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L. L. Cook, Milwaukee, postcard publisher, 54:307
L. L. Lyon, tugboat, 54:219
Laaksonen, Ilma, 61:14, 20
Laaksonen, Ilmari, 61:12, 14
Laaksonen, Irja. See Beckman, Irja Laaksonen (Mrs. Ted)
Laaksonen, Johan, Finnish immigrant, 61:14–15, 17
Laaksonen, Rosa (daughter of Rosa and Johan), 61:12
Laaksonen, Rosa (Mrs. Johan), Finnish immigrant, 61:12, 14, 17, 21
Laaksonen, Ulvas, 61:12, 14, 21
Laaksonen, Urho, 61:12, 14
Labadie, C. Patrick, author, work reviewed, 59:309–310
La Balme, Mottin de (Col.), 19:296
LaBar, G. D., 9:258
La Bar, O. C., author, 15:249
Labare, Frank, auto builder, 43:103
Labaree, Leonard W., author, 17:216
La Barge, Joseph, 7:362
La Barre, Sieur de, 19:278, 280
La Bathe, Francois, trader, 7:36, 11:384, 54:91–92
La Bathe, Joseph, trader, 11:383
La Bathe, Robert, police official, 44:264
La Baye. See Green Bay, Wisconsin
La Belle mine, strikes, 52:259
La Belle Riviere. See Ohio River
Lablanc. See Provencalle, Louis
LaBlanc, Therese, 28:253
La Blane, Hapanami, 4:141n
La Blane, Joe, 4:141–142
Labor, 52:217, 247–263
See also AFL-CIO; American Federation of Labor; Farmer-Labor party; Industry and industrialization; Socialism; Unemployed persons; Unions; Workmen's Compensation Act; Works Progress Administration (WPA); specific labor organizations and groups; specific occupations; specific political parties
1894 Pullman strike, 52:209, 211
1920s unemployment, 52:99
African American building tradesmen, 59:63–64
agriculture, 29:21, 44:297, 301–302, 50:138, 140, 143, 145–146, 51:299, 52:127, 54:235, 57:266, 360–361, 58:149–150, 152, 156–157, 196–207
assembly line depicted, 57:418
bank note depicted, 57:196
banner, 55:380 (facing)
bibliography, 42:40, 240
black leaders and organizers, 57:372–373, 419–432
bootmaker depicted, 56:425
and business, 50:2–17
bus union, 52:318
Canada, 55:231
cannery worker depicted, 51:306
cartoon depicted, 52:93
child labor, 51:163, 187, 299, 52:216, 53:250, 54:51–52, 60:27–28
and Chinese, 57:173
Chinese exclusion laws, 57:166–168, 174–175
Citizens Alliance opposition, 58:125–126
colony, 49:140–148
Colorado, 23:264
and Communist party, 51:199
construction crew depicted, 55:248, 56:335
cooperative movements, 51:259–269
coopers' cooperatives, 57:386–402
depicted, 42:6–7, 9–10, 15, 202, 207–208, 50:2, 14
direct-action tactics, 51:271
dissident press, role of, 52:215
domestic, 56:215–217, 59:52
Duluth, 51:139–141, 234
and Duluth lynchings, 57:211
and Farmers' Alliance, 5:538
in flour-milling industry, 58:273, 276, 282–283
frontier women, 51:125–126, 181–183, 191–193
garment workers, 60:26–39
and global economics, 51:124
and Great Depression, 51:40
historiography, 49:34–35, 50:333–334, 54:234, 56:46–47
history, 52:128, 53:212, 55:379
at Hormel plant, 34:266, 51:322–323
immigrants and immigrant influence, 13:20, 35:193, 326, 43:36–37, 194, 45:62, 46:82, 47:165, 48:175, 295, 50:63–70, 51:163, 200, 52:167, 189, 331, 53:39, 56:330, 335, 338, 57:116, 58:18
industrial worker depicted, 56:441
Iowa, 54:288
iron ranges, 43:84, 91, 49:249, 50:7, 51:63–74, 58:169, 173–174
Jews, 51:143, 55:166–174
job training for women, 59:51–52
journeyman printers depicted, 56:399
legislation, 43:35, 54:192
lumber industry, 29:141, 32:252, 36:153–166, 47:257, 50:41–42
maritime, 32:51
meat packing, 57:157–158
mechanized, 58:208
memoirs, 51:77–78
Mexicans, 57:384
migrant workers, 51:301, 306–307, 58:193 (cover), 196–198, 203
miners and mining, 48:97–98, 104, 107, 52:239, 56:336–337
Minneapolis, 7:299, 18:106, 23:197, 41:164, 43:152, 45:3–5, 10, 49:124, 51:45, 219–233, 53:125, 58:287–296, 298–299
Minneapolis truckers' strike (1934), 51:167, 175
Minnesota, 1:239, 2:284, 3:312, 526, 4:191, 5:616, 12:446, 13:444, 21:36, 195, 315, 372–394, 22:40, 367–390, 35:194, 40:362, 53:182
on Mississippi, 33:92
motion pictures, 54:347
negotiations, 53:245
Nelson's attitude, 5:346
in new countries, 10:23
and New Deal, 51:194, 52:263
newspaper project, 49:123
newspapers, 56:364
Northern Pacific dining cars, 52:78
and Norwegians, 51:164
organizations, 13:19, 16:494, 18:332, 445, 20:432, 25:324–325, 44:34–35, 45:3–5, 10, 48:256, 49:308, 50:4, 10, 12–17, 214
organizing, 52:210–211, 213–214, 216, 219
packinghouse employee depicted, 51:312
padrone system, 27:211
and pasturage rights, 54:40, 42
personal accounts, 48:228
pieceworkers depicted, 56:421
pig sticker depicted, 51:312
plant closings, 53:288
political aspects, 16:455, 32:130–134, 138, 34:222, 224, 232, 39:97, 101, 40:91, 43:57n, 75, 301, 45:3–5, 10, 46:90, 93–94, 52:79, 84, 98, 53:32, 54:5–8, 14, 32–34, 38, 42, 44–45, 178, 180, 186, 55:19, 153, 163–164, 56:52–53, 55, 65–66, 57:98
and Populists, 5:550
post-World War II, 56:51, 54, 59–62, 373
of prisoners, 14:453
protest songs, 52:331–332
publications, 23:292
railroads, 27:305, 51:125, 55:202–216, 57:206
records, 40:258, 409
and Russian revolution (1917), 52:97
St. Anthony Falls, 58:262
St. Paul, 55:142, 144–145
Scandinavians, 51:142
seamstresses, 59:52–53, 60n
seasonal, 58:292
shoemaking, 56:418, 422–423
silk warehouse workers depicted, 54:26
sleeping car porters, 55:202–203, 58:293
and Socialist party, 52:87, 89–93, 184, 187–189, 194
songs, 25:218–223, 28:378
source material, 1:96, 4:66
and South Slavs, 51:143
store clerks, 59:53–54
strikes, 18:191, 327, 21:380, 388–389, 22:368, 377, 379, 23:197, 27:42, 211, 331, 30:383, 35:379, 36:105, 120–122, 326, 41:82–94, 302–303, 42:5–15, 162–174, 202–214, 45:8, 201, 47:155, 165, 48:173, 267, 49:73, 249, 50:2, 4, 10–14, 16–17, 39, 78, 105–117, 169, 214, 51:69, 144, 281, 52:91, 128, 53:237, 323–333, 54:8, 41–42, 45, 49–50, 171, 176, 178–179, 183–184, 250, 284–285, 55:43–44, 56:263–276, 332, 360–361, 57:100, 207–208, 267, 397–400, 423, 58:169–171
strikes, portrayed in plays, 52:304–305
surveys of women employed outside the home, 59:52–53, 55–56, 61n
Swedish-American colony in Cuba, 56:293–294
Taft-Hartley bill, 52:34
telecommunications workers depicted, 56:438
threshing crew depicted, 54:32–33
Trotskyites, 55:184
Twin Cities, 58:187
at Twin City Rapid Transit Company, 52:186
union label, on clothing, 60:31
United States, 6:53, 382–384, 11:79, 35:97, 36:274, 37:127, 185, 38:334, 51:240–241, 55:132
wages, 23:396, 39:71
war prisoners, 44:290–303
war shortage, 24:287–288, 52:319
Wisconsin, 1:107, 36:29, 57:103
women and children, 21:374, 33:42, 39:12, 41:232, 44:291–292, 48:228, 234, 49:4–5, 8, 11–12, 122–123, 50:134–148, 51:45, 52–53, 52:115, 58:291, 305–307, 59:48–61, 60:26–39
women's history resources, 52:117
workers depicted, 54:264
workers' theater movement, 52:294–296, 299–303, 305–306
workmen's compensation issue, 44:144–145, 148, 151, 153
Labor Advisory Board. See National Recovery Administration
Labor Day, celebrated, 18:332, 22:372, 52:217
Labor Lyceum Hall, Minneapolis, 52:304–305
Labor movement. See Labor
Labor Newspaper Preservation Project, Germany, 51:163
Labor Relations Act of 1939, 55:153
Labor Review (Minneapolis), 50:112
Labor (St. Paul), newspaper, 38:305
Labor Volunteers for Victory, 23:292
Labor World (Duluth), 43:91, 52:207, 212–216, 218–219, 59:24–25
Labrador, Montagnais Indians, 51:159
Labrie, Joseph, voyageur, 28:13
La Bruere, Montarville B. de, author, 17:114
LaBud, Verona (Sr.), work reviewed, 41:103, 44:157
Lac Blanc, wildlife, 15:389
Lac Courte (Lac Court) Oreilles, Wisconsin, Ojibway (Chippewa) reservation, 8:106, 34:355, 35:235, 244, 43:176, 182–183, 49:36, 51:87, 53:163, 339, 54:376
Hampton Institute students, depicted, 51:94
trading post, 42:126, 50:234–235
Lac Court Oreilles, Wisconsin, Huron village, 15:176, 318–319, 321
Lac des Puants. See Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin
Lac des Serpents, trading posts, 12:369
Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, Ojibway (Chippewa) reservation, 4:382n, 42:126, 43:176, 182–183, 49:36, 50:235, 51:87, 53:163, 339, 54:376
Lacey, A., author, 28:176
Lacey, Carol, work reviewed, 48:90
Lacey, John F., Iowa congressman, 44:23, 45:52
Lacey, Joy M., author, 27:159
La Chaise, Francois de (Fr.), Jesuit, 19:279
La Chapelle, Mrs. Antoine, 21:27, 160, 277
Lacher, J. H. A., author, 1:107, 14:111
La Chesnaye, Charles Aubert de, merchant, 22:60
Lachine, Quebec, fur trade, 28:6
Lachrop, Osbert, 44:226
Lackawanna Railway Company, silk transport, 54:20
Lac la Biche. See Lake Itasca, Clearwater County
Lac la Coquille. See Clam Lake, Burnett County, Wisconsin
Lac la Croix, border lake
canoe route, 21:121, 29:132, 134, 32:242, 37:248, 250, 253
pictographs, 15:240, 24:262, 29:130, 36:102
portage, 13:298
resort, 58:133
sketch, 9:73
