University of North Dakota, 1914 o. p. A communal drama depicting the
history of North Dakota, written by students for presentation at the
opening of the Bankside Theater.
Laut, Agnes C. _The Story of the Trapper._ New York, D. Appleton and
Company, 1902. o. p. 284 p. il. Narrative of the Northwest States and
Canada.
Lillibridge, Will. _Where the Trail Divides._ New York, Burt, 1907.
Mackin, Marie. _The Sylvan Portal._ Bismarck, Bismarck Book Company,
1925. 247 p. il. A novel of life in North Dakota.
Meigs, Cornelia L. _Railroad West._ Boston, Little, Brown and Company,
1937. 326 p. il. The building of the Northern Pacific from Minnesota to
the Yellowstone forms the background of this romance.
_Modern Masters of Etching No. 24. Levon West._ New York, William Edwin
Rudge, 1930. 22 p. il. Biography and etchings of the third American
artist to be included in this series. Levon West spent much of his
boyhood in North Dakota.
Neal, Bigelow. _The Last of the Thundering Herd._ New York, Sears
Publishing Company, Inc., 1933. 287 p. il. A narrative of the life of
a bison near the close of the era when those animals roamed the Plains
States.
Neihart, John G. _Song of Hugh Glass._ Chicago, Macmillan, 1915. o. p.
126 p. A narrative poem based on an episode taken from the era of the
American fur trade.
Neihart, John G. _Song of Indian Wars._ Chicago, Macmillan, 1925. 231
p. il. Narrative poems of early days in the Northwest.
Neihart, John G. _The River and I._ New York and London, G. P. Putnam's
Sons, 1910. o. p. 325 p. il. A beautifully illustrated book, very easy
to read, telling of the author's trip on the Missouri and Yellowstone
Rivers.
Palliser, John. _The Solitary Hunter; or Sporting Adventures on the
Prairies._ London, Routledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1859. o. p. 234 p.
il. Author's hunting experiences on the western plains, told in the
profuse style of the day.
Palmer, Bertha Rachel. _Beauty Spots of North Dakota._ Boston,
Richard G. Badger, 1928. o. p. 266 p. il. History and description of
interesting points in the State.
Putnam, Grace Brown and Ackermann, Anna. _North Dakota Singing._ New
York, Paebar Company, 1936. 252 p. An anthology of poems by North
Dakota authors compiled by two residents of the State.
Rickaby, Franz. _Ballads and Songs of the Shantyboy._ Boston, Harvard
University Press, 1926. o. p. 244 p. il. Lumbermen's songs, many
learned by the editor from North Dakota men who had worked in the north
woods. Includes music.
Rollins, Philip A. _The Cowboy._ New York, Charles Scribner's Sons,
1926. o. p. 363 p. il. The part played by the cowboy in the development
of the West.
Rolvaag, O. E. _Giants in the Earth._ New York, Harpers, 1924. 465 p. A
story of Norse immigrants to Dakota based on true incidents.
Rolvaag, O. E. _Peder Victorious._ New York, Harpers, 1921. 350 p. A
sequel to _Giants in the Earth_, this novel tells the story of the
second generation in the Norwegian colony.
Roosevelt, Theodore. _Hunting Adventures in the West._ New York, G.
P. Putnam's Sons, 1927. o. p. 372 p. Contains descriptions of hunting
expeditions at his Badlands ranch.
Roosevelt, Theodore. _Hunting in Many Lands._ New York, Forest and
Stream Publishing Company, 1895. o. p. 447 p. il. The book of the Boone
and Crockett Club, edited by Roosevelt and George Bird Grinnell, in
which Roosevelt includes a Chapter entitled "Hunting in the Cattle
Country."
Roosevelt, Theodore. _Hunting Trips of a Ranchman._ New York and
London, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1885. o. p. 318 p. il. Roosevelt's own
story of his life in North Dakota.
Roosevelt, Theodore. _The Wilderness Hunter._ New York and London, G.
P. Putnam's Sons, 1922. o. p. 296 p. 2 v. Sketches of sport on the
northern cattle plains.
