Birch Coulee, 1862, 202, 206 Big Mound, Buffalo and Stony Lake, 290 White Stone Hills, 294 Red Butte (Fisk expedition), 304 Massacre, Fort Phil Kearney (Colonel Fet- Wounded Knee, 1890, 255 Death of Sitting Bull, 1890, 254 Belcourt, Rev. George Anthony, 152 Bennett, Granville G., biographic notes, 383 Benton, Thomas H., U. S. Senator, 210 Berthold, Fort, 188 Berthold Indian agency, 314 Bigfire, Peter, Indian preacher, 243, 246 Big Foot, ghost-dance exponent, 252, 253, Big Sioux County (now Minnehaha, S. D.) Big Sioux Indian settlement, 246 Bird Woman (Sa-ka-ka-wea), 70, 71, 74, 75 Bismarck, the Capital, vIII, 63, 150, 167, 228, Bismarck, Ladies Historical Society, 541 Bismarck post-office (Mrs. Slaughter), 505, Bismarck Townsite (formerly Edwinton), Bismarck Tribune, vIII, 313, 316, 317, 325, Blue Sky Law, 436 Black Hills, gold discovery, given to Asso- Blanding, J. W., surveyor, 228 Bootlegging declared a crime, 473 Boswell, Mrs. W. C., first church organiza- Bottineau, Charles, voyageur, Bottineau, Pierre, 235, 236 Bramble, Downer T., Yankton postmaster, Bridger, James, frontiersman, 235, 308 British flag, origin and history, 23, 47, 78, British traders, 62, 71, 78, 80, 88, 89, 143, Brookings, Wilmot W., founding Sioux Brown, Maj. Joseph R., trader, soldier, 37, Brown, Samuel J., Indian captive, agent, Brownson, Harry, knew Sa-ka-ka-wea, 74 Budge, William, pioneer, 315, 356, 361, 501, Buell, C. J., single taxer, unsupported, 412 Buffalo herds crossing, blockade Missouri Buffalo, the last great hunt, 38 Burke, A. H., administration as governor Burbank station (now Moorhead), 232 Burleigh, Walter A., M. C., 170, 288, 382 Cam 338 Greene, "at or near Bismarck," 335, Camp Hancock (Bismarck), 552 Canfield, Thomas H., N. P. R. R. and town- Carnahan, John M., telegrapher, 316, 325 Casey and Carrington, extensive farming, Casey, Lyman R., U. S. Senator, 441 Cash and land offered for capital location, Chippewa Indians, 21, 152, 231 Clarkson, Bishop, Robert, 411, 412 Cochrane, John M., Justice, sketch of, 462 Codification of North Dakota laws, authors Cody, Kelly, Elder, buffalo hunters, 521, Cody, William F. (Buffalo Bill), 34, 254, Cold storage experiment at Medora, 539 Commission of 14 to adjust state property Colter, John, a race for life, 168 Compilation of laws, history of, 449, 452 Constitutional convention for North Dakota, Constitutional convention, officers and action, Constitution, North Dakota, authorship of, Constitution of U. S., an essential condition, Constitution, ratified; proclaimed a state by Corliss, G. C. H., first Supreme Court Jus- Corliss, Justice, sketch of, 460 Cost of institutions, resisted by South Da- Counsel defending Yankton's suit, 371 Court, first term in Dakota Territory, 212 Curtis, William E., writer and buffalo-hunter, Custer, Gen. George A., VIII, 313, last fight, post offices, 1889, by counties, 384 first homestead entries, 228, 229 Indian agents and traders, 1872, 284 Daniels, Jared W., Indian agent and church Davit, Patrick, Fargo pioneer, 334 Delegates to Constitutional Convention, 387- Devine, J. M. Lt. Gov., succeeds Briggs, 429 De Smet, Father Peter J., missionary, 250- Dickey, Samuel A., trader, first postmaster Devils Lake, 20, 21, 36, 106, 152, 154, 231 Distillery, Fort Union, 179 Division and admission, 369, 370, 373, 387 Discussions on new systems, 402, 412 VIII Douglas, Thomas, Earl of Selkirk, 93, 94, Draft of Constitution revised, printed, 414 Dubuque, settlers at Sioux Falls, 216 Durant, Blakely, original "Old Shady," 500, Eagle Help, first Indian to read and write Eagle, James