–Index

B. B. Inman, tugboat, 54:219
Baardsson, Ivar, 17:175
Baasen, Francis, 14:245–246, 25:343

letter, 33:126
politician, 28:27, 28:36, 45:112

Babbett, A. W. (Col..), 27:6
Babbit, St. Louis County

See also Mesabi Range
company mining town, 19:464, 36:192, 38:204, 48:95n
iron mine, 5:240, 59:295
taconite plant, 33:283, 33:355, 34:269–283, 37:42, 39:163, 59:300

Babbitt, Franc E., 16:1
Babbitt, Kurnal R., judge, 34:280
Babbitt, Mrs. William, 57:112
Babbitt, William D., abolitionist, 57:107–110, 57:112–113, 57:116–117, 57:119–120
Babcock, Amy, 23:104
Babcock, C. Merton, author, 31:53, 37:88
Babcock, Charles F., newspaper editor, 56:206
Babcock, Charles M., highway commissioner, 12:84, 13:380, 25:379, 26:1, 26:42, 26:44, 51:228

author, 13:115
career, 11:215
memorial, 26:43, 29:85

Babcock, Earle J., author, 5:316
Babcock, Emily A., translator, 14:15
Babcock, Frank, speaker, 20:210
Babcock, James F. (Col.), journalist, 14:440, 15:62, 15:417

"Rails West," 34:133–143

Babcock, Joseph W., lumberman, Kasota mill, 11:171, 11:181–182, 12:104
Babcock, Kendric C., 12:304

author, 2:221, 2:234
speaker, 11:213
work reviewed, 1:270–274

Babcock, L. W., career, 28:73
Babcock, Laura, 22:107
Babcock, Lorenzo A., author, 14:164, 14:183n, 14:186, 14:188n

editor, 39:45
lawyer, 35:363
MHS founder, 20:367, 46:131, 61:25

Babcock, Mrs. Charles M., author, 17:241
Babcock, Mrs. George, speaker, 20:355
Babcock, Stephen M., 19:152

career, 12:99
cream tester invention, 19:227, 27:118, 27:121, 30:248, 30:371

Babcock, Willoughby (Gen.), in Civil War, 5:375
Babcock, Willoughby M., Jr., 2:575, 3:223, 11:47, 11:314, 12:188, 13:293, 16:60, 17:347, 20:189, 21:229n, 27:140, 30:42, 30:323, 37:43

author, 4:180, 4:289, 5:60, 5:278–280, 5:374–375, 5:455, 5:464, 5:524, 6:68, 6:290, 6:404, 7:175, 7:252, 8:199, 9:402, 10:48, 11:202, 11:214, 13:317, 14:98, 14:434, 15:462, 16:331, 16:484, 17:61, 18:459, 20:43, 20:430, 21:44, 21:182, 22:83, 22:432, 23:367, 24:163, 24:242, 25:43, 26:38, 27:142, 28:77, 30:156, 30:175, 34:316, 35:22n, 35:204, 35:340, 40:42
"Contributions to the Historical Society of Montana," 5:357
curator, 56:395–396, 56:459
depicted, 46:139
editor, 2:481–568, 7:54–61, 8:61–74, 11:161–184, 12:316
"Gateway to the Northwest," 35:249–262
"The Goodhue Press," 3:291–294
Goodhue printing press and, 56:396–397
"Highways and History," 13:377–384
"Historic Markers and Monuments in Minnesota," 11:25–35
"Hunting History by Automobile," 16:192–195
interview, 20:189
"Louis Provencalle," 20:259–268
MHS reports, 15:75–85, 16:63–69
MHS staff member, 42:84, 46:136, 47:31
"A Minnesota Banner Stone," 7:152
"Minnesota Local Historical Activity in 1933," 15:69–74
"Minnesota's Frontier," 38:274–286
"Minnesota's Indian War," 38:93–98
"The Museum Car of the Columbia River Historical Expedition," 7:248
North Dakota Historical Collections, vol. 5, 6:196
"Pictorial Source Material," 15:439–444
quoted, 13:73
reviews by, 2:572, 3:32, 3:87–88, 3:295, 4:47, 4:259, 4:442, 5:137, 5:213, 5:353, 5:492, 7:164–167, 8:92, 8:288, 8:290, 9:159–161, 10:328–329, 10:440, 12:75, 13:190, 24:159, 34:205, 36:234, 40:139
"The St. Croix Valley," 17:276–287
"A School Museum," 6:375–377
"Sioux versus Chippewa," 6:41–45
South Dakota Historical Collections, vol. 2, 5:135
speaker, 3:221, 3:304, 3:368, 4:21, 4:54, 4:62, 4:161, 4:175, 4:272, 4:342, 5:59, 5:120, 5:142–144, 5:222, 5:303, 5:372–374, 5:424, 5:427, 5:454–455, 5:500, 5:588, 5:605–606, 6:67–68, 6:200–201, 7:51, 7:83, 7:195, 7:254, 7:258, 7:261, 7:285, 7:300, 7:358, 8:54, 8:96, 8:191–192, 8:275, 8:293, 8:438, 9:51, 9:66, 9:299, 9:401, 10:199, 10:201, 10:302, 10:336, 10:459, 11:93, 13:345, 14:211, 14:213, 14:344, 15:107, 15:310, 15:342, 16:63, 17:64, 18:61, 18:274, 18:464, 21:47, 21:82, 21:217, 22:47, 22:291, 23:47, 24:349, 29:178
"The State Fair Exhibit," 7:342–344
"With Ramsey to Pembina," 38:1–10

Babcock Company, Chicago, 50:176
Babes in Toyland, rock group, 58:30
Babe the Blue Ox

See also Bunyan, Paul
monument, 53:265, 54:310–311
postage stamp, 55:117

Babies Home of St. Paul, 3:143, 52:117
Baby, F. G., judge, 5:306
Baby Boomers, 60:154–155
Baby Collection, 3:297, 5:306, 5:562n–563n
Bach, Cile M., author, 39:342
Bach, P.D.Q. (Peter Schickele), quoted, 60:200
Bache, Alexander D., 19:96, 49:128
Bache, Soren:

author, 9:187
diary reviewed, 33:85
newspaper owner, 2:585
Norwegian pioneer, 24:348

Bachel, Debbie, 62:22
Bachelder, Francis L., labor activist, 57:389–391, 57:396, 57:402
Bachelder, John B., papers, 41:199
Bachmann, Charles W., musician, 34:242
Bachmann, E. Theodore, author, 24:373
Bachmann, Elizabeth M., author, 25:92, 26:153, 28:331, 29:264, 30:157, 31:191, 36:151, 36:193, 37:86, 37:223, 40:361

"Minnesota Log Marks," 26:126–137
reviews by, 34:308, 36:235

Bachmann, Karl, German immigrant, 62:100
Bachmann, Karl (Charles), Carver County pioneer, 25:184, 26:66
Bachmann, Mrs. Karl, 26:66
Bachner Brothers, Minneapolis, gun manufacturers, 33:307
Bachrach, Marion, congressional secretary, 54:14
Bachtle, Carrie A., 23:390
Bacig, Tom, work reviewed, 48:268
Back, Ima, author, 9:310
Backaws, Ernst, prisoner of war, 54:122
Backes, David, author, 58:124, 58:192

work reviewed, 53:289, 56:144–145

Backes, William J., author, 3:235
Backland, Jonas W., 29:324
Backlund, Erik Arvid, sculptor, 55:370
Backlund, Jonas Oscar, author, 15:235, 34:43, 34:172

translator, 32:49
work reviewed, 37:177

Backlund, Oscar, quoted, 60:162
Backnumber, Benjamin, pseud. See Talman, John
Backstrom, Charles, 52:36
Backstrom, Charles H. review by, 37:84

work reviewed, 39:257

Backus, Carrie Haskins, school principal, 60:264
Backus, Clinton J., 3:222, 3:227
Backus, David, 3:222, 3:227
Backus, Edward W., lumberman, 24:247, 26:135–136, 27:300n, 27:302, 31:183, 42:172, 43:131, 44:25, 46:34, 49:33, 58:124, 58:130

log mark, 26:135

Backus, Electa, teacher, 7:302, 8:274
Backus, Electus (Capt.), Fort Snelling commander, 7:266n, 21:170, 32:97
Backus, Elizabeth, teacher, 35:102, 35:104, 56:309
Backus, Mrs. George J., sculptor, 20:413–415
Backus, William, minister, 52:191
Backus-Brooks Lumber Company, Minneapolis, 24:247, 29:140, 47:142–143, 47:152
Backus Line, logging railroad, 27:300n
Bacon, Don H., mine president, 35:338, 40:412, 52:251
Bacon, Emma, 35:101
Bacon, Jerome A., mill owner, 39:5
Bacon, John M. (Gen.), 24:146, 50:269, 50:271–272, 50:274–275

in Leech Lake uprising, 3:279–289

Bacon, Myrtle, author, 28:384
Bacon, Paul V., author, 47:177
Bacon, Peggy, artist, 44:245, 44:247n, 44:251n
Bacon, Robert, biography, 5:462
Bacon, William, 12:339
Bad Axe Lake, Camp Wilderness, 58:71
Bad Axe River, Wisconsin, battle, 8:102, 9:357, 12:160, 17:296, 33:116, 39:339, 52:291
Badboy, Ella, 16:321
Bad Boy, Ojibway leader, 50:203n, 53:108
Bader, Arno, author, 18:215
Bader, Donald (son of Christine and Louis), 60:29
Bader, Dorothy (daughter of Christine and Louis), 60:29
Bader, Louis, railroad brakeman, 60:28–29
Bader, Mary Christine, "St. Paul's First Union of Garment Workers," 60:26–39
Badger:

Lutheran churches, 22:349–350
townsite, 24:326

Badger, Joseph (Rev.), papers, 4:73
Badger, Samuel, drummer boy, 60:169 (cover), 60:169 (facing)
Badger, Sioux Indian, murdered, 24:21
Badger, steamboat, 34:14
Badger, The (Neekaa) Sioux Indian, 2:539n
Badger, William, aviator, 54:336
Bad Hail, Sioux leader, 28:312, 30:215n, 59:192
Badham, James, Cutlerite, 13:387
Bad Heart Buffalo, Amos, Sioux artist, 19:218
Bad Heart Bull, Amos, artist, 41:337
Badlands, South Dakota, 42:194

archaeology, 33:131
natural history, 53:39

Badoura Township, Hubbard County, history, 18:469
Bad River, Ashland County, Wisconsin, 23:242

Chippewa/Ojibway reservation, 35:235, 43:176, 43:179, 43:181, 43:183, 54:376

Bad Track, Lyon County, election precinct, 14:250–251
Bae, Ruby, depicted, 53:173
Baeder, John, work reviewed, 46:127
Baekkestad, Erling, 21:86
Baensch, Emil, author, 15:355
Baer, Abel, songwriter, 45:194
Baer, Frank W., career, 12:322
Baer, Jerome, 20:314
Baer, John Miller, cartoonist, 38:304, 38:306

work depicted, 51:1 (cover)

Baer, Paul, county commissioner, 59:324
Baerwald, Thomas J., author, 51:281
Baeton & Corinsky, Olmsted County, mill, 40:126
Bagby, Albert M., musician, 23:281
Bagley:

birth control clinics, 54:362
incorporated, 20:101
land office, 22:109
Lutheran church, 17:235
newspaper, 29:356
stage station, 23:29

Bagley, E. R., author, 24:262
Bagley, Marion M., author, 31:59
Bagley, Sarah G., telegrapher, 38:242
Bagley, Summer C., logger, 29:144
Bagley, William, chaplain, 49:76
Bagley, William, Dr., speaker, 19:316
Bagley, William C., author, 12:418
Bah-dway-we-dung (George White), Ojibway, 50:271–275
Bahl, Erold G., pilot, 52:231
Bahmer, Robert H., 12:425, 29:259, 36:218

archivist, 40:360, 46:341, 57:243
author, 21:202, 22:82, 24:361, 35:51, 36:217, 36:219, 36:227–228
"Clark Papers," 36:219–227
review by, 22:78–80
speaker, 34:360, 36:196

Bahr, Charles, actor, 32:166
Bailer, C. H., 19:232, 20:214
Bailey, A. C., 12:106
Bailey, Bernadine, work reviewed, 34:41
Bailey, Beth L., social historian, 51:127
Bailey, C. H., author/speaker, 19:227, 27:80
Bailey, Caroline P., 20:58
Bailey, Clyde M., educator, 38:385
Bailey, Esther Z., compiler, 35:334
Bailey, Everett H., 1:27, 2:374, 2:376, 3:415, 4:31, 5:431–432, 6:28, 8:59, 9:58, 20:44, 20:58–60, 21:96

bank president, 59:231, 59:233
MHS treasurer, 11:54–55, 14:78, 16:68, 17:70, 18:67, 19:69
speaker, 6:27, 7:49, 8:58

Bailey, Florence, 59:232
Bailey, Frances, 21:45
Bailey, Francis P., 20:58
Bailey, George R., author, 11:328, 31:134, 36:81
Bailey, Hiram S. (Capt.), military commissioner, 1:468, 6:360

in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:110n

Bailey, Joel, surveyor, 15:223
Bailey, John W., 45:39

reviews by, 44:234–235, 52:164

Bailey, L. H., lawyer, 29:356
Bailey, Liberty H., botanist, 35:244
Bailey, Mary, 23:104

speaker, 16:125, 21:110, 21:339, 23:399, 27:78, 27:146

Bailey, Mrs. Everett H., 20:58
Bailey, Mrs. Henry J., speaker, 19:119, 26:93, 26:395, 28:380
Bailey, Mrs. L. H., 4:297
Bailey, Richard, 23:371, 47:17

colonizer, 47:16–19, 47:21–22, 47:24–25
Furness colony promotion, 10:140–142

Bailey, Ronald T., author, 56:148
Bailey, Sherman C., depicted, 43:131
Bailey and Primrose, St. Paul, mattress makers, 15:190
Bailey Nurseries, 58:247
Baillair, Louis, trader, 22:281
Baille, James, Jr., 31:238
Bailleul, Jan, sculptor, 18:238
Baillif, Ernest A., translator, 5:62
Baillif, J. O., papers, 26:156
Baillif, Jean P. P., author, 5:62
Baillif, Matilda Pepin, translator, 5:62, 10:77, 10:449, 26:156
Baillif, Matilda V., author, 11:110, 13:116, 15:37, 26:156, 51:208
Baillif, Mrs. Rene. See McLeod, Janet
Baillif, Rene, farmer/businessman, 60:231
Baillif family:

genealogy, 11:110
papers, 26:156

Bailly, Alexis

See also Bailly (Bailly de Messien) family
businessman, 58:411
depicted, 62:55
farmer, 14:387
justice of the peace, 32:72
land acquired from Dakota leaders, 62:8
papers, 3:375, 5:61, 5:307, 6:408, 7:36, 7:40, 7:180, 11:444, 16:70, 16:73, 20:263–265, 23:272, 25:182, 25:383, 46:288
Pike Island and Pelagie Faribault's claims, 62:55
slaveholder, 25:202
trader, 1:422n, 4:176, 4:467, 5:41, 5:224, 5:409, 6:255, 8:178, 8:293, 8:350, 8:353–354, 8:356–357, 11:225, 11:383, 13:224, 21:24, 21:119n, 23:94, 29:1, 36:264, 37:191, 40:262, 41:227, 42:126, 42:128, 42:136, 52:223–224, 52:226–229, 56:182
treaty commissioner, 32:74

Bailly, Charles P., 4:176
Bailly, Edward C., author, 10:449, 31:59

author, 32:59, 34:131, 34:313

Bailly, H. G.:

townsite owner, 37:191
trader, 17:278

Bailly, Honore-Gratien-Joseph, 12:431
Bailly, Joseph, trader, 11:324, 21:118n, 22:76, 31:59, 52:227

genealogy, 32:59
in legal case, 21:117–148

Bailly, Joseph P., 25:383
Bailly, Julia C., author, 6:72, 6:294, 8:358
Bailly, Lucy Faribault, 8:353, 8:357, 52:228, 62:55
Bailly, Marie, 11:324, 22:76
Bailly de Messein, Charles-Francois, 12:431
Bailly de Messein, Michel, 12:431
Bailly de Messein, Nicholas, 12:431
Bailly (Bailly de Messien) family, 10:449, 14:438

in fiction, 22:76
genealogy, 11:324, 12:86, 12:431, 25:383, 31:59, 32:59, 34:313

Baily, Mrs. Henry J., 20:99
Bain, Aitkin County, forest fire, 48:272
Bainbridge, Alexander G. (Buzz), 41:158, 47:179

labor leader, 39:97
mayor, 41:159–160, 42:10–11, 50:107, 51:238
theater manager, 48:208

Bainbridge, John, author, 27:353
Bainbridge, K. T., physicist, 60:176
Bainbridge Theater, Minneapolis, 9:38, 51:238
Baird, Absalom (Gen.), Union officer, 38:272
Baird, Duncan H., author, 21:416, 42:239
Baird, E. C., 41:307n
Baird, Etta, 55:190
Baird, James W., mill owner, 44:166
Baird, John B., 49:29
Baird, Julian B., 20:50, 41:274

author, 34:42
MHS treasurer, 20:51, 23:50, 24:57, 25:55, 26:45, 29:97–98, 30:88

Baird, P. D., author, 26:274
Baird, Sarah G.:

diary, 17:467, 18:47
Granger, 30:254

Baird, Spencer F., commissioner of Fish and Fisheries (U.S.), 1:200, 51:40, 57:309
Baird, W. David, churchman, 50:216
Baird, W. J., 44:166
Bajus, John (Rev.), 24:73
Bakeless, John, author, 32:64, 35:291

reviews by, 32:45, 33:301
work reviewed, 32:111

Bakeman, Mary Hawker, 54:287

compiler, 55:184
editor, 57:439
"The Oldest House in St. Paul," 61:24–35
"State Auditor's Records," 60:340 (facing)
work reviewed, 53:168, 53:211, 60:44, 60:82–83, 61:86

Baker, A. P., author, 10:357
Baker, Alexander:

pioneer, 17:364, 30:407, 31:184
sketch, 10:223

Baker, Amanda, house, 38:344–345
Baker, Benjamin F., trader, 4:421–422, 4:435, 8:194, 10:389, 11:372–373, 17:210, 20:122, 20:127, 21:83, 21:168n, 28:283, 35:24–25, 40:30, 42:128, 42:130, 59:196n, 60:220

house, 21:167
mill owner, 17:283

Baker, Bineshi, drum maker, 57:214
Baker, C. C., speaker, 29:275, 29:362
Baker, Carlos, editor, 48:86
Baker, Charles D., 5:94, 14:357
Baker, Charles E., author, 34:120
Baker, Charles H., 3:145, 8:129n

"Lake Itasca," 13:164–166

Baker, Clara, actress, 28:113
Baker, Daniel A. J.:

teacher, 7:115
territorial delegate, 56:74
town established, 9:189

Baker, Edward, Oregon senator, 35:94
Baker, Elder, 19:133
Baker, Eliza Wardell, 54:230
Baker, F. A., depicted, 42:184
Baker, F. D., 27:361
Baker, G. E., 8:158, 8:171
Baker, George L., railroad executive, 35:35
Baker, Gerard, work reviewed, 50:332
Baker, Harold, judge, 59:210
Baker, Helen B., author, 9:312
Baker, Helen M., speaker, 16:306
Baker, Howard, homesteader, 38:134, 41:247
Baker, Isaac P., steamboat owner, 38:236
Baker, J. Wayne, work reviewed, 44:160
Baker, Jack, artist, 57:24
Baker, James H. (Gen.), 10:211, 44:5, 45:238, 50:196

author, 3:529, 5:41, 5:43
newspaper publisher, 15:89, 18:337
poet, 16:81
politician, 28:27, 32:140, 32:145, 36:114–115, 37:326, 37:328–329
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:280
speaker, 12:226, 41:11
surveyor, 46:134

Baker, Jennie, author/speaker, 13:454, 15:372, 17:124
Baker, Jocelyn, author, 17:345
Baker, John A., 58:101
Baker, Joseph Stannard, land agent, 23:164, 25:396, 38:345
Baker, Leone, photographer's assistant, 59:114
Baker, Lewis, editor, 21:335, 29:361, 39:330

editor, 39:331–332

Baker, Mrs. James H., 3:529
Baker, Mrs. Zula B., author, 10:355
Baker, Nathaniel (Adj. Gen.), 46:323–325
Baker, Newton D., secretary of war, 50:15–17, 55:296, 62:109
Baker, O. E., author, 9:413, 18:102
Baker, Ray S. (David Grayson, pseud.), 39:271

reformer, 14:200
work reviewed, 23:164

Baker, Robert O., author, 39:173, 43:315, 47:336

work reviewed, 42:315, 46:127, 48:227, 50:336

Baker, Roy A., author, 14:358, 16:369, 16:497
Baker, Russell, contractor, 54:63
Baker, S. M., letters, 22:192
Baker, Theodore, anthropologist, 34:161
Baker, Tracey, author, 46:168, 47:259

"Ethnic St. Paul," 60:208
reviews by, 48:228, 49:80

Baker, Virginia, 22:340
Baker, William B., Sr., drum maker, 49:36–37
Baker, William E., author, 24:356
Baker, William H., dancing teacher, 46:246, 48:87
Baker, Willis, horse breeder, 26:120n
Baker family:

genealogy, 56:304
musicians, 22:114, 22:118–120, 26:53, 29:265

Baker's settlement, 8:38n
Bakers Union No. 21, 21:387
Baker v. Carr, 45:231
Bakery industry, development, 5:365
Bakke, S., 14:54
Bakken, Earl, businessman, 48:352, 60:156
Bakken, Henry H., editor, 24:258
Bakken, Ole, log cabin, 37:64
Bakken, Reidar, 54:374
Balalaika Orchestra (Red Star Orchestra), 57:230, 57:234
Balassone, Alfonso. See Bellson, Albert
Balaton:

high-school basketball, 55:340
Methodist church, 12:103

Balcom, Magdalene, WAC, World War II, 60:269
Balcom, Thomas W.:

"Tale of Two Towers," 49:19–28
work reviewed, 49:39

Balcomb, A., 11:453
Balcombe, John L., Dr., 21:329
Balcombe, St. Andre D., 14:158

legislator, 43:241
Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) agent, 37:327, 38:360, 38:362, 39:229–230, 39:233, 39:239–240, 61:154

Bald, F. Clever, author, 18:325, 34:355, 35:154

review by, 35:199
speaker, 36:36
work reviewed, 34:206–207

Bald Eagle Lake, acreage, 40:226n
Bald Hill, North Dakota, trading post, 11:380
Baldinger, Wallace S., author, 26:73
Bald Island. See Prairie Island, Mississippi River
Baldoon, Canada, 2:31, 5:404
Baldwin, Benjamin C., engineer, 3:305

papers, 16:71

Baldwin, Cameron L., author, 27:69
Baldwin, Clara, 3:305
Baldwin, Clara F., author, 23:386, 27:71
Baldwin, Herbert A., 5:265, 5:275, 5:277
Baldwin, J. W., labor leader, 55:211
Baldwin, Leland D., author, 9:304

work reviewed, 23:61

Baldwin, M. W., author/politician, 1:372, 39:105n

papers, 1:375

Baldwin, Margaret, sketch, 8:208
Baldwin, Marie L. B., 10:339, 10:343
Baldwin, Mark, author, 10:359
Baldwin, Mathew, philanthropist, 55:142
Baldwin, Mathias, judge, 37:166–167, 51:230
Baldwin, May, 5:308
Baldwin, Munson, work reviewed, 40:314
Baldwin, Roger S., Mr. and Mrs., 34:139
Baldwin, Rufus J., legislator, 26:192, 26:199, 35:3, 36:168, 37:318, 48:4
Baldwin, Samuel A., musician, 13:273, 39:54
Baldwin, Seth, gambler, 47:243
Baldwin, Thernon, 9:300
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, 18:452, 38:313–314, 38:318
Baldwin School (Oak Hall), St. Paul, 9:299–300, 14:147, 30:207

See also Macalester College
established, 1:372, 8:275, 14:147, 16:274n, 27:167, 55:142
evaluated, 16:275
history, 9:315
name, 9:300

Balfour, Donald C., Dr., author, 23:289
Balke, Julius, industrialist, 29:67
Ball, Carleton R., author, 11:323
Ball, Edwin, mining superintendent, 52:255
Ball, Ernie, 58:31
Ball, George Walter, professional baseball player, 59:165
Ball, John, Civil War officer, 1:495, 38:254, 57:61
Ball, Joseph H., politician, 41:102, 43:311, 46:14, 46:100, 49:225, 52:31–34, 55:163, 56:66

author, 21:436
depicted, 41:269, 52:32
internationalist, 41:268, 41:276, 41:278–279, 41:282–283
speaker, 20:301, 23:403

Ball, Miner, 41:263
Ball, Robert (Pat), professional golfer, 58:384, 58:393n
Ball, Thomas, artist, 31:100, 31:102
Ball, Timothy F., author, 49:212
Ballantyne, Robert M., artist, 18:216, 36:127

trader, 23:92

Ballard, Alice, boardinghouse owner, 58:289
Ballard, Charles W., Dr., cattleman, 26:121, 26:123
Ballard, Dorothy, work reviewed, 44:316
Ballard, Samuel C., police officer, 44:264–265
Ball Club Lake, Lac la Crosse:

exploration, 4:386n
fisheries, 5:38

Ballenden, J., trader, 40:168n
Ballet. See Dance and dancing
Ballet Concertant, performance, 55:259–260
Ballet Folklorico Guadalupano, St. Paul, founder, 52:116
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, performances, 54:67
Ballinger, Floyd, 48:157n
Ballinger, Richard A., 22:79, 27:133
Ballinger-Pinchot controversy, 29:155
Balloons and ballooning

See also Aviation
in Civil War, 25:22, 25:23n, 25:119–120, 25:126n, 25:229, 25:242, 25:246, 25:345, 25:354, 35:184, 35:333
depicted, 33:243, 33:245, 38:157 (cover), 40:313, 42:18–19
early airships, 41:245, 42:73, 48:47
history, 49:31, 51:286
King's flight, 42:16–22
Minnesota, 12:202, 24:264, 38:166–176, 38:334, 39:278–285, 40:265–280, 54:376
over St. Paul, 56:237
research, 49:32
women's history resources and, 52:114
Zeppelin's career, 41:343

Balls Bluff, Virginia, battle, 25:16, 25:22
Ballymenone, Northern Ireland, folklore, 50:189–190
Balmer, Frank E., 6:198, 9:313, 11:109, 11:441

author, 12:430
The Farmer and Minnesota History, 7:199–217
speaker, 6:23, 7:254, 11:289

Balmer, James W., school superintendent, 43:7, 47:87–88
Balmoral, Otter Tail County, grist mill, 20:353
Balsam Township, Itasca County, schools, 22:223
Baltimore, cruiser, 52:28
Baltimore, Maryland, 13:408, 19:459

milling center, 10:179
port, 46:67, 46:73–74

Baltimore, steamboat, 34:10–11
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 19:196, 41:186, 46:66–67

centennial, 8:435, 9:186
in Civil War, 25:356n
finances, 34:169

Baltrusch, Franz, musician, 33:100
Balzer, Jacob F., speaker, 11:199, 11:294, 17:357
Bambenek, Evelyn, historical society member, 59:323
Bambenek, Greg, preservationist, 59:323, 59:329–330
Ban, Dorothy (Mrs. Martin), miner, 61:98–100
Ban, Martin, 61:98–99
Banaszynski, Jacqui, journalist, quoted, 62:19
Banco. See Northwest Bancorporation
Bancroft, Estelle B., author, 29:368
Bancroft, George, 10:447, 47:249

excursionist, 12:392–393, 15:406, 15:411, 15:415, 15:419, 33:139–140
historian, 18:128, 18:145, 38:200, 39:335–336, 40:313
Minnesota visit, 14:280, 16:27, 20:384, 20:386, 25:103, 25:114n

Bancroft, Hubert H., author, 9:112, 52:163

historian, 40:152

Bancroft, John E., publisher, 16:72

papers, 11:95

Bancroft, Mrs. George V., author, 27:368
Bancroft, Ralph H., author, 3:109
Bancroft, Sarah, author, work reviewed, 59:43
Bancroft, territorial newspaper, 56:224
Bancroft Township, Freeborn County:

county seat controversy, 15:346, 20:357
Norwegian settlement, 12:269
townsite, 14:306