Rowbotham, Frances Jameson. _A Trip to Prairie-Land._ London, S. Low,
Marston, Searle, and Rivington, 1885. o. p. 243 p. An interesting story
of social life and customs of pioneer Dakota.
Stefansson, Vilhjalmur. _My Life with the Eskimo._ New York, Macmillan,
1913. o. p. 539 p. il. A fascinating autobiography of the North Dakota
explorer's experiences during the expedition in which he discovered the
white Eskimo colony.
Tooker, Richard. _The Day of the Brown Horde._ New York, Payson and
Clarke, Ltd., 1929. 309 p. A story of prehistoric days.
Wilkins, Sir Hubert. _Flying the Arctic._ New York, G. P. Putnam's
Sons, 1928. 336 p. il. Describes the expedition from Fairbanks to Point
Barrow, Spitzbergen, claimed by Stefansson and Amundson to be the
greatest flight in history. Carl Ben Eielson, North Dakota aviator, was
pilot for the flight.
Winsted, Huldah Lucille. _North Dakota, Land of the Sky and other
poems._ Minot, North Dakota, 1927. A collection of North Dakota verses.
INDEX
Boldface figure indicates main reference of item
Abercrombie, 195
Absaroke Indians (_see_ Indians, Hidatsa)
Accommodations, xviii
Acton Hall, 188
Agriculture
Agrarian revolt against Eastern capitalism, 4, 51-53, 55-56;
agricultural belts, 60;
agricultural experiments, 140;
among Indians, 25-26;
bonanza farming, 59, 62-63, 134, 185, 193, 197, 249, 278, 308;
cattle, 67, 272, 328;
dairying, 293;
experiment stations, 235, 291, 296, 312;
expositions, 70-71, 273;
farm ownership, 63;
farm produce, 129;
farms, size of, 59, 60, 63;
first white agricultural community in State, 60, 186;
flax, 65;
grain marketing, 73, 74;
grain production, 65, 66;
hogs, 66-67;
homesteading, 60-61, 64;
miscellaneous agricultural products, 65-68;
potatoes, 65-66, 188, 189, 191, 221;
poultry, 67-68, 211, 221, 254;
ranching, 64, 65, 224, 225-26, 254, 275, 298, 299-300, 318, 323, 330;
rural life, 69-71;
rural population, 60;
seed, 118;
sheep, 67;
soil conservation, 11, 59, 68;
sugar beets, 66, 188, 220;
wheat, 65
AGRICULTURE AND FARM LIFE, 59-71
Airports, xviii, 98
Bismarck, 111;
Dawson, 286;
Dickinson, 296;
Fargo, 126, 194;
Grand Forks, 145;
Minot, 158;
Pembina, 187
Akra, 234
Alexander, 220
Alice, 279
Alkabo, 12
Allen, J. D., Taxidermist Shop, 291
Allin, Roger, 52, 145, 201, 281
Altamont Moraine, 6, 256, 276, 285, 287
Ambrose, 219
American Fur Company, 39, 269, 270, 271, 319, 336
American Legion, 93
Amidon, 12, 223
Amlie, Thomas R., 309
Amphion Male Chorus, 130, 143
Anamoose, 273
Anderson, Maxwell, 155, 283
Angelus Bell (Walhalla), 245
_Anson Northrup_ (steamer), 196
Antelope, 294
Archeological Sites, 169, 210, 213, 216, 217, 227, 231, 248, 288, 304,
305, 310, 314, 319, 334, 335, 336
Archeology, 16-17, 282
ARCHITECTURE, 102-5
Rammed earth construction, 104, 324
Ardoch, 189
Argusville, 194
Arikara (_see_ Indians)
Armstrong, Moses, 46, 47, 49
Arnegard, 179, 221
Arrowood Migratory Refuge, 205
Artesian Wells, 11
