York, Harpers, 1927. o. p. 35 p. il. An authentic history of many
events in the exploration, settlement, and development of the western
plains.
Burdick, Usher L. _Last Battle of the Sioux Nation._ Stevens Point,
Wisconsin, Worzalla Publishing Company, 1929. 164 p. il. A story of
Indian wars written by a North Dakota congressman.
Burdick, Usher L. _Marquis De Mores at War in the Badlands._ Fargo,
privately printed, 1929. 24 p. il. Explains the enmity between the
young nobleman and his western neighbors, and gives an account of his
trial for the murder of a cowboy.
Burgum, Jessamine Slaughter. _Zezula, or Pioneer Days in the Smoky
Water Country._ Valley City, Getchell and Nielsen, 1937. 195 p. il. B.
Early history of Dakota Territory along the Missouri River.
Chardon, Francis A. _Chardon's Journal at Fort Clark._ Pierre, South
Dakota, privately printed, 1932. 458 p. il. Description of life on
the Upper Missouri 1834-39. A fur trader's experience with Mandans,
Gros Ventres, and their neighbors, especially describing the smallpox
epidemic of 1837.
Chittenden, Captain Hiram Martin. _History of the Fur Trade in the
Far West._ New York, Harpers, n. d. o. p. 1003 p. 3 v. il. Carefully
written history of fur trade in the territory west of the Missouri
River with North Dakota forming the background for much of the material.
Chittenden, H. M. and Richardson, A. T. Life, _Letters and Travels of
Father Pierre Jean DeSmet_, S. J. 1801-75. New York, Harpers, n. d. o.
p. 1600 p. 4 v. il. Edited from the original unpublished manuscript
journals of a pioneer missionary. Volume III contains a description of
his travels through the Northwest.
Cochrane, C. N. _David Thompson._ Toronto, Macmillan, 1924. 173 p. il.
B. A biography of Thompson, explorer and geographer who visited North
Dakota in 1797.
Coues, Dr. Elliot. _History of the Lewis and Clark Expedition._ New
York, Harpers, 1893. o. p. 1364 p. 4 v. il. B. A detailed history of
the expedition, with an essay on Indian policy.
Coues, Dr. Elliot. _New Light on the Early History of the Great
Northwest._ New York, Harpers, 1897. o. p. 1027 p. 3 v. Manuscript
journals of Alexander Henry and David Thompson. Volume I tells of their
experiences in the country around the Red River of the North.
Cowie, Isaac. _The Company of Adventurers._ Toronto, W. Briggs, 1913.
o. p. 515 p. il. Interesting narrative of the author's experiences with
Hudson's Bay Company in the Northwest during 1867-74.
Crawford, Lewis F. _History of North Dakota._ New York and Chicago,
American Historical Society, 1931. o. p. 1911 p. 3 v. il. B. One volume
by Crawford on the history of the State, and two volumes of biography
by various authors.
Crawford, Lewis F. _Rekindling Camp Fires._ Bismarck, Capital Book
Company, n. d. o. p. 324 p. il. B. A narrative of 60 years in the West
as an Indian fighter, cowboy, and hunter.
Curtis, Carrie. _History of Ransom County._ Manuscript, privately
owned. Written for Federated Women's Club in 1923.
Custer, Mrs. Elizabeth B. _Boots and Saddles._ New York, Harpers, 1885.
312 p. The story of Custer's life in the Dakotas and his Indian wars.
Custer, Mrs. Elizabeth B. _Following the Guidon._ New York, Harpers,
1890. o. p. 341 p. il. Story of Kansas frontier days, including the
battle of Washita in which Custer defeated the Cheyennes by tactics
similar to those used in the Battle of the Little Big Horn.
_Cyclorama of General Custer's Last Fight._ Boston Cyclorama Company,
1889. o. p. 30 p. il. An account of the Battle of the Little Big Horn
with biographies of Custer and Chief Gall, and an interview with
Sitting Bull.
Fish, Herbert C. and Black, R. M. _A Brief History of North Dakota._
Chicago, American Book Company, 1925. 244 p. Good reference text
written by former curator of the State historical society and former
president of the State Normal and Industrial School at Ellendale.
Gass, Patrick. _Gass Journal of the Lewis and Clark Expedition._
Chicago, A. C. McClurg Company, 1904. o. p. 298 p. Gass was a carpenter
on the expedition and kept a journal. He later participated in the War
of 1812.
