South Dakota History 2001: Vol 31 Index

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Index, Volume 31
a •Anderson. Tinus, 39-48, Sl-52
Anderson, Toralf, 42-43. 47-48
AlKTclccn, 155-56, 159 .Angcxstura Dam, 2"’8, 288
Alx’rck’eu SatunUiY Pioneer, 156, 162-63, •Angostura Irrigation District, 285
165 'Ihe Animals Came Danci>tf>: .\atitv
Acheson, Dean, 62 American .Sacred Ecolof>y and Animal
“Add a Pincli of Biography: Seasoning Kinship: revd., 174-75
the Populist Allegory with History," •Anthony, Susan B., I(i8
by Nancy Ty.stad Koupal, 153-62 Anticommunism, 58-75
.Adler (newspaix’rman), 239-30 Appelton, Frank D., 191
African Americans, 1-25 Arapaho Indians, 202
Agnes Park, 309-11 Ardmore, 285
Agreement of 1877, 237, 269, 2'’3 Arikara Creek, 223
Agricultural Exixriment Station. 296 •Armstrong. .\lo.ses K., 189
Agriculture. See Farmers and farming Army, 188-210
Algeo, John, I6l Army and Saiy journal. 209
•Allegories, 146-68 •Arnold. Kitt\-, 240, 256-58
•Allen, George V., 72 •Arnold, Pegg\’ .Maxwell, 37
Allied Control Commission, S9 •Ash, Ben, 202
Alli.son, William B., 20-t •Ash, Eva L., 219
Alli.son C.ommi.ssion. 20-4-6 •Ash. Harry, 236
“All Things Considered." l-i8 •Ash, Henr\- C.. 215, 218-20, 228, 235-.38
Amato, Joseph: lxx)k by, revd., 320, 322 Ash Hollow, Nebr, 188
American Council of Learned Scxieties, A.s.say offices, 28S
56 A,s,s(X'iated Pre.ss (AP). 62. 245
American Fornm of the Air, 5"^ Atomic Energy Commi.ssion Buying
American Indians, 2-3. 7-8, 201-2. 204, Station, 286
207, 244. 246, 263. 2^3. 278, 280. See Augur, C. C., 190
also specific tribes Aunt .Jane's \ieces at Work, by L. Frank
American Libraiy A.s,s(xiation. 56, 150 Baum. 162
American .Mining Congress, 269 Aunt Jane's Nieces .series, 162, 164, 166
American Quarterly. 14^ •Austin, Kitty. See Arnold, Kitty
Americans Vieir Iheir Dust Bowl
Experience-, reed., 83-84
America 's S'ational Historic Trails-, revd., b
76-77
.Amundson, .Magdelena. See Jen.son, Badlands, 124, 224
Magdelena Bad River, 123, 222-24
Anderson, Alma. 42-45, 47-48 Bagley, .Moses 'OC'. (“George"), 21
•Anderson, .Anna, 39 Bahr, Donald: lxx)k rev., 174-75
Anderson, Emma, 42-44, 47-49 Baker, .Millard A., 218-19, 225
•Anderson, Harry H., article on travel to Bald Mountain di-strict, 14
Black Hills gold fields, 211-38 Baldwin, George P., 269-70, 277. 280
•Anderson, John, 42-43. 45-46, 48 Bale, George, 127, 139, 142
Anderson, Joseph ("'X'hite-Eye"), 262 Bale, Roixrt, 127
Anderson. Loui.se Jakob.sen. 26-27, 38-52 Ball Oeek. See Bull Creek
•Anderson. Pauline Ol.son, 47 Bands, musical. 113-45
Anderson, Tina. 43n.32 Barnes, Alan.son H., 99, 102, 107
Index, Volume 31
a •Anderson. Tinus, 39-48, Sl-52
Anderson, Toralf, 42-43. 47-48
AlKTclccn, 155-56, 159 .Angcxstura Dam, 2"’8, 288
Alx’rck’eu SatunUiY Pioneer, 156, 162-63, •Angostura Irrigation District, 285
165 'Ihe Animals Came Danci>tf>: .\atitv
Acheson, Dean, 62 American .Sacred Ecolof>y and Animal
“Add a Pincli of Biography: Seasoning Kinship: revd., 174-75
the Populist Allegory with History," •Anthony, Susan B., I(i8
by Nancy Ty.stad Koupal, 153-62 Anticommunism, 58-75
.Adler (newspaix’rman), 239-30 Appelton, Frank D., 191
African Americans, 1-25 Arapaho Indians, 202
