South Dakota History 2005: Vol 35 Index

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Aaberg, Thoneta, 199, 209 Architectural styles: in national parks, 305,
Abbott, James, 347, 351, 354, 356-58, 362 306-7; of tourist cabins, 323-27
Abeona (steamboat), 174 Ankara Indians, 7, ii, 12-13,4^- 61, 66,
Abrahamson, Laura Iversen, 203-4 69-70, 351. 356
Advertising: tourist, 311-13, 327-28 Armadale Island, 127
Afraid of the Bear (Brule Indian), 53-54, 73, Artcrafters, 300
75-77 Ashland (steamboat), 5
African Americans: in Sioux Falls, 137-51 Assiniboine River, 65
African Methodist Episcopal Church, 149 Associated Commercial Clubs, 311, 313
Agnes (steamboat), 175 Autocamping, 317-19
Agriculture: and binder-twine production, Automobiles: and tourism, 291-93, 295.
92-125; and Norwegian immigrants, 303-4. 315-17
189-208. See also Homesteading
Akicita (camp police), 51-55, 58-59. 75 Badlands, 17, 28
Albright, Horace, 305 Bad River: and Lewis and Clark Expedition,
Alignments, 348 43.45.52. 54. 57. 59.61,65,71,73
Amelia Poe (steamboat), 173 Baird, George W, 15
American Fur Company, 153 Baker, Howard, 305
American Indians, 298, 337; as army Balakier, Ann Stewart: book rev., 180-82
scouts. 4,7,12-13, 22, 37: and 1807 coun¬ Balakier, James J.: reminiscence of Mabelle
cil with William Clark, 71-87; and home¬ Stewart Worsley, 217-48
steaders, 230-31. 236-38. 240; and Lewis Baldwin, Frank D., 20, 27
and Clark Expedition, 40-70; and Little Ball, Edward. 14-15,17,19. 22
Missouri Expedition, 1-39; and petro- Banks, Dennis: book by, revd., 368
forms, 347-62. See also individual tribes, Barnes, Celeste E., 255-56, 264, 266
bands Battle of the Little Bighorn, 2, 38
American Island Tourist Camp, 329 Baudrillard, Jean, 315
Amerikabrev (America letters), 192,194 Bear We Are Afraid Of (Brule Indian).
Anderson, Harry H.: article on Clark’s 1807 53-54.73.75.77
council with the Sioux, 71-87; article on Bear We Are Afraid Of (Yankton Indian),
Lewis and Clark among the Teton Sioux, 79n.i3
40-70 Beaver Creek, 13-15,17-18, 21-22. 25
Anderson, Jeffrey D.: book by, revd., Bee Hive Store, 143
370 Belk, John, 107-9, ^^2.120
Anderson, Mrs. Cornelius, 201 Belle Fourche Roundup, 299, 313
Antelope (steamboat), 174 Ben Johnson (steamboat), 173
Arapaho Indians, 35 Bennett. Andrew S., 24, 27-28, 32
Index Volume
Aaberg, Thoneta, 199, 209 Architectural styles: in national parks, 305,
Abbott, James, 347, 351, 354, 356-58, 362 306-7; of tourist cabins, 323-27
Abeona (steamboat), 174 Ankara Indians, 7, ii, 12-13,4^- 61, 66,
Abrahamson, Laura Iversen, 203-4 69-70, 351. 356
Advertising: tourist, 311-13, 327-28 Armadale Island, 127
Afraid of the Bear (Brule Indian), 53-54, 73, Artcrafters, 300
75-77 Ashland (steamboat), 5
African Americans: in Sioux Falls, 137-51 Assiniboine River, 65
African Methodist Episcopal Church, 149 Associated Commercial Clubs, 311, 313
Agnes (steamboat), 175 Autocamping, 317-19
Agriculture: and binder-twine production, Automobiles: and tourism, 291-93, 295.