Hagedorn, Hermann. _Roosevelt in the Bad Lands._ Chicago, Houghton
Mifflin Company, 1930. 475 p. Interesting story of early North Dakota
days woven about the life of Roosevelt in the Badlands.
Hennessey, William B. _History of North Dakota._ Bismarck, Tribune
Publishing Company, 1910. o. p. 633 p. il. A history of the State
from earliest times, including biographies of the builders of the
commonwealth.
_History of the Northwest and Its Men of Progress._ Minneapolis,
The Minneapolis Journal, 1901. o. p. 592 p. il. Part V contains a
historical sketch of North Dakota written by C. A. Lounsberry.
_History of the Red River Valley._ Grand Forks, Herald Publishing
Company, C. F. Cooper and Company, Chicago, 1909. o. p. 645 p. 2 v. il.
Includes many amusing sketches of pioneer life in the valley.
Hughes, Katherine. _Father Lacombe, The Black-robed Voyageur._ New
York, Moffat, Yard and Company, 1911. 467 p. il. A well-written
biographical sketch.
_Illustrated Album of Biography of the Famous Red River Valley of
the North._ Chicago, Alden, Ogle and Company, 1889. o. p. 845 p. il.
Contains biographical sketches of early settlers and residents of
eastern North Dakota and western Minnesota.
Jarrell, Myrtris and Hewitt, J. N. B. _Journals of Rudolph Frederich
Kurz._ Washington, Government Printing Office, 1937. 382 p. il.
(Smithsonian Institution Bureau of American Ethnology, Bull. 115.)
Experiences among fur traders and American Indians on the Mississippi
and Upper Missouri Rivers during the years 1846-1852.
Kelly, Luther S. _Yellowstone Kelly._ New Haven, Yale University Press,
1926. o. p. 268 p. il. Personal recollections of a famous scout and
plainsman told in entertaining style.
Kimball, Maria B. _A Soldier-Doctor of Our Army: James B. Kimball._ New
York, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1917. o. p. 192 p. Biography of an Army
surgeon who spent ten years in Dakota Army posts, coming to Fort Buford
in 1867.
Larpenteur, Charles. _Forty Years a Fur Trader on the Upper Missouri._
New York, 1898. o. p. 430 p. 2 v. Autobiography of a pioneer hunter and
fur trader stationed at Fort Union during the 1830's. Edited by Dr.
Elliot Coues.
Laut, Agnes C. _The Blazed Trail of the Old Frontier._ New York, R. M.
McBride and Company, 1926. 271 p. il. The log of the Upper Missouri
Historical Expedition of 1925.
Laut, Agnes C. _The Conquest of the Great Northwest._ New York, Moffat,
Yard and Company, 1911. 413 p. 2 v. il. History of the Hudson's Bay
Company in Canada and the Northwest.
Laut, Agnes C. _The Fur Trade of America._ New York, Macmillan, 1921.
341 p. A history of the fur trade with a descriptive section on
furbearing animals.
Laut, Agnes C. _Pathfinders of the West._ Chicago, Macmillan, 1923. 380
p. il. Account of the explorations of Lewis and Clark.
Lewis and Clark. _Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
1804-1806._ New York, Dodd, Mead and Company, 1904. o. p. 2758 p. il. 7
v. and atlas. The journals of the famous expedition exactly as written
during the journey to the Pacific, with introduction, notes, and index
by Reuben Gold Thwaites.
Lounsberry, Clement A. _Early History of North Dakota._ Washington,
Liberty Press, 1919. o. p. 247 p. il. Detailed history of State from
fur-trading days to twentieth century by a pioneer newspaperman of
Bismarck.
Maximilian, Prince of Wied. _Travels in the Interior of North America._
Cleveland, Arthur H. Clark Company, 1905, o. p. 1134 p. 3 v. Translated
from the German's original entries, relating his adventures in the
Missouri River Valley. Edited with introduction, notes, and index by
Reuben Gold Thwaites.
Meinzer, Edgar G. _Brief History of North Dakota._ Fargo, E. S. Elliot,
1915. o. p. 24 p.
Miles, General Nelson A. _Personal Recollections of General Nelson
A. Miles._ Chicago, Warner, 1897. o. p. 590 p. il. The author's own
experiences in the Northwest.
