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INDEX Volume J4 Abourezk, James, 177 American Merchant Marine Institute, 91 Academy of Natural Sciences, 8,13,17, American Museum of Natural History, 22, 24 125 Acton, Payton H., 342-43, 348, 354 American Ornithology, by Alexander Wil¬ Adams, Emil, 215, 2i5n.34, 2i6n.35 son, 17, 47 Adams, John, 14 American Philosophical Society, 6, 13, 14, African American Women Confront the 22, 24 West, 1600-2000; revd., 180-81 Anderson, John, 87 African Americans: in S.Dak., 319-28, Anderson, W. W., 20311.11, 2ion.20 329-39, 384 Animals. See Wildlife African Methodist Episcopal Church, Antelope. See Pronghorn 324, 329-31; in Yankton, 329-39, 384 Anthropology: and James R. Walker, 107- Agrarian conservatism, 158,163,165 8,113, 125-26 Agricultural Interior, 175-76 Architecture: of Cultural Heritage Cen¬ Agriculture: and African Americans, 319- ter, 304-6; as metaphor, 34 28, 334; and politics, 157-78. See also Arizona (ship), 267 Ranching Armstrong, Moses K., 341, 351 Aguinaldo, Emilio, 282-83 Art: and Lewis and Clark Expedition, 28- Alexander, Ruth Ann: book rev., 180 61; of Remington Schuyler, 85-96 Alexander, W. E., 342 Asay, Edward G., )r., 2080.17, 223, 235 Alison, William F., 279 Assimilation: of Indians, iio-ii Allen, Florence, 328 Astronomy, 23 Allen, Henry Wilson. See Henry, Will Atkins, John D. C., iii Allen, Richard, 329-30 Audubon, John James, 17, 200.28 Allen Chapel, 332-39, 384 Automobile travel: in 1930s, 130,134-35, Alston, Theodosia Burr, 67 146,151,153 American Colloid Co., 313 American Horse (shaman), 113 Badger, 45 American Indian Film Co., 91 Badlands, 221 American Indian Movement, 177 Bailey, C. O., 342 American Indians, 136: in art of Reming¬ Bakeless, John, 83 ton Schuyler, 85-96: and Ghost Dance, Balch, Frederic Homer, 63 197-99, 201, 209-28; in historical nov¬ Ball Creek, 21 els, 64-66, 68-84; 3nd Lewis and Barber, Fern Spencer, 327 Clark, 30, 51-54, 60-61: in politics, 177- Barralet, John James, 50.1, 48, 50-51 78: tuberculosis among, 107-26. See Bartle, H. Roe, 94 also individual tribes, bands Barton, Benjamin Smith, 5-9,13, 26, 41, American Journal of Medical Science, 118 48 American Legion, 90 Bartram, William, 6n.2, 26, 27, 41 American Medical Association, 127 Bates, Charles H., 120 INDEX Volume J4 Abourezk, James, 177 American Merchant Marine Institute, 91 Academy of Natural Sciences, 8,13,17, American Museum of Natural History, 22, 24 125 Acton, Payton H., 342-43, 348, 354 American Ornithology, by Alexander Wil¬ Adams, Emil, 215, 2i5n.34, 2i6n.35 son, 17, 47 Adams, John, 14 American Philosophical Society, 6, 13, 14, African American Women Confront the 22, 24 West, 1600-2000; revd., 180-81 Anderson, John, 87 African Americans: in S.Dak., 319-28, Anderson, W. W., 20311.11, 2ion.20 329-39, 384 Animals. See Wildlife African Methodist Episcopal Church, Antelope. See Pronghorn 324, 329-31; in Yankton, 329-39, 384 Anthropology: and James R. Walker, 107- Agrarian conservatism, 158,163,165 8,113, 125-26 Agricultural Interior, 175-76 Architecture: of Cultural Heritage Cen¬ Agriculture: and African Americans, 319- ter, 304-6; as metaphor, 34 28, 334; and politics, 