Lac la Folle, Clearwater County, trading post, 11:369
Lac la Pluie. See Rainy Lake
Lac la Ronge, Ontario, trading post, 28:2
Laclede, Pierre de, founder of St. Louis, 20:203, 39:337
Lacomb, Stella, student, 27:103
Lacombe, Albert (Fr.), missionary, 2:283, 9:157, 192, 11:308, 13:439, 21:264
La Coquille River, Burnett County, Wisconsin, 28:159
La Corne, St. Luc de, trader, 12:364, 32:236, 238
Lacourciere, Luc, author, 37:345
Lac Plat. See Shoal Lake, Manitoba
Lac qui Parle, Lac qui Parle and Chippewa counties
archeology, 21:207, 434, 443, 22:105, 210, 27:261, 359
artifacts, 56:239
depicted, 56:48 (facing)
history, 11:102, 14:353, 18:339
Indians and Indian villages, 2:513, 521–522, 524, 531, 536, 548–549n, 551, 564, 7:202, 12:241, 18:157, 21:171, 22:136, 27:154, 32:66, 39:344, 45:83, 53:105
Long expedition camps, 5:238, 259
McLeod's visit, 4:427, 434
mission, 1:327, 396, 2:285, 481, 494n, 528, 532, 536, 543–544, 553, 3:83–85, 522, 4:70, 143n, 416–417, 419, 427, 5:616, 6:173, 8:361n, 11:94, 183, 216, 316, 12:82–83, 242–243, 13:195, 15:129. 136, 222, 275, 16:133–151, 231, 239, 303, 333, 483, 18:94, 20:351, 21:30–32, 158, 170, 274, 412, 23:50, 97, 272, 27:259, 263, 28:180, 334, 30:281, 38:147n, 154, 39:300, 44:267, 55:252, 284, 56:241
name, 6:172
post office, 40:83, 87
restorations, 22:436, 445, 23:100, 296, 398, 24:80
school, 22:430
townsite, 48:75
trading post, 2:511n, 4:416–417, 426, 428, 433–434n, 6:227, 230, 333, 7:210, 8:359–360, 10:297, 389–390, 11:378, 12:231, 236, 42:127, 129, 131–133
Lac qui Parle County
in 1930s Depression, 44:307
agrarian movement, 52:104
Agricultural Society, 22:260, 28:382
agriculture, 37:207
boundaries, 4:243
county seat fight, 12:320, 444
established, 4:244
foreclosure sale protestors depicted, 51:275
grasshopper plague, 10:288
history, 1:410, 2:184–186, 5:243, 36:107, 47:118, 48:79
interest rates, 35:307
Lutheran church, 20:360
Norwegian settlements, 12:275n, 14:444
Old Settlers Association, 2:186, 16:366, 27:266
pioneer life, 11:66, 21:222
politics, 21:342
settlement, 4:140, 10:285
sod house, 37:208
Lac qui Parle County Historical Society, 16:243
centennial celebration, 30:277, 281
meetings, 29:275, 361, 363, 30:80
museum, 35:381
organized, 29:180, 30:87
publication, 39:300
Lac qui Parle Indian Mission Centennial Commission, 16:303n, 483
Lac qui Parle River. See Beaver Creek, Lac qui Parle County
Lac qui Parle State Park, 12:339, 23:97, 26:89, 37:60
Lac qui Parle (town)
census, 4:141n, 7:83
first poll list, 3:93
settlement, 1:327
stock raising, 3:121
Lac qui Parle Wildlife Area, Lac qui Parle County, 48:82
La Crescent
apple culture, 20:301
history, 15:466, 17:486
railroad, 7:224
river port, 36:3, 37:4
Sioux War, 4:139–140
trading post, 4:133
transportation, 11:402, 37:157n
La Crescent Township, Houston County, sketch, 5:395
La Croix, Carry, 11:281
La Croix, Edmund N., millwright, 8:110, 11:276–277, 279, 281, 12:80, 19:227, 26:361
engineer, 57:89–90
manufacturer, 46:156–157, 58:275
La Croix family, 7:74, 8:180
La Croix, Joseph, millwright, 11:276, 281
La Croix, Michigan, mission, 10:109, 112–113, 15:110
La Croix, Mrs. Nicholas, 11:276
La Croix, Nicholas, millwright, 11:276, 281
Lacroix, Paul, trader, 32:229–237
Lacrosse, Indian ballgame, 4:415, 6:172, 13:410–411, 24:19n, 32:71, 235, 33:116, 35:151, 49:338, 54:237–238
La Crosse, Wisconsin, 42:143, 47:141, 216
in 1850s, 4:132
in 1860, 8:157
air service, 50:87, 91, 94
architecture, 22:99
bank murals, 47:8–9
blacks, 58:248
bridge, 23:290, 24:177
described, 33:116, 46:213
Dutch settlement, 27:135
ferry, 21:211
history, 10:85, 20:340, 23:384, 27:69, 32:253
immigrant home, 19:123, 28:292
industries, 16:347
Light Guards, 45:135
mail service, 11:407, 37:223
milling, 46:155
Mormon mission, 36:291–293
mural, 53:236
pioneer life, 22:98, 24:177, 26:307
power company, 35:381, 36:99
railroad, 2:330, 9:271, 388, 12:63, 37:157
river port, 12:162, 15:411, 17:296, 24:331, 29:126, 30:199, 31:247, 36:256–258, 37:53, 87, 154, 160, 38:293, 40:273, 275
schools, 15:237
telegraph, 8:172
La Crosse and La Crescent Bank, Hokah, 2:153, 156, 160, 164n, 37:87, 40:110, 114, 116, 118
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, 34:100n, 36:256, 37:154
La Crosse and Minnesota Steam Packet Company, 36:258, 37:185
La Crosse and Southeastern Transportation Company, 52:316
La Crosse County, Wisconsin
Dutch settlement, 28:379
history, 5:128, 18:97, 35:296
La Crosse County Historical Society, 21:193, 30:76
history, 29:273
publications, 20:340, 22:98, 24:176, 32:254
La Crosse Lumber Company, 36:155
La Crosse Medical School, 5:128, 15:237, 20:340
La Crosse Plow Company, 20:340
La Crosse State Normal School, museum, 5:385
La Crosse Tribune, influence, 40:322
Lac Rouge. See Red Lake, Beltrami and Clearwater counties
Lac St. Louis, Quebec, 40:188
Lac Traverse. See Lake Bemidji, Beltrami County
Lac Vieux Desert, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indians, 29:66
Lacy, Dan, author, 24:70
Lacy, Mary G., compiler, 16:235
Lacy House, Austin, 16:368
Lacy House, Fredericksburg, Virginia
prayer meetings, 25:349, 351, 353–354
Union Headquarters, 25:345–347
Ladd, Edwin Fremont, 40:140
senator, 51:135
teacher, 51:324
Ladd, George T., author, 21:368
Ladd, Sumner, politician, 36:60
Ladd-Taylor, Molly, "Eugenic Sterilization in Minnesota," 59:237–248
Ladies' Aid Societies, rural women's contributions, 52:69
Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Paul, 3:143
Ladies' Christian Aid Society of Minneapolis and St. Anthony, 46:192
Ladies Christian Union of the City of St. Paul, 38:75, 47:126, 55:322
Ladies' Club, Minneapolis, mandolinists, 57:222
Ladies College, Davenport, Iowa, 16:276n
Ladies Employment Office, Minneapolis, 59:51
Ladies' Floral Club, Austin, 12:452, 26:183
Ladies General Benevolent Society, Moorhead, 58:99
Ladies' Home Journal, advertising in, 57:24, 33, 58:283, 312, 318
Ladies Musicale, St. Paul
See also Schubert Club
records acquired, 4:173
Ladies of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, 55:378
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, St. Paul, 55:190
Ladies Relief Association of the City of St. Paul, history, 38:76–79
Ladies Shakespeare Club (Minneapolis), 4:175
Ladies Union Covenant, Washington, D.C., 45:271
Ladies' Volunteer Aid Society of St. Paul, 1861, 2:364
Ladner, Charles F., 48:141, 150–151
Ladnorg, S. N., lyricist, 44:135
La Du, Blanche L., 49:105
La Due, Bill, 41:71
LaDue, Jay, legislator, 43:248, 252
LaDuke, Winona, environmentalist, 57:104, 159, 216
La Durantaye, Olivier M. de, 9:144, 462, 19:282
Ladvalla, Thomas, death, 41:89
Lady Elgin, steamboat, 21:156
Lady Ellen, steamboat, 21:259n, 263, 266
Lady Franklin, steamboat, 15:409, 417, 25:112, 33:198n, 34:135
Lady Hamilton, steamboat, 34:15
Laemmle, Carl, film distributor, 54:355–358
Laestadians, religious group, 48:175
La Fantaisie, ----, explorer, 32:230–231
LaFarge, C. Frank, architect, 50:119
LaFarge, C. Grant, artist, 5:69
LaFarge, Christopher G., architect, 14:38, 47:43–44
LaFarge, John, artist/author, 13:443, 53:207, 54:323
LaFarge, Oliver, author, 20:116, 35:244
La Favor, Carole, softball player, 58:221
Lafayette, Clay County, river port, 21:248
Lafayette, Indiana, W. W. Mayo's practice, 20:442
Lafayette, Marquis de, 15:358, 18:396, 44:224–225, 47:222
Lafayette, Nicollet County, history, 1:547, 6:86
Lafayette, Pennsylvania, GAR post, 60:22
Lafayette, steamboat, 35:278–279, 36:282
Lafayette Bay, Lake Minnetonka, 36:71
Lafayette County (Wisconsin) Historical Society, 1:105
Lafayette Escadrille, 3:33–34
Lafayette Hotel, Minnetonka Beach, 33:62–63, 34:173, 35:73, 36:71, 327, 54:245–246
Lafayette Park, St. Paul, 12:458
LaFeber, Walter, author, 43:199n, 211–212
La Feuille, Sioux leader. See Wabasha II
Lafferty, James, steamboat captain, 13:231
La Fittau, Joseph Francois, author, 34:301
Lafleche, Louis-Francois (Msgr.), 44:281
LaFlesche, Susan, Hampton Institute salutatorian, 51:91
LaFlesche sisters, 49:308
LaFollette, Belle Case, 54:238
LaFollette, Josiah, 4:5
LaFollette, Philip F., politician, 36:29, 187, 47:155, 48:263, 54:238–239, 55:159
governor, 47:155, 48:263–264, 50:78, 51:196
isolationist, 47:116, 156
LaFollette, Robert M., Jr., 1:395, 5:559, 15:338, 35:291, 36:187, 48:42, 286
autobiography, 37:185
biography, 46:125–126
career, 21:306, 35:203, 236, 241, 42:238, 43:229, 46:125–126, 246
papers, 21:416, 36:29
presidential candidate, 45:10, 46:126
reformer, 14:201, 21:68, 326, 22:79, 23:263, 285, 27:133, 30:248, 380, 33:41, 34:189, 36:98, 187, 37:39, 39:96, 40:140, 147