_North Dakota Biography._ Chicago, George Ogle and Company, 1900. o.
p. 1410 p. il. A compendium of biographical sketches of prominent old
settlers, and accounts of early settlement, Indian occupancy, Indian
history and traditions, and Territorial and State organization.
Ordway, Sergeant John. _The Journals of Captain Meriwether Lewis and
Sergeant John Ordway._ Madison, State Historical Society, 1916. 44 p.
il. A first-hand account of travel in the Northwest.
_The People of the Red River Valley._ Harpers. Jan. 1859. pp. 169-176.
il. An early magazine article on life at old Fort Pembina.
Reid, Russell and Gannon, Clell G. _Historical and Pictorial Map of
North Dakota._ Bismarck, Capital Publishing Company, 1930. Historical
items by Reid and illustrations by Gannon.
Scott, Hugh L. _Memories of a Soldier._ New York, Century Company.
n. d. o. p. 673 p. il. Memoirs of an officer in the campaigns and
investigations from 1876-91.
Slaughter, Linda. _Fortress to Farm._ Published as serial in Bismarck
Daily Tribune beginning Sept. 30, 1893. o. p. Reminiscences of early
days in Burleigh County, North Dakota.
Spokesfield, Walter Ernest. _History of Wells County._ Valley City,
printed by the author, 1929. A sketch of North Dakota history,
especially Wells County, and the origin of place names.
Stanton, Edward M. _Expedition from Fort Abercrombie to Fort Benton; a
letter from the Secretary of War._ U. S. Congress. House. 1862. 37th
Congress. Third Session House. (Executive Document No. 80.)
_State Historical Society of North Dakota Collections._ Bismarck,
Tribune Publishing Company; Grand Forks, Normanden; 1906-24. 3596 p. 7
v. Edited by Dr. O. G. Libby, secretary of the society. Included in the
various volumes are histories of many of the towns and counties in the
State, biographies of pioneers, and interesting Indian legends.
Taylor, Joseph Henry. _Sketches of Frontier and Indian Lives on the
Upper Missouri and Great Plains._ Bound with _Kaleidoscopic Lives_.
Valley City, E. P. Getchell, 1932. Reprinted by Washburn's 50th
Anniversary Committee. o. p. 200 p. il. The story of the author's life
in the Dakotas from 1864-89.
Trinka, Zena Irma. _Out Where the West Begins._ St. Paul, The Pioneer
Company, 1920. o. p. 432 p. il. Early romantic history of North Dakota.
Van de Water, Frederick F. _Glory-Hunter._ Indianapolis, New York,
Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1934. 392 p. il. B. Critical biography of Gen.
George A. Custer.
Van Osdel, A. _Historic Landmarks._ Printed by the author, 1915. o.
p. 400 p. il. A narrative of the adventures of early traders in the
Northwest Territory.
Waldo, Edna LaMoore. _Dakota: an informal study of Territorial Days._
Caldwell, Idaho, The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1936. 297 p. B. The story
of pioneer life in Dakota written from articles in contemporary
newspapers.
Waldo, Edna LaMoore. _Yet She Follows: The Story of Betty Freeman
Dearborn._ Bismarck, Capital Publishing Company, 1931. 205 p. A pioneer
story centering about events in the life of the author's mother.
Walsh, Richard J. _The Making of Buffalo Bill._ Indianapolis, The
Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1928. 391 p. A character study.
Wellman, Paul I. _Death on the Prairie._ New York, Macmillan, 1934. 298
p. il. B. A story of life on the plains of the Northwest from 1862-92.
Wemett, William Marks. _The Story of the Flickertail State._
Valley City, printed by the author, 1923. o. p. 315 p. il. Simple,
entertainingly written history of the State by the head of the history
department of the Valley City Teachers College.
Wetmore, Mrs. Helen. _Buffalo Bill._ Duluth, The Duluth Press Printing
Company, 1900. o. p. 267 p. il. The story of Buffalo Bill told by his
sister.
Wheeler, Olin D. _The Trail of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1904._ New York
and London, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1904. o. p. 2 v. il. Includes a
description of the old trail based upon actual travel over it, and the
changes found a century later.
Williams, Mary A. _Fifty Pioneer Mothers of McLean County, North
Dakota._ Washburn, The Leader, 1932. 200 p. il. Historical sketches of
the State from the women's point of view.
GOVERNMENT
Boyle, James E. _The Government of North Dakota._ New York, American
Book Company, 1922. o. p. 320 p. il. A discussion of politics and
government in the State.