Agnes Park, 309-11 Ardmore, 285
Agreement of 1877, 237, 269, 2'’3 Arikara Creek, 223
Agricultural Exixriment Station. 296 •Armstrong. .\lo.ses K., 189
Agriculture. See Farmers and farming Army, 188-210
Algeo, John, I6l Army and Saiy journal. 209
•Allegories, 146-68 •Arnold. Kitt\-, 240, 256-58
•Allen, George V., 72 •Arnold, Pegg\’ .Maxwell, 37
Allied Control Commission, S9 •Ash, Ben, 202
Alli.son, William B., 20-t •Ash, Eva L., 219
Alli.son C.ommi.ssion. 20-4-6 •Ash. Harry, 236
“All Things Considered." l-i8 •Ash, Henr\- C.. 215, 218-20, 228, 235-.38
Amato, Joseph: lxx)k by, revd., 320, 322 Ash Hollow, Nebr, 188
American Council of Learned Scxieties, A.s.say offices, 28S
56 A,s,s(X'iated Pre.ss (AP). 62. 245
American Fornm of the Air, 5"^ Atomic Energy Commi.ssion Buying
American Indians, 2-3. 7-8, 201-2. 204, Station, 286
207, 244. 246, 263. 2^3. 278, 280. See Augur, C. C., 190
also specific tribes Aunt .Jane's \ieces at Work, by L. Frank
American Libraiy A.s,s(xiation. 56, 150 Baum. 162
American .Mining Congress, 269 Aunt Jane's Nieces .series, 162, 164, 166
American Quarterly. 14^ •Austin, Kitty. See Arnold, Kitty
Americans Vieir Iheir Dust Bowl
Experience-, reed., 83-84
America 's S'ational Historic Trails-, revd., b
76-77
.Amundson, .Magdelena. See Jen.son, Badlands, 124, 224
Magdelena Bad River, 123, 222-24
Anderson, Alma. 42-45, 47-48 Bagley, .Moses 'OC'. (“George"), 21
•Anderson, .Anna, 39 Bahr, Donald: lxx)k rev., 174-75
Anderson, Emma, 42-44, 47-49 Baker, .Millard A., 218-19, 225
•Anderson, Harry H., article on travel to Bald Mountain di-strict, 14
Black Hills gold fields, 211-38 Baldwin, George P., 269-70, 277. 280
•Anderson, John, 42-43. 45-46, 48 Bale, George, 127, 139, 142
Anderson, Joseph ("'X'hite-Eye"), 262 Bale, Roixrt, 127
Anderson. Loui.se Jakob.sen. 26-27, 38-52 Ball Oeek. See Bull Creek
•Anderson. Pauline Ol.son, 47 Bands, musical. 113-45
Anderson, Tina. 43n.32 Barnes, Alan.son H., 99, 102, 107
Fall/Winter 2001 Index 327
Hanhold. Ed. 132-33, 137 Black Hills Normal School, 286
Batchclder, George A., 189 Black Hills Ordnance Depot, 285-86
Bate,s, Charle.s H., 229, 237 Black Hills Pa.ssion Play, SH), 288
Battle Creek. 124 Black Hills StcK’k As.sociation, 278
Battle of the Blue Water, 188 Blacks, 1-25
Baum. Frank Joslyn. 155 Blair, Janet. 145
Baum. L. Frank. 146-68 Blizz.ards, 233-35
Hauni linffle, 152 Bloody Knife (American Indian), 298
Baums Bazaar, 156 BIcxim, Sol, 57-58, 61-64
Haum ’s K(xicl to Oz: The Dakota Years, Board of Foreign Scholarships, 63
revd., 86-87 Bond i.s.sues, 95-96
Bear Butte Creek, 277 Bones, Boats, and Bison: Archeology and
Bear Butte State Park, 28(i the First Colonization of Western
Beaver Creek, 191 Sorth America: revd., 169-70
Beaver Mount, 308-11 Bonga, George, 2
Belknap, William, 2(Ki Bon Homme, 220
Belle Fourche, 279-80 Btxxsleri.sm, 211-38
Belle Fourche Irrigation Di.strict, 285 B(X)th Fish Hatchery, 286
Bender, George, 67 Borglum. Gutzon, 286
Bennett, Granville G., 110-11, 285 Boughton, M. 'V., 278
Benteen. Frederick W., 225 Boulder Canyon, 281
Benton. William. 61-62, 64, 66-67, 72 Btiurke, John G., 9
Berghoffer, George, 24 Bowen, Wheeler S., 213
Bethel Congregational Church, 36 Bower, Alice. See Gossage, Alice
