–Index

D. A. Woodhouse Company, New York, 50:182
D. C. Edwards, Chicago, printers, 40:128
D. W. Onan and Sons, Inc., Minneapolis, trade with Mexico, 35:245
Daaes family, 21:65
Dablon, Claude (Fr.), author, 3:46, 7:155, 13:254, 25:296, 26:75, 37:128, 40:141
Dabney, Virginius, author, 17:477
Da Costa, S. Stephen (Lt.), 3:334
Dacotah House, New Ulm, 24:190, 27:328, 32:173, 41:59

history, 15:365, 20:356, 25:314

Dagenett, Charles E., 3:90
Daggett, Francis E. (Frank):

GAR commander, 16:430, 16:439, 16:441
journalist, 25:307
newspaper publisher, 58:195

Daggett, Paul, author, 15:105

speaker, 16:235

Daggett Brook Township, Crow Wing County, organized, 26:259
Dagobert, ---- (Fr.), 24:53
Dagslyset (Chicago), free-thought paper, 4:146
Daguerre, Louis J. M., photographer, 33:288, 34:28–29, 61:88
Daguerreotypes, history, 21:95, 26:170, 29:164, 34:28–33, 35:182, 61:88
Dahl, ---- (Rev.), 10:314
Dahl, ----, painter, 6:372
Dahl, Albin, 43:131n
Dahl, Andrew, photographer, 49:204
Dahl, Borghild, author, 25:309, 29:298, 30:93, 36:90, 50:61
Dahl, Henry, 43:49
Dahl, Hula, hotel housekeeper, 58:297
Dahl, James, speaker, 18:334
Dahl, John F., lawyer, 21:196
Dahl, June W., author, 47:336
Dahl, Lucile, 36:239
Dahl, Myrtle H., teacher, 35:371
Dahl, Theodor H., 16:471

biography, 11:328

Dahlberg, Charles L., author, 9:306
Dahlberg, Jean C., author, 45:304

"Laura A. Linton," 38:21–23

Dahlberg, Ken, businessman, 60:156
Dahlberg, Pehr, sketch, 9:306
Dahlberg, Robert N., author, 9:306
Dahlen, Andrew, biography, 16:337
Dahlen, Knute T., lawyer, 21:196
Dahlgren, Frank, speaker, 22:441
Dahlgren, John A. (Admiral), 4:263
Dahlgren, Liz F., work reviewed, 46:255
Dahlgren Township, Carver County, settlement, 10:460
Dahlhielm, Erik, author, 22:112
Dahlhjelm, A. M., Swedish pioneer, 17:400–402

letters, 31:27

Dahlin, Curtis A., author, work reviewed, 61:86
Dahlin, Georg L., author, 18:71
Dahlquist, C. B., 19:362, 22:341
Dahlquist, P. J., trade card depicted, 43:273
Dahlquist, Sig, cameraman, 46:281
Dahlstrom, Doris, hatmaker, 59:336
Dahlstrom, Johnnie, homesteader, 41:64, 41:67, 41:69
Daigneau, Don V., author, 11:116, 23:109
Daigneau, F. E., 13:427
Daigneau, Francois, petitioner, 49:186
Daily, Pratt and Company, fur-traders, 7:183
Daily Bee (Duluth), 18:473
Daily Journal (International Falls), historical editions, 16:366, 17:361
Daily People's Press, Owatonna, 61:364–366
Daily Pioneer. See St. Paul Daily Pioneer
Daily Worker, Communist newspaper, 62:153–155
Dain, Floyd R., work reviewed, 41:388
Dairy industry and dairying

See also Agriculture
in 1840, 7:212
in 1925, 7:213
in 1970s, 49:163
cattle breeds, 26:123, 28:371
cooperatives, 4:17, 4:188, 4:471, 5:395, 6:310, 7:361, 8:148, 8:371, 9:78, 9:197, 10:227, 11:100, 11:289, 11:457, 12:335, 12:430, 13:216, 15:115, 15:251, 15:348, 15:482, 15:486, 17:236, 17:239, 17:480, 17:486, 18:470, 19:151, 19:155–157, 19:239, 20:82, 20:360, 21:340, 21:452, 22:221, 22:224, 22:226, 22:265–268, 22:346, 22:420, 23:106, 23:197, 23:199, 23:301, 24:175, 24:190, 24:273, 25:58, 27:365, 29:158
Danes and, 8:367–368, 8:371, 8:374, 8:379, 8:383
development, 17:101, 18:411, 27:107–121, 33:326
diversification, 50:220–221, 50:228
economic aspect, 11:117
education, 19:152–161
expositions, 50:227–228
extent, 30:154
Gentilly, 44:284–287
Gibbon, 7:301
immigrant contributions, 48:41
Indians and, 5:611
Itasca County, 5:618
Litchfield, 9:310
McLeod County, 9:421
Minnesota, 1:223, 2:584, 4:293, 4:470, 5:78, 5:160, 5:469, 6:85, 12:337, 12:451, 13:449, 16:128, 16:251, 17:492, 20:357, 20:466, 29:272, 37:20–21, 37:108
Nicollet County, 6:86
Ontario, 28:366
periodicals, 36:190
pioneer, 11:336, 24:104, 33:31
protected, 40:147, 40:320, 40:323–324
Red Lake Falls, 7:369
Red River Valley, 5:324
Sauk Center, 9:312
Stearns County, 8:112
Steele County, 8:441
at trading posts, 4:387n, 5:21
university farm, 22:413
Wadena, 9:80
Wisconsin, 5:133–134, 19:149–152, 19:157, 29:268, 29:335, 39:31, 48:42

Dakota

See also Dakota Territory; North Dakota; South Dakota
1860 census, 4:261
in 1860s, 9:190, 9:307
in 1880s, 8:436
bonanza farms, 8:85
exploration, 5:135
floods, 8:279
immigration, 4:16, 5:133, 5:330
Indian Wars, 7:361
Mennonite settlement, 4:87
military posts, 1:532
Norwegians, 6:80
pioneer life, 7:368, 10:324
public lands, 7:327
resources, 5:506, 8:388
Sibley expedition, 7:329–330, 7:333
social and economic development, 9:304
stage lines, 10:456

Dakota, steamship, 5:239, 5:274–275, 9:306, 41:187, 41:189, 43:316
Dakota, stern-wheeler, 21:254, 21:259n, 21:261n
Dakota, Washington County:

records, 21:458, 24:160
townsite, 12:128n, 15:464, 24:196, 24:274

Dakota 400, high-speed train, 48:176
Dakota City, Nicollet County, plat, 17:238
Dakota City Guards, volunteer unit, 16:173n
Dakota County:

anniversary, 8:447
archeology, 1:534
archives, 15:195–197, 15:345, 21:327, 21:449
courthouse, 37:202
farming, 24:293, 24:302, 26:371, 29:2n, 29:13, 29:26
financial problems, 49:227
food conservation efforts during World War I, 59:278
Indians, 37:274–275
land claim association, 9:86, 9:89, 9:94
landowners' directory, 1:410
mail service, 36:193
medical history, 21:102, 21:213
newspapers, 5:502
Norwegian settlements, 6:303, 11:286, 12:271
notes, 7:192, 8:209, 10:97
ordnance works, 49:214–228
pageant, 16:493
pioneers, 14:438
politics, 13:141, 26:201, 35:98, 35:301, 36:173, 39:49
poor farm, 38:369
population, 2:120
sketch, 5:81
surveyed, 28:395
township names, 2:439
War Board, 49:220
war history, 3:104, 4:209
War History Committee, 23:390
windmill, 24:190

Dakota County Agricultural Society, 13:147, 13:150, 22:253

constitution, 28:92
fairs, 15:246
meeting, 23:324

Dakota County Guard, volunteer unit, 16:173n, 16:177
Dakota County Historical and Archeological Society:

activities, 22:440, 30:87, 37:264
meetings, 21:107, 21:334, 23:100, 29:91, 29:178, 29:274
museum, 34:267, 35:99, 35:338
organized, 20:351
publication, 39:132, 40:148

Dakota County Tribune (Farmington), 49:225

history, 15:245

Dakota Democrat (Yankton, South Dakota), 5:136, 5:207, 48:350

established, 3:291–292

Dakota Department, archives, 7:361
Dakota Friend, sketch, 2:510n
Dakotah. See Stillwater
Dakotah, side-wheeler, 11:128
Dakota History Conference, 48:135, 48:315, 49:308
Dakota House, New Ulm. See Dacotah House, New Ulm
Dakota House, St. Paul, 14:300
Dakota (Sioux) Indians

See also Chippewa-Sioux warfare; Fur trade and traders; Half-breeds; Indians; Lakota Indians; Mdewakanton band; Missions and missionaries; Mixed-bloods; Oglala band; Ojibway-Dakota warfare; Sioux (Dakota) Indians; Sioux (Dakota) language; Sioux Outbreak (Sioux War); Sioux (Dakota) treaties; Sisseton band; Teton band; Wahpekute band; Wahpeton band; Yankton band; specific agencies; specific bands and leaders
age at marriage, 60:227, 60:233n
agriculture, 48:200, 48:205–206
annuities, 42:106, 42:316, 45:83, 45:85, 45:87, 45:90, 45:100–101, 45:107–108, 48:86, 48:198–199, 48:203, 48:206, 49:120
art, 41:337, 43:32–34
assimilation, 48:344
bibliography, 24:71, 42:80, 47:167
Black Hills, South Dakota, 47:119
burial platform depicted, 42:128, 42:262
in Canada, 41:13–28, 49:77–78
captives, 46:229, 48:31, 49:131n, 58:252, 59:191, 62:8
culture, 41:299, 42:277, 43:32–34, 44:311–312, 45:79, 45:97, 45:99, 46:163, 46:301–302, 48:178, 49:77–78, 49:120, 49:164, 49:346, 50:163, 50:171
Dakota Commemorative Marches (2002, 2004), 61:160
depicted/described, 21:325, 23:181, 41:16, 41:24, 41:30, 42:138, 42:267, 42:298, 43:8, 43:10–11, 43:13, 45:81 (cover), 45:91–92, 46:41 (cover), 46:67, 46:71–72, 46:239, 46:288, 47:59–61, 47:82, 50:84 (facing), 59:185, 59:194, 61:156
dictionaries, 19:448, 21:161, 21:277, 25:390, 30:298, 33:57, 33:351, 36:68, 36:280, 39:150, 41:247, 46:132, 46:202
dispersion, 44:158
epidemic, 42:139
ethnology, 55:377
in fiction, 46:339–340
food, 48:76
at Fort Snelling, 42:232, 42:295, 62:8
fur trade and, 18:439, 20:261, 42:123, 42:125, 42:132–134, 44:196, 50:240
ginseng harvest, 41:260
government, 45:104–105
historic sites, 44:267–270
history, 16:345, 16:354, 25:399, 41:95, 50:163–164
house depicted, 42:241 (cover)
hunting, 41:219–227
in Indian CCC, 43:3–13
internment at Crow Creek Reservation, South Dakota, 61:148–161, 62:11
interpreters, 48:200–201, 48:203
intertribal relations, 43:257, 45:25–26, 45:39, 46:37, 46:114, 46:172, 47:28, 47:30, 47:120, 48:63–64, 50:252
at John H. Stevens's home, 60:219
at Lake Harriet mission, 59:186
land cession, 62:8
language, 33:273, 33:275, 37:277, 37:281, 41:30, 44:158
leaders, 42:240, 45:104–105, 48:24–35, 48:344–345, 49:164, 50:163–164, 50:336
legends, 47:83, 49:346
life in 1850s, 61:150–151
medicine, 42:76
Minnesota, 48:38, 50:84
missions and missionaries, 11:317, 15:222, 15:275–278, 16:133, 16:140–145, 16:333, 16:335, 16:354, 21:16, 21:21, 21:25–28, 21:30–31, 21:158, 21:160, 21:272, 21:276, 21:278–279, 21:282, 21:413, 27:264, 42:76, 47:119, 47:335, 49:250, 62:9
modern culture, 42:195
name, 50:193n
Ojibway and, 45:87, 45:98, 46:114, 46:172, 47:28, 47:120, 48:63–66, 48:69, 50:195
pipes, 43:32–34
Pipestone, 47:85–88, 47:90
place-names, 49:163
property ownership and gender practices, 62:52, 62:54–56
publications, 16:143, 17:224, 21:26, 21:280
reservations, 47:73, 61:150
St. Anthony Falls and, 58:254
Santee Reservation, Nebraska, 61:159–160
schools, 46:250
scrip, 62:1 (cover), 62:1 (facing), 62:8–15
sources, 46:343, 47:167
sports at boarding schools, 62:60–69
subdivisions, 47:284
textbooks, 12:316
tools depicted, 41:33
treaty conveying land for Fort Snelling (Fort St. Anthony), 62:49–50, 62:52
villages, 41:247, 47:71, 49:80
vocabulary, 19:95, 30:216, 30:331
warfare, 48:237, 49:181, 49:185
whites and, 42:24, 44:312, 45:117, 45:121–122, 46:228, 46:301, 48:87–88, 48:158, 48:198–206, 48:268, 49:205–206, 50:318

Dakota Institute, Hastings, 15:349, 16:383
Dakota Land Company, 14:244–246, 14:250–251, 14:259, 14:261, 21:220, 35:238, 38:57, 38:217, 59:198
Dakota Landing, Dakota County, townsite, 17:278
Dakotan, newspaper, 5:207
Dakota Sentinel (Nininger), established, 13:150
Dakota Southern Railway, 19:108
Dakota Territory

See also Dakota; North Dakota; South Dakota
archives, 39:35
atlas, 40:129
in Civil War, 37:255
depicted, 47:332
division of, 48:133
in fiction, 23:116, 23:119, 23:122–123
fur trade, 34:325–329
gold rush, 14:113, 32:219, 40:410
government, 3:480, 5:206
governors, 16:115, 26:79
history, 1:291, 8:201, 9:415
Indians, 34:174, 34:319, 35:135, 35:138, 35:289, 36:279, 38:69, 38:98, 38:114, 38:279, 38:281, 38:284, 38:287–288, 38:354, 38:356, 38:363–364, 39:85, 39:227–240, 41:13, 48:34–35
livestock raising, 11:324
mail service, 17:465, 19:426, 24:368, 30:174
Mennonite colonies, 14:225, 16:344, 18:99, 20:181
military life, 48:90
missions, 11:212, 36:291–292, 38:385
natural history, 55:377
newspapers, 5:135–136, 5:207, 15:200–202, 17:103
organized, 9:116
pioneer life, 14:205, 19:203–206, 20:341, 28:289, 38:202, 49:76–77
politics, 27:67, 27:97, 29:173, 35:238, 35:imprints, 49:77
railroads, 5:74, 5:88, 5:388, 41:345, 58:278
Scandinavians, 48:350
settlement, 13:435, 22:160–161, 23:115, 33:56–58, 34:124, 34:313
travel in, 35:246, 35:260
wheat raising, 20:404–405, 33:64–67, 33:69, 37:121, 37:265, 58:272
women homesteaders, 50:135

Dakota War of 1862

See also Sioux Outbreak (Sioux War); United States Army; specific battles, sites, and leaders
bibliography, 47:167
causes, 45:96–110, 46:73, 47:78, 47:234, 47:237, 48:24, 48:202n, 48:203, 48:205, 49:205, 50:163, 50:195
Civil War and, 44:2–15, 45:108–110
consequences, 42:43–53, 50:202–203, 61:150
contemporary accounts, 61:165
depicted, 41:121, 44:9, 44:12
execution of prisoners, 41:30, 41:117–125, 43:80, 43:315, 44:8–12, 61:151
in fiction, 46:250, 47:211, 48:268
history, 42:240, 43:37–38, 45:207, 46:202, 46:304, 47:333, 48:33, 49:78, 49:80, 49:206
impact on perceptions of Minnesota's past, 60:222, 61:149–150
Indian refugees, 41:13–28, 41:342–343, 48:35, 49:77
leaders, 45:97–106, 46:41 (facing), 47:235–236, 48:34, 48:198, 48:200, 50:163
sites and actions, 41:57, 41:247, 41:300, 42:232, 43:37–38, 44:83–84, 44:166, 44:196, 45:116, 45:123–124, 62:6–7
sources, 41:103–104
supplies and services payment records, 60:340 (facing)
troops, 46:312–327

Dalbec, Benjamin, 1:228
Dale, Edward E., 10:210, 26:161

author, 25:85, 26:378, 27:159, 28:174, 28:371, 29:260
speaker, 13:326, 27:66
work reviewed, 12:176

Dale, Harrison C., author and editor, 2:436, 14:348
Dale, Harry, compiler, 47:336
Dale, M. E., dressmaker, 49:61
Dale, O. G., 1:410

editor, 2:184–187, 48:79
speaker, 16:129

Dalen, Dennis L., scuba diver, 38:24–34
Daley, M. H., poet, 5:541n
Dalibard, Jacques, work reviewed, 50:40
Daline, Gordon, author, 17:360
Dallas, Alexander G., governor of Rupert's Land, 34:317–319, 34:321, 34:323, 41:14–15
Dallas, J., artist, 32:190
Dalles House (Taylor's Falls), 3:230

history, 3:478

Dalles of the St. Croix, 17:391, 36:92

See also Interstate State Park, Chisago County; Taylors Falls

Dally, Nate (Capt.), 50:274

work reviewed, 12:310

Dally family, Stearns County pioneers, 12:310
D'Aloia, Dominick, railroad worker, 59:155
D'Aloia, Jerry, 59:155–157
D'Aloia family, depicted, 58:366
Dalrymple, Dana G., author, 39:260
Dalrymple, John S., 49:172–173

work reviewed, 37:259

Dalrymple, Oliver, bonanza farmer, 26:361, 58:272

biography, 37:259
farms, 13:205, 20:404, 25:300, 29:14, 31:122, 32:112, 33:70, 36:68, 36:281, 37:265–266, 39:206

Dalstrom, Harl A., work reviewed, 62:80
Dalstrom, Kay C., work reviewed, 62:80
Dalton, John E., author, 26:270
Daly, Charles P., judge, 5:185, 5:198, 31:224

letter, 5:186–192
papers, 28:202

Daly, J. C., lumberjack, 13:362n, 13:365n
Daly, John (Pvt.), 3:286n, 50:273, 50:274n
Daly, M. J., 13:120, 23:103, 38:14, 38:16

speaker, 8:311

Daly, Marcus, industrialist, 39:170
Daly, Mary, author, 48:233
Daly, Nora, speaker, 29:90
Dalyell, James (Capt.), 29:65
Daly's Stock Company, 28:117
Dalzell, A. Hugh, author, 22:432
Dalzell, John, 18:140, 18:142
Dame, Katherine, author, 12:212
Damon, Allan L., work reviewed, 48:132
Damon, Susan, 58:288
Dampier, William, 19:397n
Damrosch, Walter J., speaker, 39:53, 48:332
Damrosch Wagner Opera Company, New York City, 48:337
Dams

See also Water power
Cameron, Wisconsin, 23:98
Chippewa River, 27:197
Garrison, North Dakota, 46:37, 47:114
Minnesota, 38:203
Mississippi River, 11:118, 11:220, 18:452, 19:103, 19:182, 24:93, 24:130, 27:63, 28:293, 37:275, 37:286, 37:288, 37:290–295, 37:321–322, 58:243, 58:256, 58:261
Missouri River, 39:213 (cover)
Nicollet Island, 24:130
Pine City, 43:315
Pine County, 39:264
Pokegama Lake, 33:11
Root River, Lanesboro, 62:167
St. Anthony Falls, 58:258, 58:260, 58:266–267
St. Croix River, 40:240, 40:357
Sandy Lake, 33:14–15
Shell Rock River, 23:106
Sulphur Creek, 34:279–280

Damsel, steamboat, 34:240
Dana, Charles A., excursionist, 15:406, 15:409, 15:411, 15:413–414, 15:417, 19:406, 20:384, 20:386

in Minnesota, 12:392, 25:103, 35:181

Dana, David T., III, editor, work reviewed, 59:179–180
Dana, Mrs. Napoleon J. T., 29:319
Dana, Napoleon J. T. (Capt.), 9:260

biography, 11:328
in Civil War, 25:21–23, 25:25, 25:29, 25:35, 25:122–125, 25:142, 25:347, 37:328, 37:334, 61:261
at Fort Ridgely, 11:163, 11:165, 11:168, 11:174, 11:177, 14:459, 15:137, 29:319n, 33:263
politician, 39:195

Dana, Samuel T., author, 30:389

work reviewed, 37:258

Dana Gardens, women's softball team, 58:215, 58:218–219
Danbom, David B.:

review by, 59:90
"The Significance of Flour Milling at the Falls," 58:270–285

Danbury, Wisconsin:

fur trade, 28:149n
Sioux trail, 28:158n

Dance, Lynn, work reviewed, 45:344
Dance and dancing:

ballet, 48:87
contemporary, 21:58–62
depicted, 50:84 (facing)
Indian, 48:87, 49:36, 49:78, 49:164, 49:269, 49:271
post-World War II, 61:217
social, 49:55, 55:217–227, 59:57, 59:61n

