Nebraska History 1998: Vol 79 Index

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Abbott, Grace, teacher Maud E. Nuquist, 16 Arapaho (tribe) relations with Young Man Afraid Bates, W. L., memt Memorial Stadium Building
Abbott, Ned C NSHS officer, donor steam wagon of His Horses, 118; raided by Pawnee, 137 Com.. 182 photo
artifact, 31 Arapaho Chief, Cheyenne (tribe end Great Sioux Beach, A. B., Neligh, memb. Neligh Improvement
>a Common Soldier’ Frank and Mary Clarke War, 96 Co., 151
n the Amencan West and Civil War, 1847-1872 Arbor Lodge, Nebr. City, steam wagon, 28, 31 Bean Jonathan L., subagt. for Sioux, 138
Darlis Miller, ed., reviewed, 86-87 Archaeology of the Soul: North American Indian Beauchampe, R P., Wright-Beauchampe investi
\cross the Northern Frontier: Spanish Explorations Belainde Riftua l. Robert L. Hall, reviewed, 195 gation of Pawnee threat, 1829, 133, 137, 138, 139
‘olorado, Phil Carson, reviewed, 194-95 Arikara (tribe) relations with Pawnee, whites, 134 Beauvais, Geminien P trader, Ft. Laramie, 1855
Adams, Ansel, photographer, 154 141 167
Adams, R. H Schuyler, newsp. ed., 180 Armitage, ——, Albion, pol. supporter Maud E Becker Harry, dir., Nebr. Bureau of Child Welfare
Adnat cean steamer, 38 Nuquist, 20 ”)
. \fraid , « f His Horses, Frank, Sioux tribe), son Army Navy, and Militia Volunteer Guide t » Health Beeler, Marjorie, “Nor Feeds Girl WIJAG radi
Young Man Afraid of His Horses, 123 Valor and Victory John S. Hamilton, 165 64
Afncan Americans, Prince Hall Masonry in Nebr Arnold, Bion, speaker for laying of « ymerstone 3elle Fourche River, end Great Sioux War, 95
; s, 47 4-84 Memorial Stadium, 187 map), |
Agate Springs Ranch, Sioux Co., 5 Art, Red Cloud post office mural, | collections Bentz, Marie, received radio set from WJAG listen
Agonito, Joseph, “Young Man Afraid of His Horses Charles N. and Nettie Dietz 4-43 (photos ers, 61
The Reservation Years,” 116-32 Asboe, Eric B., Nebr. City, acknowledged, 32 Berlin, ocean steamer, 36
Agriculture, photographed by Emanuel Wolfe near Askren, Ida Mae, dtr. Karl Stefan, described early 3erman, Ruth, comp., and Judy Barrett Litoff, ed
Neligh, 150-61 (photos); at Ft. Laramie, 1849-59 WJAG, 57-58 Dear Poppa: The World War Il Berman Family
162-70 Atkinson, Holt Co., Rosa Hudspeth as ed. Ledger Letters, reviewed, 85
Aid to Dependent Children (ADC), estab. in Nebr at Stuart, Atkinson, 174, 175, 176 (photo), 177 Bessey, Charles E., teacher Charles N. Dietz, 34
) Atkinson Plain Dealer, ed., Lee Henry, 174 Bettelyoun, Susan Bordeaux, and Josephine
A{inslee’s, published A Lost Lady, 1926, 69 At Prayer in the Desert, artist, R. Talbot Kelly, 41 Waggoner, With My Own Eyes: A Lakota Womar
Alby James E ‘Little Jim,” Keith Co wrangler, 6 Auburn Granger, employed Annie Vio Gates, 175 Tells Her People s History. ed Emily Levine; re
viewed, 193
Alexander, Hartley Burr, chose inscriptions for Aufdengarten, Louis, Ogallala, storekeeper, 2, 3, 4
Nebr. St. Capitol, Memoriai Stadium, 179 photo), 6, 10, 11 Biddle, John, attacked by Pawnee, 138
Alkali, Keith Co., 4, 10 Aughey, Samuel, NU prof., 11 Bierman, Herman, Battle Creek, farmer, 61
Allen, Charles W., From Fort Laramie to Wounded Autobiography of Red Cloud, War Leader of the 3ig Axe, Pawnee tribe ) role in Morning Star
Knee: In the West That Was, ed., Richard E Oglalas, ed., R. Eli Paul, reviewed, 146-47 ceremony, 1827, 139
Jensen; reviewed, 89-90 Avery, Samuel, NU chancellor, financing of Memo 3ig Elk, Omaha (tribe relations with Pawnee
Allen, Ida (Mrs. Luther), 77 (photo) rial Stadium, 179, 180, 181, 182, 185, 187 133, 134 (painting), 138, 140
Allen, Luther, Prince Hall Mason, 77 (photo Aviation, Neligh, possible Savidge Brothers plane, Big Eyes, Pawnee (tribe dtr. killed, 137
Allen, Robert, WJAG radio technician, 59 160 (photo); death pilot Charles Holman, 210- Big Foot, Sioux (tribe at Wounded Knee, 12
Alliance, Box Butte Co Prince Hall Masonry, ll photos Big Horn Mountains, end Great Sioux War, 94
1920s, 75 Big Nose, Pawnee (tribe threatened whites
Babbitt, Edwin Burr, journalist Pawnee investiga
Alliance Times and Herald, reported on Prince Hall 140, 141
tion, 1829, 137, 138
Masonry, 1920s, 75 Big Road, Sioux tribe), end Great Sioux War, 110
Backhaus, A. H., Stuart, newsp. ed., 172
Amara, river steamer, 37 (photo) 111
American Horse, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux Bad Chief, Pawnee (tribe), 140 Bigham, Darrel E historian, Prince Hall Masonry
War, cession Black Hills, 102, 103 (photo), 109 Baedeker, Karl, travel guide author, 36, 37 Bighorn River, end Great Sioux War, 94-115
photo), 111; relations with Young Man Afraid Bailey, Carrie S., chmn., Woman's Division, Nebr 3ird, Edwin, emigrant, Ft. Laramie, 1854, 166
of His Horses, 116, 119, 125, 126, 127 Democratic Party, 20
Bixby, Ammi L., opponent woman suffrage, 174
Amencan Indians in World War |. At War and at Baker, E. F., Keith Co , criminal, 4
Home, Thomas A. Britten, reviewed, 87-88 Baldwin, Frank D end Great Sioux War, 96 BlaOec k Elk, Cheyenne tribe), end Great Sioux War
American Legion, projected hdqrs. space in Nl Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 18
stadium complex, 180, 181 Black Elk, Nicholas, Sioux (tribe), quoted on
Bandelin, Ted, mgr. WJAG radio, 63 Crazy Horse, 1931, 106: 111
American Society of Composers, Authors and
