Gordon, archaeologist, 25:333
Eckland, Halvor, in Civil War, 14:427–428
Eckland, Henry C., 19:471
Eckland Brothers, Minneapolis, 49:313
Eckles, Clarence H., career, 12:99
papers, 17:53, 101, 34:339
Eckles Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:365
Ecklund, Carl A., postmaster, 36:215
Eckman, James, Dr., author, 21:209, 22:334, 434, 23:96, 24:182, 263, 353, 382, 25:100, 307, 29:353, 30:184, 31:64, 33:91, 34:218, 358, 37:135
reviews by, 24:347, 30:143, 31:43
Eckman, Jeannette, work reviewed, 31:184
Eckstein, Neil T., author, 42:198, 52:204
Eckstrom, Carl A. (Rev.), author, 20:468
Eckstrom, Edna, depicted, 53:91
Eckstrom, Edwin C., executive, 49:314
Eclipses, 34:132
ECOL.
See Environmental Conservation Library
Ecology and ecology movement, 58:114, 119–120
See also Conservation;
Pollution
activists, 58:124
Great Lakes forest, 48:348
Indians, 57:158–159
Lake Superior, 52:239
literature, 56:144–145
Minnehaha Creek, 49:23
Minnesota River, 48:72
Mississippi River, 49:133, 50:79
movement, 48:82, 226
prairies, 48:79
taconite-processing controversy, 57:440
Economic conditions
See also Agriculture;
Banks and banking;
Depressions;
Labor;
specific industries
19th-century Europe, 10:4, 6
20th century, 48:183–184
1837, 6:98, 100
1838, 2:254
1865-73, 9:392
1920s, 52:238, 53:126
1929, 53:94
1930s, 53:95, 97, 125, 128, 170, 176–177, 181, 183, 186, 195, 210–211
and agriculture, 43:118, 138, 277, 298–299, 48:129, 51:183, 54:246, 249, 57:266, 268–269, 360–361, 58:147–158, 247
Alaska, 54:150
and Americanization, 50:66
art and artists, 55:82, 254–255, 265, 57:82–83, 85
auction depicted, 51:245 (cover)
and bicycling, 54:277
and birth-control movement, 54:363–370
and blacks, 57:419–432
Blue Earth County, 3:319
and Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 53:289
Braham Township, 1:281
breweries, 58:251
Canada, 41:26–27, 42:268–276, 43:80, 55:231–32, 57:362, 365
children and child welfare, 51:164, 53:249–250
Chinese exclusion laws, 57:161 (facing), 166–168, 173–175
Civil War, 2:389–412, 57:61
commercial fishing, 58:62
in copper mining, 52:239
and courting, 51:128
Cuba, 56:288–289, 292–297
and Dakota Indians, 51:198
and defense program, 49:217–218, 226–228
department store merchandising, 56:420–422
and dining cars, 52:78
Duluth, 54:159–161, 217–218
and elections, 53:288
English colonies, 9:390–391
farmer-labor alliance, 52:92, 99
farmers and farm movements, 51:16–22, 270–280, 57:326–327
financial panics, 53:221–222, 224
flour milling, 58:264, 277–285, 287
food and household products, 58:314
forest fires, 52:198
Freeborn County, 1:408
frontier, 8:247–259, 13:7, 9, 355, 14:463, 15:52, 198, 329, 16:23–25, 209, 316, 17:416–420, 18:421, 19:323, 325–327, 21:87, 24:191, 25:183, 26:288, 27:9, 28:190, 202–203, 321–323, 30:150, 33:251, 301, 34:96–105, 310, 51:37, 183, 186–193, 52:136, 55:19, 45 (facing), 120, 58:92–103
fur trade, 52:221–229
global, 51:124, 322
Great Depression, 53:254, 257–258, 260
and higher education, 51:111–122
and historic buildings, 55:193–194, 314–315
and home furnishings, 54:199
and immigration, 8:199, 11:83, 12:305, 31:28, 31, 47:118, 211, 51:5–7, 9–10, 160–161, 56:328, 330–331, 338, 57:242–243, 360
Indian expenditures, 56:186–188
Indians, 52:329–330
interwar years, 51:219–233
Iowa, 2:582–583
iron ranges, 58:169–170, 172–173, 176–178
Itasca County, 2:385
and Jews, 52:167–182, 55:166–174
and labor, 52:210–219
Lake Superior, 54:212
and liquor trade, 55:134–135
lumber industry, 56:264–276
meat packing, 57:157–158, 267
Mesabi Range, 51:63–74
and Mexican Americans, 57:155
Michigan, 2:100
Midwest, 3:404, 408, 10:85, 51:321, 56:88–90, 94–95
migrant workers, 58:196–207
mining communities, 58:139
Minneapolis, 2:102, 3:465, 7:194, 42:7, 9, 11–12, 15, 268–276, 43:79, 51:42–54, 53:165, 54:171, 175, 58:272, 291–303
Minnesota, 26:172
Minnesota Socialist party agenda, 52:183–194
motion-picture industry, 53:325–333
new countries, 10:5–25
and newspapers, 51:170
North Dakota, 51:283
and Ojibway, 43:176, 179–183, 185
Otter Tail County, 51:194
and park development, 58:44, 54
pioneer Minnesota, 1:277, 546, 2:331, 439, 7:57, 99–101, 105–111, 115–120, 337, 8:78
and politics, 56:360–361, 57:323
Portland Prairie, 3:298
post-Civil War, 37:130, 54:33–34, 58:195
post-Revolution, 8:17–19
post-Vietnam War era, 53:263
post-World War I, 38:334, 51:110, 53:147
post-World War II, 53:98, 262, 56:373, 58:130, 132, 137
Prairie Island Sioux, 37:278
price fixing, 28:38–44
and prostitution, 57:53–54
and public policy, 44:175–184
and publishing, 54:327, 56:17
and radical movement, 51:142
and railroads land advertising, 54:49, 55:204–216
real estate, 56:235–237
Red River Valley, 1:279–280, 56:98–99
and remigration, 55:87
rural northern United States, 56:143–144
St. Paul, 53:275, 55:142, 237–238, 56:199, 308
and settlement, 43:257, 45:119, 47:211, 56:164–165
settlement house movement, 51:36
shipbuilding, 55:98
shoe manufacturing, 56:418, 422–423
silk industry, 54:18–22, 24, 30–31
and slavery, 57:108, 110–111, 113–120, 124–128
sources, 46:249, 48:43
South, 23:259, 26:155
South Dakota, 55:230–231
Southwest, 26:168
Soviet Union, 54:4
Stillwater, 2:44
study, 9:213
and Swedish settlers, 7:185, 8:392, 396–397, 399, 401, 405–407, 409, 414
territorial newspapers, 56:394
and theater, 53:245–246
town planning, 57:334–335, 337, 339–343
Twin Cities, 54:55, 57, 61–62, 68
United States, 53:38
wheat production, 58:262–263
Winona County, 2:105
Wisconsin, 2:270–272, 40:111, 53:290, 56:354–355
and women's work, 52:61, 63–71, 58:305–307
World War I, 41:82, 86, 47:172, 182, 48:149, 53:323–324
World War II, 53:260–261, 55:123, 125
Economic history
agriculture, 5:152, 52:127, 54:328
American, 11:79, 19:90, 26:162, 27:64, 33:92, 40:353, 54:217, 284, 55:132
aviation exhibitions, 54:340
bank notes, 57:182–197
bibliography, 11:100
bonanza farms, 52:35
business ethics, 47:258
consumer culture, 57:380–381
cooperatives, 51:259–269, 57:155–156, 386–402
copper mining, 52:239
credit system, 48:190–191, 57:360
forces assessed, 46:248–249, 253
forest fires, 52:198
Fort Ridgely, 58:60
frontier entrepreneurs, 58:92–103
fur trade, 50:229–240, 51:324, 52:221–223, 228–229, 56:185
gold rush, 52:119
Great Lakes, 54:212
hydroelectricity, 54:255–267
Illinois, 4:50
iron ranges, 47:258
local, 28:174
meat packing, 18:470, 23:108, 388, 54:49–50, 284–285
metropolitan, 4:458
Midwest, 37:133, 51:42–54, 179, 183, 283, 322, 52:79, 87, 91–92, 99, 167–182, 207–219, 53:147, 170, 181–183, 186, 195, 210–211, 54:33–37, 40–42, 44–45, 150, 154 160, 161, 171–172, 175–177, 189, 192, 270, 288, 55:19, 31, 43–44, 120, 122–123, 126–127, 130, 133–134, 178, 56:46–47, 167
milling innovations, 57:87–96
Minnesota, 5:147, 8:181, 46:34, 47:38
Minnesota Socialist party agenda, 52:183–194
Minnesota Territory, 56:169, 185–186, 235–237
new countries, 10:5–25
Northwest, 26:166, 48:267
Norway, 52:89
one-room schools, 54:325
Poland, 58:18
processing-tax recovery battle, 52:100–111
railroads, 55:178–179, 56:166, 57:100–101, 200–201, 203–208
rural northern United States, 56:143
salt commerce, 52:130–143