Dancer, H. A., judge, Duluth lynching trials, 59:26–28, 59:31
Dandelion, boat, 2:209
Dane, R. S., speaker, 16:115
Danebod, Danish school, 8:380–381
Danebod church, Tyler, 48:284
Dane County, Wisconsin:

history, 22:192, 26:397
religious organization, 6:210

Danelski, David J., work reviewed, 39:205
Danelz, Garfield B., chiropractor, 59:202
Danenbaum, Ruby, quoted, 43:216
Danes

See also Lutheran church; Scandinavians
almanacs, 15:447
America letters, 49:123
in American wars, 2:381
artists, 47:316
Askov, 7:161, 8:381–384, 10:360
biographies, 2:437, 10:68
Chisago County, 43:259–260
cookery, 48:41
in dairy industry, 17:239, 19:155, 21:340, 27:119
in England, 49:124
festival, 8:305
humor, 47:36
immigration, 5:172, 6:71, 8:85, 8:364, 9:72, 9:180–181, 45:37, 60:255
Iowa, 13:435, 46:341
language, 47:176, 48:284–285
in legislature, 8:375
Martin County, 8:146n
Meeker County, 2:287
Minnesota, 2:404, 2:436, 2:583, 6:371, 7:150, 8:363–385, 10:314, 10:411, 11:334, 20:63, 23:387, 29:271, 30:76, 38:42, 38:243, 39:130
Montana, 5:517, 10:454
newspapers, 47:118, 49:123
publications, 27:256
runologists, 48:10
songs, 36:194
South Dakota, 11:324, 19:222, 28:300
Swedes and, 8:399
Tyler, 5:465, 9:78
United States, 15:355, 20:442
Wisconsin, 9:414

Danevang, Texas, Danish settlement, 8:381
Danewood, Chisago County, Danish settlement, 8:375
Danforth, F. A., horse owner, 41:382
Danforth, Pauline Brunette, review by, 58:374–375
Dangremond, Gerrit (Rev.), 28:128
Daniel, Hannah (Mrs. Lewis), 49:171
Daniel, Lewis, Dr., 49:171–173
Daniel, Mrs. Roderick E., 4:267, 5:123
Daniel, Pete, work reviewed, 46:125
Daniel, Robert, author, 36:230
Daniel, Will H., author, 28:69
Daniells, Lorna M., compiler, 36:278
Daniels, Asa W., Dr., pioneer physician, 2:566, 18:209, 25:404, 44:195

author, 1:383–384, 1:440n, 1:530
at Lower Sioux Agency, 45:105, 45:109, 45:115n, 48:201

Daniels, Douglas Henry:

"Lester 'Pres' Young in Minneapolis," 59:96–109
work reviewed, 58:377

Daniels, Florence Hibbs, 55:136 (facing)

home furnishings, 55:136 (facing)

Daniels, Hacon, 50:223
Daniels, J. J. (Rev.), speaker, 5:384, 8:270
Daniels, Jared W., Dr., pioneer surgeon, 4:67, 12:300, 35:235, 44:195

Indian agent, 35:168, 35:170, 62:14

Daniels, John K., sculptor, 8:307, 19:365, 26:388, 27:250, 29:96, 34:353, 48:1 (facing), 49:26–27, 50:223, 50:227
Daniels, John V., legislator, 45:233–234
Daniels, John W., businessman, 34:173
Daniels, Jonathan, author, 39:209
Daniels, Roger, photographer, 49:233

work reviewed, 46:205

Daniels, Thomas, sketch, 6:408
Daniels, Thomas L., 32:13n
Daniels and Company, Rochester, druggists, 20:235
Daniel Shaw Lumber Company, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. See Shaw Lumber Company
Danielson, Andrew, 13:345
Danielson, H., author, 18:71
Danielson, Ole, author, 22:443
Danielson family, 47:151
Danielson Township, Meeker County:

creamery, 11:457
history, 19:470

Danish, Joe, artist, 46:299
Danish Brotherhood, 8:379, 8:383
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, 27:256
Danish First Baptist Church, Clarks Grove, 11:113, 13:207, 15:128, 21:341
Danish Lutheran church, 8:366
Danish Lutheran Church, Askov, 8:383
Danish Lutheran Church, Clinton, Iowa, 9:412
Danish Lutheran Publishing House, Blair, Nebraska, 15:447
Danish People's Society (Danish Folk Society):

Askov, 8:383
colonizing activities, 8:377–381, 17:239, 23:387, 29:271, 30:76, 31:28

Danish Prairie, Scandinavian settlement, 6:373
Danky, James P., work reviewed, 45:40
Danner, Effa M., author, 19:221
Dan Patch, race horse, 12:421, 20:201, 21:425, 28:192, 36:65, 36:93, 36:103, 41:380–381, 42:40, 47:260, 48:52
Dan Patch Airline, 22:349
Dan Patch Railroad, 40:378
Dan Patch "Torpedo" auto, depicted, 43:110
Dansk Folkesamfund. See Danish People's Society
Danube, history, 13:153, 19:126
Danube mine, Bovey, 61:93, 61:97

workers depicted, 61:89 (cover), 61:89 (facing), 61:98
workers depicted/described, 61:185, 61:187

Danworthy Girls Camp, Walker, 61:281
Danys, Milda, work reviewed, 50:170
Danz, Frank, Jr., conductor/musician, 2:107, 9:302, 33:93, 33:95, 33:97–101, 33:104, 36:106, 42:270
Danzig, Allison, author, 35:335
Danziger, Edmund J., Jr.:

"They Would Not Be Moved," 43:175–185
work reviewed, 46:299–300, 62:117–118

DAR. See Daughters of the American Revolution
Dardenne, John, 32:102, 32:165
Dardenne, Mrs. John, actress, 32:102
Dare, L. A., 12:106
Darec, Louis, 13:86
Darfur, history, 9:200
Dargan, Marion, 17:462
Darien Township, Stevens County, name, 4:248
Dario, Lucille, depicted, 42:189
Dark Day, Sioux woman. See Ampato Sapa
Darkey Lake, Ontario, picture rock, 29:130
Darley, Kathleen M., depicted, 44:154
Darling, Edwin, author, 26:294
Darling, Frederick L., house, 38:340–341
Darling, Jay N. (Ding), cartoonist, 48:171, 49:259

author, 22:183

Darling, John H., author, 5:146

speaker, 5:157, 5:472, 9:55

Darling, Morrison County, Lutheran church, 24:90
Darling, R. A., author, 17:238
Darling, Sharon S., work reviewed, 45:343
Darling, William F., biography, 22:104
Darling, William L., 3:95, 13:115
Darnen Township, Stevens County:

boundaries, 4:243–244
name, 4:248

Darrah, J. W. (Capt.), author, 2:209, 2:290, 4:469, 5:151
Dart, Anson, pioneer, 40:312
Dart, Danielle, history program staff, 61:170
Dart, Eliza C., pioneer, 40:312
Dart, Joseph, miller, 16:226
D' Artaguette, ----, 13:85
Dartt, Edward H. S., diaries, 20:34, 20:79
Darwin:

farming, 24:115–116
history, 19:117
land speculation, 24:57, 24:114n

Darwin, Charles, naturalist, 39:113, 39:115

letter, 37:231–232

Dash, Victor A., postmaster, 34:186
Dasovich, Thomas, author, 29:99

"My Yugoslav Background," 28:250–253

Dasovich family, 28:250–253
Dassel:

agriculture, 22:446, 23:171
history, 19:117, 24:273
transportation, 12:339

Dau, W. H. T., editor, 4:459
Daubenmire, Rexford F., author, 18:332
Daubney, John, 1:407, 2:206, 3:230, 4:99, 61:34–35
Dauffenbach, Christian, potter, 33:231
Dauffenbach, Mrs. Roy, author, 36:195
Daugherty, Cora, 17:364
Daugherty, James, 18:452
Daugherty, Susie, 17:364
Daughters of American Colonists, 47:223–224

Minnesota society, 5:520, 6:84, 8:439, 8:446, 9:257, 10:95, 10:350, 12:98, 12:443, 14:350, 26:31, 26:151

Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America, 20:33, 37:224

Minnesota chapter, 7:84–86

Daughters of Norway, Synnove Lodge No. 5, 8:432
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), 1:542, 18:214, 45:66

Anthony Wayne chapter, Mankato, 1:340, 1:405, 7:260, 7:262
Arbor Day sponsor, 47:220–221
Brainerd chapter, 9:171, 9:259
Captain Richard Somers chapter, St. Peter, 7:369
Catlinite chapter, Pipestone, 5:390, 6:411
chapters, 12:321, 12:429, 14:335, 16:256, 16:336, 16:360, 16:494, 17:208, 17:488, 18:46, 18:55, 18:342, 19:47, 21:194, 22:342, 23:41, 25:41, 25:206, 25:316, 26:31, 27:249, 28:305, 30:22, 36:140, 47:217–218
Charter Oak chapter, Faribault, 9:311
Colonial chapter, Minneapolis, 10:456
Daughters of Liberty chapter, Duluth, 5:243
Duluth chapter, 4:348
educational program, 15:120
Fairmont chapter, 7:192, 10:359
genealogical program, 14:214, 14:439, 15:59, 15:343, 15:349, 16:51, 16:102, 20:33, 20:194, 21:34, 22:39, 27:156, 30:156, 30:182
General James Knapp chapter, Hopkins, 8:206
Greysolon Dulhut chapter, Duluth, 5:243
historical work, 44:220, 47:219–223, 47:226
history, 35:197, 36:186
Mankato chapter, 8:311
markers, 11:28, 11:51, 11:111, 11:330, 11:335, 13:214, 14:97, 14:350, 14:453, 15:359, 15:362, 16:485, 20:464, 21:434, 22:208, 40:245
Martin County chapter, 6:404
Mendota chapter, 4:196, 5:73
Michigan, 2:99, 2:198, 15:475
Minnesota, 3:439, 4:54, 4:58, 4:161, 4:207, 4:341, 4:343, 4:466, 5:143, 5:605, 6:407, 7:92, 7:187, 7:253, 8:193, 8:207, 9:56, 9:419, 12:429, 13:311, 16:64, 16:117, 20:33, 21:218, 24:36, 25:9, 25:78, 29:96, 34:340, 35:190
Nathan Hale chapter, St. Paul, 4:59, 5:243
New Ulm chapter, 10:459
North Dakota, 3:385, 4:195
Old Trails chapter, St. Paul, 1:237
publications, 14:110, 14:114, 14:228, 15:349, 15:483, 16:232, 18:108, 47:218
radio presentations, 15:66, 15:108, 15:127, 15:221, 15:241, 15:348, 15:456, 15:466, 16:57, 16:115, 27:180
Red River Valley chapter, 5:467
St. Anthony Falls chapter, Minneapolis, 4:94, 4:198
St. Cloud chapter, 8:264–266
St. Louis County chapters, 6:220
St. Paul chapter, 3:238, 3:458, 4:25, 4:196, 4:297, 5:390
Sibley House restorations, 15:195, 15:313, 16:487, 19:235, 20:342, 23:192, 27:231, 30:282, 32:107, 33:209, 37:60, 39:316, 55:186–201
Wadsworth Trail chapter, 10:466
war work, 47:221
Wisconsin, 4:24, 9:306

Daughters of the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, 46:282n
Daughters of the Revolution, Minnesota society, 3:439
Daunais, Oliver, 23:397
Dauphinais, Francois, depicted, 49:179
Davenport, Ambrose, trader, 4:380n, 6:345–346, 11:372, 49:271
Davenport, Birge W., 43:98
Davenport, Charles, eugenicist, 59:239
Davenport, E. L., actor, 33:175
Davenport, Edward J., author, 4:477
Davenport, F. Garvin, author, 32:255

"Newton H. Winchell," 32:214–225
work reviewed, 50:129

Davenport, Fanny, actress, 28:117
Davenport, George (Col.), trader, 9:357, 13:222, 42:103

murder of, 17:421, 17:423, 22:22n

Davenport, Henry (Col.), 27:253
Davenport, Ida, 17:341
Davenport, Iowa, 21:202

in 1849, 7:60
Catholic church, 20:338
described, 22:22
German settlement, 25:298, 27:163
history, 6:81, 13:111
museum, 20:90
river port, 17:424, 25:114, 26:381, 36:46, 38:356
schools, 16:275

Davenport, John B., work reviewed, 45:162–163
Davenport, Mrs. Ambrose, 8:255
Davenport, steamboat, 2:422n, 2:424n, 24:331, 37:296, 38:357–359, 38:362
Davenport, Thomas, 35:283
Davenport, William, trader, 4:380n, 6:347–348
David, C. W., 14:194
David, L. C., speaker, 10:100
David, Lester, author, 34:310
David, Quentin J. (Lt.), author, 3:163
Davidow, Alexander, diplomat, 40:265 (cover), 40:268, 40:270, 40:273
Davids, W. B., author, 33:226
Davidson, Andrew A., author, 13:453, 14:359, 17:487, 30:274

speaker, 21:447, 23:403

Davidson, Andrew R., banker, 43:161
Davidson, Clark B., pioneer railroad man, 5:464
Davidson, Daniel S., author, 18:323
Davidson, Donald, poet, 20:113
Davidson, Ernest H., 5:471
Davidson, Gordon C., author, 3:296–298, 5:29, 13:439, 14:81
Davidson, James H., editor, 3:477, 7:195
Davidson, John F., 27:65
Davidson, John W. (Gen.), Union officer, 40:282–286
Davidson, Katherine H., compiler, 39:210
Davidson, Levette J., author, 33:91
Davidson, Lorenzo D., author, 19:461
Davidson, Margaret G., work reviewed, 40:405
Davidson, Martha, art critic, 17:183, 24:181, 47:106
Davidson, Mary, author, 10:358
Davidson, Peyton S., steamboat captain, 26:272, 36:251, 36:254
Davidson, Sarah A., author, 21:15n, 22:82, 23:98, 33:139

editor, 26:278
review by, 22:94
"St. Paul in 1849," 22:55–59
work reviewed, 32:114

Davidson, T., flatboatman, 21:259
Davidson, William, colonist, 47:23
Davidson, William F. (Commodore), steamboat owner, 2:297, 5:520, 11:139, 16:470, 19:195, 26:272, 33:198, 34:26–27, 36:26, 36:250–258, 37:185, 37:227, 38:236, 39:129, 39:210, 39:298

papers, 13:321, 14:64, 14:66, 16:73, 23:7, 34:268, 35:340
sketches, 3:472, 4:91
speculator, 39:90

Davidson, William M., author, 34:356
Davidson family, 43:162
Davidson Opera House, St. Cloud, 61:296
David Tipton, steamboat, 37:296–297
Davie, Maurice R., work reviewed, 17:328
Davies, A. P., letters, 13:427
Davies, Ayres, author, 23:184
Davies, Blodwen, author, 15:238
Davies, Cecil, 19:61
Davies, Edward W., 3:440
Davies, Ffrangcom, singer, 39:55–56
Davies, James, 15:83
Davies, Kenneth G., author, 36:150, 43:120

"From Competition to Union," 40:166–177
speaker, 40:149, 42:80
work reviewed, 38:199

Davies, Pearl J., work reviewed, 36:189
Davies, R. E. G., curator, 50:96n
Davies, Richard O., editor, work reviewed, 58:417
Davies, W. Watkin, author, 7:88
Davies, Wallace E., work reviewed, 35:197
Davis, Alexander J., architect, 38:189
Davis, Andrew, 3:95, 47:180
Davis, Arthur K., 3:243
Davis, Ben, Communist Party member, 62:156–157
Davis, Bill, photographer, 43:279
Davis, Bill, reminiscences, 61:50–52, 61:55–56
Davis, C. Edward (Lt.), 25:255
Davis, Charles, railroad builder, 21:439
Davis, Charles F. (Rev.), speaker, 5:244
Davis, Charles G., 50:15–16
Davis, Charles H., Union officer, 25:130
Davis, Charles R., politician, 1:282n, 35:306, 40:321, 40:350

sketch, 4:185
speaker, 1:340

Davis, Clyde B., author, 22:204
Davis, Cushman K., 1:204, 4:468, 5:90, 5:106, 5:209, 5:278, 7:362, 8:79, 9:414, 12:196–197, 44:223, 48:324n, 49:297

author, 1:375, 1:537, 3:97, 4:170, 30:372
biography, 11:328
depicted, 41:301 (cover), 41:302–303, 41:305, 41:308–309, 41:311, 41:313, 41:315, 43:202, 45:227
foreign policy, 41:2, 41:11, 41:309–311
lawyer, 12:175, 38:79
papers, 11:318, 14:102, 15:223, 17:160n, 17:337, 20:81, 20:445, 21:35, 21:414, 34:339
politician, 4:304, 4:373, 27:250, 28:72, 35:57, 35:76, 36:55–56, 37:147, 37:207–208, 37:211, 41:301–316, 43:210, 43:311, 45:49, 45:52, 45:57, 45:225, 45:245, 49:115, 60:22
quoted, 41:9–10, 41:185, 61:294
sketches, 2:584, 3:378, 5:317, 6:408
Spanish-American War objectives, 61:293
in Venezuelan dispute, 43:202–204, 43:207

Davis, Darrell H., author, 16:357, 18:218, 21:449
Davis, David, judge, 41:120
Davis, E. H., archeologist, 9:97
Davis, E. Page:

author, 42:223
emigrant agent, 13:28–30

Davis, Edward W., 34:271, 36:35

author, 13:115, 32:256, 33:355, 40:364
exploring activities, 37:188, 38:24–34
"Pioneering with Taconite," 34:269–283
review by, 32:244–246
"Seegwin," 37:235–254
"Taconite," 33:282
taconite developer, 44:179, 47:205
work reviewed, 39:163

Davis, Edwin H., 29:162
Davis, Ellabelle, singer, 39:63
Davis, Elmer, work reviewed, 32:254
Davis, Elrick B., author, 24:74
Davis, F. A. W., lawsuit, 35:4–10
Davis, F. W., Dr., speaker, 26:91
Davis, Frank F., county attorney, 18:124
Davis, Garrett, senator, 25:27, 25:37
Davis, George W. (Lt. Col.), 47:233, 47:237–239
Davis, H. H., author, 2:289
Davis, Hallie, 16:213
Davis, Harry, civil rights activist, 59:171, 60:155

school administrator, 61:73

Davis, Harry G., Minnesota Highway Improvement Association official, 59:213–218
Davis, Henry L. (Sgt.), 26:279, 27:48
Davis, J. H., surveyor, 27:263
Davis, James:

merchant, 41:192
printer, 15:7

Davis, James S., farmer, 23:316
Davis, James W., photographer, 47:124
Davis, Jane S.:

"Two Sioux War Orders," 41:117–125
work reviewed, 41:240

Davis, Jefferson C., 12:10

author, 29:64
career, 5:518
Confederate president, 25:150, 25:239, 25:243
marriage, 30:97, 30:189
military career, 22:98, 29:335, 35:178, 59:145
secretary of war, 27:315, 36:17n, 62:5

Davis, Jessie C., author, 41:344
Davis, John W., author, 9:229, 12:208, 15:221, 19:213

Union soldier, 25:226, 25:241

Davis, Joseph, petitioner, 49:186
Davis, Kenneth S., author, 31:134, 31:145, 36:77

work reviewed, 37:81

Davis, Lee, professional baseball player, 59:170
Davis, LeRoy G., author, 6:410, 11:63, 11:71, 11:185–186, 19:105, 19:337, 19:444–445, 20:74, 20:353, 20:360, 21:210, 22:109, 23:195, 28:335, 31:13, 36:327

"A Diphtheria Epidemic," 15:434–438
"Frontier Home Remedies," 19:369–376
"Some Frontier Institutions," 20:19–28
"Some Frontier Words and Phrases," 19:241–246
speaker, 20:49
The Study of Pioneer Life, 10:430–435