Publishers (ASCAP), permitted WJAG radio to Banks and Banking, watercolor Farmers’ and Black Hills, end Great Sioux War, 94-115 (map
broadcast recorded music, 64 Merchants’ Bank, Red Cloud, 54 95); 117, 118, 125, 129
Barnett, F. L., Prince Hall Mason, legislator, 78 Black Hills Journal, quoted Young Man Afraid of
Amsberry, D. M., Nebr. sec. of state, 75
Bartels, Michael M., Missouri Pacific River and Prai His Horses, 123
Amundson, Michael A., “Portrait of a Small Town
The Photographic Diary of Neligh’s Emanuel rie Ratls: The MOPAC in Nebraska, reviewed, 90 Black Metropolis, St. Clair Drake, Horace Cayton
Wolfe,” 150-61 Bartholomew, David M., Pioneer Naturalist on the quoted, 79
Anderson, Roland, Wahoo, radio pioneer, 55, 56 Plains, The Diary of Elam Bartholomew, 1871 to Black Moccasin, Cheyenne (tribe), end Great
1934, annotated, 197 Sioux War, 96
(photo)
Barton, Guy C., North Platte, rancher, politician, 2
Anselm, Carolyn, protagonist of /n the Market Black Moon, Sioux headman, end Great Sioux
Places ,171 Bassett Eagle, ed., T. R. Geddis, 173 War, 96
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INDEX
Abbott, Grace, teacher Maud E. Nuquist, 16 Arapaho (tribe) relations with Young Man Afraid Bates, W. L., memt Memorial Stadium Building
Abbott, Ned C NSHS officer, donor steam wagon of His Horses, 118; raided by Pawnee, 137 Com.. 182 photo
artifact, 31 Arapaho Chief, Cheyenne (tribe end Great Sioux Beach, A. B., Neligh, memb. Neligh Improvement
>a Common Soldier’ Frank and Mary Clarke War, 96 Co., 151
n the Amencan West and Civil War, 1847-1872 Arbor Lodge, Nebr. City, steam wagon, 28, 31 Bean Jonathan L., subagt. for Sioux, 138
Darlis Miller, ed., reviewed, 86-87 Archaeology of the Soul: North American Indian Beauchampe, R P., Wright-Beauchampe investi
\cross the Northern Frontier: Spanish Explorations Belainde Riftua l. Robert L. Hall, reviewed, 195 gation of Pawnee threat, 1829, 133, 137, 138, 139
‘olorado, Phil Carson, reviewed, 194-95 Arikara (tribe) relations with Pawnee, whites, 134 Beauvais, Geminien P trader, Ft. Laramie, 1855
Adams, Ansel, photographer, 154 141 167
Adams, R. H Schuyler, newsp. ed., 180 Armitage, ——, Albion, pol. supporter Maud E Becker Harry, dir., Nebr. Bureau of Child Welfare
Adnat cean steamer, 38 Nuquist, 20 ”)
. \fraid , « f His Horses, Frank, Sioux tribe), son Army Navy, and Militia Volunteer Guide t » Health Beeler, Marjorie, “Nor Feeds Girl WIJAG radi
Young Man Afraid of His Horses, 123 Valor and Victory John S. Hamilton, 165 64
Afncan Americans, Prince Hall Masonry in Nebr Arnold, Bion, speaker for laying of « ymerstone 3elle Fourche River, end Great Sioux War, 95
; s, 47 4-84 Memorial Stadium, 187 map), |
Agate Springs Ranch, Sioux Co., 5 Art, Red Cloud post office mural, | collections Bentz, Marie, received radio set from WJAG listen
Agonito, Joseph, “Young Man Afraid of His Horses Charles N. and Nettie Dietz 4-43 (photos ers, 61
The Reservation Years,” 116-32 Asboe, Eric B., Nebr. City, acknowledged, 32 Berlin, ocean steamer, 36
Agriculture, photographed by Emanuel Wolfe near Askren, Ida Mae, dtr. Karl Stefan, described early 3erman, Ruth, comp., and Judy Barrett Litoff, ed
Neligh, 150-61 (photos); at Ft. Laramie, 1849-59 WJAG, 57-58 Dear Poppa: The World War Il Berman Family
162-70 Atkinson, Holt Co., Rosa Hudspeth as ed. Ledger Letters, reviewed, 85
Aid to Dependent Children (ADC), estab. in Nebr at Stuart, Atkinson, 174, 175, 176 (photo), 177 Bessey, Charles E., teacher Charles N. Dietz, 34
) Atkinson Plain Dealer, ed., Lee Henry, 174 Bettelyoun, Susan Bordeaux, and Josephine
A{inslee’s, published A Lost Lady, 1926, 69 At Prayer in the Desert, artist, R. Talbot Kelly, 41 Waggoner, With My Own Eyes: A Lakota Womar
Alby James E ‘Little Jim,” Keith Co wrangler, 6 Auburn Granger, employed Annie Vio Gates, 175 Tells Her People s History. ed Emily Levine; re
viewed, 193
Alexander, Hartley Burr, chose inscriptions for Aufdengarten, Louis, Ogallala, storekeeper, 2, 3, 4
Nebr. St. Capitol, Memoriai Stadium, 179 photo), 6, 10, 11 Biddle, John, attacked by Pawnee, 138
Alkali, Keith Co., 4, 10 Aughey, Samuel, NU prof., 11 Bierman, Herman, Battle Creek, farmer, 61
Allen, Charles W., From Fort Laramie to Wounded Autobiography of Red Cloud, War Leader of the 3ig Axe, Pawnee tribe ) role in Morning Star
Knee: In the West That Was, ed., Richard E Oglalas, ed., R. Eli Paul, reviewed, 146-47 ceremony, 1827, 139
Jensen; reviewed, 89-90 Avery, Samuel, NU chancellor, financing of Memo 3ig Elk, Omaha (tribe relations with Pawnee
Allen, Ida (Mrs. Luther), 77 (photo) rial Stadium, 179, 180, 181, 182, 185, 187 133, 134 (painting), 138, 140
Allen, Luther, Prince Hall Mason, 77 (photo Aviation, Neligh, possible Savidge Brothers plane, Big Eyes, Pawnee (tribe dtr. killed, 137
Allen, Robert, WJAG radio technician, 59 160 (photo); death pilot Charles Holman, 210- Big Foot, Sioux (tribe at Wounded Knee, 12
Alliance, Box Butte Co Prince Hall Masonry, ll photos Big Horn Mountains, end Great Sioux War, 94
1920s, 75 Big Nose, Pawnee (tribe threatened whites
Babbitt, Edwin Burr, journalist Pawnee investiga
Alliance Times and Herald, reported on Prince Hall 140, 141
tion, 1829, 137, 138
Masonry, 1920s, 75 Big Road, Sioux tribe), end Great Sioux War, 110
Backhaus, A. H., Stuart, newsp. ed., 172
Amara, river steamer, 37 (photo) 111