157-78. See also Arizona (ship), 267 Ranching Armstrong, Moses K., 341, 351 Aguinaldo, Emilio, 282-83 Art: and Lewis and Clark Expedition, 28- Alexander, Ruth Ann: book rev., 180 61; of Remington Schuyler, 85-96 Alexander, W. E., 342 Asay, Edward G., )r., 2080.17, 223, 235 Alison, William F., 279 Assimilation: of Indians, iio-ii Allen, Florence, 328 Astronomy, 23 Allen, Henry Wilson. See Henry, Will Atkins, John D. C., iii Allen, Richard, 329-30 Audubon, John James, 17, 200.28 Allen Chapel, 332-39, 384 Automobile travel: in 1930s, 130,134-35, Alston, Theodosia Burr, 67 146,151,153 American Colloid Co., 313 American Horse (shaman), 113 Badger, 45 American Indian Film Co., 91 Badlands, 221 American Indian Movement, 177 Bailey, C. O., 342 American Indians, 136: in art of Reming¬ Bakeless, John, 83 ton Schuyler, 85-96: and Ghost Dance, Balch, Frederic Homer, 63 197-99, 201, 209-28; in historical nov¬ Ball Creek, 21 els, 64-66, 68-84; 3nd Lewis and Barber, Fern Spencer, 327 Clark, 30, 51-54, 60-61: in politics, 177- Barralet, John James, 50.1, 48, 50-51 78: tuberculosis among, 107-26. See Bartle, H. Roe, 94 also individual tribes, bands Barton, Benjamin Smith, 5-9,13, 26, 41, American Journal of Medical Science, 118 48 American Legion, 90 Bartram, William, 6n.2, 26, 27, 41 American Medical Association, 127 Bates, Charles H., 120 WINTER 2004 Index I 371 Bear-in-the-Lodge Creek, 199 Boys' Life, 92-94, 96 Beck, Paul: book rev., 188-89 Bradbury, John. 13 Beckham, Stephen Dow, 50 Brand, Max, 63 Belle Fourche, 128, 146-47 Brashier, Clyde: “Dakota Images,” 290 Bender, Christina, 334 Brennan, John R., 120,121 Bender, Johann 334 The Bridge of the Gods, by Frederic Homer Berry, Tom, 173 Balch, 63 Biddle, Nicholas, 5,17, 62 Briggs, Thomas H.: Spanish-American Big Bone Lick, Ky., 26 War journal of, 237-86 Big Foot (Sioux Indian), 201, 2i6n.35, Briley, Ron: book rev., 365-66 218, 224 Broadway Gang, 351 Big horn sheep, 45 Brookings, Wilmot W., 341-48, 350-54 Birds. See Wildlife Brown, G. R., 333 The Birds of America, by John James Brule Indians, 76; and Ghost Dance, 197- Audubon, 17 99. 201, 209-28 Bitterroot, 90.12 Bryan, William Jennings, 159 Black. John, 215, 2150.32 Bucklin, Steven J., ed.: article on Thomas Blackfeet Indians, 69 H. Briggs’s Spanish-American War Black Hills, 128,146,175-76 journal, 237-86 The Blade Regulars, 1866-1898; revd., too Buecker, Thomas R., ed.: article on Blacks. See African Americans Henry P. Smith’s ranching diary, 197- Blair, Benjamin, 320-24, 328 236 Blair. John Wesley, 321 Buffalo Times-Herald. 154 Blair, Lucy Anne, 321 Burbank, John A., 350 Blair, Mary Bagby, 321, 328 Burke, Charles H., 117-18 Blair, Mary E. (“Betty”), 321-23 Burke, Edmund, 37 Blair. Nancy Jane, 321 Burke, J. E.. 327 Blair. Norval, 321, 328 Burns, Robert E., 167 Blair, Patrick Henry, 320-21, 328 Burr, Aaron, 67 Blair, Winnie, 321-22 Bush. George H. W, 315 Blair Colony, 319. See also Sully County Bush, Joseph, 54 Blakey, Henry, 334, 335, 337 Butts, Michele Tucker: book by, revd., Blakey, Isaac, 334 181-82 Blakey, Marcene, 336 Blakey, Mary Fristoe, 334. 335, 337 Calhoun, John C., 61 Blakey, Ned, 338 Calumet Bluffs, 24 Blakey, Theodore (“Ted”), 337-39, 384 Cameahwait, 21, 54. 