Brigham, Albert Perry. _Our Home State and Continent._ New York,
American Book Company, 1934. 178 p. il. A chapter by Arthur C. Selke
and Charles T. McFarlane deals specifically with North Dakota.
Brinton, J. W. _Wheat and Politics._ Minneapolis, Rand Tower, 1931. 270
p. il. A treatise on agricultural credit, wheat trade, and politics,
with a chapter on the birth of the Nonpartisan League.
Bruce, Andrew A. _The Non-Partisan League._ New York, Macmillan, 1921.
o. p. 284 p. A study of the politics and government of North Dakota and
the National Nonpartisan League.
Bruce, Andrew A. _Property and Society._ Chicago, A. C. McClurg
Company, 1916. o. p. 150 p. National Social Science serial, edited by
F. L. McVey, North Dakota educator.
Gaston, H. E. _The Non-Partisan League._ New York, Harcourt, Brocet,
Howe, 1920. o. p. 325 p. The story of the league with a biography of A.
C. Townley, its founder.
_North Dakota Blue Book._ 1889-1919 (no books published 1915-17). o. p.
Official publication of the Secretary of State of North Dakota.
Woods, Almond L. _Civil Government for North Dakota._ Grand Forks,
published by the author, 1910. o. p. 278 p. il. A text on North Dakota
government.
Young, Clyde L. _Civil Government for North Dakota and the Nation._
Chicago, American Book Company, 1932. 289 p. il. B. Comprehensive
discussion by former chairman of Children's Civil Code Commission.
AGRICULTURE AND FARM LIFE
Coulter, John Lee. _Cooperation Among Farmers._ New York, Sturgis and
Walton Company, 1911. o. p. 281 p. il. A discussion on rural life by a
former president of the State agricultural college.
Fossum, Paul Robert. _The Agrarian Movement in North Dakota._
Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 1925. o. p. 183 p. il. A thesis on the
economic aspects of North Dakota agriculture.
Gillette, John M. _Constructive Rural Sociology._ Chicago, Macmillan,
1928. 165 p. il. B. A study of rural conditions by an internationally
recognized authority, a faculty member of the University of North
Dakota.
Thayer, William M. _Marvels of the New West._ Norwich, Connecticut,
Henry Bill Publishing Company, 1888. o. p. 715 p. il. A history of
progress in the West, with an especially good chapter on bonanza farms.
INDUSTRY AND LABOR
Cable, Margaret. _Pottery from North Dakota Clay._ Grand Forks,
University of North Dakota, Division of Mines, 1926. il. A discussion
of the experiments made by the ceramics department of the university
with plastic clays found within the State.
Harrower, Henry Draper. _The New States._ New York and Chicago, Ivison
Blakeman and Company, 1889. o. p. 72 p. il. Included in Part I is a
sketch of the history and economic development of North Dakota.
RACIAL GROUPS AND FOLKWAYS
Beck, Richard. _Founding of the Icelandic Settlement in Pembina
County._ North Dakota Historical Quarterly, Jan. 1932, v. 6: pp.
150-164.
Beck, Richard. _Icelandic Settlement in Pembina County, Largest In
United States._ The Northwest Pioneer, Aug. 1936, v. 6: pp. 13-15.
Bercovici, Konrad. _On New Shores._ New York and London, Century
Company, 1925. 302 p. il. Contains chapters on French settlement at
Wild Rice, N. Dak., and on the Russo-Germans of North Dakota.
Hofstead, John A. _American Educators of Norwegian Origin._
Minneapolis, Augsburg Publishing House, 1931. 316 p. A "Who's Who" of
Norwegian educators in the United States in which several prominent
North Dakotans are included.
Qualey, Carlton C. _Pioneer Norwegian Settlement in North Dakota._
North Dakota Historical Quarterly, Oct. 1930, v. 5: pp. 14-37.
SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, AND SOCIAL CURRENTS
Arvold, A. G. _Little Country Theater._ Chicago, Macmillan, 1922. o. p.
220 p. il. B. Author is professor of dramatics at State agricultural
college and has been recognized as a leader in the promotion of
community drama in the United States. Book tells of the origin of the
Little Theater in Fargo and of the movement in general.
Beck, Richard. _Continent's Oldest Icelandic Church._ The Northwest
Pioneer, Feb. 1936, v. 4: pp. 5-7.