Davis, Lionel B., "Dvorak," 41:128–136
Davis, Mark H.:

award recipient, 60:338
"The Case of William Kerr and Robert Poole," 60:48–60

Davis, Mary, 14:307
Davis, Mary D., editor, work reviewed, 5:450
Davis, Michel, petitioner, 49:186
Davis, Miles, musician, 59:107
Davis, Mrs. Edward W., 34:280
Davis, Muryl, pilot, 48:118
Davis, Natalie Z., 44:310
Davis, Norah D., work reviewed, 48:316
Davis, O'Brien and Wilson, St. Paul, law firm, 48:325
Davis, Otto W., 41:232
Davis, Paul C., 3:95
Davis, Ralph R., legislator, 37:169–170
Davis, Richard S., author, 36:194
Davis, Robert D., author, 22:213, 36:70
Davis, Robert R., prison official, 37:146
Davis, Roger, sculptor, 55:372–373
Davis, Rose M., author, 35:380
Davis, Ruth E., author, 24:259
Davis, Ruth L., 6:395
Davis, Sarah K. Taylor, 25:15n, 29:335, 30:97
Davis, Stewart L., ringmaster, 48:321n
Davis, Stuart, artist, 44:244, 44:247n
Davis, Susan B., author, 13:208, 15:474, 16:113, 20:339
Davis, T. B., attorney, 50:76
Davis, Timothy, 11:393
Davis, Tom, politician, 34:232, 43:57

attorney, 42:210–211

Davis, W. N., Jr., author, 50:79–80
Davis, William, Dr., author, 16:353
Davis, William, Jr., petitioner, 49:186
Davis, William, Sr., petitioner, 49:186
Davis, William C., work reviewed, 48:39–40, 48:180, 49:164
Davis, William M., pioneer farmer, 35:245
Davis, William S., author, 3:23, 3:438, 4:279, 5:382

reviews by, 4:44–47

Davis County, name, 4:242
Davis family, 10:430
Davis Lake, Aitkin County, 33:10
Davison, C. B., author, 11:463
Davison, J. K., Philadelphia, manufacturer, 47:234
Davison, Philip G., editor, 26:162
Davison, Sol, work reviewed, 17:322–324
Davison and Connelly, St. Paul, plow factory, 24:297
Davol, Ralph, author, 1:74
Davy, Peter B. (Capt.), expedition, 12:200, 13:436, 23:84, 31:253, 38:62
Dawes, Charles, 22:423

reparations plan, 18:425

Dawes, Edwin, artist, 55:379
Dawes Act (1887) / Dawes Severalty Act (1887), 23:163, 35:289
Dawes commission, in Indian Territory, 10:354
Dawison, Bogumil, actor, 32:104
Dawley, ----, steamboat clerk, 15:417
Dawley, Allen W., farmer, 18:285–286, 18:293

diaries, 6:398, 7:216

Dawley, Charlotte, author, 28:285
Dawley, Edna M., 6:398
Dawley, Richard L. (Lt.), 59:141–142, 59:148–149
Dawson:

flood, 11:69
history, 21:222
Lutheran church, 11:114
newspaper, 21:342

Dawson, ----, Vermilion Lake Indian School farmer, 58:233
Dawson, Edgar, author, 9:401
Dawson, G. M., 1:200
Dawson, Kenneth, speaker, 40:149
Dawson, Marcella, 27:49
Dawson, Mrs. William, 6:295
Dawson, Robert M., work reviewed, 31:117
Dawson, Simon J., explorer, 21:433, 28:178, 32:242, 36:191

See also Dawson Trail

Dawson, William, mayor, 18:363, 39:329, 39:332
Dawson, Yukon Territory, in gold rush, 29:313–314
Dawson Trail, Manitoba-Ontario, 21:328, 23:404, 24:285, 33:187, 40:145

history, 24:328, 32:242, 40:359
route, 5:467, 18:247, 21:245, 21:433, 26:290, 28:178, 34:213

Day, A. Grove, author, 33:90
Day, A. Whittier, reminiscences, 61:50
Day, Alfred, 12:206, 21:159n
Day, Burt W., journalist, 21:452
Day, Charles, speaker, 17:121
Day, Charles M. (Lt.), author, 3:324
Day, Constance, 41:200
Day, David, Dr., pioneer physician, 1:120, 1:239, 37:182

relief commissioner, 36:56
scrapbook, 35:340

Day, Ditus, letter, 20:80
Day, Doris C., author, 4:91
Day, Edith M., singer, 44:135
Day, Emily (Mrs. A. Whittier), reminiscences, 61:50
Day, Emma B., 6:311
Day, Frank A., 5:548, 10:208, 17:160n, 20:82

author, 5:618
editor, 41:200, 48:284n
legislator, 35:307, 35:310, 36:121–122
sketch, 8:149n

Day, Frank M., architect, 50:119n
Day, Fred, 7:256
Day, G. R., Dr., 9:262, 9:268
Day, Genevieve C., author, 15:237, 21:430, 39:83
Day, George, pioneer, 2:438
Day, George E. H., special agent, 50:195, 50:197–198, 50:203
Day, George P., author, 5:513
Day, Henry E., author, 19:365
Day, J. C., papers, 15:466
Day, John H., Dr., pioneer physician, 1:239
Day, June S., library assistant, 23:367

catalog typist, 21:45, 23:44

Day, L. E., speaker, 9:262
Day, Len, lumberman, 26:381
Day, Leonard, flour miller, 6:142
Day, Leonard (Lannie) R., murdered, 26:288, 47:76
Day, Levi E., author, 12:206
Day, Matthew, printer, 15:4
Day, Moses (Daybwaywaindung), Chippewa leader, 1:84
Day, Mrs. David, 4:93, 10:103
Day, Mrs. Ditus, letter, 20:80
Day, Mrs. F. T., 25:210
Day, Mrs. Fred, speaker, 20:99
Day, Oscar F. G., lyricist, 44:133, 44:135–136, 44:139–140

editor, 44:128

Day, Pauline, work reviewed, 30:385
Day, Robert, 12:206
Day, Stephen, printer, 15:4
Day, Vince A., judge, 48:294

governor's secretary, 48:287–288
papers, 27:155
speaker, 21:335, 25:80
war activities, 40:366n

Day, William (Capt.), 5:41
Day, William A., author, 19:366
Day (Leonard) and Company, mill builders, 58:328
Day and Jenks drug store, St. Paul, 55:354–356
Daybwaywaindung (Moses Day), Chippewa leader, 1:84
Day County, South Dakota, Indian scout camps, 40:313
Day family, in Minnesota, 22:89
Daylight, Todd County, history, 15:371
Day Lumber Company, Minneapolis, 25:385
Daynard, Shirley, 29:283
Dayspring, mission magazine, 14:330
Dayton:

archives, 20:209
Catholic church, 16:484
court, 17:467
excavations, 40:339
GAR post, 16:431
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 10:86
sketch, 4:193

Dayton, Donald C., 47:249n
Dayton, Edson C., author, 19:108
Dayton, Ella W. C. (Mrs. George D.), house, 50:121–122
Dayton, Emma W., 41:235
Dayton, G. Nelson, 16:20n, 25:154, 50:98
Dayton, George D., 4:303, 16:20n, 25:154n

autobiography, 16:121
businessman, 50:106
career, 29:88
house, 50:121–122

Dayton, Iowa, Swedish settlement, 23:184
Dayton, Lyman, railroad director, 35:359

sketch, 4:301

Dayton, Mrs. D. Draper, 7:361–362
Dayton, Mrs. Donald C., 47:249n
Dayton, Sonny, 23:309
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church, St. Paul, 5:526, 9:164
Dayton Company, Minneapolis, 49:60, 50:254–255

air freight, 50:92
anniversary, 4:303
archives, 50:98n
art exhibit, 29:369, 30:282, 47:109
foundation, 47:258
history, 39:131
radio station, 41:328, 41:330
sales, 47:131

Dayton family:

genealogy, 13:197
history, 39:131
portrait subjects, 47:12

Dayton Hollow, townsite, 18:117
Daytonian, The, 53:97
Dayton's Bluff, St. Paul, history, 5:620
Dayton's Dry Goods, Minneapolis, department store, 59:56–57

women's softball sponsor, 58:212–213

Deaconess Hospital, Minneapolis, 19:459, 29:296
Dead Buffalo Lake, North Dakota, Indian skirmish, 48:34
Dead Man (pseud.), letters, 22:15–34
Dead River, Marquette County, Michigan, 23:237
Deadwood, South Dakota:

frontier medicine, 11:108
history, 11:212, 14:113, 37:222
newspapers, 15:201

Deadwood Central Railroad, history, 39:298
Deafness. See Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
Deahl, Thomas F.:

author, 37:264
newspaper curator, 37:43
reviews by, 37:180, 38:89, 39:168

Dean, Edwin B., Dr., author/speaker, 5:574, 13:121, 15:252
Dean, Eliab B., 21:429
Dean, Flavia, pioneer teacher, 22:344
Dean, George, architect, 40:107
Dean, George W., in Civil War, 22:422
Dean, John, 19:238
Dean, M. C., 8:89
Dean, Mrs. Edwin B., speaker, 13:121
Dean, Mrs. Eliab B. See Conover, Sarah F. D. (Sarah Fairchild)
Dean, Mrs. Eliab B., Jr.., 8:202, 9:67
Dean, Mrs. William J., speaker, 3:340, 10:219
Dean, Patricia (Patty), 54:287, 56:153, 56:245

author, 57:325
"Curator's Choice," 57:272 (facing)
"Embellished Functional Objects," 59:1 (facing)
Gebhard award, 58:63
"A Glittering Discovery," 55:104–105
"Hubert H. Humphrey and James Brown," 59:136 (facing)
MHS curator, 56:458
"Minneapolis Homes and the Arts and Crafts Movement," 57:244–262
"PunkFunkRockPop," 58:29–39
review by, 57:54
Theodore C. Blegen award, 58:191

Dean, Rebecca P., career, 38:242
Dean, Tom, auto builder, 43:102
Dean, William B., legislator, 43:243, 43:248–250, 43:252, 43:254

papers, 23:40, 23:371
pioneer merchant, 22:422

Deane, Charles, quoted, 49:127
Deans, professional football team, 59:164
Dear, Hubert, 22:218, 22:341
Dearborn, Betty F., biography, 12:446
Dearborn, Frances R., author, 9:411
Dearborn, Greenleaf (Col.), 11:125
Dearborn, Henry (Gen.), 40:180n
Dearstyne, Ruth, 22:52
Deas, Charles, artist, 32:61, 33:264, 35:182
Death penalty. See Capital punishment
Debel, Neils H., speaker, 11:291
De Boer, Maude, 27:147
De Bonne, Louis (Capt.), 18:325
De Brebeuf, Jean, 48:128
Debs, Beltrami County, townsite, 49:66n
Debs, Eugene V., 5:521, 45:72, 45:169

Minnesota visits, 52:210, 52:217
presidential candidate, 45:74, 49:66
quoted, 41:302, 48:257, 49:68
socialist leader, 27:334, 36:120–122, 50:38, 50:214, 52:209, 52:211, 52:214

De Cailly, Louis (Rev.), author, 15:213
De Camp, Joseph, mill operator, 34:236, 38:107n
De Camp, Mrs. Joseph, 34:236, 38:107n
De Camp, Ralph E., artist, 35:295
De Canop, ----, boatbuilder, 21:262
Decatur, Stephen, naval officer, 40:348n
de Certeau, Michel, 58:244
Decker, Edward W., banker, 19:113, 47:79, 50:6n, 50:8n, 50:16

author, 18:462

Decker, Leslie E., work reviewed, 39:257
Decker, Maud K., author, 18:327
Decker, Wilbur F., author, 19:184n, 19:207

"Action on the Upper Mississippi," 19:182–189

Deckert, Charles, pioneer, 17:491
Deckman, Mrs. J. H., editor, 24:383
Declaration of Independence, history, 34:199
Decora (Decorah), William, Winnebago Indian. See Big Canoe
Decorah, Iowa:

English colony, 13:110
museums, 12:328, 18:452
Norwegian community, 49:208
post office, 40:87

Decorah-Posten (Decorah, Iowa):

comic strip publisher, 49:208
Norwegian paper, 11:207

Decoration Day. See Memorial Day
Decoria Township, Blue Earth County, settlement, 9:196
Decorri, Benton County:

post office, 26:93, 40:89
settlement, 16:315

De Coster, Georgia R., 37:263

work reviewed, 48:316

De Coteau, William, 40:313
Decouteaux, Marguerite, mixed-blood, 11:431
Dedaatabiik, Ojibwe (grandmother of Bert Good), 61:197
Dedon, William S., legislator, 43:248
Dee, Sylvia, lyricist, 44:141
Deen, Lucile, speaker, 29:164, 30:333
Deen, Tilla R. D., author, 30:396
Deener, David R., author, 39:128
Deephaven:

history, 47:210
schools, 22:345

Deephaven Beavers, professional football team, 59:167
Deep Lake, Ramsey County, 40:230
Deer:

depicted, 18:451, 40:209
in fur trade, 23:330, 38:190, 40:158, 40:180, 40:212–213
hunts, 14:422–423, 16:189, 32:220, 37:347
Minnesota, 30:125, 30:128, 35:48
protected, 28:290

Deer Creek:

cemetery, 24:91
history, 11:222
hunting, 16:262
Ojibway settlement, 43:181
settlement, 5:473

Deere, John, plow manufacturer, 23:323, 31:55

biography, 24:75

Deere, Lydia S., author, 18:224, 18:313, 18:530
Deere and Company, Minneapolis. See John Deere and Company
Deerfield, Wisconsin, Norwegian settlement, 5:330
Deering, ----, actress, 23:306
Deering, Charles C., author, 23:285
Deering, Charles W., steamboat captain, 29:292
Deering, Samuel, dairyman, 27:120
Deering's Point, located, 9:394
Deer Lodge, steamboat, 32:244
Deer Park Township, Red Lake County, history, 38:204
Deer River:

archaeology, 26:322
history, 15:348, 27:172, 30:272, 48:127
prisoner-of-war camp depicted, 44:293–294, 44:296–297
railroad, 23:33, 29:138, 41:353, 41:355
Sioux War, 3:289
union, 42:163

Deerwood:

iron mines, 3:29, 9:267
pioneers, 5:159, 7:76

Dees, Janis W., "Anna Schoen-Rene," 48:332–338
Deetz, James J. F., author/editor, 41:51, 48:179
Defenbach, Byron, author, 14:204
Defenbacher, D. D., speaker, 21:216, 30:66
De Ford, Miriam A., author, 10:222, 25:176
De Forrest, Robert, 44:235
Defour, ----, guide, 23:247
De Gannes, ----, memoir, 16:450
De Gardeur, Louis (Ens.), 18:325
Degner, Amanda, artist, 5:333 (facing)
De Gogorza, Emilio, singer, 39:59
De Gonnor, Nicolas (Fr.), Jesuit missionary, 5:150, 6:362, 6:364, 8:236, 8:241, 13:339
De Graaf, Derk, 28:129
De Graff:

Catholic colony, 9:178
Irish settlement, 31:23
railroad, 13:41

De Graff, Andrew, railroad builder, 8:410
De Graff, Charles, livestock raiser, 26:117, 26:121
De Graff, Diantha O., 1:435, 1:437
De Graw, John, lumberman, 21:324
De Graw, S. R., 6:206, 6:208
De Graw and Son, 6:206
Degree of Honor, St. Paul, 12:321, 39:53n
De Haas, Carl, author, 25:301
De Haven's Mammoth Circus, 2:104, 2:364
De Havilland, Olivia, actress, 44:108, 44:111
Dehn, Adolf, artist, 17:229, 26:165, 31:55, 44:241, 44:244–246, 44:249n, 49:157, 49:308, 50:321–326, 62:120 (facing)

career, 45:166–186, 46:303
catalogue raisonne, 50:321, 50:325–326
depicted, 44:243, 45:168, 45:171, 45:178, 45:186, 50:321
house depicted, 45:168
works depicted, 45:165 (cover), 45:166, 45:170, 45:173, 45:175–176, 45:178–181, 45:183–184, 50:297 (cover), 50:321–326

Dehn, Arthur, 45:167, 45:170, 45:172
Dehn, Emilie Haase (Mrs. Arthur), 45:167, 45:170, 45:172, 45:173n
Dehn, Mura Ziperovitch (Mrs. Adolf), 45:174n, 45:182–184
Dehn, Olivia. See Mitchell, Olivia Dehn
Dehn, Virginia Engleman (Mrs. Adolf), 45:184, 50:325
Dehn Print Club, 50:324
Deinard, Amos S., speaker, 9:315, 13:323, 43:216n
Deinard, David M., 43:215
Deinard, Mrs. Amos, 26:372
Deinard, Samuel N., 43:215, 43:221

career, 43:213–221
funeral depicted, 43:220

Dejarlais, Louis. See Dejarlat, Louis
Dejarlat, David, baptismal record, 8:34
Dejarlat, Emilie, baptismal record, 8:36
Dejarlat, Josette, baptismal record, 8:34
Dejarlat, Mrs. Francoise D., 8:33–34, 8:36
Dejarlat, Peter, baptismal record, 8:34
Dejarlat, Rosyle, baptismal record, 8:34
Dejarlat (Dejarlais, Dejerlis), Louis, 8:33–34, 8:36–37, 8:47
Dejerlis, Louis. See Dejarlat, Louis
De Jonge, Jacob B. (Rev.), 28:123
De Kay, ----, baseball player, 19:164
Dekko, Dottie, work reviewed, 46:167–168
de Kruif, Paul, author, 10:215

work reviewed, 10:443, 61:38–39

de la Barre, William. See Barre, William de la
Delacroix, Ferdinand V. E., artist, 30:268
Delafield, Joseph (Maj.), boundary commissioner, 25:182, 26:32, 29:131–132, 38:191, 40:359

diary reviewed, 24:341–343

Delafield, Wisconsin, Episcopal church, 38:167, 50:261
De Laittre, C. P., steamboat captain, 33:12
De Laittre, Calvin, author, 37:41
De Laittre, Howard M., lumberman, 37:41
De Laittre, John, Jr., 23:273
De Laittre, John, lumberman, 23:273, 33:333, 33:337, 37:41

speaker, 37:135

De Laittre, Joseph A., lumberman, 37:41
Delamare, Madame ----, 47:45n
De Lambert, R. W., timber agent, 31:160
De Lancey, John, 50:264
De Lancey, William H., clergyman, 50:260–264
Delancy, Joe (Roach), professional golfer, 58:384
De Land, Charles E., author, 2:51, 3:30, 5:135

translator, 24:152

Delaney, A., steamboat agent, 31:85
Delaney, Edward, mayor, 58:388
Delaney, J. Lyman, grain merchant, 24:103
Delaney, Sheila, work reviewed, 62:79
Delanglez, Jean (Fr.), author, 22:63, 22:92, 22:327, 25:296, 26:74, 26:164, 26:268, 27:62, 27:350, 28:362

editor, 24:365, 25:87
translator, 20:439
work reviewed, 21:396, 23:57, 30:56

Delano:

mission, 49:242
name, 37:141n
Presbyterian church, 27:344

Delano, Columbus, secretary of the interior, 35:172, 43:185
De Lano, Evelyn S. See Burbank, Evelyn D.
Delano, Francis (Frank) R. (Col.), prison warden, 35:360, 35:362, 35:364, 37:139–141, 37:143, 44:19

builder, 37:138
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:276

Delano, Lewis H., 2:468
Delano and Aldrich, New York, architects, 47:44
Delano Eagle, history, 29:90
De la Tourette, Claude Greysolon, sieur, 46:231–232
De Laurier, Joseph, voyageur, 18:241
De Laurier, O. B., author, 11:224, 15:371, 16:131, 16:372, 16:498, 18:474, 23:111, 23:296, 24:94

speaker, 18:343

De Laurier, Otis B., 5:574, 8:197
DeLaurier, Otis B., historian, 61:314, 61:316–321, 61:324n
De Laval, Carl G. P., dairyman, 12:99
De Laval separator, 27:118, 27:121
Delavan:

first teacher, 25:211
history, 30:285
Norwegian settlement, 12:270

Delavan, Wisconsin, circus town, 23:66, 23:185
Delaware:

atlas, 40:22
military service records, 26:278
Swedish settlements, 5:363, 24:156, 26:57, 28:280

Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Historical Society, 12:441
Delaware Indians:

history, 34:160
Illinois, 36:191
sites, 40:209

Delaware River, Swedish settlements, 2:476
Delaware Township, Grant County, county fairs, 15:487
De Lestry, Edmond L., author, 2:436, 4:180, 6:404, 7:89, 11:196, 11:207, 11:324, 11:339, 12:344, 12:435

editor, 1:342, 26:303

De Lestry's Western Magazine, history, 26:303
Del Fiacco, Don, author, 36:240
Delgado, David J., compiler, 40:96
Delisle, Claude, cartographer, 25:87
Delisle, Guillaume, cartographer, 22:274, 25:87, 49:164 (facing)

maps, 9:145, 10:338

Delisle, William, cartographer, 27:66
Dell, Floyd, editor, 44:243, 44:245, 44:247n
Dellenbaugh, Frederick S., author, 2:200
Delles, Caroline H., 22:440
Dellwood:

boating, 47:129
summer colony, 17:490

Delmont, James J., author, 18:327
Delmore, J. L., Dr., career, 34:173
Delo, David M., author, 25:196
De Long, A. H. (Al):

in Sioux (Dakota) War, 11:334, 12:335
sketch, 6:387
speaker, 10:301

De Long, Julia (Mrs. Scott H.), author, 17:234, 22:104, 23:99
De Long, Scott H., 9:258
Deloria, Ella C., 40:409
Deloria, Philip, scholar, 62:67
Deloria, Vine, Jr., work reviewed, 49:119–120, 50:132
De Lorme, ----, trader, 21:120n, 44:208
De Lorme, Pierre, depicted, 49:179
Del Otero Hotel, Spring Park, 20:352, 29:293
Del Plaine, Frances K., author, 5:78
Delsing, Franz, Mr. and Mrs., pioneers, 30:135
Delta Lawn Tennis Club, St. Paul, 40:32
Delta Queen, boat, 48:311
Delta Sigma, University of Minnesota, literary society, 16:182
Delton, Jennifer A., author:

"Labor, Politics, and African American Identity in Minneapolis, 1930-1950," 57:418–434
work reviewed, 59:40–41