Arvilla, 248
Arvilla Academy, 248
Arvold, A. G., 139
Ashley, 286
Ashtabula, 281
Assiniboin (_see_ Indians)
Assiniboine Island, 289
Assumption Abbey (Richardton), 294
Auburn, 188
Audubon, John James, 39
Babcock, E. J., 75, 156, 295
Bacon, J. D., 150
Badlands, 6, =174-78=, 222, 297, 323, 329, 330
Badlands, battle of, 43
Bagg, F. E., Farm, 197
Balfour, 274
Bank of North Dakota (Bismarck), 55-56, 125
Bankside Theatre (Grand Forks), 157
Bantry, 254
Barlow, 205
Barnard, Alonzo, 99
Bathgate, 233
Bartlett, 250
Baukol-Noonan Lignite Strip Mine (Noonan), 242
Beach, 303
Beadle, W. H. H., 90
Bear Den Hillock, 304
Beaver Creek Store, 212
Belcourt, 236
Belcourt, George Antoine, 88, 92, 236, 238, 245
Belden, 215
Belfield, 222, 296
Belknap, William W., 116
Belmont, 192
Benson County Agricultural School, 91
Bentonite, 3, 12, 295
Berthold, 255
Berwick, 253
Beulah, 320
Bicknell, Thomas W., 229
Bierens, G. C., 199
Big Butte, legend of, 241
Big Game Hunting, 322
Big Mound, battle of, 42, 285-86
Big White's Mandan Village, 336
Binford, 311
Birch Creek Historic Site, 303
Bird-banding Stations, 199, 209
Bird Island Game Reserve, 311
Bird Woman (_see_ Sakakawea)
Birdzell, L. E., 54
Birkbough, Elias Konrad, 79
BISMARCK, 111-26
Map, 112;
miscellaneous references, 48, 49, 209, 289
Bismarck _Capital_ (newspaper), 118
Bismarck-Deadwood Trail, 232
Bismarck _Sun_ (newspaper), 116
Bismarck _Tribune_ (newspaper), 99, 115, 116, 118
Bison (_see_ Buffalo)
Black Building (Fargo), 140
Black Butte, 6, 9, 224
Legend of, 224-25
Black Cat's Village, 336
Black Hills Expedition, 97, 323
Black Hills Gold Rush, 116
Black, "Mustache" Maude, 317
Blaisdell, 256
Bliss, Col. Paul S., 324
Blue Buttes, 259
Bodmer, Carl, 39
Bohemians, 83
Bolley, H. L., 140
Bonanza Farms (_see_ Agriculture)
Bonza, Pierre, 38, 186
Bottineau, 238
Bottineau, Pierre, 43, 238, 310
Boulder Rings, 17
Bowbells, 276
Bowen, A. C., 54
Bowesmont, 187
Bowman, 225, 326
Boyce, W. D., 305
Boy Scout Building and Park (Lisbon), 305
Boy Scout Camps, 216, 240, 263, 265
Boyer, Alden Scott, 325
Breien, 313
Briggs, Frank, 52
Brinsmade, 204
Bruce, Andrew, 53
Bruflat Academy (Portland), 201
Brushy Banks, 323
Buchanan, 205
Bucyrus, 325
Buffalo
Bones, 73, 324;
hunts, 186, 246-47, 273;
last hunt in State, 323-24;
parks, 189, 232;
miscellaneous references, 197, 233, 244, 268, 275, 305
Buffalo (town), 279
Buffalo Creek Historic Site, 280
Buffalo Springs, 326
Buford, 269
Burgois Indian Village Site, 217, 337
Burial Mounds (_see_ Mounds)
Burke, Andrew, 51
Burke, John, 52-53, 236
Burleigh, Walter, 46, 114
Burleightown, 114
Burlington, 162, 274
Burman Historic Site, 286
Burning Coal Mines, 176, 180, 223, 229, 293
Burnstad, 286
Burnt Creek, battle of, 217-18
Burt, 230
Burtness, O. B., 265
Burtness Scenic Highway, 265
Bus and Truck Lines, 97, 98, 163
Butte de Morale, 273
Buxton, 191
C P Ranch, 275
Cairn (Bismarck), 124
Caledonia, 193