American Horse, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux Bad Chief, Pawnee (tribe), 140 Bigham, Darrel E historian, Prince Hall Masonry
War, cession Black Hills, 102, 103 (photo), 109 Baedeker, Karl, travel guide author, 36, 37 Bighorn River, end Great Sioux War, 94-115
photo), 111; relations with Young Man Afraid Bailey, Carrie S., chmn., Woman's Division, Nebr 3ird, Edwin, emigrant, Ft. Laramie, 1854, 166
of His Horses, 116, 119, 125, 126, 127 Democratic Party, 20
Bixby, Ammi L., opponent woman suffrage, 174
Amencan Indians in World War |. At War and at Baker, E. F., Keith Co , criminal, 4
Home, Thomas A. Britten, reviewed, 87-88 Baldwin, Frank D end Great Sioux War, 96 BlaOec k Elk, Cheyenne tribe), end Great Sioux War
American Legion, projected hdqrs. space in Nl Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 18
stadium complex, 180, 181 Black Elk, Nicholas, Sioux (tribe), quoted on
Bandelin, Ted, mgr. WJAG radio, 63 Crazy Horse, 1931, 106: 111
American Society of Composers, Authors and
Publishers (ASCAP), permitted WJAG radio to Banks and Banking, watercolor Farmers’ and Black Hills, end Great Sioux War, 94-115 (map
broadcast recorded music, 64 Merchants’ Bank, Red Cloud, 54 95); 117, 118, 125, 129
Barnett, F. L., Prince Hall Mason, legislator, 78 Black Hills Journal, quoted Young Man Afraid of
Amsberry, D. M., Nebr. sec. of state, 75
Bartels, Michael M., Missouri Pacific River and Prai His Horses, 123
Amundson, Michael A., “Portrait of a Small Town
The Photographic Diary of Neligh’s Emanuel rie Ratls: The MOPAC in Nebraska, reviewed, 90 Black Metropolis, St. Clair Drake, Horace Cayton
Wolfe,” 150-61 Bartholomew, David M., Pioneer Naturalist on the quoted, 79
Anderson, Roland, Wahoo, radio pioneer, 55, 56 Plains, The Diary of Elam Bartholomew, 1871 to Black Moccasin, Cheyenne (tribe), end Great
1934, annotated, 197 Sioux War, 96
(photo)
Barton, Guy C., North Platte, rancher, politician, 2
Anselm, Carolyn, protagonist of /n the Market Black Moon, Sioux headman, end Great Sioux
Places ,171 Bassett Eagle, ed., T. R. Geddis, 173 War, 96
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Black Shawl, Sioux
Black Shield, Sioux
bk. rey
nnie, Neligh
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Villiam A., Keith
vehnel, William, film
Book Reviews, 44-49
Boom-Bust: Prince Hall Masonry in
during the 1920s,” Dennis N. Mihelict
rglum, Gutz pr
rial Stadium tablets
Great Sioux War
Villiam
ii pitalii; sm.i Culture il
ind Nettie Fowler Dietz
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1, Edgar Beecher
Brown, George LeR
Ridge, 127
Brown, Jake J., Keith ¢
Brown, J seph R
City. 242,42. 25
Brown, Marie K
E. Nuquist, 18
Brown, Samuel J
wagon promoter
3rownson, Debra, NSHS artist NH desir and lay
out, credits all issues atlin, George artist, paintings Big Elk
Bruguier, Johnny, half-S.i oux scout, end Gr. eat ull, 134, 135
Sioux War, 103, 105 ‘attle, “The Law at the End of the Trail Mem
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Cook, James, witness Ogallala shooting, 5 Edward S. Curtis of Native American Women, Dorion, Tom, interpreter, end Great Sioux War
Cooper, Gary, film star, 69 annotated, 50 106
Cooper, Jerry, The Rise of the National Guard: The Dayton, W. W., Saline Co., chmn. fund drive for Dougherty, John, Indian agt., relations with Paw
Evolution of The American Militia, 1865-1920, Memorial Stadium, 181 nee, 133, 136, 137 (photo), 138, 139, 141
reviewed, 88 De Graaf, Lawrence, quoted on LA population Douglas, J. B., Tecumseh, leader fund drive for
Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, la., 34 growth, 1920s, 79 Memorial Stadium, 188
Cottrell, Barbara J., with Lawrence H. Larsen, Gate “Dear Poppa: The World War il Berman Family Dowd, John, Keith Co. officer, 2
City. A History of Omaha, annotated, 49 Letters,” Ruth Berman, comp., and Judy Barrett Doyle, Susan Badger, and Fred W. Dykes, eds
Covered Wagon Women (Vol. 7): Diaries and Let- Litoff, ed., reviewed, 85 The 1854 Oregon Trail Diary of Winfield Scott
ters from the Western Trails, 1854-1860, ed., DeKay, H. George, Wausa, holder radio station Ebey, reviewed, 144
comp., Kenneth L. Holmes, annotated, 197 trans. license, 55 Drake, St. Clair, quoted on Afr. Amer. fraternal
Cox-Paul, Lori, comp. with James W. Wengert, A Democrat, Henderson, Minn., ed., Joseph R societies, 79
Frontier Army Christmas, reviewed, 45; bk. rev., Brown, 25 Dudley, Charles C., Prince Hall Mason, 82
85 Democratic Party, Keith Co., 8; Maud E. Nuquist as DuFran, Phil, Custer Co., dep. sheriff, cowboy, 7
Crawford, Emmett, summoned by J. J. Saville, 117 memb., 14-23; Gov. Charles Bryan as memb., Dull Knife, Cheyenne (tribe), end of Great Sioux
183; Joseph R. Brown as memb., 24, 26
Crawler, Sioux headman, end Great Sioux War, 96 War, 96, 111
Dempsey, Jack, radio coverage of bout with
Crazy Horse, pictograph Custer, Crazy Horse, fall Tommy Gibbons, 1923, 60 Dunn, Orange W Omaha, officerC . N. Dietz
front cover; “Crazy Horse and the End of the Lumber, 35
Great Sioux War,” Kingsley M. Bray, 94-115 Dennison, Tom, Omaha, political boss, 78 Dykes, Fred W., and Susan Badger Doyle, eds
compared to Young Man Afraid of His Horses Denton, C. T., Prince Hall Mason, 81 The 1854 Oregon Trail Diary of Winfield Scott
116-32 Depression, politics in Nebr., 14-23; influenced Ebey, reviewed, 144