Beulah-Sundance trail, 19 Bower, Carrie Millis, 134-35, 139-42
lieyoml the Mississippi, by Allien D. Bower, Chri.stina Camack, 115
Richardson, 241 Bower, John Calvin (“Cal"), 11.3-16, 119,
Big Bend, 221 123-24, 1.30-32, 138, 140-43, 145
Big Horn Mountains, 189, 191, 205 Bower, Keziah Huntington, 113-14, 116,
Big Horn River. 199, 205 1.30, 1.38-39, 142-43, 145
Bipartisanship, 56-57, 64, 67 Bower, Luira. See V'an Nuys, Laura
Bi.smarck. N.Dak., 192-93, 197, 200, 211, Bower
271, 273-74, 289 Bower, Lulu, 114, 117, 121, 1.30-37, 145
Black Elk Wilderne.ss, 28() Bower, .Marguerite. 141
Blackfeet Indians, 188 Bower, Mary Lida, 115, 123, 132
Black Hills, 45, 113; Bower Family Band Bower, .Mayo, 114, 120-21, 1.30, 134-35,
in, 122-45; gold rush in, 185-316; 1.39, 141-42, 145
industries in, 269-88; journali.sts in, Bower, Nettie, 117, 121, 127, 1.30-31, 1.35,
122, 136, 239-68; Lucretia 1.39, 141-42, 145
Marchbanks in, 1-25; military in, 188- Bower, Quinnie, 117, 121, 126, 1.30-31,
210; photographs of, 289-316; routes 135-36, 1.38-39, 141-42, 145
to, 2(K)-202, 211-2.38, 241-47, 271-76 Bower, Rensselaer, 115
Black Hills, Badlands and Likes Bower, Ro.se, 117, 121, 123, 1.30-31, 134-
As.stK'iation, 287-88 .37, 1.39, 142, 144-45
Black Hills & Fort Pierre Railroad, 283 Bower, Sidney, 114, 116-17, 120-21, 123,
Black Hills Expedition (1874), 187, 192- 125-26, 128, 1.30-32, 1.34, 145
9(), 269, 289-316 Bower, Willi.s, 115, 130, 1.38-.39
'the Black Hills Illustrated, 269-70 Bower Family Band, 113-45
Black I nils Journal, 122, 125, 136, 142 Bowman, John, 244
Black Hills Mining Men's A.ss(X'iation, Box Elder, 225
269-70 Bramble, Downer T, 216-17, 2.37
Black Hills National Forest, 282-85, 288 Bramble, .Miner, and Company, 2.37
328 South Dakota History Vol. 31. nos. 3 & 4
Brennan, John R., 227n,25 "Case Numix’r One," 282
Brennan, Walter, 145 Ca.stle Creek, 3(X)
Briggs, Rachel, 6 Castle Creek Valley, 2%
Briglit, William, 5n.l0 Cattle-raising, 278-80
Broadcasting, 53, 60-75 Celebrations, 8, 13
Brohm Mining Corporation, 270 Cement plant, 286
Bromley, Fclwarcl A., 29^ Cemeteries. 45. 285
Brtxrkings, Wilmot W, 98-99, 111, 213- Censu.ses, 274-75
14, 216 Centennial Valley, 278
Brtx)kings, S.Dak., Ill, 296 Central City, 9, 14, V
Brcxrk.s, C. E., 215 Chadron, Nebr., 275
Brown, Jason B., 103 ChamlxTlain, Kathleen: Ixxrk rev., 173-74
Briighier, John, 220 Chamberlain, 41-42
Bnighier, William, 220 ChamIxTs, Whittaker, 73
Bmie City, 273 Chandler, Zacharia, 2()f>-7
Bryan, Jerry, 263n.47 Chapin, Charles, 257n.36
Biy an, William Jennings, 147, 153, 155, Chautauqua (Hot Springs), 132-33
159-61 Cheyenne, Wyo., 191, 211-12, 219, 232,
Biy'ant High Schtx)l, 54 235, 241, 243, 245. 271, 274
Buffalo Gap, 202, 232, 245-^6, 275 Cheyenne and Black Hills Stage, Mail
Buffalo Gulch. See Buffakj Gap and Express Line, 272
Buffett, Howard, (>8 Cheyenne Indians. 202
Bull Creek, 224 Cheyenne River, 199, 224-25, 232
Bull trains, 274 Chicago, 111., 155, 159, 196, 215-16
Burbank, John A., 94-99, 102, 109, 111 Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul <& Pacific
Burleigh, Walter A., 94, 99-l(X), 103-4 Railroad, 42
Bu.seby, Fred, 67-68 Chicago & North Western Railroad, 216.