senator, 18:314, 40:322, 43:47, 172, 45:172, 46:126, 47:174, 182, 48:257, 263–264, 285, 49:69, 51:135–137, 167, 53:150, 166, 54:238–239
LaFollette, Robert M., Sr., 54:238–239
LaFollette family, in politics, 48:263
La Fond, E. M., 3:305
La Fond, Harriet B. Finnegan (Mrs. Moses), 43:160
La Fond, Moses, 43:160
La Fond family, 43:162
Lafontaine, Antoine, petitioner, 49:186
Lafontaine, Baptiste, petitioner, 49:186
Lafontaine, Bernard, petitioner, 49:186
Lafontaine, Octave, petitioner, 49:186
La Forest, G. V., author, 39:128
Lafot, Edward, author, 26:259, 393, 27:154
La Fountaine, Lloyd L. (Capt.), author, 27:57
La Framboise, ----, with J. N. Nicollet, 8:97
Laframboise, Jane D., 2:490n
Laframboise, Joseph, the elder, trader, 11:175, 178, 377–378, 380, 13:224, 14:84, 459, 19:468, 20:78, 22:137, 25:182, 30:30, 31:198
Laframboise, Joseph, trader, 4:428–430, 6:230n, 10:459, 41:138, 42:128, 133, 139
guide, 48:31, 34
papers, 5:61
during Sioux War, 4:146n
sketches, 2:490n, 4:427n
with Stevens expedition, 7:131, 141–143
Laframboise, Julia (Mrs. Joseph), trader, 11:448, 12:440, 19:305, 20:193
Laframboise, William, petitioner, 49:186
La France, Baptiste, raft pilot, 21:99
La France, Joseph, traveler, 4:340, 44:279
LaFrance Company, merger, 50:183
La Galissoniere, Marquis de, trader, 18:276, 22:63–64
La Garde General Hospital, 51:320
Lager, Finny, work reviewed, 47:76
Lager, Martin P., legislator, 12:430
Lagerlof, Selma, author, statue, 55:370–372
Lagerman, John A., 41:280n
Lagerstedt, John, author, 35:336
Lagerstrom, J. G., educator, 33:309
Lagimoniere, Jean B., 21:399
Lagimoniere family, 5:72, 35:282
Lago, Don, author, work reviewed, 59:265
La Gracerie, ---- de, author, 6:77
La Grand, founded, 6:371
LaGrange, ---- (Capt.), 5:352
La Grange, Missouri, river town, 17:431n
La Grange, Red Wing, described, 6:34
LaGuardia, Fiorello H., mayor, 41:272, 43:90
La Harpe, Bernard de, explorer, 14:215
Lahde, Johan W., newspaperman, 47:168
Lahontan, Louis-A. de Lom d'Arce, Baron de, 13:439, 23:137n
author, 11:447, 12:26, 14:367, 370, 15:234, 19:271, 20:67, 22:39, 23:185, 29:99, 30:90, 291, 36:100, 39:199
biography, 8:92
career, 34:216
explorer, 11:451, 12:76, 16:453, 18:46, 318, 20:439, 23:239n, 32:215, 33:88, 187, 36:277, 279, 46:229, 48:4
map maker, 14:373
in Minnesota, 14:220–222, 367–377, 432
Lahr, Bert, actor, 44:108
Lahr, Jacob, 8:175
Lahr, Nicholas, 26:238
Lahti, Matthew, author, 30:164, 404
Lahti, Peter, Finnish pioneer, 25:318
Lahtinen, Anna (Mrs. William), Titanic victim, 60:255, 261
Lahtinen, Martha (daughter of William and Anna), 60:255
Lahtinen, William (Rev.), Titanic victim, 60:255, 261
Laidlaw, George E. (Col.), author, 4:182, 280
Laidlaw, William, trader, 5:224, 22:285
Laidlow, ----, artist, 17:142
Laidlow, ----, trader, 17:304
Laine, Edward W., author, 48:174
Laing, George, author, 22:332
Laing, Mary E., author, 5:69
Laingen, T. P., editor, 12:108
Laird, Blanche, 24:107n
Laird, Charlton, author, 34:219
Laird, David, Indian superintendent, 41:19
Laird, Frances, 43:154
Laird, John C., lumberman, 43:154
carter, 12:157, 427
travel letters, 12:158–168, 190, 31:109
Laird, Matthew J., lumberman, 43:154
Laird, Norton Lumber Company, South Dakota, 31:109, 34:315, 36:142, 53:252
Laird, Robert H., 16:334
Laird, Scott, speaker, 40:327
Laird, William Harris, lumberman, 12:157, 42:245, 43:154, 161
career, 39:131
guardsman, 45:140
Laird and Brothers, lumber company, 43:154
Laird family
history, 43:154
in lumber industry, 12:157, 30:242
papers, 12:158n
Lair Road, Fairmont, 53:337
Laisne, Charles-Jean, architect, 47:45
Laivell, Mrs. P. H., author, 12:337, 13:215, 448
Laivell, P. H., 24:107n
La Jemerais (Jemeraye), Christophe D., 4:340, 9:145, 17:476, 18:239, 35:140
career, 12:326, 13:439
explorer, 12:363–364, 369, 18:235–237, 25:96, 38:26
at Fort Beauharnois, 8:242–243
map, 9:146
trader, 11:361, 39:301
La Jeunesse, ----, French soldier, 13:203
La Jonquiere, Marquis de, governor of Canada, 32:227, 229
Lake, Debs T., 24:96n
Lake, James A., author, 38:240
Lake, Jed (Lt. Col.), 46:324–325, 327
Lake, Mrs. E. C., 14:236, 16:240
Lake, Sir Bibye, 36:273
Lake Abigail (Augusta Lake), Dakota County, 35:24
Lake Abigail (Diamond Lake or Mother Lake), Hennepin County, 35:24, 26
Lake Addie, McLeod County, garrison, 38:281
Lake Agassiz, Canada and U.S., glacial lake, 5:138, 24:321, 32:221, 42:154, 44:282, 46:114, 58:197, 253
archaeology, 16:3, 12–14, 37:87, 135, 38:157–165, 204, 51:55, 57, 60, 62
geology, 1:59, 61, 2:178, 448, 452, 12:150, 39:171
maps, 38:159
marker, 14:350
Lake Agnes, Alexandria, 57:336
Lake Aitkin, geology, 2:179
Lake Albert Lea, name, 5:204
Lake Amelia, Hennepin County. See Lake Nokomis
Lake Athabasca, Alberta, Saskatchewan
distance to St. Paul, 56:246
fur trade, 11:361, 13:181, 16:106, 20:70, 35:141, 240, 251, 258, 40:163, 170, 173–174, 178, 44:200, 51:324
pass, 17:476
Lake Auburn, Carver County, antique boat discovery, 14:349
Lake Belt Township, Martin County, history, 22:441, 35:156
Lake Bemidji, Beltrami County
canoe travel, 48:84
depicted, 43:223, 55:68–69
fishing, 23:330
logging, 29:138, 140, 146, 55:61
lumber mill, 49:74
name, 23:27, 49:65
Paul Bunyan statue, 54:310–311
steamboating, 23:31, 28:189
trading post, 11:369, 23:24, 24:230
Lake Bennett, British Columbia, road, 45:42–57
Lake Benton
archaeology, 55:327
baseball teams, 15:489
Congregational church, 19:49, 97
creamery, 8:379
Danish colony, 48:284
name, 8:378n
Lake Benton News, editors, 58:22
Lake Benton Times, 19:236
Lake Bronson, Kittson County, archaeology, 51:59
Lake Bronson State Park, Kittson County
log cabin, 27:172
pageant, 30:281, 404
Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis, 49:21, 289
air exhibition flights, 51:154–155
antipollution campaigns, 55:282
claim association, 9:86
crowd depicted, 51:155
described/depicted, 13:413, 15:469, 30:117, 39:253, 271, 40:34, 52:149
frontier retreat, 54:105
ice races, 41:373, 379
Indian agriculture, 5:390, 7:202
map, 3:87
mission, 3:82, 9:164, 11:216, 15:242, 274, 16:135, 21:23–24, 27, 167, 35:29, 38:147, 56:252
settlement, 29:242, 33:251
Sioux village, 12:98, 443, 15:280, 18:157, 21:167n, 24:20n, 35:24, 28
streetcar service, 35:284, 36:150
trails, 21:227, 29:87
visitors, 56:205, 58:65 (cover)
Lake Calhoun band, Sioux Indians, 2:537n, 6:44
Lake Carribeau, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, 40:173–174
Lake Champlain, New York, Vermont
boundary, 23:203–204
exploration, 18:386
Lake Chisago, Swedish settlement, 6:59
Lake City
baseball club, 19:168, 170, 178, 180
business, 15:372, 16:362, 17:241, 28:285
county seat fight, 13:215, 16:372, 36:74n
fire department, 21:342
guide, 47:115
historic sites, 10:223
history, 1:321, 4:283, 11:339, 17:366, 33:154n
hotel, 16:257
ice races, 41:383
Methodist church, 13:454
museum, 8:54, 26:176–178
pageant, 6:413
physicians, 21:114
river port, 33:198, 34:25n
schools, 11:224, 16:318, 21:330, 33:22
sketches, 4:193, 9:79
stage line, 11:402, 406
telephone company, 18:344
territorial newspaper, 56:224
unions, 21:380
in World War I, 43:49
Lake City Bank and Trust Company, history, 15:372
Lake City Tribune, and slavery controversy, 56:76
Lake Clayton, Pine County, 60:238
Lake Clitherall, Densmore's visit, 3:191n
Lake Como, St. Paul, 2:577
carp cultivation, 57:311
depicted, 41:377, 58:52–53
ice races, 41:376, 378, 382, 384
map, 58:45
parkway, 49:284
planning history, 58:40–58
real estate, 56:236
song, 44:132, 135
sports, 29:89
water level, 40:224, 229
Lake Conference, Minnesota High School Basketball Tournament, 55:345
Lake Cormorant, evidences of Norsemen's visit, 3:377
Lake County
boundary, 15:370
Finnish settlement, 25:323
government land purchases, 54:131
history, 12:283, 17:359, 23:187, 27:75, 30:407, 34:177–178, 37:347
land grants, 37:96–97, 99
logging, 43:123
politics, 16:488, 17:102, 123
population, 11:414, 46:51, 54–55
property assessments, 54:132
property transfers, 54:135
roads, 16:298
sketch, 2:180
trade routes, 26:284
War History Committee, 23:391, 24:268
in World War II, 3:242, 389
Lake County, Indiana, history, 18:196
Lake County Historical Society, 7:42, 93, 191, 8:54, 262, 10:465, 12:186, 13:442, 16:101, 240, 18:462, 19:452, 20:454, 23:396, 26:174, 27:75, 54:241 (facing)
collections, 36:193
finances, 11:20, 26:176
meetings, 11:15, 115, 460, 14:346, 455, 15:492, 16:488, 17:482, 22:442, 23:101, 24:86, 27:266, 34:314
members, 11:19
museum, 11:16, 26:90, 284
organized, 11:13
Lake County Museum, Illinois, Curt Teich Postcard Archives, 54:307
Lake Crystal, 51:8
cheese factory, 27:112n
farmers' club, 30:161
historical exhibit, 7:260
museum, 8:54
Lake de Sable. See Sandy Lake, Aitkin County