Cronin, Dennis H., Nebr. legislator, ed., The Front- Prince Hall Masonry, 74, 79, 83; impoverished
ier (O'Neill), 172 (photo), 175, 176 photographer Emanuel Wolfe, 156; prevented
Eagle Pipe, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War
Crook, George, end Great Sioux War, 94, 95, 105 construction Memorial Stadium complex, 189 101, 106
106, 108, 111, 112; relations with Young Man DePriest, Martin, Keith Co sheriff, 8, 10, 11
Eagle Shield, Sioux (tribe) end Great Sioux War
Afraid of His Horses, 118, 119, 125 (photo), 12 99. 100
Crosman, George Hampton, robbed, mistreated by Deroin, Francis, trader, 140 “Early Years of Broadcasting in Norfolk, Nebraska
Pawnee, 139 Des Moines Capital, employed Rosa Hudspeth, 171 1922-1928," Mark Smith, 54-68
Crow (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 95 (map), 96;
Desdunes, Dan, Afr. Amer. musician, Prince Hall Easter, concert broadcast on WJAG radio, 62
r1e1l6,a ti1o2n8s, w1i2t9h; rYaoiudnedg bMya nP awAnfreaei,d o1f3 7H is Horses, Mason, 76 Eaton, Diane, and Sheila Urbanek, Paul Kane's
Desert Scout, artist R. Talbot Kelly, 41 Great Nor-West, reviewed, 145
Crow Dog, Sioux (tribe), tried for murder, 121
Dewson, Mary, dir., Women’s Division, Democratic Eaton, John, U.S. sec of War, 137
Croxton, John H., terr. legislator, Nebr. City atty., Nat. Com., 16
28 Edgerton, J. Edgar, bro pol. supporter Maud E
Diaries, photographic diary Emanuel Wolfe, 150-61 Nuquist, 18
Custer and the Great Controversy: The Origin and
Development of a Legend, Robert M. Utley, anno- Diaz, Porfirio, Mexican pres., ocean steamer Edgerton, Joseph W., homesteader, lawyer, father
tated, 92 passenger, 38 Maud E. Nuquist, 14
Custer County, Mitchell-Ketchum killing, 6-7 Dickerson, Charles W Prince Hall Mason, 89, 81 Editing Historical Documents: A Handbook of Prac
82, 83 tice, Michael E. Stevens, Steven B. Burg, anno
Custer, George A., and Young Man Afraid of His
Dietl, Ralph, USA und Mittelamerika: Die tated, 148
Horses, 118; pictograph Custer, Crazy Horse, fall
front cover; end Great Sioux War, 94 Auenpolitk von William J. Bryan, 1913-1915 Editor's Showcase, “Queer Case, Desertion of a
reviewed, 47 Soldier Guard and Two Convicts,” 51; death
Cutting into the Meatpacking Line: Workers and
Dietz, Charles N., Omaha, lumber dealer, philan- Charles “Speed” Holman, pilot, 1931, 210-11
Change in the Rural Midwest, Deborah Fink, re-
viewed, 192-93 thropist, traveler, 34-43 (photos, 34, 37) ( ph tos )
Dietz, Gould Cooke, bro. Charles N. Dietz, 35, 38, 41 Egan, Teddy, relations with Young Man Afraid of
Dahiman, James C., Omaha, mayor, 36, 75 Dietz, Gould Price, father Charles N. Dietz, 34 His Horses, 118
Daily Missouri Republican, quoted on prices at Ft Dietz, Leonora Antoinette Cooke (Mrs. Gould Egypt, visited by Charles and Nettie Dietz, 36-41
Laramie, 1850, 165 Price), mother Charles N. Dietz, 34, 36 Egypt and Nubia, Charles N. Dietz donation to
Omaha Public Library, 36
Daily Nebraskan, NU student newsp., 179 Dietz, Lydia Ann Cooke (Mrs. Gould Price), died
Dangerfield, Daniel, nurse for Joseph R. Brown, 24 1849, 34 Egypt Painted and Described, artist-author R. Talbot
Kelly, 40
Dietz, Nettie Fowler (Mrs. Charles N.), Omaha,
Darling, Dell, NSHS artist, credits all issues
philanthropist, traveler, 34-43 (photo, 37) Eighteen Fifty-four Oregon Trail Diary of Winfield
Davis, Anderson, Seward Co., 30 Dillon, Isaac, North Platte, rancher, 2 Scott Ebey, eds., Susan Badger Doyle, Fred W
Davis, Ellery, architect, memb. Memorial Stadium Dykes, reviewed, 144
Dillon, Sidney, UP pres., 2
Building Com., 182 (photo), 184 Elgin, Antelope Co., site Ira Wolfe store, 151, 156
Dawson, Fred T., NU football coach, memb Dobinsgo nC,o m.A,r thu1r8,2 (mpehmobt.o ) Memorial Stadium Build- Elkhorn River, 150
Memorial Stadium Building Com., 182 (photo)
Don Juan, George Gordon Byron, 41 Ellinger, Frank, Willa Cather's literary character
Day, M. W., officer, Ft. Rob., 127 in A Lost Lady, 69, 71
Dorion, Martin, Omaha (tribe), interpreter,
Day, Sara, Heart of the Circle: Photographs by 138, 141 Ellison, James, Keith Co., cattleman, 5
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Engberg, ( | an intercedede d for student Flying By, S$ re CV ] on T rt s F. Roder j
nterprise Planing Mill, Lincoln, defaulted
pledge to Memorial Stadium fund drive, 188
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Faling, Andrea |., NSHS ass
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Marshall, ¢ and i\W illiam
lfe as salesmen
reemasonry
Fitzgerald, F. Sc Nebraska D ining
studi » system, ¢ mont, Elkh
Fitzpatrick, Thomas fur trader arrived in Neligh
Fletcher, Edward Prince Hall Mason 82 Froidevaux Frances
Flippin, George A Prince Hall Mason, 80; Nl Afr A Lat
Amer. football player, contributor fund drive for ind Lette 905-1910, ann tated
Memorial Stadium, 185 From Et erglade to Canorm With the Se
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Golden Book, published A Lost Lady, 1931, 69 Hartman, Douglas R bk. rev., 88 Holy Land, Charles N Dietz donation to Omaha
Gonzalez-Clements, Emilia, bk. rev., 44 Hascall, Vincent, sec Nebr. Mem Assoc exec Public Library, 36
Gordon, Charies, defeated by Mahdi, 1885, 38 com., 180, 181 Hoover, Herbert, U.S. pres., guest Charles N. Dietz
Gordon, John, Keith Co. officer, 2 Haskin, Roswell A., Stuart, newsp. ed., 172, 175 46