80, 84 Blizzards, 133,140,145 Camera obscura, 36 Blood, Barbara, 146 Camp Crook: description of, 129,131-33, Blood, Ralph, 146 155-56; doctor’s life in, 127-56; social Boas, Franz. 107-8,1080.3 life in, 140-44 Bodmer, Karl, 29 Camp George Dewey, 244 Boime, Albert, 33 Canaday, Dayton, 293 Boone, Daniel, 64 Cantor, Eddie, 138,1380.4 Botanical discoveries: by Lewis and Capital Rock, 134 Clark, 5-15. 26-27, 4*> 48'49 Capital Street Gang, 350-51 Bounties, 142 Capitol, Mont., 138 Bowdle, 166 Carey, Mathew, 57 Boy Scouts of America, 85, 88-89 Cartography; by Lewis and Clark, 23 m .. W.Jg|| 372 I South Dakota History VOL. 34, NO. 4 Case, Francis, 175 Collections for an Essay towards a Materia Catlin, George, 29,54 Medica of the United States, by Ben¬ Catron, Sol, 139,140; wife of, 139 jamin Smith Barton, 7 Cattle: raising of, 132-33,135-38 Collins, Darwin S., 212, 2120.26, 221 Cedar Fork, 235 Community organizations: and politics, Centennial Cultural Heritage Center. See 170,172 Cultural Heritage Center The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Chamberlain, 233, 298 Clark, by Eva Emery Dye, 63-64 Chapman, Kate D., 334 Conrad, John, 43-44 Charbonneau, Toussaint, 69, 79-82 Cook, James, 44 Charging Thunder (Marshal Ferdinand Corn Creek, 231 Foch), 90 Cosmos, by Baron Alexander von Hum¬ Charities and the Common: A Weekly Jour¬ boldt, 42-43 nal of Philanthropy and Social Advance, Coues, Elliott, 57, 62 113 Coulson, Sanford B., 337 Chautauqua, 142 The Covered Wagon, by Emerson Hough, Cheever, Herben E., Jr., 167 66-67 Cheyenne River Indian Reservation, 201 Cowboys, 63; in art of Remington Chicago & North Western Railroad, 320 Schuyler, 85-96; diary of, 197-236. See Chicago School of Nursing, 145 also Ranching Chief Marine Corps Warrior: The Life of Coy, Manwald (Manuel), 2120.25 John P. “Pat" Flynn, Jr.: revd., 288 Coyote, 22 Children of God, by Vardis Fisher, 76-77 Crane, Stephen, 63 Children of the Western Plains: The Nine¬ Crawford, Robert, 135,1350.3 teenth-Century Experience, revd.: 361-62 Creating Christian Indians: Native Clergy Chinook Indians, 69 in the Presbyterian Church: revd., 180 Christopherson, Fred, 169 Crockett, Davy, 136 Churches: African-American, 329-39; in Crook, George, 128 Camp Crook, 142,143 Crosby, Bob, 147 Citadel (statue), 316, 317 Crow Dog (Sioux Indian), 88 City of Pueblo (ship), 261 Crow Indians, 69 Civilian Conservation Corps, 155 Cuba, 238-40 Civil War, 108,159-60 Cultural Heritage Center; archives in, Clark, George Rogers, 64 309-11; as centennial project, 295-300; Clark, William, 30, 54, 56: in historical construction of, 311-16; design of, 304- novels, 62-84; scientific collections by, 7; funding for, 302-4; landscaping of, 5-27 317; location of, 297-302; museum in, Clark’s crow, 47. See also Clark’s 307-9 nutcracker Currant, 27 Clark’s nutcracker, 16,18,19, 47 Custer, George A., 211 Clatsop Indians, 69 Custer, S.Dak., 236 Claymore, Basil, 232, 2320.50 Cutright, Paul Russell, 45, 57, 82 Clearwater River, 17 Clemmons, Winnifred, 94 Daily Huronite (Huron), 242 Cliff House, 249 Dakota Fair, 298 Clover, Sam T., 342 “Dakota Images”: Theodore Robert Clyde