Butte County, 273, 278 274
Chicago Inter-Oceau, 241
C Children's fiction, 146-68
Chinese immigrants, 342
Calamity Jane. See Canaiy, Martha Choteau Creek, 220
California Jtx-. See .Milner, Moses Churches, .36, 43
Cameras, 290, 309-11 Ginciuuati Gazette, 240
Camplx-ll, Charles T., 216 Civilian Con.seixation Corps (CCC), 286
Camplx'll, Sarah ("Aunt Sally"), 18 Civil War, 97, 208, 240
Camp Brown, 199 Clanton, Gene. 154
Camp Collier, 246n.l8 Clarenbach, J, F., 22
Camp Cr(x)k, 230 Clow, Richmond L.: b(x>k rev., Pl-72
Camp Harney, 201 Coffey, E., 259
Camp Rapid. 286 Cold Springs Creek. 306
Camp Robin.son, 191. 197 Cole. H.. 18
Camp Sheridan, 191. 197, 2(X) Cokrred Citizens of California, 24
Camp Stambaugh, 199 Colwell, Edmond. 13
Canary, Martha ("Calamity Jane"), 240, Committee on Public Information, 56
250, 257-58, 262 Communism, 58-61, 64-68, 70, 74-75
CajHaiu Kate: 'the fteroiue of l)eaclu'(xxi Commuuity of .Strauf>ers: Change,
Gulch, by I.eander P. Richardson, 265- Turnover. Turbulence & the
66 Transfonnation of a Midwestern
Carroll. James T; Ixxrk rev., 170-71 Country Town: revd., 320, 322
Carstensen, Vernon: Ixxrk ed. by, revel., Competitive Struggle: America 's Vi’estern
83-84 Fur Trading Posts. 1764-1865: revel.,
Carty, J. R., 259 78-79
Fall/VCinter 2001 Index 329
Concerts. See Performances, musical Dakota Southern Railroad, 91, 95-99, 111,
Connally, Tom, 63 215-16
C(X)k. Charles Ira, Jr.: fxxtk by, revd., Dakota State I'niversity, 54
178-79 Dakota Territory; blacks in, 1-25; Bower
C(X)ke. Jay. 98 Family Band in, 113-45; and criminal
Ccxtk-Lynn. Elizabeth; btxik by, revd., ju.stice, 91-112; and gold ru.sh, 185-
173-74 316; immigrants to, 26-52. .342
C(x>ks, 7-9, 10-11, 253 Dakota Territoiy' Legislature. 95-%, 107-
C(X)lidge, Calvin, 286 11, 189, 273
Ox)peratin> Commonwealth: Co-ops in Dakota Territory^ Supreme Court, 91, 107-
Rural Minnesota. 1859-1939-. revd., 11
322-23 Dakota University, 35
Cordes, Kathleen Ann: lxx)k by, revd., Dakota Wesleyan University, .35-.36
76-77 Dances, 8
Cowan, R. B., 206 Dances with Wolves, 287
Coward, John M.; Ixx)k by, revd., 81-82 'Ihe Dark City: or. Customs of the
Cowles. John, 62 Cockneys, by Leander P, Richardson,
Crawford, Emmet. 201 267
Crazy Horse (American Indian), 20-t Davidson, John, 145
Crazy Horse Memorial. 288, 290 Davis, J. C., 259
Criminal justice, 91-112 Davison County, .30-32, 50-51
Crtxrk, George, 9. 125, 196-97, 203-6, 209 Day, George E: Ixxik rev., 175-76
Crop prcxJuction, 277 Deadwtxxl, 1, 5-7, 24, 186, 228, 231, 2.37,
Culver, Stuart, 161 239-41, 245-59, 269, 274-76, 278, 281,
Cuny (logger), 258-59 283, 285, 288. .342
Cu.ster, George Arm.strong, 5, 6, 18, 185, DeadwcxxJ Creek. 227-28
187, 192-94, 196-99, 209, 269, 277, Deadwtxxl Granite and Marble Works,
289, 295, 298-302, 304 22
Custer. S.Dak., 126, 203, 231-33. 235, IX'adwtxxl Gulch, 247-48
246-47, 274, 276. 281-83, 288, 296, Dean, Virgil W.: Ixxtk rev., 322-23
.302-5, .308 Dear, J. W., 246n. 18, 272
Custer County, 27.3, 278 Deerfield. 2%
Custer County Stcx'k, .Mineral, and DeGray, Charles, 221
Agricultural Eair, 128 Delamater, George, 109
Cu.ster Expedition Project. 289-316 Delano, Columbus, 207
Custer Gulch, 1% Delegations. 202-3