Camel's Hump Butte, 302
Camp Arnold Historic Site, 280
Camp Atcheson Historic Site, 310
Campbell's Beach, 201
Camp Comfort, 234
Camp Corning Historic Site, 308
Camp Grafton, 265
Camp Grassick, 286
Camp Greeley (_see_ Camp Hancock)
Camp Hancock, 114, 125
Camp Hayes, site of, 305
Camp Johnson, 303
Camp Kimball Historic Site, 272
Camp Pope, 308
Camp Sheardown Historic Site, 280
Camp Weiser Historic Site, 304
Canadians, 82, 187, 195
Cando, 203
Cannonball, 314
Cannonball River, 8, 20, 30, 229, 313
"Cannonballs", 8, 313
Capital Removal, Territorial, 48
Capitol (Bismarck), 102, 112, =119-21=
Burning of, 118
Carleton City, 114
Carpio, 275
Carrington, 205, 272
Carson, 231
Cartwright, 220
Casey, Lyman, 50
Casselton, 278
"Catfish Joe", 149
Cathedral Butte, 180
Catlin, George, 20, 26, 39, 95, 217
Cavalier, 233
Cavileer, Charles, 40, 60, 72, 186, 190, 233, 244
CCC Camps, 178, 181, 205, 222, 240, 241
Cedar Creek Anticline, 328
Cement, 235
Cemeteries
Fort Buford Military, 270;
Holy Cross, 194;
Oakwood (Lisbon), 305;
Protestant (Walhalla), 245;
Rosehill (Minot), 165;
St. Mary's (Bismarck), 126
Center, 318
Central High School (Grand Forks), 152
Centralia, 132
Cesky Zakopnik, 313
Chaboillez, Charles, 37, 185
Chalky Butte, 9, 12, 223
Charbonneau, Baptiste, 122
Charbonneau, Touissant, 38, 122, 319, 335
Chaska Historic Site, 287
Chautauqua, 264
Cheyenne (_see_ Indians)
Cheyenne Indian Village Site, 305
Children's Bureau, 94
Chimney Butte Ranch, 123, 299
Chippewa (_see_ Indians)
Chippewa-Sioux Treaty, 197
Chisholm, Haile, 123
Chisholm Trail, 219, 326
Christine, 195
Churches, =91-93=, 117-18, 283
Athenais Chapel (Medora), 300;
First Lutheran (Fargo), 141;
First Presbyterian (Fargo), 141;
Roman Catholic (Bismarck), 117;
Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic (Wilton), 209;
St. Mary's Cathedral (Fargo), 144;
SS. Peter & Paul Greek Catholic (Wilton), 209;
United Lutheran (Grand Forks), 104
Churchs Ferry, 251
City Hall Museum (Rugby), 253
Clark, William, 122, 336 (_see also_ Lewis and Clark Expedition)
Clay, 9, 11, 293, 296
Cleveland, 285
Climate, xviii, 6-7, 59
Clyde, 235
Coe, Henry Waldo, 165
Coleharbor, 208
Coliseum, 322
Columbus, 242
Columnar Cedars, 223
Comanche, 172
Concrete, 235
Congregational Conference of North Dakota Bible Camp, 240
Conservation, 14, 15, 58, 59, 68, 69, 189, 254, 268, 275, 276, 285,
286, 311
Constitutional Convention, 49
CONTEMPORARY NORTH DAKOTA, 3-4
Cooke, Jay, & Co., 44
Cooperatives, 4, 74, 201, 215, 240, 262, 273
Cooperstown, 309
Corliss, Guy C. H., 50
Coteau des Prairies, 5
Coteau du Plateau du Missouri, 6, 219
County Seat Controversies, 46-47, 162, 193, 200, 273, 306, 309
Court, Ignatius, 266, 268
Courthouses
Adams County (Hettinger), 325;
Barnes County (Valley City), 281;
Burleigh County (Bismarck), 124;
Emmons County
(Linton), 210;
Grand Forks County (Grand Forks), 152;
Hettinger County (Mott), 230;
McIntosh County (Ashley), 287;