silk industry, 54:18–22, 24, 30–31
source material, 16:70–75, 37:256
South St. Paul, 51:199
Spanish-American War, 56:130, 133
study, 7:16, 10:3
syndicated cartoon, 52:93
towns, 8:101
and treaty rights, 58:245–246
Twin Cities, 5:151, 464, 6:141–145, 7:3–17, 168, 53:208–209, 54:256
United States, 6:53, 192, 58:271–272, 279–281, 284
upper Mississippi River, 56:157
water power, 47:168, 57:87–88, 58:255–258
Wisconsin, 50:40–41
Economic History Association, 26:264, 27:64, 29:257
Economic Laboratories, Inc., St. Paul, history, 39:211
Eddy, Edward B., surveyor, 24:97n
Eddy, Edward D., Jr., author, 35:379
Eddy, Ezra B., 26:68
Eddy, F. S., ginseng buyer, 41:262
Eddy, Frank M., congressman/author, 3:528, 5:615, 10:221, 42:251, 254–255, 49:90, 60:25n
Eddy, George W., 24:132, 140
Eddy, Henry T., 14:231, 452
Eddy, Josephine, author, 36:327
Eddy, Luther H., police officer, 47:242–243, 247
Eddy, Mary Baker, 28:55
Eddy, Samuel, author, 23:330n, 25:298, 28:285
Eddy Hall, University of Minnesota, 23:231
Edelbrock, Alexius (Abbot), 8:225, 18:473, 27:105, 32:41, 33:53, 55, 57–59, 42:77, 47:119, 48:163, 165
Edelbrock, Anton, pioneer, 32:37, 35:268
Edelbrock, Barney, 35:268
Edelbrock, Joseph, storekeeper, 35:265, 268
Edelbrock, Mary, 35:268
Edelman, John W., labor leader, 42:13n
Edelman, Marian Wright, 54:188
Eden Lake Township, Stearns County, history, 1:245
Eden Prairie, Hennepin County
1863 draft quota, 4:71
flour mill, 18:315
government, 39:299
history, 47:77
pioneer farming, 3:300
pioneer life, 14:330, 16:209
Presbyterian church, 14:330
Eden Publishing House, St. Louis, 15:446
Eden Township, Brown County, Methodist church, 15:481
Eden Valley, history, 17:487
Ederer, Bernard F., author, 34:131
Edgar, Beatrice, manuscript assistant, 22:191, 421, 23:44, 168, 24:31
Edgar, Grace W., 14:351
Edgar, John, farmer, 29:8n
Edgar, Marjorie, author, 16:344, 467, 485, 17:459, 19:92, 21:408, 22:83, 317, 24:244, 25:74, 30:84, 156, 31:13, 36:78, 48:91
"Finnish Charms and Folk Songs," 17:406–410
"Finnish Folk Songs," 16:319–321
"Finnish Proverbs," 24:226–228
"Imaginary Animals," 21:353–356
recital, 19:43
review by, 22:96
Edgar, Randolph, author, 2:51, 5:619, 7:297, 8:110, 11:206, 12:432, 13:60, 14:351, 26:308
Early Minneapolis Theaters, 9:31–38
Edgar, William C., 13:60, 14:352, 17:160n, 42:55, 59
author, 1:343, 4:96, 5:364, 8:110, 11:329, 12:80
Belgian relief work, 11:349, 14:233, 27:154
editor, 14:118, 26:303–311, 41:55, 46:155–156, 59:11, 272–273, 278–279
papers, 19:213, 20:82
poet, 3:24
relief organizer, 42:54–62
work reviewed, 7:72–75
Edgar C. Long House, St. Paul, 53:203
Edge, Walter E., senator, 52:121
Edgerly, Mrs. Winfield S., papers, 34:131
Edgerly, Parker M., 19:265
Edgerly, Winfield S. (Lt.), 34:131
Edgerton
Dutch settlement, 28:129
high-school basketball, 55:345
history, 34:171, 47:209
Edgerton, Alonzo J. (Capt.), politician, 1:165n, 22:425, 26:197n, 37:47–48, 50, 54, 38:275, 362, 51:102
Edgerton, D. Priscilla, author, 19:466
Edgerton, E. S., banker, 37:154
Edgerton, Erastus J., banker, 13:178n, 34:97, 99n, 40:110, 116–117
Edgerton, George B., 3:307
Edgerton, Jay, author, 13:314, 16:483, 27:242, 34:312, 353, 355, 35:99, 196, 242, 36:219
reviews by, 34:125, 160, 345, 35:88
Edgerton, Mary J., 13:178
Edgren, John A. (Rev.), 4:283, 8:186
Edina, Hennepin County
architecture, 47:335
Grange unit, 17:467, 30:75
history, 57:56
name, 44:167
school, 8:111
shopping malls, 60:277, 281n
Edina Historical Society, 42:68, 44:169, 45:163
Edina Mills, 5:525, 7:92, 16:248, 44:164, 167–169, 168 (cover)
Edinburgh, Scotland, General Register House, 17:7
Edison, Thomas A., inventor, 1:268, 22:313, 42:20, 51:205, 54:342, 345–346
Edison Company, 54:344, 352, 355, 357
Edison Electric Light Company, Wisconsin, 36:99
Edison High School, Minneapolis, 45:68
Edison township, Swift County, 58:18
Editor, steamboat, 34:25
Editors, women, 52:204, 215
Edman, Arthur, 56:397
Edman, Edwin, speaker, 29:363
Edmond, George, sports writer, 55:342
Edmonds, Mrs. Frank, 14:223
Edmonds, Walter, author, 20:116, 506, 21:8
Edmonson, Harold A., work reviewed, 46:256
Edmonton, Alberta, Hudson's Bay Company celebration, 3:321, 480
Edmonton House, Alberta, trading post, 42:39
Edmund Fitzgerald, ship, 47:166, 48:350, 55:97, 379, 57:55
Edmunds, George F., candidate, 49:296, 301
Edmunds, Newton, Indian agent, 3:31, 39:229
Edmunds, R. David
review by, 51:123
work reviewed, 47:117, 54:192
Edna G., tugboat, 49:347, 54:241 (facing)
Edsall, Henry A., Indian boarding school superintendent, 58:232–233, 238
Edsall, Samuel C. (Bishop), author, 2:196, 3:476, 50:268
Edsall, Thomas, journalist, 53:288
Edson, Lee E., 3:228
Edsten, Adolph, sketch, 2:275
Edstrom, Milton, speaker, 12:38
Education
See also Children;
Libraries;
Schools;
specific educational institutions
1838, 2:258
1876 legislature, 45:237–238
academic freedom, 35:30, 51:131–137, 234, 52:25
agricultural, 1:279–281, 7:215, 16:30, 352, 18:411, 21:91, 33:224, 39:83, 47:34, 54:244, 246, 251–253, 357
Aitkin County, 10:459
anti-Germanism in World War I, 47:170–183
architecture, 53:198
art, 53:92, 98, 179–181, 54:236, 55:189, 233 (facing), 251–266, 378
award of merit depicted, 55:143
beginning reader depicted, 55:143
biographies, 56:356
black students, 51:23–33
black studies, 50:290–291
of blind, 7:92
boarding schools, 54:197, 55:189, 196
Bricelyn, 10:357
Camden Township, 8:312
Canby, 9:426
Catholic, 41:243, 42:63, 48:13, 15–20, 158–170, 49:211, 56:360, 57:271, 58:247–248
Chatfield, 5:159
children's newspapers, 50:46–62
Chinese public schools, 57:177
chiropractic, 59:202, 204, 206–209, 212n
Chisholm, 9:405
church-state controversy, 53:295–311
classes depicted, 55:137 (cover), 172–173, 261, 59:120, 129
classical, 35:44
colleges and universities, 51:110–122, 324, 55:92
commencement depicted, 53:308
commercial, 19:356
correctional schools, 12:456, 27:56, 36:238
Crosby-Ironton system, 5:394
dance, 55:226–27
Danish, 8:364, 376, 379–381, 383
Deep South, 53:34
Dr. Folwell's services, 4:32
Duluth, 5:450
E. D. Neill's work, 1:371
Edina, 8:111
elementary, 1:243, 60:314
elementary school scrapbook depicted, 55:93 (facing)
evolution controversy, 41:201–216, 43:23, 52:17, 20–22
Fairmont, 10:99
Fargo, 8:305
Fillmore County, 8:448, 10:97
first normal school, 1:185
Floodwood, 47:211
Freeborn County, 1:408
freedmen's schools, 47:304–309, 54:295
frontier, 11:454, 12:148, 204, 13:216, 14:121, 142–149, 18:219, 293, 22:22–27, 24:323, 370, 28:334, 30:372, 32:45, 33:72–76, 105–111, 35:137, 156, 36:35, 104, 141, 193, 37:43, 344, 49:38, 50:139, 170, 54:108, 55:321, 323, 56:22
garrison schools, 33:263
for girls, 4:264, 266
Good Thunder, 56:420
Hibbing, 10:361
historical, 38:196
at historic sites, 51:180, 184–185, 55:189, 197
history, 12:417–419, 14:333, 51:281, 53:123, 211, 54:142–143, 56:39–40
home economics studies, 60:283
home schooling, 53:87–89, 91, 56:442
and homesteading, 51:37
household products and tips, 58:314
Hutchinson, 8:313
of immigrants, 45:60, 62, 49:200, 50:130, 304–305, 57:173–174
importance of history, 45:245–246, 248–249, 48:124–125