92-125; and Norwegian immigrants, 303-4. 315-17
189-208. See also Homesteading
Akicita (camp police), 51-55, 58-59. 75 Badlands, 17, 28
Albright, Horace, 305 Bad River: and Lewis and Clark Expedition,
Alignments, 348 43.45.52. 54. 57. 59.61,65,71,73
Amelia Poe (steamboat), 173 Baird, George W, 15
American Fur Company, 153 Baker, Howard, 305
American Indians, 298, 337; as army Balakier, Ann Stewart: book rev., 180-82
scouts. 4,7,12-13, 22, 37: and 1807 coun¬ Balakier, James J.: reminiscence of Mabelle
cil with William Clark, 71-87; and home¬ Stewart Worsley, 217-48
steaders, 230-31. 236-38. 240; and Lewis Baldwin, Frank D., 20, 27
and Clark Expedition, 40-70; and Little Ball, Edward. 14-15,17,19. 22
Missouri Expedition, 1-39; and petro- Banks, Dennis: book by, revd., 368
forms, 347-62. See also individual tribes, Barnes, Celeste E., 255-56, 264, 266
bands Battle of the Little Bighorn, 2, 38
American Island Tourist Camp, 329 Baudrillard, Jean, 315
Amerikabrev (America letters), 192,194 Bear We Are Afraid Of (Brule Indian).
Anderson, Harry H.: article on Clark’s 1807 53-54.73.75.77
council with the Sioux, 71-87; article on Bear We Are Afraid Of (Yankton Indian),
Lewis and Clark among the Teton Sioux, 79n.i3
40-70 Beaver Creek, 13-15,17-18, 21-22. 25
Anderson, Jeffrey D.: book by, revd., Bee Hive Store, 143
370 Belk, John, 107-9, ^^2.120
Anderson, Mrs. Cornelius, 201 Belle Fourche Roundup, 299, 313
Antelope (steamboat), 174 Ben Johnson (steamboat), 173
Arapaho Indians, 35 Bennett. Andrew S., 24, 27-28, 32
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Benson, Thea Anderson, 206 Brockelsby, Earl, 297-98
Berdahl, Martha, 200 Bronson, Ray L., 299, 313
Bergeim, Ingeborg, 189-90, 208. 215 Brown, William: attempted lynching of,
Bergh, Susanna, 190, 202
137-51
Biart, Victor, 20, 36 Brule Indians, 45-46, 48-55, 58-61, 65, 68,
Biddle, J. Williams, 36 70,71-73.75
Biddle, Nicholas, 52, 94 Brusveen, Martin, 114-15,118
Big Bend, ii Bryan, William Jennings, 103
Big Hole River, 35 Bucklin, Steven: book by, revd., 288-89
Big Horn Mountains, 34 Bucko, Raymond A.: book rev., 285-86
Big Horn River, 19 Buffalo Cave, 297
Big Sioux River, 354 Buffalo Rapids, 30
Big White (Mandan Indian), 68-69 Buffalo Trail Motel, 328
Big White River. See White River “Building a Vacationland: Tourism Develop¬
Binder twine; manufacture of, 95-125 ment in the Black Hills during the Great
Black Buffalo (Brule Indian), 45, 46,49, 53, Depression,” by Suzanne Barta Julin,
55-56, 65, 75 291-314
Black Elk, Nicholas, 298 Burleigh, Walter, 157
Black Elk Speaks, 298 Bushfield, Harlan, 313
Blackfeet Lakota Indians, 48 Butters, Earl, 117-18
Black Fox camp, 338
Black Hills, 4-5,7,10, 32-33; CCC in, Cabin Creek, 17
335-46: tourism in, 291-314, 316, 319-20, Cabins. See Tourist camps
324-28, 330 Cairns, 348, 354, 361
Black Hills and Badlands Association, Camp Cooke, 158,161
313-14 Camp Galena, 345