Bandas, Rudolph G. (Rev.), 15:37
Bandolier bag:

defined, 48:156n
Ojibwe, 56:455–457

Bandon Township, Renville County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
Baner, Skulda V., author, 25:302
Banfield, N. F., Jr., 25:101
Banfil, John, 15:426
Banfil Tavern, Fridley, 48:134
Bangs, Tracy R., 18:227
Banjo, showboat, 32:59
Banjoes, 57:230–231, 57:233
Bank, ---- (Cpl.), 45:137n, 45:140
Bankers Association of Minnesota. See Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bankhead, William B., congressman, 43:83
Bank of Good Thunder, 56:420
Bank of Long Prairie, 57:187
Bank of Mabel, founded, 57:193
Bank of Minneapolis, 35:225
Bank of Minnesota, St. Paul, 40:111, 40:115–116, 40:144
Bank of Montreal, 42:175–176, 42:268, 42:270, 43:80, 55:179, 56:171
Bank of Motley, 57:190
Bank of New England, Minneapolis branch, 42:273
Bank of North Dakota, history, 51:283
Bank of Nova Scotia, Minneapolis branch, 42:268–276
Bank of St. Croix, bank note depicted, 56:165, 57:184, 57:186, 57:197
Banks, Chris, 56:153
Banks, Dennis, Ojibway leader, 49:259
Banks, Joyce M., work reviewed, 49:347
Banks, Nathaniel P. (Gen.), Union officer, 25:32, 25:36, 25:134, 25:147, 25:226, 25:239, 25:343, 40:288

Canadian annexation sponsorship, 1:179, 1:196
evaluated, 35:316

Banks, Tommy, racketeer, 56:56
Banks and banking, 2:281

See also Depressions; Economic conditions; specific banks
advertising art, 57:34
American Fur Company, 9:288
anti-Semitism, 52:171, 52:173, 52:179
Banking Act of 1863, 2:162, 2:396
bank notes depicted, 57:183–184, 57:194, 57:197
loans, 58:207
milling and, 58:281, 58:283
Minneapolis, 58:289
robberies, 58:247, 62:124–135
Willmar Eight strike, 52:116, 61:73–74
World War I and, 10:85

Bannerman, ----, Red River settler, 31:108
Banner stones, Minnesota, 7:152
Banning, Ellen. See Ayer, Ellen (Mrs. Frederick, II)
Banning, Margaret Culkin, 4:332, 12:207, 15:100, 46:23

author, 20:117, 22:365, 23:67, 25:90, 26:258, 30:184, 31:129, 31:145, 31:191, 32:128
house depicted, 53:213 (cover)
reviews by, 26:250, 30:142, 32:120
speaker, 5:472, 19:312, 20:30, 30:287, 30:366

Banning, Mary Sweeny, 41:29
Banning, Mrs. William L., 29:121, 33:4
Banning, Pine County, ghost town, 35:295
Banning, William L., 18:315, 33:4

banker, 2:139, 37:89, 37:91, 37:93, 37:97–98
house, 15:53, 15:185
land commissioner, 13:37
politician, 34:332, 35:58

Banning, William L., Jr., 39:52n
Banning State Park, 43:120
Bannister, ---- (Maj.), Union officer, 25:25
Bannister, Clara. See Congdon, Clara (Mrs. Chester A.)
Bannister, Dick, gentleman farmer, 53:337
Bannister, Henry M., diary, 24:344
Bannon, Charles, farmer, 49:148
Bannon, William, merchant, 24:375
Bannon's, St. Paul, department store, 60:32
Banta, R. E., author, 19:458
Banter, Phil, author, 26:294
Bantin, Philip C., work reviewed, 49:209
Bantroff, May, 10:450
Banvard, Elizabeth Goodnow (Mrs. John), 50:205
Banvard, John, panoramist, 17:134–136, 17:140n, 17:456, 19:458, 20:380, 20:382–383, 24:63, 25:275, 26:53, 30:15, 30:153, 30:260, 30:393, 31:46, 32:188, 33:287, 35:379, 36:190, 36:233

artist, 50:204–208, 54:144
author, 24:64, 30:154
autobiography, 26:260
depicted, 27:155, 50:204, 50:206
influence, 20:200, 25:300
papers, 29:187
sketch, 10:211

Banvard family, genealogy, 26:260
Banwart, Louie E., 8:432
Baptism River, Lake County:

depicted, 54:53 (cover)
Highway 61 bridge, 59:235, 59:236n
name, 12:287
trout fishing, 59:228–236

Baptism River Club, fishing club, 27:242, 59:228–236

accommodations described/depicted, 59:233
clubhouse depicted, 59:231

Baptism River State Park, 27:359, 59:235
Baptist Bible Union, 52:21–22
Baptist Board of Foreign Missions, Sault Ste. Marie mission, 50:25–36
Baptist church, 52:192, 53:296

See also specific churches, communities, and leaders
bicycle socials, 54:275
Calvinism, effect on, 3:255
Chinese, 57:171–172, 57:177
clergymen, 51:187
Danish, 8:365–366, 8:369, 8:371, 8:373–374, 8:376
educational program, 14:147–148, 20:62, 28:83, 34:91
ethnic branches, 11:113, 12:343, 13:207, 13:305, 14:451, 15:235, 16:340, 17:403, 18:71, 21:76, 22:350, 23:381, 25:324, 27:68, 33:138, 55:28
Freewill Baptist Society, 4:72
fundamentalists, 52:16–26
Houston, 10:98
Iowa, 16:340
Minneapolis, 41:201–203, 41:205, 41:208–209, 41:211, 41:216, 43:19
Minnesota, 3:528, 16:235
missionaries, 51:197
New Mexico, 51:236
organizations, 54:300
politics, effect on, 5:64
Riley's (William Bell) career, 43:14–30
Rochester, 5:473
St. Paul, 41:115, 43:78, 55:50, 57:281
Sunday schools, 15:234, 18:118
in Sweden, 6:207
Swedish, 3:90, 3:452, 3:461, 4:283, 4:462, 5:227, 7:90, 8:85, 8:186, 43:28, 43:76, 43:261, 49:306
Vasa, 8:391
Wisconsin, 27:68

Baptiste, John, cholera victim, 14:290
Baptist General Conference (Swedish Baptists), 43:28
Baptist Hill, St. Paul, depicted, 55:50
Baptist Home Missionary Society, 28:135
Baptist Missionary Circle, 54:300
Baptist missions:

frontier, 21:71
Minnesota, 5:467, 11:217, 15:235
Nabraska and Dakotas, 35:380
Nagasaki, Japan, 38:317
source material, 5:146, 5:506

Baraboo, Wisconsin:

circus town, 23:185
taverns, 5:234
war plant, 49:225

Baraga, Frederic (Friedrich), missionary, 5:26, 6:349, 10:108–109, 11:205, 14:339, 15:446, 19:348, 21:102, 25:193, 26:146, 39:128, 44:316, 49:273

author, 6:76, 10:112, 43:78
biographies, 13:187, 13:333, 15:122, 33:185, 36:32, 41:103, 42:315
career, 34:174
diary, 52:127, 57:101
at Lake Superior, 12:207, 24:354, 28:62, 30:392, 32:186, 39:304, 39:308–309
memorial, 14:456
mission posts, 19:457, 22:200
Ojibway studies, 17:53, 25:194, 35:248, 39:303
papers, 5:224, 7:358, 9:68, 9:402, 14:98, 15:222, 17:95, 17:210, 17:342, 22:356
sketch, 10:108n, 10:212
speaker, 2:283

Baraka, Amiri, poet/playwright, 59:107, 60:134
Barbasol Company, rivals, 55:331
Barbeau, Emil, 20:332
Barbeau, Marius, author, 20:341, 22:93, 22:204, 22:433, 23:281, 24:77, 25:397, 29:167, 30:261, 33:351, 34:126, 34:214, 37:345

editor, 25:393
work reviewed, 17:204, 20:72, 38:238

Barbeau, Rose, 14:216
Barbee, David R., 17:108
Barbe-Marbois, Francois, career, 23:258
Barber, Albert, cholera victim, 14:290
Barber, Danielle, historian, 58:214
Barber, DeWitte N., 7:258, 10:208
Barber, Lloyd, sketch, 1:260–263
Barber, Mary Jane, cholera victim, 14:290
Barber, Miriam, 52:200
Barber, Pauline, 51:211
Barber, R. D., Dr., 16:433
Barberg, Vernon G., 21:110
Barbers and barbering:

advertisement depicted, 57:125
blacks, 55:223
described, 47:146
St. Paul, 57:124–125

Barbier, Charles P., author, 5:135
Barbizon School, 52:289
Barbour, Barton H., author, 57:327

review by, 58:376

Barbour, Edwin, theater manager, 33:176
Barbour, N., Dr., 7:102
Barck, Dorothy C., speaker, 22:429
Barck, H. A., speaker, 13:342
Barclay, Isabel, author, 35:379
Barclay, J. M., 7:255
Barclay, Robert G., author, 40:313
Bard and Vanderbilt, Minneapolis, architectural firm, 60:303
Bardo, Gerald, 20:428
Bardo Community, Alberta, Canada, 57:356–367
Bardon, John A., pioneer, 14:233, 20:340, 21:152–154, 21:156–157, 34:129

author, 13:114, 13:196, 26:83, 33:355
"Early Logging Methods," 15:203–206
papers, 24:354
speaker, 6:87

Bardon, Richard, Dr., 13:114, 24:380, 25:99, 26:92, 27:145, 28:89, 28:385, 29:94

author, 19:226, 19:357, 28:204, 28:307, 31:256
editor, 28:95, 29:99
editor, "A Winter in the St. Croix Valley," 28:1–14, 28:142–159, 28:225–240
review by, 31:246
speaker, 23:405, 27:77, 27:146, 27:268, 37:41

Bardo Valley, Norway, emigration/migration, 57:358–360, 57:365–366
Bardwell, Elmer, speaker, 28:296
Bardwell, John P., missionary, 8:129n, 15:20n, 38:9, 45:29–31
Bardwell, Winfield W., judge, 51:221–225, 51:229, 53:333
Barefield, Eddie, musician, 59:101–105, 59:108
Barelto, ship, 2:224
Bargen, Frank, speaker, 16:491
Bargen, Isaac I., speaker, 10:356, 14:119, 15:134, 20:95
Bargen, Mary, author, 12:101
Barges:

diesel-powered, 48:311
Great Lakes, 54:212–213, 54:215
lumber industry, 24:136, 24:139
Mississippi River, 12:159, 16:79, 17:430, 23:61–62, 23:334–335, 31:246, 39:167, 48:126, 58:267
steamer disasters, 52:73–74
whalebacks, 36:33

Barincou, F., lithographer, 33:20
Baring Brothers, 55:178
Baring-Gould, Sabine, author, 27:182
Barker, Burt B., author, 20:327, 32:249

work reviewed, 36:315

Barker, David, hotelkeeper, 17:279
Barker, Earle A., 43:134
Barker, Earle A., militia officer, 14:450, 49:71
Barker, Eugene C., author, 11:428, 25:391

speaker, 10:209

Barker, Harold H., politician, 34:192, 47:157
Barker, Joseph, editor, 39:212
Barker, Mrs. Blaine B., 23:391
Barker family, musicians, 22:124
Barkley, Alben W., 47:158
Barkow, Al, author, quoted, 58:385
Barland, Thomas (Rev.), letters, 19:210
Barlett, Peggy, 54:189
Barley raising:

depicted, 58:66
Paynesville, 19:324
yield, 24:334

Barlien, Hans, author, 6:203
Barloon, Marvin J., author, 36:280
Barlow, Augustus, sketch, 6:387
Barlow, Calvin, 6:261
Barnabe, 49:181
Barnabe, Fabien (Fr.), 49:181
Barnard, Alonzo, missionary, 45:30
Barnard, Charles, 20:82
Barnard, E. T., 13:120, 13:279–280, 14:358, 16:124, 17:484, 18:335, 18:465, 18:471, 20:97, 20:353, 22:107, 23:103, 25:408

author, 19:231, 21:109, 21:218, 21:446, 24:87, 24:380, 26:91
speaker, 11:117, 14:237, 19:117, 19:120, 21:340

Barnard, Ethel, 12:282
Barnard, George N., photographer, 48:39
Barnard, H. E., author, 5:365
Barnard, Harry, work reviewed, 35:150
Barnard, Marguerite, 50:44 (facing)
Barnard, Mrs. Alonzo, 45:30–31
Barnard, Neal, 50:44 (facing)
Barnard, Newell H., author, 29:263, 29:271
Barnard Private School

See also St. Paul Academy
history, 9:315

Barn Bluff, Red Wing, 46:236

depicted/described, 10:417, 10:462, 43:223, 46:209 (facing), 46:214
landmark, 16:44, 16:476, 17:148n, 17:290, 33:118
Sioux village, 9:360

Barnes, A. S., historian, 27:100
Barnes, Albert (Rev.), Presbyterian minister, 40:1–2, 40:4–6, 40:11, 56:47
Barnes, Charles, 16:491
Barnes, Eugene, 23:368
Barnes, F. W., physicist, 60:186n
Barnes, Fred, genealogist, 27:56
Barnes, Harry E., author, 5:462
Barnes, Henry, boatbuilder, 11:128
Barnes, Irene. See Taeuber, Irene B.
Barnes, James, author, 13:425, 15:471
Barnes, John S., businessman, 42:176
Barnes, Julia M., 4:332, 4:344, 4:346, 5:79, 5:436
Barnes, Julian, author, 52:161
Barnes, Julius H., 4:344, 5:265, 37:260

sketch, 2:381

Barnes, M. D., 59:79
Barnes, Mary S., quoted, 48:130
Barnes, Mrs. M. F., letter, 28:135n
Barnes, O. L., in Sioux (Dakota) War, 18:461
Barnes, Russell F., librarian, 27:140, 29:187, 29:281, 30:39, 30:410, 55:128
Barnes, Seth, minister, 49:51n
Barnes (G. S.) and Company, wheat harvesting, 58:275
Barnes family, genealogy, 27:56
Barnesville:

anniversaries, 13:448, 35:382
architecture, 46:78
churches, 14:452, 21:112
Ladies Literary League, 29:269
newspaper, 21:448
railroad, 58:98
unions, 21:393

Barnett, Claribel R., author, 14:349
Barnett, F. L., attorney, 55:71, 55:73
Barnett, Ida Wells, suffragist, 55:67
Barnett, James H., work reviewed, 34:167
Barnett, Le Roy, work reviewed, 53:212
Barnett, W. H., lawyer, 62:185
Barney, Carrie, 51:299
Barney, Fred E., real-estate dealer, 24:139–140
Barney, Joe, Chippewa leader, 9:321
Barney, Maggie, Vermilion Lake Indian School staff member, 58:232–233, 58:235
Barney, Mary H. (Chi Bi Bi), Ojibway, 48:157
Barney, Sheldon F., 24:272
Barney, William L., work reviewed, 54:142–143
Barney's Cafe, discrimination issue, 57:429
Barnhart, J. S., editor, 21:416
Barnhart, John D., author, 6:406, 10:453, 25:402, 34:354

review by, 12:411–413
speaker, 15:119
work reviewed, 34:82

Barnhart, Thomas F., author, 22:212, 27:270
Barnitz, David G., 13:145–146
Barns

See also Agriculture
depicted, 47:113
in Iowa, 49:40
round, depicted, 55:317
in Wisconsin, 46:256

Barns, Cass G., Dr., author, 12:440
Barns, Comfort, 11:169, 20:457
Barns, Cornelia, artist, 44:245
Barnstorming, pilots, 52:231–238
Barnum, Augustus K., 4:277
Barnum, Carlton County:

Chippewa Indians, 51:87
forest fire, 48:274
history, 20:215, 31:67, 35:382
lumberjack mission, 56:436
name, 11:318
veterans, 39:243–244

Barnum, Charles E., author, 17:112
Barnum, Edward P., 5:102–103, 5:107
Barnum, George G., 12:207, 34:204

in Civil War, 11:318, 20:195
reminiscences, 17:98
speaker, 13:216

Barnum, Phineas T., 12:400

circus, 28:246, 28:266
museum, 38:287
sketch, 5:617
speaker, 21:326

Baron de Hirsch Fund, 52:244
Barr, Alfred H., Jr., editor, 16:110, 17:107
Barr, Claude A., work reviewed, 48:351
Barr, Elinor, author, 57:272
Barr, George T., author, 2:213
Barr, J. T. (Rev.), author, 33:341
Barr, Mrs. F. G., author, 10:226
Barr, Robert N., commissioner, 58:111, 58:120
Barr, Roger, reviews by, 45:206, 45:343, 46:250
Barr, Samuel R., legislator, 58:117
Barr, Will, author, 12:337
Barre, Isaac (Col.), 4:235
Barre, William de la, engineer, 4:94, 5:392, 5:470, 17:352, 18:184n, 34:204, 46:156–157, 48:266, 49:22, 57:89–90, 57:92, 58:266–267, 58:277
Barrel Cafe and Lounge, Great Falls, Montana, 53:264–265
Barrell Drive-in, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 53:260, 53:262
Barrell industry, and flour milling, 58:283
Barrels:

cooperatives, 57:386–402
coopers depicted, 57:386–387
flour barrel depicted, 57:402
inside flour mill depicted, 57:388–389
tools depicted, 57:385 (facing)
wagonload depicted, 57:401

Barret, P., author, 16:221
Barrett, B. C., 17:241
Barrett, Giles L., Mr. and Mrs., actors, 33:284
Barrett, Joseph H., composer, 44:132–133, 44:139
Barrett, Joseph O., 44:22
Barrett, Lawrence, actor, 9:36, 28:101, 28:117–118, 33:175
Barrett, Peter, trial and hanging, 18:124n, 18:125, 58:87
Barrett, Samuel A., author, 8:96, 10:330, 15:453
Barrett, Timothy, trial and hanging, 18:124n, 18:125, 18:128, 58:87
Barrett Quadrangle, map, 3:310
Barrick, Nimrod, diary, 19:344, 20:34
Barriger, John W., III, author, 21:97
Barringer, John, letter, 34:169
Barrington, Lewis, author, 23:192
Barrios, midwestern, 57:155
Barritt, John, indicted, 48:144, 48:146
Barron, Caroline, quoted, 50:60
Barron, Hal S., work reviewed, 56:143–144
Barrow, Blanche (Mrs. Buck), bank robber, 62:125, 62:130–131, 62:133
Barrow, Buck, bank robber, 62:125, 62:130–131, 62:133
Barrow, Clyde Champion, bank robber, 62:124–126, 62:129–131, 62:133
Barrow, Cumie (mother of Buck and Clyde), 62:131
Barrow, W. J., author, 24:361
Barrow Gang, bank robberies, 62:124–127, 62:129–130
Barrow-in-Furness, England, emigrants, 47:16–25
Barrows:

ghost town, 19:464
mining town, 3:29, 9:263
name, 21:349

Barrows, Morton, author, 17:129
Barrows, Mrs. S., speaker, 15:369
Barry, Colman J. (Fr.), 37:88, 38:335

author, 26:275, 31:187, 35:46, 37:133, 47:254, 47:256
reviews by, 33:304, 34:123, 37:221
speaker, 37:40
work reviewed, 33:305, 35:145, 37:299, 38:193, 42:37

Barry, David F., photographer, 34:174
Barry, David Frances, photographer, work depicted, 61:265
Barry, Edith L., 16:542
Barry, Edward D., Spanish-American War veteran, 56:136
Barry, Edward L., diary, 16:336
Barry, Elizabeth, 18:59
Barry, George, photographer, 59:114
Barry, Geraldine W., 54:321
Barry, Irish settlement, 31:22
Barry, J. Neilson, compiler, 26:273
Barry, Louise, editor, 29:175

work reviewed, 43:118

Barry, R. T., 26:180, 27:174, 28:196
Barry Line, tugboat company, 54:219
Barrymore, Ethel, actress, 62:171
Barsantee, Harry, author, 8:106
Barsness, Diana, "Anna Ramsey," 45:258–272
Barsness, Nellie N., Dr., author, 20:466
Barsness, Olive, 25:209, 26:391, 29:181
Barsness Township, Pope County, Lutheran church, 24:92
Barstow, Mrs. Nelson, 15:483
Bart (pseud.). See Bartholomew, Charles L.
Bartch, A. P., 23:200
Bartelt, Harry, 28:375
Barter, in fur trade, 48:222
Barth, Carl, engineer, 29:157
Barth, Frederik, 54:283
Barth, G. W. O., author, 14:234
Barth, Theodore, 55:369
Barthe, Jean Baptiste, trader, 44:203
Barthel, Diane, sociologist, 55:304
Barthelemy, C. R., 16:302
Barthold, Richard, congressman, 56:334
Bartholdi, Auguste, sculptor, 51:107
Bartholomew, Charles L. (Bart, pseud.), cartoonist, 2:274, 22:320, 29:50, 29:102, 30:179, 30:234, 30:240, 35:300, 35:305–306, 35:312n, 36:120–121, 36:123, 36:125, 36:126n

career, 50:45 (facing)
cartoons by, 41:3–5, 41:12, 41:301 (facing), 50:45 (cover), 50:52, 50:59, 56:136
papers, 23:40

Bartholomew, Mattie, music teacher, 57:227
Bartholomew, Paige, papers, 28:279, 29:284
Bartke, Frank, farmer, 25:336
Bartlett, Cyrus K., physician, 53:54
Bartlett, Herbert R., artist, 16:113
Bartlett, Joseph, descendants, 15:343
Bartlett, Junius A., newspaperman/publisher, 3:508n, 56:398
Bartlett, R. C., 21:108, 22:106, 23:104
Bartlett, Richard A., work reviewed, 44:194
Bartlett, Robert V., work reviewed, 47:205
Bartlett, Ruth Fitch. See Boyd, Ruth Fitch (Mrs. Thomas)
Bartlett, S. C., author, 42:76
Bartlett, S. M., 22:23n
Bartlett, William W., 1:326, 2:171, 8:89, 8:97

author, 4:79, 4:182, 7:367, 8:203, 9:184, 11:326, 12:434

Bartlett, Winifred, 14:461, 31:207

park promoter, 47:88, 47:91
speaker, 14:450

Bartlett family, genealogy, 15:343
Bartness, Hansine, 50:145
Barto, Alphonso, 5:88, 5:91

at 1882 Detroit convention, 5:98–100

Barton, Albert O., author, 2:235n, 2:282, 3:160, 3:506n, 4:284, 5:465, 5:517, 5:519, 6:304, 10:68, 19:107

editor, 7:279
work reviewed, 1:393

Barton, Ara (Arah), sheriff, 1:516–517, 1:519

politician, 39:49

Barton, Benjamin, editor, 36:224–225
Barton, Bruce, author, 13:337
Barton, Clara, 47:120, 55:190

lecturer, 21:326
in Minnesota, 18:208, 35:215

Barton, Edgar B., 4:169
Barton, Elijah, lawyer, 21:196
Barton, George, boxing referee, 59:81
Barton, George A., sports writer/editor, 20:358, 36:103, 59:158, 60:104, 60:106–108, 60:110
Barton, H. Arnold, author, 46:342, 47:211

Swedish American historian, 57:435
work reviewed, 44:312

Barton, Jozef, work reviewed, 46:205
Barton, Lucy, author, 47:97
Barton, Mrs. Edgar B., 2:578, 4:169
Barton, Mrs. John A., speaker, 11:460
Barton, William E., author, 5:149, 28:64, 28:361
Barton, Winifred W., 16:301, 48:201

author, 48:200, 48:202, 48:204, 61:155
work reviewed, 3:88

Bartram, John, author/archaeologist, 16:152, 46:163
Bartram, William, pioneer archaeologist, 16:152
Baruch, Bernard M., author, 36:68
Barwise, Effie S., 7:302
Barzeen, Jordan, 9:327
Barzun, Jacques, author, 26:161, 36:32
Bascom, John, educator, 30:381, 45:212
Bascom, Rose E., 4:454
Bascomb, D. J., merchant, 21:214
Bas de la Riviere, Manitoba, trading post, 11:363, 28:1–3
Baseball, 54:270

in 1890s, 9:79
amateur clubs, 13:148, 19:162–181, 19:472, 20:358, 20:468, 21:340, 23:31, 40:61
blacks and, 59:165–167, 59:169–170, 59:172, 59:173n33, 59:174n52
children players depicted, 59:173
children's, 47:150
Como Park, 58:55
depicted, 30:54, 36:94, 40:33, 50:18–22
domed stadiums, 62:114–115
equipment, 17:491
frontier, 20:441, 20:444
glove depicted, 59:165
history, 21:426
Indian boarding schools, 62:60–69
Indian players, 51:94, 51:97, 55:281, 60:128
intramural, 51:31
leagues, 57:347, 58:339
Midwest, 54:238
Minneapolis, 50:18–22, 51:128, 58:214
Minnesota, 15:489, 17:87, 18:343, 30:406, 55:347
Minnesota Twins commemorative items depicted, 55:233 (facing)
Negro leagues, 54:285, 59:166, 59:170
newspaper coverage, 47:321, 47:327–328
players' name-changing conventions, 62:68n
shoes depicted, 59:167
stadiums, 58:338–352
team depicted, 47:260
Twin Cities, 36:93, 39:331, 53:240, 53:244, 58:338–352
women players, 55:42–43, 58:215–216

Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, New York, 55:43
Base Hospital No. 26, 3:148, 3:387

history, 3:163, 3:244

Bashaw Township, Brown County, settlement, 10:356
Bashford, Herbert, author, 9:71
Basie, Count, orchestra, 59:106–107
Basilica of St. Mary, Minneapolis, 13:312, 47:50–51, 51:158, 57:271
Basketball:

cartoons, 55:339, 55:343, 55:349
girls, 55:347
high school championship games (table), 55:346
history, 56:148, 58:64
intercollegiate, 53:240
intramural, 51:31
Lynd fans, 55:343
Lynd Panthers, 55:334–345, 55:349
Minneapolis Lakers, 51:324
trading card, 55:349

Baskin, Forster, and Company, atlas publishers, 40:128
Basler, Roy P., author, 35:147
Basques, Pablo, artist, 58:364
Bass, George F., archaeologist, 38:244, 39:124

work reviewed, 40:260, 43:192

Bass, Jacob W., hotel proprietor, 2:297, 2:378, 35:355–356, 48:309

letter, 36:261
postmaster, 40:88

Bass, M. D. Brunson (Mrs. Jacob W.), 9:201, 39:321
Bass, Stewart, sugar-company official, 58:204
Bass, William, 24:116
Basset, Francis, I, pewterer, 40:204
Basset, Francis, II, pewterer, 40:204
Bassett, Daniel, legislator, 45:240
Bassett, Edward, family, 26:90
Bassett, Joel B., 7:375, 9:315, 18:97, 26:135

businessman, 35:341, 37:319
Indian agent, 6:73, 8:109, 8:298
log mark, 26:135
lumberman, 58:261, 58:264, 58:326
miller, 6:143

Bassett (John) farm, 13:133, 17:266, 17:268, 22:100
Bassett, John S., editor, 4:76
Bassett, Mrs. Joel B., 22:255
Bassett, Mrs. M. H., author, 25:408, 28:296
Bassett, St. Louis County, Finnish settlement, 25:160
Bassett, T. C. Seymour, author, 27:256
Bassett, Wayne R., author, 31:61
Bassett, William L., 6:73, 8:298, 25:130
Bassett Congregational Church, Brimson, 61:21
Bassett Sawmill, Minneapolis, 58:326
Bassett's Creek, Hennepin County:

water source, 49:19
West River Parkway, archaeology, 58:322, 58:324

Bassett Township, St. Louis County, 61:21
Bassford, Edward P., architect, 53:198, 53:200
Bass Lake, Aitkin County, located, 7:312
Bass Lake, Faribault County, pioneer settlement, 24:382
Bass Lake, Ramsey County, acreage, 40:226n
Bass Lake, St. Louis County, disappearance, 23:99
Basswood Grove, Washington County, church, 26:286
Basswood Lake:

border lake, 29:130, 34:178, 37:225 (cover)
forests, 57:157
fur trade/trade route, 11:358, 12:82, 22:274–275, 22:309–310, 29:134, 35:282, 37:243, 37:245, 37:248, 37:250, 37:253
resorts, 58:132