Steamship Line, 91 Blakey, 384; Patrick Gass, 106-7; Coboway, 84 Charles Kucha and Mattie Kaltenbach Coleman, John C., 324 Kucha, 196-97; Eugene Vidal, 290 WINTER 2004 Index I 373 Dakota Plan, 160 Dye, Eva Emery, 63-66, 72 “Dakota Resources”: “A Question of Au¬ Dysentery, 108 thorship: History of Southeastern Dakota: Its Settlement and Growth (1881),” by Gary D. Olson, 340-54; E Bar Ranch, 86-87 “The Remington Schuyler Papers at Edeburn, Carl: book by, revd., 365-66 the South Dakota State Historical Soci¬ Edman, Patricia: “Dakota Images,” 384 ety,” by Chelle Somsen, 85-96 Education: for American Indians, 107: in Dakota Southern Railroad, 347, 352 northwest S.Dak., 140,147 Dakota Territory: history of, 340-54 Edwards, Paul M.: book rev., 288 Daley, Richard167 Effigies: horse, 308 Dalstrom, Harl A.: book rev., 362, 364 Eisenhower. Dwight D., 175 Dana Larson Roubal and Associates, 295 Ekalaka, Mont., 134,136 Dances, 142 Elazar, Daniel)., 158,164,170 Darland, Ken, 328 Elder, Kenneth R., 74-75 Daschle, Thomas A., 163,164,170,173, Elections, 142. See also Politics 176,177 Electricity, 138 Davis, William, 323, 325 Elements of Botany: or Outlines of the Natu¬ Day, Annie Mitchell, 325, 328 ral History of Vegetables, by Benjamin Day. William, 325 Smith Barton, 6, 41 Day County. 177 Elements of Mineralogy, by Richard Kir- Democratic party: in S.Dak., 158,159,162 win, 24n.37 Demographics: and politics, 173-74 Ellicott, Andrew, 23 Department of History, 291-93 Ellis, Richard N.: book rev., 100 DeVoto, Bernard, 83 Emery, Bob. 87 Dewey, George, 237, 240 Emmons, Della Gould, 72-75 Diaries of John Gregory Bourke: Volume 1, Erisman, Fred: book rev. by, 365 November 20, i8y2-July 28, i8y6: revd., Escolta Street, 272 182-83 Ethnicity: and piolitics, 172,174,176 Dias, Ric A.: book rev., 187-88 Etulain, Richard W: article on the histori¬ DiDonato, Gail: book rev., 361-62 cal novels about the Lewis and Clark Diesel plants, 138 Expedition, 62-84 Dippie, Brian W.: book rev., 102 Eulachon, 31 Dobak, William A.: book by, revd., too “The even tenor of our way is pursued “A Doctor’s Wife in Gumbo Country, undisturbed’: Henry P. Smith’s Diary 1931-1933,” by Dorothy Dean Van Leu- during the Ghost Dance Movement, van, 127-56 1890-1891,” ed. Thomas R. Buecker, Dole, Sanford, 259, 2600.25 197-236 Donovan, Edward, 7 Exodusters, 319 Douglass, Tom. See Yancey, Christopher Columbus Drawings: by Meriwether Lewis, 29-31 Fairbank, N. K., 321 Drewyer, George, 22 Fairbank Township: African Americans Drought, 132-33 in, 319-22. 326; school in, 327, 328 Duffy, John: book rev., 97-98 Farm and Fireside, 86-87 Dumont, Bret, 133 Farmers’ Alliance, 161-62 Duncan, Dayton: book by, revd., 187-88 Farmers Holiday movement, 162 Duniway, Abigail Scott, 63, 65 Farmers Union, 164 du Pratz, Antoine, 6, 45 Farm prices, 162-63 374 I South Dakota History VOL. 34, NO. 4 Farms. See Agriculture Gass, Patrick: in “Dakota Images,” 106; The Fate of the Corps: What Became of the journal of, 22, 57-60, 65 Lewis and Clark Explorers after the Expe¬ Gates, Mary Troutman: article on Cul¬ dition: revd., 356, 358 tural Heritage Center, 291-318 Fields, Robert, 327 The Gates of the Mountains, by Will