Lake Duluth, glacial lake, 2:178, 5:138, 16:3
Lake Eliza, Hennepin County, 35:23n
Lake Elizabeth, described, 10:319
Lake Elizabeth Township, Kandiyohi County, 44:306–307
Lake Ella, described, 10:319
Lake Elmo
Lutheran church, 12:211, 18:443, 19:49
Omaha railroad depot, 57:205–206
resort, 36:92
Lake Elysian, Waseca County
ginseng trade, 41:260
Winnebago camp, 38:362
Lake Elysian Stock Farm, Janesville, 26:121
Lake Erie
See also Great Lakes
car ferries, 38:237
described, 40:271
fur trade, 4:317
history, 26:76
names, 12:349
ports, 54:213
tributaries, 54:212
Lake Erie Steam Boat Company, 4:70
Lakefield, Jackson County
county seat controversy, 60:56–57
Main Street depicted, 60:55
market hunters (pothunters) versus sportsmen, 60:48–60
mural, 53:232
Lake Franklin, Otter Tail County, fishing, 33:255
Lake Fremont Township, Martin County, history, 16:367, 491, 35:156
Lake Frontenac. See Lake Ontario
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
Danish settlement, 8:367
history, 5:385
Lake George, New York
battle, 8:245
Eggleston library, 26:242
Lake George, Stearns County, grasshopper subsidy, 36:61
Lake Gervais, Ramsey County
1890 tornado, 45:329–332, 46:84
French-Canadian village, 4:204
Lake Hanska Township, Brown County
See also Hanska
history, 21:111
Lutheran church, 26:94
Norwegian settlement, 12:273, 20:459
in Sioux Outbreak, 14:455, 38:283
Lake Harriet, Minneapolis, 47:40, 49:21, 287, 54:159, 57:103
concerts, 39:271, 57:221–222, 234
described/depicted, 7:338, 10:337, 13:413, 32:98, 33:123–124n, 52:149
historical meeting, 15:315
on map, 35:23, 26, 28
mission, 2:481, 538, 3:82–83, 85, 6:171–172n, 15:275, 280, 17:224, 236, 20:123, 126, 443, 21:27–28, 31, 73, 160, 166n, 168, 35:29
mission school, 52:150, 59:186
pavilion, 33:325, 55:284 (facing)
settlement, 29:242
Sioux village, 35:24
streetcar service, 35:284, 36:150
summer resort, 7:187, 16:33
trails, 21:227, 29:87
Lake Harriet Rose Garden, 54:314
Lakehead Pipeline, Grand Rapids, oil spill, 58:120
Lakehead Pipeline Company, Superior, Wisconsin, 40:245
Lake Hendricks, Lincoln County, Norwegian settlement, 10:456, 13:340
Lake Henry, grasshopper subsidy, 36:61
Lake Hiawatha, Minneapolis, name, 27:288n
Lake House, Stillwater hotel, 35:363–364
Lake Hubert, Camp Lincoln, 58:71, 83
Lake Huron
See also Great Lakes
canoe trip, 8:342–347
Dickson expedition voyage, 4:365–367
discovery, 12:282, 347
exploration, 19:272, 23:137–144, 27:216, 31:93
fur trade, 11:259
history, 23:143, 355, 25:272–274
islands, 17:81, 18:184n, 23:143
names, 12:349–350
navigation, 8:336
Ojibway Indians, 56:303
Ottawa Indian settlement, 7:341
rafting, 31:62
steamer travel, 54:222
tributaries, 54:212
Lake Irving, Beltrami County, 43:128
logging, 29:138–140, 146
store, 23:24
Lake Itasca, Clearwater County
See also Itasca State Park
archaeology, 26:321
depicted, 19:421, 33:45 (cover)
discovery, 3:232, 12:77, 217, 225, 13:191, 277, 287, 14:60, 16:118, 193, 17:224, 18:180, 21:93, 22:274, 23:130n, 30:269, 281, 31:96, 36:184, 37:62
exploration, 25:401, 27:350, 52:150
first state park, 57:313
forestry station, 2:473
historic site, 37:308
legend, 12:215–225, 18:280
marker, 6:83
name, 12:225–229, 13:69, 163–174, 286, 15:101, 18:180–185, 282, 23:234n, 26:250, 36:73
Schoolcraft camp depicted, 48:84
source of Mississippi River, 10:167, 46:134, 48:83–84, 108
tourist attraction, 49:238
wildlife, 30:129
Lake Jessie, Stevens expedition camp, 7:141
Lake Johanna, Ramsey County
name, 29:89
Norwegian settlement, 18:472
Lake Josephine, Ramsey County, name, 29:89
Lake Julia, Beltrami County, 48:84
discovery, 15:101, 132, 29:168, 351
logging, 43:129
monument, 29:279
Lake Kasota, Kandiyohi County, 33:149n, 43:245
depicted, 33:247
townsite, 40:67
Lake Kohlman, 45:329
Lake Koronis, Stearns and Meeker counties
carp control, 57:316
hunting, 16:189, 33:142
steamboating, 26:398
student camp, 31:63
Lake Koronis Assembly Grounds, 23:388
Lakeland, Washington County
architecture, 38:344–345, 347
Baptist church, 38:348
farming, 17:393
history, 16:132, 27:154
post office, 36:211
river port, 19:319
sketch, 9:404
Lakeland Creameries, 35:334
Lakeland Township, Washington County, German settlement, 23:404
Lake Leavenworth, Hennepin County, name, 35:23n, 24
Lake Lillian, Kandiyohi County
depicted, 43:246
Farmers' Alliance membership, 4:338
history, 39:212
name, 40:66
Lake Lindeman, British Columbia, 45:52
Lake Lucy, Hennepin County, 35:23n
Lake Manitoba, Manitoba
Cree (Kilistinon) Indians, 51:283
Dakota camp, 41:15–16
location, 29:259
steamboating, 21:261
trading post, 18:390
Lake Mary Township, Douglas County, founded, 6:371
Lake Michigan, 46:213
See also Great Lakes
car ferries, 34:14, 38:237
discovery, 12:282, 348
ecological change, 48:348
fisheries, 8:304
fur trade, 5:4, 11:259
history, 23:355, 25:368–370
La Perriere's voyage, 8:238
missions, 34:174, 36:32
names, 12:349, 15:163
navigation, 8:336
steamboating, 26:266
tourism, 49:258
Lake Miniwakan. See Devil's Lake, North Dakota
Lake Minnetaga, Kandiyohi County, 33:247, 43:245
Lake Minnetonka, Hennepin County, 10:369, 413
archaeology, 28:374
boats, 41:285, 44:173, 48:316, 50:84
Crane Island memoirs, 56:302
depicted, 6:208, 15:469, 28:392, 33:250, 274
described, 19:408, 28:377, 29:100, 30:117, 31:92, 33:63
discovery, 2:57, 4:465
earliest photographs, 52:51
exploration, 30:113
fishing, 30:118, 120, 33:251
GAR. encampment, 16:441
Gideon (Peter) home, 44:96–97
historical meetings, 28:386, 390–392
history, 6:410, 11:95, 14:352, 27:176, 29:289–299, 32:55, 34:128, 351, 36:25, 327, 42:316
landscape architecture, 58:128
legends, 27:357
levels, 17:304
Lutheran churches, 29:294–296
map, 29:291
maple-sugar camp, 19:135–138
Minnetonka Creek source, 44:163–164, 171, 49:21
mounds, 25:336
name, 22:173
orchards, 31:162
pageants, 1:406, 3:152, 7:374
postcards, 57:273 (cover), 296–304
proposed university site, 16:182
roads, 21:234
settlement, 2:438, 11:171n, 20:140, 22:172, 27:293–296
song topic, 44:127
steamboating, 5:619, 8:110, 452, 9:76, 11:206, 12:333, 13:60, 14:351, 26:272, 27:176, 361, 29:292, 33:63, 34:128, 170, 36:151
summer homes, 53:203
summer resort, 4:197, 7:297, 9:406, 10:313, 11:340, 22:222, 36:92
Tonka Bay, camps, 58:72
tourism, 44:314, 56:408
transportation, 15:367, 29:292, 30:236, 33:65, 36:150, 204
Twin Cities Rapid Transit Company map depicted, 57:300–301
utilities, 35:337, 381
yachting, 19:365
YWCA camp, 34:130
Lake Minnetonka Woman's Club, 3:152
Lake Minnewaska (Lake Whipple), Pope County, 46:63
described/depicted, 19:125, 26:391, 40:123, 53:13
mounds, 25:336–338
Lake Minnewawa (Rice Lake), Sioux raid, 9:324–325
Lake Mohonk Conference of Friends of the Indian (New York), 49:86, 96, 98
Lake Namadji, St. Louis County, 54:147
Lake Nipigon, Ontario, 50:288
fur trade, 11:262, 18:234
legends, 40:358
Lake Nipissing, canoe route, 5:4
Lake Nokomis (Lake Amelia), Hennepin County, 7:128n
army camp, 29:318n
improvement campaigns, 55:282
name, 27:288n, 35:24
Stevens' camp, 7:128
Lake of the Crees. See Rainy Lake
Lake of the Isles, Minneapolis
depicted, 33:123–124n, 41:372, 379, 383
ice races, 41:372–384
Lake of the Isles Driving Club, Minneapolis, 41:374, 377, 380–381
Lake of the Woods, border lake
See also Fort St. Charles, Northwest Angle
boundary, 4:320, 323, 5:46, 614, 10:93, 12:443, 13:296–298, 15:239, 18:231, 272, 277, 20:441, 22:179, 23:60, 208, 24:176, 341, 25:182, 26:385, 28:375, 36:242
boundary settlement, 44:209–219, 47:163, 48:83
climate, 2:445
commercial fishing, 55:232
commission report, 2:570–572
described/depicted, 18:216, 44:219
discovery, 18:272n, 24:279, 281
exploration, 33:89, 36:295–296, 37:31, 53:212
fishing, 25:316, 27:272, 35:272–277
fur trade, 11:362–363, 12:82, 13:98, 17:445, 18:276, 390, 19:78, 22:276, 279, 289, 35:282, 42:70
geology, 1:59–60, 38:158
historical meeting, 18:278
history, 15:477, 18:232, 20:448, 31:183, 44:315, 49:33
La Verendrye's visit, 10:213
levels, 19:223
lumbering, 20:341
maps, 18:231, 34:2, 35:275
massacre, 8:434, 9:395, 17:224, 473, 18:279, 28:77, 375, 31:52, 32:233, 34:130, 37:37, 39:302
name, 15:357
resorts, 16:366
steamboating, 18:279, 24:278, 25:316, 33:71
trading post, 6:230, 237
water route, 21:245, 433, 22:274, 24:276–277, 345, 26:228, 33:187, 40:313
Lake of the Woods County
dairying, 23:197
Historical Society, 6:218, 30:80
history, 23:108, 28:84
homestead depicted, 56:279
sketch, 5:81
Lake Okoboji, Iowa, 48:24, 29–30
Lake Onamia, Mille Lacs County
archaeology, 25:330
name, 21:347–348
Lake Onondaga, New York, French fort, 16:404
Lake Ontario, 53:226
See also Great Lakes
car ferries, 38:237
discovery, 12:282, 348
fur trade, 4:317