Black Hills Forest Reserve, 307 Camp Joy, 319-20
Black Hills Journal. See Rapid City Journal Camp police. See Akicita
Black Hills National Forest, 307-8 Camp Rest, 329
Black Hills Petrified Forest, 297 Camp Roubaix, 338, 341, 345
Black Lightning (Saone Indian), 80 Carranza, Venustiano, 102-3
Blunk’s Crossing, 227 Carrie (steamboat), 161,174
Book deposit stations, 262 Cascade Springs, 294
Bookmobile, 263 Case (implement company), 96
Books. See Libraries Casey, Edward W, 7-10,13
Booth, Charles, 146 Casey, James S., 19-20
Borglum, Gutzon, 295, 309-10, 320 Cataract Hotel, 140-41,143,148
Borresen, Lilly M. E., 255 Cattle raising, 229-32, 238-39, 246-47
Bower, Alice. See Gossage, Alice Bower Cave Hills, 26
Bower, John Calvin, 276 Caves. See specific caves
Bowker, Matthew, 156 “A CCC Recruit Looks Back: Claire Patter¬
Box Elder Creek, 10 son’s Black Hills Experience,” edited by
Boylan, Ed, 297 George A. Larson, 335-46
Bramble, Downer T., 156-57 Cedar Creek, 15, 20, 26, 39
Brandt, Thalette, 211 Cedar Island, 53, 61
Brazell, Roy, 304 Chamberlain, Kathleen P.; book rev., 368
Brisbin, James S.: and Little Missouri Exjje- Cheatom, George, 156
dition, 4-5,19-39 Cheyenne Indians, 24, 26,35
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Cheyenne River, 62, 65 Cross, Hugh, 231
Cheyenne River Agency, 13 Crouch Line, 316,338
Chicago, Milwaukee, and Saint Paul Rail¬ Crow Indians, 22-26, 32, 34, 37, 65
road, 127,131 Cruzatte, Pierre, 59
Chicago and North Western Railroad, 149 Crystal Cave, 300
Chiefi and Generals: Nine Men Who Shaped Culbertson, Thaddeus A., 46
the American West: revd., 371 Cunfer, Geoff: book by, revd., 372
The Children's Blizzard: revd., 288 Custer, George A., i
Choke-tar-to-womb (Brule band), 46-47 Custer, S.Dak., 294, 299-300, 306
Chouteau, Pierre, 66, 69-70 Custer State Park, 291, 295, 303-5, 320
Chouteau, Pierre, Jr., 153
Churches, 279; and Norwegian immi¬ Dakota Dreams: Fannie Sabra Howe’s Own
grants, 208-15 Story, 1881-1884, W J^net Howe Towns-
City of Pekin (steamboat), 161,176 ley, 125-26
Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC): in Black “Dakota Images”: Elliott Coues, 94;
Hills, 302, 305-6, 308, 335-46: memoir Thomas J. Grier, 388; Charles W Merrill,
about, 335-46 188; Rosebud Yellow Robe, 290
Clark, “Deadwood Dick,” 319 Dakota Indians, 351, 355, 361
Clark, William, 94: and Teton Sioux, 40- “Dakota Resources”: “Trader Edward T.
70,71-87 Latta’s ‘List of Wood Sold to Boats,’
Coffey, J. A., 155 1866-1867,” by William E. Lass, 152-78:
Cole, Nelson, 35 “Transcript of William Clark’s Council
Coleman, Jon T: book by, revd., 92-93 with the Sioux, 22 May 1807, Saint Louis
Colligan, Mike, 116-17 Missouri,” edited by Harry H. Anderson,
Collins, Jim, 142-43,147,149-51 71-87
“Considerable men,” 52-53,73 Dale, W. T, 131
Contesaheman, 52-53,73 Daley, Janet: “Dakota Images”: Charles
Coolidge, Calvin, 295-96, 310,320 Washington Merrill, 188; Thomas J.