Hope, Cliff Jr Quiet Courage, Kansas Congress
Gould, Edwin, Norfolk, holder radio station trans Hassman, J. B., Colendge, mayor WJAG radio
man Clifford R. Hope, annotated 197
license, 55, 56 family, 58
Gould, Jay, capitalist, friend Charles N. Dietz, 35, 36 Hastings Daily Tnbune, estab. early radio station, 54 Hor1s0e9 Road, Sioux tribe), end Great Sioux War
Graham Agnes, Wisner, holder radio station trans Haunted Kansas: Ghost Stones and Other Eene
lorses, Neligh, horse racing, 160 (phot
license, 55 Tales, Lisa Hefner Heitz, reviewed, 46-47
Graham, Bill, memb. WJAG radio family, 58 Hotel Norfolk, purchased by E. ¢ Eppley, 62, ¢
Hawke, Robert, Nebr. City, merchant, freighter, 27
Grand Army of the Republic (GAR projec ted Hayden, Joseph, shot in KeithCo ., 1876, 4 photo bb
hdars. space in NU stadium complex, 180 Houghton, Eliza P. Donner, The Expeditior
Hayes, Rutherford B US pres., end Great Sioux Donner Party and its Tragic Fate, annotated, 92
Grand Island, Hall Co., 14, 16; Prince Hall Masonry
1920s, 75 War, 111 Howard, Edgar, | S. rep supported WJAG radi
Grand Island Daily independent, reported on He Dog, Sioux (tribe), participant in cession of Howard Jack, Keith C« criminal
Prince Hall Masonry, 1920s, 75 Black Hills, 109 (photo), 110 (photo Howell Robert B.. | >. sen Sup} ted WJAG
Grattan, John L., post commissary of subsistence Heart of the Circle Photographs by Edward § radio, 64
“t. Laramie 1854, 162 Curtis of Native Amencan Women, Sara Day Hudson, H B., buyer C.N Dietz Lumber, 41
annotated, 50
Gray, Thomas Scott Keith Co criminal, 9 (photo Hudson, Nellie L sister Nettie F wler tz
10 Hedge, Verne, Lincoln, mayor, 75
Hudson's Bay Company, freight shipn
Great Sioux War Crazy Horse and the End of the Heitz, Lisa Hefner, Haunted Kansas
Great Sioux War Kingsley M. Bray nd Other Eerie Tales, reviewed, At Hudspeth, Rosa
Green, Donald E., bk. rev 17-48 Hemingway, Emest, author, influenced film adap Hud1s7p eth, R
Greenslet, Ferris, ed. workso f Willa Cather tations of his work, 69
Gregg, Edward S., steam wagon authority, 31 Henderson, Agnes, Naper, employee Hudspeth, Willis
174 Hudspeth, Winfre
Gregg, Laura A., suffragist, debated with A. L
Bixby, 174 Henry, O. See Porter, William Sydney Hudspeth, 173
Gregg, Stanton, steam wagon authority, 31 Herbert, Neil, Willa Cather’s literary character Hughes, Elizabeth Anne Southard (Mrs
Griswold, Dwight, Nebr. gov., 21 A Lost Lady, 69-70 Ogallala, 5, |
Gunn, Michael, NU graduate student, 8 HerMmeamno,r iaClh arSlteasd,i uLmi ncfoulnn,d ddreivfea,u lt1e8d8 on pledge to Hug10h,e1s | J] se] hG Keith ¢
Haizlip, Jimmy, witness 1931 plane crash, 211 Hewitt, William, bk. rev., 87-88 Hump, Sioux leader, end Great Sioux War
109, 110, 111
Hall, Robert L., An Archaeology of the Soul Hickey, Donald R., bk. rev., 48-49
North American Indian Belief and Ritual Hunter Milton, Prince Hall Mason memb. Omaha
reviewed 195 High Bear, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 108 Urban League, 7'
Halvorson, Mark J Sacred Beauty: Quillwork of Hill James J., rail entrepreneur, guest Charles N Hunter, Nathaniel, Prince Hall Mason, memb
Plains Women, annotated 197 Dietz, 36 Omaha Urban League 74. 76. 77. 80. 82
Hamilton, John S., author military health guide Hill, William, carpenter, 29-30 Hunting of the Buffalo, E Douglas Branch
)
1851, 165 Hinman, Beach, North Platte, lawyer annotated, 92
Hanging Woman Creek, end Great Sioux War, 95 Historical Markers, steam wagon, 31 (photo) Huntley, Catherine, protagonist of Juggernaut
(map), 97, 98 the Moderns, 171
Hodgdon, Charles, Chicago, NU architect, 179,ri 184
Hanna, Robert, watercolor Farmers’ and Merchants Hurt, R. Douglas, Nathan Boone and the Amen
Bank, Red Cloud, summer front cover Hoffman, William, reported on scurvy, Ft. Laramie Frontier reviewed, 195-96
1856, 167
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, shipper Joseph Huse, Eugene F son W_N Huse; founder WJAG
R. Brown's steam wagon, 26 Holiday, Henry artist, 40 radio, 54-68 55 photo
Hanson, James A., past dir. NSHS, bk. rev 147 Holman, Charles, pilot, killed, 1931, 210-11 photos Huse, Norris, son W. N., journalist, 54
Hard to Kill, Sioux (tribe), relative Crazy Horse 108 Holmes, George, Lincoln, contributor to Memorial Huse, William N. Sr., purchased Norfolk Daily
Harding, WarrenG ., U.S. pres., 77 Stadium fund drive 187 News, 1888, 54 (photo
Hardorff, Richard G., comp ed., Cheyenne Mem ) Holmes, Kenneth L., ed comp., Covered Wagon Hutchinson, Duane, bk. rev., 46-47
nies of the Custer Fight’ A Source Book, anno Women (Vol. 7) Dianes and Letters from the Hutchinson, Stephen K.., « mp Frontier Net
tated, 148 Western Trails, 18 »4—1860, annotated, 197
Stonies of Hardship ar ad Trin
Hare, Thomas “Arkansas.” See Ware, Thomas Holt County, Rosa Hudspeth as author, ed., Stuart County in the 187
Arkansas Ledger, 17\-78
Harper's Weekly, “An Army Train Crossing the Holt County Independent, O'Neill, quoted on Rosa Ice, Cheyenne (tribe end Great Sioux War, 9
Plains,” Apr. 24, 1858, 166 (sketch Hudspeth, 174 98, 111
Harris, William, Keith Co., criminal, 6 Holtz, Harold, exec sec NU Alumni Assoc., 179 Identifying American Furniture: A Pictorial Guide to
Harrison, Thomas, injured in Ogallala, 6 182 (photo), 184, 185, 187, 189 Styles and Terms, Colonial to Contemporary
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bk. review annotations J ; 14 14 i