names, 12:349
shipping, 54:212
Lake Osakis, Douglas and Todd counties
depicted, 33:247
pioneer farm, 10:455
resorts, 35:336
settlement, 30:161
Lake Owassa (Hazeltine Lake), Carver County, name, 20:143n
Lake Owasso, Ramsey County, 38:242
Lake Park
Indian scare, 15:244
Lutheran church, 22:343
Norwegian settlement, 12:277
school, 21:219
Lake Pelican (glacial lake), Otter Tail County, "Minnesota Man" discovered, 14:222, 451
Lake Pepin, Mississippi River, 58:110
See also Maiden Rock, Lake Pepin, Wisconsin
archaeology, 51:288
button industry, 35:46
census, 7:83
commercial seining depicted, 57:305
depicted, 15:469, 33:248, 36:73, 93, 46:233, 47:60, 53:91
described, 6:34, 169, 254, 7:268, 8:152, 167, 9:139, 280, 10:420, 20:390, 22:28, 23:342–343, 27:284n, 29:221, 30:141, 159, 31:151, 34:26, 138, 35:245, 46:224, 234, 236, 47:59
earthworks, 16:152–155
ethnic settlements, 27:135
exploration, 10:462
ferry, 9:79
floods, 8:241, 278
forts, 1:289, 2:190, 6:263, 362, 367, 8:206, 232, 239, 244, 431, 442
Garrard estate, 5:244, 7:373
half-breed reservation, 3:78, 4:144n
hotel, 36:93
legend, 27:357, 34:137
Long's visit, 7:37
missions, 9:299, 21:102, 33:90
name, 16:476, 35:99
navigation, 2:209, 4:292, 7:56, 9:360
oil spill, 58:112
pageants, 6:413, 7:94
pioneer life, 4:283
rafting, 29:266
reservation, 15:344
road, 21:231
Sea Wing disaster, 52:72–73
sketches, 6:83, 7:369
steamboating, 27:8, 52:4, 59:37–38
steamboat wreck, 36:253, 255
trading posts, 11:382–383, 13:433
travel on, 11:141–144, 15:307, 413, 17:155, 290–292, 20:384, 21:403, 25:112, 299, 27:7, 28:314, 33:194, 198, 34:25, 35:104
Lake Pepin Valley Historical Society, 16:240, 20:305
meetings, 16:125, 244, 362, 489, 17:124, 18:111, 19:116, 20:99, 212, 353, 21:216, 342, 22:106, 217, 23:104, 25:208
museum, 21:108, 336, 23:297, 26:176–178, 254, 27:29–32, 141
organized, 15:371, 16:63, 256
reorganized, 29:94
Lake Pepin Valley Old Settlers' Association, history, 2:439, 6:220, 16:256
Lake Phalen, Ramsey County, 41:365–366, 49:284, 58:44
tourist cabins, 60:301 (facing)
water source, 16:370, 40:224, 226–229
Lake Pokegama, Itasca County
Camp Mishiwaka, 58:72
Chippewa Indians and villages, 52:3, 5
dams and locks, 52:5, 14
Lake Pokegama, Pine County, 4:189, 49:276
Lake Prairie Township (Scandia Grove), Nicollet County
Lutheran church, 14:356
mission school, 18:375
Norwegian settlement, 12:275
Lake Puzah, Martin County, ghost town, 22:441
Lake Roseau, trading post, 6:230, 237
Lakers, Los Angeles, basketball team, 36:93, 51:324
Lake Rush Nutt, on Nicollet map, name, 25:77
Lakes, Minnesota, 1:412, 10:456
Lake Sagaigan. See Basswood Lake
Lake Sagatagan, Stearns County
monastery site, 48:163
resort, 58:133
Lake Sakata, trading post, 8:179
Lake Sakatah, Le Sueur County, 45:165 (cover)
Lake Shady, Oronoco, dance pavilion, 59:79
Lake Shetek, Murray County, 13:100, 18:461, 22:89, 30:16, 38:242
in Dakota War, 44:196
grasshopper plague, 37:205
marker, 37:59, 38:154
massacre, 1:447–449, 2:484n, 493n, 4:68, 5:135, 8:308, 9:422
military trail, 30:276
monument, 6:409, 10:219
Lake Shore Park, Duluth. See Leif Erikson Park, Duluth
Lake Sibley, Cass and Crow Wing counties, name, 21:349
Lakeside Hotel. See Frontenac Inn
Lakeside Park, Duluth, 54:161
Lakeside Press. See R. R. Donnelley and Sons
Lake Snelling (Cedar Lake), Hennepin County, 30:117, 35:24, 27
Lake St. Clair, Michigan, Ontario, 4:363
Cass expedition crossing, 23:136
Lake St. Croix, St. Croix River, 8:60
Lake States Forest Experiment Station, St. Paul, 8:278, 47:336
Lake Stewart, name, 21:349
Lake Street, Minneapolis, traffic artery, 49:287
Lake Superior, 43:90, 49:203, 56:155
See also Great Lakes; North Shore
animals, 54:131
arches, 23:235–236
art schools, 55:233 (cover)
asbestos controversy, 59:292–306
boundary, 13:296–298, 24:341, 36:242
caves, 32:88
Chippewa Indians, 51:287
climate, 18:155
commercial fishing, 46:42–58, 51:152, 58:62
cooperatives, 24:174
copper mines, 20:78, 26:260, 35:247, 52:239, 56:463
dancers and painters depicted, 55:259
depicted, 21:84, 149–157, 25:54, 37:79, 308, 41:30, 42:237–238, 46:42, 56, 54:53 (cover), 55:136, 252–253, 56:255, 257–259, 266, 351, 58:247, 60:44 (facing)
described, 4:333, 9:27, 25:53, 34:132, 45:205
Dickson expedition crossing, 4:373–380
discovery, 31:54, 37:86
diver and wreck depicted, 55:102
environmental battles, 52:240
exploration, 6:318, 7:348–349, 8:296, 12:350–358, 372, 13:257, 17:345, 19:37–39, 216, 22:233–244, 27:216–218, 35:156, 37:183, 54:143
Finnish-American businesses, 51:259
fishing and fisheries, 4:370, 377, 381, 5:25, 8:304, 9:414, 14:384, 20:72, 24:79, 25:401, 28:349, 33:66, 34:221 (cover), 243–249, 265, 49:256, 57:313, 59:230
folklore, 21:353–356, 23:379, 36:74–75
Fond du Lac band, 56:463
forest fires, 52:198
French forts, 8:233
fur trade, 5:16, 24, 212, 577, 580, 6:234, 8:97, 187, 294, 12:352–357, 15:160, 21:135, 28:1, 10, 29:351, 31:93, 48:60–71, 49:266, 50:231, 52:223, 53:124, 57:55
geology, 15:142–144, 26:224–225, 231
guides, 47:39, 210
harbors, 12:190, 36:177, 54:210–211, 214
history, 21:401, 25:368–370, 34:311, 42:78
iron mining, 25:196, 27:160, 204–205
islands, 37:116n
length, 22:245
lighthouse postage stamp, 55:112, 115
lighthouses, 33:355, 53:292, 56:255–257
in literature, 53:250, 55:379
logging and lumbering, 15:203, 21:211, 48:213, 57:159–160
maps, 12:348, 353, 355, 17:357, 44:176, 200, 206, 211, 46:44, 49:338, 52:280
milling industry, 57:95
mining area, 43:79, 156, 178, 184, 44:43–44, 54, 178, 45:37, 48:43, 95, 49:311
missions, 2:474, 3:313, 6:343, 23:366, 34:174, 36:32, 49:267, 272, 275
Mississippi River junction, 54:75
mixed-bloods, 43:175, 184–185
natural history, 51:77
navigation, 1:547, 2:450, 5:17, 6:144, 7:26, 10:158
in northern boundary settlement, 44:211–214
North Shore history, 10:465
Ojibway Indians, 43:175–177, 179–182, 56:163, 303–304
in oral tradition, 53:226
Ouinipegou people, 57:271
picture rocks, 29:131
place names, 55:379
pollution, 47:190, 193, 205
portage routes, 12:362
railroads, 36:179, 37:89–90, 93, 156, 41:353–355, 50:216 (facing), 56:157
regional art, 52:265–266, 274
resort, 36:92
road connections, 16:286, 293–294, 21:234, 37:104, 40:274, 54:147, 155
route to West, 8:121, 123, 127–128, 234, 244
rum-running, 6:353
sandstone architecture, 57:271
shipping, 12:200, 14:233, 15:92, 16:479, 25:78, 34:216, 54:240 (facing)
ships and shipwrecks, 37:186, 345, 47:165–166, 48:179, 350, 55:97–98, 101–103, 57:55, 58:381
steamer routes, 54:72
taconite dumping, 56:428, 59:292–306
transportation, 46:48, 50, 55
travel, 11:258, 15:160, 472, 28:6, 29:133, 32:59, 34:357, 40:273–275, 316, 359, 41:138–139, 49:268, 54:124
tugline businesses, 54:212–222
underwater archaeology, 55:96, 102
voyageurs, 6:159–161, 163, 56:464
wildlife, 18:451
Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad, 8:394, 9:424, 43:40
built, 17:98, 19:113, 35:338, 37:160n, 40:243, 247, 60:6, 11–12, 16n
completed, 7:231
depots, 35:249 (cover), 37:96, 101, 60:11
Donnelly holdings, 36:179
excursions, 37:102–118, 54:72–73
financing, 17:218, 34:68, 37:113n, 119, 60:5
and fishing industry, 46:43, 54–56
grant, 2:582
and immigration, 8:400, 12:255, 13:29–31, 35, 37, 41
land grant, 18:172, 34:67, 37:89–100
mail service, 36:214
map, 46:44
and Northern Pacific Railroad, 60:13
route, 19:406, 37:95, 104, 156
settlement promotion, 42:223–224, 43:258
"Skally line," 43:258n, 48:220
terminus depicted, 46:56
transportation link, 50:216 (facing)
Lake Superior and Puget Sound Company, developers, 57:340, 58:94
Lake Superior and Puget Sound Land Company, 60:7–8
Lake Superior Copper Company, 32:86n
Lake Superior Iron Company, 14:462
Lake Superior Land District, geological survey, 26:224
Lake Superior Ojibwe, 1854 treaty, 59:230
Lake Superior Railroad Museum, 60:17n
Lake Superior region
agriculture, 8:152
Chippewa settlements, 8:422
development, 5:146
exploration, 5:515
history, 4:68
mining, 4:47
Lake Superior zoo, Duluth, 54:155
Lake Tetonka, Le Sueur County, resort hotel, 33:323–324
Laketown, Moravian settlement, 9:196
Laketown Township, Carver County
agriculture, 5:522
Grimm farm, 19:21
horticulture, 43:63–70
pioneers, 10:96
Swedes, 49:306–307
Lake Traverse, Traverse County
1851 treaty, 56:160
boundary, 19:424–425
canoe route, 7:218
census, 7:83
depicted, 42:128
engineering project, 20:448
Indian agriculture, 7:202–203
Indian school, 16:146
levels, 17:302–310
map, 46:119
mounds, 25:339, 37:347
Red River trails, 46:113–114, 117
Sioux settlements, 2:485n, 488, 536, 565, 6:229n
Sisseton village, 22:136, 35:168
Sisseton-Wahpeton reservation, 55:330