Cora (steamboat), 173,176 Grier, 388
Corbett, Bill; book rev., 367 Dallas, S.Dak., 224, 232, 240
Cornelia (steamboat), 161,163-64,166,175 Dances, 234
Corn Palace Auto Court, 324 Day, Charles, 118-19
Corps of Discovery. See Lewis and Clark Day, Stella Page, 258
Expedition Days of’76, 299-300
Cottage camps. See Tourist camps Deadwood, 33, 299-300, 313, 319
Coues, Elliott: in “Dakota Images,” 94 Dear Brother: Letters of William Clark to
County libraries, 261-62 Jonathan Clark: revd., 90
Covey, Hyatt E., 112,121 Deerfield Lake, 345
Cowboys, 220-31, 233-34, 238-39 Deer Lodge (steamboat), 173,176
Cox, John E., 5-7, 9,12,18 Delameter, Sarah Jane, 134
Cozy Court, 329 Diaz, Porfirio, 102
Craig, Leo F., 123 Dickey, Charles J., 7,13
Cramton, Lewis, 305 Dictator (steamboat), 161,177
Crawford, Florence, 143 Dinosaur Park, 308
Crazy Horse (Lakota Indian), 2, 36 “The Diplomacy of Lewis and Clark among
“Creations in Stone: Petroforms in East- the Teton Sioux, 1804-1807,” by Harry
River South Dakota,” by Paige Hoskin- H. Anderson, 40-70
son, 347-62 Dog Ear Buttes, 236-37
Crook, George, 2, 7, 26, 39 Dog Ear Creek, 230, 237
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Dorion, Pierre, Sr., 42, 59-60, 64, 66-67, Fitzgibbon, John, 150
71.73. 77.79. 81. 87 Fjeseth, Kjerstie, 198, 200, 216
Dorion Islands, 152,155,168-69 Flag Mountain lookout tower. 344-45
Douglas, Samuel R., 20 Foreman. Joe, 115-16,119
Douglas Fir trees, 340 Forgotten Fires: Native Americans and the
Drunkenness, 233, 234, 279-82 Transient Wilderness: revd., 183
Du Duck Inn, 330 Fort Abraham Lincoln, 10,13
Duhamel Sioux Indian Pageant, 298 Fort Benton, 153-55,158.160.162
Durfee, Elias H., 155,159-60 Fort Berthold, 158-59,161
Fort Buford, 158,161
Edmunds, Frank H., 7-8,10,12,15, 20, 24, Fort Connor, 35
26, 29 Fort Ellis, 19, 29, 37,158
Education. See Libraries Fort Laramie, 46
Edwards, Paul: book rev., 288-89 Fort Laramie Treaty (1868), 293
Effigies, 348, 350-51, 354, 356-57, 359, 361 Fort Madison, 146
Ellingson, Martin, 144-45, Fort Mandan, 50, 61, 64
Emergency Conservation Work program, Fort Meade, 139. 338, 346
302. 335 Fort Pease, 19
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act, 302 Fort Peck, 13,15, 29-30
Encyclopedia of the Great Plains: revd., Fort Pierre, 153
89-90 Fort Pierre, S.Dak., 43
“Entwined in Conflict: The South Dakota Fort Randall. 155,169
State Prison Twine Factory and the Con¬ Fort Rice, 158
troversy of 1919-1921,” by Sterling Fort Shaw, 158
Evans, 95-124 Fort Stevenson, 159
Erdoes, Richard: book by, revd., 368 Fort Sully, 4,155,158,161
Ethnic Oasis: The Chinese in the Black Hills: Fort Totten, 159
revd., 179-80 Fort Union, 153
Etulain, Richard: book by, revd., 371 Fort Wayne, 13
Evans, Sterling: article on State Penitentiary Foster, C. B., 127
twine factory, 95-124 Foster City. 127
“Everything was changed and looked Fosha, Rose Estep: book by, revd., 179-80
strange": Norwegian Women in South Fowler, James, 142,146
Dakota.” by Lori Ann Lahlum, 189-216 Franklin, George, 146,148
Eyler, Charles, 107,110-12 French Creek, 304
From Cold War to Gulf War: The South
Farmers’ Grain Dealers Association, 107, Dakota National Guard, 1945 to the Mille¬