Figgins, Aimer, 326 Henry, 77-78 First South Dakota Volunteers; in Span- Geography: of S.Dak., 134,175-76 ish-American War, 241-85 Ghost Dance movement: in rancher’s di- Fishburne, )unius R., 305-6 ary, 197-99, 209-28 Fisher, Vardis, 75-77 Gilfillan, Archer, 148 Fish jaw: fossil of, 25-26 Gilman, Rhoda R.: book by, revd., 188-89 Fisk, Olin M., 275, 279 Glidden, Daniel S., 342 Flax, 27 Gomez, Maximo, 238 Flora Americae Septentrionalis, by Freder¬ Goodyear, Frank H., Ill: book by, revd., ick Pursh, 9-11, 9n.io, 15, 26, 48-49 287-88 Flora Boreali-Americana, by Andre Gooseberry, 27 Michaux, 15 Gordon, Nebr., 231 Flynn, Sean ).: book by, revd., 288 Gorham, Merity, 327 Foch, Marshal Ferdinand, 90-91 Grabill, John, 224 Foley, William E.; book by, revd., 184,186 Grandview Township, 319 Foreclosures, 133 Grant, Louis, 333 Forsyth, )ames W., 2180.37 Grant, William T, 94 Fort Bennett, 224 Graulich, Melody: book by, revd., 365 Fort Dakota, 346, 348, 352 Graves, A., 334 Fort Lupton, 125 Graves, Susan, 333 Fort Niobrara, 198 Gray Construction, 306 Fort Pierre, 298 Gray wolf, 22 Fort Robinson, 198 Great Dakota Boom, 160 Forward the Nation, by Donald Culross Great Depression, 128, 133,162 Peattie, 70-71 Great Falls of the Missouri, 5n.i, 34-36, Fosberry, Mel, 133,150 44. 48.50 Fossil: fish jaw, 25-26 Great Plains, 175-76 Foster, James S., 341,3410.1 Great Sioux Reservation, 197-98 Fraser, Louis, 13 Great Wildlife of the Great Plains: revd., Freighters; Indian, 204-5 183-84 From Sea to Shining Sea, by James Greene, Jerome A.: book by, revd., 358-59 Alexander Thom, 80-81 Grey, Zane, 63 Frosberg (rancher), 133 Grizzly bear, 22 Frost, Alfred S., 242, 244, 250, 256, 260 Gumbo, 134,135,137,146 Fukuyama, Francis, 172 Gunther, John, 159 Fulman, Northern, 16 Gurney, Chan, 175 Guyton, Elizabeth, 336 Galvanized Yankees on the Upper Missouri: Guyton, Janet, 336 The Face ofLoYalty: revd., 181-82 Guyton, Janice, 336 Gaming industry, 178 Gypsum selenite, 24 Ganaway, F. P.: 2110.22, 213-14, 231; wife of, 211 Hale, Irving, 277 Garland, Hamlin, 63 Hall, Brian, 81-82, 84 Gary Inter State, 171 Hall, James, 52 WINTER 2004 Index I 375 Hamilton, Alexander, 14 Hogan, Edward: article on S.Dak. politi¬ Hamilton, Henry W. and Jean Tyree, 89, cal culture, 157-78 91, 94-96; book by, revd., 355-56 Holloway, Brian: book by, revd., 179-80 Hamilton, William, 26, 48 Hollow-Horn Bear (Sioux Indian), 86 Handy-Marchello, Barbara: book rev., Holman, Gilbert, 133 180-81 Holman, H. Blake. 297, 302 Harding, Chester, 54 Holman Beck Associates, 300 Harding County, 173,177 Holt, Marilyn Irvin: book by, revd., 361- Harlan, Richard, 25 62 Harney, William S.. 2110.24 Homestead Act of 1862,160,319 Harney Springs, 211 Honolulu, Hawaii, 258-60 Harper's Weekly, 96 Horse effigy, 308 Harris, )im, 216 Horse racing, 324 Harroway twins, 328 Hosmer, James K., 62 Hartley, David B., 299, 305, 313 Hospitals, 108 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 63 Hough, Emerson, 66-67 Haycox, Ernest, 63 House Gommittee on Indian Affairs, 117 Hazel, William, 275, 279 Howard, Etta, 328 Hearst, William Randolph, 239 Howe, Edgar Watson, 63 Hebard, Grace Raymond. 