The Fontenelle and Cabanné Trading Posts The
History and Archeology of Two Missouri River
Sites, 1822-1838
hns
Ft. Laramie
Johnson, Carla, Nelig
Johnson, Samuel
Johnson, W.L
radio, ¢
Johnston, James W., The Long Road of War
Marine's Story of Pacific Combat, annotated, 92 Kratville, William W., bk
Johnstone, Beers, steam wagon mechanic, 25, 2¢ Kroeker, Marvin E., bk rey
Joslyn Art Museum, recipient Charles and Nettie Krotter, William, Stuart m
Dietz donations, 34-43 Ku Klux Klan. in Nebr., 1920s, 74, 7 \otographed
Judson, F. W., NU regent, 185 by Emanuel Wolfe in N | phe t
Iny ggernaut of the Moderns, Rosa Hudspeth, 171 Kusmer, Kenneth, quoted : fraternal
174, 177 societies, 79 ott, Prince =H all Mason
Kansa (tribe), 138 La Jeunesse, Louis, trader em lov abanne wi INC views of “Main Stree
Kansas City Times, 4 1anuel Wolfe, 154
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Lewis, Wendy, bk. rev., 45 Man Afraid of His Horses, Sioux (tribe), compared Methodist Church, Maud E. Nuquist as memb., 15
Life of Chnst and the Popes, printer, Anton to Young Man Afraid of His Horses, 116, 117 19, 20
Koburger, 1481, 41 (photo), 125, 126, 129 Mexicans in the Midwest 1900-1932, Juan R
Lincoln, Lancaster Co , Prince Hall Masonry, Man Who Owns a Sword, Sioux (tribe), chosen Garcia, reviewed, 44
1920s, 75 “shirtwearer,” 116 Mexico, relations with Pawnee, 135-36
Lincoln County, cattle drives, 1873-87, 2, 4 Manderson, Charles F., U.S. sen., 122 Mihelich, DennisN ., bk. rev., 44-45; “Boom-Bust
Lincoln Star, reported on Prince Hall Masonry Manila Times, owner, George Sellner, 57 Prince Hall Masonry in Nebraska during the
1920s, 75 Many Camps, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 1920s,” 74-84
Lindmier, Thomas, bk. rev., 86 102 Miles Maryott: His Life & Times, S. A. Sullivan
Litoff, Judy Barrett, ed., and Ruth Berman, comp Many Danes, Some Norwegians: Karen Miller's annotated, 49
Dear Poppa: The World War Il Berman Family Diary, 1894, John W. Nielsen, ed., reviewed, 90-91 Miles, Nelson A., end Great Sioux War, 94-115
Letters, reviewed, 85 influenced Young Man Afraid of His Horses, 1 2¢
Many Wests: Place, Culture, and Regional Identity 127, 128
Little Big Man, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, eds., David M. Wrobel and Michael C. Steiner
cession Black Hills, 98, 99 (photo), 109 (photo) reviewed, 45-46 Miller, Darlis, ed., Above a Common Soldier Frank
110, 111; relations with Young Man Afraid of His and Mary Clarke in the American West and Civil
Horses, 118, 119 Maps, UP cattle-loading pens, Ogallala, 1883, 3 War, 1847-1872, reviewed, 86-87
Sioux war country, fall 1876-spring 1877, 95
Little Hawk, Sioux (tribe), uncle Crazy Horse, end Pawnee raids, ca. 1829, 140 Miller, Henry, herder, shot during Ghost Dance
Great Sioux War, 102, 108, 110 troubles, 127
Markey, Gene, screenwriter, 71
Little Knife, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 95 Miller, James W., Keith Co. officer, 2
Martin, Glenn L., Omaha, bomber plant housing, 42
Little Spaniard, Pawnee (tribe), 139 Miller, Robert A., dir., NU libraries, 41
Little Wolf, Cheyenne (tribe end Great Sioux Mason, Julius W., comdr. Camp Rob., end Great Mills, Enos A., author, guest Charles N. Dietz, 3¢
War, 96, 102 Sioux War, 103, 105
Milner, Clyde A. Il, New Significance: Re-envisior
Little Wound, Sioux (tribe), participant in cession Masterson, W. B. “Bat,” helped Bill Thompson ing the History of the American West, reviewed
of Black Hills, 109 (photo), 119, 125, 126 escape Ogallala, 1880, 8 88-89
Loading Cattle, Red Cloud, post office mural by Mathews, Alfred, Nebr. City 1865, 27 (sketch Mine of Her Own Women Prospectors in the Amen
Archie Musick, spring front cover Matthews, A.B Prince Hall Mason, 82 can West, 1850-1950, Sally Zanjani, reviewed
Lodge Pole, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 95 Mazomanie, Joseph R. Brown's steam wagon, 26, 29 192
Lone Horn, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 107 McAllister, John, donor dinner bell to WJAG, 59 Minier, Evelyn Mills, chmn Nebr. Republican
Long Dog, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 95 (photo) Party, 18
Long Road of War: A Marine's Story of Pacific Com- McAllister, W. L., donor dinner bell to WJAG, 59 Minor, Harry, leader Cal. fund drive for Memorial
bat, James W. Johnston, annotated, 92 Stadium, 188
McAuliff, Frank, Keith Co. officer, 2, 3
Long Whirlwind, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux Miriani, Ronald, bk. rev., 88-89
McCaffery (McCaffey), John, Keith Co., criminal, 4
War, 104, 105 Mississippi River, freight shipments, 25, 29
Loosbrock, Richard D., bk. rev., 196 McCiure, L. C., Denver, photographer, 152 Missoun Intelligencer, quoted Benjamin O'Fallon
Lost Lady, Willa Cather, characters drawn from McCoy, Joseph G., founder, Abilene cattle market, 5 on Pawnee, 135
Silas and Lyra Garber, 69-73 McDermott, John D., “No Small Potatoes: Problems Vissoun Pacific River and Prairie Rails: The MOPA(
Lost Lady in Hollywood,” Andrea |. Faling, 69-73 f Food and Health at Fort Laramie, 1849-1859 in Nebraska, Michael M. Bartels. reviewed, %
Love, Barbara, comp., ed., with Frances Love 162-70 Missoun Republican, quoted on Ft. Leavenworth
Froidevaux, Lady's Choice: Ethel Waxham's McDuffee, M. S., pol. supporter Maud E. Nuquist, 16 1853, 166