of indentured children, 49:5–6, 8, 11–12
independent, 11:438, 12:158, 398, 16:275, 17:478
Indian boarding schools, 55:88–89, 56:459, 57:323
Indians, 12:242, 434, 16:145–147, 17:84, 95, 201, 224, 18:197, 269, 375, 21:30n, 412, 22:430, 25:13, 30:2, 31:206, 33:74, 36:24, 37:282, 43:10–11, 180, 182, 233, 47:89, 48:159, 167, 339, 49:82–98, 254, 266–267, 269, 275, schools depicted, 51:83–98, 53:28, 30, 55:280–281, 379, 56:241, 58:224–239
intercultural, 24:259
interdenominational, 52:19, 23–24
Iowa, 5:152, 8:203
on iron ranges, 32:47
Isanti County, 10:151
Jewish community, 51:7, 11–14, 52:170, 55:169, 174
job training for women, 59:51–52
Kerkhoven, 7:301, 9:313
kindergartens, 19:110, 20:340, 34:217, 219, 54:301
Knute Nelson's attitude, 5:336–337
and labor, 58:126
Lamberton, 2:54
land-grant colleges, 24:174, 35:379, 38:385, 51:324
land grants, 1:128, 3:45
legislation, 1:294
Lutheran colleges, 53:168, 57:102
Madelia, 2:288
Mankato, 8:311–312, 10:355
Mapleton, 9:419
Marshall, 8:111
Martin County, 1:546
medical, 1:79, 147, 2:210, 4:186, 8:209–211, 273–275, 10:98, 231, 290–292, 12:204, 17:220, 18:459, 27:135, 33:312, 42:75, 48:43, 49:100, 104–105, 334n
methods, 25:57–61, 68, 84, 258–264, 367, 26:47–51, 164, 267, 27:147, 319–326, 333
Michigan, 41:388–389
Midwest, 3:409, 4:225, 5:363, 16:275–276, 21:65–67, 56:47
Mille Lacs County, 59:120–131
Minneapolis, 3:317, 4:96, 474, 5:84, 6:312, 7:302, 8:213, 315, 9:427, 10:355
Minnesota, 2:191, 3:474, 4:48, 5:78, 6:76, 7:187–188, 10:337, 351, 394
Minnesota City, 9:314
Minnesota Miracle, 60:312–325
Minnesota system, 11:329, 12:68, 320, 398–400, 14:416–420, 15:466, 16:275, 18:105, 219, 19:68, 333, 446, 23:189, 25:306, 30:6, 244, 34:90–95
at missions, 6:345, 349, 8:127, 248, 252, 256, 303, 9:66, 252
Moorhead, 4:196
multicultural perspectives, 53:225–229
multidisciplinary, 51:218
Murray County, 2:107
music, 57:216, 217 (cover), 222–224, 227–228, 230–235, 326
new countries, 10:16
New Richland, 8:451
night-school class depicted, 56:339
normal schools, 11:225, 14:148, 231, 18:105, 28:132, 36:327, 39:171, 49:308
North Dakota, 5:315, 386
Norwegian, 2:201, 5:383, 6:212, 302, 10:275
nursing, 37:300
one-room schools, 54:324–325
of orphans, 56:108, 110
Owatonna, 8:307
parochial schools, 47:176, 179–181, 51:164, 54:240
pharmaceutical, 24:175
physical, 24:367, 39:18–23
pioneer, 1:149, 4:353, 7:114, 288
pioneer college, 6:260, 9:363–378
and politics, 43:75, 297, 56:330
Polk County, 44:287
private colleges, 44:32
racial integration, 55:139–142, 148–149
racial segregation, 55:139, 143–146, 56:111
Read's Landing, 4:300
religious, 1:372–373, 4:45–46, 72, 86, 203, 284, 291, 5:615, 8:223, 226, 228–230, 9:199, 316, 15:130, 32:223, 43:26–29, 297, 44:58–59, 49:250–251
and religious orders, 51:162
Renville, 8:313
Rochester, 10:464
rural, 1:341, 8:105, 48:315, 49:199, 50:170, 55:374–375, 56:143, 59:120–131
and rural women, 52:67–68, 70
rural women teachers, 52:67–68
St. Paul, 1:242, 3:332n, 4:201, 5:397, 497, 6:412, 9:315, 10:71, 234, 52:115, 56:169, 57:372–373, 376
Sauk Center, 9:312
Scandinavians, 1:394, 404, 4:263, 55:136
scholarship funds, 56:119
school attendance bills, 51:53
school choir depicted, 53:294
school museums, 6:375–378
school trustees, 56:199
secondary, 11:42
Siberia, 3:16
and Sioux, 2:528
slate board and stylus depicted, 55:138
South Dakota, 6:286, 51:287
state aid, 2:455–457, 4:86, 5:591, 593
state schools, 49:2–13
Stearns County, 1:299, 8:112
Stillwater, 4:98
strike meeting depicted, 56:61
study, 4:18
support through sale of public lands, 9:143, 10:92
Swedish, 5:363
Swedish-American colony in Cuba, 56:293
Swedish Baptist, 7:90, 8:186
teachers, 55:136, 56:60–61
teacher's bell depicted, 55:147
teachers' wages, 47:309, 61:23n
teacher training, 48:124–125, 218–219, 59:122
teaching certificate depicted, 52:68
television lab school, 46:275, 277–285
territorial, 56:165
textbooks examined, 47:175–180
truancy, 51:52–53
Twin Cities, 20:88, 48:90, 55:123, 126, 128
university histories, 57:381–382
use of motion pictures, 5:513
Wadena, 9:80
welding, 53:135
West St. Paul, 9:82
Winona, 9:313
Wisconsin, 6:406, 7:292, 8:106, 41:242–243
of women, 45:269–272, 48:13, 20, 246, 49:85, 51:125
women's history resources, 52:117
women's studies curriculum, 52:113
women's study-club movement, 51:199
women superintendents, 56:412–413
women teachers, 47:305–309, 48:13–23, 164–169, 49:38, 83–85, 91
workers' children, 53:139–140
work of C. W. Ames, 4:125–126
Educational Film Library Association, 25:84
Educational Opportunity Grants, 51:27
Education Amendment Act of 1972, Title IX, 55:347, 58:222
Edward Fiske, tugboat, 54:219
Edwards, Abraham, surgeon, 54:100
Edwards, David, Underground Railway participant, 57:124–125
Edwards, David (Col.), 10:467, 11:74
Edwards, Deane, author, 30:274
Edwards, E. E., librarian, 18:364
Edwards, E. G., miller, 24:101–102
Edwards, Elijah E., 47:188
art student, 47:186–187
chaplain, 49:76
work depicted, 55:29
Edwards, Elmer E., horse-car driver, 4:477
Edwards, Eugene O., author, 27:69
Edwards, Everett E., author, 12:90, 15:122, 16:221, 474, 17:331, 18:102, 203, 440, 19:69, 91, 93, 102, 207, 432, 20:75, 333, 426, 21:91, 22:418, 23:180, 378, 24:255, 25:76, 26:82, 27:60, 29:192, 278, 376, 32:128
"Agricultural Periodicals," 18:407–414
"American Indian Contributions," 15:255–272
compiler, 13:330, 24:337, 25:84, 40:360
editor, 24:157
reviews by, 16:327, 17:326, 18:195, 20:417, 22:412, 25:71, 29:158, 341, 32:118
speaker, 14:213, 15:314
"T. L. Haecker," 19:148–161
"Wendelin Grimm," 19:21–33
work reviewed, 17:198
Edwards, George, janitor, 52:162
Edwards, H. W., engineer, 41:357
Edwards, I. E., work depicted, 53:184
Edwards, India, political party official, 59:252–235
Edwards, J. D., photographer, 48:40
Edwards, John N., author, 40:308
Edwards, John P., pioneer, 14:118
Edwards, Jonathan, author, 21:418
Edwards, Lee, work reviewed, 52:200
Edwards, Martha L., author, 3:106, 5:515
Edwards, Maurice D. (Rev.), 6:408, 54:239
speaker, 5:282, 6:86, 312
work reviewed, 9:164
Edwards, Ninian, Illinois governor, 15:13, 20:18
Edwards, Oats, 49:53
Edwards Ferry, Maryland–Virginia
balloon flight, 40:276
First Minnesota encampment, 25:16, 28:326
Edwardsville, Big Stone County, stagecoach station, 14:118
Eenyangmanee, Sioux leader, 11:178n
Eernisse, Ab., 28:129
Effenberger, Donald, designer, 48:314
Effie, history, 21:134, 24:325n
Effie L., tugboat, 54:219
Effigy Mounds National Monument, Allamakee County, Iowa, 37:307
Effington, Otter Tail County, Lutheran church, 15:481
Efshen, Oluf, scout, 24:325n
Egan, Harvey F., pastor, 53:298
Egan, Howard E., author, 11:110
Egan, I. J. (John J.), artist, 23:349, 353, 29:261, 31:56, 32:188
Egan, James J., state representative, 55:147
Egan, Maurice F., author, 3:98, 547, 26:301
Egan and Prindeville, Chicago, architects, 47:44
Egberts, Egbert, inventor, 50:152
Egeli, Bjorn, artist, 37:88, 136
Egelston, Alvord C., career, 21:196
Egerton, Erastus S., sketch, 4:478
Eggan, Fred, author/anthropologist, 23:403, 45:103
Eggert, Albert L., author, 23:403
Eggestine, Adelia, 9:265
Eggleston, Cordelia.