109 nium: revd., 288-89
Fast Bull (Lakota Indian), 4, 38 “From Wisconsin to the ‘Land of Promise’:
Fechner, Robert, 336 William F. Waterbury’s Account of
Federal Highway Act (1956), 333 Homesteading in Spink County,” edited
Federal Land Bank, 247-48 by Janet Howe Townsley, 125-36
Fifth Infantry: and Little Missouri Expedi¬ Fuel: for steamboats, 152-78
tion, 3,14-38
Finding Lewis and Clark: Old Trials, New Di¬ G. A. Thomson (steamboat), 169,174.178
rections: revd., 363-64 G. W. Graham (steamboat), 160-61,175-76,
Finlay, Tom, 118 178
First Infantry: and Little Missouri Expedi¬ Gallatin (steamboat), 161-62
tion, 4-38 Gass, Patrick, 45, 49
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George McGovern: A Political Life, A Political Hidatsa Indians, 350
Legacy: revd., 286 Highland Lutheran Church, 211-14
Gibbon. John, 35 Highway associations, 321
Gill, John D., 112 Highways, 316-17, 320-22, 324, 327, 333
Glendive Cantonment, 14-15,17-19. 21 Hilderbrand, Robert C.: book rev., 286
Gold Discovery Day, 299 Hill, Alfred, 350
Good Roads Movement, 316-17 Hillcrest Motel, 328
Gossage, Alice Bower: life of, 272-84 Hillside Cabin Camp, 328
Gossage, Joseph, 272-74, 279-81, 283-84 Hired girls, 199, 204-7
Grain Dealers Association, 107,109 “Historical Musings”: “Reconstructing Al¬
Grand Army of the Republic, 171 ice: A Meditation on the Historian’s
Grand River, 26, 33, 66 Craft," by Paula M. Nelson, 272-84
Great Depression: agriculture during, loi, History of South Dakota: revd., 88-89
122-23, 247-48; and CCC, 335-46: li¬ Hix, Elsie, 331
braries during, 249-71: tourism during, Hix, Garrit, 331
291-314, 318, 320, 322-23, 330, 332-33, Hofsommer, Don L.: book by, revd., 373
335 Hokenstad, Ronnoug Helmeid, 206
Great Northern Railroad, 171 Hollywood Park, 324
Great Sioux War; and Little Missouri Expe¬ Holmberg, James J.: book ed. by, revd., 90
dition, 1-39 Holth, Walborg, 196
Greene, Jerome A.: article on the Little Mis¬ Home extension clubs, 265-67
souri Expedition, 1-39 Homesteading: on Rosebud Indian Reser¬
Grey Bear (Yankton Indian), 73,78, 81 vation, 217-48; in Spink County, 125-36
Grier, Thomas J,: in “Dakota Images,” 388 “Homesteading on the Rosebud: The Remi¬
Gronseth, Sigri Watnass, 201 niscence of Mabelle Stewart Worsley,”
Guidon (steamboat), 174 edited by James J. Balakier, 217
Hoover, J. Edgar, 331
H. D. Booge and Co., 169 Horn (steamboat), 174
Hale, Owen, 36 Hoskinson, Paige: article on petroforms,
Halverson, John, 109 347-62
Hamilton, Samuel T., 20 Hotels, 330-31,333
Handlin, J. E., 297 Hot Springs, 293-94
Handlin, Monroe, 297 Hot Springs Junior Chamber of Com¬
Handlin, Sigrid, 297 merce, 311
Harney National Forest, 307, 309 Houston, David, 103
Harvesting, 201-3 How-Dee-Do Tourist Court, 330
Hathom, Billy: book rev., 370 Howe, Charles, 125,132-33
Hatlestad, Elena Hermanson, 201 Howe, Fanny, 126
Hayden, Ferdinand V., 46 Howe, Frank, 136
Haying, 202-3 Howe, Gertrude Bennett, 136
Hayner, Norman, 319 Howell, Charles W., 154
Heart River, 24-25 Hubbard, Thomas, 116
Hedges, W. H., 128,131 Hunter s Grove, 146
Henequen Marketing Regulating Commis¬ Huntsville (steamboat), 174,178
sion (CRMH), 104,106 Hyde, George E., 348