Delton Township, Cottonwood County, pioneer life, 17:126
DeLury, Daniel L., attorney/politician, 61:273
De Lussigny, Louis T., 46:232
Del Vaille, Henry C., artist, 46:329
De Mallie, Raymond J., editor, 49:77

review by, 50:163–164
work reviewed, 47:210, 47:330, 48:132

Demaree, Albert L., author, 23:86
Demaret, Jimmy, professional golfer, 58:386, 58:389–390
Demerest, David B. (Lt.), 25:344
Demerit, Eva, 7:362
De Meules, Donald H., "Ignatius Donnelly," 37:229–234
De Meurons, professional soldiers, at Red River settlement, 5:407, 5:408n, 24:77, 31:108
Deming, John, horticulturist, 31:174
Deming, U. S., letter, 11:467
Deming, Wilbur S., author, 23:97
Demmon, Anna, 58:288
Demmon, J. S., 14:261
Democracy:

soldiers' experiences in WWII, 61:209

Democracy, in historical writing, 48:11–12
Democraten, sketch, 3:510
Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) Association, 34:190–191, 38:301
Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) Party

See also Farmer-Labor party
AFL-CIO and, 49:158–159
campaigns, 41:295–296, 47:159
civil rights activism, 61:223
factions, 34:187–194, 39:210
history, 34:232, 34:348, 35:53–63, 35:304, 38:41, 38:309, 40:91, 40:362, 47:157, 48:294, 49:156, 49:158–159, 49:210, 59:251, 61:107–108, 61:177
prolife activism, 48:136
union activists, 60:37

Democratic National Committee, 60:99n
Democratic Party, 41:282n, 46:67, 48:252–253, 48:283

See also Farmer-Labor party; Minnesota constitution; Politics
1848, 30:189
1860, 1:165n, 22:242, 37:45–51
1872, 1:121–123
1876, 45:223, 45:231
1890, 36:113
1892, 35:76, 39:96
1894, 36:124, 39:101
1896, 39:102, 39:107
1898, 39:108
1902, 35:350
1910, 22:86, 40:317–329
1916, 34:231
in capital controversy, 43:250–253
characterized, 43:171
Chicago, 1864, 9:279
Civil War and, 20:273, 20:277, 20:279, 41:49, 47:234
donkey symbol, 25:395
Duluth, 6:84, 47:192, 47:194, 47:197, 47:198n, 47:199
elections, 41:301, 41:304, 43:56, 43:75, 43:78, 47:199
Farmers' Alliance and, 5:539–540, 5:542
Fergus Falls, 5:102–103
history, 46:337, 49:158–159
immigrants in, 28:21, 28:23, 28:25, 28:27, 28:29, 28:34, 31:31, 31:243, 32:15
Iowa, 34:41
Kandiyohi County, 4:338
in legislature, 33:155–163, 36:168–172, 37:333
mergers, 43:85, 46:337
in MHS collections, 45:71–74
Minneapolis, 45:4, 45:6
Minnesota, 23:314, 28:74, 31:42, 34:47, 36:259, 36:271, 37:84, 37:343
Minnesota constitution, influence, 2:28, 2:41, 2:43
Missouri, 9:107
national conventions, 20:281, 36:303, 58:414, 59:252, 60:146–147, 61:364
New Deal, 47:155
New Hampshire, 5:64
newspapers, 14:247, 17:386, 17:427, 20:279, 27:4, 27:6, 27:8–11, 27:13–15, 27:19, 33:329, 35:363, 36:308, 37:330, 39:327–334, 49:294–297
North Dakota, 48:256
Northwest, 1:72, 5:591
patronage, 33:314, 40:26
Pennsylvania, 17:106, 28:319
pioneer Minnesota, 2:24, 4:27, 5:73, 5:120–121, 5:287, 5:289, 5:289n, 5:607
platforms and policies, 2:129, 2:135, 2:162, 5:335, 5:341, 5:548–549, 5:552–555, 6:355, 16:441, 17:416, 22:240–241, 22:243–247, 22:386, 23:381, 24:309–310, 24:312, 26:188, 26:191–198, 26:200, 26:202, 26:205, 26:209, 27:132–134, 28:26, 30:105, 32:15–33, 35:94, 35:291, 37:181, 39:29, 39:82, 39:260, 41:3, 41:309, 43:297, 43:300–301, 47:158, 49:87n, 59:252
Populists and, 5:544–546, 5:547n, 5:551, 5:554–559, 9:229, 10:34
presidential campaign depicted, 41:126–127
Southern Alliance and, 9:226–227, 9:229, 9:236, 9:238, 9:241, 9:243
state conventions, 14:161–162, 14:245, 14:261, 19:441, 27:338, 36:307, 37:54, 39:49, 39:104
Stearns County, 5:101, 5:107
Taylor supported by, 1:325
Tennessee, 39:143
territorial period, 13:433, 14:132–133, 14:156–159, 14:244, 14:246, 14:259, 30:197, 35:107, 38:121, 39:38–48, 39:148, 39:150
third-party groups and, 15:337, 32:130–134, 32:140–142, 34:187–189, 34:221, 35:56–63, 35:98, 35:297–312, 36:117, 43:44, 43:53, 48:249, 49:158–159
Wisconsin, 34:166

Demoine, steamboat, 13:238
DeMonts, Pierre Du Gua, 40:188
DeMores, Marquis, 43:277–278
Demorest, Rose, author, 26:175
Dempsey, Jack, professional boxer, 59:74, 59:78, 59:80–86
Dempsey, James (Sgt.), 48:246n
Dempsey, Mrs. Earl M., 44:91
Dempster, C. L., speaker, 17:123
Dempster, James H., Dr., author, 30:268
DeMuth, Mrs. W. F., 12:339
Dendy, John, professional golfer, 58:384
Denegre, Mrs. James D., 8:297, 8:301–302
Denfeld, Fred, 29:49
Denfeld School, Duluth, 48:273
Dengler, Paul, author, 12:418
Denham, Methodist church, 14:452
Denial, Catherine, historian, "Property, Kinship, and the Meaning of Marriage in Dakota County," 62:48–59
Denig, Edwin T., trader, 32:124, 37:262, 38:385

author, 14:223
at Fort Union, 7:148, 7:149n
work reviewed, 37:336

Denin, Susan, actress, 33:174
Dening, Greg, anthropologist, 60:332
Denis, Keith, speaker, 23:397
Denison, Merrill, author, 14:115, 35:97

work reviewed, 43:80

Denkmann, F. C. A., lumberman, 27:190, 27:194–195, 32:188
Denkmann family, philanthropies, 30:90, 30:329
Denler, Arnold, speaker, 18:223
Denley, Mrs. William, missionary, 20:90
Denley, William, missionary, 20:90
Denlinger, Christian (Cpl.), 59:144
Denmark, 20:250

cooperative movement, 27:119

Denmark, Iowa:

abolition sentiment, 47:305
Congregational church, 47:303, 47:305
Denmark Academy, 47:303

Denmark, steamer, 16:173
Denmark Township, Washington County:

history, 16:125
road, 40:235

Denna, Lewis, Cutlerite, 13:387, 13:390
Dennett, Tyler, author, 48:101
Denney, Reuel, work reviewed, 37:84
Dennis, C. E., Vermilion Lake Indian School superintendent, 58:235
Dennis, Eugene, Communist Party member, 62:156–157
Dennis, James M., work reviewed, 40:408
Dennis, John, in Riel rebellion, 1:193
Dennis, John S. (Col.), 35:283
Dennis, Samuel K., judge/speaker, 25:197
Dennison:

history, 34:127
Methodist church, 14:354
mounds, 16:307, 16:310

Dennison, Eleanor E., author, 24:373
Denniston, Helene, house, 38:350
Denny, Henry R., legislator, 45:231, 45:240
Denny, St. Clair (Lt.), at Fort Snelling, 18:401, 25:386
Denonville, Marquis de, 19:280–281, 40:208
De Noyon, Jacques, explorer/voyageur, 2:571, 10:177, 13:439, 16:230, 22:178, 23:280, 31:183
Densford, Katharine J., career, 37:301
Densmore, Benjamin, 6:372

builder, 14:100, 15:47–49
in Civil War, 15:112, 21:87
house, 15:350
journal, 2:575
Journal of an Expedition on the Frontier, 3:167–209
papers, 15:60, 15:464, 16:52, 16:469, 17:53, 19:343, 21:192
pioneer, 12:86
portrait, 3:167
sketch, 3:167n

Densmore, Daniel, officer, 3:167, 3:168n, 43:190
Densmore, Frances, 2:575, 3:100, 3:167n, 4:280, 4:451, 6:295, 7:365, 9:75, 12:27, 12:102, 12:205, 12:223n, 13:107, 14:123, 15:347, 15:465, 20:309

author, 2:583, 3:376, 4:181, 8:200, 8:303, 12:199, 12:326, 15:59, 16:468, 16:476, 20:322, 20:344, 24:71, 26:275, 26:307, 28:176, 32:123, 33:90–91, 33:312, 34:129, 34:213, 35:244, 44:120, 46:295
bibliography, 27:253
editor, 34:161
ethnologist, 24:54, 27:161, 32:58, 34:176, 34:312, 43:155, 47:31, 50:216
"The Garrard Family," 14:31–43
"A Minnesota Missionary Journey," 20:310–313
photographer, 47:17
reviews by, 15:453
speaker, 9:184, 15:242, 17:346, 21:285, 39:53
work reviewed, 10:328, 10:440

Densmore, John, 1:268
Densmore, Mabel, 20:173, 27:171, 35:50
Densmore, Margaret, speaker, 10:100, 12:102
Densmore, Mrs. Orrin, 3:167n
Densmore, Orrin, 3:167n, 12:86
Densmore Brothers (Bros.), Red Wing, foundry, 33:234, 34:127
Dent, Lewis D., lawyer, 48:324–325, 48:329
Dentan, Mrs. Samuel, missionary, 21:160
Dentan, Samuel (Rev.), missionary, 2:498n, 6:264, 7:268n, 7:280, 9:67, 9:299, 17:224, 18:225, 21:27n, 21:160, 21:167, 22:30n
Dentistry:

college, 17:100
on frontier, 7:102, 19:371, 21:437, 22:354, 37:348
medicine and, 19:66
Owre's contribution, 19:71–73

Denton, Daniel, account of New York, 16:411–413
Denver, James W., Indian commissioner, 48:32
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company, records, 25:310
De Palma, Ralph, race car driver, 48:151, 60:307
Department stores

See also specific businesses
depicted, 48:196
New York, 46:275
sales clerks, 58:305–307
Twin Cities, 41:334, 47:216, 48:190–191, 49:60–61, 49:63, 49:257
women's roles, 50:254–255

De Pauw University, 3:469
Depew, C., 43:111n38
Depew, Chauncey M., politician, 12:192, 35:73–75
Depew, Mary Eleanor, 23:221
De Peyster, Arent S. (Maj.), 44:201, 44:203, 44:205–206

at Mackinac, 5:19, 40:21

De Peyster, J. Watts, editor, 40:21
De Peyster, sailing ship, 44:203–205
De Ponti Aviation, Minneapolis, 61:235
Depressions, 14:238

See also Economic conditions; New Deal
1837, 14:199
1850s, 41:249–250, 41:266, 44:182
1857, 12:387, 13:127, 13:138, 13:149, 13:174, 14:155, 14:390, 15:114, 15:135, 15:346, 16:25, 16:316, 17:416–417, 18:65, 18:291, 21:153, 21:235, 22:8, 22:232, 22:236, 22:239, 23:313, 27:5, 28:220, 28:322, 29:227–229, 30:302, 34:100n, 35:215, 36:173–174, 39:68–70, 40:75, 43:154, 43:257, 46:51, 49:131n, 49:280, 50:139, 50:142, 58:262
1870s, 44:181–182
1873, 12:248, 12:262, 12:278, 18:79, 21:384, 22:261, 47:21, 47:32, 48:122, 49:282
1883-85, 34:109
1890s, 43:75, 43:162, 43:171, 43:212, 43:229, 43:298–300, 43:302, 45:44, 48:177, 50:75
1893, 27:206, 34:110, 41:184, 46:64, 47:32, 47:192, 48:20, 48:253
1895, 49:94
1914-15, 27:214
1920s, 50:64, 50:70
1930s, 14:12, 21:2, 21:5, 29:167, 41:153–170, 43:3, 43:5, 43:12, 43:22, 43:27, 43:85, 43:135, 44:137, 44:182–184, 44:195, 44:239, 44:259, 44:277 (cover), 44:304–308, 45:68, 45:159–160, 45:183–185, 45:307–320, 46:2–3, 46:126, 46:138, 47:40, 47:155, 47:256, 48:75, 48:92, 48:118, 48:171, 48:174, 48:210, 48:267, 48:287, 48:296, 48:300, 49:24, 49:78, 49:162–163, 50:42, 50:64, 50:78, 50:105–118, 50:186, 55:336, 55:379–380, 58:199–200, 58:251, 58:295, 58:298–299, 59:244, 60:32–33, 60:35, 60:148–163, 61:174–195, 61:208–209

Deputy, Manfred W., 19:233

career, 42:178–185
depicted, 42:179–180, 42:184

Deputy, Mary. See Lamson, Mary L.
Deputy, Mrs. Manfred W., 42:181, 42:185
De Rainville family, 12:232
Deramus, William N., III, 49:121
Derby, Elias H., 11:126n
Derby, Georges, trader, 27:62
Derby, Lily B., author, 12:102
Derby family, Indian crafts workers, 47:91–92
Derenthal, Odoric (Rev.), author, 7:88
Derham, Hugh, 48:20
Deringer, Calhoun M., 42:35
Derleth, August, author, 22:205, 24:76, 25:176, 29:251

work reviewed, 29:251

Dern, George H., secretary of war, 16:57, 61:342
Der Nordstern, German-language newspaper, 61:305n

on Spanish-American War, 61:294–295

De Rochemont, Richard, work reviewed, 45:299–300
Derome, J. A., author, 5:523
Derounian-Stodola, Kathryn Zabelle, author, work reviewed, 62:41–42
Derr, Mark, author, work reviewed, 59:179
Derrynane, Le Sueur County:

Catholic church, 20:84
township, name, 4:249, 9:421

Derthick, Martha, work reviewed, 50:296
Derwent, Emma, photographer, 47:214
Des Barres, Joseph F. W., cartographer, 40:356
Des Brissay, George, engineer, 34:280
Deschaillons, Jean-Baptiste, 35:140
D'Eschambault, Antoine (Fr.), author, 14:237, 18:272n, 23:286, 27:62

review by, 35:140
speaker, 13:345

Deschutes Railway Company, 41:359–361
Deschutes River, Oregon, railroad, 41:358
Description and travel

See also Exploration and discovery; Roads and highways; Westward movement
Alaska, 31:56
by automobile, 14:116
bibliography, 7:124, 42:215
border country, 22:177–181, 22:276–286, 22:439, 23:182, 24:341, 26:171, 29:130–136, 30:69, 30:262, 34:1–8
Canada, 19:223, 21:204, 29:167, 33:186, 34:132, 35:142, 35:240, 37:183, 37:305–306, 41:101, 41:145, 42:39, 47:335
by covered wagon, 21:453
eastern journeys, 24:77, 29:116, 29:150
emigrant journeys, 19:123, 19:133–147, 19:234, 20:208, 20:210, 20:249–258, 20:331, 20:345, 20:469, 21:211, 22:192, 22:343, 27:72
"Fashionable Tours," 20:377–396, 28:272
Fort Garry to St. Louis, 36:37–53, 37:85
Fort Snelling area, 30:101, 31:209–221
Great Lakes, 19:34–42, 19:103, 19:113, 19:216, 19:349, 20:10, 20:438, 22:319, 22:431, 26:76, 26:83, 26:171, 35:153, 35:292, 37:79
guides, 19:463, 20:64–66, 23:65, 23:67, 23:89, 29:87, 29:167, 30:73, 30:384
Iowa, 21:431, 22:19, 22:410, 29:253
Jesuits, 7:154–157
Lake Superior, 41:138, 49:256
McLeod's diary, 4:351–439
Midwest, 16:102, 19:449, 20:462, 26:74, 34:169, 34:216, 35:43, 35:239, 38:41, 47:259
Minnesota, 1:419–521, 3:167–209, 5:28–39, 5:210–213, 6:46–49, 6:57, 6:168–184, 6:270–277, 6:362–369, 7:127–149, 7:264–273, 7:336–339, 8:61–74, 8:150–171, 8:310, 8:386–421, 9:72, 9:135–143, 9:270–284, 9:308, 9:379–388, 9:406, 10:155–173, 10:309–325, 10:409–424, 11:161–184, 12:43–64, 12:157–168, 14:99, 15:478, 16:35–46, 16:272–281, 19:217, 19:404–413, 20:79, 20:119–128, 22:157–168, 22:433, 28:309–328, 28:336, 28:339–344, 29:195–222, 29:349, 29:351, 30:11, 30:111–121, 30:390, 32:81–99, 33:112–125, 33:350, 34:45–53, 35:335, 37:101–118, 37:134, 40:12–20, 40:387–390
Minnesota River, 19:84, 37:225–228, 42:157
Minnesota Territory, 46:212–227, 49:129–139
missionary journeys, 20:310–313, 20:331, 21:17–32, 21:158–175, 21:273–283, 33:90
Mississippi River, 7:54–61, 14:333, 19:95, 19:104, 19:351, 19:458, 20:439, 21:94, 22:13–34, 22:327, 23:183, 23:281, 25:274, 26:155, 27:63, 30:4, 30:62, 30:158, 31:246, 31:250, 32:202–213, 33:30–33, 33:134–143, 35:200, 36:237, 38:384, 39:167, 41:296, 46:234, 47:249, 49:46–48
Mississippi Valley, 5:446–448, 8:102
Missouri River, 29:58–61
mixed travel (men and women) in 1920s, 60:108
North America, 49:207–208, 49:255
Northwest, 18:451
railroad excursion, 25:103–116
Red River Valley, 5:274, 5:564, 5:567, 5:569, 17:304–306, 20:342, 24:330–335, 27:165, 28:80, 29:73, 30:259, 31:122, 46:114, 46:116–117, 46:120
Rock and Wisconsin rivers, 24:76
Rocky Mountains, 41:50, 41:151, 42:39
Russian account, 48:86
St. Anthony Falls, 58:254–255
St. Cloud, 8:265
St. Paul, 8:207, 19:400, 22:55–59, 30:202–219, 31:109
by stagecoach, 11:401–407
Swedish, 9:168, 18:70–72, 19:216, 27:72, 39:81
United States, 33:184, 34:163, 35:95
visitors' accounts, 14:448, 15:353, 16:338, 19:73–76, 28:276, 29:335–337, 32:185, 34:38, 34:42
Watonwan River, 26:394
westward journeys, 20:430, 21:443, 22:99, 22:222, 22:336, 22:436, 24:91, 27:166, 27:247, 27:281–299, 28:135–137, 29:188, 31:253, 39:261, 39:316, 40:271–278
Wisconsin, 9:159–161, 41:139–143, 42:79, 49:212
women's guidebook, 47:217

Deseret, Mormon state, 13:111

See also Utah

De Silva, Daisy Haas (Mrs. George), 59:336–337, 60:77–78
De Silva, George, railroad clerk, 59:336–337, 60:77–78
De Silva, June (daughter of George and Daisy), 59:336–337
De Silva, Margaret, seamstress, 59:336–337
Desjardins, Paul, philosopher, 42:64, 42:66
Des Jarlait, Patrick, artwork depicted, 49:81 (cover)
Des Lauriers, Louis, 50:101, 50:104
Desloge, Joseph, 28:79
Desmarais, ----, hunter, 41:223
De Smet, Pierre-Jean (Fr.), Jesuit missionary, 1:535, 6:297, 11:350, 16:90, 35:380, 38:385, 39:128

explorer, 29:61, 34:304
shrine, 40:197

De Smet, South Dakota, ranch, 21:425
Des Moines, Iowa:

air service, 50:96
climate, 20:161n
history, 24:369
railroads, 43:59

Des Moines and Fort Dodge Railroad, route, 30:234
Des Moines (Lower) Rapids, Mississippi River, 9:347–348, 9:355, 9:357, 9:361, 22:15, 22:17–18, 22:20

surveys, 17:430n

Des Moines River, Iowa, 14:220, 16:478

army post, 38:286, 40:23–26
canoe route, 41:300
fort, 9:348
fur trade, 6:333, 8:178, 11:381, 14:85, 32:230
Indian camps, 48:26
mills, 22:185
navigation, 7:294, 9:355
Sioux War, 1:428, 1:542

Des Moines River Valley, Norwegian settlements, 12:272, 12:274
Des Moines Valley, Iowa, history, 1:401, 2:212
Desmond, M., teamster, 20:340
Desnoyer, Stephen, innkeeper, 33:200n
De Soto, Hernando, explorer, 14:371, 14:442, 21:201, 24:53, 32:112, 37:62
Desrosiers, Leo-Paul, author, 21:93
Des Salles, Elisabeth C., 46:231
Destler, Chester M., author, 28:172

letter, 28:94
work reviewed, 27:334

Detamore, W. H., speaker, 15:365
Determan, Anna O., 40:366
Determan, B. S., Dr., speaker, 10:302
Determan, S. B., 21:218
Dethefsen, Edwin S., author, 48:179
Detje, Harold C., cartographer, 29:344
Detjen, David W., work reviewed, 49:345
De Toit, Frederick, sheriff, 49:335–337
De Tremaudan. See Tremaudan, Auguste H. de
Detroit. See Detroit Lakes, Becker County
Detroit, Michigan, 8:345

in 1836, 4:362–363
cholera epidemic, 8:343–344, 8:346
climate, 40:312
commercial convention, 1:177
ethnic groups, 18:394, 20:202, 27:257, 36:14, 36:17
fish market, 7:50
fort, 13:203, 15:379, 19:280, 19:284, 19:297, 20:14
fur trade, 11:234, 11:250, 19:287, 19:290–291, 19:295, 19:299, 19:306, 20:7, 40:164, 40:180, 40:182, 40:219
Historical Society, 32:187, 33:351
historic sites, 27:158
history, 10:454, 32:184, 33:36, 33:87
Hull's surrender, 8:332
Institute of Arts, 30:176
pioneer life, 19:218, 21:182
Public Library, 27:64, 39:165
during Revolution, 1:141, 9:307
siege, 19:288, 29:65
trading post, 3:363, 4:318–319, 5:4, 5:6–7, 5:9–10
transportation center, 24:330, 34:11, 40:271–272
treaty, 23:145n