trading posts, 2:511n, 529, 4:408, 414–416, 419, 5:261–262, 407–408, 413n, 6:333, 341, 8:359, 9:154, 10:297, 374, 389, 11:379, 12:116, 127–128, 236–237, 428, 15:473, 22:282–286, 27:67, 42:126–129, 131, 46:117
watershed, 32:161
wildlife, 17:303, 442n, 23:168, 30:126
Lake Traverse Reservation, white settlement, 24:207–208, 261
Lake trout, Lake Superior fishing industry, 46:43, 45–49, 54
Lake Upham, geology, 2:178
Lake Vadnais, Ramsey County
acreage, 40:226n
fishing, 40:34
Lake Vermilion. See Vermilion Lake
Lakeview, St. Louis County, post office, 34:186
Lakeview Hotel, Grand Marais, 55:255
Lakeville, Dakota County
economic conditions, 15:112, 39:250
Junior Historians, 27:49, 144, 147, 28:161, 163
sketch, 8:447
trailer camp, 49:225
Lake Waconia. See Waconia Lake, Carver County
Lake Washington, Le Sueur County, ginseng station, 41:252, 256
Lake Washington, Nicollet County, settlement, 33:318
Lake Whipple, Pope County. See Lake Minnewaska
Lake Wilmont, mill, 10:405
Lake Wilson, history, 16:130, 18:471
Lake Wilson Literary Society, 16:130
Lake Windigo, Star Island, Cass Lake, 48:109–110, 60:47
Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin, Indian villages, 23:346, 27:69
Lake Winnebagoshish band, Chippewa Indians, 5:145
Lake Winnibigoshish, Itasca and Cass counties (Upper Lake Winnipeg, Little Winnipeg)
and Chippewa Indians, 52:3, 5–6, 8–14
dams and reservoir, 52:1 (cover), 4–6, 8–9, 53:156, 54:118, 58:261
described, 1:526
exploration, 26:230
fishing, 23:330
located, 5:37
location, 4:386n
logging, 33:14
mission, 8:256, 20:80
Mississippi River confluence, 54:116–117
name, 20:343, 30:332
tourist camp, 59:219
trading post, 4:380n, 386, 11:258, 370, 20:72
Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba, 51:55, 55:377
altitude, 2:16
canoe route, 16:416–417, 29:133, 36:295–296, 37:31
described, 33:186
dog-team race, 42:284, 286, 288, 290
exploration, 47:208
fur trade, 8:187, 12:82, 18:390, 28:1–2, 40:174
geology, 2:178
Icelandic settlement, 17:344
mooring stone, 35:294
photography, 56:408
steamboating, 21:247, 261
Lake Winnipegosis, Manitoba, steamboating, 21:261
Lake Winnipeg Saulteaux, 51:159
Lake Winona, 45:131
Lakewood, St. Louis County, 47:193
forest fire, 48:272
post office, 34:186
pumping station depicted, 47:194
Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, 46:61, 65, 49:283, 291, 56:298
Lakier, Aleksandr Borisovich
views on Native Americans, 57:101
work reviewed, 48:86
Lakota, North Dakota, cycling clubs, 54:271
Lakota Indians
See also Dakota (Sioux) Indians; Oglala band, Dakota Indians; Sioux (Dakota) Indians; Teton band
autobiographies, 52:240–241, 55:232
battle, 49:254–255
Cheyenne River, 52:199
Crazy Horse sculpture project, 52:80
culture, 47:210, 48:132, 49:117–118, 120, 50:166
displacement, 50:213
Hunkpapa band, 49:164
leaders, 53:339–340
MHS consultants, 56:325
women, 50:128, 57:323–324
Lalemant, Jerome (Fr.), 15:171
author, 2:189, 13:250, 253–254, 264, 395, 15:161–162, 324, 16:199
missionary, 18:386
Lalor, F. (Pvt.), 45:137n, 140
La Magica Excelsior Washing Fluid & Bleach Co., 59:335–336, 60:77
Lamar, Howard R., work reviewed, 35:238
Lamar, Lucius Q. C., 18:125
La Mare (La Mar, Lamare), Seraphim, trader, 21:147, 46:176
Lamare-Picquot, Augustin, 57:101
Lamare-Picquot, F. V., naturalist, 28:180
letter, 5:228
A Scene among the Sioux, 6:273–277
sketch, 6:273
Lamarque, Sieur de, 13:209
Lamartine, steamboat, 37:310–311, 54:256
Lamb, Charles, settler, 48:27
Lamb, Charles R.
review by, 47:260
work reviewed, 49:340–341
Lamb, Chauncy, lumberman, 27:198
Lamb, John, labor commissioner, 21:381, 392, 22:388, 46:191, 57:396
Lamb, John M., 43:242
Lamb, Mrs. Elton, author/speaker, 16:362, 21:342
Lamb, Nettie L., 8:99
Lamb, P., author, 26:155
Lamb, R. E., work reviewed, 36:64
Lamb, Thomas, pork dealer, 26:114
Lamb, W. Kaye, author, 19:462, 24:43, 26:55, 27:37, 36:280, 42:71
review by, 46:79–80
speaker, 40:149
Lamb, Wessie T., translator, 42:71
Lambert, ----, St. Paul physician, 14:297
Lambert, Bernard J., author, 41:103
Lambert, David, lawyer, 7:116, 55:267, 272, 274, 276, 278
Lambert, E. S., author, 1:413
Lambert, George, petitioner, 49:186
Lambert, George C., memorial, 15:467
Lambert, Ira M., 24:106n
Lambert, J. B., composer, 44:127
Lambert, J. M., author, 4:91
Lambert, John, with Stevens expedition, 7:131
Lambert, LeClair G., work reviewed, 45:303
Lambert, Mrs. G. C., 1:328, 5:510, 609
Lambert, Ward (Piggy), basketball coach, 55:338–339
Lambert Lake, Ramsey County, acreage, 40:226n
Lamberton
bank, 46:78
farmers elevator depicted, 51:149
history, 2:54
Lutheran church, 15:481
Lamberton, Gretchen L., author, 38:244
Lamberton, Henry W., banker, 36:144, 39:90, 53:206
Lambert Township, Red Lake County, history, 38:204
Lambie, Morris B., author, 5:614, 17:206
review by, 8:286–288, 17:201–204
Lamborn, Robert H., railroad official, 37:97, 102
Lamborn Hotel, Bismarck, North Dakota, 33:56, 58
La Mer Douce. See Lake Huron
La Mer d'Ouest, trading area, 11:233, 261–262, 19:290
Lamere, Oliver, author, 4:82
Lameth, Alexander, 18:396
Lameth, Charles, 18:396
L'Amirant, Louis, voyageur, 16:161
Lamm, Stephen, businessman, 54:34
Lamme, Sophia W. Hickman (Mrs. David Steele), portrait discussed, 52:152–153
Lammers, Albert J., logging contractor, 29:145
Lammers, Charles A., 2:45–46
Lammers, Claude C., author, 14:438, 15:134
Lammers, Frederick, 56:218–221
Lammers, George A., logging contractor, 29:145
Lammers, L. F., attorney, 60:52
Lammers, Mrs. Frederick (Helen Nelson, Helena Christina Nilsson), pioneer, 56:218–221
Lammers Township, Beltrami County, name, 29:145
Lammon, L. D., author, 22:345
Lamon, Ward H., author, 27:335, 28:361
Lamont, Alex, steamboat captain, 10:423n
Lamont, Daniel, trader, 59:186, 195n
LaMont, J. B., career, 27:168
Lamont, Jane, Anglo-Dakota woman, 59:184–189, 194, 196n
Lamoose, Charles, settler, 35:31
LaMothe, Arthur (Rev.), speaker, 22:439
Lampard, Eric E., work reviewed, 39:31
Lampe, Arthur, speaker, 13:454, 25:158
Lampe, Simon (Fr.), missionary, 18:331, 23:402, 33:60
Lampert, Leonard, Jr., MHS president, 36:108, 240
Lamperti, Francesco, music teacher, 48:333
Lamphere, George N., Ojibway, 15:134, 56:455
Lampman, Clinton Parks, author/speaker, 21:103, 22:447
Lampman, H. S., speaker, 16:302
Lamppa, Marvin G., author, 48:96, 175
Lamprecht, K. G., 4:19
Lamprey, Jeannette R., author, 1:144, 297, 2:586
Lampson, Sir Curtis M., fur trade official, 34:103n
Lampson and Company. See C. M. Lampson and Company, London, England
Lamson, Chauncey, 5:449, 10:172n, 38:150–153
Lamson, Frank B., author, 16:499, 17:130, 242, 18:345, 19:470, 20:463, 24:383–384
Lamson, James B., author, 5:449
Lamson, John B., 30:393
Lamson, Mary L., 42:180, 185
Lamson, Nathan, 5:449, 10:172n, 38:150–153
Lamson, Peggy, author, 59:259–260
Lanahan, Frances Fitzgerald, editor, 37:184
Lancaster, Wisconsin
early printing, 15:16
history, 34:170
territorial newspapers, 56:228
Lanctot, Gustave, author/editor, 16:480, 23:185, 24:179
Land
See also Indian treaties; Preemption laws; Public lands; United States Land Office; United States land office; specific treaties
agricultural, 44:282–283, 46:84, 57:268–269
allotment, 53:339
Canada, 57:361–362
county seat forms, 57:330–343
Cuban Swedish-American colony, 56:288–289, 291–292, 294–297
cutover, 56:268, 278–279, 281, 285
developers, advertisements, 54:313
federal, 58:132, 134
Indian, 42:124, 44:47–49, 54, 86, 45:83–96, 102, 107, 46:48, 47:85, 48:158, 55:330, 56:158–159, 163–164, 168, 172, 174, 185, 201, 204, 57:4–19, 291, 321–322, 328, 58:60, 245
Minnesota, 53:216–224
Minnesota promotion, 42:215–224, 56:204, 208–209
native-white issues, 53:100–102
New Ulm platting, 56:345–350
parks, 44:85, 88–90, 58:44, 48–50
policies, 53:20, 35–36
Polish colonization companies, 58:19
preemption legalized, 56:169
prices, 49:163, 50:136–137, 142–146, 57:340, 391
promotion, advertisement depicted, 53:223
public, 44:178, 47:72, 212, 49:140–141
railroad promotions, 57:201
reform, 49:140, 148
speculation, 14:197–200, 39:85–92, 211, 261, 42:78, 134, 140, 46:51, 49:130–131, 141–143, 50:136–137, 140, 142, 52:133, 53:275, 55:321–322, 56:164–165, 235, 57:339, 343, 58:97, 99, 102, 150, 152
survey effects, 46:84
territorial promotion, 56:208–209
timber company leases, 56:264
U.S. policy, 42:75, 49:163, 218, 56:160–161, 58:257
warrants, 29:225–229, 52:242, 56:165
westward movement, 54:79
Wisconsin cutover, 56:354–355
World War II expropriations, 49:214–228
Land, Charles H., dentist, 42:150, 43:167, 173
Land, Elnora, 44:263
Land, Emory Scott (Jerry, Adm.), 43:167–168
Land, Evangeline Lodge. See Lindbergh, Evangeline Land (Lodge) (Mrs. Charles A., Sr.)