Journals and Letters, 1905-1910, annotated, 49 McGillycuddy, Valentine T., Indian agt., Pine Missouri River, 24; compared to Nile River
Love, Don L., Library, NU recipient Charles and Ridge, relations with Young Man Afraid of His trading routes, 133-43 (map, 140
Nettie Dietz donations, 34, 40, 42 Horses, 119 (photo), 120, 121, 122, 123, 128
Mitchell, Luther, CusterC o., homesteader, killed
Low Dog, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 110 McGintie, H. L., Neligh, entrepreneur, 152 6-7
Ludwickson, John, NSHS curator of anthro., bk McKelvie, Samuel, Nebr. gov., 181, 183 Monitor, Omaha, Afr. Amer. newsp., 74, 75, 7
rev., 195 McKnees, ——, killed by Pawnee, 135 Moore, Samuel P., post surgeon, Ft. Laramie, 1850
Luebke, Frederick C., Nebraska, An Illustrated 164
McMullen, Laura Waples, officer, Gen. Fed. of
History, 155
Women’s Clubs, 18 Morgan, Frank, actor in 1934 film adaptation
Lutgen, Grace, Wayne, pol. supporter Maud E
A Lost Lady, 72
Nuquist, 19 McWilliams, Richard, anthro., 8
Morgan, John Pierpont, financier, ocean steamer
McWilliams, Trago T., Prince Hall Mason, ed., Afr
Mackay, Aeneas, dep. quartermaster, Ft. Laramie Amer. Review, Lincoln, 74, 77, 82 passenger, 38
1849, 163 Morning Star, attempted disruption of ceremony
Means, John, killed by Comanche, 135 1827, 139, 141
Mackenzie, Ranald S., end Great Sioux War, 96,
Medicine Man, Pawnee (tribe), stole horses, 138
111 Morris, Craig, Prince Hall Mason, memb. Omaha
Mahin, Sadie, 1925 wedding broadcast on WJAG Memorial Stadium, financing, construction, 179-91 Urban League, 76
radio, 62 Merrivale, José, interpreter, end Great Sioux War, Morrison, Frederick C., surveyor, 29
Make Them Stand Up, Sioux (tribe), end Great 106, 108, 109 (photo), 112 Mortar Board, NU honor soc financing of Memorial
Sioux War, 100 Metcalf, Richard L., Omaha, mayor, 36 Stadium, 186, 188
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Morton, J. Sterling, Nebr. City, steam wagon pro Hartley Burr Alexander, 179
moter, 28, 30, 31 Nebraska State Hist al Society, a
Mother'Dsa y, 1925 ncert broadcast on WJAG wagon records, artifac 31; owner dinnerb e
radio, 62 from WJAG | sitory En
Mothersole., Jessie. artist. ‘4 ( {
Moulton, Candy, Roadsid
reviewed, 48-49 braska stat e Journa
*nince Hall Mason
Alfred “Babe,” trailh silos wt Masons
ve, Andy, trail hand Nebr ska tate Penite ntiary
tributor to Memorial Stadium fur
Muland, William, ed., Ke
iot '
Munn, Eugene, freighter
Daniel, killed by
askin, William H
Masonry, 79
Musick, Archie
Sf Im in 4
ition for th) e Advancement
NAACP), Prince Hall Mas
Native Americans, pictograph Custer, Crazy H
fall front cover; “Crazy Horse and the End
reat Sioux War,” Kingsley M. Bray, 94-115
Young Man Afraid of His Horses: The Reserva
tion Years,” J h Agonito, 1 l¢ Wright
Beauchampe Investigation and the Pawnee
Threat of 182 Richard E. Jensen, | 13
Navajo (tribe
Nebraska Board of Control, Maud E. Nuquista s
Newspapers, Omahi
memb., 22
Ledger, ed
NebDbrieartsazk sa kiiab rBaoroyk,B ook 4C1 omnppaannyy, acqquuiirreedd Charilr les N Nez Perce (tribe). relations with Crazv H : mi Dougl arles
. Nielsen, John W., ed., Many Danes, Some ne Karl Stefan. 56: Prin
Nebraska Bureaouf Child Welfare, Maud E "A Ae _— : “se
A Nuquist as dir., 211 -22) g9]i a| ns: Karen Miller's Diary, 1894, rev |i 84° 1i 931 ia airr act <
Nebsrkaeasskta ckhaC, ity. ,2C7i t y Ottooee ( stteeaamm wawgagoon,n 2) 4i- 33» Nil,e Afterglow, artist, R. Talbot Kell1)y j (Jima waeI ” love) d d kK arl 1StaS1 tfeafanno, n Ke$757:i; thq a¢ n
ce érief Nilea t Assuan, artist, R. o Talbot Ke, lly, 4
Nebraska City News-Press, steam wagon mural . P
Nebr. City. 31 Nile River, cruisedb y Charanld eNestti e Dietz Omaha Bee
Nebraska : City’s Steam Wagon,” Wil, liamE .: Lass 16;- 41 (photo, 37 film review
4-33 Not lesh, Sioux (tribe), relations with Crazy Horse maha Guide, Afr. Amer. news,
Nebraska F> ederation ofW omen’s . Clubs, Maud I: 119, in 125age : ‘ mal lic L-i brary
Nuquist as memb., }1 4-23) (photo, 15 No Small Potatoes: Problemosf Food and Health 3
NebLureabskkea., A1n5 5I llustrated History, Fjrie derick a( aH1to 6e=9F -or7t0 Laramie, 1849-1859." John D. McDermott = Nuqé uist, 20; a a1H9e27ra alddp.o ll onpol. Braeaptdpieo e,a ra63; n; ed
= > © 2 No Water, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux W‘a r, 101 E.. Newbranch, =7 0; reported on Prince
Nebraska Indian Wars Reader, 1865-1877, ed
102, 105, 112 Masonry, 1920s, 75; quoted on Young Man
R. Eli Paul, advertised, 52; reviewed, 145-46 = NDA
Nebraska Memorial Association, financing, con Nor2f8o, lk5, 4-6M8a dison - Co., radio broadcasting, 1922 ) c- Aofnrvaiedn tioo) fn ,H is 1H7o44 ;r sesp,l~ ane1 29»c ; rasqh} u,o )t e1d-95 3i1, on 21|1 %
struction of Memorial Stadium, 179-91 Norfolk Daily News, sponsor WJ- AG radio, s 54-68 On ath e Baneek s waoef the ee Nile, artist, Karl Witk, owski,-: 44
Nebraska Press Association (NPA), 1907 conven ad, 57 On the Bookshelf, 49-50, 92, 148, 19
tion, Omaha, 174
: : : North Platte, Lincoln Co., cattle ranching, shipping Order of the Eastern Star (OES), Prince Hall
Nebraska State Capitol, inscriptions chosen by 2 3.4.5.6.8 10. 11: 1929 racial incident. 77 Aasonry, 76. 81. 82
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Oregon Trail Revisited, Gregory M. Franzwa Photography, of Emanuel Wolfe, Neligh, 150-61 ing’: Maud E. Nuquist, First Woman Candidat