Detroit Lakes, Becker County:

in 1873, 10:93
band, 19:229
Baptist church, 33:254
centennial exhibit, 29:369
county seat, 23:29
depicted, 46:64
fire (1914) depicted, 61:172
GAR post, 16:431
historical meeting, 5:573–590, 18:204, 18:269–271
hotel, 46:63
land office, 6:291
mission, 20:431
New England colony, 47:24
Nonpartisan League rally, 43:49
Northern Pacific colony, 10:132–135, 10:142
pageant, 3:534
pioneer life, 30:160
Republican convention, 1882, 5:91–92, 5:94, 5:96–102, 5:334
road, 20:310
settlement, 16:432
sketch, 10:352
wildlife, 30:130

Detroit Lakes Civic and Commerce Association, 17:228
Detroit Lutheran Church, 5:585, 5:589
Detroit Plaindealer (Michigan), 43:287
Detroit Record, 10:96, 10:135
Detroit Reformed Episcopal Church, 5:585, 5:589
De Turk, Ernest E., author, 13:441
Detwiler, Mrs. J. E., author, 18:470
Detzer, J. A. (Rev.), editor, 22:88
Detzer, Karl (Col.), 26:166
Deuel, Thorne, author, 24:236
Deutsch, Alcuin (Rev.), 8:226n, 8:264, 35:372, 41:212
Deutsch, Babette, author, 16:115
Deutsch, Dorothy, 23:168, 24:31
Deutsch, Harold C., speaker, 23:399, 30:66, 30:264
Deutsch, Henry, 47:177
Deutsch, Herman J., 12:200
Deutsch Amerikanischer Farmer (Lincoln, Nebraska), 16:338
Deutsche Musikzeitung (Philadelphia), 32:239
Deutsch family, genealogy, 50:44
De Valls Bluff, Arkansas, military hospital, 40:283, 40:288, 40:291
Devany, Anne, 2:471
De Vaya, Count Vay (Msgr.), author, 29:154
Devere, Bob, professional boxer, 59:80
De Vere, George F., actor, 5:44
Devereaux family, genealogy, 4:69
Devereux, J. C., editor, 14:394
Devereux, Mrs. J. C., 1:537
Devier, William, 40:224
Devil's Lake, Kanabec County, island, 34:61
Devils Lake, North Dakota, 50:294

buffalo hunt, 26:76
Dakota reservation, 35:170, 35:172, 41:13–14, 41:17, 41:95
fort, 7:146
Glidden tour, 38:212
Indian agency, 6:294
Jewish colony, 40:4
maps, 3:479, 46:163
military campaign, 42:48–53
railroad, 41:345
settlement, 30:160
Sioux encampment, 38:151, 38:281
trading post, 19:385, 34:327

Devil's Track River, Cook County, depicted, 46:53
Devine, James, Furness colonist, 47:19
Devine, Richard, work reviewed, 42:311
Devlin, Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs., pioneers, 21:317
Devlin, Jo, women's softball coach, 58:221
Devlin, John, sheriff, 39:49
Devol, George, 24:53
Devold, Andrew O.:

editor, 45:5n
legislator, 47:171n

De Voto, Bernard, author, 18:214, 19:347, 25:389, 27:254, 33:182, 33:263, 40:152, 40:154, 40:305

editor, 28:173
quoted, 17:372, 29:78, 40:151
work reviewed, 29:58–61, 33:301, 34:79

Dewar, Frank, speaker, 18:224
Dewart, Mrs. Herbert R., 7:176
De Warville, Brissot, 18:396
Dewdney, Selwyn, author, 36:102, 36:151

editor, 40:358
review by, 41:148
work reviewed, 38:87, 40:407, 44:272–273

Dewey, Frank, 43:170
Dewey, George (Adm.), 41:9, 43:208, 50:58, 61:299

sketch, 5:617
watch depicted, 50:59

Dewey, James J., Dr., 21:437
Dewey, Jerome, Mr. and Mrs., pioneers, 22:222
Dewey, John, 25:68
Dewey, John J., Dr., pioneer physician, 7:102n, 20:91
Dewey, Melvil, 17:448
Dewey, Nelson, 5:234

house, 30:270, 31:249

Dewey, T. H., 43:170, 43:174
Dewey and Cavilier, pioneer druggists, 7:101
Dewhurst, C. Kurt, work reviewed, 50:84
Dewing, Rolland, work reviewed, 49:254–255
Dewitt, Andrus, Mr. and Mrs., pioneers, 34:54–58
De Witt, C. H, 24:256
De Witt, F. J., 14:245
De Witt, John E. (Lt. Gen.), 45:275, 45:278
Dexter, steamboat, 25:72
De Yoannes, A. M., 23:392
De Young, M. H., politician, 35:68–69
DFL Feminist Caucus, 61:67, 61:71
DFL party. See Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) party
D'Harnoncourt, Rene, 48:341
Dialects. See English language
Dial literary magazine, 62:73
Diamond Jo. See Reynolds, Joseph
Diamond Jo, steamboat, 24:369, 38:293, 45:131
Diamond Jo Line, 1:144, 1:531, 2:477, 4:70, 4:88, 4:190, 7:297, 8:200, 37:265 (cover)

history, 3:537, 24:369
in lumber industry, 26:132
passenger service, 3:472

Diamond Lake, Hennepin County. See Lake Abigail, Hennepin County
Diaz, Albert J., editor, 40:313
Dibb, William D., Dr.:

gold seeker, 40:307
journal, 3:96, 3:101, 5:220, 5:225, 5:271–272, 5:571n
papers, 3:102
sketch, 5:217

Dibbern, John, work reviewed, 48:226
Dibble, ----, cholera victim, 14:291
Dibble, Edwy O., 23:392
Dibble, Leonard W., letters, 17:211, 17:253n, 18:48
Dibble, R. F., author, 5:617
Dicaire, P. M., Bemidji pioneer, 10:224
Dicey, Edward, author, 29:154
Dichter, Harry, author, 22:431
Dick, Charles, 5:343
Dick, Everett N., 19:446, 26:161

author, 24:164, 24:255, 28:96
compiler, 39:82
reviews by, 24:158, 28:57
work reviewed, 19:78–80, 22:311, 42:75, 45:160–161

Dick, Helen D., author, 18:440

"A Newly Discovered Diary," 18:399–406
speaker, 19:92

Dick, Maximilian, violinist, 19:333
Dick Act (1903), defines National Guard, 45:140
Dickason, Olive P., author, 49:212, 50:37
Dickens, Charles, 27:233, 28:275, 29:187, 50:205–207

author, 27:16, 29:124, 29:154, 30:200
traveler, 39:167

Dickenson, George W., interviews, 16:101
Dickenson, H. D., 18:150n
Dickerson, Oliver M., 1:70, 5:266
Dickeson, Montroville W., Dr., 23:369, 29:261

panorama, 23:349–354, 31:56

Dickey, Earl C., storekeeper, 35:17
Dickey, Joel M., memorial, 15:467
Dickey, Mrs. C. G., author, 6:87
Dickey, Mrs. Henry H., 10:449
Dickey, Mrs. W. L., author/speaker, 20:352, 34:170
Dickey, Stephanie, 50:228
Dickey, Williams Bruce, miller, 35:14, 35:16, 35:18
Dickinson, Anna E., lecturer, 3:465, 11:157–158
Dickinson, Charles D. (Pop), 50:88

businessman, 50:87–88, 50:93, 50:99–100
pioneer aviator, 19:237, 25:195, 33:241

Dickinson, D. A., judge, 8:429
Dickinson, Daniel S., politician, 37:50
Dickinson, Horace D., biography, 18:211
Dickinson, J. C., 34:234–235, 45:115n
Dickinson, John, composer, 22:130
Dickinson, Leonard R., legislator, 34:60, 43:130n, 49:70, 49:75

career, 49:70n

Dickinson, North Dakota, pioneer life, 19:108
Dickinson, Ralph H., 43:126n
Dickinson, Samuel W. (Rev.), 4:73
Dickinson mail airplane, depicted, 50:88
Dickinson's Department Store, St. Paul, 49:61
Dickson, ----, hotel keeper, 4:357
Dickson, Albert J., diary, 11:325, 12:428, 13:60
Dickson, Anna, author, 26:31, 27:167
Dickson, Arthur J., editor, 11:325
Dickson, Charles H., school inspector, 49:96
Dickson, Don, archaeologist, 27:163
Dickson, Inez, 4:453
Dickson, James, 4:416n, 4:435n, 4:437n

expedition, 11:454, 15:336, 17:444–447, 26:55, 27:38, 31:131, 35:202, 36:216
filibustering expedition, 4:351, 4:354–408, 4:411n, 4:421n, 5:116–118, 5:313, 8:77, 9:393, 10:297, 10:387

Dickson, Jane, 2:490n
Dickson, Robert, trader, 2:493n, 3:377, 5:116, 5:224, 5:261, 5:408, 6:28, 6:330–342, 7:35, 7:271n, 7:292, 9:153–157, 10:86, 10:348, 11:179, 11:379, 12:199, 12:232–233, 13:99, 13:190, 14:98, 15:473, 17:196, 18:193–194, 19:302, 19:304, 20:16, 20:18, 21:99, 22:271, 22:282–288, 23:272, 27:62, 31:189, 36:67, 39:255, 40:181n, 42:127

biography, 8:97, 11:328
post, 11:375
in War of 1812, 4:416n, 6:337, 12:234, 16:223

Dickson, Sam T.:

miller, 24:100–102
railroad builder, 24:96

Dickson, Thomas H., 12:432

papers, 25:182

Dickson, William, trader, 2:492, 2:493n, 18:193
Dickson and Company, 6:332, 9:154
Dickson family, 22:287

genealogy, 25:182

Dickson Mounds State Park, Lewistown, Illinois, 27:163
Dicus, George W., 6:208
Dicus, Mrs. George W., 6:207–208
Diedrich, Mark, author:

"Chief Hole-in-the-Day," 50:193–203
work reviewed, 50:164, 50:336, 59:311, 61:126, 62:120

Diedrich, Nicholas D., author, 19:222
Diehl, Harold S., Dr., author, 26:173, 33:312

speaker, 21:101

Diehl, Leah, quilter, 46:239
Diekema, Gerrit J., 29:175
Dierckins, Tony, author, work reviewed, 60:127, 61:332
Diers, John W., author, work reviewed, 61:83–85
Dies, Edward J., author, 31:55
Dieserud, Juul, author, 3:506n, 5:312, 5:465
Dieson-Hegland, Georgina, author, 32:127
Diethelm, Ray, 21:333
Dietl, Christian, maltster/union member, 60:27
Dietl, Christine. See Waldoch, Christine
Dietl, Martha (Mrs. Christian), 60:27
Dietrich, John H., 43:170

biography reviewed, 23:362–364

Dietrich, Mrs. John H. See Winston, Carleton
Dietrich, Randal:

"Walter T. Halloran, U.S. Army Motion Picture Cameraman," 60:1 (facing)

Dietrichson, Gustav F. (Rev.), 36:287
Dietrichson, J. W. C. (Rev.), 37:184
Dietz, Alice, 15:242
Dietz, Angel D., Indian, 49:308
Dietz, Caroline, 45:111
Dietz, Charlton, "Henry Behnke," 45:111–115
Dietz, John, 23:98, 43:315
Diffendal, Anne P, reviews by, 47:207–208, 48:265–266, 50:335
Dight, Charles F., Dr., eugenics crusader, 49:99–108, 49:260, 59:241–242

author, 17:116
biographies, 25:91, 38:243
depicted, 49:100, 59:241
papers, 24:34, 24:356, 25:62–64

Dight, Mary Crawford (Mrs. Charles F.), Dr., 49:100
Dight Institute, Minneapolis, 49:260
Dignan, John P., 35:252
Dike, E. W., merchant, 41:262
Dike, Henry B., speaker, 5:154
Dike, Mrs. W. W., 2:378
Dike, William H. (Maj.), 45:127

in Civil War, 28:325

Dilg, Will, 19:239
Dillan, Ingolf, author, 5:244

work reviewed, 5:365–367

Dillan, William A., author, 36:281
Diller, ----, 7:336
Dilley, Minnie M., author/speaker, 15:242, 17:118
Dilley, S. B., hunter, 16:265, 16:267, 33:143n, 33:146–148, 33:154
Dilliard, Irving, author, 25:305

work reviewed, 30:249

Dillingham Commission, 62:103–104
Dillman, Daisy E., author, 34:43
Dillman, Jacob, pioneer, 17:87
Dillman, Willard F., author, 1:406, 16:81, 17:86
Dillon, Carl, composer, 45:194
Dillon, Eliza (Mrs. Lawrence Taliaferro). See Taliaferro, Elizabeth (Eliza) Dillon (Mrs. Lawrence)
Dillon, Gerald R., state centennial commissioner, 61:109
Dillon, John, comedian, 28:111
Dillon, Mary, teacher, 5:330, 6:205
Dillon, Michael J., speaker, 26:179
Dillon, Thomas J., newspaper editor, 41:328, 41:332, 60:102–104
Dills, Charles, 14:309
Dills, Daniel, 14:309
Dills, May H., 4:101
Dills, Mrs. E. L., 22:216
Dilworth, unions, 21:393
Dimmel, Marcia, editor, 47:336
Dimmock, Rodney S., bus operator, 49:316
Dimon, Charles A. R. (Col.), 42:51
Dimond, Alfred S., journalist, 36:25, 44:314
Dimond, Stuart, 44:314
Dingan, Patrick, 25:142
Dingley, Daniel, trader, 17:391
Dingley, William, trader, 4:377n
Dingley Tariff (1897), effects, 58:264
Dingwall, Iva A., 48:277

"Pioneer' Dinner Table," 34:54–58
"Some Frontier Remedies," 34:195–198

Dinkytown, Minneapolis, 46:87
Dinnerstein, Leonard, editor, 43:40
Dinois, Josephine, 43:84
Dinse, Jean M., author, 26:383
Dintler (D'Unger), Robert, 8:400
Dion, Maurine, 27:144
Dionn (Dyonne), Benjamin, 8:34, 8:48
Dionne, Narcisse E., author, 13:253
Dionne quintuplets, depicted on calendars, 58:355
Diphtheria:

diagnosis, 24:212
epidemics, 15:434–438, 19:333, 36:70, 37:186, 39:3, 61:17
Indian boarding schools, 58:231, 58:233

Diplomacy, in fur trade, 48:60–71
Dirigibles:

depicted, 48:51
early flight, 48:47
races, 48:52

Dirnberger, Ethel, author, 36:194
Dirt Lodge, Iowa, trading post, 13:222
Disciples of Christ (Campbellites), 15:237, 36:290
Disease

See also Medicine; specific diseases
chicken pox, 47:23
dysentery, 49:277
effect of climate, 49:152
Indian boarding schools, 58:231–234
infant deaths, 44:287
measles, 49:271
at Minneapolis orphanage, 49:23
pneumonia, 48:102, 48:276
prevention, 46:332
scurvy, 47:220
tuberculosis, 49:153–154
typhoid, 47:190–191, 47:193–194, 47:198, 49:27, 49:95
yellow fever, 49:149, 49:152

Disney, Walt, goodwill tour of South America, 58:362
Dispatch auto, depicted, 43:98
Di Stefano, N., labor leader, 40:344
Distel, Max, 3:529, 4:452, 5:65, 8:431
Disturnell, John, author, 42:217
Ditson, Oliver, music publisher, 26:53
Dittemore, Paul L., author, 25:308
Dittenhofer (Jacob) House, St. Paul, 53:203
Diven, Robert J., author, 13:441
Divine, Robert A., author, 41:102

work reviewed, 35:373

Divorce:

in Dakota, 6:286
in Minnesota, 43:236, 48:260

Dix, Dorothea, 28:54, 39:3

memorial, 16:451

Dix, John A. (Gen.), Union officer, 25:143, 25:144n

excursionist, 15:406
politician, 20:282, 20:284

Dix, Lily E., 5:508, 5:574
Dix-Hill cartel, 25:151n
Dixie, song, 15:482, 23:198, 23:310, 24:384, 27:177, 30:152, 39:84
Dixon, Amzi C., in Minneapolis, 41:209
Dixon, Illinois, founded, 21:18n
Dixon, John, 21:18
Dixon, Marge, author, 26:255, 27:82
Dixon, steamboat, 33:256
Dixon, Tommy, professional boxer, 59:75
Dixon, Wheeler, author, 50:129
Dixon School, St. Paul, 19:168
Dixson, W. Macneile, 3:6
Djurberg, G. J., Swedish immigrant, 20:258
Doane, A. Sidney, author, 21:365
Doane, Gilbert H., editor, 36:35

work reviewed, 37:181, 47:256–257

Doane, H., 16:317n
Dobbin, Archibald S., Confederate officer, 40:285
Dobbs, Farrell, labor leader, 42:7

work reviewed, 43:152, 44:34–35, 45:201

Dobbs, Mary H., author, 15:133
Dobbs, Mattiwilda, singer, 39:63
Dobbs, Mrs. Farrell, 43:152
Dobbs, W. C., author, 20:356
Dobbyn, William R. (Rev.), editor, 29:100, 36:119, 39:103–104
Dobell, Isabel B., review by, 36:64
Dobert, Eitel W., author, 31:242
Dobie, ----, trader, 11:261
Dobie, J. Frank, author, 19:437, 35:331, 37:262, 38:201

editor, 28:173
review by, 36:65
work reviewed, 33:225

Dobie, John, author, 27:272, 35:98, 36:193

"Commercial Fishing," 35:272–277
photographer, 33:229 (cover)
work reviewed, 36:235

Doble, Thomas L., in Civil War, 25:247, 25:343, 25:349–350, 25:354
Dobner, Katherine, 20:457
Dobratz, H. A., speaker, 10:300, 16:240
Dobrick, Edward G., Jr., author, 20:216
Dobson, Eleanor R., author, 16:239
Dobson, Wever, 41:271
Dockendorff, Thomas P., work reviewed, 46:343, 49:347
Dockstader, Carrie, 22:322
Dockstader, Frederick J., author, 35:380, 39:129
Dodd, James E., 20:85
Dodd, Mrs. William B., 12:104

diary, 13:322

Dodd, William B. (Capt.), 22:348, 27:155, 45:115n

account book, 14:64
at battle of New Ulm, 1:443
biography, 12:104
death, 1:451
horse owner, 41:372–373
road builder, 20:456, 40:148, 46:124
settler, 43:241
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 13:322, 21:313, 22:323

Dodd, William E., author, 9:412
Dodd Road (Mendota-Big Sioux Road), 12:317, 56:258

construction, 20:456, 21:233, 22:323, 40:148
route, 11:392
surveyed, 11:390

Dodds, Gordon B., author, 50:80
Dodds, J. S., editor, 24:368
Dodds, Jimmy, boxer. See Godetts, James
Dodge, Augustus C., 6:31–32, 6:250
Dodge, Bion A., memorial, 15:467
Dodge, Chester W. (Capt.), diary, 25:289
Dodge, Dorothy, author, 38:41
Dodge, Fred B., lawyer, 17:213
Dodge, Grenville M. (Maj. Gen.), 42:49

career, 10:347

Dodge, Henry, 2:427, 2:539n, 3:240, 8:41, 8:96, 9:160, 15:355, 17:344, 31:178

governor, 49:278, 50:313n
treaty commissioner, 20:120, 24:16–17

Dodge, Louis L., 14:103
Dodge, Lulu, 16:103
Dodge, Mrs. Liva, speaker, 18:465
Dodge, Norman L., author, 32:125
Dodge, Ossian E., 44:45

author, 5:161
reporter, 44:49
speaker, 33:169

Dodge, William C., editor, 2:481, 32:28n
Dodge Center:

businesses, 22:109
Christmas masquerade, 16:384
settled, 30:19

Dodge Center Star-Record, anniversary, 22:109
Dodge County:

Agricultural Society, 22:253
archives, 22:434
Baptist churches, 19:122
in Civil War, 38:259
courthouse, 38:189n, 42:310
ethnic settlements, 8:174, 8:376, 12:265, 12:270, 14:444, 31:27, 35:32
farming, 35:52
geographic names, 4:99
history, 19:335, 47:336
local history work, 5:431
Medical Society, history, 24:382
medicine, 24:182, 24:263, 24:382, 25:100, 25:307
notes, 10:227, 10:460
Old Settlers' Association, 1:409, 2:207, 3:152, 4:192, 4:251, 5:244, 5:524, 6:24
pioneer life, 1:409, 2:384, 10:357, 15:367, 17:126
politics, 40:327–328
poor farm, 38:367
population, 1857, 27:7
road, 16:496
War History Committee, 24:268
wildlife, 30:224