Mountrail County (Stanley), 256;
Richland County (Wahpeton), 198;
Ward County (Minot), 164-65
Crawford, Lewis, 40, 53
Crazy Man's Coulee, 262
Cream of Wheat, 150, 250
Creeks
Andrews, 330;
Apple, 288;
Ash Coulee, 330;
Bald Hill, 308;
Beicegel, 331;
Burnt, 217, 337;
Chaloner, 178;
Charlie Bob, 332;
Cherry, 332;
Douglas, 335;
Elk, 332;
Garrison, 211, 334;
Government, 180, 330;
Hans, 333;
Hay, 327;
Hidden Wood (Flat), 323;
Knutson, 330;
Jim's, 332;
Jones, 180;
Juel, 180, 330;
Little Beaver, 8, 327;
Little Muddy, 220, 259;
Magpie, 331;
Oak, 238;
Paddock, 180, 330;
Redwing, 331;
Sheep, 330;
Snake, 335;
Spring, 319;
Square Butte, 318, 337;
Squaw, 179;
Stony, 259;
Thirty Mile, 230;
Tobacco Garden, 258, 332;
Wannagan, 330
Creel City, 250
Creel's Bay, 264
Crosby, 243
Crow Flies High Butte, 257
Crow Indians, 213, 214
Crucifix, 188
Crystal Springs, 285
Crystal Springs Stock Farm, 249
Cummings, 192
Cusac Springs Farm, 259
Custer, Gen. Geo. A., 42, =44-46=, 97, 116, 144, =171-72=, 266, 294, 296
Custer Black Hills Expedition, 97, 323
Custer Hill, 296
Custer, Tom, 171, 316
Custer Trail Ranch, 301
Customs Regulations, xviii
Czechs, 189, 313
Dakota _Freie Presse_ (newspaper), 118
Dakota, meaning of, 36
Dakota _State Journal_ (newspaper), 164
Dakota Territory
Creation, 35;
government, 46-48;
size, 46-47
Dalrymple Bonanza Farm, 62, 278
Danes, 78, 83
Danzig, 286
Davis, Hannah E., 154
Dawson, 286
Dazey, 308
Dead Man's Gulch, 321
Deapolis, 336
Democratic Party, 51-52, 53, 57
de Mores, Marquis, 74, 117, 298, 299, 300-1
de Mores State Park, 300-1
de Mores Storage Plant (Bismarck), 125
Denbigh Reforestation Project, 254
Densmore, Frances, 22
de Remer, Joseph Bell, 119
_Der Staats Anzeiger_ (newspaper), 118
Des Lacs, 255
Des Lacs Lake Migratory Waterfowl Project, 276
Des Lacs River, 272
De Smet, J. P., 292, 312
Devil's Ears, 268
Devil's Heart, 265
Devils Lake, 6, 204, 250, 263, 264
Devils Lake (city), 250-51, 263
Devil's Tooth, 268
Devine, Joseph M., 52
DeVolne Flats (Fargo), 142
Dewitt Spring, 243
Diamond C Ranch, 321
Dickinson, 11, 295
Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick Company, 296
Dickinson State Normal School, 296
Dickinson Sub-station, 296
Dodge, 320
Dog Tooth Buttes, 232
Donnybrook, 275
Dovre Moraine, 310
Dovre Ski Slide (Fargo), 143
Doyon, 250
Drake, 273
Drayton, 188
Drift Prairie, =5-6=, 10, 233, 248, 276
Driscoll, 287
Dude Ranch, 301
Dunkers (Dunkards), 93, 203
Dunn Center, 321
Dunseith, 237
Dutch, 78, 83, 210
Dwight, 197
Eagle Pits, 224
Eagle Rock, 322
Eaton Dam, 254
Eaton, Howard, Ranch, 301, 331
Eckelson, 282
Edgeley, 206
Edmunds, 205
Edmunds, Newton, 47
Education (_see_ Schools)
Edwinton, 114
Eielson, Carl Ben, 79, 202
Elbowoods, 214, 334
Eldridge, 285
Elephant's Pass, 322
Elgin, 230
Elkhorn Ranch, site of, 330
Elk River, 10
Elk River Valley Farm, 249
Ellendale, 206
Elmer, O. H., 133
Enabling Act, 49, 89
Epping, 259