Basswood River, boundary river, archaeology, 38:29–30, 39:130
Bastian, Huber, artist, 34:267
Bastian, Robert W., geographer, 48:96
Bastiansen, Pete, artist, 57:31
Bastis, Albert G., alderman, 41:156
Baston, Caton, soldier, 44:227
Baston, George R., 58:102
Baston, Matilda Bruns (Mrs. George R.), 58:102
Bastow, Thomas F., work reviewed, 52:240
Baszion Benevolent Society, Minneapolis, 43:214
Batavia, Todd County, history, 15:371
Batavian National Bank, LaCrosse, Wisconsin, murals, 47:8–9
Batavia Wind Mill Company, Minneapolis, 42:19
Batchelder, Ernest, art teacher, 26:79
Batchelder, George A., author, 9:415, 11:324
Batchelder, George W., career, 30:82
Batchelder, Josiah Q., boatbuilder, 20:364
Batchelder, Loren H., dean, 39:220–221

sketch, 5:318

Batchelder, Mrs. Charles, author, 7:192, 20:363, 23:103
Batchelder and Buckham, Faribault, law firm, 16:241, 19:467
Bateaux:

described, 20:340
Lake Superior, 55:97
racing, 17:367

Bateman, Ellen, actress, 54:144
Bateman, G. W., 2:434
Bateman, Hester, 9:286
Bateman, John, author, 2:434
Bateman, Kate, actress, 54:144
Bateman, Walter, author, 36:326
Bates, Albert C., letter, 3:443
Bates, C. Francis, trader, 34:326–327
Bates, Carl, airplane manufacturer, 54:333
Bates, Charles H., surveyor, 51:239
Bates, David G., steamboat captain, 11:124, 13:224–225, 13:231

trader, 13:221

Bates, Edward, 15:406, 15:411, 44:13
Bates, Frederick, 6:334
Bates, George, author, 49:308
Bates, J. Leonard, editor, 41:51
Bates, Kate S., 21:96
Bates, Katherine L., poet, 26:301
Bates, Lehmen, farmer, 31:80
Bates, Phyllis, author, 15:245
Bates, William J., sheriff, 40:344
Bath, Aloysia (Mother), 48:163
Bath Farmers' Insurance Association, 8:368
Bath Township, Freeborn County, Norwegian settlement, 12:269
Bathurst, Lord, 6:338
Batiste, Sam (Now e gesis o quay), Mille Lacs artist, 55:32, 55:34, 55:37

work depicted, 55:32

Batiste, Winnebago leader, 56:231
Batoche, Saskatchewan, metis settlement, 49:189
Batschelet, Clarence E., geographer, 61:309
Battered women, shelter movement, 55:329
Battin, Tom C., quoted, 46:280
Battle Ax tobacco, advertising, 54:278
Battle Creek:

battle, 9:322
name, 4:92

Battle Creek Park, Ramsey County, 4:478, 17:311
Battle Hollow, Stillwater, 11:225

prison site, 37:138, 37:142, 37:151

Battle Island, archaeology, 51:61
Battle Island, Mississippi River, 11:452
Battle Island, Sandy Lake, name, 9:326
Battle Lake

See also West Battle Lake, Otter Tail County
Baptist church, 17:488
exploration, 3:184n, 3:191, 3:199, 10:86
Indian warfare, 2:212, 5:323, 7:296
literary clubs, 17:488
location, 3:182
Scandinavian settlement, 24:240
settlement, 1:148, 8:449

Battle of Bad Axe. See Bad Axe River, Wisconsin, battle
Battle of New Ulm (1862), in art, 56:380
Battle of the Little Big Horn, in art, 54:71
Battle of the Philippines, fatalities, 55:178
Battle Point, Leech Lake, Indian battle, 50:269–275
Battle River, Beltrami County, log drives, 29:146
Battles, Mrs. Charles E., 9:178, 9:301
Battle Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:32
Batture aux Fievres River (Sand Creek), exploration, 4:429
Batty, Eliza, 11:321
Bauchle, May L., author, 10:85
Bauder House, Winona, 12:47
Baudette:

forest fire, 48:271
labor, 51:78

Baudry, Toussaint, trader, 19:274
Bauer, Aleck, 24:106
Bauer, Armand, work reviewed, 44:196, 44:273
Bauer, Arnold J., author, 16:130, 16:252
Bauer, Edwin F., artist, 29:269
Bauer, Harold, pianist, 33:104, 39:63
Bauer, Harold C., author, 20:356
Bauer, Harry C., speaker, 32:123
Bauer, Heidi, editor, 57:104
Bauer, John George, Civil War soldier, 52:144–145
Bauer, Levi, butcher, 24:106
Bauer, Philip, essay reviewed, 36:150
Baugerter, Ben, 43:111n42
Baugh, John, hotel manager, 58:98
Baughman, Blanche K., 27:148
Baughman, Maggie (Mrs. Walter T. Oxley), 59:114
Bauhaus movement, 60:271
Bauk, J. S. (Rev.), 31:82n
Baule, John, historical society director, 52:83
Baum, Arthur W., author, 27:272
Baum, L. Frank, author, 52:79–80

work reviewed, 55:230–31

Baum, Willa K., work reviewed, 49:345–346
Bauman, ----, trader, 3:173–174
Bauman, Catherine, 22:45, 23:367, 24:31, 24:34
Baumann, B. (Rev.), 13:100
Baumann, Frederick, review by, 34:251
Baumgardner, Hetty Ann Halstead (Mrs. Lewis), portrait discussed, 52:152
Baumgartner, Eileen, fiscal analyst, 60:314, 60:319–321, 60:323–325
Baumgartner, George, 29:303
Baumhofer, Earl (Rev.), speaker, 16:124, 19:117
Baumhofer, Mrs. Hermine Munz, author, 28:399, 31:188, 32:192, 33:351

"A New Tool for a New History," 28:345–352
review by, 32:184

Baur, John E., author/compiler, 36:277, 38:385
Baur, John I. H., author, 21:150, 21:156–157
Bausch & Lomb Optical Company, 59:7
Bavarians. See Germans
Baxandall, Rosalyn, review by, 53:125–126
Baxby, ---- (Lt.), Fort Snelling officer, 18:405, 40:79
Baxter, Alexander, trader, 11:258, 11:264n

mining interests, 11:263

Baxter, Charles F., 49:168–169, 49:176–177

in Orinoco project, 43:206

Baxter, Fred A., 48:277
Baxter, George N., in Orinoco project, 43:205, 43:207–209, 43:211
Baxter, H. G., letter, 13:197
Baxter, J. B. G., 5:128
Baxter, John T., Jr., 49:168

friendship with Sinclair Lewis, 49:166–178
house depicted, 49:169

Baxter, John T., Sr., 49:177
Baxter, Lewis, depicted, 49:168
Baxter, Luther L., judge:

papers, 11:205, 11:445, 12:319, 13:197, 14:100, 17:212
sketch, 8:447

Baxter, Mary Eaton (Mrs. John T., Jr.), 49:168–169, 49:178

friendship with Sinclair Lewis, 49:166–178
house depicted, 49:169

Baxter, Maurice G., author, 31:125
Baxter, Thomas, 49:168n
Baxter, William R. (Capt.), letter, 26:197n
Baxter's fire Zouaves, Pennsylvania regiment, 25:137
Baxter Township, Lac qui Parle County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
Baxton, Bob, college athlete, 60:107
Bay, J. Christian, author, 5:446–447, 17:131, 19:217, 23:379, 33:314

editor, 32:204, 33:90
librarian, 46:21–22
quoted, 32:125

Bayard, James A., Delaware senator, 37:48

papers, 1:334

Bayard, T. F., secretary of state, 1:204
Bayate, Cuba, Swedish-American colony, 56:286–299

Minnesota colonists depicted, 56:286–287, 56:293

Bay City, Michigan, lumber town, 23:356
Bayfield, Henry W., naval officer, 9:157, 17:345, 35:152
Bayfield, Wisconsin:

fishing, 34:247, 34:249, 59:229–230
history, 35:152
pageant, 6:298
railroad, 34:67, 34:69–70, 34:73, 37:113n
settled, 42:315

Bayfield-Superior road, Wisconsin, 46:55
Bay Lake, Crow Wing County:

history, 16:490
name, 21:348

Bayliss, Estelle L. (Mrs. Joseph E.), work reviewed, 19:198, 35:199
Bayliss, Joseph E., work reviewed, 19:198, 35:199
Bayliss, Kern, 7:289
Bayliss, Willard, author/speaker, 9:311, 9:405
Bayly, Billy, author, 29:344
Bayly, Charles, career, 26:273
Bay Mills (Chippewa) Reservation, Michigan, 54:376
Bay of the Winnebago. See Green Bay, Wisconsin
Bayport (Baytown)

See also Minnesota State Prison
clamming industry, 28:285
German settlement, 14:52
history, 16:337, 23:299
Lutheran church, 11:468, 14:52–53
prison, 56:252
shipyards, 20:364

Bayport Improvement Club, 23:299
Bay State Milling Company, Winona, 20:470
Baytown Township, Washington County, Germans, 23:404
Bazille, Charles:

capitol site donor, 1:38, 1:49, 5:142, 9:302, 14:330
land donor, 56:199

Bazille, Edmund W., 39:154n
Bazille, John A., 9:302
Bazille, Mrs. Charles. See Perry, Anne
B-B Fuel Company, Minneapolis, 47:143
B.B.G. (B'nai Brith Youth Organization), 59:17–20
BCA. See Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA)
Beach, Alexander, surveyor, 57:339–340
Beach, Joseph Warren, 15:83, 21:70

poet, 16:81, 26:308
professor, 46:20, 49:169, 49:171, 52:299

Beach, Moses Y., journalist/compiler, 11:164, 11:166, 40:295
Beach, Rex, author, 31:58
Beach, Robert, 50:145
Beach, Spurgeon S., 16:488, 18:116, 20:96, 20:212, 20:349, 21:108, 21:444, 22:50, 22:106, 23:102, 23:391

author, 17:237
speaker, 10:300, 16:306, 20:48, 20:464, 21:445, 22:217, 23:48

Beach, Sylvia, author, 37:184
Beach, Walter B., 22:105
Beachey, Lincoln, aviator, 48:52, 48:54
Beadle, B. V., speaker, 22:440
Beadle, Charles, description of Minnesota, 1887, 6:46–49
Beads:

in fur trade, 40:198, 40:203, 40:205–209
imported, 48:154
Ojibway work, 48:137 (cover), 48:153–157
as ornaments, 36:101

Beagle, Mrs. C. D., author, 15:475
Beal, Alonzo H., photographer, 33:175, 33:178n, 43:187, 59:343

studio depicted, 52:53
work depicted, 52:41 (cover), 52:51–52

Beal, Barney, folk hero, 40:391
Beal, Charles, photographer, 52:52
Beal, Eugene, photographer, 52:52
Beales, H. L., work reviewed, 38:198
Beall, William E., 53:11, 53:14
Beals, J. B., 5:147
Beals, Katherine M., 11:321
Beals, Walter B., 11:321
Beaman, Samuel, speaker, 12:400
Beamish, William R., 41:328
Bean, Frank A., miller, 14:103, 23:388, 32:13n
Bean, George W., 50:216
Bean, J. S. (Rev.), 57:71
Bean, Jacob, lumber dealer, 38:349
Bean, James, 18:250
Bean, John L. (Maj.), 18:207
Bean, Jonathan L., surveyor, 41:103
Bean, Mrs. Jacob, playhouse, 38:349, 38:352
Bean, Mrs. W. E., author, 19:233
Bean, Nancy K., 19:221
Bean, Roy, judge, folk hero, 26:166
Beane, Mrs. Truman. See Schopper, Anna
Beane, Truman, 59:58
Beane, William, Dakota Indian, 61:152–153
Bear, 54:128, 54:131

See also Wildlife
Black Hills, 32:220
depicted, 54:138, 57:287, 57:289
explorer's accounts, 52:81
in fur trade, 23:330, 30:131, 40:210, 40:212, 40:219
hunting/trapping, 43:148, 48:62
Minnesota, 33:354, 35:48, 38:4

Bear, Henry, papers, 21:214
Bear, The (Makawa), Ojibway. See Makawa
Bear Creek, Clearwater County, history, 35:203
Bear Creek, Fillmore County, archaeology, 28:373
Bear Creek, Houston County, woolen mill, 10:226
Bear Creek, McLeod County, Catholic church, 15:30
Bear Creek, Mower County, Norwegian settlement, 12:269
Beard, Annie E. S., author, 5:463
Beard, Anson, Jr., 48:123
Beard, Charles A., historian, 14:201, 20:197, 20:420, 21:14, 34:81, 39:335, 51:134

author, 8:104, 8:319, 8:324, 10:451
isolationist, 40:410
quoted, 51:137
speaker, 15:119, 15:228
work reviewed, 20:317–319

Beard, Mary R., author, 8:104, 8:319, 8:324, 10:451, 48:232

editor, 15:230
work reviewed, 20:317–319

Beard, Richard O., Dr., author, 4:186, 12:204

quoted, 14:329
speaker, 15:219

Beard Art Galleries, Minneapolis, 50:282
Beardmore, Ontario, archaeology, 20:199, 34:215, 40:95
Beardsley, Arthur, educator, 16:184
Beardsley, Benjamin F., speaker, 2:577, 5:115
Beardsley, Big Stone County:

church-state controversy, 53:298
Methodist church, 16:355

Beardsley, George C., surveyor, 51:239
Beardsley Quadrangle, map, 3:478
Beargrease, Henry, Chippewa Indian, 33:26, 33:105–109, 33:111
Beargrease, John, Chippewa Indian, 33:26, 33:105–109, 33:111
Beargrease, Mary, Chippewa Indian, 33:105–109, 33:111
Bear Head, Todd County, history, 15:371
Bear Island, Leech Lake, 24:143

Chippewa settlement, 3:274n, 3:279n, 3:281, 3:289–290

Bear Lake Sunshine Club, history, 20:102
Bear River, Itasca County, 49:312
Bear River, Koochiching County, history, 20:102
Bear River, Northwest Angle, 34:8
Bear River Journal (St. Louis County), established, 20:216
Bear River Valley, St. Louis County, lumbering, 21:344
Bearss, Edwin C., archaeologist, 38:244

"George Brackett's Wagon Road," 45:43–57
work reviewed, 40:306

Bearth, Suzanne, teacher, 47:80
Bear Tree Park, Grand Marais, 55:261, 55:266
Bear Tree sculpture, Grand Marais, 55:252
Beasley, J. L., author, 16:226
Beasley, Maurine, work reviewed, 48:171
Beasley, Norman, work reviewed, 12:178
Beath, Paul R., author, 29:267
The Beatles, rock musicians, 60:190–201

depicted, 60:192–196, 60:200
fans depicted, 60:190, 60:196–199

Beaton, Jack, labor leader, 42:164–165, 42:167, 42:169, 42:173
Beaton, K. C., newspaper correspondent, 3:280–281, 3:284
Beaton, Kendall, work reviewed, 36:27
Beaton, Kenneth, newspaperman, 50:275
Beattie, A. (Lt.), Union officer, 12:196
Beattie, Margaret R., author, 31:58
Beatty, J. Ted, author, 8:210
Beatty, Laura E., reminiscences, 12:335
Beatty, Leslie R., forest ranger, 38:336
Beatty, Robert T., author, 12:449
Beatty, W. Donald, review by, 33:306
Beatty (Beaty), George H., speaker, 16:362, 20:99
Beatty Portage, Lac la Croix, 13:298
Beaubassin, sieur de, at Fort La Pointe, 8:104
Beaubien, Jean B., 8:340n
Beaubien family, 8:340
Beauchamp, Pierre, petitioner, 49:186
Beauchard, John, game warden, 54:137
Beauford Township, Blue Earth County:

history, 18:338
United Brethren church, 15:362

Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis, 35:73
Beauharnois, Charles de la Boische, Marquis de, governor of New France, 6:254, 6:363, 6:364n, 7:89, 8:235, 8:241, 12:362–363, 16:323, 18:234, 18:236, 18:243, 32:227, 32:238n, 38:27, 39:302

celebration honoring, 6:368, 8:240

Beaulieu, ----, 9:253, 9:329n, 10:117
Beaulieu, Arthur, author, 12:223
Beaulieu, Bazil, trader, 36:242, 36:244–245
Beaulieu, Bazile H., 50:233n
Beaulieu, Catherine, 46:292
Beaulieu, Charles, 8:305
Beaulieu, Charles H. (Capt.), MHS donor, 56:239
Beaulieu, Clement H., Jr. (Rev.), author, 2:56, 3:305, 4:289, 4:293, 5:240
Beaulieu, Clement H., trader, 5:25n, 11:372, 16:380, 18:209, 24:354, 28:209, 30:259, 32:91n, 32:95, 50:198–199, 50:202–203

land claim, 28:222
papers, 3:305

Beaulieu, David L., author, 51:281

reviews by, 45:301–302, 49:254–255

Beaulieu, E., artist, 30:204, 30:207, 30:215, 30:218
Beaulieu, Henry, guide, 4:290

with Stevens expedition, 7:136n, 7:141

Beaulieu, Jody, 56:153
Beaulieu, Josephine, 8:31, 8:34–35
Beaulieu, Kathryn (Jody), Indian Advisory Committee, 62:138
Beaulieu, Michael S., author, work reviewed, 62:199
Beaulieu, Paul H., Ojibway trader, 46:292, 50:233, 50:235, 50:237–238

author, 6:159n
with Stevens expedition, 7:135, 7:140–142
trader, 36:242, 36:244–245

Beaulieu family, 14:233

genealogy, 46:291–292

Beauliou (Beaulieu), Theodore H., 56:455

author, 4:197, 42:253
editor, 21:415
Michelle Dufault, 2:12

Beaumont, Ethan A., Mr. and Mrs., 20:337
Beaumont, William, Dr., surgeon, 20:202, 26:271, 30:259

author, 21:366–367
career, 19:105, 21:429, 26:170, 30:248
centennial, 14:445, 15:234
experiments, 21:95, 26:366
at Fort Crawford, 14:223, 36:324
memorial, 33:316, 36:324
papers, 20:337, 27:236
in St. Louis, 17:474, 21:428

Beaumont and Gordon, St. Paul, grocers, 38:173n
Beauport, Quebec, insane asylum, 49:181
Beaupre, Bruno, 16:268, 20:185
Beaupre, Joseph, Hampton Institute student, 51:86–87, 51:90, 51:92
Beaupre and Kelly, invoice acquired, 1:329
Beauregard, Nettie H., author, 10:88
Beauregard, Pierre G. T. de (Gen.), Confederate officer, 25:120–121, 25:133, 25:246
Beausoleil, Joseph M., clerk, 44:203
Beausoleille, M., clerk with Northwest Company, 5:19
Beaver:

depicted, 22:433, 40:38, 40:187, 54:136
disease, 30:123
explorer's accounts, 52:81
in fur trade, 11:245, 15:157, 23:330, 27:63, 30:132, 38:190, 39:207, 40:154–155, 40:158, 40:179, 40:205–206, 40:212, 40:219–220, 42:124, 43:120, 46:249, 47:335, 51:77, 54:126–127
hats, 40:187, 40:208, 40:215
living habits, 11:323
Michigan, 18:451
Minnesota, 22:103, 22:194, 22:214
prices and production, 40:212–215, 40:218
Red River Valley, 51:56, 51:59
trapping, 43:147–148, 56:172

Beaver, Frederick J. H. (Lt.), with Sibley expedition, 1:484–486, 20:328
Beaver, Rhoda M., 12:407
Beaver, Scott County, located, 12:61n
Beaver, Winona County, history, 35:245, 39:36
Beaver Bay, Lake County:

depicted/described, 20:453, 35:49
fishing, 46:51, 46:53, 46:55
fur trade, 26:384
history, 17:359, 30:407
name, 12:287
Ojibway Indians, 56:255
roads, 5:76, 16:296, 16:298, 19:309–310, 34:178, 34:181
sawmill, 22:346
settlement, 41:344
taconite project, 33:355

Beaver Bay Club, North Shore, history, 27:73
Beaver Club, Montreal, 6:331, 6:334, 21:136n

history, 11:327, 17:222
sketch, 6:300

Beaver Creek, Illinois, Norwegian settlement, 2:226–228, 2:233–234, 2:248, 2:254, 2:258, 2:267, 6:110, 8:313, 12:181
Beaver Creek, Lac qui Parle County:

exploration, 5:259
floods, 11:68–69
monument, 4:341
name, 4:417n

Beaver Creek, Rock County:

Norwegian settlement, 12:274
Presbyterian church, 28:395

Beaver Creek Valley State Park, Houston County, 44:85, 44:95, 52:328
Beaver Crossing, Lake County, railroad, 34:181
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, history, 24:369
Beaver Falls, Renville County:

blizzard, 8:209
county seat, 6:412, 8:449, 10:230
history, 36:107
newspaper, 17:102
Norwegian settlement, 12:275n

Beaver Island, Michigan, Mormon colony, 23:356
Beaver Islands, Mississippi River, monument, 31:62
Beaver Lodge Creek, exploration, 7:142
Beaver money, American Fur Company currency, 9:287, 42:137
Beaver River, Lake County, fishing excursions, 59:233
Beazell, William F., 12:434
Beccue, A. C., 11:119
Bechdolt, Adolf F., school superintendent, 48:250–251

speaker, 39:115

Bechhoefer, Charles, career, 13:324
Bechhoefer, Mrs. Charles, 9:70
Becht, J. C., saloon, 2:332
Becht, John K., saloonkeeper, 39:175
Bechyn, Renville County, name, 13:199
Beck, Bill, author, work reviewed, 50:169, 59:309–310, 60:206
Beck, Carl, 43:51
Beck, Charles, artist, 62:121 (facing)
Beck, David R. M., author, work reviewed, 59:43, 60:127
Beck, E. C., author, 35:243
Beck, Earl W., 42:184n
Beck, Garrard, 14:43
Beck, Joe (Joseph H.), 46:276, 46:284

"Pioneering in Television," 46:274–285

Beck, Lewis C., author, 33:132, 34:360
Beck, Mrs. Joe, 46:276, 46:285
Beck, Paul N., work reviewed, 58:60, 62:79
Beck, Richard, author/speaker/translator, 13:209, 17:344, 26:397
Beck, Robert H., editor, 47:167
Beck, William O., author, 48:347
Becker, C. W., 17:183
Becker, Carl L., historian, 1:404, 14:10, 14:90, 26:356, 30:158, 34:199, 34:250, 36:97, 39:335–336, 51:178

author, 2:290, 2:437
"Monroe Doctrine and the War," 2:61–68
reviewer, 26:306–307
speaker, 8:100, 13:105
work reviewed, 17:73

Becker, Eugene D., photographer, 33:45, 33:213, 33:314, 34:317 (cover), 37:44, 37:335, 38:85n, 38:154–156, 38:165n, 38:189n, 38:231n, 38:337 (cover), 38:352n, 38:388, 39:124, 39:133 (cover), 39:153–161, 39:190n, 39:310n, 39:326n, 40:58n, 40:97 (cover), 40:108n, 40:338n, 40:412, 60:234–241

reviews by, 34:345, 36:99, 39:294
work depicted, 55:36–37

Becker, George L., 2:278, 3:428, 41:78

attorney, 1:118n
papers, 1:217, 1:375, 5:568
politician, 3:426, 5:550–551, 14:164–165, 14:254n, 28:33, 35:47, 35:62, 35:312, 36:124, 37:45–48, 37:50, 39:101, 39:148, 39:151, 39:332, 53:279, 53:281
railroad land commissioner, 10:311, 10:325, 13:42, 31:225–226, 37:154–155, 37:158n, 37:160
sketch, 5:523
water company director, 40:224

Becker, John, diaries, 18:445, 19:48
Becker, John J., musician, 53:173–176
Becker, Kenneth, artist, 27:141
Becker, Mrs. E. C., 2:434
Becker, Mrs. G. R., 53:253
Becker, Mrs. George L., 37:160
Becker, Otto, artist, 28:79
Becker, Roman, editor, 46:91
Becker, Sam, composer, 44:136, 44:138
Becker, Victoria M., family, 27:30
Becker, W. W., author, 16:249, 19:235
Becker, Walter F., author, 35:338
Becker, William M., "The Origin of the Minnesota State Flag: A Theory," 53:2–8
Becker County, 6:218, 9:196, 10:96

archives, 15:196
church, 22:343
climate, 10:134–135
county seat fight, 12:444
ethnic settlements, 12:277, 25:318, 28:121, 36:34
Finish place names, 40:358
Finnish Federation, 58:184
food conservation efforts during World War I, 59:278, 59:281
food production, 25:312
forts, 15:244
grasshopper plague, 37:208
history, 5:575, 5:581, 11:332, 16:363, 23:29
Indians, 8:196
name, 5:523, 5:568
newspapers, 26:282
Northern Pacific Railroad construction, 60:10, 60:12
nursing home, 38:377
Old Settlers Association, 5:471
pageants, 16:237, 26:396
physicians, 36:70
pioneer life, 27:58
poorhouse, 38:274
prisoner-of-war employment, 44:295
railroad colony, 10:143
Red River trails, 24:167
school, 21:219
source material, 5:459
township histories, 18:112
war history, 3:483

Becker County Drivers' Association, 19:229
Becker County Historical Society, Detroit Lakes, 5:573, 8:262, 53:83

activities, 5:587, 6:22
appropriation, 25:406
collections, 5:459, 5:504, 18:333, 26:282
exhibit, 18:463
meetings, 18:108, 18:221, 19:115, 19:229, 20:95, 21:215, 21:333, 22:104, 24:85, 24:186, 25:208, 25:312, 29:361, 30:78
museum, 22:215, 24:379, 24:397, 26:392, 27:170, 27:265, 27:361
organized, 5:471, 11:13
reorganized, 17:355

Becker County Indian Industries, 56:455

bandolier bag depicted/described, 56:455–457

Beckering, Sandra, author, 47:209
Beckett, A. A., circus official, 48:322, 48:324–325, 48:328
Beckford, William, 38:343
Beckler, Elbridge H., engineer, 41:346–349, 41:352
Beckman, Emil H., Dr., 24:347
Beckman, Irja Laaksonen (Mrs. Ted):

depicted, 61:12, 61:18, 61:20–21, 61:23
marriage, 61:18–19
memoirs, 61:12–23
work in lumber camps, 61:19–20

Beckman, John, 61:19
Beckman, Oscar, 23:101
Beckman, Ted, lumberman/fur trapper, 61:18–21
Beckmann, Irja Laaksonen, Finnish immigrant, 62:100
Beck School for Radio (and Television), Minneapolis, 46:275, 46:277, 46:281
Becks Road, Duluth, 54:155, 54:163
Beck Studios, Inc., Minneapolis, 46:277, 46:285
Beckville, sketch, 3:380
Beckwourth, James P., fur trader, 15:427–428
Bedal, Lafayette, 18:118
Beddie, Ruth D., author, 19:98
Bede, J. Adam, speaker, 12:35
Bede's Budget (Pine City), 17:469
Bedini, Silvio, 51:35
Bedlow Island, New York, immigrant processing station, 51:107
Bedman, Harry, 9:285
Bedwell, Harry, career, 36:322
Bee, Barnard (Bernard) E. (Capt.), 8:289, 12:116n, 38:123, 45:128, 48:30–31
Beebe, Burr, 13:176
Beebe, E. S., author, 5:458
Beebe, Loran W., Dr., author, 22:330
Beebe, Lucius, author, 33:314
Beebe, Robert M., sportswriter, 47:150n
Beebe, S. V., author, 5:105n
Beebe, Ward, house, 40:359
Beebe, Warren L., physician, 33:282, 33:294
Beecher, Catharine E., home economist, 28:132–133, 60:283

cookbook author, 41:105–107, 41:112, 41:116
feminist, 30:251

Beecher, Henry Ward (Rev.), abolitionist, 11:156, 32:15, 32:21, 32:25

author, 27:16
career, 26:300, 35:195
family, 47:305
preacher, 41:105, 58:97

Beecher, John, work reviewed, 47:164
Beecher, Mary R., 13:175n
Beecher, Mrs. H. L., speaker, 23:109
Beede, Aaron M., author, 23:287
Beede, Cyrus, banker, 18:251
Beef Slough, Chippewa River, Wisconsin, 30:243, 43:154, 45:131

booms, 26:132, 27:191–196, 27:200–201, 30:71
trading post, 11:383

Beekeeping:

Alexandria, 54:311–312
Big Woods, 35:78, 35:85
Buffalo Lake, 47:131
Cuba, 56:291
Excelsior, 20:81

Beeler, Madison S., author, 33:311
Beengwa (Mrs. George Curtis), Chippewa woman, sketch, 9:319–330
Beer, James R., author, 33:354
Beers, Henry P., compiler, 20:199, 24:173

work reviewed, 17:321, 36:29, 38:382, 39:165

Beers, Lorna D., author, 16:106, 23:156, 31:137, 31:145
Beers, W. G., Dr., 35:151
Beery, Robert, letter, 48:218
Beesley, Lawrence, teacher, Titanic survivor, 60:258
Beeson, Elizabeth, 54:368–369
Beeson, Lewis, 17:385n, 18:231n, 21:312, 22:317, 24:351, 26:63, 26:186, 27:49, 27:140, 27:243, 31:113

author, 17:60, 17:464, 22:45, 22:419, 24:58
"Collecting War Records," 23:19–23
depicted, 46:141
editor, 24:33, 31:57, 34:219, 34:355
MHS reports, 24:26–40, 25:40–52, 26:29–41
MHS superintendent, 23:366, 24:30, 24:32, 24:57, 24:59, 24:242, 24:378, 27:46, 30:327, 46:140
"Minnesota War History Committee," 23:149–153
newspaper librarian, 21:81
reviews by, 17:458, 21:180–182, 21:401, 22:330, 23:89, 24:337
speaker, 22:447, 25:95
work reviewed, 17:81–83, 18:83, 21:78