Dodge County, Wisconsin, history, 18:326
Dodge County Brewery, Mantorville, 40:126
Dodge County Historical Society, 16:240

established, 12:449, 13:71, 30:276
meetings, 13:424, 30:400
officers, 13:117
proposed, 11:218, 11:461

Dodge County Republican, history, 22:344
Dodge family, genealogy, 14:103
Dodgeville, Wisconsin:

churches, 27:94, 28:188
pioneer life, 27:55, 27:83–84
road, 27:85

Dodman, A. E., author, 8:104
Doe, Edward, judge/speaker, 8:314
Doe, Hilton, house, 38:346
Doell, Charles, speaker, 24:269
Doeltz, Selma C., chiropractor, 59:202, 59:207, 59:211n
Doerfler, Bruno (Fr.), author, 35:339
Doermann, Betsy, MHS staff, 62:143
Doermann, Elisabeth W., "Hill House," 46:328–335
Doermann, Humphrey, author, 37:307
Doerr, Clara, Club, Minneapolis, 46:200
Doerr, Henry, sketch, 4:94
Dog Lake, canoe route, 5:23, 5:30n
Dogs:

bloodhounds, 42:50
hunting, 16:265–267
in mail service, 23:199, 29:133, 30:196, 40:83, 40:85, 48:43
as pets, 14:281, 48:85
race, 42:282–294
sled teams depicted, 42:281 (cover), 42:282, 42:288, 42:290–291, 42:293
for travel, 22:346, 23:251, 33:121n, 36:285 (cover)

Doheny, Thomas, pioneer merchant, 9:425
Doherty, A. M., artist, 49:326
Doherty, Michael J., 28:200
Doherty, Ruth, 15:488, 16:240
Dohm, Frederick W. (Capt.), 5:392
Dohman, Kate, author, work reviewed, 62:199
Dolan, Jack, businessman, 61:88 (facing)
Dolan, Lois, 27:340, 28:47
Dolan's Marine, St. Paul, 61:88 (facing)
Dolby, Velma M., compiler, 47:335
Dole, Bob, politician, 60:92
Dole, Nathan H., author, 26:306
Dole, William P., Indian commissioner, 10:121n, 15:285, 15:295, 38:230, 38:354–356, 38:360, 38:364, 39:229–230, 39:233, 41:118–119, 44:4–5, 44:12, 47:168, 50:194, 50:198–203, 61:152

characterized, 50:202
depicted, 41:125, 44:8, 50:199

Dole, William P., U. S. Indian Commissioner, 58:369–371
Dolinar, Ruth, miner, 61:97
Doll, Don, work reviewed, 45:301–302
Doll, Frank G., 29:308
Dollard massacre, in Radisson's narrative, 6:319–320, 6:323, 6:327
Dollier de Casson, Francois, explorer, 30:57

author, 2:189

Dolliver, Jonathan P., politician, 21:68, 22:79, 27:133
Dolphin, steamship, 4:355, 45:56
Dolven, Mabel, author, 29:354
Dolven, O. E., author, 29:354
Dome Club, St. Paul, 30:179
Domestic Abuse Act (1979), 61:70
Domestici, I. (Rev.), author, 4:473
Domestics, women, 48:226, 48:228, 49:13, 50:67, 50:146
Domestic scientists, history, 50:216
Dominican Order, Faribault school, 16:371, 19:475, 21:455
Dominik, John J., author, 50:84

"Pandolfo Postscript," 49:29–30
"Sam Pandolfo," 48:138–152
work reviewed, 46:255, 48:267–268, 49:78–79

Dominion City, Manitoba, history, 34:132
Doms, W. E., 12:203
Donahoe, James (Rev.), author, 1:79
Donahower, J. O., author, 3:97
Donahower, Jeremiah C. (Col.), 3:228, 3:440

author, 3:144
in Civil War, 38:263, 38:268
sketch, 4:477

Donahue, Mrs. John H., speaker, 14:229
Donald, David:

reviews by, 34:250, 34:341
work reviewed, 33:216

Donaldson, Aris B., 16:181
Donaldson, H. S., merchant, 21:265
Donaldson, Lawrence S., merchant/department store founder, 19:184n, 49:60, 59:54–55, 62:171
Donaldson, Mrs. William T., Sr., 3:42
Donaldson, Robert S. (Capt.), at Viksburg, 33:213
Donaldson, Scott, author, 39:212
Donaldson, Thomas, author, 23:161, 26:376
Donaldson, Washington H., aeronaut, 42:20n
Donaldson, William T., Sr., 3:42

carpenter, 42:25
merchant/department store founder, 49:60, 59:54

Donaldson (L. S.) Company, Minneapolis, 35:67, 59:53–57

department stores, 41:334, 47:216, 49:60, 50:254–255, 58:306
employees depicted, 59:61
employee survey, 59:50, 59:61n
history, 12:457
marching band depicted, 59:54
trade card depicted, 43:273

Donaldson Hall, housing for single women, 59:54
Donavan, R. L., author, 15:487
Dondino, Louis, businessman, lynching trial, 59:28, 59:35n
Dondore, Dorothy A., author, 5:611, 20:200, 46:21

speaker, 5:513
work reviewed, 9:161–163

Doneghy, Virginia, bibliographer, 31:188
Donehogawa (Gen. Ely S. Parker), 25:267
Donelly, J. J., Fenian leader, 1:201
Donelson, A. J. (Lt.), 7:148
Donelson, James, miller, 46:161
Doner, Mary F., author, 36:237
Donery, J. A., author, 29:169
Dongan, Thomas, 19:280–281
Donna, Magdelin, cholera victim, 14:290
Donnan, Elizabeth, editor, 1:334
Donnell, J. W., Dr., 49:337
Donnelley and Sons, Chicago, publishers. See R. R. Donnelley and Sons
Donnelly, Eleanor C., poet, 48:18
Donnelly, Ignatius, 1:55, 2:420, 2:434, 8:79, 15:338, 16:379, 17:477, 19:96, 19:441, 20:432, 22:382, 23:96, 26:361, 33:1, 33:350, 35:132, 36:83, 37:37–38, 41:9, 43:68, 43:302, 44:17, 44:19, 45:114n, 46:202, 48:18, 48:252

See also Donnelly House
attitudes and policies, 5:548, 5:552, 5:554, 15:297–298, 28:175, 35:378, 36:178, 37:130, 39:343
author, 3:155, 8:80, 8:208, 17:275, 19:432, 25:398, 26:301, 28:24, 28:26, 28:270, 29:264, 30:62, 30:351, 30:372, 33:47–48, 37:261, 39:83, 41:286–294, 44:160, 46:106–111, 48:90, 49:76, 49:109–114
biographies, 13:114, 30:290, 38:235
calls troops for Civil War, 1:388, 2:331
career, 11:328, 12:201, 16:116, 21:44, 21:416, 28:54, 28:73, 28:279, 29:84, 36:31, 36:151, 36:204, 37:307, 39:132, 39:220, 47:164, 47:207
congressman, 26:195, 26:197, 26:201n, 36:173–183, 36:213, 36:300–308, 37:90, 37:97–98, 37:100, 37:312, 37:314–315, 37:330–333, 38:61, 38:220–221, 38:227, 39:87–88, 40:38, 61:269, 61:317, 61:324n
depicted, 41:290, 43:249, 45:236, 46:102
emigration activities, 8:299
with Farmers' Alliance, 5:336, 5:536, 5:538–541
home, 5:323, 6:253
humorist, 33:326–330
legislator, 15:224, 36:58, 36:60, 39:97
lieutenant governor, 16:176, 24:308, 25:11, 25:13, 26:191, 28:30–31, 32:19, 33:128, 34:333, 37:213, 37:327–329
literary career, 5:523
Nininger founder, 11:454, 13:69, 13:127–150, 14:135, 14:403, 15:195, 16:481, 17:262–275, 18:368, 25:275, 32:19, 60:235
papers, 1:133, 2:34, 2:397n, 2:582, 3:211, 9:220, 10:203, 10:340, 14:331, 15:345, 16:52, 16:70, 16:94, 16:456, 17:100, 17:164, 17:269, 17:394, 18:444, 19:47, 20:370, 20:433, 21:86, 21:323, 22:99, 23:171, 25:193, 29:49, 29:283, 30:320, 31:99, 33:220, 34:312, 37:135, 39:96, 41:42, 41:146, 42:160, 44:38, 46:138
patronage struggle, 33:314
poet, 22:201, 26:294n
political career, 4:30, 4:157–160, 4:478, 5:82, 6:147, 7:84, 17:212, 26:195, 41:6, 41:289, 43:248–252, 45:71, 45:224, 45:232, 45:234–235, 45:237–238, 45:240, 46:102–105, 47:310, 48:91
publisher, 14:405, 27:2
scientific theories, 37:229–234
in Shakespeare-Bacon controversy, 15:221
sketches, 3:155, 3:363, 3:378–379, 4:159, 4:249, 8:207, 10:222
speaker, 17:265, 17:271, 26:304, 33:169, 38:72, 40:300, 40:363
third-party leader, 5:542–546, 5:548, 5:551–552, 5:554, 5:557–559, 9:225, 9:232–235, 9:239–240, 9:242–244, 9:246, 14:169, 16:455, 21:383, 21:389, 22:386, 22:388, 25:298, 26:77, 26:170, 32:131–146, 34:37, 34:187, 35:56–62, 35:97–98, 35:284, 35:291, 35:298–312, 36:109–111, 36:113–116, 36:119, 36:125, 37:19, 37:181, 38:236, 38:387, 39:96, 39:100, 39:103–104, 39:260, 39:328–329, 40:140, 40:360
town promoter, 43:196, 44:104
work reviewed, 31:49, 37:81, 41:341

Donnelly, James (Bishop), 37:231
Donnelly, Joseph P. (Rev.), translator, 41:49

work reviewed, 30:249, 40:312, 41:195

Donnelly, Katherine (Kate [Mrs. Ignatius]), 37:327, 45:297, 46:104

letter, 38:72
singer, 29:119, 39:321, 39:324

Donnelly, Philip, 33:327n
Donnelly, Stan D., 2:434
Donnelly family:

genealogy, 33:327n
in Hastings, 22:89

Donnelly House, Nininger, 13:142, 13:151, 14:135, 15:53, 15:55, 22:99–100, 23:100, 37:65, 37:233

park site, 16:127, 20:92, 60:235
proposed restoration, 19:111, 20:343, 20:450, 21:108
razed, 37:64

Donnelly Memorial Association, 20:450, 21:82, 21:108, 21:329, 23:100
Donnelly Township, Stevens County, name, 4:249
Donner, George, 29:61
Donoghue, James R., compiler, 35:295
Donoghue, P. A., 42:14
Donohue, George, author, 40:363
Donohue, John K., probation officer, 35:290
Donohue, John R., memorial, 12:194
Donovan, Frank P., Jr., author, 21:423, 30:184, 30:292, 31:128, 33:226, 33:316, 33:356, 34:99n, 34:130, 34:172, 34:216, 35:49, 35:203, 36:33, 40:410, 42:40

"Passenger Trains of Yesteryear," 30:232–241
reviews by, 30:146, 30:151, 31:111, 33:42, 34:83, 35:237, 35:283, 36:66, 36:150, 36:232, 36:321, 37:131, 37:341, 38:237, 39:30
work reviewed, 30:378, 32:47, 34:204, 36:322

Dooley, D. J., author, 40:411
Dooley, John, author, 29:344
Dooley, Patricia L.:

award recipient, 50:83
"Gopher Ordnance Works," 49:215–228

Dooley, W. H. See Duly, W. J.
Doolittle, James R., 1:184, 7:180, 8:158

senator, 16:99
speaker, 8:157

Dooly, Mr. (Finley P. Dunne), 20:421
Doonesbury comic strip, 60:155
Door, Caleb, historical association member, 61:35
Door County, Wisconsin:

ethnic settlements, 12:180, 14:447
Potawatomi Indians, 15:171–172, 15:174

Doran, Michael, politician, 39:102, 39:331–332, 45:232, 45:238, 45:240
Dorati, Antal, symphony orchestra conductor, 33:222, 46:208
Dorchester, Lord, 8:8
Dordevic, Mihailo, "Archbishop Ireland and the Church-State Controversy," 42:63–67
Dorer, Richard J., conservationist, 46:80
Dorf, A. T., author, 19:459
Dorf, Philip, author, 35:244
Dorfflinger, Carl, author, 24:218
Dorfman, Beatrice, stenographer, 58:291
Dorfman, Clara (Mrs. Joseph), 58:290
Dorfman, David, horse owner, 41:381
Dorfman, Joseph, 58:290
Dorfman, Joseph, author, 14:437, 37:39
Dorfman, Meyer, clerk, 58:291
Dorfman, Ruby, sales clerk, 58:291
Dorion, ----, 10:87
Dorke, Felix, barbershop owner, 62:171
Dorman, O. B., banker, 26:157
Dorn, Helen P., author, 25:198
Dornbusch, C. E., compiler, 38:202
Dornfeld, Steven, newspaper reporter/editor, "The Minnesota Miracle," 60:312–325
Dorr, Adam Lansing, architect, 59:227
Dorr, Albert H., 24:133
Dorr, Caleb D., 2:57, 2:212, 3:440

alderman, 35:120
career, 24:125–141, 24:255
steamboat captain, 6:310

Dorr, Cecelia, Ojibway, 48:157
Dorr, Charles M., 24:125
Dorr, Harold M., work reviewed, 22:73–76
Dorr, J. V. N., engineer, 34:277
Dorr, Julia, 49:37
Dorr, Mrs. Caleb D., 24:132
Dorr, Mrs. Charles M., 24:125
Dorr, Mrs. John, Sr., Ojibway, 48:154
Dorr, Mrs. Russell R., 39:55–56
Dorr, William G., 15:73, 15:79, 15:127, 15:359, 15:531
Dorries, Reinhard, author, 49:212
Dorrilites, religious sect, 36:278
Dorsey, Florence L., author, 23:183
Dorsey, James O., 50:165

anthropologist, 45:103
editor, 41:247

Dorsey, Mrs. William A., 4:173
Dorsey reaper, 24:288
Dorson, Richard M., author, 21:95, 27:159, 28:186, 28:378, 35:154, 35:200, 37:39, 38:333, 48:9–10

reviews by, 33:225, 34:261, 35:39
speaker, 28:75
work reviewed, 27:237, 33:183, 33:346, 35:95, 42:279, 43:195, 44:35

Dorweiler, Louis C., author, 27:261
Dose, Harold, 3:307
Dos Passos, John, author, 20:107, 20:116
Dostal, W. A., author, 14:341
Doty, James D.:

career, 15:355, 34:208
explorer, 7:130, 7:132, 13:369, 23:131, 23:135, 23:248, 23:328, 23:347, 23:348n, 31:94
governor/territorial governor, 2:529n, 2:548, 50:315
papers, 13:99, 23:132, 23:329n, 33:345
territorial judge, 25:271
treaty negotiator, 16:149, 16:332, 16:542

Doty, James H., pioneer, 13:119, 16:491
Doty County, 4:242
Doty Island, Winnebago village, 8:238
Douay, Anastasius (Fr.), 11:348
Doucet, Jacques, dress designer, 47:97
Doud, Freeman, pioneer, 23:25
Doud, George W., Winona guard, 45:137n, 45:140

journal, 3:31

Doud, Silas, author, 3:526
Doudna, E. G., author, 7:292
Dougan, Henry K., author, 15:140
Dougan, Mrs. Edward C., 2:575, 4:277, 5:224, 10:340
Dougherty, John A.:

"Films in the Twin Cities 1894-1909," 54:342–358

Dougherty, John A., explorer, 34:285, 44:124n
Dougherty, Mrs. Wallace, 23:390
Dougherty, Richard, author, 40:315
Doughty, Howard, author, 38:200
Doughty, J. E., legislator, 45:228, 45:231, 45:238
Doughty, Sam (Col.), hunter, 33:154
Doughty, Sir Arthur G., editor, 1:71, 13:300
Douglas, Bessie P., 49:63
Douglas, Charles A., 17:165
Douglas, Christopher F., mill owner, 44:169
Douglas, Donald M., "Winona Company and Minnesota National Guard," 45:130–140
Douglas, Edward M., author, 12:199
Douglas, Frederic H., author, 22:189
Douglas, George B., translator, 17:140, 17:145, 32:189, 32:202, 32:208, 32:210, 32:212, 41:43

review by, 5:446–448

Douglas, George Bruce, cereal company founder, 60:256
Douglas, George P., 12:207
Douglas, Henry F., 33:333, 33:337
Douglas, James, trader, 20:72, 40:168n
Douglas, Jesse, photographer, 15:181n
Douglas, Jesse S., author, 22:418, 24:70, 24:253, 31:256

reviews by, 22:409, 31:241

Douglas, John B., 13:92
Douglas, Mahala (Mrs. Walter D.), Titanic survivor, 60:256–257, 60:263, 60:265

personal account of disaster, 60:257, 60:260–261

Douglas, Mrs. ----, trial, 16:451
Douglas, Mrs. George P., author, 6:400, 7:287, 7:360, 10:96, 10:337
Douglas, Paul H., academician, 43:90
Douglas, Robert, author, 10:99
Douglas, Stephen A., 4:249, 21:429, 26:357, 37:113n, 50:312

author, 36:323, 38:202
Minnesota visit, 16:27, 16:98
papers, 16:224
presidential candidate, 24:166, 24:309, 27:14, 28:34–36, 32:19–20, 34:333, 37:45–51, 37:54, 39:175
senator, 14:128, 14:130, 14:164, 23:261–262, 30:196, 30:272, 31:178, 35:242, 43:240, 45:88, 49:130n, 50:310
services to Minnesota, 3:122, 5:121, 6:355
work for Pacific railroad, 6:30–32

Douglas, Thomas. See Selkirk, Thomas Douglas, Earl of (Lord Selkirk)
Douglas, W. H. S., work reviewed, 30:146
Douglas, Wallace B., career, 12:322
Douglas, Walter D., businessman, Titanic victim, 60:256–257, 60:260–261
Douglas, William, author, 9:405, 27:166
Douglas, William O., U.S. Supreme Court justice, 46:149, 47:250

conservationist, 38:91, 40:136

Douglas, William R., "St. Paul's Socialist Draft Resisters," 55:286–301
Douglas County

See also Kensington runestone
agriculture, 19:107
archives, 22:211
emigration from, 23:26
ethnic groups, 2:583, 6:371, 8:374, 12:277, 21:102, 25:318, 39:133–134
first newspaper, 18:467
history, 1:236, 1:410, 2:85–88, 9:77, 10:461, 15:246, 30:161, 30:271, 36:106
Lutheran church, 14:451
map, 3:310
Medical Society, organized, 22:330
notes, 2:202, 6:218
Old Settlers and Pioneers Union, 14:456
organized, 22:344
pioneer life, 18:225
Pioneers and Old Settlers Union, organized, 10:461
politics, 12:194, 36:306, 39:95–96
published histories, 47:76, 50:328
schools, 35:149
settlement, 6:370, 6:373, 6:374n, 7:65–66
War History Committee, 23:390
war history planned, 3:104

Douglas County, Wisconsin, road, 16:289
Douglas County Historical Society (Minnesota), 16:240, 21:334

essay contest, 17:121
meetings, 15:246, 17:120, 17:231, 21:443, 23:296
organized, 13:73, 14:456, 15:71–72, 15:108, 15:135, 29:361
pageant, 17:356
publisher, 50:328

Douglas County Historical Society (Wisconsin), 24:377

exhibit, 34:174
history, 29:273
museum, 20:340, 24:378

Douglas Lumber Company, Bemidji mill, 49:65
Douglass, Arthur G., 3:305, 3:374, 3:465, 3:527, 5:226
Douglass, David B. (Capt.), explorer, 23:129–131, 23:135, 23:240, 23:334, 23:340, 23:347–348, 31:94, 33:345, 35:241

journal, 41:391

Douglass, Ebenezer, Indian agent, 3:306, 3:465, 3:527
Douglass, Frederick (Frederic), abolitionist, 3:465, 11:157–158, 40:12, 44:67, 47:309, 49:44, 61:79

publisher, 43:283

Douglass, Harl R., author/speaker, 12:418, 15:219
Douglass, Ralph E., 3:374
Douglass, William, historian, 44:216
Douglas Township, Stevens County, name, 4:249
Dousman, Hercules L., 25:272, 27:164, 32:72

career, 13:223, 15:383
depicted, 17:345, 42:132
house, 17:344, 20:76, 20:339, 20:443, 24:242, 25:314, 25:409, 26:359, 28:71, 31:57, 37:40
in Indian affairs, 16:97
papers, 2:118n, 3:37, 5:61, 5:224, 12:426, 16:73, 18:439, 20:337, 21:412, 26:363
steamboating interests, 13:233–235, 13:239
trader, 3:117, 8:349–350, 11:384, 13:225–226, 13:229, 13:231, 13:237, 15:384, 18:193, 19:95, 22:205–206, 22:278, 30:72, 30:259, 32:79–80, 36:260, 40:23–25, 40:29–30, 40:81, 41:217, 41:218n, 42:125–126, 42:129–134, 42:136, 42:139, 50:316, 50:318–319