Epping-Springbrook Dam, 259
Equity Exchange, 53-54
Expansion, 334
Fairmount, 199
Fancher, Frederick B., 52
FARGO, 126-44
Map, 127;
miscellaneous references, 48, 194, 278
Fargo, William G., 131, 136
Fargo College, 143
Fargo _Express_ (newspaper), 99, 136
Fargo _Forum_ (newspaper), 99, 136
Faribault, Alexander, 197
Farmers' Alliance, 51-52
Farming (_see_ Agriculture)
Farmers' Union, 4, 163, 262
_Far West_ (steamer), 45, 115, 172
Father Genin Mission House, 134
Fauna, 12, 14-15, 177
Federal Buildings
Bismarck, 125;
Fargo, 141;
Grand Forks, 151
Fessenden, 273
Finns, 83, 215, 230, 307
First White Child Born in State, 38, 186
Fishing, xviii-xix, 106, 263, 265
Fisk, Capt. James L., Expeditions, 43, 273, 281, 310, 326
"Five Thousands", 291
Five Villages, 319
Fjelde, Jacob, 198
Fjelde, Paul, 79, 201, 281
Flasher, 232
Flat Top Butte, battle of, 302
Flaxton, 276
"Flickertail State", 15
Flint Quarries, 16, 294
Flora and Fauna, xviii-xix, 12-15, 176-77
Foley, James W., 118, 173
Folklore, 84-87
Holiday observances, 84-85;
social customs, 85;
other customs, 86-87;
superstitions, 87;
(_see also_ Indian Legends)
Forbes, Maj. William H., 269
Forts
Abercrombie, 41, 148, 149, 196-97, 305;
Abraham Lincoln, 42, 116, 169-73, 270;
Berthold, 212, 215, 334;
Buford, 39, 41, 216, 260, 269;
Clark, 336;
Cross (see Fort Seward), Dilts, 43, 326-27;
Lewis, 335;
Lincoln, 42, 289;
Mandan, 38;
Manuel Lisa, 335;
McKeen, 41-42, 114, 169, 170;
Mortimer, 271;
Pembina, 41, 148, 187;
Ransom, 41, 282, 304;
Rice, 41, 99;
Sauerkraut, 293;
Seward, 41, 282, 304;
Stevenson, 41, 212, 215, 334;
Totten, 41, 250, 266;
Union, 99, 269;
Vanderburgh, 335;
William, 39, 270;
Yates, 41, 42
Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, 169-73, 291
Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, 32-34, 211-15, 332
Fort Clark (town), 336
Fort Ransom (town), 304
Fort Totten (town), 266
Fort Totten Indian Agency, 31-34, 265-69
Fortuna, 243
Fort Yates (town), 316
Fossils, 7-9, 223, 321
Four Bears Bridge, 214, 321, 334
Fox Hills Sandstone, 313
Foxholm, 275
Fox, Livingston and Company, 271
Frazier, Lynn J., 54-55, 57, 189
Fremont, John C., 303, 308, 310
French Canadians, 82, 187, 195
French Indians, 84, 245-47, 273, 308
Frog Point, 192
_Frontier Scout_ (newspaper), 99
Fuller's Earth, 235
Fur Farms, 74-75, 190
Fur Trade (_see_ Industry)
Gale Collection (Valley City), 281
Gall, Chief, 41, 270, 312, 315, 324
Gannon, Clell G., 105, 124
Gardar, 234
Gardner, 194
Garrison, 211
Gascoyne, 326
Gassman Coulee Trestle, 255
Gaston, Herbert, 54
GENERAL INFORMATION, xvii-xx
Genin, J. B. 134, 197, 265
Geographic Center of North America, 252
Geography, 5-6
Geology, 5-10
Gerard, F. F., 218
German Baptist Brethren, 93, 203
German Shepherd Dogs, 311
Germans, =80-82=, 118, 273
Glacial Era, 9, 10, 332
Glasston, 188
Glauber's Salt, 226, 256
Glen Ullin, 293
Godfrey, Gen. E. S., 45
God's Gardens, 180
Goiffon, Joseph, 187