Bee There quilters, Austin, Texas, 62:37
Beethoven Musical Association, Owatonna, 16:255
Beet raising, 24:126, 24:259, 27:87, 35:201

growers, 56:98–99
immigrant labor, 53:128
migrant workers, 58:193 (cover), 58:196–197
processing taxes, 52:106
production, 56:419
Red River Valley, 51:55, 54:52, 58:196–198, 58:200–201, 58:203–208

Begg, Alexander, journal reviewed, 35:282
Beggin, John, 5:574
Beggin, Margaret, author, 26:396
Begin, Menachem, Israeli politician, 60:95
Behling, David J., author, 29:171
Behncke, David L., aviator, 33:242, 50:93–94
Behnke, Albert, 45:111, 45:115
Behnke, Amelia, 45:111
Behnke, Caroline, 45:111
Behnke, Esther Tuttle, 45:112–113
Behnke, Frederick, 45:111
Behnke, Henry, in Sioux (Dakota) War, 45:111–115
Behnke, Ida, 45:115
Behnke, Sophia, 45:111
Behnke Block, New Ulm, 45:115
Behnke Building, New Ulm, 45:112, 45:114–115
Behrens, ---- (Capt.), 2:223, 2:265
Behrens, Oscar W., 15:115, 45:309
Behrnd-Klodt, Menzi L., work reviewed, 49:124
Behrns Millstone Exhaust System, 57:87, 57:89, 57:92, 57:96
Beiderbecke, Bix, musician, 59:100–102
Beijbom, Ulf, historian, 46:342

work reviewed, 43:76

Beil and Herment, Chicago and New York, construction firm, 39:158
Bein, Albert, 52:294, 52:301
Beinhauer, Myrtle, author, 16:478, 36:238
Beinhorn, Frederick, New Ulm settler, 19:472, 27:268, 30:28, 30:30, 31:24, 56:346
Beise, H. C., Dr., 26:283, 27:75
Beito, Gretchen Urnes, work reviewed, 46:344, 52:289–290, 62:164
Bek, William G., author, 1:144
Bekivetang family, Chippewa Indians, 39:305n
Belanger, Augustin, Jr., with American Fur Company, 4:380n, 4:387n
Belanger, Augustin, voyageur, 4:386
Belanger, Dian Olson, "Fort Ridgely Medal," 47:233–239
Belanger, Louis, 13:133
Belanger family, Chippewa Indians, 3:199n, 4:387n, 14:216, 39:305n
Belanski (family name). See Bilansky
Belcher, Florence, 5:510
Belchertown, Massachusetts, emigration from, 19:133, 19:140–141, 19:321, 19:337, 19:341
Belcourt, Georges Antoine (Rev.), missionary, 2:118n, 6:243, 6:245, 7:139n, 7:178, 9:157, 9:189, 10:354, 12:83, 12:318, 19:379n, 20:327, 20:430, 21:432, 22:149, 26:75, 29:101, 31:240, 34:84, 35:282, 41:76, 49:189

biography, 34:305
hunting story, 41:225
letters, 12:82, 22:280n
memorial, 23:287
Ojibway dictionary, 18:46, 21:36, 21:205
papers, 5:414n, 6:196, 6:204, 8:195
sketch, 6:243n

Belde, Walter, 29:289n
Belden, Albert L., work reviewed, 2:430
Belden, Bauman L., author, 9:304
Belden, C. D. (Rev.), author, 14:237
Belden, George H. (Capt.), U.S. engineer, 5:566, 6:282

mapmaker, 55:353

Belden, George K., civic leader, 50:9n, 50:108, 50:112–115, 52:172–173
Beldon, W. D., author, 11:114
Belfield, North Dakota, ethnic groups, 55:171
Belgians, 12:255, 21:74

Canada, 20:342
cookery, 48:41
emigration, 5:170, 5:189, 5:196, 5:198, 5:200–201, 10:84
folk humor, 52:330
Lyon County, 8:280, 14:356, 24:79, 24:177, 35:325, 38:243, 52:243
Martin County, 12:103
North Dakota, 51:126
Wisconsin, 14:447, 20:86, 24:176, 27:134, 54:50

Belgrade, bank, 33:54
Belknap, Jeremy, historian, 56:446–447

career, 39:336

Belknap, Lucy Ann (Mrs. Timothy Harris Ward), 61:314
Belknap, William W., 44:51, 62:15
Bell, ----, frontier physician, 8:77, 11:58
Bell, A. J., letter, 11:331
Bell, Arthur E., 49:246–247
Bell, Bob, politician, 61:74
Bell, Charles N., author, 7:294, 9:192, 13:209, 13:337, 14:342, 15:239

speaker, 7:243, 10:218
work reviewed, 8:186–188, 9:394

Bell, Clara Wiley (Mrs. James H.), 49:241
Bell, David Cooper, dry goods store owner, 59:347
Bell, Dorothy, death, 49:246
Bell, E. T., Dr., author, 31:124
Bell, Edward P., journalist, 41:149
Bell, Edwin, steamboat captain, 21:265, 37:227

trader, 18:209

Bell, Elizabeth, 10:367
Bell, Frances L. (Mrs. Frederic S.), 43:154
Bell, Fred, police officer, 44:264–265
Bell, Frederic (Fred) S., 4:332, 5:266, 6:255

lumberman, 43:154
speaker, 6:269

Bell, G. W. H., 23:273
Bell, Gordon L., author, 39:171
Bell, Harriet C., author, 19:345
Bell, Helen Hunt (Mrs. William J.), 49:242, 49:247, 49:251

family, 49:246–247

Bell, Howard P., financier, 43:164, 43:167
Bell, Ida P., author, 14:79

"A Pioneer Family of the Middle Border," 14:303–315

Bell, Ivie, author, 16:368
Bell, J., trader, 40:167n–168n
Bell, James, army private, 56:245–246
Bell, James B., author, 47:256–257

work reviewed, 61:38

Bell, James C., author, 4:284
Bell, James Ford, 16:20n, 21:208, 25:154n, 32:13n, 34:204

author, 12:203
collector, 19:69, 31:105–109, 31:188, 33:352, 34:310, 35:151, 36:70, 37:222, 46:249
papers, 30:63
work reviewed, 34:257

Bell (James Ford) Library, Minneapolis, collections, 46:249
Bell (James Ford) Museum of Natural History, Minneapolis, dioramas, 47:9
Bell, James H., Jr., 7:289
Bell, James Hunt, 7:289, 49:241, 49:246–247, 49:250n

diary, 17:212, 18:47

Bell, James S., miller, 10:355, 34:204
Bell, James Stroud, businessman, 58:278, 58:280

Gold Medal flour campaign, 58:283

Bell, John:

novelist, 31:145
politician, 24:309, 39:143–144
theater historian, 55:332

Bell, John E., dry goods store owner, 59:346–347
Bell, John E., pioneer, 19:267n, 24:115
Bell, John R. (Capt.), journal, 35:292
Bell, Kurt, 56:385
Bell, Laird, author, 22:95, 39:131

educator, 41:104

Bell, Marguerite N. (Molly), author, 34:217, 47:78
Bell, Mary T., historian, 49:246–247, 57:159
Bell, Michael J., review by, 55:229–30
Bell, N. J., 19:116
Bell, Pauline, prostitute, 50:250
Bell, R. C., 11:206
Bell, R. J., journalist, 24:326
Bell, R. Z., 9:372
Bell, Robert B., physician, 52:248
Bell, Robert C., judge, 42:209
Bell, Solomon (pseud.). See Snelling, William J.
Bell, Vernon, 9:70
Bell, W. W., author, 18:220
Bell, Whitfield J., Jr., author, 30:149, 34:212

historian, 55:375

Bell, William (Rev.), 15:469
Bell, William, Dr., trader, 13:195
Bell, William J. (Rev.), Presbyterian missionary, 48:102, 49:241–251

depicted, 48:104, 49:243, 49:251
family, 49:243, 49:246–247
sketch, 4:188
speaker, 11:112

Bella Coola Valley, British Columbia, Norwegian colony, 17:110
Bellain, Louis, American Fur Company agent, 5:408
Bellair, Joseph, fisher, 46:45
Bellair (Bellain), Louis, trader, 22:281
Bellaire family, 14:216
Bellairs, ---- (Capt.), 8:144
Bellairs, K. F. F., 8:144n
Bellamy, Edward, 46:103n, 46:108

author, 51:144, 52:93
radical leader, 27:334

Bellamy, Lou, actor, 60:129 (cover), 60:129 (facing), 60:132, 60:135, 60:140
Belland, Henry (Henri), 45:85n, 45:91
Belland, Henry, Sr., voyageur, 14:426, 22:144, 22:145n
Bell and Company, Duluth, bankers, 37:121–122
Bellanger (family name). See Belanger
Bellar, William, author, 38:334
Belle, steamer, 54:212, 59:343
Belleau, J. M. (Fr.), author, 21:432
Belleau Wood, World War I battle, 56:4
Bellecourt, Clyde, leader, 48:315
Bellegarde, Baptiste, petitioner, 49:186, 49:189
Bellehumeur, Francois, petitioner, 49:186
Bellehumeur, Jean, petitioner, 49:186
Bellehumeur, Patrice, petitioner, 49:186
Belle Isle, Virginia, Civil War prison camp, 25:145–151, 25:224–225, 58:63
Bellenger (family name). See Belanger
Belle of Bellevue, steamboat, 37:285
Belle of Minnetonka, steamboat, 12:433, 18:374, 29:292, 46:161
Belle of Moorhead flour, 58:95, 58:103
Belle P. Cross, steamboat, 35:279
Belle Plaine, Iowa, townsites, 27:355
Belle Plaine, Scott County:

British settlement, 28:260
centennial, 34:128
churches, 16:255, 20:218, 28:395
economic conditions, 14:463
elections, 16:367, 28:36
fishing depicted, 56:435
ginseng harvest, 41:253, 41:259
historic sites, 12:342
history, 8:210, 11:118
hunting, 16:253
industries, 15:138
Jewish families, 51:8
outhouse depicted, 48:6
pioneer life, 15:252, 15:492, 17:364, 28:266, 36:196
politics, 43:51
postal service, 13:454
railroad, 11:467, 12:59, 12:61n
river port, 36:257
salt springs, 52:137–143
schools, 15:371, 28:267, 47:119
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:101
sketch, 6:311
territorial newspaper, 56:224
trading post, 10:460, 12:210, 14:238

Belle Plaine City, Scott County, ghost town, 28:260
Belle Plaine Foundry and Machine Shop, 15:252
Belle Plaine Herald, founded, 28:265
Belle Plaine Salt Company, 53:18

articles of incorporation depicted, 52:137
history, 52:137–142
well site depicted, 52:139

Belle Prairie:

Catholic parish, 10:117, 10:119, 10:124
German settlement, 31:25, 32:36
mission, 25:290
salt springs, 32:217
schools, 9:274, 9:403, 14:143, 16:318, 17:465, 19:132n, 20:446, 25:12–13, 29:270
source material, 9:300

Belle Prairie Seminary, 14:143, 19:132n, 25:13
Bellevue, Iowa:

in 1849, 7:59
bank, 10:85
described, 17:421

Bellevue, Nebraska, historic site, 40:193
Bellevue, Red River Valley, 5:568
Bellevue Seminary, Bellevue, Nicollet County, 14:146
Bellevue Township, Morrison County:

schools, 25:12
settlement, 11:220

Bellevue War, outlaw raids, 17:421n
Bell family, 22:193
Bellfield, North Dakota, coal mine, 47:199
Bell Foundation, 40:149
Bellin, Jacques N., map, 8:121
Bellin, Nicolas, mapmaker, 27:66
Bellis, Peter Damian, author, 55:183
Bell Lumber and Pole Company, New Brighton, 60:216–217
Bellman, Minneapolis weekly magazine, 42:62, 50:51, 57:247, 57:250

evaluated, 26:304–310

Bell meat packers, St. Paul, 26:115
Bello, Edoardo, Dr., author, 21:437
Belloc, Bessie P., artist, 50:206, 50:208
Bellot, H. Hale, author, 15:118, 17:50, 17:206, 19:444

reviews by, 16:196, 17:199, 19:432–434
work reviewed, 33:214

Bellows, Curtis, trader, 29:218
Bellows, George, artist, 44:243–244, 45:184, 47:102
Bellows, H. A., sports announcer, 60:107
Bellows, Henry A., author, 3:155, 5:312, 5:365, 6:403, 9:426, 18:192, 26:306, 26:308, 50:10

mayor, 51:223–224
speaker, 5:312, 6:302, 10:57

Bells:

early Minnesota, 18:371–380
Red River mission, 20:204
Rush Lake church, 19:124

Bellson, Albert, mandolinist, 57:219, 57:231–233, 57:235, 57:324
Bellson, Mrs. Albert (Vergel Vanzora), mandola player, 57:219
Bellson Hawaiian Serenaders, 57:233
Bellson Mandolin Quartet, 57:232
Bellson School of Music, St. Paul, 57:231, 57:233
Bellview, steamboat, 13:227–228
Belmar Hotel, Minneapolis, 58:290, 58:294
Belmont, Wisconsin, first capital, 15:16
Belmont Township, Jackson County:

Norwegian settlement, 12:274
roads, 23:402

Beloit College, 1:373
Beloit Company, emigrant group, 13:111
Belote, Harriet E., 53:253 (facing)
Belsheim, A. G., Dr., 10:224
Belthuis, Lyda, author, 29:266
Belting, Natalia M., author, 30:292

review by, 30:249
work reviewed, 29:337

Beltman, Brian W., historian, 55:379
Belton, George R., author, 23:93
Beltrami, Giacomo Constantino:

author, 5:256n, 5:261, 9:305, 9:352–361, 10:261–271, 10:379, 10:382, 12:238, 13:222, 13:369, 13:436, 30:220, 31:105, 35:200, 35:242, 35:378
collector, 50:336
evaluated, 11:452
explorer, 4:289, 5:238, 5:255, 5:258, 5:282, 10:370, 16:453, 29:351, 41:100, 45:39, 48:84, 54:376
at Fort Snelling, 10:369, 54:105–106
markers, 26:388, 29:168, 29:279, 29:352
Native Americans, views of, 57:101
passenger on Virginia, 20:378, 30:212n, 40:411
portrait, 13:60, 13:83–84, 27:241
search for Mississippi source, 12:225, 13:277, 15:101, 16:118, 21:79, 29:83

Beltrami, Linda, 5:256
Beltrami, Luigia, 5:256
Beltrami County

See also Logging and lumbering; Railroads
agriculture, 19:364
archaeology, 26:321
archives, 15:197, 23:93
black attorneys, 55:70
black settlers, 61:324n
Cass Lake mission, 19:120
commissioners, 48:112–114, 49:66n, 49:69
county seat, 23:30
courthouse depicted, 55:64
division, 4:345, 9:77
electric service, 40:315
ethnic groups, 49:66
frontier area, 23:24
growth, 23:29, 23:32
history, 5:81, 38:388, 50:330
Indian reservation, 7:192
labor unrest, 42:166n, 42:171
legal work, 55:68
lumber industry, 13:366, 29:137–149, 56:264
name, 41:100
newspapers, 4:297, 29:356
notes, 2:205, 8:208, 9:77, 10:224
Old Settlers organization, 55:62
pioneer life, 18:112, 26:93, 45:40, 47:334
prisoner-of-war camp, 44:295
proposed war history, 3:159
schools, 36:104
Star Island, 60:47
township histories, 15:132, 15:244, 15:365, 15:483, 16:125
War History Committee, 23:390
World War I, 49:65–75

Beltrami County Bar Association, formed, 55:62
Beltrami County Historical Society, 18:221, 33:313, 33:356, 34:131, 36:104, 47:334, 50:330

meeting, 35:50
organized, 30:398
publications, 35:202, 35:380, 38:388

Beltrami Eagle, Bemidji, 29:356
Beltrami Island, 1:60, 56:283, 56:285
Beltrami Island State Forest, 20:66
Beltrami Lake, Beltrami County, name, 21:352
Beltrami Park, Minneapolis, 29:352
Beltrami State Park, Beltrami County, dedicated, 29:279, 29:351
Belview, Norwegian settlement, 23:290
Belview Independent, history, 35:50
Belville, Mrs. Charles W., 7:256
Belvo, Hazel, artist/art teacher, 55:264–266, 56:351
Bemidji, Beltrami County, 53:248

1918 forest fire, 54:154
black attorneys, 55:59–75
businesses, 48:113, 48:117
churches, 23:27, 23:32, 31:68, 31:70–71
county seat, 23:29–30, 23:68
courts, 55:64
depicted, 3:95, 8:309, 54:307, 55:62, 55:64, 55:68–70
described, 25:278, 43:223, 49:71
disabled veterans, 39:243
discrimination against Ojibwe, 61:203
early trails, 16:492
in fiction, 49:40
founded, 8:208, 10:354
history, 7:297, 9:77, 28:78
home guard, 49:72–73
hotels, 23:25, 54:315
Indians, 48:89, 50:274, 51:319, 56:266, 61:203
IWW local, 42:166, 42:170, 42:174
local government, 30:144
lumber industry, 21:177, 23:33, 29:138–148, 31:68, 31:75, 35:202, 43:123–125
lumberjack mission, 56:436
MHS tours, 18:205, 18:280–282
monuments, 53:265
name, 20:343, 23:27
naval militia, 49:71–72
newspapers, 16:125, 29:356
parks, 28:189
Paul Bunyan statue, 49:39, 55:261, 57:23, 61:186
pioneer life, 10:224, 23:24–34, 33:313
population, 23:26, 23:33
railroads, 23:28, 23:33, 29:138, 29:147, 43:128–129, 43:131–134, 61:275
resort center, 23:31, 28:93, 34:65
Sioux War, 3:289
socialist movement, 52:95
telegraph, 43:134n
trade center, 29:137
utilities, 49:65n, 49:66
winter carnival, 19:234
World War I, 49:65–75

Bemidji, Chippewa leader, 3:95, 8:309, 23:25, 28:189, 33:313, 49:238
Bemidji Bar Association, 55:74
Bemidji Box Factory, 49:70
Bemidji Commercial Club, 49:74
Bemidji Daily Pioneer, 16:125, 48:114–115, 49:65n, 49:67, 49:70

anniversary, 33:313

Bemidji Eagle, first issue, 16:126
Bemidji Grand Army of the Republic, 55:64
Bemidji House, hotel, 23:25
Bemidji Lumber Company, 27:302, 49:65
Bemidji Sentinel, 49:65n, 49:67, 49:70
Bemidji State College. See Bemidji State University
Bemidji State Teachers College. See Bemidji State University
Bemidji State University:

depicted, 42:181, 42:183
history, 19:233, 25:210, 34:93, 34:131, 42:178–185, 55:92
Indian Studies Program, publications, 55:379
minority education, 51:25

Bemidji Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:365
Bemidji Townsite and Improvement Company, 23:27, 23:30
Bemidji Weekly Pioneer, 49:65n
Bemis, Joseph G., Dr., letters, 13:438
Bemis, Mrs. F. C., author, 14:236
Bemis, Nathan M., Dr.:

case book, 16:242
papers, 3:541

Bemis, Samuel F., speaker, 13:106
Bena, Cass County:

boatbuilding, 33:14
Chippewa settlement, 26:81
German prisoners of war, 54:113–118, 54:120, 54:122–123
historic properties, 51:149
prisoner-of-war camp, 44:295–296

Bena Standard Oil Station, historic property, 51:164 (facing)
Benavides, Alonso de (Fr.), memorial, 1:397
Ben Bolt, steamboat, 14:297
Ben Campbell, steamboat, 17:278, 29:203
Ben Coursin, steamboat, 36:252
Bend, Mrs. Harold P., 9:408
Bender, A. B., author, 9:304
Bender, Albert, baseball player, 55:281
Bender, Albertus Bliss, homesteader, 51:94–95
Bender, Anna, Hampton Institute graduate, 51:90, 51:93–97
Bender, Charles Albert, baseball player, 51:94–95, 60:128
Bender, Elizabeth:

Hampton Institute student, 51:90, 51:94–98
Indian women's advocate, 55:281

Bender, Emma, Hampton Institute student, 51:87, 51:94, 51:96, 51:98
Bender, Frank, Chippewa, 51:94
Bender, Fred, Hampton Institute student, 51:94, 51:96, 51:98
Bender, George, Hampton Institute student, 51:87, 51:94, 51:98
Bender, John, Chippewa, 51:94–95
Bender, Mary Razor, Chippewa, 51:94–95
Bendikson, L., 22:92
Bendix, schoolhouse depicted, 56:278
Benedict, 9:328

Catholic church, 17:117

Benedict, George W., 45:239
Benedict, H., 43:279
Benedict, Mary D., author, 15:483, 16:233
Benedict, Mrs. Jay E., speaker, 7:191, 21:217, 22:340
Benedict, Murray R., 53:126
Benedictine Order

See also College of St. Benedict; St. Benedict's Academy, St. Joseph; St. John's Abbey and University, Collegeville
colleges, 49:347
community characteristics, 8:220, 8:228
Czech, 15:446
Duluth, 53:212
founded, 8:218
hospitals, 33:291–297
Minnesota, 8:223–231, 9:199, 10:119–120, 14:120, 21:457, 22:111, 26:275, 27:269, 28:84, 32:34–43, 41:243–244, 42:77, 47:119, 48:43, 49:83, 51:164
missions, 8:219–221, 8:227, 33:57–60, 34:123, 34:131, 36:192, 38:335, 48:158–170
monks, 56:148
Northwest, 27:170, 33:53–60
Pennsylvania, 32:37, 33:53
St. Cloud and Stearns County, 11:205, 20:364, 32:39–42, 33:188, 34:171
schools and colleges, 17:84, 17:219, 20:104, 23:111, 27:169, 34:91–92, 34:131, 35:263–271, 35:338, 39:321, 48:158, 48:167, 48:170
United States, 19:219
West Union, 2:386
White Earth mission, 10:92
women, 12:456, 17:219, 33:58–59, 36:24

Benes, Vaclav L., essay reviewed, 36:185
Benes, Vojta, at Silver Lake, 15:41
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Crookston, 17:362
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Lodge No. 44, Minneapolis, 7:303
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Minnesota, 5:318, 59:99

Gopher Lodge, 59:45 (facing)
records, 34:340
regalia depicted, 59:45 (facing)

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, St. Paul, 37:308
Ben Franklin, steamboat, 1:355
Bengston, John R., review by, 35:42
Bengtson, Bennie, author, 29:94
Bengtson, Helen A., work depicted, 53:79
Benham, Albert, pioneer, 4:95
Benham, Erma, 16:361
Benham, Roy H., speaker, 29:274, 29:362, 39:245
Ben Hersey, towboat, 18:177
Benidt, Bruce W., work reviewed, 49:258
Benisovich, Michel, author, 32:191

"Peter Rindisbacher," 32:155

Benit, William A., speaker, 17:358, 26:181
Benitt, Linda James, farmer, 52:117
Benjamin, Asher, author, 42:85
Benjamin, C. H., 59:282, 59:284
Benjamin, Darius C., publisher, 20:215
Benjamin, Harold, educator, 35:371
Benjamin, John, Dr., 38:151

career, 11:115

Benjamin, Joseph, blacksmith, 20:217
Benjamin, Walter, quoted, 60:160–162
Benjamin, William G., Dr., 47:91
Benjamin Noble, steamboat, 35:280
Benner, Bradford G., Sr., 44:262
Benner, Cornelius W., 44:263
Benner, Franklin, letters, 27:248
Benner, Michael P., 44:264
Bennett, ---- (frontiersman), 2:488–491
Bennett, ----, music teacher, 39:320
Bennett, A. C., author, 20:203
Bennett, Abraham, juror, 55:359, 55:361
Bennett, Ashley C., aviator/aircraft designer, 34:44, 48:49, 54:332
Bennett, C. A., GAR commander, 16:438–439
Bennett, C. H., founder of Pipestone, 31:205
Bennett, Carl K., 49:253
Bennett, E., letter, 15:221
Bennett, Edward H., architect, 33:334, 33:338–339
Bennett, Estelline, author, 26:307
Bennett, G. G. (Bishop), speaker, 9:171, 9:268
Bennett, Henry H., photographer, 20:203, 48:316
Bennett, Howard, 57:430
Bennett, Jacob, 9:371
Bennett, James Gordon, 4:290

journalist, 25:249, 27:1
publisher, 47:321

Bennett, Joan, actress, 44:108, 44:111
Bennett, John, author, 27:275
Bennett, L. G., map maker, 40:125n
Bennett, Lerone, author, 51:31
Bennett, Mary E., 6:295
Bennett, Mrs. Russell M., author, 27:176
Bennett, R. H., sheep raiser, 26:113
Bennett, Richard, author, 33:132
Bennett, Russell H., 33:333, 41:271n

author, 13:115
quoted, 41:274
work reviewed, 39:78

Bennett, Russell M., 44:188
Bennett, Susan, 49:274
Bennett, Thomas (Lt.), at Grand Portage, 5:19, 44:199, 44:203–208, 47:28
Bennett, W. J., speaker, 23:396
Bennett Law, opposition to, 18:381, 18:383
Bennett Seminary, Minneapolis, 50:50
Bennett Studio, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, 48:316
Bennie, De Gray, 55:227
Bennion, John, school superintendent, 53:307
Bennion, S. E., Dr., 23:102
Bennion, Sherilyn Cox, 52:204
Bennit, Linda, quoted, 47:329
Bennor, Mrs. John A. B., 9:302
Bennyhoff, Donald C., speaker, 24:187
Benoit, Eugene, missionary, 39:309
Benoit, J. B. A., auto builder, 43:97
Benoit, Virgil (Gentilly), speaker, 44:278–289, 49:308
Benoit auto, depicted, 43:97
Bensen, J. Arthur, speaker, 8:261
Benshoof, L. M., speaker, 18:269, 18:271
Bensley, Edward H., Dr., author, 36:324
Benson, A. F., speaker, 15:138
Benson, Adolph B., author, 3:479, 19:216, 20:442, 30:391

editor, 30:148
work reviewed, 6:56, 31:111

Benson, Albert, death, 56:297
Benson, Bessie (Mrs. Albert), 56:297
Benson, C. E. (Rev.), speaker, 22:108
Benson, C. S., author, 4:91
Benson, Charles, 11:146
Benson, David, editor, work reviewed, 1:378–386
Benson, Delbert, 56:294
Benson, Elmer A., politician, 19:427, 34:109–192, 38:41, 40:91, 54:172, 58:184, 59:251–252, 61:112n

1937 timber strikes and, 56:267–268, 56:272–273, 56:276
biography, 42:236
characterized, 46:338, 47:164
depicted, 40:373, 43:91, 47:154–155, 47:157, 48:293, 52:111, 54:11, 54:15, 56:269
Farmer-Labor leader, 54:186
governor, 19:315, 34:188, 40:368, 40:374, 44:315, 49:158–159, 51:137, 52:171, 52:295, 53:177, 54:7, 54:10–13, 54:180, 54:183, 61:176
political campaigns, 61:224–225
"Politics in My Lifetime," 47:154–160
quoted, 43:168, 46:205
rivalry with Hjalmar Petersen, 48:283, 48:289–294
senator, 40:366, 50:290, 52:101, 52:104, 52:111
speaker, 16:483

Benson, Esther, author, 25:382

"A Community Study," 25:362–367

Benson, Ezra Taft, secretary of agriculture, 40:294, 48:129
Benson, Fred, seaman, 35:279
Benson, Henry N., attorney general, 2:105, 7:256, 12:36, 12:38, 15:78, 15:80, 15:490, 16:241, 16:300, 17:70, 19:470, 20:50, 20:353, 21:217, 22:50, 22:293, 22:295–296, 23:48, 23:50, 25:98, 25:209, 26:45, 26:150, 27:76, 28:200, 29:97, 51:170

career, 39:299
speaker, 5:267, 5:269, 12:104, 12:452, 15:80, 15:123, 16:122, 16:301, 16:491, 17:67, 18:329, 19:465, 21:53, 21:438, 22:47, 22:215, 29:276