See Pond, Mrs. Samuel W., I
Eggleston, Edward (Rev.), author, 3:43, 5:291, 6:87, 8:444, 9:185, 12:201, 16:106, 349, 19:9, 386, 437, 22:157, 23:113, 26:74, 30:62, 373, 31:130, 33:92, 34:311, 36:74n, 37:11, 39:267, 40:71, 47:186, 49:153
biography, 28:167
centenary, 18:454
librarian, 47:126
library, 26:242–247, 28:337
in Minnesota, 18:268, 347–370, 19:221, 22:160, 328, 25:91, 26:77, 27:167, 33:189–193, 269, 34:139, 35:215
papers, 24:364, 27:61, 28:303
pastor, 21:314, 34:132
speaker, 11:157
"The-Man-That-Draws-the-Handcart," 33:270–281
Eggleston, George, 18:348–349
Eggleston, Mrs. Edward (Lizzie Snider), 18:351, 360, 26:243
Eggleston, Walter, A., 12:207
Egypt, Camp David peace treaty, 60:95
Ehlen, H. F., author, 17:118
Ehnamani, Artemus (Rev.), sketch, 8:200
Ehninger, George, 7:164
Ehrenberg, Ralph E., 51:35
review by, 45:250–251
work reviewed, 47:257
Ehrenpreis, Anne H., editor, 48:133
Eich, Estelle, work reviewed, 38:192
Eichelberger, Clark M., 41:269–270, 272
Eichenfeldt, E. H., aircraft designer, 48:48
Eid, Leroy V., author, 48:134
Eidal, Knute, 10:226
Eide, B. M., author, 22:343
Eide, Knud O., 2:222
Eide, Paul, photographer, 42:316
Eide, Richard B., author, 6:303, 12:321, 13:48, 22:211, 27:49, 28:334, 31:192
"Minnesota Pioneer Life," 12:391–403
reviews by, 31:186, 33:348, 34:202
work reviewed, 26:149
Eide, T. A., candidate, 46:91
Eide, Vernon, guitarist, 57:232
Eidem, Karen M.
See Gjerset, Mrs. Ole S.
Eidem, Norway, history, 10:273
Eidem, Ole, 10:278, 281–282, 284
Eidsvold Township, Lyon County, Icelanders, 8:281
Eie, Knut, 10:186
Eielsen, Elling, Lutheran leader, 12:180, 201, 13:428, 37:184, 38:233
bibliography, 24:74
biography, 2:371, 5:383
catechism, 7:367
Eielsen, Mrs. Elling, author, 2:372
Eifert, Virginia S., author, 36:278
Eighmey, Rae Katherine
award recipient, 60:167
"Chef Christian Hartmann," 59:44 (facing)
"Minnesota [Food] Conservation Efforts, 1917-18," 59:272–286
reviews by, 60:297
Eighteenth Amendment, passage, 51:299
Eighth Air Force, in England, 26:279
Eighth Army Corps, in Philippines, commander depicted, 56:133
Eighth Illinois Cavalry, in Civil War, 26:67
Eighth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 3:147
in Civil War, 20:192, 38:287, 291, 39:183
Company D, 10:462
Company E, 1:538
Company F, 3:31
in Sioux Outbreak, 12:102, 302, 20:192, 23:75, 38:66, 280–281, 283–284
Eighth Missouri Calvary Regiment, in Civil War, 40:288
Eighth New York Heavy Artillery, in Civil War, 20:81
Eight Hour League, sketch, 2:284
Eighth Regiment of Foot, at Grand Portage, 5:19
Eight Hundred and Fifth Pioneer U.S. Infantry, 3:97, 324
Eighty-eighth Division, U.S. Army, 3:217–219, 247, 454
Eighty-fifth New York Volunteer Infantry, in Civil War, 17:98
Eighty-second Illinois Volunteer Infantry, in Civil War, 20:244
Eighty-seventh College Training Detachment, history, 25:312
Eikman, Martin, 28:131
Einarsson, Stefan, runic studies, 17:31–32, 177–179, 181
Eisele, Albert, speaker, 43:308
Eiselmeier, John, author, 23:286
Eisenbarth, E. E., showboat captain, 33:39
Eisendrath, William, N., Jr., editor, 34:254
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Gen.), U.S. president, 40:297, 43:78, 47:90, 158, 48:129, 53:62, 131, 288, 55:159, 165, 56:98, 59:94
and Harold Stassen, 57:102
and interstate highway system, 60:277
Minnesota visit, 46:281
papers, 44:38
Eisenschiml, Otto, work reviewed, 29:63
Eisenstein, Sergei, filmmaker, 58:174
Eitel, George D., Dr., surgeon, 59:242
Eitel, George G., Dr., surgeon, 49:103, 59:242
Eitel Hospital, Minneapolis, 49:103
Eizenstat, Stuart, presidential aide, 60:97
Ekegren, O. J., 41:265
Ekern, Herman L., politician, 53:166
Ekman, Erick L., botanist, depicted, 56:298
Ekman, John S., 23:374
Ekstrand, Mrs. George W., author/speaker, 16:115, 233
Eland Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:132
Elazar, Daniel J., author, 39:209, 344, 51:281
work reviewed, 38:195, 42:196, 50:296, 57:98–99
Elba, St. Louis County, history, 49:40
Elba, Winona County, 48:298–299
Elbow Lake
county seat, 15:486, 23:371
fair, 21:113
history, 33:353
location, 4:149n
museum, 37:87, 38:162
roads, 21:235, 38:63
Elbow Lake, North Dakota
cycling clubs, 54:271
runestone hoax, 57:146–148
Elcor, St. Louis County, history, 49:40
Elder, Lucius W., author, 17:332, 19:458
Elder, Mrs. J. M., 9:259
Elderly people, at Crispus Attucks Home, 56:102–104, 108–109, 112, 114–119
Eldh, Carl, artist, 55:365, 370
Eldot, Walter, author, 34:44
Eldred, Julius, 7:272n
Eldridge, Ariel, 52:42
Elections
See also Politics
1852, 56:163
1860, 43:78, 56:169
1896, 43:74
1916, 6:84
1918, 43:43–57, 50:8
1924, 60:143–147
1928, 10:220
Australian ballot, 45:72
campaign blotter depicted, 54:162
campaign materials, 45:70–74
congressional, 36:183, 38:177–178, 184, 39:95, 107, 40:79, 324, 43:85, 52:121
county, 18:110, 21:402, 37:20, 39:231n, 55:277
depicted, 47:307
direct, 9:230, 235n, 12:5–6, 23:264
ethnic vote, 13:434, 28:20, 33–34, 31:31, 33:180, 36:237, 326, 40:328
evaluation, 54:373
Farmer-Labor party, 52:99, 54:44–45
gubernatorial, 16:459, 17:162, 26:67, 31:42, 61, 36:113, 173, 37:328, 38:297, 39:96, 101, 107–108, 257, 40:90, 48:283, 287, 293–294, 51:136–137, 55:153, 56:194, 332–333, 360, 57:98, 268
Hibbing, 52:188
judicial, 51:223
labor influence, 22:385–386, 35:332, 40:91, 51:70, 142, 52:87, 91
legislation, 37:132, 56:81
legislative investigations, 54:372
mayoral, 41:157–158, 160, 51:143, 226, 52:184–186, 54:156, 159, 162, 179, 56:51–54, 63, 57:426, 58:99, 168, 173, 175, 180–181, 184
Minnesota, 4:167
Minnesota legislature, 48:287, 52:36, 55:281
municipal, 56:65
national, 56:67, 58:174
Nebraska, 4:82
nonpartisan, 33:155–163
North Dakota, 51:20, 283
Norwegian-American voting, 53:165–166
presidential, 36:151, 37:343, 39:47, 51:100, 103, 106, 118, 52:27–34, 54:48, 175, 55:165, 268, 56:83, 187, 57:9, 160 (facing), 60:143–147
primaries, 23:285, 28:74, 35:341–351, 36:34, 40:328, 43:35, 44, 56, 51:169, 171–172, 176–177, 225, 55:152, 158, 162–165
red-baiting, 54:172, 180–182
returns, 11:435, 14:247–252, 24:309, 30:272, 34:188, 194, 231–232, 35:58, 61–63, 76, 295, 36:124–125, 308, 37:51, 333, 40:223, 325–327, 45:336, 55:150, 161
rural-urban conflict, 54:35–37, 41–42
St. Croix Valley, 55:27
Socialist influence, 52:95–96, 98–99
soldier vote, 26:187–210, 36:168–172
state, 55:60
territorial, 14:133, 138, 162–163, 246, 20:144, 35:105, 36:7–9, 70, 261, 266, 270, 39:40–43, 56:158, 170
and third parties, 31:124, 32:130–134, 140, 35:57, 60, 97, 241, 291, 298–300, 312, 51:41 (facing), 54:8, 10–12, 95, 238
Wisconsin Territory, 55:277, 279
women's vote, 54:290, 292–293, 301–303
young campaigners depicted, 55:156–157
Electric power, 56:174
advertising icon, 57:24
and agriculture, 51:194
arc lamps, 58:264
autos, 43:94, 104
availability in 1950s, 60:270
in Chicago, 53:84
community systems, 47:197, 212, 257
cooperatives, 37:347, 57:156
facilities, 51:150
flour mills, 58:264, 283
in Hill House, 46:332, 55:237
Minneapolis, 56:464 (facing)
Mississippi River, 54:254, 256, 258–267
northern Minnesota, 50:169, 58:130
Northern States Power, 47:38
power plants, 58:328
public ownership campaigns, 55:282
and rural women, 54:189
shortage, 47:260, 48:171, 49:119
strikes, 56:61
Twin Cities, 37:320–321, 323
water source, 50:79
Wisconsin, 36:98
Eleff, Robert M., "The 1916 Minnesota Miners' Strike Against U.S. Steel," 51:63–74
Eleventh Illinois Cavalry, in Civil War, 25:18
Eleventh Judicial District, history, 23:387
Eleventh Louisiana Volunteers of African Descent, 3:41
Eleventh Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 1:399, 493–503, 506–513, 2:44, 4:71, 9:384n, 48:315
in Civil War, 19:450, 31:99, 38:287, 290
Eleventh New York Volunteer Infantry.