Gold Rush to Black Hills, 116
"Gold Spike" Excursion, 48, 117
Golden Valley, 320
Good Furred Robe, 22
Good Samaritan School for Crippled Children (Fargo), 143
Gorman, Ed, Collection (Buffalo Springs), 326
Government, 49-50
Governor's Mansion (Bismarck), 123
Governors (_see by name_; _see also_ Territorial Governors)
Grace, Dick, 241
Grace, R. H., 54
Grafton, 188
Grafton State School, 90, 188
Grain Elevators, 104
Grain Trade, 53
GRAND FORKS, 145-58
Map, 146;
miscellaneous references, 37, 41, 191, 248
Grand Forks County Farm and Hospital (Arvilla), 248
Grand Forks _Herald_ (newspaper), 100, 150, 151
Grand Forks _Plaindealer_ (newspaper), 100, 150
Grand Forks Silver Fox Farm, 190
Grandin, 193
Grandin Bonanza Farm, 193-94
Grandmother's Lodge, site of, 213, 334
Grand Rapids, 306
Grant, President U. S., 48, 117, 144
Granville, 254
Grass, John, 324
"Grasshoppering", 333
Grassy Butte, 222
Gray, Mrs. W. H., 209
Great Northern Railway, 44, =97=, 135, 147, 150, 160, 163, 220, 226,
261, 274
Great Northern Railway High Trestle, 255
Grenora, 12, 226
Griggs, Alexander, 40-41, 148, 149
Grinnell, George, 260-61
Grinnell, Josephine, 260-61
Gronna, A. J., 55, 191
Gros Ventres (_see_ Indians, Hidatsa)
H T Butte, 224
Hagan, John, 56
Hagedorn, Herman, 174
Hague, 211
Hair Hills (_see_ Pembina Mountains)
Half-breeds, 84, 245-47, 273, 308
Half Moon Indian Village Site, 216
Halliday, 321
Hallson, 234
Hamilton, 188, 233
Hancock, John M., 158
Hankinson, 199
Hanks, 225
Hanna, L. B., 53, 318
Hannaford, 308
Hansboro, 203
Hansbrough, Henry C., 50, 203
Harvey, 273
Harwood, 194
Hastings, 304
Hatton, 201-2
Havelock, 229
Hawksnest, 272
Haymow Theater (Langdon), 235
Haynes, 324
Hazelton, 210
Hazen, 319
Headquarters Hotel, site of (Fargo), 144
Heart Butte, 231
Heart River, 17, 18, 169, 231, 290, 291
Hebron, 293
Hebron Brick Plant, 293
Hector Airport (Fargo), 194
Heerman, Capt. Edward, 251
Height of Land, 6, 207, 303, 307
Hell's Hole, 180
Henry, Alexander, Jr., 37-38, 60, 147, 186
Site of trading post, 245
Hensel, 234
Herman Beach, 279
Hersey, H. T., 249
Hettinger, 325
Hickson, 195
Hidatsa (_see_ Indians)
Highlanders' Frolic, 238
Hi-Line Bridge, 281
Hill, James J., 44, 97, 148, 150, 192, 193, 249, 259
Hillsboro, 193
Historic Sites (_see by name_)
HISTORY, 35-58
Early history, 35;
exploration, 36;
settlement, 39;
military posts, 41;
Indian wars, 41-46;
army and railway surveys, 43;
territorial era, 46-49;
admission to Union, 49;
early statehood, 49-53;
rise of Nonpartisan League, 51-55;
recent events, 56-58
Hoffman, Nicholas, 148
Holding Eagle Farm, 212
Hollanders, 78, 83, 210
Holmes, D. M., 150
Holy Hill of the Mandans, 314
Homesteading, 60-61, 64
Hoople, 189
Hope, 309
Houston, D. H., Farm, 279
Hudson's Bay Company, 37, 39, 135, 149, 152, 186, 192, 200, 233, 246
Huff, 292
Hull, 211
Hungry Gulch, 258
Hunt, Jerome, 266, 268, 269
Hunting, XIX, 106-7, 203, 315
Big game, 322