Custer's Black Hills Trail, by Ernest Grafe Demtx'ratic party, 57, 61, 209-10
and Paul Honsted, 298 Dening. L., 31
Cu.ster State Park, 28(i. 288 IX’ni er Repuhlican, 2.39
Cuthlx*rt.son & Toung, 272 Department of Dakota, l%-97
Department of the Interior, 206-7
Department of the Platte. l%-97, 203
d Department of War. 207
Depressions, 185, 199
Dakota Cavalrv', 215, 218 DeWitt, Franklin L. 214-16
“Dakota Images": Jo.sef Meier, 90; John R. Diamond City, 275
■Vlilton, 18-t; Fee Lee Wong, .342 Dillon. John B., 216
Dakota Repuhlican. 94 Dime novels. 264-67
"Dakota Resources: In Illingworth's Dirk.sen, Everett. 67
FixXsteps: Redi.scovering the First Di.sea.se. 35, .39-40, 45, 49, 132. 1.37, 268
Photographs of the Black Hills," by Di,strict of the Black Hills. 197
Ernest Grafe and Paul Horsted, 289- Division of Cultural Relations. 60
.316 Divi.sion of the .Mi.s,souri, 191. 1%
3J0 South Dakota flistoty Vol. J1. uos. 3 €-r 4
Dixon, E. James: I'KXjk tsy. revel., 169-70 f
Dodge, Henr>', 202
Dodge, Richard I., 201-2, 209
"Fairy- Falls, near Stillwater," 314
Donaldson. Aris B., 299-300
Fallas, Felicia, 221
Draughmond, Fritz. 233-37
Fall River County. 273. 2'’8
Dreier, Peter, 148, ISO
Fall River Creek. 277
“Drinking-party" photograph, 302-S
Families, See Kinship ties
Drogmiind, Fritz. See Draughmond. Fritz
'the Family Kami: From the Missouri to
Drouglit, 44-4S
the Black Hills. 1881-I9(X), by Laura
Dudley, E. G., 281
Bower Van Nuys. 113. 1^4
Dulles, John Fo.ster, 74
'the Family Farmers' AdnKate: South
Dump Draw, 3(X)
Dakota Farmers I 'uioit. t9l4-2(XX):
revel, 84-85
Faragher. John Mack. 48
e Fares, 216-17
Farmers' Alliance, 157-59
Fading Hills, 41 Farmers and farming, 38, 44-45, 154, 156-
Eb.sen, Buddy, 14S 58, 276-80
Ecological history, 296 Farrow, Edward S.: Ixxtk by, revd., 177-
Edgemont, 286 78
Edmunds, Newton, 91, HX)-101, 213 Father DeSmet .Mine, 1-2, 9-12
Education programs, 53-7S. See also Faulk, Phil K., 103
Teachers and teaching Federal Bureau of Investigation, 64-65
Eggleston, Nina, 134-35 Fee Lee Wong: in “Dakota Images," 342
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 59, 74-75 Feminism, 168
Elections, 54 Ferdin, Pamela, 145
Elizalteth Town, 248 Fifth Infantry. 220
Elk Creek, 225 Fink, Deborah, 49
Ellis Island, 38 Fires, 126, 139, 283, 342
Ellsworth Air Force Base, 285 First Infantry, 220
The Emerald City of Oz, by L. Frank First National Bank CV'ankton), 214
Baum, 163-64, 168 Fish & Hunter lumlx‘r company, 283
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 165, 167-68 Fishermen, 39
Engelhardt, Carroll: Ixxtk rev., 320, 322 Fish hatcheries. 286
England, 267 Floods, 118-19
English, Abner M., 215, 218-19 Follou'iuf} Custer, by Donald R.
English Pete, 104-5 Progulske, 297
Epidemics. 35, 39-40, 49 F(xX-and-mouth disease, 29
Erisman, Fred: article on [Xtlitics of Oz, Foreign pttlicy, 53-75
162-68; book rev., 86-87 Forsy-th, George A., 193, 196, 209, 299
Estes Creek, 282 “Forsyth Dell," 312-14
Eurofx.', 58-59, 70-71 “Forsyth’s Glen," 313-14
Evans, Fred T, 132, 274 Fort Abraham Lincoln, 192-93, 197, 289
Evans Plunge, 132 Fctrt Fetterman, 197
Everly, Mit, 126, 141-42 Fort Keogh, 272
Ewert, Thetxlore, 298, 315 Fort Laramie, 185, 188, 191, 197, 200-201.