Landacre, Paul, artist, 54:95
Land Act, Canada, 57:361
Landberg, L. L., speaker, 23:390, 24:188
Land claim associations, 28:331
constitutions, 9:61
Minnesota, 9:60, 85–95, 116
procedures, 11:161–162, 14:137, 235
Sauk Valley, 9:311
Landelius, Otto R., work reviewed, 49:260
Lander, F. W., with Stevens expedition, 7:128–130, 133, 139
Lander, Frederick W. (Gen.), 25:29
Landers, J. C. (Col.), 11:457
Landers, Jill, photographer, 50:329
Landes, Ruth, anthropologist/author, 19:457, 45:97–98, 103, 105, 48:62, 51:238
work reviewed, 41:195–196, 299, 43:79
Land Exchange Commission, 44:90
Landin, Colin, author, 50:55
Landing, L. M., 9:423
Landis, Kenesaw Mountain, judge, 48:139, 146–148, 150, 152, 49:29, 75
baseball commissioner, 48:150n
Landis, Paul H., sociologist/author, 16:486, 52:262
Landis, R. E., reminiscences, 21:451
Landmann, ----, German immigrant, 12:126
Landmark Center, St. Paul, 46:254, 48:268, 55:302–304, 59:65
Land offices
Land O' Lakes Creameries, Inc.
See also Minnesota Cooperative Creameries Association
brand icon, 57:27–28
butter box and label depicted, 57:28
butter sales, 51:268
history, 15:482, 24:174, 27:168, 366, 29:158
marketing cooperative, 11:290, 17:348
Minneapolis, 44:286
Landon, Alfred M. (Alf), presidential candidate, 40:373, 53:287, 57:160 (facing)
Landon, C. G., 2:280
Landon, Fred, 12:427, 19:445
author, 25:178, 26:266, 28:366, 30:261
editor, 14:115
"Rev. Arthur E. Jones," 2:419
speaker, 26:178
work reviewed, 23:357, 25:272–274
Landon, Michael, actor, 57:292
Landon, R. H., author, 20:334, 21:424, 26:275
Land Ordinance Survey of 1785, 50:332, 52:121, 57:334
Landquist, John, translator, 37:266
Landres, Marie P., 8:35
Landrie, Jean B., 4:380n
Landrie, Joseph, 7:109
Landrigan, Jeremiah J., author, 4:467
Landry, Charles, 8:35
Landry (Landres), Charles, Jr., 8:49
Landscape, depicted, 53:184–185, 193, 195
Landscape architecture
Como Park, 58:1 (facing), 42, 49–51, 53
innovators, 58:128
preservation, 57:326
social role, 49:282
summer camps, 58:75
Twin Cities, 49:281–291
Landscape photography, history, 53:80
Land's End, Hennepin County, trading post, 10:306, 11:124, 376, 13:224
Landsverk, Halvor, woodcarver, 57:79
Landsverk, Ole G., author, 38:43, 41:104, 60:63
in runestone controversy, 45:151, 197–199, 48:177
work reviewed, 41:34–42, 343
Landy, J. R., journalist, 21:218, 23:403, 33:48
Lane, A. P., 2:25–26, 28–29n, 30, 16:492
Lane, A. T., author, 51:200
Lane, Anthony, photographer, 43:156
Lane, D. H., 16:492
Lane, Eugene E., 20:215
Lane, Franklin K., 1:336, 39:241–242, 251
Lane, Harriet, 45:92
Lane, Henry, senator, 45:266
Lane, James H., senator, 44:4
in Civil War, 19:387, 34:305
Lane, Joseph, senator, 35:94
Lane, Leslie C., Dr., 5:65
Lane, Michael, State Review Board secretary, 55:308
Lane, Mrs. Henry, 45:266, 271
Lane, Rose Wilder, author/editor, 23:122, 157, 38:198, 54:326
Lane, William Henry, 54:144
Lanegran, David A.
essayist, 57:435, 58:59
review by, 48:266–267
sociologist, 58:302
work reviewed, 47:39, 71, 48:310, 59:180
Lanesboro, Fillmore County, 44:93, 60:2
band, 40:324
banks, 15:112
depicted, 59:111, 115
early-20th century photography, 59:110–119
roadside park, 20:303
sketch, 5:395
Lanesburg Township, Le Sueur County, Lutheran church, 12:451
Lang, David, 44:105–106
Lang, Earl, speaker, 12:223n, 13:286, 289
Lang, Edward R., dramatist, 9:34
Lang, Frank S., author, 35:246
Lang, Harry, businessman, 60:30, 32–34
Lang, Helmer, work reviewed, 43:79
Lang, Mary E., speaker, 7:253
Lang, Mrs. Anton, 20:82
Lang, Mrs. George L., 3:464
Lang, Soul, businessman, 60:34
Lang, William L., author, 50:80
Langbein, Walter B., work reviewed, 34:306
Langdon, Cavour S., 50:9n
Langdon, Cottage Grove, 51:79
Langdon, Eleanor, composer, 44:134–135
Langdon, Robert B., contractor, 26:371, 35:70
career, 8:440
legislator, 45:232
Langdon, William C., work reviewed, 23:60
Langdon Butter and Cheese Factory Company, Cottage Grove, 50:221
methods, 27:114
organized, 17:311, 27:113
Langdon family, papers, 54:320
Langdown, A. (Sgt.), 44:199, 203
Lange, Dietrich, author, 4:81, 176, 13:108, 27:351, 36:75n, 57:289–290
papers, 24:356
work reviewed, 2:373
Lange, Dorothea, photographer, 51:241, 56:278
Lange, Lauritz M., papers, 14:101
Langeland, Knud, historian, 2:223n, 224, 372, 3:509–510, 22:68
Langeland, Nils P., Michigan pioneer, 2:226
Langen, Odin, politician, 52:290
Langen, William J., 13:450, 16:249
Langer, William L., senator, 41:282, 44:307, 48:92
Langevin, ----, voyageur, 28:13
Langevin, Edward, hotel owner, 14:300
Langford, Chloe Sweeting (Mrs. George), 33:6
Langford, Clara (Mrs. Nathaniel P., the first), 5:511, 33:4
Langford, Frances, singer, 44:108
Langford, George, 22:193
Langford, George, Jr., 1:155n, 210
Langford, Nathaniel P., II, 15:217, 16:60, 17:70, 20:50, 21:409, 22:45, 23:35
Langford, Nathaniel P., III, 22:193, 26:31
Langford, Nathaniel P. (the first), 1:156, 3:428, 36:279, 319, 43:70
career, 20:323
diary, 4:81
explorer, 23:282, 36:279, 38:58, 226, 39:262, 40:262
interest in Yellowstone area, 14:225, 230, 20:346, 23:383, 33:4, 37:134
MHS president, 21:35
papers, 5:511, 12:85, 20:432, 22:40, 23:40
sketches, 4:478, 5:469
Langford, Roy, Minneapolis nightclub owner, 59:98
Langford, Sam, professional boxer, 59:80–81
Langford family, genealogy, 22:193
Langham, Elias T., 5:410n
Indian agent, 14:423
postmaster, 40:82
Langhaug, Ole, 51:279
Langhei Township, Pope County, school, 30:401
Langlade, Charles de, trader, 17:196, 32:233, 47:27
in Revolutionary War, 20:8
Langland, Carl G., author, 34:128
Langland, Harold S., author, 34:265, 45:319–320n
Langley, Samuel P., aircraft designer, 48:50
Langmack, George A., speaker, 20:47
Lang Manufacturing Company, South St. Paul, 60:30, 32–34
Langmuir, Gavin, author, 46:273
Langola, Benton County, history, 11:96, 220
Langrishe Comedy Company, theatrical troupe, 28:110
Langsam, Miriam Z., work reviewed, 39:125
Langton, H. H., author/editor, 19:104, 25:200
Language
and Indian-white relations, 53:157–161, 164
Ojibwe anthologies, 58:124–125
Langum, Andrew, author, 8:447
Langum, Otto (Capt.), 18:148
Langum, Otto S., sheriff, 45:8–9, 50:4–5, 10–12, 14, 16, 51:223
mayoral candidate, 52:190
Languth, H. A., 7:183
Langworthy, Daniel A., Dr., author, 1:242
Langworthy, Solon, chiropractor, 59:205, 211n
Lanham Act, emergency housing, 56:57
Lanier, James, house, 29:72
Lankford, John, author, 39:171
Lankford, William C., congressman, 40:297
Lankton, Larry D., historian/author, 50:169, 56:463
work reviewed, 48:224–225, 52:239–240
Lanman, C. T., author, 14:358
Lanman, Charles, artist, 42:261, 46:70, 49:338
Lanman, Charles, author, 6:270, 12:219, 222, 19:217, 20:50, 391, 22:154–155n, 40:141
Lannestock, Gustaf, translator, 32:250, 34:163
L'Anniau, Pierre, trader, 12:368–369
La Noue, ----, 5:16n
La Noue, Zacharie R. de, explorer, 12:361
Lanpher, Finch, and Skinner, St. Paul, furriers, 48:121
Lanpher and Company, St. Paul, 33:2
Lanphere, George N., 5:548
Lanphier, Charles H., editor, 37:127
Lansdale, Richard H., Dr., 35:31
Lanse, Edmond, 44:281n
L'Anse, Michigan, mission, 15:122
L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland, Viking village, 56:123
L'Anse Reservation, Michigan, 53:163
Lansing, Abraham, 12:76
Lansing, Edward W., carpenter, 49:5
Lansing, Iowa, mail station, 40:87
Lansing, Jane, editor, 49:211
Lansing, Robert, 17:165, 38:314, 316
Lansky, Meyer, mobster, 56:405
Lantern slides, depicted, 53:168
Lantsheere, Viscount de, 11:343n, 12:97
Lantz, Charles E., editor, 22:447
Laos
Hmong art, 51:39
Hmong life, 53:252
Laotians
Buddhist ceremony depicted, 56:436
resettlement in United States, 55:182
LaPenotiere, Edward M., aircraft designer/aviator, 48:48, 54:332
La Perriere, Sieur de, explorer, 5:150, 13:439, 16:453, 18:233
Fort Beauharnois builder, 1:289, 8:206, 237–241
Minnesota expedition, 6:254, 362, 364–369
sketch, 5:501
Lapham, Frances, speaker, 29:274
Lapham, Increase A., author, 5:506, 19:124, 24:246
career, 21:429, 26:170
sketches, 2:283, 5:507
Lapham, Julia S., author, 4:79
La Pierre, J. W. B., Dr., 19:235
La Pierre a Affiler (Keeshkemun), Ojibway leader, 48:71n
Laplace, Pierre Simon de, 47:206
Laplanders (Sami). See Sami people
LaPlant, Mrs. W. H., 20:210
La Plant Company, millers, 11:280
LaPlante, Frank, farmer/beet grower, 58:377
La Pointe, Mrs. ----, 8:255
La Pointe, Pierre, interpreter, 21:27n
La Pointe Reservation, Wisconsin, 53:163
La Pointe (Wisconsin), Chippewa agency, 2:538n, 4:375n, 6:44, 12:190, 16:215, 24:165, 32:88–89, 46:46, 50:27
See also Madeline Island, Wisconsin; Wisconsin
1854 treaty, 52:280–281, 53:289, 55:255, 56:169
annuities, 56:185
censuses, 5:61, 20:452