annotated, 50 Piercy Frederick Hawkins 162 sketch Ft for Governoro f Nebraska,” 14-23
orn, David L., steam wagon driver in Nebr Laramie) Radio, WJAG, Norfolk, 1922-28
City, 24, 26, 28, 29, 30 Pike, Joseph W., Neligh, photographer, 152 Radio Act of 1912, 55
ola, Polk Co home Maud E. Nuquist, 14-23 Pilcher, Joshua, fur trader, 139 Radio Digest, quoted on WJAG radi
County Nebr. City steam wagon, 24-33 Pine Ridge Agency, home Young Man Afraid of Raecke, Walter, Central City fund drive for
His Horses, 117-28 (photos, 122-23, 127 Memoria! Stadium, 188
Pagel, Al, Neligh, quoted on photographer
Pinkett, Harrison J., Omaha, atty., Prince Hall Rapp, William F Union Pacit
Emanuel Wolfe, 156 Mason, 77 Nebraska, annotated, 50
» ClarenceS ., dir., NSHS, 31
Pioneer Naturalist on the Plains The Diary of Elan Rayner, Flora, Ogallala, assaulted, 1884 1' 1)
-On, interpreter, participant in cession Barthol meu 1871 to 1934, David M Reardon U.S. army deserter, 188
ills, 109 (photo Bartholomew, annotatec 1, 197
Reckless Hour, film treatment based on
-apin, Alexander Laforce, trader, employee Platte River a 4, 490
Cabanne, 139 Plenty Horses, Sioux tribe), shot Lt
arker, Henry, shot in Ogallala, 1879, 7-8 Ghost Dance troubles, 127 William D. Rowley, revie
-arsons Construction Company, Omaha, construc Polk County, home Maud E. Nuquist, If ux (tribe), end Great Si
tion of Memorial Stadium 187 188, 189 Pollack, W. J., special Indian agt., 12¢ 108
Parwick, L. W., Lincoln, donor of cornerstone for Pollak, Oliver B., “Capitalism, Culture, and Philan Red Cloud, Webster (
Memonial Stadium, 187 thropy: Charles N. and Nettie Fowler Dietz of 4 Lost Lady, 70, 71
Patzel, Fred, Madison, hog caller for WJAG radio Omaha, 1881-1939," 34-43 Red Cloud, Sioux (trib
family, 62 Ponca, Dixon ( yme 100, 103, 104, 111, 11
aul Kane’s Great Nor-West, Diane Eaton, Sheila Journal, 54 Afraid of His H rses, 11
Urbanek, reviewed, 145 Poole Grace Morrison, pres Gen Red
Paul's Case Willa Cather, TV adaptati Women's Clubs, 16
Paul, R. Eli NSHS sen research hist., dje Populist Party, Joseph
credits all issues; ed., Trh e Nebraska | Nuquist as memberasset e
Reader 1865-1877, reviewed 145-46 early 1910s, 172, 175
biography of Red Cloud, War Leader of the Porter, Joseph C., bk reviews ved Cloud. Warr
Oglalas, reviewed, 146-47 acknowledgment, 32 Porter, William Sydney (O. Henry), author, 41 Robert W Lars
bk. annotations, 49, 50, 92 148, 197
Portrait of a Small Town: The Photographic
Pawnee (tribe Wright-Beauchampe investigation Diary of Neligh’s Emanuel Wolfe,” Michael A
133-43 Amundson, 150-61 Red Feather, Sioux tribe), bro.-in-law Crazy
Paxton, William A., rancher, 11 Pospisil, Loren, NSHS site supvr., Chimney Rock Horse, end Great Sioux War 103
Payne, Bayard, judge, Nebr. Supreme Court National Historic Site, bk. rev., 144 Red Horse, Sioux (tribe end Great Sioux War
teacher Maud E. Nuquist, 14 Postcards, Emanuel Wolfe photos, winter front 100. 101. 103. 106
Payne, Grace Bentley (Mrs. Bayard), teacher Maud cover, 155 158 Red Owl, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, |
E. Nuquist, 14 Potter's House, Omaha, home Charles and Nettie Red Sack, Sioux (tribe), end Great Sioux War, 101
Pedro, Keith Co., criminal, 5, 6 Dietz, 34, 35 photo . 39 (photo), 40 (photo), 42 103. 106
Penney, Charles, acting Indian agt., Pine Ridge, 129 Potter, James E NSHS assoc. dir., ed. NH, credits Red Thunder, Sioux tribe), end Great Sioux War
People and Perplexities, Mary Fairbrother, 172 all issues; bk. annotations, 49 50, 92, 197 100
Peoples, Alfred F., Prince Hall Mason, 82 Powder River, end Great Sioux War, 94-115 Redwater Creek, end Great Sioux War, 95 map
Young Man Afraid of His Horses fought for, 116 Ub
Pericles, Greek statesman, quoted by Maud E 117 118 Reed, Guy, chmn. Nebr. Mem. Assoc
Nuquist, 15
Powder River Expedition Journals of Colonel Rich 180
Pershing Rifles, Harold Holtz as memb.., 184 ard Irving Dodge, Wayne R. Kime, ed reviewed Reed, John A., ste am wagon builde
Pershing, John J., guest Charles N. Dietz, 36; NI R5—Rt 29, 30 |
alumnus, contributor to fund drive for Memorial Pratt Richard H promoted “Sioux Bill,” 125 Reel, Jack, film critic, 72
Stadium, 179, 182 Price, William, Nebr. st. auditor, pol. supporter Rees, Samuel, memb Memorial Stadium Building
Peterson, Andy, parents donated bell to WJAG Maud E. Nuquist, 18 Com 182 (photo
radio, 62 Printers Auxiliary, trade journal, 173 2 Relf, Emma Mrs. W. E.) photographic toner, }1 52
Peterson, Grace, Neligh, cake baker WJAG radio Progress, Omaha, Afr. Amer. newsp Relf, W. E Neligh, photographer, 151, 152, 153
family, 61
Pryce, Donald, bk. rev., 47 Remington, M. C Neligh, memb. Neligh Improve
Peterson, Harold F., photographed plane crash
ment Co., 151
1931, 210-11
Quiet Courage, Kansas Congressman Clifford R Republican Party, Keith Co., 8; Maud Nuquist as
Peterson, Wallace, witnessed death of pilot Hope, Cliff Hope Jr., annotated, 197 memb., 19, 20, 22; supporter steam wagon, 27
Charles Holman, 210-11 Charles N. Dietz as memb., 36; Rosa Hudspeth
Phebus, Joseph S., driver steam wagon, 27 Raasch, August, Madison Co. pioneer, 54 as memb., Stuart, 172, 175, 176, 177; 183
Phebus, William, Ogallala, saloon owner, 10 Raby, Elizabeth, “‘Yours for Political Houseclean- Republican River, 2
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