See New York Fire Zouaves
Eleventh Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Association, 1:399, 512n
Eleventh U.S. Colored Troops, 43:188n
Elfelt, ----, Mr. and Mrs., hosts, 55:220
Elfelt, Abram S., 41:321
Elfelt, Charles D., 7:113, 8:173
Elfelt's dry goods store, St. Paul, 52:45, 55:221
and Mazourka Hall, 55:220, 227
Elgin, history, 1:244
Elgin, Lord, in Canada, 34:45
Elgin-Marcy treaty, 5:150, 7:70
Elgin Township, Wabasha County
Methodist church, 39:202
Yankee settlement, 39:201–202
Elgsten, C., 6:401
El-Hai, Jack, work reviewed, 53:209, 57:269
Elias, Peter Douglas, work reviewed, 51:198
Elim Lutheran church, records, 57:326
Elim Lutheran Church, Scandia, 10:362
Eliot, Charles, landscape architect, 49:282
Eliot, Charles W., university president, 16:30, 49:100, 58:68
Eliot, Frederick M. (Rev.), speaker, 10:58, 28:293
Eliot, John, 48:128
Eliot, Samuel A., 15:211
Eliot, T. S., 20:107
Eliseuson, Michael, author, 55:131
Elite Art Studio, New Ulm, advertising depicted, 56:383
Elite Theater, 53:328
Eliza, slave, 5:41
Elizabeth Marie, (Sr.), work reviewed, 33:38
Elk
in explorer's accounts, 52:81
in fur trade, 21:141, 144, 22:103, 194, 30:125, 127, 31:191, 35:48, 40:210, Minnesota
hunted, 16:189, 41:219–222, 224, 48:28–29
Elkader, Iowa
described, 12:165–166
flour mill, 2:477, 6:406
Elk Creek (Credit River), Scott County, 21:167n, 168
Elke, Estella L., author, 15:114
Elkins, Frank, author, 29:169
Elkins, Stanley M., author, 43:40
Elkins Act (1903), 12:16, 41:189
Elk Island (Isle aux Cerfs?), Michigan, 23:137
Elk Lake, Clearwater County, river source, 4:290, 8:394n, 46:134, 48:84
Elk Lake (Goldschmidt Lake, Schutz Lake), Carver County, 33:248
Elk River, Sherburne County
Babcock marker, 26:43
census study, 6:407
Episcopal church, 17:98
flood, 17:230
GAR post, 16:432n
high school, 51:116
history, 15:252, 19:367, 34:54
Hungarian settlement, 17:364
jubilee celebration, 12:448
mandolin clubs, 57:220, 227
map, 15:464
name, 8:261
Oliver H. Kelley Farm, 56:259
pioneer life, 34:195–198, 38:92
schools, 47:180
sketch, 4:193
trading post, 11:119, 375
Elks.
See Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Club, Banjo Club, 57:224
Elks Club, Bemidji, 49:70
Elks Hotel, Little Falls, 42:147
Elkton, Carlton County, stage station, 40:244
Ellefson, Ole O., sketch, 8:451
Ellen Ruth Launch, Mille Lacs Lake, historic property, 51:148
Eller, Floyd E. (Col.), author, 24:59, 25:311
"A Soldier Looks at History," 24:1–10
speaker, 24:56
Eller, Mrs. Max, author, 35:248
Ellerbe, Thomas F., architect, 47:259
Ellerbe Architects, St. Paul, 50:120
Ellestad, Gerhard (Gig, son of Gilbert B.), 60:82
Ellestad, Gilbert B., photographer, 60:2
Ellet, Charles, Jr., engineer, 52:4
Ellet, Elizabeth F. L., author, 3:235, 5:151, 8:310, 333, 20:393, 28:317, 35:180–181, 45:164, 56:205
Ellice, Edward, merchant, 14:338, 40:168n, 169–170, 177
Ellice family, bankers, 43:80
Ellice Phyn and Company, Schenectady, New York, fur traders, 14:228
Ellicott, Andrew, surveyor, 24:53
Ellingboe, John, 22:70
Ellinger, Walter A., 12:193
Ellingsen, Agnes E., author, 13:322, 14:438
Ellingson, Hans, police officer, 55:69
Ellington, J. C., land appraiser, 49:219
Ellington Township, Dodge County, history, 12:337
Ellingwood, Ralph, author, 34:170
Elliot, Adolphus F., Dr., Union officer, 39:112n, 195n
Elliot, Daniel, 57:112
Elliot, Jacob L., mill owner, 44:167
Elliot, Mrs. D. S., 14:218
Elliot, Mrs. M. M., poet, 26:298
Elliot, S. B., letter, 1:117
Elliot, Washington L. (Col.), 25:136
Elliot, Wyman, 22:257, 31:162, 43:68
Elliott, Bruce, speaker, 23:397
Elliott, Charles B., author, 18:129n
career, 17:213, 18:121, 25:304
diaries, 18:203, 317, 19:49
"Diary of Charles Burke Elliott," 18:123–151
portrait, 18:124
Elliott, Charles W. (Maj.), 18:123n, 134–135, 137, 141–143, 149–150
author, 18:203, 449
speaker, 18:121n, 205
"The University of Minnesota's First Doctor of Philosophy," 18:121–151
Elliott, Charlotte T., 6:33
Elliott, Clarkson R., career, 18:137n
Elliott, Edith Winslow (Mrs. Charles B.), 18:121, 127, 134–143, 147, 149–150
Elliott, George, musician, 44:129, 141
Elliott, Henry, trader, 46:48
Elliott, Henry W., author, 18:131
Elliott, Howard, railroad president, 42:244
Elliott, Jesse T., 18:126
Elliott, John, 54:100, 356
Elliott, Mathilde R., review by, 34:347
Elliott, Minnie E., composer, 44:127, 140
Elliott, Mrs. R. B., speaker, 7:42, 93, 10:465
Elliott, Richard S., on selection of first territorial governor, 7:67
Elliott, T. C., author, 4:89, 182, 281, 7:282, 10:84, 13:109, 16:477, 17:225, 18:103
Elliott, Washington L. (Gen.), 41:118
Elliott, William G., author, 13:210
Elliotta, Fillmore County, ghost town, 30:70, 35:12
Ellis, A. V., cattleman, 26:124, 30:81
Ellis, Albert G., pioneer printer, 15:16
Ellis, Bert, 10:232
Ellis, Bonnie, quilter, 46:241
Ellis, Charles, architect, 40:105
Ellis, Elmer, author/speaker, 13:205, 327
Ellis, Frederick E., review by, 35:198
Ellis, Gayla W., editor, 55:232
Ellis, Harvey (Albert H. Levering, pseud.), architect, 23:227n, 231, 40:97–108, 41:198, 46:78, 54:235, 55:240
Ellis, Howard, lawyer, 47:251
Ellis, J. D., 19:468
Ellis, L. Ethan, author, 20:336, 38:240
Ellis, Mrs. A. V., 30:81
Ellis, Mrs. John J., sketch, 7:299
Ellis, Richard N., historian, 52:123
"Political Pressures on the Northern Plains," 42:43–53
review by, 42:279–280
work reviewed, 43:37–38
Ellis, St. Louis County, railroad junction, 41:355n
Ellis, William D., work reviewed, 44:160
Ellis Island, immigrant processing center, 5:181n, 43:80, 46:262–263
Ellison, Augustus, 25:138
Ellison, Elizabeth, author, 25:95
Ellison, Smith, 27:127
Ells, S. C., author, 20:342, 32:124
Ellsbury, George H., cartographer, 59:318
Ellsworth
Catholic church, 16:485
founded, 15:490, 20:361
Ellsworth, Benjamin, house, 40:122
Ellsworth, Clayton S., author, 26:164
Ellsworth, E. H., song writer, 26:53
Ellsworth, Elmer E., "Zouave," company, 2:329n, 358, 578, 7:164–167, 11:95, 16:166, 25:38n
Ellsworth, Ephraim E., 47:67
Ellsworth, Ernest O., 15:491
Ellsworth, Eugene S., 15:491
Ellsworth, Franklin F., author, 4:186, 31:45
papers, 28:304, 29:49
speaker, 1:340
Ellsworth, H. H., speaker, 12:341
Ellsworth, Henry L., 17:326, 34:292
Ellsworth, Margaretta, 38:336
Ellsworth, Mrs. Frank, author, 9:78
Ellsworth House, Lake City hotel, 26:177
Ellsworth Rock Garden, Voyageurs National Park, 58:161
Ellsworth Township, Meeker County
history, 19:117
marker, 10:301
Elm, Anna R., compiler, 30:268
Elm Creek, Hennepin County
history, 18:463
mounds, 1:415
Elm Creek Cemetery Association, Martin County, 18:340
Elm Creek Township, Martin County, history, 41:104