Expeditions, 192-96, 201-2, 211-38, 269, 242-43
289-316 Fort Laramie Treaty cd 1868, 190-91, 196,
Experimental farms, 285 199, 204, 273
Exploration. See ExfX'ditions Fort Meade, 13, 15, 285
Fall/W^inter 2001 Index 331
Fort Meade militar\- band. 12S Gordon, John, 197, 2(X)-201
Fort Pierre, 12.i 197. 212. 216-17, 236-37. Gordon party, 197
271, 273-74 Gordon stcK'kade, 197, 201
Fort Rancktll, 197, 2(K), 220, 233-36 "Gorge near Elkhorn prairie," 314-15
Fort Stambaugli, 199 Go.ssage, Alice Bower ("Od"), 114, 116,
Fort Sully, 197, 220 122-24, 1.30-31, 1.36, 142-43, 145
Fort Thomp.son. 221 Gossage, [o.seph R., 122-25, 136. 142-43,
Fourth of July, 125, 140-41 145
Franklin family, 138-.39 Government Farm. 242-43
I'ree to Speak His Mind VV; R. Romild. Government .services, 284-86
Prairie Editor and an A-M Architect-. Grafe, Erne.st, and Paul Horsted: article
revd., 182-83 on first Black Hills photographs. 289-
Freight companies, 216, 272-75 316
Fremont, F.lkhorn & .Missouri Valley Grand Central Hotel (DeadworxJ), 7-9
Railroad, 125, 275-76 Grand juries. See Juries
French Creek, 124, 201, 246, 277, .305 "Granite Range from Turkey Rock," .309
"From top of Beaver Mount over Agnes Grant. Frederick D., 192. 1%, 303
Park," .309-11 Grant, l!ly,s,ses S., 97, 202, 206, 208-9, 240
Ihe Frontier Army in the Settlement of the Grattan Fight, 188
Wets/: revd., 79-80 Great Dakota Bextm, 51
Fro.stbite, 197 Great Plains, 188, 1%, 270, 278;
Fulbright, William J., 6.3 immigration to, 26-52
Funerals, 22-24, 261-62 Great Sioux Re.servation, 123, 189-90,
205, 212, 219, 221, 269, 272
Great Sioux War, 187
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Greeley, Horace, 240
Gregg, .Mrs. Harry', 12
Gage, Matilda Joslyn, 168
Grew, Jo.seph C., 57
Garland, Hamlin, 49, 154-55
Grindstone Butte, 22.3
Garland, Judy, 151
Gross, Renie: Ixxtk by, revd., 180-81
Garrett-Davis, Joshua: “Dakota Images,"
Groundwork: Carl Anderson. Farm
90, 184
Crusader, revd., 180-81
(iateinxxl & (ieronimo: revd., 317-18
Guenther, Todd: article on Lucretia
Gays’ille, 248, 281
Marchbanks, 1-25
General Beadle College, 54
Guidingers Hotel (Beulah, Wyo.), 19
"Genuine Original Photographs of the
Gundensttn, Carl, 116
Bower Family Band," by .Maxwell V’an
Guns, 250, 253-54
Nuys, 11.3-45
George S. .Mickel.son Trail, 292. 301
Ge.s.sel, .Michael: article on fxtiitics of Oz,
h
146-53
Gho.st Dance, 128
Giants in the Earth, by Ole Rolvaag, 42 Hale, John, 280
Glass-plate negatives. 290, 292, 294-95 Hal Shek, .342
Global Po.sitioning System (GPS), 297, Hand, George H., 103
308 Hand County, 111
"Grxlfrey Peak," 314, 316 Hangings. 258-59
Golden Gate Hotel (Deadwexxi), 9 Hannah, Alonzo. 151
Gold rush: in Black Hills, 1, 4-7, 13, 1.38, Han.son, .Jo.seph R,, 93, 103, 105, 111
188-316. See also Black Hills Hanson County, 111
Gonzalez, Mario: lxx>k by, revd., VEyiA Harney, William S., 188, 190, 218
332 South Dakota History’ Vol. 31, nos. 3& 4
Harney Peak, 196, 224, 289, 291-92, 304 Hou.se .Appropriations Committee, 64
Harper's Weekly, 193 Hou.se Foreign Affairs Committee, 55, 58-
Harrod, Howard L.: Ixxjk bv, revd., 174- 59. 61-63, 65-66, 69
75 House Joint Re.solution 28. 56-58
Harvey (miner), 227 House Re.solution (H R.) 3342, 6.3-68
Hatch, Carl, 69 House Re.solution (H R.) 4368, 62
Hat Creek, 243 House Re.solution (H.R.) 4982. 62
Hathorn, Billy: Ixxjk rev., 82-83 Houses, 30-31, .36-,38, 42, 52
Haugemd, Neil; lxx)k by, revd., 85-86 Hou.se I In-American Activities
Hay Camp, 274. See also Rapid City Committee (HUAC), 73
Hay Creek, 307-8 Houston Springs, 235
Hayden, Ferdinand V., 189 Hubbard, Augu.stus Henry' (“A. H.”). 28-
Heagerty, Kliziilxnh, 37, 48 34, .36-,38, 48, 51
Hearn, Michael Patrick, 151-52, 159 Hubbard, George Henry, 34, 37
He Dog (American Indian), 204 Hubbard, Grace. 34-35
Hejde, Che.ster, 308 Hubbard, Je.ssie, 34-35
Helena, Mont., 272 Hubbard, John Charles (“Jack"), 34, 37
Helena (.steamlxjat), 119 Hubbard, Laura Jane, 34-35
Henchel, George, 186, 215, 218, 220, Hubbard, Margaret Kli/.alx'th .McBride
238; journal of, 221-35 (“Maggie”). 26-39, 47-52
Henry, Guy V.. 197 Hubbard, .May, 29-.3()
Hermo.sa, 126-28 Hubbard. Nora Kathleen, 34, .36-37
Hickok, Jame.s Butler (“Wild Bill”), 6, Hubbard, Ruth. See Maxwell, Ruth
186, 239-40, 249-54, 260-64 Hubbard, Walter George, 34. .37
Hildebrandt, Fred H., 54 Hughes, Richard B., 262
Hill, A1k>, 13. 15 Hume, Clare, 90
Hill City, 131-32, 230-31. 247, 272, 292 Hunton, John, 249n.24
Hindi, John, 259 Hurt, R. Douglas: Ixxik rev., 77-78
Hinderlie, Lynn, 184
Hiss, Alger, 73
History amt Resources of Dakota. i
Montana, and Idaho, by Mo,se.s K.