Holding, inspects Sa-Ka-Ka Earliest settled location, 369 Eastman John, native preacher and artist, Edge, William, first Red River valley school- Eddy, E. B., pioneer banker, 548 Edgerton, Judge A. J., decides Commission Edgerton's decision reversed, 372 Edmunds, Newton, pioneer Dakotan and Edwards, Major Alanson W., editor, super- intendent Census (picture), 398 Edwinton (now Bismarck), 332, 335 Election, U. S. Senators, 422, 423 Elevators and sites, compulsory, 609 Elk Point, settlement of, 220 Ellsworth. Col., witnesses to his murder, Elm River, N. K. Hubbard's sure tip, 365 Emmons, Mrs. Nina, first Bismarck bride, Enabling act for new state, 387 Fargo, N. P. R. R. crossing, Red River Fargo named, 334 Farmers' Non-partisan League, 603 "Far West" steamer, carries wounded of Field, D. D., Jurist, P. C. Shannon's eulogy, Finch, Mickie, a frontier incident, 169 suggestion of North Dakota for name of child, born to slave parent, 42 child born to white parents, 42 family names in Turtle Mountains, 47 public school-house, 219 land office and land entries, 228 Fisk, C. J., Justice, sketch of, 462 Fisk, Capt. James L., Idaho expedition, 304, Flandrau, Judge, Charles E., et al., organized Flag of U. S. hoisted at Fort Mandan, 64 Abraham Lincoln, 237, 312, 325, 337 Berthold, located, battle of, 84, 88, 189, Buford, 172, 178, 303, 312, 314, 321, 325, Clark, early trading post, 74, 162, 168, 174, Garry (Winnipeg), 149, 151, 211, 229, 292, Mandan (Lewis and Clark's), 6.1, 70, 71 Orleans (Grand River), occupants massa- Panbian (Pembina), 31 Pembina, 31, 40, 42 to 46, 49, 50, 51, 107, Pierre, 155, 167, 168, 171, 173, 209, 213, 214, 220, 223, 237 Ransom, 543 Rice, 223, 295, 304, 305, 312, 313, 314, 329, Seward (Jamestown), 528 Totten, 238, 239, 240, 313, 366 Union (now Mondak), 167, 171 to 174, William (Buford), 178, 179, 180 Yates (Standing Rock Agency), 150, 254 Frazier, Governor Lynn J., sketch of life, Freeman, Lieut., killed by Indians, 297 Frost, Todd & Company, 218, 225, 264 Galpin, Major, Charles E., early trader, 213, Georgetown, Hudson Bay trading Post, Red Gerard, Frederick F., early trader, 236, 238, Ghent, treaty of, 130 Gifford, Oscar S., biographic notes, 384, 565 Gold in murdered miner's mackinaw, 292 Gore, Mahlon, editor, first Dakota homestead Governor compelled to audit accounts, 426 Grand Army pledge in public schools, 634 Grand Forks University and school of Grand Jury system abolished, 424 Grant, Orville, controlled Indian traderships, Great Northern Railroad, history of, 340 to Great Sioux reservation, 313, 327 Griffin, Ed., early settler, Red River valley, Griggs, Captain Alex, founder of Grand Hackett, Edmond, townsite contestant, Bis- Haggart, Hon. John E., Fargo pioneer, 334 Half-blood element, buffalo, etc., 513 to 515 Hall, J. B., pioneer publisher, 487 Hannafin, Dennis, pioneer, 337, 483 Hanna, Gov. L. B., administration, 434-435 Harrison, President, helped Dakota Division Harney's expedition, 213, 214 Harvey, Premeau & Company, traders, 167, Helgesen, H. T., sketch of, 444 Hendrickson, murder case, sentence by Henry, Alexander, trader, 18 to 31, 40 to 52, Henry, Andrew, trader (Ashley & Henry), Hill, James J. (Great Northern Railroad Holes, James, pioneer farmer, 334 46, 49, 70, 81, 89, 93 to 98, 103, 145, 149, of 1715, 12 A pathetic appeal, II Cherokee war of 1761, 13 Seminole, first and second wars, 15 Massacre, Fort William Henry, 1757, 191 Henry's Red River brigade and Indian Chippewas terrorized by Sioux, 21 The vicious element of liquor, 26 An attempt at bribery, 27 Charlo takes in too much territory, 