Gillette, John M. _Current Social Problems._ New York, Cincinnati,
American Book Company, 1933. 819 p. il. B. A textbook on social
problems.
Gillette, John M. _Family and Society._ Chicago, American Book Company,
1914. o. p. 164 p. B. An interesting sociological study.
Grassick, Dr. J. _North Dakota Medicine Sketches and Abstracts._ Grand
Forks, North Dakota Medical Association, 1926. 378 p. Contains a roster
of members of the association with biographies of pioneer doctors, and
unusual incidents encountered in their practices.
McFarland, George A. _Educational Administration in North Dakota._
Quarterly Journal of the University of North Dakota, Jan. 1923, v. 13:
pp. 186-207.
Norton, Sister Mary Aquinas. _Catholic Missions and Missionaries Among
the Indians of Dakota._ North Dakota Historical Quarterly, Apr. 1931,
v. 5: pp. 149-165.
Robertson, Edward P. _Retrospect After Twenty Years._ Quarterly Journal
of the University of North Dakota, Apr. 1925, v. 15: pp. 277-279. The
story of the founding of Wesley College and its affiliation with the
State university, written by the president emeritus of the college.
Sullivan, Helen J. _Know Your North Dakota._ Bismarck, Department of
Public Instruction, 1931. 96 p. il. B. An interesting and authentic
handbook of information about the State.
Trinka, Zena Irma. _North Dakota of Today._ Bismarck, Tribune
Publishing Company, 1919. o. p. 259 p. il. A brief study of North
Dakota with descriptions of its larger cities and towns.
TRANSPORTATION
Briggs, Harold E. _Early Freight and Stage Lines in Dakota._ North
Dakota Historical Quarterly, July 1929, v. 3: pp. 229-261.
Briggs, Harold E. _Pioneer River Transportation in Dakota._ North
Dakota Historical Quarterly, Apr. 1929, v. 3: pp. 159-181.
Chittenden, Captain Hiram Martin. _History of Early Steamboat
Navigation on the Missouri River._ New York, Harpers, n. d. o. p. 461
p. 2 v. An accurate account of early navigation on the Missouri.
Hanson, Joseph M. _The Conquest of the Missouri._ Chicago, A. C.
McClurg Company, 1909. o. p. 436 p. il. Navigation on the Missouri
River as Capt. Grant Marsh lived it.
Stevens, I. I. _Narrative and Final Report of Explorations for a Route
for a Pacific Railroad from St. Paul to Puget Sound._ Government report
on survey of 1885. Contains much interesting information on early North
Dakota.
ARCHITECTURE
Ellis, Chas. L. _Foundation Problems in the Red River Valley._
Quarterly Journal of the University of North Dakota, Jan. 1929, v. 19:
pp. 132-147.
Simons, Kenneth W. _North Dakota State Capitol._ Bismarck, Tribune
Publishing Company, 1934. il.
CITIES
Arnold, Henry V. _Early History of Grand Forks._ Larimore, H. V.
Arnold, 1918. o. p. 92 p. B. Some interesting sketches of the early
settlement of Grand Forks, and the relation of the city to the
development of the State.
Arnold, Henry V. _History of Grand Forks County._ Larimore, H. V.
Arnold, 1900. o. p. 147 p. A historical outline of the Red River
Valley, with emphasis on the first ten years in the history of the city
of Grand Forks.
LITERATURE
Beach, Rex. _The Spoilers._ New York and London, A. M. Burt and
Company, 1930. 315 p. il. A popular novel of Alexander McKenzie, North
Dakota politician, and the Klondike Gold Rush.
Beede, Aaron McGaffey. _Heart in the Lodge._ Bismarck, Tribune
Publishing Company, 1915. o. p. 61 p. A three-act play based on
Whitestone Battle which took place near Ellendale, North Dakota.
Beede, Aaron McGaffey. _Sitting Bull-Custer._ Bismarck, Tribune
Publishing Company, 1913, o. p. 50 p. il. B. A picture of the Custer
massacre in dramatized form written from the Indian point of view.
Bliss, Paul Southworth. _Cirrus from the West._ Bismarck, The Cirrus
Company, 51 p. il. Poems inspired by scenes in North Dakota.
Bliss, Paul Southworth. _Spin Dance._ Chicago, Lakeside Press, 1934. 98
p. il. Nature poems of North Dakota.
Bliss, Paul Southworth. _The Rye Is The Sea._ Bismarck, The Cirrus
Company, 1936. il. A collection of nature poems about North Dakota and
an account of hunting and fishing experiences of the author.