66,72 Howe, Samuel F., 276 Hekster, Alice Van Leuvan, 128 Howells, William Dean, 63 Helwick, A. F., 225, 227 Hrdlicka, Ales, 124 Henry. Will (Henry Wilson Allen), 77 Hueston, Ethel, 67-72 Henry Hastings Sibley: Divided Heart: Hughes, Robert P.. 253. 2530.21 revd., 188-89 Humboldt, Baron von Alexander, 42-43, Higgins, James, 333 52 Hill, James J., 160 Hunt, David G.: book by, revd., 102 Hippie family, 169 Hunting: bounties for, 142 “Historical Musings: The Contours of Huron, 169 South Dakota Political Culture,” by Jon Huser, Verne: book by, revd., 355 Lauck, John E. Miller, and Edward Hogan, 157-78 Historical novels: about Lewis and Clark / Should Be Extremely Happy in Your Expedition, 62-84 Company, by Brian Hall, 81-82 Historical Resource Center, 293, 309 “‘I wished for the pencil of Salvator Historic Preservation Center, 292, 293 Rosa’: The Artistic Legacy of Lewis and History of Louisiana, by Antoine du Pratz, Clark," by Joni L. Kinsey, 28-61 6,45 Ice harvesting, 217 History of Southeastern Dakota: Its Settle¬ Illinois Cavalry Volunteers, 108 ment and Growth, 340-54 Illustrators, 85-96 History of the Expedition under the Com¬ Independent party, 160-61. See also Pop¬ mand of Captains Lewis and Clark to the ulism Sources of the Missouri, ed. Nicholas Indian Metropolis: Native Americans in Biddle, 5, 50.1,17, 48, 50-54, 57 Chicago, 1945-75: revd., 98,100 History of the Indian Tribes of North Amer¬ Indian Service; and tuberculosis, 107-26 ica, by Thomas L. McKenney and Initiative and referendum, 161 James Hall, 52 Instructions for Collecting and Preserving A History of the Lewis and Clark Journals, Various Subjects of Natural History, by by Paul Russell Cutright, 45 Edward Donovan, 7 376 I South Dakota History VOL. 34, NO. 4 International Medical Association, 109, Kit fox, 22 1090.5 Kittredge, George Lyman, 127 Interpreting the Legacy: )ohn Neihardt Kneip, Richard F., 292 and Black Elk Speaks: revd., 179-80 Knox, Henry, 14 Isern, Thomas D., 165 Koerper, June, 201 Isolationism, 174-75 Kohl, Edith Eudora, 235 Kosciuszko, Tadeusz, 205, 2050.15 Jackson, Donald, 83 Koupal, Nancy Tystad, 298 “James R. Walker’s Campaign against Tu¬ Kraenzel, Carl F., 174 berculosis on the Pine Ridge Indian Kucha, Charles: in “Dakota Images,” 196 Reservation,” by Don Southerton, 107- Kucha, Mattie Kaltenbach: in “Dakota 26 Images,” 196 Janklow, William: 168,174,177, 293, Kuper, Adam, 157 297, 306, 338 Jarrett, Jesse T, 345 LaGrand, James B.: book by, revd., 98, Jarvis, John Wesley, 54 100 Jayne, William, 159 Lakota Indians: and Ghost Dance, 197- Jefferson, Thomas, 159; and Lewis and 99, 201, 209-28; and Remington Clark, 6,15-16, 23, 28,38-42, 60, 64 Schuyler, 85-96; tuberculosis among, Jenkinson, Clay S.: book by, revd., 186-87 107-26. See also individual bands Jenks, Newell E., 257 Lambert, Alymer, 12 Jenson, Sayre, 264 L’Amour, Louis, 63 Jewett, Charles A., 242 Lamphere, Dale, 316-17 John Birch Society, 177 Land of the Burnt Thigh, by Edith Eudora Johnny Bee (racehorse), 322 Kohl, 235, 2350.52 Johnsgard, Paul A.: book by, revd., 183-84 Landscape painting; and exploration, 43 Johnson, Lyndon B., 158 Larrabee, Gharles F., 120 Johnson, Oliver, 215, 2i5n.33 “A Lasting Legacy: The