Arm.strong, 189 Ice jams, 119
Hoffman, Clare, 68 “'If peace is to prevail:’ Karl F. Mundt
Holien, Ried: Ixxik by, revd., 319-20 and America's International
Holy Terror Mine, 138-39, 141 Information and Education Programs,
Homestake Mining Company, 187, 269- 1943-1953," by David F. Krugler, 53-
71, 276, 282-83, 288 75
Homestead Act of 1862, 30, 33, 41 Igloo, 286
Homesteading. 30-33. 44-45, 125 “'I Know . . . Ix’cau.se I Was There':
Honerkamp, Bill, 288 Leander P. Richardson Reports the
Honerkamp, John, 297 Black Hills Gold Rush," by James D.
Hornlxi.stel, Lloyd: Ixxik by, revd., 323- McLaird, 2.39-68
24 Illingworth, William (.son), 294
Horse-raising, 279 Illingworth, William H., 187, 289-316
Horsted, Paul, and Erne.st Grafe: article “Illingworth Valley, near Harney's Peak,”
on first Black Hills photographs, 289- 289-94
316 Illinois Central Railroad. 216
Hospitals, 90, 285 Immigration, 26-52, 342
Hotels, 7-9, 12, 19, 94, 99-l(X) / >« Ho Slouch. A Romance of Pike ’s Peak.
Hot Springs, 45, 132-33, 275-76, 285-86, A .Story of Wild Bill, by Leander P.
288 Richardson, 264
Fall/W'inter 2001 Index 333
Imperfect Victories. The Uf>al Tenacity of Jewel Cave National .Monument, 285
the Omaha Tribe, 1945-1995. revel., .lewett, Jo.seph, 232
172-73 .lournalLsts, 116, 1.36, 239-68
Independent party, 157, 159, 162 Journal of Political Economy. 150, 154
Indian Bureau, 207 .lournals, 221-35, 296
Indian Creek, 244 Ihe fournaLs of the l,ewis & Clark
Indian Claming: Trilxtl Sovereipntv and Expedition. Volume 12. Herbarium of
American Politics: revd., 82-83 tbe Lewis & Clark Fexpedition: revd.,
Indian policy, 190-92, 196, 209 77-78
Indian re.servations, 190-91, 235 .Judges, 99, 102-3, 107-12, 285
Indian ,sch(X)l,s, 286 Judicial .sy.stem, 111-12
Indu.strie.s, 269-88 Junkets. 58-59. 69-70
Information and education programs, 53- Jurie.s, 102-.3. 106-10, 112
75
“Inheritance of Emmy One Horse," by
.lohn R. .Milton, 184
k
Internal Revenue Bureau, 219
Internal Security Act of 1950, 73
International Educational A.ssembly, 58 Kam, .Mrs. John, 7n.l6
International education programs, 53-75 Ka.senkina, Ok.sana, 72
International Information Administration, Kaye, Frances W: Ixxvk ed. by, revd., 83-
74-75 84
International Office of Education, 57-58 Keillor, .Steven J.: Ixxvk by, revd., 322-23
International Wizard of Oz. Club, 152 Keya Paha River, 198
Inyan Kara Creek, .308 Key.stone, 1.38-41
Irish immigrants. 26-52 Kiclder, Jefferson R, 107-10
Irrigation, 158, 277-78 King.sburv, George W, 106, 212-15, 238,
"It Started with a (Mining) Boom,” by 273
Bob Lee, 269-88 Kinship ties, 26, 30. 35-.36, .38-.39, 42-43,
Iverson. Erick, KX) 46-49
Kirkham, Lester D.: Ixxvk by, revd., 181-
82
Kizer, .Molly: Ixxvk rev., 323-24
j Knights of Labor, 157
Knc^e, R. C., 22
JailhoKse Stories- Memories of a Small- Knut.son, Harold, 67
Town Sheriff, revd., 85-86 Ktvupal. Nancy Ty.stad: article on politics
Jakob.sen, Loui.se. See Anderson, Lcvui.se of Oz, 153-62; Ixxvk ed. by, revd., 8(S-
Jakobsen, Suzanne. .38 87
James, W. J., 236 Kraft, Louis: book by, revd., 317-18
James River, 30-32, 36-.37 Krause, Herbert, 297
jenney, Walter R, 201, 225 Krugler, David F: article on Karl .Mundt
Jensen, Alex, .38-39 and Voice of America, 53-75
Jen.sen, Chris, 276 Kuykendall, W. L., 260
Jen.sen, Erik, 38
Jen.sen, Su.sanah, 39
Jeason, Clara, .39, 41, 43 1
Jenson, George, 40, 42-43
Jeason, James, 40-42, 49, 52 “L. Frank Baum and the American
.len.son, Magdelena (“.Maggie") Political Tradition." by Fred Erisman.