29 Smallpox scourge of 1780 and 1837, 30, Riches of the Indians, 32 The last great hunt, 38 Henry's lament on the degeneracy of the A night attack on Pembina, 50 Arikara Lodge, 61 Attitude of the Indians, 62 The Bird Woman, Sa-Ka-Ka-Wea, 72, 74 "When wild in woods the noble savage Visit to Mandan villages, 80 Wayne and the treaty of Greenville, 101 The Prophet's messengers at Pembina, Harrison and Tecumseh, 109, III Major Long feasted by the Wahpetons, Dog sledge and travois, 147, 148 Indian debts to traders, 166 "Fire boat that walks on the water," the Battle of Fort McKenzie, 175 Liquor for the Yellowstone trade, 179, Gauche, the "wild Bonaparte of the Bear Rib suffers the Indian penalty of Hidatsas move to Berthold, 188 Minnesota massacre, 1862, 190, 208 In the Sioux country, 209, 223 Massacre of Lieutenant Grattan and 30 Harney's punitive expedition, 213, 214 Joseph Renville translates Bible into Sioux Eagle Help, first Sioux to read and write Spirit Lake massacre, 1857, 244 The Pilgrims of Santee, 246 Prophets and black gowns, Father De Religion of the Dakotas-the ghost dance, 252 Death of Sitting Bull, 254 Battle of Wounded Knee, 255 The Rodman Wanamaker expedition to Dakota Indian affairs, 283 Agents and agencies, 1872, 284, 285 The Fetterman or Fort Phil Kearney The Custer massacre (1876) with list of Fanny Kelly's story of captivity, 305 Major McLaughlin's story of Sitting Bull Jackman, John J., Bismarck pioneer, 335, Jamestown, early days at, 528 Jamestown, VIII, 3, 312, 340, 370, 377, 404, Jamestown College (Presbyterian), 622 Johnson, Edwin F., N. P. R. R. engineer, Johnson, James, Ward county pioneer, 386 Joint Commission to settle accounts, 409, 410, Judges of 12 district courts, names of, 465 Kelly, Arthur W., Jamestown pioneer, sketch, Kelly, Luther Sage, a scout and hunter, 521, Keeney, Gordon, J., Fargo pioneer, 334 222 Kildonan (Selkirk settlement in 1817), 95 Kittson, Norman W., 40, 152, 153, 229, 341, 350, 351, 353, 354 Knappen, Nathan H., 313, 484 Knauf, John, Justice, sketch of, 461 La Barge, Joseph, 181 Lafayette, Red River townsite, 233, 352 Lamont, Daniel (later secretary of war), a Lamoure, Judson A., a Dakota pioneer, 220, Lamoure, Edward B., brother of Judson, Lauder, Wm. S., 390, 400, 402, 416 44, 45, 46, 47 Location of territorial Capital at Yankton, Long, Major Stephen H., Yellowstone ex- Long, Major, International boundary ex- Louisiana lottery, 424 Lounsberry, Colonel Clement A., founder Lowell, Jacob, Jr., 334, 356, 361, 365 Making pemmican, 35, 36 Mandan, experiment farm location, 436 Mandan Indians, 61 to 65, 80 to 85, 164, 165, Mandan villages, 33, 41, 61, 63, 70 to 76, 80 Marble statue of Gen. Beadle at Pierre, 629 Marshall, T. F., M. C., sketch, 443 Marseillaise hymn and Star-Spangled Ban- Marsh, Captain Grant, XIII, 37, 316, 325 Mathews, Dr. Washington, 188 Martyrs of St. Joseph, 625 Maximilian, Prince of Wied, 173, 175 to 178, 183, 184, 235 McCabe, Bishop C. C. last visit, 564 McCook, Gen. E. S., killed by Wintermute, McCumber, Senator, Porter J., 237, 442 McHenry, James, 263 McKenzie, Alexander, pioneer sheriff, 371, McKenzie, Fort, battle of, 175 to 177 Laws by non-partisan reform, list of, 609 McLaughlin, Major James, 38, 239, 240, 254, 190, 196, 198, 200, 203, 207, 231 Little Six and Medicine Bottle, 231, 246, 520 Liquor, beginning of the Pequot war of 1637, 191 King Philip's war of 1675, 5 McLean, John A., 314 Medicine Bottle and Little Six kidnapped, Medora, name of Mrs. de Mores, 539 Members of Congress, biographies of, 441, Memorial to Congress, 1889, by Lounsberry, |