described/depicted, 4:377n, 6:344, 19:96, 41:137, 43:183–184, 49:266
fishing and fisheries, 5:25n, 7:49, 46:45, 50
fur trade, 42:71, 125–126, 129–130, 133–134
Hampton Institute students, 51:87
history, 37:216, 42:315
Indian genealogy, 46:291
Indian payments, 16:216, 24:17–21
Indians, 41:138–139, 56:163
map, 49:268
mission, 5:304, 6:350–351, 353, 7:62, 64, 8:251–253, 9:414, 13:187, 195, 437, 15:122, 16:214, 17:96, 464, 18:47, 19:457, 21:73, 22:354, 33:185, 39:303, 308, 44:316, 45:21, 23–24, 27, 30, 49:265–266, 268, 272–273, 275, 279
pioneer life, 19:357
sketches, 5:612, 9:413
surveyed, 19:37–39
trading post, 4:370n, 376, 7:26, 28, 8:364n, 9:287–288, 11:385, 12:356–357, 380, 19:41, 32:186, 226–227, 229, 231, 233, 236, 238n, 35:154, 52:223, 54:375
treaty, 34:177, 39:309, 43:175–185, 45:23, 26, 46:48
Laporte, history, 16:494
La Potherie, sieur de, author, 2:189
Lappako, Tobey, labor leader, 52:117
Lappala, Milma (Mrs. Risto), pioneer pastor, 25:324
Lappala, Risto, pioneer pastor, 25:324
Lappe, Frances Moore, 51:324
Lappegaard, Ray, review by, 44:190–191
Lapps, journals, 54:376
Laprairie, ----, trader, 28:155, 225, 227, 229, 232
LaPrairie, Joseph, fur trader, 46:176, 47:120, 52:40, 55:57
Laprairie, Mrs. ----, 28:226
Larance, Thomas, petitioner, 49:186
Larance (Larence), Jacques, guide, 28:6, 10
Laraway, Perrine and Company, Minneapolis, plow factory, 24:297
Lardner, Ring, author, 39:35, 54:329 (facing), 56:9, 14
La Ribourde, Gabriel de (Fr.), 20:68
Larimore, Newel G., bonanza farmer, 32:112
Larimore, North Dakota
cycling clubs and racetrack, 54:271
railroad, 41:356
Larimore Township, Grand Forks County, North Dakota, 5:299
Larkin, Arthur, college football player, 59:162
Larkin, Edmund, 12:453
Larkin, Floyd, speaker, 19:233
Larkin, James, 51:139
Larkin, Mrs. A. E., 15:224
Larkin, Oliver W., author, 31:55
Larkin, Sarah, work reviewed, 20:73
Larkin, Thomas O., 4:53
Larkins, S. G., 9:196
Lark Toy Museum, Kellogg, 58:64
Larned, Benjamin F., paymaster, 42:103, 109–110
Larned, Horatio H., author, 5:394, 6:386, 7:179
Larned, Mrs. William L., 6:386, 7:179
Larned, William L., 6:386, 7:179, 38:228
La Rock, Alexander, Hampton Institute student, 51:83, 87, 90–92
La Rock, Robert B., author, 18:452
La Rocque, ----, trader, 22:288
Larocque, Baptiste, petitioner, 49:186
Larocque, Charles, metis depicted, 49:179
LaRocque, Emma, author, 51:160
Larocque, Francois-Antoine, author, 49:343
Larocque, Joseph, petitioner, 49:186
La Ronde, sieur de, 8:104
La Roque, Henri, trader, 17:440, 442
Larpenteur, Auguste Louis, 1:238, 407, 543, 2:278, 283, 4:69, 8:279, 48:127, 61:34–35
author, 4:172, 9:323
entrepreneur, 56:240
family, 14:438
hunting rifle depicted, 56:240
merchant, 7:100, 19:378
and Old Settlers Association, 61:30
pioneer, 11:322, 14:289, 17:213, 40:148
trader, 55:48
Larpenteur, Charles, author, 15:353, 429, 38:199
autobiography, 48:127
trader, 37:262, 40:314
Larpenteur, E. L., stock raiser, 22:255
Larpenteur, Eugene N., 4:453, 5:162, 14:289
Larpenteur, Francis B., diary, 4:69
Larpenteur, J. D., artist, 22:333
Larpenteur, James D., 5:162, 8:433
Larpenteur, L. B., cholera victim, 14:289–290
Larpenteur, Mrs. Auguste L., 4:453
Larrabee, Charles H. (judge), in Minnesota, 28:323
Larrabee, ---- (Maj.), 18:401
Larrowe Milling Company, 34:204
Larry Ho, pseud. See Hodgson, Laurence C.
Larsen, Andreas R., artist, 57:74
Larsen, Arthur J., 10:74, 23:6, 149, 46:140
"Admission to the Union," 14:156–165
"The Air Transport Command," 26:1–18
author, 12:430, 13:112, 14:347, 23:187, 27:340, 45:303
career, 26:64, 27:46, 28:298
doctorate recipient, 19:209
"Early Dakota Newspapers," 15:200–202
"Early Transportation," 14:149–155
editor, 13:438, 15:462, 44:314
historian, 56:192
"How the Junior Historians Work," 28:160–166
MHS reports, 21:33–46, 22:35–46, 23:35–45, 27:21–28, 28:45–53
MHS superintendent, 20:322, 21:53, 30:326–328, 46:138, 140
military service, 23:268, 24:58, 25:73, 30:329
newspaper curator, 11:46, 288, 16:55
professor, 37:41
resignation, 29:47
return to MHS, 26:367
reviews by, 11:309, 12:310, 13:302–304, 16:463, 17:322–324, 328, 457, 18:433–435, 19:201, 205, 441, 20:61–63, 23:61, 25:276, 29:342, 30:251, 36:96, 37:302, 43:116, 45:301, 47:73–74
"Roads and the Settlement of Minnesota," 21:225–244
"Roads in the Minnesota Triangle," 11:387–411
speaker, 10:199, 304, 13:73, 195, 14:213, 328, 15:107, 16:65, 17:317, 21:49, 290, 22:50, 341, 23:48, 90, 27:145, 166
"Theodore C. Blegen and the Minnesota Historical Society," 20:287–295
work reviewed, 16:76–78
Larsen, David, Dakota leader, 53:26, 225–227
"Some Native Thoughts on the Quincentennial," 53:25–31
Larsen, Erling, author, 34:358, 35:99, 41:104
speaker, 37:40, 40:368
work reviewed, 36:100
Larsen, Ernest T., author, 29:87
Larsen, Gilbert I., 29:4
Larsen, Hanna A., author, 5:69, 8:105, 20:412
Larsen, John, Mormon missionary, 36:288
Larsen, John G., Episcopal minister, 15:363
Larsen, Karen, author, 11:103, 18:199, 432, 19:337, 20:293, 29:288, 30:65
reviews by, 19:331, 29:255
speaker, 17:110, 18:324
translator, 7:279
work reviewed, 17:457
Larsen, Lawrence H., author, 36:280
Larsen, Mel, author, 37:42
Larsen, Peter L. (Laur, Peter Laurentius), Lutheran pastor, 11:103, 14:349, 356, 17:457, 18:199, 20:293, 50:300
Larsen, Robert, horse owner, 41:381–382
Larsen, Ruth M., research assistant, 27:340, 28:47
Larsen, Selma Press (Mrs. Arthur J.)
author, 16:358
editor, 26:278
editorial assistant, 11:443
speaker, 15:107
"Sporting Magazines," 16:187–191
Larson, ----, 8:132
Larson, Agnes M., author, 16:108, 17:334, 18:203, 19:207, 24:370, 28:331, 31:13, 34:263, 37:134, 43:164, 50:66
"On the Trail of the Woodsman," 13:349–366
reviews by, 14:209, 19:197
speaker, 13:283, 14:213, 345, 443, 15:244, 16:212, 234, 236, 17:313, 18:335, 27:267
"When Logs and Lumber Ruled Stillwater," 18:165–179
work reviewed, 30:242, 42:38–39, 60:339
Larson, Alice, author, 34:43
Larson, Andreas, 6:372
Larson, Andrew, farmer, 22:446
Larson, Andrew, speaker, 16:305
Larson, Anna J., author, 12:103, 339, 497
Larson, Bruce L., 57:435
author, 43:275, 55:136
"Barnstorming with Lindbergh," 52:230–238
historian, 46:308, 342, 52:125, 58:13
"Lindbergh's Return to Minnesota, 1927," 42:141–152
"Little Falls Lawyer," 43:158–174
review by, 43:277–278
work reviewed, 43:312
Larson, Carl J., 4:65
Larson, Cedric, author, 21:200, 29:82
Larson, Constant, 1:410, 5:266, 574, 15:135, 16:240, 17:121
author, 19:356
editor, work reviewed, 2:85–88
speaker, 10:461, 13:73, 278, 16:365
Larson, Donn, author, work reviewed, 59:267–268
Larson, Don W., business historian, 57:89
Larson, Douglas E., "Private Alfred Gales: From Slavery to Freedom," 57:274–283
Larson, Edgar J. D. (Capt.), author, 24:369
editor, work reviewed, 3:454
Larson, Edwin, restaurateur, 54:309
Larson, Elsye D. D., author, 34:315, 36:193
Larson, Emma M., 3:223
Larson, Esther E., compiler, 39:81
Larson, F. J. A.
author, 11:337, 12:340
career, 20:457
speaker, 18:110, 335
Larson, Ferdie L., 14:427
Larson, Frank, 42:146
Larson, Frank Louis, Union soldier. See Lewis, Frank (Pvt.)
Larson, Fred, 43:168
Larson, G. E., businessman, 56:296–297
Larson, Gordon R., house, 38:343
Larson, Gustaf, 7:366
Larson, Henrietta M., 18:316
author, 5:463, 13:330, 17:111, 19:207, 23:53, 24:69, 26:163, 29:192, 30:64
editor, 11:103
"The 'John B. Alley'", 19:193–196
review by, 10:332
reviews by, 16:78–80, 29:156–158
speaker, 13:327
translator, 10:67
work reviewed, 8:181–183, 18:76–79
Larson, Hilding, 23:298
Larson, Ida, speaker, 27:362
Larson, Ingabret, 11:321
Larson, J. Edor, author, 34:175
Larson, J. Edward (Rev.), author, 10:461
Larson, J. P., establishment of cooperative, 15:486
Larson, Kenneth, 26:291
Larson, L. O., author, 10:97
Larson, Lars, 2:242
Larson, Laurence M., 6:442, 17:463, 18:41, 21:304
author, 4:182, 5:312, 6:304, 403, 8:435, 16:108, 17:90, 20:293, 21:303, 24:257
"The Kensington Rune Stone," 17:20–37
Kensington stone estimate, 17:167, 169–173, 176–179, 181, 183, 185, 187
review by, 8:86, 13:182–184
speaker, 6:301, 15:119, 17:109, 18:324
work reviewed, 18:431–433, 21:64–68
Larson, Lewellyn W., legislator, 44:91
Larson, Lewis, speaker, 29:274
Larson, Lorayne, 13:279, 15:246, 17:356, 21:335
Larson, Louis, 8:267
Larson, Louis, Nobles County pioneer, 16:368
Larson, Louis, Willmar pioneer, 20:360, 21:341
Larson, Louis, Wisconsin pioneer, 24:176
Larson, Marjorie S., author, 21:456
Larson, Mathilda, 8:268
Larson, Maurice, mail carrier, 48:111
Larson, Morten, 10:284
Larson, Mrs. Laurence M., 21:68
Larson, Mrs. M. A., 12:185
Larson, Mrs. Oscar, speaker, 29:363
Larson, Nels, farmer, 29:14
Larson, O. J., attorney
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