Dousman, Hercules L., Jr., 9:59, 12:426
Dousman, Louis, speaker, 17:344
Dousman, Michael, trader, 40:186

papers, 5:376

Dousman, Mrs. Hercules L., 17:345, 20:79
Dousman family, 10:85

at Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, 24:161

Douthit, Davis, author, 30:66
Douville, James, 3:49, 8:113, 16:257
Douville, Raymond, author, 28:370
Dovre Township, Kandiyohi County, Farmers' Alliance, 4:338
Dow, Daniel E., trapper, 3:154
Dow, James J., Dr., 7:189
Dow, L. U., 25:26
Dow, Lorenzo, revivalist, 24:113
Dow, Louis F., St. Paul, calendar company, 58:355
Dowd, Pearl, 13:390
Dowd, Zinah, 25:147
Dowdall, A. S., lawyer, 47:136, 47:138
Dowdey, Clifford, author, 28:173
Dowell, A. A., author, 17:227

speaker, 14:122, 21:436, 27:80

Dowie, J. A., 43:19n
Dowie, James Iverne, author, 37:39

work reviewed, 38:381, 41:149

Dowlan, ----, police officer, 47:241
Dowling, Austin (Archbishop), 20:92, 25:305, 39:159–160, 50:131

career, 35:155
educator, 33:223
portrait, 12:433

Dowling, Edward J., author, 36:32
Dowling, John, 45:87
Dowling, La Moine M., 59:252
Dowling, Michael J., 4:31, 5:309, 12:421, 14:117, 24:181

obituary, 4:165
papers, 27:56
sketches, 5:321, 5:470
teacher, 34:173

Dowling, Mrs. Michael J., speaker, 5:266, 5:276–277, 5:309, 5:430, 6:23
Dowling, Mrs. W. L., 9:220n
Dowling School, St. Paul, 14:117
Downer, College, Milwaukee, 48:246n
Downer, Harry, author, 13:111
Downer, John B., land officer, 39:86, 39:91
Downes, P. G., author, 36:151
Downey, Fairfax, work reviewed, 22:409
Downey, John F., sketch, 4:94
Downey, Matthew T., work reviewed, 48:130
Downey, William (Lt.), 42:100–104, 42:107, 42:114
Downie, Mark W. (Capt.), 25:249
Downing, Andrew Jackson, 20:130, 20:138, 25:111, 31:148

architect, 27:125, 37:192, 38:343, 42:25, 49:282
house, 37:193

Downing, Margaret D., 27:147
Downing, William, speaker, 27:365
Downs, Edwin (Edward) J., lawsuit, 48:329
Downs, Lynwood G., author, 26:370, 27:187, 27:343, 32:255, 46:304

"Music Moves West," 32:239–242
reviews by, 26:364, 35:328
"The Soldier Vote," 26:187–210
speaker, 28:178
"The Writings of Albert Wolff," 27:327–329

Downs, Mrs. Lynwood G., 27:240
Downs, William H., quartermaster, 46:319, 46:322
Downs, Winfield S., editor, 22:104
Downtown Council, Minneapolis, 58:300
Downtown Park, St. Paul, baseball stadium, 58:345–346
Downwind, Winnie, Ojibwe, 61:202
Dowse, Sean, playwright, 60:138
Dowsing (water witching), in United States, 36:324
Doyle, Augusta (Mrs. James), 59:336
Doyle, Denis, schoolmaster, 48:16
Doyle, H. N., 4:289
Doyle, James, depot foreman, 59:336
Doyle, James, police chief, 4:199
Doyle, John J., probation officer, 35:289
Doyle, Thomas H, author, 13:336
Dr. Franklin (Old Doctor), steamboat, 2:104, 3:531, 6:34, 7:55n, 7:60, 7:100
Dr. Franklin No. 1, steamboat, 11:128, 11:136, 12:164n, 17:293n, 17:301, 18:230, 19:139–140, 20:383, 22:58n, 29:203, 31:211, 31:217, 33:112, 35:102, 37:10
Dr. Franklin No. 2, steamboat, 7:55, 7:105, 13:233, 18:373, 22:156, 29:204, 30:196, 30:201, 35:355, 37:311, 46:72
Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm, 34:170, 47:173–174
Drache, Hiram M., 41:248, 42:313

review by, 40:303
work reviewed, 39:206, 42:194, 45:302, 46:38, 46:252–253, 49:33–34, 49:346–347

Drache, Hiram M., author, 58:247
Draeger, Earl, 25:41
Draeyer, Andries, sketch, 5:465
Draft, U.S. Army, 43:186, 43:193–194
Drager, Lowell C., 59:311
Drago, Harry S., work reviewed, 40:307
Drake, ----, 17:154
Drake, A. J., lumberman, 24:201
Drake, Alva M., 7:299
Drake, Benjamin, speaker, 13:341, 13:428, 42:184

papers, 29:49

Drake, Carl B., author, 33:312, 36:70, 38:92
Drake, Daniel, Dr., author, 26:143, 46:21

work reviewed, 29:338

Drake, Diane, author, work reviewed, 62:164
Drake, Elias F., 3:428, 7:309

author, 3:370
speaker, 49:298–299

Drake, Francis, explorer, 9:179
Drake, Harry T., author, 1:399, 3:146, 3:322, 8:59
Drake, Henry, 3:146
Drake, Hiram, 25:254
Drake, J. H., author, 42:224
Drake, J. R., 29:24
Drake, Marian, speaker, 30:79, 30:165, 30:277
Drake, Robert B., work reviewed, 46:302
Drake, Robert M., work reviewed, 47:38
Drake, Thomas E., "Quakers in Minnesota," 18:249–266
Drake family, in Rice County, 20:355
Drama

See also Theater and theaters
Northwest, 5:70
at old Fort Snelling, 7:274
Stillwater, 8:211
Twin Cities, 8:206

Draper, Lyman C., 1:5, 1:94, 5:152, 7:352

author, 48:42
biography, 34:119
editor, 23:132
historian, 20:173, 27:164, 33:311, 38:200
letters, 1:374
papers, 35:146
sketch, 4:286

Draper Collection, 4:11, 4:286, 5:152, 7:352

calendar, 1:98
value, 1:96

Draxten, Nina, author, 40:357, 41:98

work reviewed, 45:251

Dreadnaught, steamboat, 30:187
Dregni, Eric, author, work reviewed, 60:298, 61:287, 62:44
Dreher, Otto, actor, 32:103–104
Dreidoppel, David, travels, 49:207
Dreiser, Theodore, author, 14:201, 19:437, 62:73, 62:75
Drenning, June. See Holmquist, June (Mrs. Donald C.)
Drepperd, Carl W., author, 31:53
Dresbach, Michael R., letters, 17:466, 18:48
Dresden, Donald, work reviewed, 42:194
Dresselhuis, Ellen, attorney, 61:65
Dressmakers and dressmaking:

depicted, 47:93, 47:95, 47:98–99
techniques, 47:93–99
women, 47:93–99, 49:60–61, 50:67, 50:146

Dreuillettes, Gabriel (Fr.), missionary, 15:163, 15:168, 15:170n
Drew, Benjamin, diary, 5:397, 19:211, 20:34
Drew, Carter, 12:125
Drew, Charles, 4:59
Drew, Daniel, 2:409
Drew, Edward B., pioneer, 14:264, 14:280, 16:71, 20:159, 23:318, 23:320

papers, 4:172, 7:41, 7:95, 7:216

Drew, James M., 4:172
Drew, John, trader, 7:269n
Drew, S. J. (Rev.), pioneer, 13:343
Drew, Theophilus (Rev.), 26:243
Drew, W. M., 45:137n, 45:140
Drew, Wayland, work reviewed, 45:205
Drewes, Elsye M., author, 20:102
Drewry, Elizabeth B., author, 23:389
Drexel, Anthony B., 48:166
Drexel, Anthony J., Jr., relief commissioner, 42:61
Drexel, Elizabeth, 48:166
Drexel, Katharine, philanthropist, 48:166, 48:168, 49:264

depicted, 48:167
establishes religious order, 48:167

Drexel, Louise, 48:166
Drexel Institute of Art, Science, and Industry, Philadelphia, 62:30
Drexler, Effie, 9:259
Dreyer, Andreas, sketch, 5:465
Drier, Roy, author, 35:247
Drifter, The (Kahboka), Sioux leader, 21:169, 38:147
Driggs, Howard R., work reviewed, 35:290
Drimmer, Frederick, compiler, 38:384
Drips, J. H., author, 37:224
Driscoll, Arthur B., sketch, 9:316
Driscoll, Frederick, editor/publisher, 3:477, 5:496, 48:314
Driscoll, Helen, author, 5:323, 5:397
Driscoll, John, 46:208
Drivewell patent, lawsuit, 23:180
Drought, W. W., Dr., author, 20:103
Drouillard, George, 48:346
Drouillard, Nelson, carpenter, 18:209
Droulers, Charles, author, 22:207
Drug stores and druggists:

depicted, 41:31, 46:266
Minneapolis, 41:29–30
St. Paul, 3:382, 4:112, 4:116, 4:121, 7:375
trade card depicted, 43:273

Druid Horn Players, 22:115
Drumm, Stella M., editor, 4:80, 39:261

letter, 3:444
speaker, 6:305

Drummond, Lake County:

on map, 34:179
railroad, 34:180

Drummond Hall, Minneapolis, 45:59, 45:61
Drummond Island, Lake Huron, Michigan:

British post, 18:184n, 23:143, 47:30, 48:67
described, 4:367
Indian rendezvous, 17:81

Drums, manufacture, 49:36–37
DRUMS (Determination of Rights and Unity for Menominee Shareholders), history, 48:173
Drury, Charles F., 16:355
Drury, John, 25:201

work reviewed, 29:72, 30:141

Drury, Newton B., author, 31:249, 47:89
Dryden, Hugh L., 33:245
Dryden Township, Sibley County:

1860 vote, 28:36
settlement, 34:219

Dryer, Mrs. R. C., speaker, 10:232
Drysdale, Albert F., 47:88–89
Drywood, Todd County, history, 15:371
Dual City Blue Book, clothing ads, 49:61
Dubach, Ana King, 25:17
Du Barry, Beekman (Lt.), with Stevens expedition, 7:131–132, 7:135–136, 7:138
Dubay, ----, 4:371
Du Bay, Jean Baptiste, trial, 27:238
Dube, Vivien G., author, 24:378, 29:273
Dublin, Ireland, emigration headquarters, 9:341
Dublinsky, ----. See Ehrlichman, Walter, language interpreter
Du Bois, Ben, speaker, 37:40
Du Bois, Cornelia A., "Operatic Pioneers," 33:317–325
Dubois, Indiana, German settlement, 28:246
Du Bois, J. A., Dr., author/speaker, 8:264, 9:312
Du Bois, Jan, softball player, 58:216, 58:220
Du Bois, Julian F., Dr., author, 17:220
Du Bois, W. E. B., black leader, 31:244, 43:289, 43:296, 48:221, 59:64

author, 43:40

Dubois County, Indiana, settlement, 4:179
Dubos, Jean-Baptiste, letters, 19:396–397
Dubourg, L. William (Bishop), 11:306
Dubow, Irvine, 49:257
Dubow, Lillian, 49:257
Dubuque, Iowa:

in 1849, 7:57
archdiocese, 15:212, 19:460
beginnings, 22:97–98
bishopric, 18:436
Catholicism introduced, 3:313
climate, 20:161n
depicted, 17:148n, 25:110, 34:21, 34:136
diocese, 7:177, 7:359, 8:27, 8:30, 8:32–37, 9:68
frontier city, 49:346
land office, 12:383, 28:284
lead mines, 8:103, 9:358, 12:76, 18:434, 23:344n
newspapers, 17:300
post office, 40:87
railroad, 36:5
river port, 11:130, 11:143, 12:159, 17:152, 17:413, 26:132, 26:272, 29:318, 30:5, 33:116, 39:298, 48:86
sawmill, 27:190
stage lines, 7:300, 11:401–402, 12:166, 30:69
theater, 23:313
trade center, 13:240, 27:19, 34:17–18, 34:22–23
Twin Cities and, 7:105

Dubuque, Julien, 9:358, 28:184

biographies, 5:71, 12:76, 13:439
grave, 17:152, 17:300
miner, 23:344n

Dubuque, steamboat, 2:290, 11:104, 17:151, 17:295, 37:296
Dubuque and St. Paul Packet Company, 2:297
Dubuque Packet Company, agents, 48:121
Dubuque Visitor, first Iowa newspaper, 3:532, 14:447
Duc, Henri, 3:57
Ducatel, J. T., 12:83
Ducharme, Cleophas, petitioner, 49:186
Ducharme, Julie, 8:31, 8:34–37, 8:49
Duchene, Henry J., 49:124 (facing)
Duchesneau, Jacques, 22:60
Duchouquette, Francois, 15:428
Duckett, Kenneth W., author, 34:313
Duck stamps, guide, 49:259
DuCrozet, Jean, author, 46:232
Duddles, R. E., 14:119
Duddy, Edward A., author, 12:201, 16:350
Duden, Gottfried, author, 6:51, 6:114, 7:351
Dudevant, Amentine L. A. (George Sand), 20:137
Dudgeon, Anthony, papers, 5:307
Dudley, H. H. (Cpl.), 1:478
Dudley, Henry, architect, 50:263
Dudley, Ian, artist, work depicted, 55:373
Dudley, James P., 3:323, 3:482
Dudley Riggs troupe, 44:235
Due, John F., work reviewed, 37:131
Duerk, Hilarion, author, 21:456, 22:333
Duerr, Joseph, 32:41
Duesenberg automobile, 40:148
Duesenberg brothers, auto builders, 43:110n
Duesterhoeft, Mrs. William, 12:339
Dufault, Joseph, 2:12
Dufault, Josette C., 2:12
Dufault, Josette R., 2:12
Dufault, Louis, trader, 5:224
Dufault, Michelle, sketch, 2:12
Dufaut, ----, trader, 11:359, 20:10, 28:147n
Duff, Louis B., author, 13:431
Duff, Philip, author, 35:382
Duff, Philip S., Jr., review by, 47:251–252
Duff, William L. (Lt. Col.), 42:47n
Dufferin, Frederick T. Blackwood, Marquis of:

letters, 34:357
in Manitoba, 21:261

Duffey, Clark, 46:281
Duffield, Henry M. (Lt.), 39:194
Duffield, William W. (Col.), 39:193–194
Duffney, Patricia, work reviewed, 45:207
Duffus, Mrs. William, author, 12:211
Duffus, R. L., author, 15:476
Duffy, Consuela M. (Sr.), author, 49:264
Duffy, William F., map maker, 5:266, 40:125n
Duford, J., 15:425
DuFresne, R. A., work reviewed, 49:308
Dugan, James E., work reviewed, 25:280
du Gay, Picard. See Auguelle, Antoine
Dugre, Alexandre, author, 19:348
Du Gua de Monts, Pierre, trader, 40:188
Duin, Edgar C.:

"Peter M. Gideon," 44:96–103
"Settlers' Periodical," 33:29–34

Dukinfield, Arthur S., editor, 7:302, 21:450
Dukinfield, Herbert, 7:302
Dulac, Adam, 6:319
Duley, William J., scout, 39:234, 39:237
Du Lhut, Daniel Greysolon, sieur, explorer, 2:449, 4:339–340, 5:15, 5:492, 6:41, 6:261–262, 7:311, 8:118, 8:232, 9:144, 9:148, 9:171, 9:264, 9:395, 9:415, 10:177, 10:196, 11:204, 12:307, 12:354, 12:361, 12:435, 14:215, 15:100, 16:193, 16:349, 16:418n, 16:449, 16:453, 18:193, 18:233, 19:276, 19:278, 19:286, 19:313, 20:68, 21:348, 22:327, 22:352, 23:58, 25:372, 30:224, 30:375, 32:186, 35:292, 36:70, 37:68, 37:114, 42:65, 44:279, 46:303

author, 2:189, 2:383
birthplace, 46:228–232
career, 11:328, 13:439, 15:238
depicted, 46:230
family, 46:231
in fiction, 36:76–77
fort, 19:280
memorial, 5:243
post, 2:192
rescues Hennepin, 14:371, 21:92, 46:229, 47:58, 49:131n
sketches, 2:200, 5:451, 8:108, 9:265
trader, 3:364, 10:437, 11:357, 11:385
will, 20:452, 26:262

Dulles, Foster R., author, 21:422
Dulles, John Foster, U.S. Secretary of State, 38:240, 61:219
Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway (Missabe Road), 27:300, 49:347

See also Duluth and Iron Range Railroad
described, 30:378
history, 35:152, 40:48, 43:152
locomotives, 49:259
ore hauler, 25:307, 26:77, 36:281
surveyed, 27:263

Duluth, Missabe and Northern Railway, 11:416, 32:150, 41:86, 41:114, 43:152–153

construction, 10:76
financed, 37:124

Duluth, Mississippi River, and Northern Railway (Wooden Shoe), 41:353

built, 21:439

Duluth, Rainy Lake and Winnipeg Railroad, history, 9:300
Duluth, Red Wing and Southern Railroad, 35:17, 35:21
Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway, 7:231, 41:347

history, 39:263

Duluth, St. Cloud, Glencoe and Mankato Railroad, history, 13:342
Duluth, St. Louis County:

in 1872, 8:397–400
in 1918 fire, 48:272–274, 49:202–203
athletics, 39:19
attitude toward park, 42:251–257
award recipient, 44:314
Benedictines in, 8:227, 17:219, 33:58–60, 33:294
blacks, 61:361
Board of Public Works, officers, 47:190–191
Board of Trade, history, 35:99
bridges, 23:290, 24:62, 60:44 (facing)
chiropractors, 59:203–204, 59:211n
chronology, 12:454
churches, 11:118, 14:452, 15:243, 16:299, 17:378–379, 19:106, 20:468, 25:102, 25:324, 26:96, 27:82, 28:83, 28:294, 37:110n, 39:299, 49:242–243, 49:247, 49:250, 50:126, 50:266
circus performance, 48:320, 59:23
city charter, 47:197
city government, 30:144, 59:302
climate, 17:260, 20:452, 30:154, 49:155
Cooke's visit, 4:299
courthouse, 47:195, 48:276, 49:315
crime, 47:189, 47:194, 47:196–198
depicted/described, 10:214, 10:443, 20:64, 20:193, 20:453, 21:154, 21:157, 28:279, 28:350, 29:167, 30:55, 30:142, 32:150, 32:194, 33:65, 33:67–68, 34:71, 37:3–4, 37:109–118, 41:384, 43:222, 46:56, 47:189, 47:195, 47:197, 48:220, 49:174, 50:216 (facing)
diocese, 3:232
economic conditions, 11:466, 14:103, 17:214, 17:218, 19:405, 20:83, 20:336, 20:345, 22:374, 25:102, 33:67, 34:358, 35:152, 36:189, 37:119–125
elevators, 37:17–18, 37:99
ethnic groups, 12:436, 18:453, 24:226, 25:186, 25:319, 25:325, 25:327, 30:156, 31:29, 36:320, 39:131, 48:44, 48:175
explored, 46:228–229
in fiction, 31:134, 37:5, 37:9
fisheries and fishing industry, 28:349, 34:245–246, 34:249, 46:42, 46:51, 46:55, 46:57–58
food conservation efforts during World War I, 59:274–275
forest fire, 3:99
founded, 11:433, 14:232, 32:90n, 32:186, 37:89–100, 37:112n
GAR encampments, 16:431, 16:441
geology, 15:131, 39:132
gold fever, 44:46, 44:49, 44:51
growth, 10:101, 10:159, 42:315, 47:189
guide, 47:39
harbor, 3:222, 3:381, 3:474, 5:74, 8:313, 9:396, 43:40, 43:90, 46:55, 48:141
historical meetings, 4:331–350, 12:281–284, 19:308–317
historic sites, 20:217, 34:314, 37:64, 43:156, 59:65
history, 1:319, 4:98, 4:257–259, 5:376, 5:450, 6:413, 7:94, 10:96, 13:77–80, 22:111, 26:276, 27:252, 31:246, 34:177, 37:347, 41:343, 43:156
Home Guard, 47:172
horticulture, 36:327
hospitals, 48:276, 49:39
hotel, 12:107, 37:110n, 37:117, 48:274
ice racing, 41:383
immigrant home, 8:85, 8:400
industries, 18:343, 36:103
jail cell and police station damages depicted, 59:26–27
Ku Klux Klan activities, 61:362, 61:365
labor, 58:291
labor unions, 3:312, 21:393, 22:376–377, 22:380, 27:352, 40:342, 40:347
Ladies Library Association, 22:362
land office, 6:258, 6:284, 6:291, 12:384, 12:387, 16:360
land platting, 22:349
Lewis residence, 49:173–175
libraries, 22:361–365
Library Association, 20:363
lighthouse, 15:360
logging and lumber industry, 7:14, 7:46, 29:141, 36:158, 36:162–163, 43:123–124
lynchings, 57:420, 61:361
lynching site depicted, 59:23
lynching trials, 59:22–35
mail service, 16:285, 16:287
map, 50:216 (facing)
medicine, 19:226, 22:330
memorial to lynching victims, 59:33
milling center, 10:179, 21:150, 25:78, 30:242
mongoose controversy, 39:297
Morgan Park, 47:78
music, 21:116, 39:323
name, 22:351, 26:250, 28:78, 47:315
newspapers, 14:359, 18:472, 25:327, 47:251, 47:335
pageants, 2:200, 6:312, 9:424
pioneer life, 12:107, 20:363, 21:195, 21:414, 25:313, 28:78, 38:42
police, 47:194–198, 59:24–27, 59:31, 59:33
politics, 34:229, 38:303, 39:105, 39:344, 41:8, 41:31, 41:33, 42:166, 43:55, 47:189–199
population, 46:54–55, 61:361
port, 12:442, 13:40–41, 14:232–233, 16:288, 19:113, 19:405, 21:422, 22:437, 24:62, 26:77, 27:353, 28:69, 28:252, 31:58, 31:229, 32:126, 33:66, 34:1 (cover), 34:12–14, 34:75, 35:294, 37:39, 37:89 (cover), 37:91, 37:94–100, 37:115, 38:386, 39:211, 40:359
post office, 15:467, 34:185, 37:114
preservation, 43:156, 46:76
professional boxing matches, 59:77
railroads, 2:301, 2:314, 6:144, 7:225–226, 7:230–231, 8:387–388, 8:394, 8:401, 18:78, 21:239, 22:379, 25:412, 28:284, 29:13, 29:17, 33:15, 33:61–63, 33:69, 35:21, 35:364, 37:38, 37:96, 37:101–118, 40:247, 41:180, 43:62, 46:43, 46:54, 60:5, 61:254
recruiting station, 21:207
roads, 16:282–299, 19:103, 28:381
schools, 17:469
ship canal, 26:291, 27:72, 30:397
sister-city relationships, 61:350
sketches, 3:230, 10:197
sports clubs, 36:89, 58:248 (facing)
strikes, 41:88–91, 42:205, 59:25
Superior Street depicted, 59:32
taconite plant, 34:277–279, 34:283, 39:163
temperance society, 22:391, 22:392n
theaters, 26:291, 28:109, 32:100, 33:41, 33:242
transportation, 7:222, 7:301, 20:468, 21:291, 30:267, 49:314, 49:316
Twain visits, 17:375, 17:378–380, 45:322
Twin Cities and, 7:226, 7:230–232
utilities, 25:315, 47:190–199
War History Committee, 23:390, 24:84, 24:186, 24:376, 25:94
war memorial, 3:111
water-filtration plant, 59:296, 59:300–302, 59:304–305
wheat market, 8:181, 10:332
in World War II, 25:94, 26:175
YMCA, 48:276