Benson, Heston, barnstorming pilot, 52:231, 52:233–237
Benson, Jared, politician, 37:329, 59:152n
Benson, Lillian R., author, 26:266
Benson, Lyman L., stage owner, 29:206, 29:222
Benson, Maggie. See Barney, Maggie
Benson, Marty, athlete, 39:20
Benson, Maxine, work reviewed, 51:40
Benson, Mrs. G. A., 20:456
Benson, Mrs. Henry N., 16:301
Benson, Oscar A., Lutheran minister, 61:106
Benson, Otis O., Dr., Indian boarding school superintendent, 58:232–234
Benson, P., Musical Merchandise catalog, 57:220
Benson, Ramsey, author, 18:221, 31:132, 31:145

work reviewed, 10:69

Benson, Richard, author, work reviewed, 61:86
Benson, Susan P., work reviewed, 50:254–255
Benson, Swift County, 48:74

Catholic colony, 35:139
depicted/described, 8:314, 10:281, 46:63
history, 9:79, 11:338–339, 17:366, 19:408
hotel, 46:62
immigrant house, 13:41
library, 26:290
Lutheran church, 15:481
map depicted, 57:338
market, 10:284
Norwegian settlement, 12:277, 23:290, 40:357, 57:358
plat depicted, 57:338
railroad, 21:241, 57:339
World War II, 26:389

Benson, Tony, mine inspector, 34:274

speaker, 17:484

Benson, William C., work reviewed, 31:50
Benson County, North Dakota, place names, 38:385
Benson Grove, Iowa, convention riot, 18:432
Benson House, Benson, hotel register, 20:364
Benson Music House, Minneapolis, 57:228
Bent, Charles, 15:430
Bent, George P., author, 13:114
Bent, Silas, author, 27:253
Bent, William, 15:430
Benteen, Frederick W., letters, 34:40
Bentley, ----, architect, 54:235
Bentley, Frances, author, 12:208
Bentley, G. Carter, work reviewed, 48:223
Bentley, J. W., Dr., 21:329
Bentley, Judith, 57:128
Bentley, Will, author, 35:336
Bentley, Wilson Alwyn, photographer, 62:122
Benton, Charles W., 18:150
Benton, Elbert J., author, 4:78
Benton, Harold (son of Lee), 62:1 (facing)
Benton, history, 8:208, 9:77
Benton, Jerome, rock musician, 58:32
Benton, Jessie, 8:378
Benton, Josiah H., author, 2:101
Benton, Lee, lighthouse keeper, 62:1 (facing)
Benton, S. H., author, 3:99
Benton, Thomas H. (Col.), 7:61, 8:378n
Benton, Thomas Hart, artist, 21:402, 45:185, 47:58, 55:14
Benton, Thomas Hart, Missouri senator, 19:306, 33:304, 39:31, 40:185, 42:71, 47:206
Benton, Ward H., speaker, 24:86, 26:284
Benton and Roberts, Mankato, law firm, 26:259
Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Missouri, 59:142
Benton County:

Agricultural Society, organized, 14:137, 22:251, 40:334
archives, 21:327
described, 29:204, 29:217
district court, 29:219
genealogy sources, 50:336
Germans, 21:98
historical map, 31:62
history, 1:299, 1:346, 10:224, 13:447, 36:106
land claim association, 9:86
notes, 5:81, 7:300, 8:446
pioneer life, 15:483
population, 1850, 2:120
schools, 8:274, 24:88
War History Committee, 23:390
wheat raising, 29:19
Wippich's Rock Garden, 58:161

Benton Township, Carver County:

Dutch settlement, 37:160
history, 35:50
settlement, 10:361, 10:460

Bent's Fort, Colorado, post, 15:430, 40:195
Bentzen, Georgine L. (Mrs. Kristofer Janson), 45:222
Benville Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:483
Benz, George, 15:347
Benz, Herman, businessman, 58:345, 58:347
Benz, John, 10:84
Benz family, St. Paul businesses, 58:345, 58:347
Benzie, W. A., banker, 39:246
Berbaum, Sylvie, work reviewed, 57:212–214
Bercaw, Louise O., compiler, 16:235
Bercovici, Konrad, work reviewed, 7:161
Bercovitch, Sacvan, author, 50:38
Berdahl, Christian O., author, 26:284
Berde, Stuart, work reviewed, 48:88
Berens, H. H., Hudson's Bay Company governor, 34:319
Berg, Albert, secretary of state, 5:491
Berg, Carl, politician/speaker, 17:483, 51:41 (facing)
Berg, Carol J. (Sr.):

"Benedictines at White Earth," 48:158–170
"Dear Mr. Hill," 50:71–77
review by, 51:161–162

Berg, Elmer W., veterinarian, 41:380
Berg, Ernest L., author, 26:275
Berg, John, author, 15:488–489, 17:361
Berg, Leighton, bandleader, 53:251
Berg, Lillie C., author, 37:187
Berg, M. H., 19:355
Berg, O. G. (Rev.), author, 5:395
Berg, P. Anton, 5:223
Berg, Patty, professional golfer, 60:156
Berg, Peter, 2:56
Berg, Valborg, 53:251
Bergan, O. W., organizer, 43:51
Bergan family, sketch, 3:47
Berge, Dennis E., author, 50:80
Berge, Henrietta, 22:191, 22:421, 23:44
Bergemann, Kurt D., author, work reviewed, 59:132–133
Bergen, D. Thomas, 51:8
Bergen, Edgar, 46:276
Bergen, John T. (Rev.), speaker, 2:204, 3:476, 6:313
Bergen, Louis, trader, 20:264
Bergen, McLeod County, Lutheran church, 14:452
Bergen, Norway:

emigration, 2:223, 2:226, 2:239n, 2:243, 2:381
runes, 40:49–59

Bergen, William, 51:8–9
Bergendoff, Conrad (Rev.), author, 17:329, 27:256, 29:278

bibliography, 38:381
speaker, 29:258

Berger, Bernard, petitioner, 49:186
Berger, Dorothy, work reviewed, 36:62
Berger, F. Xavier, petitioner, 49:186
Berger, Isidore, petitioner, 49:186
Berger, Jacques, petitioner, 41:50, 49:186
Berger, Jean Baptiste, petitioner, 49:186
Berger, Josef, work reviewed, 36:62
Berger, Judith Wilkey (Mrs. Pierre, Sr.), 49:187
Berger, Pierre, Jr., petitioner, 49:186
Berger, Pierre, Sr., petitioner, 49:186–188
Berger, Victor, reformer, 40:140
Berger family, in Montana, 49:189
Bergerud, Alf L., state centennial commissioner, 61:109
Bergeson, A. P., 21:336, 21:444
Bergeson, Ole, sketch, 8:112
Berggren, Alfred, 12:321
Bergh, Johan A. (Rev.), author, 5:233

work reviewed, 1:130

Bergh, Margaret, collector, 57:215
Bergh, Nancy, collector, 57:215
Bergheim, Nels, speaker, 5:575
Berghold, Alexander, missionary, 1:384, 1:440n, 10:123n, 15:484, 26:181, 32:172, 46:304, 50:203n, 56:383, 59:183
Berghult, C. R., speaker, 19:315
Bergin, Alfred, author, 5:465, 16:493, 38:92

speaker, 13:450, 18:329

Bergin, Daniel Pierce, television producer, 60:167

"Frederick Jones," 59:138

Bergland, Robert, congressman, 47:34, 47:159
Berglin, Linda, feminist/politician, 61:64, 61:67, 61:69
Berglund, Bill, trapper, 57:156
Berglund, Emil, author, 37:135
Berglund, G., cooperative creamery founder, 51:263
Berglund, Hilma, artist/art instructor, 12:306, 44:241, 52:114
Berglund, Margaret, 51:115
Bergman, Austin I., lawyer, 21:196
Bergman, F. H. (Rev.), speaker, 16:130
Bergman, Marvin, editor, 55:379
Bergman, Solomon, 35:293
Bergmann, Leola N., author, 29:174

work reviewed, 26:59, 32:51

Bergquist, Andrew, 43:130n, 43:133n
Bergquist, James M., author, 49:211
Bergqvist, Leonard, interpreter, 20:253–254
Bergsma, Peter A., 33:129
Bergstrom, Emil A., 42:206, 42:208
Bergstrom, Oscar, auto builder, 43:94, 43:97
Bergstrom, Richard, 54:312
Bergstrom, Vernon E., work reviewed, 50:43, 51:324
Bergstrom Chugger auto, depicted, 43:97
Berild, Olaf, arrest, 52:97
Bering Sea, seal hunts, 40:217, 40:220
Berke, Arnold, author, work reviewed, 58:422
Berke, Beryl, quoted, 59:18–19
Berkey, Charles, Dr., 11:113
Berkey, Hiram, lumberman, 18:167
Berkey, John, designer, 43:161, 55:117
Berkey, Peter, businessman, 40:225
Berkhofer, Robert F., Jr., historian, 47:228, 53:227–228, 53:247

author, 51:128
review by, 38:191
work reviewed, 39:292, 46:205

Berkleo, Samuel, pioneer, 24:160
Berkow, Ira, author, work reviewed, 62:119
Berks County Historical Society, Pennsylavania, 25:197, 26:78, 26:168, 26:383
Berkshire County, Massachusetts, Stockbridge mission, 22:150n
Berland, Pascal, mixed-blood, 36:48
Berlant, Arnold, philosopher, 55:266
Berlie, E. (Rev.), speaker, 14:122
Berlin Township, Steele County, Norwegian settlement, 12:269
Berlowe, Burt, author, 51:164
Berman, Betsy, letters, 56:97
Berman, David, letters, 56:97
Berman, Hyman, historian, 40:410, 46:254, 52:259–260

author, 49:124, 58:247
reviews by, 44:34, 45:158, 45:201–202

Berman, Isabel, psychologist, letters, 56:97
Berman, Lael, author, 51:80
Berman, Reuben, physician, letters, 56:48, 56:97
Berman, Ruth, work reviewed, 56:97
Berman, Sam, letters, 56:97
Berman family, letters, 56:97
Bern (Berne, Buchanan), Dodge County:

Swiss festival, 47:336
Swiss settlement, 8:174, 28:333

Bernadotte Township, Nicollet County, Scandinavian settlements, 12:275, 36:201
Bernard, Allen G., journalist, 42:255–256
Bernard, Belva D. M., author, 38:42
Bernard, John T., politician, 40:369, 40:371, 40:373, 43:82–92, 47:156, 51:177, 54:14–15
Bernard, Josephine Dinois (Mrs. John T.), 43:84–85
Bernard, K. L., 48:51
Bernard, L. L., author, 23:289
Bernard, Lionel, troupe manager, 23:312n
Bernard, M. (Sr.), author, 11:209
Bernard, Marie, 43:82, 43:85
Bernard, Mrs. Otto, speaker, 26:284
Bernard, Richard M., work reviewed, 47:331
Bernard, Swen, author, 4:296, 5:146, 5:227, 6:207
Bernard Pratt and Company, 40:185
Berndt, J., lithographer, work depicted, 53:99
Berndt, Julius, architect, 56:380
Berne, Switzerland, emigration, 8:174
Berneche, Zephirin, lumberman, 32:151n, 32:152, 33:22
Bernhardson, Lars, pioneer, 12:337
Bernheimer, Isaac, land owner, 55:20, 55:22–23, 55:25, 55:28, 55:30
Berning, T. J., author, 18:105, 18:219, 36:105

education commissioner, 53:296

Bernou, Abbe Claude, editor, 12:410, 16:449, 20:67, 23:57
Bernou, Gabriel, cheese maker, 44:285–286
Bernou, Marie, depicted, 44:285
Bernstein, Alison R., work reviewed, 52:329–330
Bernstein, Ethel Krochnock, quoted, 55:169
Bernstein, Leah, artist, 50:256
Bernstein, Leonard, 49:169
Bernstein, Maury, 44:79
Bernstein, Ross, author, 56:148, 57:272, 58:64

work reviewed, 57:103, 58:421, 59:267

Beronius, Olaus, author, 10:207
Beroun, Pine County, name, 13:199
Berrie, Peter J., assistant attorney general, 57:69
Berries, wild, 54:127
Berrigan, Daniel, 48:349
Berrigan, Philip, 48:349
Berrum, Agnes, 36:140
Berry, Charles, Dr., 45:137
Berry, Charles A., 25:238
Berry, Charles H., 5:65, 44:154

papers, 24:61, 30:90

Berry, Daniel E., cholera victim, 14:297
Berry, Don, work reviewed, 38:199
Berry, Edward, postmaster, 13:454
Berry, Eugene, Underground Railway participant, 57:125
Berry, Frank, teamster, 47:143–144
Berry, Frank C., businessman, 46:60
Berry, George, labor-board member, 42:6n
Berry, J. C., miller, 6:142
Berry, John M., Justice, 35:116
Berry, Josephine, home economist, 59:277–278
Berry, Mrs. Charles H., 5:65
Berry, Mrs. Frank C., 5:379
Berry, Virginia, work reviewed, 49:38
Berry, William J., author, 8:203
Berry, William M., parks superintendent, 49:22, 49:287
Berry and Onion, Minneapolis, wholesale grocers, 46:60
Berryhill, Anne, 10:339
Berryville Conservator (Virginia), newspaper, 25:33
Bersell, Eunice, author, 12:102
Bersell, P. O., author, 32:54
Bersie, Hiram, steamboat captain, 13:231, 15:409, 15:416–417, 34:142–143
Bertaut, Bartholemy, 16:418n
Berthel, Mary W., 3:457, 5:14n, 7:86, 10:445, 17:61, 30:343N, 38:204

author, 10:48, 16:467, 20:207, 27:61, 27:129, 28:276, 29:51, 29:372, 30:274, 30:406, 39:132
career, 16:304, 23:366, 24:33, 29:287, 30:44, 35:52, 35:100
editor, "Goodhue's Minnesota," 29:193–222
geographic board activities, 26:37
The History of Central Minnesota: A Survey of Unpublished Sources, 9:248–256
"Hunting in Minnesota," 16:259–271
MHS report, 23:46–51
"Minnesota Historical Society," 30:293–330
"Place Names," 21:345–352
reviews by, 14:91, 16:199, 16:206, 22:413–415, 24:236, 24:341–343, 26:149, 26:248–250, 29:74, 35:95
speaker, 5:500, 9:266, 15:107, 19:63, 21:286
work reviewed, 30:50–52

Berthel, R. W., Dr. and Mrs., 26:31
Berthier, Alfred, physician, 55:354
Berthoff, Rowland, author, 48:106–107, 51:128
Berthold family, in fur trade, 15:421
Berti, ----, trader, 5:39n
Bertil, Prince, visits Twin Cities, 29:183, 29:277
Berton, Pierre, historian, 42:175–176
Bertram, George M., 20:141, 49:147
Bertrand, C. J., historian, 11:5–6, 11:10, 18:446
Bertrand, George E., author, 2:196
Bertrand, J. P., 24:186, 26:178

author, 20:188, 25:96, 26:88
historian, 56:356
speaker, 19:353, 22:442, 23:295, 24:56, 24:86, 24:378
work reviewed, 37:86

Bertrand, Timothy, blacksmith shop, 61:30
Bertrang, M. B., 9:407
Bertsch, Carl W., artist, 13:87
Berven, Ove, high-school basketball coach, 55:343–345
Berwanger, Eugene H., historian, 55:143

work reviewed, 48:44

Besse, Kirk J., author, 56:100
Besse Building, Minneapolis, rent discrimination, 52:170
Bessesen, Beatrice G. (Mrs. William A.), opera singer, 19:344

papers, 20:34

Bessette, Fred W., 4:332, 9:259

author, 17:364, 21:211
Minnesota Timber Producers secretary, 56:272
state senator, 5:155

Bessler, John D., law professor, 58:84, 58:86, 58:90

work reviewed, 59:89

Bessmertnikh, Alexander, ambassador, 61:352
Best, Ed C., horse owner, 41:382
Best, Gary D., author, 43:316
Best, Joel:

"Keeping the Peace in St. Paul," 47:240–248
"Looking Evil in the Face," 50:241–251
work reviewed, 57:53–54

Best, Norman, 52:128
Best, St. George, poet, 26:301
Best Buy, electronics/appliances retailer, Richfield, 61:61
Best Buy, Minnesota headquarters, 56:419
Bester, Earl, 59:251
Bestick, E. J., 5:472
Bestick, Mrs. E. J., 17:355, 22:104
Beston, Caleb, boatbuilder, 13:224
Bestor, Arthur, 43:54
Bestor, Arthur E., Jr., author, 36:185

review by, 33:82
work reviewed, 31:112

Beta (pseud.). See Adams, Chandler B.
Betabeleros (Mexican American beet workers), 58:197, 58:200, 58:207
Bethany Covenant Church, Cloquet, 16:121
Bethany Home for the Friendless, Minneapolis, 39:14
Bethany Lutheran College, Mankato, 50:294
Bethel, Duluth restaurant, 52:210–211
Bethel, history, 21:415, 24:189, 28:78, 28:129
Bethel, W. N., author, 14:361
Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, 55:128

anniversary, 28:83
described, 31:112
established, 4:283, 8:186, 15:235, 33:138

Bethel Deaconess Hospital, Mountain Lake, 20:459
Bethel Lutheran Church, St. Olaf Township, 2:205
Bethel Lutheran Church, Willmar, 8:270
Bethel Mission, Minneapolis, 44:63–66

See also Pillsbury Settlement House

Bethesda Baptist Church, Minneapolis, 61:80
Bethesda Baptist Sunday School, donations, 56:115
Bethesda Lutheran Medical Center, St. Paul, 51:164

centennial, 49:348

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, utopian community, 56:350
Bethlehem Academy, Faribault, 21:115

anniversaries, 16:371, 21:455
history, 1:321

Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, 10:363
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Lanesboro, 8:209
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, St. Paul, 16:235, 47:53
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Ulen, 8:447
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis, 6:88, 6:411
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, St. Paul, 4:202
Betlach, Jess, illustrator, 57:28
Betleg, C. J., 6:75
Betsy-Tacy books, 53:337
Betten, Francis S., author, 15:355
Betten, Neil:

"Iron Range Strike of 1916," 41:82–94
"Strike on the Mesabi," 40:340–347

Bettenburg, P. C., author, 17:480
Better Business Bureau, Minneapolis, 14:437, 15:61
Betts, H. H., artist, 27:363
Betty Crocker, advertising icon, 56:415, 57:23, 57:28–29, 58:283, 58:314, 58:319, 61:222
Betz, Andreas, 20:459
Bevaness, Chippewa Indian, 19:387n
Bevans, Corydon D., 11:169
Bevans, Henry L., 11:169n
Bevans, Henry T., 16:99
Bevans, John D., editor, 37:164
Bevans, Julia, 57:59–60, 57:65, 57:69
Bevans, Milton L. (Sgt.), Civil War veteran, 25:246, 57:59, 61:266
Bevans Landing, Carver County, 11:169
Bevear Gold Mining and Milling Company, 15:489
Beveridge, Albert J., 7:78, 7:125

author, 28:361, 29:62, 39:220
politician, 22:79, 27:133

Beveridge, Mrs. Robert, 17:385n, 18:59
Beveridge, Robert (Robert Avard), 17:208, 35:14

author, 19:93
speaker, 21:83

Beverly, Sam, lyricist, 44:139
Bevin, ----, army private, 42:108, 42:110, 42:114
Beyea, Andrew S., letters, 14:436
Beyea family, genealogy, 14:436
Beyer, August, 5:379
Beyer, Carlyle, author, 18:446
Beyer, George, artist, 53:191
Beyer, Richard L., author, 23:278, 25:85
Beyer, Thomas P., professor, 51:112–114, 51:118, 51:120–121

author, 21:185

Beyers, H., Dutch pioneer, 28:128
Bezat, Barbara, work reviewed, 46:343
BIA. See United States Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bialystock, Poland, emigration, 55:168
Biason, Perfecto, mandolinist, 57:228–229
Biauswah, Chippewa leader, 9:328
Bibaud, Michel, journalist/publisher, 1:289, 42:71
Bibbins, Arthur, 13:408
Bibeau, Donald F., author, 43:233–234, 49:212
Bible:

Chinese classes, 57:171–172
Dakota translation, 12:244, 15:275, 16:142, 21:278
fundamentalist interpretation, 43:14, 43:17–18, 43:20, 43:22–25
in public schools, 53:295, 53:298–300, 53:305–306, 53:311
Sioux translation, 1:398, 2:482, 2:511n, 2:528n, 2:563, 4:416n

Bibliographical Society of America, 15:120, 15:341, 16:55, 16:65, 18:322, 24:361
Bibliographies:

agriculture, 1:278
Alvord, C. W., 10:48
American history, 10:31
archives, 3:139, 4:442
Canadian history, 7:186
Civil War, 41:102
cooking, 41:116
Duluth, 5:451
ethnic groups, 1:274, 1:292, 7:251, 41:99, 48:43, 48:223–224
farming, 41:99, 42:314
fur trade, 5:357, 9:149
genealogy, 42:80
Gray, J. H., 2:47
H. W. Wilson Company, 3:235
Hennepin, 9:409
historical novels, 2:284
Holcombe, R. I., 2:8–10
Holmes, W. H., 2:183
immigration, 7:160
Indians, 2:381, 2:435, 3:465, 5:214, 5:353, 41:51, 41:298, 42:80, 45:343, 46:287, 47:167, 47:258, 48:136, 57:159
Iowa authors, 1:142, 3:98
Iowa newspapers, 9:73
IWW, 50:168
Kensington runestone, 4:89
labor, 42:40, 42:240
La Verendrye, 9:146
literature, 48:90
livestock industry, 5:493
Mackinac, 2:582
Mesabi Range, 3:465
Minnesota constitution, 4:44
Minnesota county histories, 6:198
Minnesota government, 47:212
Minnesota newspapers, 5:302, 5:502, 9:48, 10:42, 10:78
Mississippi Valley, 6:210
northwest central region, 9:303
Northwest history, 9:109–122
online databases, 55:380
Paul Bunyan, 4:460
political parties, 1:235
prairie literature, 9:162
Preus, C. K., 5:234
publications of historical societies, 7:122
Schoolcraft, 9:185
Sibley, H. H., 5:52
South Dakota, 49:346
Taylor, J. W., 1:210–216, 1:325
trans-Mississippi West, 42:199
travel, 7:124, 9:54, 10:49, 42:215
Veblen, Thorstein, 10:343
wheat production, 8:183
Winchell, N. H., 1:80
women, 45:164, 45:187–191

Bibliotheque St. Sulpice (Montreal), manuscript collection, 3:297, 5:305–306, 5:503, 5:562n–563n
Bicentennial (United States)

See also Minnesota American Revolution Bicentennial Commission
celebration, 44:159, 44:231–232, 44:235, 45:245–246, 45:344, 46:84, 47:27

Bicha, Karel D., author, 40:360

work reviewed, 55:133–134

Bickford, A. E., speaker, 5:79, 5:321, 5:436, 12:454
Bickford, Bunk, 14:308–309, 14:314
Bickford, Maria C., 14:308, 14:313–314
Bickford, Nolan, 58:182
Bickhart, Elmo F., 44:137
Bickman, Connie, photojournalist, 56:48
Bicycles and bicycling, 56:412

advertising buttons depicted, 54:241 (cover), 54:271–273, 54:280–281
advertising poster, 58:379 (facing)
bicycle makers, 62:163
clothing and gear, 49:60, 54:280
clubs, 33:315, 36:89
depicted, 27:65, 30:54, 40:1 (cover), 40:34, 54:268–269, 54:272, 54:274–275, 62:81 (cover), 62:81 (facing), 62:84, 62:86–87, 62:93, 62:95
history, 23:290, 27:64, 53:240, 54:269–282
magazine coverage, 47:321
Minneapolis in early 20th century, 62:84–95, 62:163
Minnehaha Creek bicycle path depicted, 62:91
Nice Ride program, 62:84
police usage, 62:93–94
race depicted, 54:273
races, 62:85–86, 62:93
safety model, 62:86–87
tags depicted, 62:91
tours, 47:258
velocipede (boneshaker) model, 62:84, 62:95
during World War II, 53:261

Bicycling magazine, 62:84
Bidamon, Emma H. (Mrs. Lewis C.), 17:429, 17:430n
Bidamon, Lewis C. (Maj.), 17:430n
Biddle, A. L., relief commissioner, 42:61
Biddle, Edward, printer, 57:36
Biddle, Nicholas, author/editor, 36:224, 39:165, 40:304
Bidwell and Waldby, St. Paul, bankers, 40:113–114
Biebl, Frank, woodworker, 55:9–10, 55:12
Biebl, Josie, 55:9
Biebl, Lena, 55:9
Biebl family, 55:4, 55:8–9
Bieder, Robert E., author, 49:338, 50:255

work reviewed, 50:211, 50:294

Biederman, Carrie, 51:296, 51:298
Biedler, John X., sketch, 4:180
Bielanski (family name). See Bilansky
Bienville, sieur de, 13:85, 19:396, 24:53
Bierbauer, William (Capt.), in Sioux (Dakota) War, 1:443, 1:461–465
Bierer, B. W., author, 35:243
Bierlein, S. W., author, 17:488
Biermaier, Ann Marie, OSB, 54:240
Bierman, Adolf, state auditor, 5:539
Bierman, Bernard W. (Bernie), athlete/coach, 19:427, 35:335, 36:94, 39:18, 57:31, 59:171

radio sportscaster, 55:348

Bierman, James M., lumberman, 24:201
Bierman, Mrs. A. C., 12:106
Bierman, Mrs. Charles A., 7:191
Biermann, Adolph, state auditor, 35:297
Biersach, Paul C., author, 11:330
Bierstadt, Albert, artist, 33:264, 46:233, 53:315, 55:128, 57:77
Bierstadt, Mrs. ----, 13:410n
Bierwirth, Leopold, consul, 40:277–278
Biesterfeldt village, archaeology, 51:62
Biever, Lawrence, author, 18:340
Bigaouette, J. A. (Rev.), author, 2:283
Big Bear, Cree leader, 49:182, 50:82
Big Bear, Frank, artist, 61:129 (facing)
Big Bend Dam, Missouri River, 39:213 (cover)
Big Bend Lutheran Church, 10:293
Big Bend Township, Chippewa County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n, 13:116
Big Bog, Beltrami County, wildlife, 30:128
Big Canoe (One-Eyed Decora, William Decora [Decorah]), Winnebago leader, 3:49, 18:474, 57:4, 57:6, 57:8
Big Cloud, Chippewa Indian, 8:251
Big Cobb River, Waseca County, 18:298n
Big Cottonwood River:

settlements, 1:431
Sisseton village, 2:485n

Big Eagle (Wamditanka, Great War Eagle), Dakota leader, 3:525, 12:121, 38:126–128, 38:144, 38:146–149, 45:91, 45:98, 45:102, 47:236, 48:205

Dakota War, 1:438n, 2:8, 6:197, 38:129–143, 45:97, 45:99, 45:101, 45:104–105

Big Eddy Hill, Mille Lacs County, Indian camps, 11:335, 25:58
Bigelow, Ariel S., abolitionist, 57:107, 57:116–117
Bigelow, Charles E., Dr., author, 24:182, 24:263, 24:382, 25:100, 25:307
Bigelow, Charles H., 4:116
Bigelow, Florence Fairchild (Mrs. Charles H.), 39:52n
Bigelow, Frederic R., 9:419
Bigelow, Herbert H., businessman, 4:198, 43:105, 58:354

See also Brown & Bigelow, St. Paul
career, 35:245

Bigelow, Horace, pioneer, 33:4
Bigelow, Mrs. Frederic R., speaker, 24:161, 25:41, 25:313, 25:409, 27:268

author, 28:71

Bigelow Township, Nobles County, school, 18:227, 27:76
Big Falls:

black homesteaders, 55:68
history, 23:107
logging, 34:59

Bigflow, Murdock and Company, St. Paul, 24:301
Bigfork, Itasca County:

anniversary, 35:203
cemetery, 24:383
logging area, 37:88
parade depicted, 41:80
school, 20:359
settlement, 22:415

Big Fork River, Itasca County:

canoe route, 41:300
exploration, 4:181, 5:38n
lumbering, 24:93, 24:265
mounds, 31:163
watershed, 46:80

Bigfork Trail, Itasca County, history, 47:210
Big Fork Valley, settled, 22:345, 22:415
Big Frenchman, Sioux Indian, 2:552
Biggar, H. P., author, 6:213
Biggert, Elizabeth C., work reviewed, 34:40
Bigglestone, William E., "Oberlin College and the Red Lake Mission," 45:21–31
Big Grove Norwegian Lutheran Church, Brooten, 24:93
Big Horn River, Montana/Wyoming, 27:161
Big Iron, Sioux Indian, 7:203, 15:274, 21:23
Big Island, Lake Minnetonka, 59:57

transportation, 57:296
trolley park, 53:240

Big Island, Mississippi River, trading post, 11:375
Big Kandiyohi Lake, carp control, 57:316
Big Lake, Sherburne County:

Nicolay (J. G.) camp, depicted, 41:125, 58:369–371
railroad, 37:155, 37:156n, 37:158–159
Swedish settlement, 20:243, 20:257–258

Big Lake Community, Washington County, history, 57:326
Big Lake Wave, file acquired, 2:466
Big Marine Lake, Camp Lakamaga, 58:71
Big Mound, Kidder County, North Dakota:

battle, 1:481–483, 48:34

Bignon, Joseph, circus performer, 48:324–325, 48:328
Big Ole the Viking, monument, 53:265
Big Pelican Lake, Crow Wing County, summer home depicted, 51:148
Big Pine River, Crow Wing County, mounds, 25:340
Big Salt River, exploration, 8:71
Big Sandy Lake, Aitkin County

See also Sandy Lake, Aitkin County
Catholic Youth Camp, 58:71
settlers, 56:463

Bigsby, John J., Dr., explorer, 22:179, 22:276, 23:203, 23:205, 25:273, 29:132, 29:134, 29:267, 34:285
Bigsby and Gardner, St. Peter, merchants, 11:135
Big Sioux County, established, 5:485
Big Sioux River:

1851 Traverse des Sioux treaty, 56:160
boundary, 2:485n, 24:368
course, 2:521, 2:523
navigation, 5:563
road, 7:222, 7:224, 40:233
settlement, 9:116

Big Stone County:

agrarian movement, 52:104
archives, 22:434
Catholic colony, 35:134, 35:138, 35:205–213, 35:325
church-state controversy, 53:298
electric service, 40:315
ethnic settlements, 9:333, 23:290
history, 4:247, 37:87
Hutterite colony, 40:44
map, 3:478
mounds, 37:347
notes, 2:55, 8:313, 8:446, 9:308
pioneer life, 19:234, 20:215
War History Committee, 23:390
war history planned, 3:104

Big Stone County Fair, 53:88
Big Stone Lake, 46:114, 46:121, 49:130n

archaeology, 55:327
boundary, 19:424–425, 36:297
camp meeting, 48:77
engineering projects, 20:448
exploration, 5:259–260, 5:492, 6:280–281, 8:195
Indian gathering, 48:206
Indian settlement, 2:550, 2:560, 4:144–145, 38:145
Minnesota River source, 33:122n
mounds, 37:347
navigation, 14:351, 16:42, 17:304–307, 21:250, 26:272
photographs, 56:48 (facing)
posts, 4:434, 5:261, 5:291, 6:227, 6:229, 7:183, 10:390–391, 11:379, 18:278, 19:108, 19:383, 22:282, 33:274, 33:276, 42:131–132, 55:330
prehistory farming, 38:165
railroad, 37:156–157, 38:46
resorts, 37:87
trails, 1:246, 21:229
transportation, 7:218, 8:309, 9:308
Wahpeton band (Dakota), 56:241

Big Stone Lake State Park, 42:153, 45:32
Big Thunder, Dakota leader. See Little Crow IV
Big Thunder, Sioux leader. See Little Crow IV
Big Walker (Tankamane), Sioux leader, 2:502–505, 2:531
Big Wind, Mary, 52:115
Big Woods, 10:314, 10:398

in 1871, 10:313
botanical studies, 18:332, 22:292, 32:220
described, 50:138
farming, 10:361
geography, 19:367, 30:117
ginseng harvest, 41:250–259, 41:263
history, 10:304
hunting, 16:263, 38:134
log cabins, 37:71
remnants, 21:440, 22:103, 22:290, 23:191
settlement, 11:132, 11:144, 12:247, 12:276, 15:251, 20:449, 22:111, 30:401, 31:27, 33:250, 33:318, 35:77–86
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:147–148, 38:284
transportation, 11:133, 21:234

Big Woods Landing, Marshall County, history, 35:47
Bijou Opera House (Bijou Theater), Minneapolis, 18:212, 33:101, 53:238–244, 54:354

advertisements depicted, 53:241, 53:243, 53:245
early motion pictures, 54:346, 54:358
first, 9:38
second, 9:38

Bikuben, Salt Lake City, Mormon newspaper, 36:286–287, 36:290, 36:292
Bilanski (family name). See Bilansky
Bilansky, Ann (Mary Ann Evards Wright [Mrs. Stanislaus]), 16:174, 43:236

letter, 56:48
trial and execution, 55:350–363, 58:86–87

Bilansky, Benjamin, 55:353, 55:359
Bilansky, Ellen (Mrs. Stanislaus), 55:353
Bilansky, Kate, 55:353
Bilansky, Rinaldo, 55:353
Bilansky, Stanislaus, death, 43:236, 55:352–354, 55:356–359, 55:362–363
Bilden, Bob A., work reviewed, 53:40
Bill, ----, photographer, 21:95
Bill, Alfred H., author, 35:293
Bill, Dyer, speaker, 19:120
Bill, Fred A. (Capt.), 14:224, 20:194

author, 1:65, 1:145, 1:415, 2:206, 2:209, 2:290, 2:386, 3:154, 3:375, 3:472, 4:193, 4:288, 4:300, 4:470, 5:75, 5:151, 5:156, 5:237, 5:239, 5:313, 5:391, 6:216, 6:310, 7:189, 8:309, 9:76, 9:190, 9:306, 9:416, 11:211, 14:362, 15:125, 15:130, 15:360, 15:481, 21:261n, 23:186
editor, 4:88, 4:189, 4:292, 4:469, 8:304, 8:441, 16:345
sketch, 8:453
speaker, 4:88, 5:272–275, 7:195
steamboat captain, 1:144, 1:293, 2:104, 3:234, 3:376, 4:70, 4:332, 5:76, 5:496, 7:276, 7:297, 9:350n
"Wabasha County Herald-Standard," 15:86–88
work reviewed, 29:73

Bill, George, photography assistant, 52:54
Bill, Ledyard, author, 35:217–218, 42:221, 42:223, 49:153
Bill, Mrs. Fred A., 1:65, 3:224, 4:274, 5:377
Billau, J. Louis, 4:451
Billberg, Eddy E., 8:310, 13:345, 16:241, 16:492, 17:96

author, 8:308, 31:145
speaker, 11:223, 18:204, 18:273
work reviewed, 11:436

Billberg, Inga, author, 17:129–130
Billboard, theater magazine, 48:213
Billed-Magazin, Norwegian-language periodical, 48:133
Billhorn Bay, Sandy Lake, 9:325, 9:329
Billigheim, J., theater director, 34:239, 34:241
Billings, Frederick, businessman, 10:136, 10:138, 25:277, 57:340
Billings, Jesse, horse trader, 46:60
Billings, John, horse trader, 46:60
Billings, John S., sheriff, 11:319, 15:251, 38:12, 38:16–19
Billings, Josh, humorist, 33:327
Billings, Montana:

platted, 47:127
urban geography, 51:124

Billings, Sheldon J., 15:251
Billings, Warren, labor activist, 52:297
Billington, Ray Allen, author, 36:185, 37:261, 38:201, 39:33

editor, 41:198
work reviewed, 30:250, 38:237, 40:303, 43:228, 48:132

Bill of Rights, 43:57, 52:326

See also Civil rights
bicentennial, 52:323–324

Bills, L. W., attorney, 43:160
Billyeu, Abner, homesteader, 41:72n, 41:74
Billy the Kid, outlaw, 34:209

biographies, 55:132

Bilotta, Vince, 57:31
Bilsborrow, H. J., author, 11:111
Biltmore estate, Asheville, North Carolina, 44:22
Biltmore Forest School, North Carolina, history, 34:176, 34:256, 44:236
Bily, John F., violinist, 41:132
Bimboni, Alberto, composer, 9:75
Bimetallism. See Free silver movement
Bimson, William C. (Rev.), author, 13:343
Binder, Carroll, author, 30:406
Bing, Moy, businessman, 57:169
Binga, William, professional baseball player, 59:165–166
Bingenheimer, George, sheriff:

investigation of Julia Laird Kent's death, 62:177–180
trial of Myron Kent, 62:180

Bingenheimer Mercantile, Timmer, North Dakota, 59:58
Bingham, Abel (Rev.), Baptist missionary, 50:25–26, 50:28–36, 51:197

career, 35:199

Bingham, Edwin R., editor, 38:42
Bingham, George Caleb, artist, 25:278, 26:359, 33:264, 52:37, 52:152, 55:128

biography, 21:402
work depicted, 52:152–153

Bingham, J. B., sugar-beet production manager, 58:199
Bingham, Joseph, sketch, 5:162
Bingham, Judson, 50:30
Bingham, Marjorie, author, 51:281
Bingham, Mrs. ----, pioneer, 20:144
Bingham, Mrs. Abel, 50:25
Bingham, William H., editor, work reviewed, 1:321, 1:378
Binisibi (Allen Junction), railroad station, 34:180
Binkley, Robert C., 18:44

author, 16:342, 17:459, 18:91
"History for a Democracy," 18:1–27
papers, 30:258
review by, 17:448–450
speaker, 18:68, 19:43

Binkley, William C., author, 23:377
Binns, Archie, folklorist, 43:36
Binns, Jonathan, Quaker minister, 18:253–255
Biochemistry, and Kensington Runestone, 58:61
Biograph (motion-picture company), 53:241, 54:352, 54:354

See also Motion pictures

Biographies:

dictionary, 6:78, 10:211, 10:354
environmentalists, 58:124

Bionic Laboratory, Minneapolis, depicted, 56:433
Biorck, Tobias E., author, 10:207
Biorkman, Edwin, music critic, 48:335, 48:337
Birbeck, M., author, 18:73
Birch-bark canoes. See Canoes and canoeing
Birch Cooley (Coulee), Renville County:

battle, 1:461, 1:463, 4:67, 5:450, 5:598, 7:84, 7:180, 7:354, 8:107, 8:180, 9:304, 11:299–304, 11:457, 12:84, 12:297–298, 12:444, 13:453, 18:461, 20:454, 21:182, 36:234, 38:97, 38:103, 38:105–106, 38:107n, 38:138–140, 38:148, 38:156, 38:274, 38:358, 39:33
Dakota land purchase, 60:231
in fiction, 35:288
mission, 11:455, 16:119, 20:344
monument, 4:341, 5:155, 5:281, 5:598, 11:29, 11:31, 12:297–301, 13:340, 23:291
name, 37:42
Norwegian colony, 12:275n
pageant, 7:371
relief expedition, 54:91
store, 38:135n

Birch Cooley Memorial State Park, 19:468, 37:59, 39:82

established, 10:219, 10:351
proposed, 8:205

Birchdale Township, Todd County, 41:75

history, 16:131
store depicted, 41:68

Bircher, William, Civil War diary, 38:262, 38:265
Birch Island Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:132
Birch Lake, St. Louis and Lake counties:

map, 34:279
taconite findings, 39:163

Birchmont Inn, Bemidji, 54:315
Birch trees, lumber industry, 56:264
Bird, Donald, author, 12:337, 15:134
Bird, James P., trader, 5:410, 7:288, 13:121, 42:39
Bird, Jo Anne, artist, 52:115
Bird, Thomas, petitioner, 49:186
Bird, Walter D., 18:108, 20:95, 22:104, 24:85, 27:265
Bird, William, game warden, 60:53–54, 60:57
Bird Island, Renville County:

Catholic church, 11:117
garrison, 38:285
history, 13:453, 16:131, 16:218, 19:126
newspapers, 17:102
prisoner-of-war camp, 44:297

Birds

See also Conservation; Wildlife; specific species
banding, 22:214
economic value, 1:294
Lake Superior, 51:77
Minnesota, 15:349, 20:171, 22:213, 30:220–231, 36:103
North America, 30:221
on prairies, 54:85
Red River Valley, 51:59
transplanted species, 57:307
varieties, 16:38, 30:124
women decoy carvers, 52:115

Birdsall, Amy, 28:88
Birdtail Creek, Manitoba:

church depicted, 41:20
Dakota farmers and, 51:198
Indian reserve, 41:19

Birge, Edward A., educator, 30:381
Birk, Douglas A., 54:375

author, 47:162, 49:212
award recipient, 47:75
"Diary of Thomas Connor," 46:170–188
editor, 52:40
ethnohistorian, 54:142
reviews by, 45:208, 45:303
work reviewed, 44:271, 44:315, 48:85

Birkbeck, Morris, author, 7:351
Birkeland, Knute B., 40:378–380
Birmingham, George, author, 29:154
Birmingham College, Birmingham, Alabama, 48:139n
Birnbach, Fred W., union officer, 53:328
Birney, James G., abolitionist, 32:15, 33:218
Biron, Michael, author/speaker, 24:219, 24:222
Biron, Pierre, voyageur, 32:235
Birr, Kendall, author, 31:250
Birth control. See Contraceptives
Birth control clinics:

Bagley, 54:362
St. Paul, 46:84

Birth control movement, in Minnesota, 54:359–370

family planning pamphlet depicted, 54:364
map of strongholds depicted, 54:367

Birth of a Baby, screenings, 60:300
Birth of a Nation, screenings, 57:420
Bisbee, Ellen G., 8:301
Bisbee, Lewis C., diaries, 17:98
Biscay:

creamery, 9:197, 11:290, 12:335, 19:157n, 20:360
history, 21:452

Bischof, F., artist, 27:30
Biscoe, George S. (Rev.), missionary, 15:346, 16:28, 17:394, 26:114

papers, 15:465, 16:52, 16:349, 17:395n, 29:12, 39:270

Biscoe, T. C., 15:347
Bisel, Chester A. (Chet), high-school basketball coach, 55:338–339, 55:342–345
Bishoff, William N., speaker, 32:123
Bishop, C. R., 2:464
Bishop, Carl, speaker, 19:362
Bishop, Charles A., historian, 46:299
Bishop, Frances, author, 11:337
Bishop, Harriet E., 15:187, 29:359, 38:74, 47:184n, 53:80

author, 11:168n, 14:140, 22:9, 26:294n, 40:147, 42:219, 42:240, 57:264
Baptist worker, 3:528, 4:475, 5:620, 6:313
book depicted, 55:322
career, 28:132–141, 55:320–323
depicted, 38:75, 55:320, 56:449
marriage, 28:140
MHS charter member, 56:448
quoted, 49:193, 56:202, 56:244–245
sampler depicted, 55:321
sewing table depicted, 55:323, 56:245
sketch, 4:301, 10:221
suffragist, 3:539
teacher, 3:153, 3:238, 6:39n, 8:274, 14:142, 14:144–145, 15:254, 17:478, 18:372, 28:191, 30:198, 52:115, 54:293–294, 56:169

Bishop, Hugh E., author, 48:134

work reviewed, 59:268

Bishop, Jesse, 28:135
Bishop, John F. (Sgt.), in Sioux (Dakota) War, 34:235, 34:238
Bishop, John P., author, 32:115
Bishop, Judson W. (Gen.), Union officer, 3:41, 12:445, 38:258, 38:261, 38:263, 38:266–273

author, 5:607, 11:13
surveyor, 21:436, 44:87n

Bishop, L. H., papers, 2:464
Bishop, Miranda, 28:134
Bishop, Mrs. J. W., speaker, 14:229, 20:97
Bishop, Putnam, 28:134
Bishop, William W., author/editor, 4:459, 10:352
Bishop family, 8:144n
Bishop Hill, Henry County, Illinois:

colony, 57:435
Jansonist settlement, 2:82
Swedish colony, 17:402, 24:256, 29:278, 31:27, 31:54, 55:26–27
utopian community, 56:350

Bishop Seabury Mission. See Seabury Mission, Fairbault
Bishop Whipple School, Moorhead. See Concordia College, Moorhead
Bismarck, North Dakota:

baseball, 54:285
black dance bands, 59:100
capital, 14:113, 36:3
Catholic church, 33:56, 39:299
description, 54:85–86
hospital, 33:56, 33:58, 33:60, 33:294
newspapers, 15:201
pageant, 4:460
park proposed, 4:81
railroads, 18:78, 28:396, 54:72

Bismarck-Deadwood Stage Trail, North Dakota, historic marker, 55:380
Bismarck Township, Sibley County, history, 13:122
Bismarck Tribune, newspaper, 5:316, 22:175
Bismark, Otto (Kay-zhe-baush-kung), Ojibway, clothing depicted, 50:44 (facing)
Bison. See Buffalo (bison)
Bisonigijig, Henry, Hampton Institute student, 51:90–91, 51:94
Bispham, David S., singer, 39:56
Bissell, Benjamin, work reviewed, 8:92
Bissell, Catherine. See Ely, Catherine (Catharine) G. Bissell (Mrs. Edmund F.)
Bissell, Clayton (Maj. Gen.), 45:287
Bissell, Elijah, 44:75
Bissell, Lucetta, quoted, 55:187–188
Bissell, Richard, author, 38:384, 46:341, 50:336

reviews by, 39:167, 41:147
work reviewed, 31:246, 44:40

Bissiere, Roger, artist, 52:275
Bisson, George W., editor, 36:201–205
Bitter, Karl, sculptor, 40:408
Bittle, Celestine N. (Rev.), author, 16:346
Bittrich, George, composer, 23:172
Bivot, Zoe, cholera victim, 14:290
Biwabik

See also Mesabi Range
bus terminal, 35:338
ethnic settlements, 13:108, 22:391n, 25:186, 25:319
founded, 21:290
iron formation, 41:247
mayors, 51:70
miners, 41:89
mining town, 32:194, 51:69
steam shovel and crew depicted, 52:256
walkout, 52:253

Biwabik Mountain Iron Company, 10:76
Bixby, A. L., Dr., speaker, 11:297
Bixby, Horace, steamboat captain, 17:384, 25:72, 31:246
Bixby, Lydia, 28:63
Bixby, Steele County, Ku Klux Klan activities, 61:364
Bixby, Tams, 17:160n

career, 10:354
papers, 8:431
publisher, 13:449, 23:94
Republican party official, 56:332–333
townsite promoter, 23:27

Bizzell, W. B., author, 8:434
Bjella, Ole, blacksmith, 56:453
Bjella, Ole A., auto builder, 43:98
Bjella automobile (auto), depicted/described, 43:98, 56:453
Bjerk, Irid, work reviewed, 48:350
Bjerkeng, Paul B., translator, 13:205
Bjoin, T. H., 20:466
Bjorgan, G. Rudolph, reviews by, 38:382, 41:98
Bjorge, Hans P.:

author, 10:230
legislator, 43:251

Bjorge, Henry O., 5:574
Bjork, Kenneth O., 35:296

"Alexander Faribault Home," 35:320–324
author, 21:426, 23:381, 30:391, 32:64, 32:192, 40:351
editor, 42:38, 48:312
historian, 57:361
honored, 47:209
"Mormon Missionaries," 36:285–293
reviews by, 32:49, 32:177–179, 33:80, 33:266, 35:31–33, 35:320–324, 35:374, 37:177, 37:299, 38:37, 38:381, 45:204–205
speaker, 24:270, 30:279
work reviewed, 29:156–158, 36:98, 44:316

Bjork, O. L., author, 10:214
Bjork, Ulf Jonas, essayist, 57:435
Bjorklund, Lorence F., artist, 40:145
Bjorkman, Edwin, 20:397n
Bjorlee, Ignatius, Dr., author, 21:449, 22:221
Bjornson, Bjornstjerne, 20:398, 41:98, 50:304, 50:306

author, 1:393, 1:395, 18:199, 45:213–214, 45:216–217
depicted, 45:216, 50:305
in Minnesota, 25:85, 33:169

Bjornson, Gunnar B., legislator, 1:144, 8:385, 33:159
Bjornson, Hjalmar, author, 26:288
Bjornson, Valdimar (Val):

depicted, 59:250
reviews by, 34:164, 35:325
speaker, 35:99
work reviewed, 41:386

Bjornstad, A. W. (Col.), 4:185, 61:337, 61:339
Black, Charles, 43:94
Black, Chauncey, author, 28:361
Black, Doris Louise, compiler, 52:158
Black, Eleanor, editor, 24:260
Black, Emil (Nimmo), pilot, 50:87–88
Black, George, diary, 21:326
Black, Herbert, 52:158
Black, Hugo, U.S. Supreme Court justice, 20:318, 47:250, 53:299
Black, Israel P., businessman, 52:137
Black, J., trader, 40:167n–168n
Black, Jane M., 2:279
Black, Jean, 26:39
Black, Jeremiah, speaker, 36:323
Black, John (Rev.), 38:2
Black, John, court official, 41:102
Black, John D.:

author, 6:298, 7:189, 8:441, 9:305, 9:411
economist, 13:333, 39:245–247, 39:249–250
reviews by, 5:132–135, 5:354, 7:168

Black, Joseph C., police officer, 44:256–257, 44:258n
Black, K., 59:338
Black, Mahlon (Capt.), 2:279

papers, 12:428

Black, Martha M., author, 15:356
Black, Mrs. Mahlon, 47:218–219
Black, Oz, cartoonist, 30:406
Black, R. B., 5:459
Black, R. M., author, 7:294
Black, Samuel, trader, 28:6, 28:12, 40:177

explorer, 17:75
work reviewed, 35:141

Black, William (Capt.), 52:163
Black, William M. (Gen.), U.S. engineer, 3:333, 3:358
Black, William P., 18:140
Black, Willie M., labor activist, depicted, 55:212
Black, Winifred, 17:474
Black Arts Movement, 60:134
Black Ball Line, shipping company, 30:187
Blackbarn, Glen A., author, 9:412
Blackbarn, T. T., 9:259
Black Bear. See Whiteman, Wesley
Blackbeard (Edward Teach), pirate, 26:166
Blackberry cordial, patent medicine bottle, depicted, 53:129
Black Buffalo, Dakota, 48:30
Blackburn, ----, tombstone, 25:355
Blackburn, George M., author, 41:103
Blackburn, Glen A., compiler, 24:343
Blackburn, Harry A., review by, 46:40
Black College Masters, 51:31
Black Day Woman, Sioux Indian, legend, 13:367, 13:375
Black Dog (Wamditinka), Sioux leader, 3:525–526, 8:46, 13:374, 38:129n

village, 5:256, 11:184, 33:122, 35:29

Blackduck, Beltrami County:

census study, 6:407
civil suits, 55:64
history, 23:105, 26:93, 45:207
library, 21:448
lumber companies, 29:147, 55:68

Blackduck American, 29:356
Blackduck ceramics, 51:60
Blackduck Cooperative Creamery, 21:448
Blackduck culture, artifacts, 48:108
Blackduck Lake, Beltrami County:

archaeology, 16:14–15, 26:313–316, 26:320–322, 26:325, 26:327–328, 31:164, 31:167
prehistoric village, 12:331, 26:312, 39:262

Blackduck River, Beltrami County, log drives, 29:146
Black Eagle (Wamdisapa, Wanmdesapa), Sioux leader, 2:496, 8:179, 48:26

sketch, 2:500–502

Black Elk, Dakota leader, 48:35, 50:166, 52:164, 56:40
Blackfoot (Blackfeet) Indians, 1:202, 5:356, 7:134, 32:249, 38:214

art, 50:132
Canada, 51:284, 57:361
with Columbia River expedition, 7:245
depicted in art, 55:128, 58:335 (facing), 58:358, 58:362
documentary films, 51:301
in fur trade, 29:59, 38:199, 40:201
legends, 38:201
living conditions, 15:232, 35:377
missions, 41:50
Montana, 51:97
negotiations with Louis Riel, 49:182
research, 51:238
stereotypes, 49:230

Black Hammer Township, Houston County, Norwegian settlement, 12:268
Black-haw Bush (Mnahoodan), Sioux Indian, 2:511
Black Hawk, Joseph, Hampton Institute student, 51:96
Black Hawk, Sauk leader, 8:102, 11:81, 11:431, 11:452, 12:160n, 17:296, 19:330, 19:351, 25:275, 30:270, 34:41

autobiography reviewed, 35:87
career, 13:95, 13:330

Black Hawk, steamboat, 11:131, 11:142–143, 15:409, 34:135n, 43:64
Black Hawk Purchase, 5:205

centennial, 14:226, 15:125

Black Hawk Rifles, 5:351–352
Black Hawk War (1832), 48:316, 52:291

battle, 12:160, 17:296, 33:116, 39:339
Lincoln's participation, 44:3–4
in literature, 51:40
sketches, 1:141, 2:435
Taylor's participation, 22:206, 27:253, 28:177

Black Hills, South Dakota:

Custer's 1874 expedition, 52:203
exploration, 9:146, 18:242, 52:54
geology, 32:220
gold mining, 4:463, 8:202, 8:305, 11:106, 12:175, 12:177, 12:200, 13:438–439, 14:113, 14:205, 14:445, 15:200–201, 16:106, 32:219, 35:52, 37:222, 40:255, 40:354, 40:410, 47:119, 51:321, 53:319
hunting, 32:220
Indian cession, 41:338
Indian-white relations, 55:92
jurisdiction disputed, 52:241
map, 38:386
military missions, 42:47–53, 42:232
monuments, 52:80
natural history, 53:39
newspapers, 16:465
settlement, 9:191
in Stevens panorama, 30:21

Black Hills and Fort Pierre Railroad Company, established, 39:298
Black Hills Pioneer, Deadwood, South Dakota, file acquired, 5:302
Black Hoof inn, Carlton County, 37:107
Blackhoof River, Carlton County, stage station, 40:244
Black Horizons (Horizon) Theater, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 60:133
Blackjack, Joe, trapper, 37:236, 37:254
Blacklists, mining industry, 52:247
Blacklock, ----, 57:216
Blacklock, Craig, photographer, 58:364
Blacklock, Les:

author, 53:251
photographer, 58:364

Blacklock, Nadine, photographer, 58:364
Blackmer, Frank, 14:307
Blackmun, Harry, U.S. Supreme Court justice, 47:36, 47:40
Blackorby, Edward C., work reviewed, 39:79
Black River, Canada, mission, 50:25
Black River, Kittson County, trading post, 11:367, 22:282
Black River, Michigan, 23:139, 23:242

McLeod's experience, 4:364–365, 4:367

Black River, Wisconsin, 17:295, 19:382, 30:162

copper mining, 44:43
lumbering, 3:473, 15:475, 16:479, 27:191, 27:194, 30:71, 32:253, 34:35, 39:211
settlement, 30:162