Heney, Hugh, 62, 64-65
Hermosa Crystal Cave. See Rushmore Cave Ida Stockdale (steamboat), 162,174
Hess, Daniel, 131 Immigrants: Norwegian, 189-217
Hickok, James Butler (“Wild Bill”), 300 Imperial (steamboat), 161,176
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Indians. See American Indians Kofka, Joe, 115-16
Indian scouts, 4, 7,12-13, 22 Koupal, Nancy Tystad; book edited by, revd.,
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), 363-64
118,119 Kukla, John: book by, revd., 364-66
Insect infestations, 101-2,107,109,116,
Ladies’ Aid Societies, 209-12
234-35
International Harvester, 98,102-4, Lahlum, Lori Ann: article on Norwegian
120,123 women, 189
Interpreters with Lewis and Clark: The Story Lake of the Pines Dam, 337
of Sacagawea and Toussaint Charbonneau: Lakota Indians, 290, 293, 350: and 1807
revd., 92 council with William Clark, 71-87: and
Iowa Indians, 348 Lewis and Clark Expedition, 40-70; and
Iowa State Penitentiary, 146 Little Missouri Expedition, 1-39. See also
Ireland, Hugh, 126 individual bands
Iron Mountain Road, 303-4 Lame Deer (Lakota Indian), 3-4,10,12, 21,
Iron Walker (Brule Indian), 46, 49 38
Land promotion, 190-91
)ackson, Mary Elizabeth, 170 Lang, William L.: book rev., 363-64
Jackson Brothers, 240 Larson, George A.: memoir of Claire Patter¬
James H. Trover (steamboat), 161,166,174 son, 335-46
Jameson, G. Norton, 124 Larson, Lars, 109
Jameson, George, loi, 106-7,112-13, Laskin, David: book by, revd., 288
118-19,121,123 Lass, William: article on wood used by
James River, 41, 66,73 steamboats, 152-88
Jefferson, Thomas, 40-42, 48-49, 61, 66, Latta, Edward T: wood ledger of, 152-78
72 Latta, Harry D., 152
Jeffries, James, 146 Latta, Samuel N., 155
Jennie Brown (steamboat), 160,163-64,175 Latta, Sarah Ann, 155
Jennie Lewis (steamboat), 161,166,177 Lauck, John: book rev., 364-66
Jensen, Ellen Mork, 199 Lazelle, Henry M.: and Little Missouri Ex¬
Jerome, Lovell H., 19, 25 pedition, 4-39
Jewel Cave National Monument, 294, 304, Lee, Bob: book rev., 183-84; in memoriam,
306 375
John Deere (implement company), 96 Lehman, Otto, 115-16
John Morrell and Co., 141,146,148 Lend Lease, 345
Johnson, Anna, 156 Levinger, Henry: saloon of, 141,146-47
Johnson, F. W, 152,155-71 Lewis, Leora J., 250, 255-56, 259, 266,
Johnson, Jeffrey A.: book rev., 182 269-70
Johnson, John, 146 Lewis, Meriwether, 94: and Teton Sioux,
Johnston, Charles E., 143-44,146-50 40-70,71-87
Julin, Suzanne Barta: article on Black Hills Lewis, Theodore H., 347-48, 350-51,
tourism, 291-314 353-56. 358-59, 361, 362
Lewis and Clark Exjjedition, 94: and Teton
Karl Bodmer's North American Prints: revd., Sioux, 40-70,71-87
180-82 Lexington (steamboat), 161,177
Kelso, Sarah, 148,151 Libraries: in 1930s, 249-71
Kimball, Joseph, 68,70 “Life along the Road: The Tourist Camp in
Kjenstad, Marie, 199, 205 South Dakota,” by Chris B. Nelson,
Knutson, Margaret Hjelmeland, 206
315-34
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Lilly (steamboat). 175 May Lowery (steamboat). 169
Lindell, Lisa R.i article on South Dakota Mazamani (Brule Indian), 46, 49
Free Library Commission, 249-71: book Medicine Bull (Brule Indian), 46, 47, 49.