Duluth, Superior, and Western Railway, 41:353
Duluth, Virginia, and Rainy Lake Railroad, history, 9:300
Duluth Air Force Base, 61:221
Duluth and Iron Range Railroad, 10:34, 41:91, 43:152

See also Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway
anniversary, 5:318
built, 11:415, 12:285, 33:258, 40:412
dock, 34:266
first locomotive, 12:284, 19:336
history, 5:309, 19:113, 26:174
route, 27:203, 34:178–180, 34:184, 34:276, 61:13, 61:22n
sold, 33:221
workers building roads, 61:15

Duluth and North Dakota Railroad Company, 48:177
Duluth and Northeastern Railroad, logging road, 19:113, 24:264, 27:300, 27:308, 34:181, 34:184, 40:361
Duluth and Northern Minnesota Railroad:

fishing excursions, 59:233
logging road, 27:301, 27:307, 34:179, 34:181–184

Duluth and Superior railroad, 12:182
Duluth and Winnipeg Railroad, 24:278n, 40:392, 43:181

See also Great Northern Railroad

Duluth Armory, 48:275

refugee station, 48:273, 48:276, 48:278, 49:202–203

Duluth Art Institute, 49:163
Duluth Automobile Club, 38:208
Duluth Boat Club, 4:333, 4:345
Duluth Building and Loan Association, 37:123
Duluth Chamber of Commerce, 4:311, 4:333, 4:340, 4:345, 4:347, 5:450, 28:390, 34:69, 46:4, 59:302

officers, 47:197

Duluth Children's Home, built, 34:44
Duluth Clearing House Association, 37:122
Duluth Commercial Club, conservation activities, 44:27
Duluth Common Council, 47:191, 47:193–194, 47:197
Duluth Commonwealth, political interests, 47:192
Duluth Evening Herald:

history, 14:359
political interests, 47:192, 47:196

Duluth Fish Company, 47:191
Duluth Grand Opera House, 28:98
Duluth Herald:

on Ku Klux Klan, 61:362
lynchings and lynching trial reports, 59:22, 59:24–25, 59:27, 59:33, 59:34n

Duluth Homesteads, community housing project, 46:2–16

finances, 46:4–5, 46:7, 46:15–16
liquidated, 46:16

Duluth Kelleys, professional football team, 59:169
Duluth Library Association, 26:386
Duluth National Bank, 37:122, 46:16
Duluth News Tribune:

cartoons, 41:88, 41:308
depicted, 59:31
on Kinney's secession, 62:23
on New Chase Hotel, 61:279
photographer, 48:214
politics, 47:192, 47:196

Duluth Posten, file acquired, 15:468
Duluth Public Library, 18:95, 22:362, 22:364

anniversary, 22:351
history, 10:101, 21:456

Duluth Savings Bank, 13:78, 37:120–121
Duluth Skandinav, history, 19:106
Duluth Ski Club, 17:228, 34:218
Duluth Skin-Divers Club, history, 35:278–281
Duluth State Normal School, 13:79, 28:76
Duluth Symphony Orchestra, founded, 26:276, 27:367
Duluth Tribune:

history, 10:101
in Nelson-Kindred campaign, 5:97

Duluth truck, 43:98
Duluth Typographical Union, history, 17:363
Duluth Union National Bank, 37:122
Duluth Water and Gas Company:

franchise, 25:315
political influence, 47:192
sold to city, 47:190–191, 47:193–194

Duluth Woman's Club, 17:357
Duly, Mrs. W. J., Sioux captive, 1:448

ransom, 1:449n

Duly, W. J., Indian scout, 1:471, 1:477–478

in Sioux uprising, 1:448, 1:469

Dumaresq, Edna, 41:162
Dumond, Dwight L., work reviewed, 18:302
DuMond, Frank V., 47:7
DuMont, Allen B., 46:279
Dumoulin, Joseph S. N. (Abbe):

at Pembina, 8:195
sketch, 4:287

Dumoulin, Severe (Fr.), 14:284, 21:432, 24:42
Dumphy, Charles, 11:459
Dumser, John S., 47:134
Dun, Finlay, author, 3:538
Dunaway, David K., work reviewed, 49:345–346
Dunbar, ----, 19:136–137
Dunbar, George W., rector, 50:265
Dunbar, Henry W., composer, 22:131
Dunbar, John B., 20:174
Dunbar, Ralph, 33:325
Dunbar, Seymour, editor, 9:191
Dunbar, Willis F., author, 34:333, 41:389
Duncan, Charles A., relief commissioner, 48:278
Duncan, Dayton, work reviewed, 59:91–92
Duncan, James P., sells Seth Eastman works, 42:259–260, 42:267, 45:81 (facing)
Duncan, Kenneth, author, 40:412
Duncan, Matthew, pioneer printer, 15:13
Duncan, Todd, singer, 39:63
Duncan and Barry, St. Paul, trade card depicted, 43:274
Duncanson, Charles A., author, 17:488, 18:116, 18:228, 18:341, 21:454, 27:80
Duncanson, Robert S., artist, 46:233
Dundas, Rice County:

baseball club, 19:169–170
camp meeting, 31:82
church architecture, 50:263, 50:265–268
churches, 12:453, 17:212, 18:118
cooperage business, 22:373
history, 21:115
mills, 11:274–275, 11:278–279, 12:453, 18:118, 18:342
mounds, 16:308
name, 11:275n
railroads, 61:251

Dungan, Samuel, letters, 34:310
Dungay, N. S., Dr., speaker, 27:363
D'Unger, Robert (Dr. Dintler), 8:400
Dunham, Charles A., 3:467
Dunham, R. S., author, 10:94, 17:227, 18:107
Dunikoski, Frederick, bus-line president, 49:311
Duniway, Clyde A., 6:257, 7:191, 10:205, 10:209, 11:15, 11:117, 13:121, 15:138, 16:67, 16:124, 16:241, 17:70, 17:123, 17:312, 18:111, 18:335, 19:64, 19:118

author, 11:337, 15:109, 17:226
Daniel Webster and the West, 9:3–15
reviews by, 8:82, 15:102
speaker, 6:268, 7:45, 7:183, 8:52, 8:55, 8:100, 8:445, 9:60, 10:57, 10:230, 11:52–53, 13:73, 13:292, 13:344, 15:80, 16:66

Dunkards, in Minnesota, 13:448, 31:119
Dunkl, Mary. See Burda, Mary Dunkl
Dunlap, ----, 7:336
Dunlap, Alexander, 25:356
Dunlap, Leslie W., author, 25:390
Dunlap, Rose M., 3:223, 46:136
Dunlap, Roy J., author, 30:69, 30:273, 33:313, 37:43

speaker, 16:67, 17:69

Dunlap, William, historian, 25:356, 50:225
Dunlap Island, St. Louis River, Carlton County, fire-relief center, 48:274, 48:281
Dunleith, Illinois, railroad, 17:413, 34:18, 34:23
Dunleith (Illinois) stagecoach line, 61:250
Dunlevy, Ursula (Sr.), author, 23:186, 23:287
Dunlop, Alice M., speaker, 5:157
Dunlop, Tiger, explorer, 25:273
Dunn, ----, trader, 11:261
Dunn, Alice Monfort, 43:303

"People and Places in Old St. Paul," 33:1–6

Dunn, Andrew C., author, 1:346, 1:413, 2:206, 26:203, 26:205
Dunn, E. S., 13:342
Dunn, Freddie, bank robber, 62:128
Dunn, Harvey, biography, 42:78
Dunn, Howard H., legislator, 33:157, 33:160, 44:150, 44:152
Dunn, Irene, author, 14:360
Dunn, Jack, depicted, 41:284
Dunn, James Taylor, author, 23:75, 30:387, 31:56, 31:256, 34:316, 35:204, 36:72, 36:106, 37:44, 37:348, 38:336, 42:36, 42:80, 42:313, 43:316, 45:193, 45:256, 47:120

award recipient, 44:236
compiler, 36:194
depicted, 44:154, 46:139
"Du Luth's Birthplace," 46:228–232
editor, 33:1–6
librarian, 31:11, 32:58, 34:220, 40:269–270, 41:248, 43:77
"Mail for Pioneers," 36:206–215
"MHS Collections," 42:70–72
"Minnesota's Oldest Courthouse," 38:186–189
"The Minnesota State Prison," 37:137–151
"Popular Music," 44:121–141
reviews by, 31:245, 34:350, 36:100, 36:322, 38:39, 39:207, 40:310, 40:406, 41:389, 42:77, 43:315, 44:80, 48:132
speaker, 35:52, 36:152
"St. Paul's Schubert Club," 39:51–64
"The St. Croix Valley Welcomes the Iron Horse," 35:358–364
work reviewed, 31:185, 36:62, 38:333, 39:290, 41:197, 44:232–233, 48:92, 49:37, 50:170

Dunn, John B., Dr., St. Cloud physician, 33:295
Dunn, John W. G., photographer, 36:215n, 37:137 (cover), 41:284, 43:316, 44:41 (facing)
Dunn, Maria Bach (Mrs. James T.), translator, 40:265–278
Dunn, Marshall B., pioneer, 11:333

sheriff, 60:53–54, 60:56–59

Dunn, Mildred. See Strain, Mildred
Dunn, Robert C., politician, 3:146, 3:300, 4:468, 5:491, 8:210, 16:99, 33:159, 36:117, 36:120, 43:253, 48:184n
Dunn, Roy E., speaker, 24:385, 27:363, 30:278
Dunn, Samuel, brakeman, 30:239
Dunn, Thomas, 15:96
Dunn, Tom, artistic center director, 60:135–137
Dunn, W. W., author, 20:445
Dunn, Winslow W., legislator, 35:346–348
Dunne, Finley P. (Mr. Dooly), 20:421
Dunne, Grant, labor leader, 42:7, 42:14–15, 50:108, 50:111–112
Dunne, Miles, labor leader, 42:7, 42:12, 42:15, 50:108, 50:111, 50:112n
Dunne, Vincent (Ray), labor leader, 18:191–192, 42:5, 42:7, 42:12, 42:14–15, 50:108, 50:111–112
Dunne, William H., author, 34:132
Dunne brothers, labor leaders, 23:197
Dunnell, Mark H., speaker, 8:308

papers, 1:537

Dunnell, Mark L., congressman, 28:349, 37:319
Dunnell, Warren B., 1:537
Dunnigan, E. H., mediator, 42:8–12, 42:14, 42:15n
Dunning, Alice, actress, 28:110
Dunning, Clarence H., businessman/artist, work depicted, 60:44 (facing)
Dunning, Jesse J., labor leader, 42:174, 49:74–75
Dunning, Sadie, 5:471
Dunning, William A., 25:68
Dunn Township, Otter Tail County, history, 11:116
Dunphy, James, author, 18:338, 19:364
Dunsany, Lord, quoted, 9:217
Dunsmoor, Bessie, 48:195
Dunsmoor, Frederick A., dean, 49:334, 49:336

in body-snatching incident, 49:334–336

Dunsmoor, James A., 44:166
Dunstedter, Eddie, musician, 44:136
Dunsworth, Jeanne, review by, 42:158
Dunsworth, Richard B., 41:199

review by, 42:158
work reviewed, 45:40

Dunwiddie, Foster W., "Mills on Minnehaha Creek," 44:162–174
Dunwoody, Kate (Mrs. William H.), house, 46:195
Dunwoody, William H., 33:333, 33:336–337, 34:204, 48:266

biography, 1:343
business agent, 58:280, 58:311
career, 11:328, 29:88
house, 46:195
papers, 46:156
quoted, 41:5
wheat buyer, 6:146

Dunwoody family, 41:202
Dunwoody Industrial Institute, Minneapolis, 41:334, 50:110

in World War I, 3:134, 28:349

Duomato, Lamia, author, 47:212
Du Parque, F., author, 21:370
Du Plessis, ----, trader, 11:259
Du Pont Company, ordnance works contractor, 49:224–226
Dupre, J. Huntley, author, 29:103, 30:291, 39:264

"E. D. Neill's Gospel of Minnesota," 30:202–219
reviews by, 29:65, 35:87, 39:337
speaker, 30:264, 36:72
work reviewed, 30:244

Dupree, A. Hunter, work reviewed, 36:26
Duprez and Benedict, minstrel troupe, 28:110
Du Priest, Gladys H., author, 15:253

"The Waseca County Horse Thief Detectives," 13:153–157

Du Puis, Hypolite, clerk, 55:188–189

house, 19:235, 20:343, 23:192, 37:60–61, 55:189–190, 55:193–194

Duquesne, Michel Ange, governor of New France, 19:289, 32:229–230, 32:234–237
Durand, ----, trader, 21:123, 21:126–127, 21:130, 21:132

at Grand Portage, 21:145

Durand, Arthur (Rev.), speaker, 19:232, 20:458
Durand, Asher B. See Durang
Durand, Loyal, Jr., author, 30:154
Durand, Paul C., work reviewed, 49:163
Durand, Rene, cartographer, 49:163
Durand Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:133
Durang [Asher B. Durand?], artist, 17:142
Du Ranquet, Dominique, missionary, 39:309–310
Durant, Edward W. (Capt.), lumberman, 2:206, 3:77n, 18:175, 18:177, 31:34–36, 31:39, 61:34–35
Durant, Kate, speaker, 30:77
Durant, W. C., 43:101
Durant, Wheeler, and Company, Stillwater, 18:178
Durant, Will, 17:92
Duratschek, Mary C. (Sr.), author, 29:173
Durbin, Deanna, actress, 60:162
Durbin, William, work reviewed, 59:352
Durenberger, David, politician, 47:254, 61:352
Durey, Mary, centennial queen, 30:177
Durfee, C. S., 7:299
Durfee, George H., 7:93
Durfee, W. R., pioneer, 24:354
Durfee, Waite D., Jr., author, 35:336
Durfee and Peck, traders, 34:325
Durgan, Michael, tavernkeeper, 11:459
Durham, J. W., pioneer, 8:310, 16:492, 18:273, 22:349, 24:320, 24:324

author, 8:450

Durham, Lord Bishop of, author, 6:296
Durham, Walter T., work reviewed, 48:315
Durham boat, 22:144n
Durocher, Aurele A., author, 39:263
Durr, Clifford, attorney, 60:181
Durrie, George H., artist, 14:440, 15:62, 34:134–135
Duryea brothers, auto makers, 43:94, 43:110n4
Duscha, Julius, author, 27:366, 28:76
Dusenberry, Verne, author, 50:37
Du Shane, James D., sketch, 4:190
Dusseldorf, Germany, Henry Lewis' residence, 17:143–146, 57:242–243
Dustin, Daniel H. (Col.), cholera victim, 14:294
Dustin, Fred, author, 28:72, 34:39, 35:339
Dustin, Hubert, sports writer, 60:106, 60:108
Dustin family, massacre, 4:183, 21:182, 35:337
Dutcher, Flora, author, 31:57
Dutch people, 7:161

in Civil War, 33:84
colonization projects, 18:338, 21:74, 25:299
cookery, 40:47
Fillmore County, 2:214
Hollandale, 5:618
immigration, 7:159, 8:85, 27:40, 28:367, 35:33, 35:90, 35:292, 36:104, 37:222
Iowa, 5:215, 6:81
language in schools, 47:176
Michigan, 4:362, 29:174
Minnesota, 7:372, 10:93, 12:65–67, 13:427, 14:239, 14:356, 15:367, 16:251, 21:203, 27:214, 28:120–131, 37:152–160
in Missouri Valley, 55:379
Ohio, 5:289
political activities, 9:188
St. Paul, 7:337
traders, 46:249
United States, 11:77, 16:403, 29:67, 29:79
war with British, 16:391–392, 16:395
Wisconsin, 12:158n, 20:86, 27:134–135, 28:379, 50:169

Dutch Presbyterian church, 28:123, 28:129
Dutch Reformed Church, Greenleafton, Fillmore County, 2:214
Dutch Reformed Church in America, 28:120–131, 35:34
Dutch West Indies Company, 15:208
Duthiel-Chalmers Company, Paris, engine manufacturers, 48:55n
Du Toit, Frederick E., pioneer journalist, 14:394, 18:113

sketch, 8:447

Du Toit, George, 19:22
Dutton, Carl E., work reviewed, 17:85
Dutton, Charles E., Dr., 38:208–209

Twin City Motor Speedway and, 60:304–306, 60:310

Dutton, John, 8:129n, 8:194
Dutton, Oliver P., 1:323
Duus, K. H., 8:381
Duus, Olaus F., work reviewed, 29:160
Duvall, Mrs. William P., 20:236
Duvall (Duval), William P., Dr., career, 20:235, 36:323
Duvernay, Ludger, papers, 9:395
Duxbury, Francis A., legislator, 1:64, 3:419, 33:156–157, 39:26

speaker, 5:115

Dvorak, Anna Cermakova (Mrs. Antonin), 41:129, 41:131, 41:135
Dvorak, Antonin:

American visit, 41:128–136
depicted, 41:129, 41:133, 41:136
house, 41:132
in Midwest, 14:341, 28:302, 36:190

Dvorak, Antonin, Jr., 41:132, 41:135
Dvorak, Josef, 15:35
Dvorak, Otakar, 41:132
Dvorak, Otilie, 41:135
D'Vough, Flora, 46:190
Dwan, Dennis, author/speaker, 14:456, 16:101, 16:240
Dwan, John, 35:38

career, 34:266

Dwarf Fruit Tree Association, 62:193
Dwelle, Abner, pioneer, 17:366
Dwelle, Glenn M., speaker, 15:371, 16:240, 16:256, 17:367, 18:344, 19:116, 20:99, 25:208
Dwight, Edmund, traveler, 36:44–45
Dwight, Timothy, educator, 22:66
Dwight Williams Park, Edina, 44:168
Dwinnel, Nora, 23:298
Dwinnel, William S., legislator, 35:343
Dwinnell, Solomon, diary, 4:69
Dworschak, Baldwin (Rev.), 33:114n
Dworschak, J., theater director, 34:242
Dworschak, Therese, actress, 34:242
Dwyer, John, review by, 44:115
Dwyer, Joseph D., work reviewed, 48:43
Dwyer, William H.:

circus manager, 48:319
embezzler, 48:323, 48:329

Dyck, Henry D., author, 33:187
Dye, Louise F., 5:506, 5:510
Dyea, Alaska, in gold rush, 45:46, 45:50, 45:54
Dyer, Brainerd, author, 28:177, 33:82
Dyer, Polly, wilderness advocate, 61:121
Dylan, Bob (Robert Zimmerman), musician, 60:278
Dyonne, Benjamin. See Dionn, Benjamin
Dyvedahl, Kathy, 59:338