Gultural Heritage Jordan, Charles P., 87 Genter at Fifteen Years,” by Mary Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences Troutman Gates, 291-318 in Philadelphia, 25, 25n.4i Lauck, Jon: article on S.Dak. political cul¬ Journal of the American Medical Associa¬ ture, 157-78 tion, 153 Lawson, Alexander, 17,19 Joyner, John William, 326 Lazy G Bar Lazy K, 96 Joyner, Sadie, 326 Lead, S.Dak., 298 Joyner, William, 326 Lead Gity, 128 Lee, Andrew E., 241, 244, 245, 246, 283 Karl Bodmer’s Studio Art: The Newberry Li¬ Lemaire, Etienne, 15 brary Bodmer Collection: revd., 102 Leupp, Francis E., 115-17,120,122-24 Keller, Arthur L: drawing by, 68 Leverian Museum, 20, 200.29 Kelso, Charles L., 281 Lewis, Amos, 333, 334 Kepler, Johannes, 36 Lewis, Bonnie Sue: book by, revd., 180 Kerr, Jess, 136 Lewis, Meriwether: aesthetic observa¬ King Real Estate Co., 323 tions of, 28-38; and expedition jour¬ Kingsbury, George W, 343-44, 350, 354 nals, 43-61; in historical novels, 62-84; Kinsey, Joni L.: article on artistic legacy of portraits of, 55-56; scientific collections Lewis and Clark, 28-61 of, 5-27, 64, 79-82 Kirkland, Joseph, 63 Lewis and Clark Expedition: artistic Kirwan, Richard, 24 legacy of, 28-61; conference on, 1-3; in WINTER 2004 Index I 377 historical novels, 62-84: scientific dis¬ McKenney, Thomas L., 52 coveries of, 5-27 McKinley, William, 239, 241 Lewis and Clark: Old Trails, New Direc¬ McLaughlin, James, 125 tions, ed. )ames P. Ronda and Nancy McLoughlin and Old Oregon: A Chronicle, Tystad Koupal, 3 by Eva Emery Dye, 64 Lewis’s monkey flower, 911.12 McMahon, Bernard, 12, 48 Lewis’s syringa, 90.12 Madison, James, 14 Lewis’s wild flax, 90.12 The Magnificent Adventure, by Emerson Lewis’s woodpecker, 16, 18,19, 45-47 Hough, 66-67 Library Company of Philadelphia, 7 Magpies, 15,16 Lien, B. H., 242 Mail delivery: in Badlands, 208-9 Lillibridge, Fred, 295, 297, 304 Mail-order catalogs, 142 Lincoln, Abraham, 159 Main-Travelled Roads, by Hamlin Gar¬ Lind, Michael, 173-74 land, 63 Lindquist, Amanda, 1350.3 Mandan Indians, 52, 53, 69 Link Brothers, 334 Manila, Philippines, 263-65, 268-74 Linnaean Society, 12 Marano, Richard M.: book by, revd., 364 Linnaeus, Carl, 24 Marias River, 16 Little Missouri River, 131,151 Marmarth, N.Dak., 146 Little Wound (shaman), 113 Marshall County, 177 Lodge (post office), 201, 2080.17, Masonic orders, 141 2230.43, 228, 2280.48 Mastodon, 26, 40 Lone Star (shaman), 113 Materia medica, 7 Long, Stephen, 22, 37 Matson Lines, 91 Loriks, Emil, 176 Means, Jeff: book rev., 287-88 Loucks, Henry L., 161 Medical care: in 1930s, 127,133,138,148- Louisiana tanager. See Western tanager 55: on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Lovies, Clara, 333 107-26 Lower Brule Indian Reservation, 198-99, Medicine men, 107, iii, 113 201-03, 235 Meehan, Thomas, 13 Lucey, Robert T, 248 Mehrer, Katherine J.: “Dakota Images,” Lyndon, Merritt, 12 106 Mellis, Allison Fuss: book by, revd., loi McChesney, Charlie, 86 Memorial Building Study Commission, McChesney, Douglas, 86 294-95 McChristian, Douglas C.: book rev., 182- Methodism, 330 83 Michaux, Andre, 14,140.19,15 McConnell, Carl W, 274 Michaux, Francois Andre, 14 