Elm Dale, Danish settlement, 8:373–374
Elmer, history, 21:456
Elmer, Manuel C., author, 4:98, 477, 5:525
Elmer, Oscar H. (Rev.), 4:196, 58:99
Elmer & Tenney, Winona, photograph depicted, 53:53
Elmer Township, St. Louis County, settled, 23:302
Elmhurst Cemetery, St. Paul, 34:356, 57:282
Elmira, Olsmted County, mill, 24:89, 102
Elmore
history, 36:104
Lutheran church, 15:481
Elmslie, George Grant, architect, 40:98, 107–108, 359, 46:78, 47:79, 115, 49:253, 53:339, 54:236, 57:440, 60:271
Elmwood, Hennepin County, pottery works, 33:231
Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary, Minneapolis, 53:166
El Paso, steamboat, 33:131
Elsbury, George K., artist, 20:435, 38:286n
Elsing, John, trap collector, 43:146, 148
Elsinger, Joseph, benefactor, 38:83, 56:105–108, 111–114
Elsinger, William, 56:105
Elsmith, Dorothy O., author, 38:42
Elson, M. B., 27:267
Elstad Lutheran Church, Amherst Township, 7:94
Elston, Hattie P., author, 28:288
Elston, Wilbur, reviews by, 39:28, 40:140
Elsworth, R. H., author, 17:473
Eltenton, George, chemical engineer, 60:186n
Elton, John, author, 33:132
Elvgren, Gilette (Gil), artist, 58:355, 361
Elvidge, F. E., chiropractor, 59:203
Elvidge, M. H., chiropractor, 59:203
Elviken, Andreas, work reviewed, 33:85
Elwell, Cora N., 5:146
Elwell, J. Ambrose, author, 10:359, 12:343
Elwell, Margaret Miller, 53:127
Elwell, Talmage, photographer, 52:44, 53:127
Elwell Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, founded, 52:42
Elwin, James, lyricist, 44:140
Elwood, ----, show manager, 28:111
Elwood, Charles B., 22:83
Ely, ----, baseball player, 47:328
Ely, Catherine (Catharine) G. Bissell (Mrs. Edmund F.), 6:354, 8:60, 259, 22:353, 45:25, 49:274, 277, 280
diary, 5:458, 6:344
frontier housewife, 8:253–255
sketch, 8:252
Ely, Charles M., 49:277
Ely, Delia, death, 49:277
Ely, Edmund F. (Rev.), missionary, 5:393, 7:37, 8:126, 252–255, 273, 11:307, 12:107, 14:123, 16:337, 483, 17:351, 22:352–354, 23:14, 28:83, 45:22, 24–28, 30, 49:267
biography, 49:264–280
journals, 49:268n
papers, 4:257, 375n, 381n–382n, 385n, 387n, 421n, 5:356, 376, 441, 6:203, 343–354, 7:316–317, 319, 16:360, 20:452, 40:146
postmaster, 34:186
resignation, 49:280
at Sandy Lake, 7:315
and Savanna Portage, 8:127
sketch, 6:343
Ely, Edward (Rev.), author, 15:136
Ely, Elder Edward, author, 3:526, 9:91–92, 94
Ely, Eugene B., aviator, 48:52–54, 59, 54:333
Ely, Helen, first Minnesota woman university graduate, 52:70
Ely, Mary, 49:275, 277–278
Ely, Mrs. Edward, artist, 34:174
Ely, Mrs. Henry, 5:441, 6:343
Ely, Richard T., historian/philosopher, 24:336, 36:97
Ely, St. Louis County, 51:66, 54:127, 58:140
air bans, 58:136
boundary waters protection issue, 58:141
businesses depicted, 58:129 (cover)
cabin depicted, 56:304 (facing)
chronology, 36:107
churches, 40:61
ethnic groups, 12:436, 22:392n, 24:174, 226, 25:186, 319, 30:156
fire fighters, 36:133, 135
game wardens, 51:39–40
historical society, 42:68
iron mining, 58:139
July 4 celebration, 40:60
lakes, 24:93
and mining, 28:251, 35:338, 48:95
newspaper, 25:327
pictured, 35:51
post office, 26:251
strike, 40:345
tourism, 58:132
Ely Chamber of Commerce, 53:290, 58:139, 141
Ely Junior College, deans, 56:144
Ely Miner, editors, 58:139
Elysian, Le Sueur County, water tank, 53:136, 143n
Emancipation.
See Abolition movement
Emancipation Proclamation, 44:6
anniversaries, 55:147
issued, 56:78
reading depicted, 44:13
Emanuel Academy, Minneapolis, history, 38:382
Emanuel Cohen Center, Minneapolis, 46:258, 52:170
Embargo Act (1807), 40:179–182, 213
Embargo Act (1937), 43:83, 86–87, 90, 92
Embarrass, St. Louis County
farm houses, 51:149
Finns, 7:161, 18:324, 22:392n, 51:150, 53:80–81
Embarrass River.
See Zumbro River
Embroideries, Chinese, 53:212 (facing)
Embry Riddle, Cincinnati, airline, 50:96
Emch, Lucille B., editor, 26:257
"An Indian Tale," 26:211–221
Emden, Renville County, Dutch settlement, 28:126–127
Emerald Township, Faribault County, Norwegian settlement, 12:270
Emergency Conservation Work, 15:131
Emergency Relief Administration.
See Minnesota State Board of Control
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act, 1935, 46:5
Emerick, Maria H., author, 13:344
Emerson, Albert H., judge, 56:65
Emerson, C. L., civil engineer, 13:133, 17:266
Emerson, Charles L., author, 17:112, 42:218–219, 46:48, 56:204
Emerson, George H., railway manager, 38:312–314, 316, 318, 321, 325
Emerson, Isaac, 12:449
Emerson, John, Dr., owner of Dred Scott, 5:42, 10:197, 16:350, 20:89, 420, 21:165n, 25:202, 27:167, 29:351, 33:138
Emerson, Manitoba
history, 34:132
port, 21:261
Emerson, Mrs. Ralph, 25:2
Emerson, Patricia, archaeologist, 60:214–215
Emerson, Ralph W., 12:85, 326, 20:65, 109, 135, 406, 29:49, 100
in Iowa, 8:203
lecture tours, 11:145–159, 16:31, 21:326, 23:285, 35:226
speaker, 24:118, 40:12
Emerson, Thomas E., work reviewed, 54:141–142
Emerson and Manning, minstrel troupe, 28:110
Emerson Elementary School, Minneapolis
children depicted, 50:54
Chinese students, 54:228
Emery, Caleb C., sketch, 5:521
Emery, Edwin, author, 31:119
work reviewed, 34:83, 202
Emery, Grace, work reviewed, 2:190–193
Emery, J. Q., author, 5:466
Emery, Jacob, pioneer, 23:302
Emery, James A., 51:231
Emery, R. C., author/speaker, 8:53, 16:367
Emery, Rhoda, 1:330
Emery, Richard (Bishop), 36:319
Emery, Sarah E. V., Populist leader, 48:178
Emery Record Preserving Company, manuscript mending process, 4:61, 178
Emigrant agents, 11:103, 13:28, 15:488, 17:403–405, 20:256
Sweden, 17:404, 18:74, 20:192, 36:237, 37:134, 262
Emigrant Aid Journal (Nininger), 19:162, 28:31, 44:104
discontinued, 13:150
established, 13:130, 132, 135, 138, 144, 14:403, 27:2
file, 17:272, 18:323, 29:84
Emigranten (Inmansville and Madison, Wisconsin), Norwegian newspaper, 3:371, 512–516, 16:108, 27:13, 36:287
Emigrant houses
Clear Lake, 20:257
Minneapolis, 16:368
Port Huron, Michigan, 20:256
provided by railroads, 13:40
St. Paul, 38:74
Emigrant journey
from Bohemia, 43:136–137
changing aspect, 11:103
described, 48:14
from England, 11:107, 27:85
from Ireland, 14:330
from Norway, 12:336, 19:123, 22:343, 23:105, 25:262, 28:292
overland, 11:429, 17:413, 23:105, 30:199, 43:138
from Sweden, 16:365, 20:249–258, 359, 26:259, 27:72
Emigrant ships, 20:402
See also Immigration and emigration
conditions, 4:462, 6:79, 137–138
from Denmark, 9:180, 20:250–251
from Germany, 23:88
from Liverpool, 20:252–254
from Norway, 2:222–224, 240, 6:121, 125, 300, 303–304, 7:293, 10:230
proposed Norwegian regulations, 6:131–134, 136
from Sweden, 20:250, 37:262
voyages described, 6:95, 7:279
Emigrant songs, Swedish, 49:35
Emigration.