Black River Falls, Wisconsin:

frontier road, 40:387, 40:389
lumbering, 4:136
state normal school, 51:134

Black-Rogers, Mary, anthropologist, 53:104

review by, 51:159–160

Blacks, 27:40

See also Abolition movement; African Americans; Civil rights; Negroes; Scott, Dred; Slavery
in advertising, 47:5, 47:10–11
architects, 53:144
in army, 41:104, 43:186–188, 43:190, 44:4, 44:6, 45:109, 48:180
in art, 44:233, 55:185 (facing)
assimilation, 57:155
attorneys, 55:59–75
autobiographies, 54:188
baseball, 54:285, 55:43, 58:214, 59:165–167, 59:169–170, 59:172, 59:173n33, 59:174n52
biographies, 58:188–189
Black Power movement, 51:39, 54:284
boxers, 55:68
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary, depicted, 55:212
censuses, 56:188 (table)
churches, 43:77
civil rights leaders, 57:440
in Civil War, 23:170, 25:353, 25:357, 39:187–188, 56:100, 57:274, 57:277–278, 57:280, 57:282, 57:326
Civil War monument depicted, 56:81
Civil War soldier depicted, 61:321
Communism and, 51:199
in crime, 47:245
Crispus Attucks Home, 56:102–119, 56:355, 57:368–370
culture, 45:69, 49:16
dancers, 53:325
depicted, 44:257–258, 44:260, 44:262, 44:264, 57:368–369
discrimination and, 41:49, 43:79, 43:172, 46:36, 46:125, 46:196, 47:303, 52:180, 56:62–63, 57:371–372, 57:376, 57:419–420, 57:425, 57:427, 57:429, 57:440, 61:204, 61:222–225
economic situation, 45:254, 46:247, 49:15
education, 18:264, 46:105, 47:304–309, 50:76, 51:23–33, 51:84–86, 55:280–281
family history, 45:203
in fiction, 41:286–294
fire fighters, 46:84
folklore, 35:95
food, 50:209
football, 59:161–164, 59:167–169
funk bands, 58:29, 58:32–33, 58:38
in fur trade, 15:352, 15:423–433
in government, 46:204
historiography, 50:290
history, 31:244, 39:260, 39:299, 43:73, 51:178
Indiana, 36:101
Iowa, 29:174
journalists and journalism, 52:215, 57:373–374
kitchen workers depicted, 57:421
labor history, 54:288, 55:208–209, 55:216, 55:379, 56:46, 57:372–373, 57:419–433
in La Crosse, Wisconsin, 58:248
leaders, 43:282–296, 46:205, 52:123–124
life in Minneapolis suburbs, post-World War II, 61:224
lynchings, 55:72, 57:211, 59:22–35, 61:361
mandolinists, 57:232, 57:324
meeting depicted, 55:66–67
memoirs, 57:375–379
MHS oral history project, 52:116
midwives, 55:89
migrant workers, 58:201
migration to North, 45:252, 49:294–295, 59:63–64
migration to northern states after Civil War, 61:319–320
in Minneapolis, 58:289
Minnesota, 14:460, 19:98, 20:447, 21:192, 30:265, 36:72, 38:87, 42:77, 42:316, 45:163, 48:38, 56:167, 56:412, 58:247, 61:222–225
Minnesota Territory, 56:182, 56:248–249
music and musicians, 41:131, 44:127–128, 44:136, 54:140, 55:223, 57:228, 58:34–35, 58:37–39, 58:64 (facing), 59:96–109
NAACP members, 56:371
newspapers, 43:282–296, 57:98
North Dakota, 50:171, 51:126
orphanage and elderly home, St. Paul, 57:368–379
photographers and photography, 51:241, 52:57–58
pioneers, 43:39, 52:64–65, 54:109, 57:327
police officers, 44:255–265, 46:84, 47:196n
political reforms, 57:384
Populists and, 41:48, 41:289, 41:291
portrayal in Minnesota statehood centennial celebrations, 61:228–229
Pullman porters, 55:202–216, 58:293
in railroad industry, 52:331
real estate advertisement depicted, 55:61
religion, 23:110, 24:92, 39:128
Rondo festival depicted, 51:200 (facing)
St. Anthony community, 49:42–53
in St. Paul, 52:162, 55:328
segregation, 39:63, 39:82, 39:172, 55:139–149, 60:278, 61:222–223
settlement house leadership, 51:36
in show business, 52:244
slavery, 52:148, 54:93–94
in the South, 33:188
stonecutters, 55:380 (facing)
suffrage, 55:146–149, 56:69–84, 61:313, 61:320, 61:323n
Todd County homesteaders, 61:320–321, 61:324n
Todd County settlement proposal, 61:312–324
Twin Cities, 40:146, 55:281
Underground Railway, 57:123–127
VA loans, availability in 1950s, 60:281n
voting, 12:8, 36:8, 36:11, 36:174, 36:175n, 48:44, 51:106, 54:293, 61:313, 61:320, 61:323n
in Wisconsin, 51:196, 56:354
woman suffrage leaders, 54:299–300
women, 49:42–53, 49:307, 57:52, 57:107–110, 57:112–113, 57:116–120
women's softball teams, 58:214–215, 58:219–220, 58:222
in World War I, 53:128
in World War II, 52:329, 54:318, 61:222–223

Black Sea Germans, 51:80, 53:340
Blacksmiths and blacksmithing

See also Ironwork and ironworkers
on frontier, 2:260, 20:21, 23:320, 35:382
lumber camps, 56:264
Minneapolis, 47:143, 47:146

Black Speakers' Bureau, 51:31
Black Students of Minnesota Association (BSMA), 51:32
Blackwell, Eliza (Mrs. Charles F. Mayer, Sr.), 46:68–69
Blackwell, Elizabeth, Dr., 39:9
Blackwell, Francis (Capt.), 46:68
Blackwell, George, 16:471
Blackwell, Henry B., 39:5–6, 39:10, 54:293, 54:295
Blackwell, John, 16:471
Black Women's Organization, 51:31
Blackwood, Frederick T., Marquis of Dufferin. See Dufferin, Frederick T. Blackwood, Marquis of
Blackwood, Garfield, author/speaker, 11:118, 25:102
Blackwood, John, papers, 7:35
Black Worker, 55:211, 55:216
Blad, Louise H.:

catalogue typist, 13:425, 15:67, 16:61
museum assistant, 20:44, 22:190

Blaeser, Kimberly M., work reviewed, 56:96–97
Blahnik, Manolo, shoe designer, 56:424
Blain, J. (Fr.), draftsman, 18:245, 18:247
Blaine, Anoka County, church-state controversy, 53:310
Blaine, Harold A., 19:436
Blaine, James G., politician, 5:98n, 9:246, 32:146, 34:68–69, 35:67, 35:73, 35:75, 36:183, 37:333, 39:330, 43:298, 45:73, 49:293, 49:295–303, 51:102–104, 51:109, 61:77, 61:79

foreign policy, 9:290
in Minnesota, 22:262

Blaine, James V., FBI agent, 36:218
Blaine, Robert, ginseng buyer, 41:252, 41:256
Blaine (Watonwan), Blue Earth County:

milling center, 27:365
organized, 1:419n

Blaine School, Minneapolis, 59:99
Blair, Charles, 12:125
Blair, Eddie, lumberjack, 34:149
Blair, Francis P., 15:406

career, 15:330

Blair, Francis P., Jr., politician, 36:303

career, 15:330
Minnesota visits, 15:331, 15:406, 16:27, 19:456

Blair, George, historian, 59:86
Blair, Henry W., senator, 51:103–104
Blair, J. T., 2:105
Blair, Mary, author, 24:382
Blair, Montgomery, 20:284, 44:13

career, 15:330
papers, 15:331

Blair, Thomas, pioneer, 24:382
Blair, Walter A., author, 11:212

work reviewed, 11:83–85

Blair, William M., 3:20
Blair family:

letters, 57:536
in politics, 15:330–332

Blaisdell, Anne G., teaching certificate depicted, 52:68
Blaisdell, Humphrey M., 8:149, 24:270

sketch, 8:142

Blaisdell, John T., 16:384

sketch, 3:383

Blaisdell, Mary A., 3:383
Blaisdell, Mrs. Humphrey M., 8:142
Blaisdell Addition, Minneapolis, 16:385
Blaisdell and Cartwright, minstrel show, 28:111
Blake, Chesley (Capt.), 8:340
Blake, Clarence, homesteader, 41:72n, 41:74
Blake, Francis, Jr. See Wub-E-Ke-Niew
Blake, George A. H. (Maj.), 7:84
Blake, Georgia F., 9:407
Blake, Harrison, 16:35
Blake, Henry, 38:242
Blake, Jeanne L., editor, 53:252
Blake, Katherine E., author, 3:152
Blake, Robert, author, 18:112
Blake, Sandi, depicted, 55:38
Blake and Company, Rochester, 29:8
Blakeley, Cecilia, Chippewa Indian, 26:81
Blakeley, Mrs. ----, at Red Rock, 31:84
Blakeley, Robert, Dr., 13:132, 52:9
Blakeley, Russell C. (Capt.), 3:428, 4:180, 5:273, 8:281, 9:408, 34:357

author, 5:291
businessman, 22:420, 30:70, 37:316
convention delegate, 49:301
in fiction, 37:10
house, 42:25
sketch, 5:391
stage line operator/owner, 4:150n, 19:385, 33:277, 38:64, 42:24
steamboat captain, 18:230, 34:31n, 37:55

Blakeley, Scott County:

brickmaking, 11:467
railroads' promotion of, 57:201

Blakeley and Lewis sawmill, Nininger, 13:150
Blakely, Charles, 29:146n
Blakely, David, editor, 14:306, 14:406

career, 37:306

Blakely, Donald, 44:264
Blakely, Manzer, 29:143n, 29:146n
Blakely, Roger K.:

review by, 50:129–130
"Sinclair Lewis and the Baxters," 49:166–178

Blakely and Farley Company, Beltrami County, logging firm, 29:145
Blakeslee, Frank A., physician, 55:70
Blakey, Arlee, 59:62–63, 59:65–69

See also Bullard, Arlee

Blakey, Gladys C. (Mrs. Roy G.), author, 16:357, 20:91, 23:271, 25:288

reviews by, 23:265, 25:279, 34:308
speaker, 15:219
work reviewed, 16:82, 21:300–302

Blakey, Roy G., author, 16:82, 16:357, 20:91

review by, 34:308
work reviewed, 14:207, 21:300–302, 24:52, 25:280

Blakkestad, Julius, 33:101
Blakney, Bernice, Dakota Indian, 61:157
Blanch, Arnold, artist, 17:229, 45:167, 45:169–170, 45:177–178, 45:184n, 45:185
Blanch, Lucile Lundquist, artist, 17:229, 44:252n, 45:167, 45:169–170, 45:177, 45:179n, 45:185
Blanchar, C. L., speaker, 13:343
Blanchard, Arthur P., lawyer, 43:163, 43:173
Blanchard, Cliff, library board member, 62:153, 62:155
Blanchard, Florence Butler, 51:207
Blanchard, George, 48:122
Blanchard, J. B., 20:444
Blanchard, Jean Pierre, aeronaut, 49:31
Blanchard, Louie, 41:391
Blanchard, R. E., 17:368
Blanchard Beach, geology, 38:158
Blanche, circus performer, 48:321n
Blanchet, Guy, author, 35:240
Blanck, Dag, editor, 55:136

work reviewed, 57:435–436, 60:43

Bland, R. P., 5:552, 5:553n
Blandin, C. K., 5:496
Blandin, Charles K., 16:497, 21:286

paper manufacturer, 49:258
publisher, 48:314

Blanding's Department Store, Detroit Lakes, 29:86
Blandin Paper Company, Grand Rapids, 22:446, 47:38, 49:257, 53:250
Blandy, Harold F., 5:66
Blane, Charles, pioneer, 20:454
Blanke, David, work reviewed, 57:380–381
Blankenburg, Rudolph, relief commissioner, 42:61
Blankenburg, Russell, mining engineer, 54:126, 54:132
Blankfort, Michael, playwright, 52:294, 52:296–297, 52:304
Blankman, Paul R., "Is It Really the Goodhue Press?", 56:393–403
Blantz, Thomas E., 42:239

"Father Haas and the Truckers' Strike," 42:5–15
review by, 43:152
work reviewed, 48:172

Blaschko, Leonard J., author, 39:275
Blasdel, David, 6:207
Blashfield, Edwin H., artist, 19:114, 35:318, 53:207, 54:323, 55:192
Blashfield, Jean, 53:292
Blathwayt, William, 19:394

career, 19:393

Blatnik, John A., politician, 36:151, 38:241, 40:407, 47:72, 47:205, 52:240, 58:135, 59:295, 59:297
Blatter fur freies religioses Leben, Free Congregation publication, 41:53–59
Blatti, Jo, historian, 52:112

review by, 52:243–244
work reviewed, 54:93

Blatz, Jerry, legislator, 60:320, 60:322
Blatz, Kathleen, Minnesota Supreme Court justice, 59:332
Blatz, Perry K., work reviewed, 52:292
Blau, Joseph L., author, 36:185
Blauvelt, Lillian, singer, 39:53, 48:335
Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna, Theosophical Society leader, 58:161
Blease, Cole, 12:10, 26:308
Blecker, Michael, award recipient, 59:179
Blecker, Paulin M., author, 36:35
Bledsoe, Claude, law enforcement official, 62:128–129
Bledsoe, Teretha, Crispus Attucks Home board member, 56:118
Blee, Kathleen M., historian, quoted, 61:363
Bleecker, Ann E., author, 28:90
Bleed, Peter, work reviewed, 41:390
Bleedorn, William, bell manufacturer, 16:364, 18:376
Blegen, Anne H., 9:400, 11:46, 11:443

"Early History of the Telegraph in Minnesota," 8:172
"Minnehaha Falls and Longfellow's 'Hiawatha'", 8:281
translator, 6:93n, 6:271–277, 7:89

Blegen, John H. (Rev.), 23:77

author, 8:436
at Lake Minnetonka, 29:289–299, 40:375

Blegen, Judith, 52:128
Blegen, Julius P., author, 16:249
Blegen, Mrs. John H., 5:65
Blegen, Mrs. Theodore C., 6:33, 6:413, 8:265, 41:335
Blegen, Theodore C., 1:134, 1:136, 3:371, 4:351n, 5:56, 19:224, 24:162, 24:254, 25:169, 27:184, 30:36, 30:366, 42:72, 42:80, 43:149, 43:151, 43:191, 43:228, 46:136, 46:175

career, 23:72, 30:323–326, 37:88, 46:77
dean, 21:187, 46:18, 46:22
depicted, 41:200 (cover), 41:335, 46:139
fellowships, 9:173, 9:297, 9:400, 21:46, 30:326, 37:136
historian, 55:278, 56:241, 57:335
historical service board director, 24:351, 25:205, 26:37, 26:278
honorary degrees, 17:94, 19:208
memorial award, 42:239, 43:77, 43:235, 44:236, 45:256, 46:83, 46:254, 47:75, 47:256, 48:90, 49:80, 49:257, 50:83, 52:83, 52:243, 53:84, 54:96, 54:287, 55:91, 55:284, 56:355, 57:102, 57:270, 57:325, 58:191, 58:377, 59:179, 59:351, 60:167, 60:338, 61:170
memorial conference, 56:34
MHS reports, 6:20–33, 7:42–53, 9:55–61, 13:55–67, 14:59–71, 15:56–68, 16:47–62, 17:49–63, 18:42–60, 19:43–62, 20:29–45
MHS superintendent, 11:46, 12:311, 46:138, 46:341
Minnesota county histories, 1:378–386
Norwegian Lutheran church histories, 1:130–132
obituary, 41:335
professor, 11:47, 19:60, 20:294, 21:187, 39:215
quoted, 32:163n, 39:266, 42:148, 48:133, 48:309, 50:71, 61:275–276, 61:279, 61:311
resignation, 20:287
reviews by, 1:61, 1:270–274, 4:157–160, 4:262–264, 4:443, 5:52–54, 5:214–218, 5:298, 5:358–360, 5:362–364, 5:446–448, 5:450, 5:495–497, 6:58, 6:192–196, 6:379–382, 6:385–390, 7:350, 7:353, 8:84–90, 9:196, 10:180–192, 10:331, 11:89, 13:184, 13:304–307, 15:98–102, 16:452–460, 22:404–408, 34:199, 34:203, 34:298, 35:233, 36:145, 37:174, 40:256
runestone controversy, 45:149–152, 45:197, 60:63, 60:65
speaker, 3:519, 4:278, 4:336, 5:60, 5:114, 5:144, 5:221–222, 5:303, 5:374, 5:455, 5:500, 5:586, 6:68, 6:256, 6:290, 6:301, 6:394, 7:46, 7:82, 7:90, 7:175, 7:254, 7:285, 7:358, 8:96, 8:191, 8:270, 8:292, 8:440, 9:66, 9:174–175, 9:259, 9:298, 9:312, 9:316, 9:400–401, 10:48, 10:446, 11:288, 12:36, 12:206, 13:194, 13:278, 13:282, 13:286, 13:341, 14:76, 14:213, 15:107, 16:65, 16:304, 17:66, 17:105, 18:64, 18:182, 18:272, 18:282, 20:297, 20:353, 20:428, 21:456, 28:392, 30:161, 30:168, 30:365, 34:268
state historical conventions, 4:331–350, 8:260–277, 9:257–269
translator, 8:436, 24:260, 26:167, 28:281
tributes, 20:287–295, 20:427, 29:370, 30:171, 32:9, 37:40, 37:299
work reviewed, 3:137–139, 8:86, 10:66–10:68, 12:304–306, 12:308–310, 14:195–197, 17:81–83, 18:83, 18:198–201, 19:427–430, 22:68–70, 29:57, 29:160, 30:372, 31:41, 32:114, 32:121, 34:257, 35:31–33, 37:83, 37:176, 37:300, 38:76, 41:237–239, 42:198

Blegen, Theodore C., author, 1:225–226, 1:397, 2:98, 3:48, 3:233, 3:241, 3:312, 3:380, 4:29, 4:77, 4:79, 5:154, 5:373, 5:456, 5:464, 5:606, 6:67, 6:200, 6:291, 7:65, 7:286, 8:101, 8:175, 8:185, 8:205, 8:444, 9:52, 9:198, 10:202, 10:211, 10:355, 12:95, 12:201, 12:284, 12:444, 13:64, 13:290, 13:295, 14:434, 15:127, 15:221, 15:462, 16:77, 16:115, 16:233, 16:239, 16:350, 16:481, 16:484, 17:60, 18:56, 18:93, 18:214, 18:218, 19:81, 19:101, 19:340, 19:446, 20:293, 20:417, 21:68, 21:82, 21:182, 23:289, 24:258, 24:372, 25:294, 25:305, 25:393, 27:254, 27:277, 28:332, 29:164, 29:375, 30:91, 30:264, 30:286, 30:370, 31:11, 33:228, 33:354, 34:126, 35:44, 36:105, 38:333, 40:412, 41:149, 41:386, 41:392, 43:40, 44:276, 45:296, 46:33, 46:201, 46:203, 46:229, 49:16n, 50:64

"Boundaries of Brown County," 5:485–489
"Day of the Pioneer," 14:134–142
"Early Norwegian Press in America," 3:506–518
"Fashionable Tour'", 20:377–396
"Fort St. Charles," 18:231–248
"Frederick J. Turner," 39:133–140
"General Comment on the Columbia River Historical Expedition," 7:249–252
"Guri Endreson, Frontier Heroine," 10:425–427
"Henry H. Sibley," 15:382–385
"Historical Records of Scandinavians in America," 2:413–418
"James Wickes Taylor: A Biographical Sketch," 1:153–219
"Kensington Rune Stone and Early Settlement in Western Minnesota," 6:370–374
"Life Story of Rasmus B. Anderson," 1:393–396
"Local History Work," 11:24
"Locomotive Ice Trains," 7:275
"Manuscript Collecting," 34:337–340
"Minnesota Historical Society and the University," 23:1–10
"Minnesota Pioneer Life as Revealed in Newspaper Advertisement," 7:99–121
"Norwegian Government and the Early Norwegian Immigration," 6:115–140
"Pioneer Bookshelves," 22:351–366
"Pond Brothers," 15:273–281
"Pond Narrative," 21:15–32, 21:158–175, 21:272–283
"Saga of Saga Hill," 29:289–299
"St. Croix Valley History," 17:385–395
"Schiller's Indian Threnody," 39:198–200
"State Historical Agencies and the Public," 9:123–134
"That Name Itasca," 13:163–174
"A Worker in the House of History," 34:114

Blegen, Theodore C., editor, 4:457, 7:277, 12:31, 14:69, 16:59, 16:108, 17:62, 17:221, 17:463, 19:93, 19:459, 19:462, 20:293, 21:39, 26:252, 32:53, 33:139, 33:349, 36:236, 39:259, 48:312

"Armistice and War on the Minnesota Frontier," 24:11–25
"Campaigning with Seward in 1860," 8:150–171
"Impressions of Minnesota in 1849," 5:286–290
"A Note on the Selection of the First Governor of Minnesota Territory," 7:66–68
"Official Encouragement of Immigration to Minnesota during the Territorial Period," 5:167–203
"Ole Rynning's True Account of America," 2:221–269
"Peter Testman's Account of His Experiences in North America," 6:91–114
"Unfinished Autobiography of Henry Hastings Sibley," 8:329–362

Blenker, Louis, 25:36
Bleriot, Louis, aviator, 48:50

manufacturer, 48:55

Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Hibbing, 26:96
Blessing, Fred K., Jr., author, 26:81, 35:44, 35:244, 37:307, 37:347, 39:84

work reviewed, 47:78

Blessing, Lee, playwright, 60:135–136, 60:138, 60:141n
Bleyer, Willard G., author, 13:210
Blichfeldt, John, 29:298
Blied, Benjamin J. (Rev.), author, 26:272, 29:354, 34:313

work reviewed, 26:146, 27:43

Bliefernicht, E. R., author, 15:361
Blikstad, Bersvend J., author, 19:366
Blines, Jasper, author, 7:294
Blish, Helen H., work reviewed, 41:337
Bliss, Cornelius N., secretary of interior, 45:56–57
Bliss, Esther, teacher, 8:210
Bliss, J. S., author, 26:298
Bliss, John H., Fort Snelling commandant, 7:275, 15:274, 16:135, 21:20, 21:22–24, 35:25, 52:224
Bliss, Lafayette, speaker, 15:138
Bliss, Mary Elizabeth Taylor (Mrs. William W. S.), 30:97–98
Bliss, Mrs. John H., 21:23–24
Bliss, Olive I. H., author, 17:129
Bliss, Paul S. (Maj.), author, 3:97, 3:324, 16:111
Bliss, Phillip B., songwriter, 52:332
Blitz Bar, Minneapolis, punk-rock performances, 58:31
Blixt, Claus, 43:279
Blizzards and storms

See also Climate; Tornadoes
1836, 5:117
1857, 34:21
1865, 13:387
1866, 4:91, 9:69
1870s, 5:363, 7:192, 12:201, 16:246, 18:229, 30:372, 36:195
1873, 1:299, 4:91, 8:209, 9:195, 10:226
1880s, 1:245, 10:224, 12:101, 14:460, 18:138, 18:141, 18:220, 30:146
1940, 30:383, 57:406–407, 57:417
Dakota, 7:368, 32:244
described, 46:114
hail, 48:279, 49:88, 57:412
Jackson County, 6:218
Lake Pepin steamer disaster, 52:72–73
Martin County, 6:219
McLeod's experiences, 4:361, 4:378, 4:380, 4:408, 4:410, 4:412–414, 10:388, 10:391
Mississippi River, 9:108
prairies, 8:412, 11:65–67, 11:71, 11:145, 11:187, 11:220, 58:17
rural women and, 52:63
St. Cloud, 17:365
St. Paul, 5:620, 16:116
southern Minnesota, 12:428, 17:235, 37:204
tourism and, 49:150
Wilkin County, 9:313

Bloc, Marc, historian, 55:375
Bloch, E. Maurice, author, 31:64, 32:128

reviews by, 31:45, 32:110, 35:370

Block, Julius H., letter, 13:197
Block, Mattie, 57:377
Blocker, Elizabeth, 26:368, 27:46
Blodget, Lorin, climatologist, 38:54
Blodgett, Bonnie, work reviewed, 62:79–80
Blodgett, Geoffrey, author/historian, 50:44, 55:237

"Cass Gilbert and Julia Finch," 57:38–50
Solon J. Buck award, 57:325
work reviewed, 58:241

Blodgett, George, 22:112
Blodgett, Peter J., review by, 58:419–420
Bloemendaal, G. I. (Rev.), 28:123
Bloerdoorn, Joseph M., police officer, 44:263n
Blogg, Harriet, letters, 5:124, 5:128
Blom, Mabel (Nellie). See Gordon, Mabel (Nellie)
Blomfield, A. L., engineer, 34:277
Blomfield, Edward A., 19:360, 20:96, 20:209, 26:179, 28:86, 30:166

author, 20:455, 23:187, 27:266
editor, 22:216
interviewed, 20:212
letter, 23:194
speaker, 20:352, 23:47, 24:270
tribute, 30:277

Blomgren, Edwin A., 24:162, 25:40
Blomkest, name, 31:253
Blondeau, ----, Jr., trader, 11:259, 11:264n
Blondeau, Maurice, trader, 6:396, 11:261, 11:264n, 13:222, 44:201n

testimony, 21:134

Blondell, Joan, actress depicted, 44:108–109
Blondell, Sam, author, 12:208
Blood, Charlene Mathson, 52:328
Blood, Evelyn (Mrs. Wallace), 57:137–138
Blood, Florence E. See Jensen, Florence (Mrs. Arnold S.)
Blood, George W., 57:135
Blood, Hulda, 57:134–135, 57:137–138
Blood, Solomon, physician, 53:47
Blood, Wallace, 57:134, 57:137
Blood and Thomas, St. Paul real estate firm, 57:135
Blood Indians, with Columbia River expedition, 7:245
Blood (Thomas) mansion, St. Paul, 61:3
Bloom, Abraham S., 46:269
Bloom, Allan, author, 54:142
Bloom, Ed (Ike), 54:338
Bloom, Fern, depicted, 46:269
Bloom, Harold (Kid Cann), 59:98
Bloom, Howard E., author, 12:193
Bloom, Jerome F., depicted, 46:269
Bloom, John, historian, 62:64
Bloom, John P., speaker, 40:411
Bloom, Jo Tice, author, 50:171
Bloom, Loralee J. "Mining the Archives," 58:162– 167
Bloom, Mary N., depicted, 46:269
Bloom, Olaf, 28:298
Bloom, Sol, congressman, 17:15
Bloomberg, Britta L.:

"Sauk Centre, Minnesota," 54:164–169
Theodore C. Blegen Award winner, 54:287

Bloomberg, Kristin Mapel, "The Political Equality Club of Minneapolis," 60:113–122
Bloom Brothers of Minneapolis, 54:308
Bloomer, Amelia J., feminist, 30:251, 50:153
Bloomer, Mrs. Samuel, pioneer, 3:525, 24:204n
Bloomer, Nellie P., quilter, 5:309, 46:244
Bloomer, Samuel (Pvt.), 45:125–128

diary, 25:117n
letter, 37:334
papers, 3:525

Bloomer Township, Marshall County, 12:421
Bloomfield, Wisconsin:

frontier life, 27:55, 27:94, 28:188
Methodist church, 27:84

Bloomingdale, Wisconsin, frontier life, 27:153
Blooming Grove, Waseca County, church, 14:123
Blooming Prairie, Steele County:

churches, 16:254
creamery, 23:199
Danes, 8:371
history, 2:211, 49:40
Ku Klux Klan activities, 61:364

Blooming Prairie Times, anniversary, 16:254
Bloomington, Hennepin County:

agriculture, 18:408, 36:104
Beatles rock concert at Met Stadium, 60:192–201
Bible distribution, 53:305
cemetery, 17:336
depicted, 39:271
draft quota, 1863, 4:71
ferry, 30:119, 30:121
government, 39:299
graduation prayer controversy, 53:307–309
history, 39:212, 48:135
mill, 43:79
mission, 15:280, 16:314, 21:168, 21:282
Pond homestead, 15:242, 21:273, 39:344, 56:253
Presbyterian church, 16:484
schools, 36:35
shopping malls, 36:283, 59:315, 60:275, 60:277, 60:281n, 61:60, 61:225–226
site surveyed, 3:168n

Bloomington, Illinois, in 1849, 7:60
Bloomington, Iowa. See Muscatine, Iowa
Bloomington Ferry Bridge, 46:76
Bloomington Historical Society, 42:68
Bloomquist, A. A. C., 20:212
Bloomquist, Al, executive, 56:99
Bloomquist, Edward E., 15:372, 16:362
Blostad, Helen, author, 20:211
Blouet, Leon P. (Max O'Rell, pseud.), humorist, 40:12–20
Blount, William, governor, 15:14, 17:452
Blount, Winton M., postmaster general, 55:109
Blow family, 29:351
Blowsnake, Jasper, Indian, 1:107
Blu, Elmer F., 26:45, 28:51, 28:395, 29:97
Blucker, George M., career, 18:211
Blue, Karen Savage, artist/teacher, work depicted, 61:333 (facing)
Blueberry War, 11:454, 35:235, 54:78, 55:72
Blue Bird, Indian athlete, 62:66
Blue Cloud, Rebecca, Sioux woman, 5:616
Blue Cloud, Sioux Indian, 2:550, 2:552
Blue Cross Hospitalization Plan, 27:160

history, 40:47

Blue Earth, Faribault County:

churches, 15:480, 16:335, 23:106, 25:100, 25:410, 50:267
church-state controversy, 53:303
county seat, 57:335
historical meeting, 11:292
history, 12:449, 25:410, 35:77, 35:152
hotel, 11:111
implement trade, 24:302n
journals, 54:192
mill, 23:388
newspaper, 11:218
pageant, 12:450
prehistory period, 55:327
schools, 22:344
stage lines, 11:403, 12:51n
townsite, 27:355
volunteer guards, 16:172

Blue Earth County:

Agricultural Society, 16:489, 18:227, 22:258, 49:196
agriculture, 13:176, 26:181, 49:346, 54:32–33
archeology, 1:534, 5:425, 7:260
archives, 19:52, 19:66, 19:88
assessment book, page depicted, 54:46–47
churches, 12:448, 18:466
Civil War troops, 38:259
county seat, 13:116
courthouse depicted, 50:279, 54:36
Dakota village, 48:26–27
divided, 5:485
ethnic groups, 6:303, 12:273, 12:448, 18:465, 19:211, 19:464, 31:27, 32:62, 49:211
fairs, 16:489, 17:125, 18:337, 22:257
farmer-labor politics, 54:32, 54:34–36, 54:44–46
Farmers' Alliance, 54:42
ginseng production, 41:260
Good Thunder, village depicted, 56:412
government agencies, 35:201
grasshopper plagues, 10:288, 36:56–58, 37:204, 37:207
historical society, 51:146
historic properties, 51:148
history, 1:149, 3:319, 4:298, 7:257, 13:342, 17:234, 18:337, 20:356, 23:187, 25:99, 35:293, 45:207, 57:265
Indian raids, 1:492n, 1:505
Iowa and, 6:406
Jolly Green Giant statue, 57:23, 57:27
library, 31:61
livestock industry, 26:125
milling, 27:365
Mormon mission, 36:292
newspapers, 5:502
notes, 2:211, 2:214, 2:216–217, 8:208, 8:311, 8:446, 9:196, 9:419, 10:459
pioneer life, 11:445, 14:277, 16:126, 24:88, 27:155, 30:396
politics, 28:31–32, 35:308, 38:121, 48:253
poor farm, 38:368
records, 29:284, 30:156, 47:334
rural-urban conflicts, 54:35–37, 54:40, 54:45
schools, 14:353, 14:454, 15:244, 15:365, 48:249–254, 56:413
settlement, 6:287, 9:76
Sioux Outbreak, 38:281, 38:283, 38:285
strikes, 54:37, 54:41–42
telephone service, 9:420
Territorial Old Settlers' Association, 1:543, 2:207, 2:214, 6:410, 13:116
War History Committee, 24:81
war history planned, 3:404
wheat-market monopoly, 54:42–44
Winnebago Agency house, 57:18–19
World War I, 3:53

Blue Earth County Education (Mankato), 48:252
Blue Earth County Enterprise (Mankato), 21:312

anniversary, 19:364

Blue Earth County Historical Society, 8:311, 10:355, 12:38, 16:240, 21:312, 44:31

activities, 5:427, 5:429, 11:17, 15:72, 15:75, 15:484
bequest, 9:55
building plans, 4:251
centennial celebration, 30:399
essay contest, 14:353, 14:454, 15:244, 15:365
fees, 11:20, 12:39
historic properties/sites, 51:146, 57:260
manuscript collection, 16:489, 26:282
meetings, 13:341, 14:234, 15:130, 16:360, 20:210, 21:106, 21:215, 21:442, 22:215, 27:265, 29:273
members, 11:19
museum, 11:16, 13:447, 14:454, 17:120, 18:334, 19:229, 19:358, 19:468, 20:47, 20:350, 20:453, 21:49, 21:104–107, 22:105, 22:338, 23:12, 23:14–15, 23:193, 24:187, 26:49, 27:170, 27:361, 29:92, 33:210, 34:315, 35:293, 38:43
organized, 1:406, 11:12, 21:105

Blue Earth Reservation (Winnebago), 3:172, 31:211, 36:257, 38:253, 40:332, 51:3, 56:164, 57:7, 57:18–19
Blue Earth River, Faribault and Blue Earth counties, 2:500, 11:172

depicted, 35:79
exploration, 5:387
ferry, 12:52
fishing, 35:79–81
Le Sueur's mine, 5:257, 6:263
Mankato site, 7:257
oil spills, 58:108–109
prairie surveyed, 30:392
settlement, 35:77–78
trading post, 11:377

Blue Earth Settlement Claim Association, 12:202
Blue Earth Valley, settlement, 1:421
Blue Earth Valley Burns Club, 9:419
Bluegrass, transplantation, 57:307
Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, museum, 24:364
Blue Mounds State Park, Rock County, 56:324, 56:326
Blue Mouse Theatre, Minneapolis, depicted, 51:210
Blue Robed Cloud, Ojibway, 48:243
Blue Sky, Louisa, Vermilion Lake Indian School student, 58:234
Blue Spirit (Wakanto, Wacantoe), Sioux leader, 2:493
Bluestein, Eugene (Gene), musician, 36:152, 36:194

teaching assistant, 60:185

Bluestone, Louisa, sketch, 8:208
Bluff Landing, 58:148

See also Nininger, Dakota County

Blum, Fred H., author, 34:266
Blum, Grace C., 34:131
Blum, Louis, 15:113
Blum, Mrs. Louis, letters, 6:72, 6:294
Blum, N. H., storekeeper, 15:113
Blumberg, Irving, 56:370
Blume, Fred, pioneer, 8:449
Blume, H., author, 32:167
Blumenschein, E. L., artist, work depicted, 57:285
Blumenthal, Walter H., author, 34:311

work reviewed, 34:162

Blumer printers, Allentown, Pennsylvania, 27:31
Blunt, Abbott, sketch, 2:274
Bly, Carol, author, 49:164, 52:202, 53:84, 55:184, 55:333 (facing), 57:271
Bly, Eber H., 21:220
Bly, Nellie, journalist, 17:474
Bly, Robert, poet, 55:131, 56:40, 60:156
B'nai Abraham, Minneapolis/St. Louis Park, synagogue, 43:215, 53:299, 53:302
B'nai B'rith, Jewish society, 12:193, 14:104, 43:214, 43:217, 50:132, 52:176

Mankato, 51:9, 51:12

B'nai Brith Youth Organizations (B.B.Y.O.), 59:18, 59:20–21
Boal, James M., artist, 35:22, 35:182, 35:369, 36:16, 36:17n, 41:318, 41:321

legislator, 2:26, 2:29n

Boal Island, Falls of St. Anthony, 58:255
Boals, N. O., water-tower builder, 53:132
Boalt, Charles A., 10:79
Boardinghouses. See Hotels
Boardman, Charles W., author, 26:279
Boardman, Frances C., author, 4:192, 21:101, 39:59–61, 39:63

literary critic, 56:315
review by, 33:222

Boardman, Henry A., 42:223
Boardman, Kathryn F. Gorman (Mrs. Lawrence), author, 11:455, 11:459, 11:465, 12:102, 12:446, 16:353, 27:366, 34:174, 34:218, 37:308
Boardman, Lawrence, author, 10:222, 10:350, 10:362, 13:346, 28:74
Boardman, Neil, novelist, 31:129, 31:139, 31:145
Boardman, Thayer M., compiler, 32:189
Boardman's Hall, Minneapolis, 9:31
Board of Censorship. See National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
Board of Corrections and Charities. See Minnesota State Board of Corrections and Charities
Board of Game and Fish Commissioners. See Minnesota Game and Fish Commission
Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church. See Home Missions Board (Presbyterian church)
Board of National Popular Education. See National Popular Education Board
Boarman Kroos Vogel, architects, 59:332
Boas, Franz, author, 23:181
Boase, Paul H., work reviewed, 48:90
Boat, The, concession stand, 53:258–259
Boatfield, Helen C., author, 16:239
Boats and boating

See also Barges; Canoes and canoeing; Ferries; Flatboats; Keelboats; Mackinac boats; Motorboats; Paddle-wheelers; Schooners; Ships and shipbuilding; Steamboats and steamboating; Tugboats
in art, 57:77
bicycle boats, 54:274
canoes depicted, 58:131
clipper ships, 55:97–98
commercial fishing, 58:62
Crane Island, 56:302
depicted, 41:249 (cover), 41:284–285, 48:117, 58:1 (facing), 58:83
Duluth, 43:307
fishing opener depicted, 56:437
Great Lakes schooners, 54:212–215
Lake Como, 58:50–51, 58:56
Lake Minnetonka, 48:316, 57:296, 57:298–300, 57:302–304
Minnesota Boat Club members depicted, 57:47
Mississippi River, 46:341
North Shore transportation, 59:231–232
paddle-wheelers, 56:202–203
racing, 47:324–326
streetcar boats depicted, 57:296, 57:302–304
Superior, Wisconsin, 46:49
White Bear Lake, 47:129

Bob Anderson, tugboat, 54:217, 54:219
Bobbitt, John T., author, 29:77
Bobcat, in fur trade, 30:134
Bobidosh, Alex, Hampton Institute student, 51:94
Bobiwash, Alan R., review by, 51:237–238
Bobleter, Joseph (Col.), 3:146, 19:234, 45:136n, 45:137
Bobleter, Mrs. Joseph, 3:146
Bob Marshall Wilderness, Montana, 61:122
Bobodosh, Chippewa leader, 11:448
Bobrinskoy, Count Andre, 42:58–59
Boccanera, Louis, 50:121n
Bochart, Jean, 19:396
Bock, Frederick W., 40:249
Bock, Frederick W., artist, 62:121 (facing)

work depicted, 62:121 (facing)

Bocker, Emma, 48:304
Bocker, Ulrike, translator, 49:338–339
Bodde, Derk, author, 39:34
Bode, Carl, author, 30:65

work reviewed, 35:194

Bodega saloon, Brainerd, 61:276
Bodell, John B., murdered, 58:86
Bodem, Edward, 50:44
Bodem-Zirbes family, genealogy, 50:44
Bodfish, J. P. (Rev.), colonizer, 31:22
Bodholdt, K. C., author, 13:324
Bodin, John, artist, 38:286n
Bodin, Wesley, teacher, 53:304–305
Bodley, Temple, author, 5:611

work reviewed, 9:157

Bodmer, Karl (Carl) J., artist, 19:458, 22:154n–155n, 26:359, 29:58–61, 31:54–55, 32:155, 33:264, 34:117, 34:255, 35:144, 35:151, 35:200, 35:242, 35:380, 36:236, 37:78, 37:133, 38:385, 39:261, 40:314, 40:403, 41:148, 41:241, 41:247, 49:207, 50:44, 50:331, 52:80, 53:315, 53:319, 55:128
Bodnar, John, historian, 53:237, 53:340
Bodnia, George, "Fort Pillow 'Massacre'", 43:186–190
Body-piercing parlor, Minneapolis, depicted, 56:433
Body snatching, 49:332–337
Boe, A. Sophie, author/translator, 10:67, 20:331
Boe, Lars W., 31:51, 41:212

author, 4:446
biography, 30:377
speaker, 16:365, 17:484

Boe, N. E. (Rev.), biography, 20:331
Boe, Ole, 41:74n
Boeck, Charles, newspaper assistant, 18:58
Boeckeler, A., lumberman, 18:174
Boeckman, Egil, college football player, 59:161
Boeckman, Rachel, 55:124
Boeckmann, Carl, artist, 57:76, 57:85

work depicted, 57:80–81

Boeckmann, Eduard, Dr., 20:466

career, 12:446
inventor, 17:69

Boeckmann, Egil, Dr., author, 12:446

war-memorial campaign, 62:111

Boeckmann, Mrs. Egil, 6:401
Boedeker, Harold S., translator, 33:89
Boegen, Frederick, author, 2:216
Boehme, Sarah E., work reviewed, 55:133
Boel, Attale, Dr., 46:229, 46:231–232
Boen, H. E., author, 34:359
Boen, Haldor E., politician, 39:104, 53:166

editor, 41:48

Boer, Ellen, author, 14:123
Boerger, William, speaker, 17:22
Boerhaave, Hermann, author, 21:363
Boer War, 57:347–352

journalistic coverage, 56:308
soldier's uniforms, 56:425

Boesch, Anna S. Voehringer (Mrs. Werner), 47:235–236
Boesch, Werner, pioneer, 20:449, 47:235–236

medal sponsor, 47:237–239

Boese, Albert, 14:52
Boese, Alvin W., 58:165
Boese, Donald L., author, 53:250

work reviewed, 45:37, 49:257

Boese, Gilbert, artwork depicted, 60:49
Boesen, Victor, work reviewed, 45:337
Boeser, Shirley, reminiscences, 61:54, 61:58
Boettcher, N. P. Christopher (Rev.), 13:114
Boettiger, Anna R., 52:30
Bogan, Ralph, taxi driver, 27:272, 49:312, 49:314
Bogardus, A. H. (Capt.), marksman, 16:271
Bogardus, Emory S., author, 11:99
Bogart, Ernest L., author, 2:284, 17:226

work reviewed, 4:49–51

Bogen, Ludwig, journalist, 33:180, 33:188
Boggiss, Dorothy L., author, 34:174
Boggs, S. Whittemore, author, 20:207, 24:175
Bogstad, Mrs. R. R., speaker/teacher, 23:103, 23:298
Bogue, Allan, work reviewed, 42:79
Bogue, Margaret Beattie:

review by, 51:77
work reviewed, 47:39, 49:258, 58:61–62, 60:299

Bogy, Lewis V., Indian commissioner depicted, 45:89
Bohannon, Eugene W., 42:184–185
Bohemia:

immigration from, 15:26–30
landscape depicted, 56:378
religious situation, 15:32n

Bohemian Brass Band, New Prague, depicted, 53:232–233
Bohemian Catholic Church of St. Joseph, Silver Lake, 15:38
Bohemian Flats, Minneapolis, immigrant settlement, 23:68, 49:304, 50:171, 52:275, 53:208

depicted, 50:281, 54:257, 57:80

Bohemian Germans, North Dakota, 51:126
Bohemian language, in Czech settlements, 15:38
Bohemian National Alliance, Silver Lake, 15:41
Bohemian Reading and Educational Society, McLeod County:

activities, 15:40
history, 17:237, 22:224

Bohemians. See Czechs (Bohemians)
Bohi, Charles W., work reviewed, 46:251
Bohlander, Mayme K., 59:281
Bohlman, Philip V., review by, 51:319–320
Bohm, David, 60:179
Bohmbach, Emil, 20:353, 21:108, 21:216, 22:106, 23:104
Bohmerwald, forest border, 56:379
Bohmisch. See Germans: Bohemians
Bohn, George W., 45:140
Bohn, H. G., 27:34
Bohne, Mrs. H. C., 50:115
Bohnen, Carl, artist, 56:444

work depicted, 56:445

Bohn Manufacturing Company, St. Paul, 53:219–220
Boie, W. E., speaker, 15:115
Boies, W. D., 5:552
Boies, William J., author, 26:306
Boileau, Gerald J., politician, 43:86, 55:92
Boilermakers:

living conditions, 53:138–141
working conditions, 53:133–134, 53:137–138

Boiling Springs, Redwood County, 38:243
Boilvin, Nicholas, Indian agent, 17:96, 19:303, 23:145n, 25:89, 25:272
Bois, Guy Pene du, 47:102
Bois Blanc Island, Lake Huron, 23:142
Bois Blanc Lake, Lake County

See also Basswood Lake
post, 36:244

Bois Brule River. See Brule River
Bois brules:

depicted, 56:236
oxcarts, 56:235

Boische, Charles de la, Marquis de Beauharnois. See Beauharnois, Charles de la Boische, Marquis de
Bois des Sioux, 46:117
Bois des Sioux City, Traverse County, platted, 52:135
Bois des Sioux River. See Sioux River (Bois de Sioux River)
Boise Cascade Corporation, 41:75, 47:72
Bois Forte band, Chippewa Indians, 53:289

children, 58:238
lands, 44:47–49, 58:225–226
museums, 58:238–239
name, 1:83
sketch, 6:297
songs, 4:459
tribal dance, 1:83–93
Vermilion Lake Indian School, 58:226
wild rice harvest, 4:181

Bois Forte Indian Reservation, 1:83, 4:180, 6:297, 44:51, 56:461

See also Nett Lake Indian Reservation

Bois Forte Museum and History Center, described, 58:238–239
Bois Plume (Bois Plaine), Cannon River, 8:178–179

trading post, 11:382

Boissy, Tancred, author, 18:71
Boisverd, Joseph, trader, 28:145, 28:148, 28:156, 28:225, 28:233
Bojer, Johan, author, 6:404, 7:185, 20:180, 32:250

work reviewed, 53:128

Boland, Hendrik, Mr. and Mrs., Dutch pioneers, 28:122
Boland, Jan, Dutch pioneer, 28:122
Boland, Willem, Mr. and Mrs., Dutch pioneers, 28:121–122, 28:124
Bolander, Carl, businessman, 43:162, 43:165, 43:167, 43:170, 43:173
Boldrec, Mrs. Louis, 52:101
Bolek, Franciszek, author, 13:108
Boleyn, E. Sydney, Dr., prison physician, 24:181
Bolin, Eva, speaker, 20:99
Bolin, Johan, author, 8:186
Bolin, Winifred W., "Settlement Work in Northeast Minneapolis," 45:58–69
Bolino, August C., author, 37:38
Bolivar Heights, W. Va., army camp, 25:35–36, 25:228, 26:196
Bolivar Heights, West Virginia, army camp, 25:31
Bolkcom, Celina, 10:77
Boller, Henry A., journal, 40:314
Bolles, Erastus, miller, 40:235–236

house, 38:337–338

Bolles, Lemuel, miller, 24:201–202, 38:337, 44:76
Bolles, Lucius, 50:29–30, 50:34
Bolles, Maria, pioneer, 2:46, 5:525
Bolles, Sias, Methodist minister, 26:243
Bolley, Henry Luke, agriculturist, 34:173, 51:324
Bollman, Gerald, mayor, 55:318
Bollum, Mrs. O. M., speaker, 23:386
Bolo Club, veterans' association, 62:108
Bolshevism, 3:15, 3:259, 51:260, 51:265, 52:97

American suppression, 52:98
Bolshevik Revolution, 52:190
socialist party split, 52:183
surveillance of, 51:228

Bolstad, Helen C., author, 12:320, 12:339
Bolstad, Kenneth, compiler, 47:336
Bolstad, O. L. (Rev.), speaker, 11:218, 15:245
Bolt, Ewe, Dutch pioneer, 28:125
Bolt, Gregory, author, 4:202
Bolt, Nicholas (Rev.), pioneer pastor, 4:202
Bolton, Charles K., 12:197
Bolton, Ethel S., work reviewed, 4:264–266
Bolton, Herbert E., 14:11, 14:333, 18:456, 22:67

author, 11:428, 14:336
historian, 41:44
speaker, 10:209

Bolton, Mason (Lt. Col.), 44:201
Bolton, N. G., author, 11:222
Bolus, Malvina, editor, 43:120
Bolyay (Beaulieu?), ----, 9:329
Bolz, J. Arnold, 37:216, 43:155, 56:464
Bomash, William M., work reviewed, 48:265
Bombard, Owen W., author, 33:313
Bomberg, Nate N., author/reporter, 44:259, 46:255
Bombings, Twin Cities theaters, 53:330–332
Bomb Shell (Fort Ripley), 15:24
Bomford, G. (Col.), 4:365
Bomford, J. V. (Lt.), 4:365
Bonanza farms, 16:190, 20:404, 31:253

Minnesota, 21:448, 21:451
Red River Valley, 13:205, 20:404, 25:300, 29:14, 31:122, 32:112, 33:70, 36:68, 36:281, 37:259, 37:265–270, 39:206, 51:294, 51:299–300, 52:35, 53:319, 54:246, 56:21–22

Bond, A. F. (Lt.), 45:123
Bond, Beverly W., Jr., author, 2:98

speaker, 13:326
work reviewed, 15:208

Bond, J. Harman, journal, 13:334
Bond, John C., author, 21:199
Bond, John Wesley, 35:282, 57:264

author, 5:238, 34:49, 38:46–49, 38:51–52, 42:219, 46:46, 56:204–205, 56:212
quoted, 46:207, 49:150, 56:180, 56:210
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:151
treaty clerk, 38:2–10
work depicted, 42:221

Bond, Samuel R., journalist, 38:58, 38:60, 38:218

journal, 4:450, 5:220, 5:570

Bond, Scipio, Dr., 15:483, 16:240, 17:119, 18:463, 19:114
Bond, William (Capt.), 19:396
Bonde, Peter, reminiscences, 21:451
Bonds (public debt):

education, 56:60
housing, 56:58–59
Minneapolis, 56:64

Bonduel, F., Catholic missionary, 7:178
Bonebright, Sarah B., work reviewed, 4:442
Bone Lake, Washington County, lumber camp, 36:158
Bonfadini, Romualdo, author, 15:478
Bonga, Enimwayquay, 46:294
Bonga, George, trader, 4:380n, 15:352, 15:425, 20:80, 30:265, 31:125, 32:128, 36:72, 46:294

depicted, 56:184
fur trading, 56:184
papers, 3:199n, 6:73, 8:109, 15:194
sketch, 3:200n

Bonga, Jack, fisherman, 3:199–200, 15:426
Bonga, Jean, 3:200n, 15:425, 46:294
Bonga, Marie J., 15:425
Bonga, Mary, 46:294
Bonga, Pauline, 46:294
Bonga, Pierre, interpreter/trader, 15:425, 46:294
Bonga, Simon, 46:294
Bonga, Stephen:

guide, 21:152–153
land claim, 17:335
mixed-blood, 13:196, 18:209
trader, 20:71, 24:18n, 24:354

Bonga, William, 46:294
Bonga family, 3:199n

in fur trade, 15:352, 20:447, 21:128

Bon Homme County, South Dakota, Hutterite colony, 23:183
Bonhus, Emma A., author, 30:162
Boni and Liverwright, New York City, publishers, 56:6
Boniface, George C., actor, 53:244
Bonlore, Gelena, labor delegate, 52:210
Bonn, Henry, coppersmith, 26:20
Bonnard (Henry) Bronze Company, New York, 60:20, 60:22
Bonnell, Carl E., speaker, 29:178, 29:361

author, 29:90

Bonners Ferry, Idaho, monument, 7:246
Bonness, Frederick (Fred) W., entrepreneur, 6:3n, 12:428, 16:73–74, 33:12, 33:14
Bonnet Prairie, Wisconsin, Norwegian settlement, 6:303
Bonneville, Benjamin (Ben) L. E. de (Capt.), trader, 29:59, 36:317

depicted in art, 55:254

Bonney, Rachel, author, 47:254
Bonney, W. P., letter, 3:446
Bonnin, Gertrude, 3:230
Bonniwell, ----, Hutchinson visitor, 23:298
Bonniwell, Mrs. H. H., speaker, 22:217
Bonny Boat, steamboat, 27:12
Bonrepaus, Dusson de, letters, 19:394–395
Bonsall, F. B., 54:42
Bonsall, Mabel, teacher, 42:180
Boo, Ben, mayor, 59:296
Boo, Mary Richard (Sr.), O.S.B., author, 57:216

work reviewed, 53:212

Boobar, Frank H., author, 18:229
Boody, Henry P., author, 15:474
Booen, Mavis (Mrs. Sherm), reminiscences, 61:51
Booen, Sherm, reminiscences, 61:51
Book, Bill, pioneer, 24:321
Bookbinding, 55:333 (facing)
Booker, Harold (Popeye), musician, 59:104–105, 59:223
Bookkeeping (1930s), 53:211
Bookman, book reviews, 56:15
Books, handmade, 55:333 (facing)
Bookstaver row houses, St. Paul, 53:203
Bookwalter, Joseph, author, 4:90
Bookwalter, Mary Linton, designer, 57:253–257

fabric designs depicted, 57:255

Boom companies, 28:306, 28:379

functions, 24:134–137, 26:130, 26:132–133, 27:193, 28:182, 28:188
tow depicted, 34:45 (cover)

Boomer, Ralph J., 47:87
Boomhower, ----, farmer, 24:299, 24:301
Boone, ---- (Lt. Col.), Union officer, 47:69n
Boone, Daniel, Indian scout, 55:192, 58:76

anniversary, 15:476
folk hero, 22:313, 40:403

Boone, Nathan (Capt.), author, 2:428
Boone County, Nebraska, rural women's history, 54:51–52
Boone River, Iowa, settlements, 48:26
Boon Lake Township, Renville County, history, 10:98, 10:464
Booren, John, Jr., 5:223
Boorman, George, author/compiler, 49:348, 50:328

work reviewed, 47:79

Boorman, Winifred, author/compiler, 49:348, 50:328
Boorstin, Daniel J., historian, 39:335–336, 51:242, 53:335
Boose, Arthur, labor organizer, 27:352
Boostrom, Charlie and Petra, resort owners, 54:128
Booth, Bradford A., editor, 33:90
Booth, Cameron, artist, 17:229, 25:80, 45:175, 45:185–186, 46:297, 47:100–110, 49:308, 51:128 (facing), 52:276–277, 55:332 (facing), 56:90, 62:120 (facing)

work depicted, 47:81 (cover), 47:103, 47:105–108, 51:41 (cover), 57:105 (facing), 62:120 (facing)

Booth, Edwin, actor, 9:36, 28:101, 28:117, 32:103, 54:144
Booth, Frances A. Brown (Mrs. George), 47:100
Booth, Franklin, artist, 33:309
Booth, Frank W., lawyer, 21:196
Booth, George, 47:100
Booth, Josie, drama troupe manager, 28:110
Booth, Katherine, actress depicted, 44:109
Booth, Lionel F. (Maj.), 43:187
Booth, Pearle M. Miller (Mrs. Cameron), 47:81 (facing), 47:100, 47:102
Booth, Russell G., 3:439
Booth, Wilbur L., 1:288
Boothby, E. L., Dr., author, 4:90
Boothby, Walter M., Dr., editor, 35:155
Booth Fisheries (Booth Packing Company), Duluth, 34:245–247, 34:249, 35:275, 47:191
Boots

See also Clothing
advertisement depicted, 56:426
bootmaker depicted, 56:425
men's, 56:413–414
women's, 56:410, 56:413–415, 56:420

Bopray [sic], Alex, Chippewa, 51:86
Boquet, Henry (Col.), 29:65
Borah, William E., 17:160n
Borak, Arthur M., author, 12:93
Boratko, Andre, artist, 19:366, 53:179
Borchenius, Hans, editor, 3:514
Borchert, John R., author, 36:192, 38:42, 43:58, 51:281

professor, 56:431
reviews by, 34:306, 35:331, 51:282
speaker, 36:284
work reviewed, 51:123–124

Borchsenius, F. C., 6:118, 6:138
Borchsenius, George V., in Alaska, 31:58, 32:175, 32:191
Bord, Frank, fireman, 4:474
Borden, Gail, dairyman, 12:99, 47:307
Border lakes, 36:151, 37:249

See also specific lakes
canoe route, 40:145, 40:358
described, 39:34, 39:212
explored, 40:316
fur trade, 37:37, 37:188, 37:216, 37:235–254, 37:264, 37:345–346, 38:24–34, 53:124
geology, 38:158
map, 37:244

Bordin, Ruth B., author, 27:247

"Three Historic Buildings," 27:228–232

Bordwell, Constance, author, 37:183
Borealis Books, 62:139
Boreas (Borealis), carnival king, 49:324–325, 49:327–329
Borgen, Cliff, 47:150
Borgen family, 47:151, 47:153
Borger, Herman, author, 35:90
Borger, John, review by, 47:250
Borgerding, Christopher, 33:54
Borgerding, Thomas (Fr.), missionary, 18:331, 23:402, 33:60, 34:131
Borgers, Herman (Rev.):

career, 28:120
"Hollanders in Minnesota, 1856-97," 28:121–131

Borgersrode, R. von (Col.), sketch, 9:197
Borglum, George P., speaker, 12:96
Borglum, Gutzon, sculptor, 33:86
Borhegyi, Stephan F., archaeologist, 38:244
Bori, Lucrezia, singer, 39:62
Borjes, Richard, author, 49:212
Borkowski, Leo, county commissioner, 59:324, 59:326, 59:333n
Borland, Hal, author, 19:220
Borland, Solon, 6:31
Borlaug, Norman E., agricultural scientist, 50:294, 58:59, 60:156
Borman, Ann, book designer, 55:333 (facing)
Borman, C. J., author, 6:210
Born, Wolfgang, author, 29:261
Borneke, Agnes, 52:236
Bornet, Vaughn, D., work reviewed, 40:91
Borrett, George T., 20:390

description of Minnesota, 1864, 9:271–284, 9:379–388
in United States, 9:270, 9:379

BOR-SON Construction, Inc., 53:122
Borst, Charlotte G., 51:287
Borsten Laura Rapaport, quoted, 55:168
Bort, Clyde F., lawyer, 17:213
Bortnick, Emily B., activist, 52:298
Borud, Shirley, review by, 46:37–38
Borup, Charles W. W., trader, 1:230, 6:234, 6:352, 7:50, 7:135, 7:164, 8:297, 8:363, 8:364n, 9:201, 9:287, 9:414, 10:411, 11:374, 11:384, 19:226, 20:134, 22:4, 22:273–274, 22:355, 26:362, 29:58, 32:88–89, 32:97, 36:70, 36:262, 36:264, 36:269, 42:129, 42:134–135, 42:139, 46:46

banker, 2:124, 3:381, 55:22, 56:235
depicted, 42:133
library, 22:356
merchant, 31:157
MHS founder, 20:367–368, 61:25
music lover, 28:320, 29:119, 39:51, 39:321
papers, 3:305, 4:370n, 4:373n, 4:380n, 5:224
physician, 7:150, 7:287, 11:58, 28:335, 49:268
politician, 36:265, 36:268, 39:148
quoted, 48:180
sketch, 5:376
teacher, 49:276

Borup, Elizabeth, mixed-blood, 17:335, 18:209
Borup, Mrs. Charles W., sketch, 8:363
Borup, Theodore, mixed-blood, 1:230, 17:335, 18:209, 19:172
Borup and Champlin Company, steamboat agents, 1:329, 2:297, 8:301
Borup and Oakes, bankers, 1:353, 2:124–125, 2:128,