Amundson. 40-42, 45-47, 49, 52 162-68
Jeason, .Matthew, 40, 42, 4.3n.32 LaChappelle Creek, 221
334 South Dakota Histor}> Vol. 31, nos. 3&4
Lake, Agnes, 262 Loi.sel, Regis, 189
Lakota Indians, 15, 122, 128, 185, 188-92, Lcxrkout .Memorial Hospital, 90
199, 201-7, 237, 269, 280. See also Lcx)kout Mountain, 90
Sioux Indians Lord Duumersy, by Leander P.
Laminers, Jane: Ixxik by, revd., 76-77 Richard,son. 267
Lance Creek, 222 Loriks, Emil, 54
Land grants, 95 Loucks, Henry L., 157-59, l6l
Laud of Oz, by L. Frank Baum, I6l Low, Richard, 221
Langrishe, Jack, 250, 254-56, 267 Lower False Bottom Creek, 278
Langrishe, Mrs. Jack, 256 Loyalty checks, 65
Language, 50 “Lucretia Marchbanks: A Black WVrman in
Lanphere & Hinrich Lumber Company, the Black Hills,” by Ttxld Guenther,
283 1-25
Laramie River, 199 Ludlow, William, 192, 295-96, 298-300,
Lass, William E.: book rev., 178-79 305, .308
Laughing Water Creek. 305 Lugenlx’el, Pickney, 220-21, 2.34-35
Law, Dick, 221 Lumlx?r industry, 226-27, 280-84
Law officers, 218-19, 235-36 Lunen, Germany, 90
Lawrence, John, 14 Lyman. William P, 215, 218, 2.37
Lawrence County, 229, 259, 273 Lyman County, 41-42, 44, 50-52
Lawrence County Hi.storical Society, 298 Lyon, Deb: lxx>k rev.. 182-83
Leach, William, I6l
Lead, S.Dak., 269-71, 276, 282-83, 288
Lease, Mary Elizabeth, 151
Leatherman, Christopher: “Dakota m
Images,” 342
Lee, Bob: article on Black Hills McBride, Elizalxth, .30
industries, 269-88 McBride, Joseph, 27, 30
Leeper, William, 218, 236 McBride, Margaret, See Hubbard.
Legislature (D.T.), 95-96, 107-11, 189, 273 .Margaret
Lemke, William, 67 McBride, Rachel Leslie, 27
Leslie, James, 30-31, 33-35, 39-40, 48 .McCall, Jack, 186, 239, 260-62
Le.slie, Mary Anne, 30-31, 3.3-35, 48 .McCarthy, Jo.seph R,, 7.3-75
Les s Life: A Prairie Manhood (1929- .McCarty, Jerry, 259
1940). revd., 181-82 ■McClintock, John T, 276
Lewis, Meriwether, 188 .McCook. Charlie, 94
Library Hall (Rapid City), 125 McCcxjk, Edward, 97
Lincoln, Abraham, 103 McCook. Edwin Stanton, 91-112
Linde, .Martha, 280-83 McCook, George, 98
Linnaus, Vernon F.: book revd., 180-81 McCtxrk. Loraine, 94, 10.3
Liquor traffic, 219, 2.35-37 McCcxtk County, 111
Literary criticism. 146-68 McCulloh, Jack, 290, 297, 307-8
Literary magazines, 184 .McDermott, John D.: introduction, 185-
Little Big Man (American Indian), 204, 87; article on military in Black Hills,
206 188-210; lxx)k rev., 78-79
Littlefield. Henry .M., 147-48, 152-55, 160- .McGee, John, 220
61 .McKinley, William, 151, 155, 159-60
Little Spiearfish Creek. 21 •McLaird, James D.: article on Leander P.
Little Wound (American Indian), 204 Richardson, 2.39-68
Livestock, 278-80 Mc.Ma.ster, William H., 295
Log cabins, 124-25 .McNenny Fish Hatchery, 286
Logging, 1.30-31, 280-84 McVay, William H., 214-16