See Immigration and emigration
Emigration societies, 5:174, 196, 200–201, 10:68
Emily Township, Crow Wing County, resort, 13:115
Emma, emigrant ship, 43:137
Emmanuel Academy, Minneapolis, history, 47:259
Emmanuel Lutheran Church, St. Paul, 5:245
Emmanuel Mission, St. Paul, 27:81
Emmanuel's Lutheran Church, Inver Grove, 14:53
Emme, Eugene M., author, 38:334
Emme, J. F., machine shop owner, 55:290
mayoral candidate, 55:299
Emmel, Henry, 32:41
Emmel, Louis, 35:268
Emmet, Pauline F., 42:31
Emmet, Thomas A., author, 21:369
Emmet County, Iowa, trading post, 11:381
Emmet Hall, Minneapolis, 7:299
Emmet Light Artillery, St. Paul, 45:137–138
Emmett, Daniel D., musician, 15:482, 23:198, 310, 24:384, 27:177, 28:397, 30:152, 39:84
Emmett, Lafayette, judge, 5:65, 15:482, 26:382, 28:397, 35:7–10
convention delegate, 39:272
house, 23:198, 24:384, 25:1–2n, 56, 27:271
Emmet Township, Renville County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
Emmons, Betsy, poet, 16:81
Emmons, Charles S., author, 2:211
Emmons, Ebenezer, geologist, 33:282
Emmons, Harold, airline executive, 33:242
Emmons, Jennie K., 55:191
Emmons, R. E., circus owner, 48:329
Emmons, William H., author, 2:178, 14:117, 16:407, 17:477
Emory, William H. (Lt.), mapmaker, 47:207
Empie, William, speaker, 5:321
Empire, Dakota County
church, 27:344
politics, 13:141
Empire Block, St. Paul, theater, 23:311
Empire Builder, Great Northern Railway, 54:20–21, 30
Empire Flour Mill, Minneapolis, 58:327
Empire Quarry, Mankato, strike, 54:41
Empire Theater, Minneapolis, 9:35–36
Employers' Advisory Committee, Minneapolis, 42:9, 11–14, 54:178
Employment, anti-Semitism, 52:167, 169–171, 173–176, 178–180, 182
Emporium Mercantile Company, St. Paul, 37:263, 44:136–137, 59:57
Empress of the Sea, clipper ship, 55:98
Empson, Donald, author, work reviewed, 44:39, 120, 160, 45:78, 60:167–168
Emraad, Armand, student, 44:241–242, 244
Emrich, Duncan, speaker, 29:349
Emty, Fridrich (Rev.), 15:32
Enabling Act (1857), 43:245, 44:178
Enander, Hilma, author, 5:55
Enander, J. A., sketch, 5:55
Encampment, Lake County, settled, 34:177
Encampment Forest, Lake County, history, 27:72, 35:294, 37:348
Encampment River
fishing, 46:44, 59:233
Ojibwe Indians, 56:255
trading post, 46:48
Enchanted Island, Lake Minnetonka, 34:128
Enderle, H. J., author, 34:171
Endicott, Henry, businessman, 53:201
Endicott, William, Jr., businessman, 53:201–202
Endicott, William, secretary of war, 57:62–64, 66
Endicott Building, St. Paul, 28:396, 53:201–204, 207
End of the Trail Lodge, Saganaga Lake, depicted, 58:133
End-O-Line Railroad Park and Museum, Murray County, historic buildings, 55:310–311
Endreson, Anna, 10:429
Endreson, Britha, 10:427, 429
Endreson, Endre, 10:428
Endreson, Gjaertru, 10:428
Endreson, Guri (Guri E. Olsdatter)
letter, 10:427–430
monument, 13:450
in Sioux Outbreak, 11:92, 12:261n, 30:272
sketches, 4:84, 7:192, 10:425–427
Endreson, Guri (the younger), 10:427–428
Endreson, Lars, 10:427
Endreson, Ole, 10:427
Energy Manufacturing Company, St. Paul, 60:34, 39n
Enerson, Amy R., author, 4:299
Enestvedt, Harold R., 53:299
Enestvedt, Ole O., author, 3:47, 10:230, 20:449, 21:223, 25:213
Enestvedt Seed Company, Renville County, tent depicted, 58:65 (facing)
Enesvedt, Odean, speaker, 30:87
Engberg, George B., author, 21:195, 408, 22:418, 25:380, 27:343, 28:48, 94–95, 29:98, 288, 30:73, 184, 31:128, 192, 32:256, 37:88
"The Knights of Labor," 22:367–390
"Lumber and Labor in the Lake States," 36:153–166
research fellow, 27:340
reviews by, 27:334, 29:252, 30:147, 31:111, 185, 32:252, 34:81, 35:194, 326, 36:274, 37:127, 38:329, 379, 40:91
"Rise of Organized Labor," 21:372–394
speaker, 29:257
Engberg, Jonas, letters, 11:453
Engberg, Peter, 13:28
Engdahl, Anna, pioneer, 34:7–8
Engdahl, Axel, logger, 34:7–8
Engdahl, Walfrid, author/radical leader, 40:147, 51:142n11
Engebretson, Betsey.
See Tollefson, Betsey (Mrs. Ellef L.)
Engebretson, Betty L., "Books for Pioneers," 35:222–232
Engebretson, William H., speaker, 11:223, 14:237
Engelbourg, Saul, author/historian, 47:258, 57:101
work reviewed, 55:178–179
Engelbret, O. W., coroner, 50:102
Engelen, Clara, garment workers union member, 60:27
Engelhardt, Carroll, "Henry A. Bruns, Failed Frontier Entrepreneur," 58:92–104
Engelhardt, Fred, author, 12:418–419, 16:118, 18:105, 219
Engelhart, Peter, miller, 35:18
Engelmann, George, 17:96, 26:154
Engels, Frederick, 58:172
Engelson, Hans, speaker, 10:465
Engelstad, Eivind S., 18:189
Engel v. Vitale, 53:299–300, 302
Engemann, William M., 48:209
Engemoen, Joe, 20:459
Engen, Nels M., speaker, 21:445, 23:102, 25:402
Enger, Karen, pioneer, 24:321
Engerman, Stanley L., work reviewed, 44:156
Enger Tower, Duluth, 54:154
Engineer, steamboat, 18:433
Engineering Research Associates, St. Paul, 48:89
Engineers and engineering, 55:174
history, 29:156, 51:244
lumber industry, 56:264
on railroad, 54:18, 25, 27–28
Engineers' Club, Minneapolis, 15:140
Engineers' Club of Minnesota, 30:158
Engineers' Society, St. Paul, 15:140
England.
See Great Britain
England, Elizabeth, playwright, 52:302
England, Robert, historian, 57:362
England, Rodney W., Dr., 44:262
England Prairie, settlement, 47:23
Engle, Paul, author, 23:122, 157, 46:341
Engleman, Rose, compiler, 35:334
Englemann, George, 47:206
Englemann, Ruth, work reviewed, 48:228
English, Emory H., author, 27:163
English, W. Francis, editor, 26:384
English and Classical School, St. Paul, 11:438
English Compromise, 14:175n
English language, 49:92
in fiction, 34:311, 37:88
on frontier, 19:241–246, 445
and immigrants, 20:462, 43:214–215, 220, 47:173, 48:175, 49:40, 50:64, 61:17–18
and Indians, 48:27, 167–168, 344, 49:184n, 266
iron range dialect, 48:134
logging terms, 36:278
and religious orders, 48:22n, 168
in schools, 44:287, 47:176, 179, 181, 183, 48:16
in United States, 17:319
Upper Midwest dialects, 34:127, 37:42
western dialect, 49:136–137
workers' textbook, 48:257
English Lutheran church, 14:47, 24:73
English Lutheran Church, Fargo, North Dakota, 9:415
English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, St. Paul, concerts, 57:223
English (people)
See also British;
Great Britain
backgrounds, 9:72
Brown County, 9:169
Canada, 10:21
Currie colony, 9:343
eastern United States, 32:112
emigration, 47:18–20, 22, 56:308, 328, 57:241, 58:97
folkways, 28:177
frontier settlement, 53:337
Furness colony, 10:140–142
in fur trade, 9:64
immigration, 8:85, 9:135, 276n, 22:72, 27:85, 30:263, 47:24–25, 52:207, 54:92
and Indians, 53:164–165
Iowa, 5:214–216, 10:455, 13:110, 28:78
land claims, 49:164 (facing)
Martin County, 5:618, 7:361, 8:140–149, 10:359, 406–407n
Mesabi Range, 51:63
Minnesota, 2:403, 9:21, 11:295, 12:103, 13:138, 14:232, 16:216, 271, 496, 17:199, 18:309, 21:112, 448, 22:262, 27:204, 207, 209–210, 215, 281–299, 28:258–268, 56:188 (table), 242
North Dakota, 51:126
Northwest, 19:218
Ontario, 54:50
place names, 26:248
Red River settlements, 4:403–404, 25:260–261, 31:18, 49:187
in St. Paul, 55:139–140
in trade, 46:249
trade with Plains Cree, 51:283
Wadena settlement, 47:20, 22–25
westward movement, 9:162
Wisconsin, 10:243, 12:158n, 18:193, 20:86, 27:83, 30:248, 35:202
women, 55:328
Yeovil colony, 10:138–140
English River, fur trade, 51:324
English River, Iowa, mills, 22:185
English River, Ontario, 40:172
Englund, Pearl, author, 29:278
Engquist, Anna M., author, 44:80
Engstrand, Carolyn, 53:338
Engstrand, Darwin, 53:338
Engstrand, Ellen, 53:338
Engstrand, Gustaf, 53:338
Engstrand, Ingeborg, 53:338
Engstrand, Victor, 53:338
Engstrom, Carl G., author, 18:466
Engstrom, Martin, 42:148, 43:162, 170
Enigheden, emigrant ship, 2:222, 243n, 6:121
Enimwayquay, Ojibway, 46:294
Enke, Anne, "Women's Softball in Minnesota," 58:210–223
Enmegahbowh (John Johnson), Ojibway Indian/minister, 8:303, 9:252–253, 10:204, 13:393, 15:114, 20:91, 329, 431, 36:35, 319, 48:162, 50:193, 201, 203n
Ennis, ----, steamship agent, 20:252
Ennis and Plant, Hastings, bankers, 2:139
Enoch (Hanoch), Sioux Indian, 22:145
Enos, JoAnn Cardenas, activist, 55:329
Enright, Adelaide, depicted, 54:62
Enright, Mamie, 52:217
Enroth, Dick, radio sportscaster, 55:348
Ens, Gerhard J., historian, 57:55
Ensign, Josiah D., speaker, 4:332, 5:158, 617
Ensign, Mary E., speaker, 15:227
Ensign, W. H., horse owner, 41:375
Ensign Lake, 57:157
Enstad, Lewis, farmer, 59:112
Enstad, Ole L., farmer, 59:112
Enstrom, Louis, 22:341, 24:271, 324, 25:409, 27:364, 28:298
Enterprise, steamboat, 10:466, 13:242, 14:151, 279, 36:212
Enterprise, Winona County, history, 42:200
Entertainment
Environment
See also Conservation
abuse, 49:120
asbestos controversy, Lake Superior, 59:292–306
boundary waters, 52:163, 58:130, 132–143
and carp, 57:305–306, 314, 316–317
commercial fishing, 58:61–62
conservation, 58:124
Fort Snelling, 42:115
of historic sites, 42:231–233
Jeffers Petroglyphs, 56:322–327
Lake Superior, 52:239
literature, 56:144–145
oil spills, 58:105–113, 119–120
as political issue, 53:289, 55:282
pollution-control legislation, 58:113–121
prairie, 50:291–292
sport fishery management, 57:308–313, 317–318
taconite pollution, 47:205, 57:440
transplanted species, 57:306–307
trapping, 57:156–157
Wisconsin cutover, 56:354
writings, 58:192
Environmental Conservation Library (ECOL), Minneapolis, 43:31
Environmental Library of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 43:31
Environmental movement (1960s), 60:280n
Environmental Protection Agency, 58:106
pollution lawsuit, 47:205, 59:292–306
water purification in Duluth, 59:301
Enz, J. E., Mrs., 13:118
Enz, Mrs. J. E., 12:102
Enzenauer, Don, business owner, 54:128
Enzenauer, Opal, business owner, 54:128
Eokoros Indians.