McDermott, John D.: book rev., 359-60 Mickelson, George S., 303, 306 McGovern, George S., 159,162,165,167- Miles, Ellen, 52 68,174,175 Miles, Nelson, 2180.37, 223 McGregor, Ortha, 142 Miller, John E.: article on S.Dak. political McGregor, Robert R., 274-75, 279 culture, 157-78 McGruder, Cecil Leo, 325, 327, 328 Mineralogy, 24 McGruder, Ellen Kenchylo, 324 Minneconjou Indians: and Ghost Dance, McGruder, John, 323-24, 328 197-99, 201, 209-28 McGruder, Louis, 325 Minnesota: political liberalism in, 164 McGruder, Roger, 325 Minton, David Robert, 91 McGruder, William, 324, 328 Minton, Marjorie Lamb, 91 378 I South Dakota History VOL. 34, NO. 4 Missionaries: at Pine Ridge, 107 Oar Lock Ranch, 203, 229, 232 Missouri Valley College, 94 Office of Cultural Preservation, 292, 293 Missouri Valley Townsite Co., 321 Office of Indian Affairs, 124-25 Mitchell, Charles, 169 Oglala Indians: and Ghost Dance, 197- Montgomery Ward catalog, 142 99, 201, 209-28; tuberculosis among, Moody, Gideon C., 344, 350, 352-53 107-25 Moore, Shirley Ann Wilson: book by, Okreek, 86 revd., 180-81 Oldfield, Wellington, 280 Morapasa (ship), 257 Old Settlers Association, 291 Morgan,). P., 160 Olmsted, Fredrick Law, 108, io8n.4 Morning Star Dawn: The Powder River Ex¬ Olson, Gary D.: article on History of pedition and the Northern Cheyennes, Southeastern Dakota: Its Settlement and 1876, revd., 358-59 Growth. 340-54 Morris, Larry E.: book by, revd., 356, 358 Omaha Platform, 161 Morris, Robert, 14 On the River with Lewis and Clark, revd., Mountain goat, 22 355 Mountain quail, 45-46 Orcutt, Bruce, 138-39 Mount Rushmore, 146 Orcutt, Sara, 138-39 Mudd, T, 333 Ord, George, 22 Mundt, Karl E., 162,167,168,169,174- Oregon grape, 10, ii, 49 75 Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Murdo, 196 Expedition, ed. R. G. Thwaites, 62 Murphy, Joseph A., 124 Ornithological discoveries: by Lewis and Myers, Rex C.: book rev. by, 355 Clark, 15-20 Myth and History in the Creation of Yellow¬ Osage orange, 27 stone National Park: revd., 360-61 Ostler, Jeffrey: book by, revd., 359-60 Otis, Elwell S., 255, 2560.23, 260, 278 Outlines of History of the Territory of Nash, Edward C., 92 Dakota and Emigrant’s Guide to the Eree Nash, William, 327 Lands of the Northwest, 341 Nash House, 92 National Association for the Study and Paddock, Arch L., 88 Prevention of Tuberculosis, 118 Palmer, Doc, 327 National Guard, 241, 285 Parent Teacher Association, 142 Nemore, G. W., 333 Parmelee, D. W., 88 New Deal, 169 Parmelee, Mary, 87-88 New Northwest, 63 Parrish, Maxfield, 134,1340.2 Newspapers: and politics, 169-70,171; as Pasig River, 269, 270 social record, 144 Pass Creek, 228, 2280.47 Nez Perce Indians, 69 Passons, Elizabeth, 333 Nicodemus, Kans., 319 Patterson, Robert, 23 Nonpartisan League, 162,169 Peale, Charles Willson: 16, 20, 21, Norbeck, Peter, 162,169 210.30, 22, 220.30, 29, 38-39, 42, 45- Northwestern Homestead Movement, 46, 52,55-56 323-24, 334 Peale, Rembrandt, 40-41, 61 Northwest Passage, 60 Peale, Titian Ramsay, 37-38, 61 Novelists: and treatment of Lewis and Pearl Township, 319 Clark, 62-84 Peattie, Donald Culross, 70-71 Nuttall, Thomas, 13 Peck, Robert McCracken: article on scien-