Bojer, John. _Emigrants._ New York, Century, 1925. o. p. 134 p. A vivid
story of pioneer Dakota life translated from the Norse.
Borner, Florence. _Modern Poems for Modern People._ Bismarck, Tribune
Publishing Company, 1919. o. p. 158 p. A collection of poems by a North
Dakota poetess.
Brady, Cyrus Townsend. _Britton of the Seventh._ Chicago, A. C. McClurg
Company, 1914. o. p. 319 p. il. A romance of the Northwest dealing
especially with Gen. George A. Custer.
Clark, Badger. _Sun and Saddle Leather._ Boston, Gorham, n. d. 56 p.
il. Poems by a South Dakota poet who writes spiritedly of cowboy and
frontier days.
Collins, Hubert Edwin. _Warpath and Cattle Trail._ New York, W. Morrow
and Company, 1928. 296 p. il. A story of ranch life, with preface by
Hamlin Garland.
Cowdrey, Mary Boynton. _The Checkered Years._ Caldwell, Idaho, Caxton
Printers, Ltd., 1937. 265 p. il. The diary of the author's grandmother,
presenting an interesting account of life in eastern North Dakota
during bonanza farm days.
Crawford, Lewis F. _Badlands and Bronco Trails._ Bismarck, Capital Book
Company, 1926. o. p. 114 p. il. The adventures of Ben Arnold Conner,
an Indian fighter, gold miner, cowboy, hunter, and Army scout who came
up the Missouri with his regiment after the Civil War, told in an
entertaining manner.
Dye, Eva. _The Conquest._ Chicago, A. C. McClurg Company, 1902. o. p.
443 p. Historical novel of Lewis and Clark expedition.
Foley, James W. _Boys and Girls._ New York, E. P. Dutton and Company,
1913. o. p. 239 p. il. Verses of a North Dakota poet, reprinted from
periodicals.
Foley, James W. _Friendly Rhymes._ New York, E. P. Dutton and Company,
1918. o. p. A book of light verses.
Foley, James W. _Prairie Breezes._ Boston, R. B. Badger, 1905. o. p.
103 p. A book of verses which appeared originally in the Bismarck
Tribune, New York Times, and Century Magazine, mostly about Dakota.
Foley, James W. _Tales of the Trail._ New York, E. P. Dutton and
Company, 1914. o. p. 170 p. il. Sketches of the West done in verse.
Foley, James W. _The Verses of J. W. Foley._ Bismarck, R. D. Hoskins,
1914. o. p. 239 p. 3 v. A collection of poems by the North Dakota poet.
Gannon, Clell G. _Songs of the Bunch Grass Acres._ Boston, Badger,
1924. o. p. 96 p. il. Thirty-eight poems of prairie life.
Garland, Hamlin. _The Moccasin Ranch._ New York and London, Harpers,
1909. o. p. 136 p. il. A historical novel of North Dakota.
Garland, Hamlin. _Prairie Song and Western Story._ Boston, New York,
Allyn and Bacon, 1928. 268 p. il. Shows the march of settlement in the
Middlewest.
Gates, Eleanor. _The Plow Woman._ New York, Grosset and Dunlap, 1906.
o. p. 364 p. Novel of pioneering days in southwest North Dakota.
Gordon, Hanford L. _Indian Legends._ Salem, Massachusetts, The Salem
Press Company, 1910. o. p. 405 p. Poems of the Dakota Indians.
Hanson, Joseph M. _Frontier Ballads._ Chicago, A. C. McClurg Company,
1910. o. p. 92 p. il. Western ballads of Army, prairie, and river life.
Hough, Emerson. _Story of the Cowboy._ New York, Grosset and Dunlap,
1897. o. p. 349 p. il. A vivid description of ranch life in western
Dakota.
Hueston, Ethel. _Star of the West._ Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill
Company, 1935. 372 p. Historical novel in which is retold the story of
the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Hughes, Mrs. Edith Wakeman. _Motoring in White._ New York,
Knickerbocker Press, 1917. o. p. 97 p. il. A story of a trip from
Dakota to Cape Cod.
Johnson, Clifton. _Highways and Byways of the Rocky Mountains._ New
York, London, Macmillan, 1910. o. p. 279 p. il. A travelogue, one
chapter of which deals with "A Dakota Paradise."