See Crow Indians
Eolian, steamboat, 7:330, 16:470, 36:252–258, 38:361
Epervier Creek, name, 4:417n
Epidemics.
See Disease;
specific diseases
Epiphany, voyageurs' celebration, 6:165
Episcopal church, 54:78
See also specific leaders, churches, and communities
archives, 11:450, 14:64, 16:52, 217, 470, 17:54, 98, 18:445
army chaplains, 36:238
churches depicted, 50:258, 261–262, 264–268, 54:79
frontier architecture, 50:258–268
growth, 24:72
history, 43:279, 50:259–262, 266, 268
Illinois, 55:26
Indian leaders, 56:461
Minneapolis, 47:336, 54:188
Minnesota, 11:319, 338, 12:318, 13:311–312, 427, 14:102, 16:97, 477, 18:46, 19:47, 20:433, 21:86, 24:73, 26:286, 34:339, 35:321–322, 36:35, 43:279–280, 48:161–162
Nebraska, 51:236
North Dakota, 36:319
ordained women, 52:114
policies, 41:11, 119, 216
St. Anthony, 49:49, 51
schools, 12:398, 16:371, 17:232, 18:331, 23:95
South Dakota, 35:248
summer camps, 58:71
theology, 50:260
Wisconsin, 38:167
women's history resources, 52:117
Episcopal church, Reformed, 1:371
early St. Paul, 5:287, 7:337, 8:159
Minnesota diocese, 4:167, 273, 455, 5:226
national council, 9:194
Episcopal Church Hospital.
See St. Luke's Hospital, Duluth
Episcopal Church Women, 52:117
Episcopal missions, 6:408, 8:273
and Chippewa, 15:466, 20:90, 431, 23:26
Faribault, 9:311
Fort Snelling, 9:163
Gull Lake, 2:560n, 9:251–252
Leech Lake, 9:252
Midwest, 8:303
Minnesota, 4:167, 291, 7:264, 266n, 267, 8:437, 11:332, 455, 12:118, 14:55, 57, 359, 15:111, 363, 16:97, 119, 376, 477, 17:240, 20:344, 21:35, 24:142, 27:81, 28:190, 210, 30:391, 37:42, 38:136n, 144n
Nebraska and Dakotas, 35:380
New York, 24:13
Northwest, 37:177
Redwood, 2:422n
and Sioux captives, 38:357
United States, 21:71
Winnipeg River, 12:318
Wisconsin, 14:111, 18:326, 32:50
Epler, William, postmaster, 34:185
Epstein, Benjamin, prosecutor, 48:147–148
Epstein, Leon D., work reviewed, 36:188
Epworth, North Dakota, cycling clubs, 54:271
Epworth League, 17:467
Equality Township, Red Lake County, history, 38:204
Equal Rights Meat Market, Red Wing, 47:311
Equal Suffrage Association of Minneapolis, 54:301, 60:114
Equator, steamboat, 11:134–135, 140, 12:94, 113n, 36:212
Equay, Ojibway, 48:154
E-quay-zince, Ojibway term, 46:295
Equitable Life Assurance Society, calendars, 58:363, 365n
Equity Cooperative Exchange, 21:69, 202, 28:37, 43–44
history, 26:381, 29:76
papers, 28:304
Equity Society, purpose, 4:338
Erchacker, L. J., 52:102
Ercilla, Alonzo de, poet, 15:261
Erck, Edward, musician, 33:100
Erd, Darby, illustrator, 52:291
Erd, Frank, bookkeeper, 25:314, 59:44 (facing)
Erd, Marie G., 39:56
Erdahl, Arlen I., legislator, 58:117
Erdoes, Richard, work reviewed, 48:178, 52:240–241
Erdrich, Louise, author, 53:338, 57:287–288, 294
children's book illustrations depicted, 57:287–289
Ergot industry, World War II, 55:318
Eric-Jansonists, in Illinois, 17:401
Ericksen, Theresa, 7:86, 8:491, 11:448, 18:48
nurses' registry established, 35:46
papers, 19:97
sketch, 8:105
speaker, 18:92
Erickson, A. M., author, 25:185
Erickson, Anton R., postmaster, 49:69
Erickson, Arnold B., author, 37:347
Erickson, Arthur, architect, 53:122
Erickson, Carl R., artist, 38:308, 57:84
Erickson, Charlotte, author, 48:43
work reviewed, 35:326, 43:195
Erickson, Constance, author, 16:369
Erickson, E. Walfred, author, 47:118
Erickson, Edward, pioneer, 24:325n
Erickson, Elizabeth, art instructor, 55:264
Erickson, Eric, art instructor, 55:259
Erickson, Erick P., pioneer, 14:428, 25:394
Erickson, Ernest B., mayoral candidate, 58:174–175
Erickson, Esther Jos, photographer, 52:115
Erickson, G. R., 52:111
Erickson, Gordon, 27:147
Erickson, Henrietta B., museum assistant, 23:367, 24:31
Erickson, Herman, "WPA Strike," 42:202–214
Erickson, Irene, 43:128n
Erickson, J. E., 26:394, 27:362
Erickson, James E., 56:148
Erickson, Judith B., "Minneapolis Journal and Schoolchildren," 50:46–62
Erickson, Lars, sketch, 5:473
Erickson, Leonard, 43:49
Erickson, Libbie, pianist, 44:133–134
Erickson, M. L., speaker, 15:372, 16:244, 19:116, 20:99, 21:108, 22:106
Erickson, Minnie, 14:428
Erickson, Ole, 14:428
Erickson, Oscar, 8:301
Erickson, Oscar R., composer, 44:137
Erickson, Peter N., butcher, 41:368
Erickson, R. E., house, 38:344–345
Erickson, Scott, essayist, 57:435
Erickson, Sidney (Col.), speaker, 23:267–268
Erickson, T. A., boys and girls club director, 59:274
Erickson, Theodore A., youth leader, 22:438, 24:80
author, 28:377
work reviewed, 35:149
Erickson, Wallace H., speaker, 36:108
Erickson, William D., 55:44
"Establishing Minnesota's First Hospital for the Insane," 53:42–55
Erickson family, 43:37
Erickson (Holiday) gas station, St. Paul, 60:87
Ericksonville, history, 5:473
Ericson, George, artist, 3:162
Ericson, Kathryn, historian, 52:244
"Muus vs. Muus Case," 50:298–308
Solon J. Buck Award, 51:78
Ericson, Roland, guide, 22:439
Ericson (Erikson), Leif, explorer, 5:312, 25:193, 33:216, 39:170, 342, 53:26, 56:122–123, 57:149, 151
monument, 29:96, 48:1 (cover), 6, 49:26n, 27, 57:150
Ericson Township, Renville County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
Ericsson, John
career, 30:148, 34:200
engineer, 55:83, 117
inventor, 4:263, 8:186
Ericsson, Robert W. (Rev.), author, 14:452
Erie, Pennsylvania, transportation center, 40:272
Erie, steamboat, 34:39
Erie Canal, 13:8, 15:14, 26:359, 40:184
in 1837, 6:98
in 1850, 4:130
described, 6:112
opened, 26:359
trade route, 15:14, 40:184
Erie County, New York, war history, 3:484
Erie Indians, 13:397, 400
Erie Mining Company, 34:216, 37:42
Erie Railway Company
aids immigration, 13:30
in Civil War, 33:218
silk transport, 54:20
Erikson, Anna, 8:415
Erikson, Eric, 8:415
Erikson, Hjalmer, 18:110
Erikson, Jan, 8:414–417
Erikson, John, missionary, 15:235
Erikson, Leif.
See Ericson, Leif
Erikson, Mrs. Jan, 8:415–417
Erikson, Mrs. O., 10:293
Erikson, Oscar, in Sioux massacre, 10:428n
Erikson, Stanley, author, 24:183, 25:93, 311, 401
Eriksson, Erik M., author, 4:463, 8:203, 14:112
Eriksson, Leonard, author, 17:102
Erik the Red, explorer, 56:123
Eringa, Ulbe, farmer, memoirs, 55:379
Erkel, Gerald, Honeymead Products Company employee, 58:108
Erkkila, Milma L., speaker, 26:392
Erlah, ----, missionary, 10:123n
Erlandson, Erland, explorer, 17:75
Erlandson, James, author, 47:259
Erlanger, Abraham, troupe manager, 28:104
Ermatinger, ----, 4:374–375
Ermatinger, Anne, 8:97
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