I. O. O. F. Home (Devils Lake), 251
Icelanders, 83, 234-35
Immigration, 78
"Imperial" Ward County, 162
Independent Voters Association, 55, 56, 57
Indian Agencies
Fort Totten, 31-34, 265-69;
Standing Rock, 32-34, 312, 314-17, 323;
(_see also_ Indian Reservations)
Indian Earth Lodges, 26-27, 113, 123, 169-70
Indian Fairs, 34, 107, 237, 315, 316
Indian Handicraft, 267
Indian Legends, 22-23, 28-30, 177, 213, 214, 216, 227, 264, 265,
268, 272, 282, 290, 292, 294, 302, 304, 305, 311, 314-15, 316, 322,
334, 335
Indian Linguistic Stocks, 20
Indian Musical Instruments, 267
Indian, Reservations
Fort Berthold, 32-34, 211-15, 332;
Turtle Mountain, 32-34, 236-37;
Sisseton, 200;
(_see also_ Indian Agencies)
Indian Resettlement Tract, 267
Indians
Agricultural tribes, 18, 20-27;
Arikara, =18=, 19, 20, 23, 30, 34, 212, 213, 216, 319, 335, 336;
as racial group, 84;
Assiniboin, 16, =19=, 31, 36;
Cheyenne, 16, =18=, 19, 20, 30, 204, 305, 306;
Chippewa, =19=, 20, 23, 29, 31, 34, 197, 233, 237, 246, 250, 252, 267;
Crow, 213, 214;
Hidatsa, =19-20=, 21, 30, 32-34, 38, 212, 214, 216, 319, 334, 335;
Mandan, =17-27=, 30, 32-34, 36-38, 95, 102, 169, 212, 213, 216,
288, 292, 319, 335, 336;
Messiah craze, 315;
Sioux, 16, 19, 23-24, =27-29=, 30, 31, 34, 95, 197, 200, 252, 265,
267, 270, 290, 312, 314, 315, 323, 324, 326, 335;
Sioux, campaigns against, =42-46=, 206, 285, 310, 321;
smallpox epidemics among, 30, 335
INDIANS AND THEIR PREDECESSORS, 16-34
Indian Transportation, 27, 95
Indian Treaties, 31, 133, 197, 252
Indian Village Sites, 169, 216, 217, 288, 290, 292, 305, 319, 334,
335, 336
Indian Weapons, 21, 28, 294
INDUSTRY AND LABOR, 72-77
Activated carbon, 75, 295;
bentonite, 76, 215, 296;
clay, 75, 293, 296;
cooperatives (_see_ Cooperatives);
early fur trade, 37, 39-40, 72, 185-86, 190, 245, 269-71;
early industry, 73-74;
fur farms, 74-75, 190;
industrial organization, 76;
lignite, 8, =9=, =11=, 73, 75, 118, 160, 164, 208, 209, 211, 228,
230, 242, 248, 274, 275, 295, 318, 319-20, 326;
meat packing, 74, 190, 278, 298;
milling, 74;
miscellaneous mineral products, 76;
value of manufactures, 72
_International_ (steamer), 192
International Peace Garden, 236, 238
Inyan Bosdata, 304, 316
Irrigation, 59, 64, 220, 254, 259, 275
Ivers, M. U., Collection (Christine), 195
Jacobson Collection (Watford City), 221
James River, 6, 205, 282, 303, 306
Jamestown, 48, 205, 282-85
Jamestown College, 50, 89, 284
Jamestown _Daily Alert_ (newspaper), 205-6
Jayne, William, 46
Jenks, A. E., 248
Johnson, Edwin F., 114
Johnson, Sveinbjorn, 235
Joliette, 187
Joseph, Chief, 41, 270
Juvenile Delinquency, 93
KDLR (Devils Lake), 251
KFJM (Grand Forks), 100, 152, 156
KFYR (Bismarck), 118, 288
KGCU (Mandan), 291
KLPM (Minot), 164
KOVC (Valley City), 280
KRMC (Jamestown), 284
Kellogg, Mark, 45-46, 115
Kenmare, 276
Keogh, Capt. Myles, 172
Killdeer, 321
Killdeer Mountains, 9, 10, 12, 321
Battle of, 42, 296, 321