rev., 89-90 65
Lisa, Manuel, 70 Medicine Knoll. 354-55
Little Bighorn River, i Medicine Pole Hills, ii
Little Bird (Brule Indian), 48, 79 Medicine wheels. 362
Little Box Elder Creek, 24 Mehrer, Katherine ).: “Dakota Images,”
Littlefield, Steven: book rev., 179-80 290
Little Missouri Expedition: and Great Sioux Mellette, Arthur, 132
War, 1-39 Mellette Community Church, 134
Little Missouri River, i, 9-11,13-15.19-22, Mellette Tribune, 131,134
24-25, 27-28. 30, 31, 33, 37-38 Memoirs: CCC, 335-46: homesteading,
Logan, Thomas H., 19 125-36,217-48
Log Cabin Tourist Camp, 328 Me-ne-sharne (Brule band), 48, 53, 58
Loisel, Regis, 61 Merrill, Charles W: in “Dakota Images,"
Loisel-Heney and Co., 64 188
Loisel trading post, 53 Mexico: twine production in, 96, 98,
Louisiana Territory, 40, 67,71-72 102-6,124
Lower Brule Agency, 46, 47 Michaud, Albert, 294, 306
Lower Brule Indians, 46 Michaud, Fred, 294. 306
Lowitt, Richard: book by, revd., 367 Middle Butte, 20, 24
Lunde, Serine. 206, 211 Midland Cattle Corp., 228-29
Lutheran Church: and Norwegian women, Miles, Nelson A.: and Little Missouri Expe¬
208-11, 216 dition, 1-39
Lynchings, 139 Military Campaigns. See Little Missouri Ex¬
pedition
McClernand, Edward)., 20 Milking, 198-200. 204-6. 216
McCormick, Cyrus, 95 Miller, John E., 138
McCormick Co., 96. See also International Miller’s Cabins, 323. See also Reid Motel
Harvester Mills, Anson, 26
McDougall, Thomas M., 7, 9-10,13,17,19, Miner (steamboat), 154,160
Minneconjou (Miniconjous) Indians, 3-4.
31
McLaird, James D.: book rev., 88 49. 64
Mah-to-ree (Yankton Indian), 81. See also Minnesota (implement company), 96
Grey Bear Missouri River, 2, 4,12-13: and Lewis and
Mandan Indians, 65,70, 80-81, 85, 348 Clark Expedition, 40-43, 45-46,48, 52.
Man-da-tong-gar (Brule Indian), 46. See 54, 59-62, 66, 68,72,75: steamboats on,
also The Partisan 152-78
Manley, R. B., 149-50 Mizpah Creek, 37
Maroukis, Thomas: book by, revd., 285-86 Mollberg, Emil, no
Mary McDonald (steamboat), 161, VT1~1^ Montana Territory, 1-2,4,19, 30, 35
Massey (implement company), 96 Moore, Thomas H., 156
Mathes, Valerie Sherer: book by. revd., 367 Moreau River, 28
Mat to CO ke car be (Yankton Indian), 79 Mosaics, 348, 354, 356-57, 359. 362
Ma-to-co-que-pan (Brule Indian), 52. See Motel Lariat, 328
also Bear We Are Afraid Of Motels, 315-16, 333-34
Maus, Marion P., 9-10 Mounds, 348, 356
Maya Indians, 96 Mountaineer (steamboat), 174,177
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Mount Rushmore, 295-96, 298. 303, the American Indian Movement: revd., 368
309-10, 320 Okobojo Creek, 357
Muchow, A. H., 112-16 Olson, Gary D.: article on attempted lynch¬
Muddy Creek, 3 ing, 137-51
Mullin, Michael J.: book rev., 90 Omaha Indians, 66
Mulvaney, John, 328 One Hundred Years of Old Man Sage: An
Mutschler, Charles V.: book rev., 373 Arapaho Life: revd., 370
Myrseth, Esther, 142 Only Chance (steamboat), 161-62,173,176
Mysterious Buffalo Bull (Brule Indian), 47 On the Great Plains: Agriculture and Environ¬
ment: revd., 372
Nakota Indians, 4in.3 Ordway, John, 45
Nameless Cave, 297 Osage Indian, 48
Nanpashene (warrior society), 42 Ostrander, Roy, 319
National Industrial Recovery Act, 302 Oto Indians, 348
National Park Service, 304-7 “Out with a Whimper: The Little Missouri
Ned Tracy (steamboat), 161,176 Expedition and the Close of the Great
Needles Highway, 303 Sioux War,” by Jerome A. Greene, 1-39
Neihardt, John G., 298 Over, William H., 347, 354, 357
Nelson, Chris B.: article on tourist camps, Owens, Patricia Ann: book rev., 92-93
Owl Creek, 27
315-34
Nelson, Paula M.: article on Alice Gossage, 0-zash (Brule band), 46
272-84
Nelson, Ray, 144 Panain a ah pas ba (Lakota Indian), 78
Nelson, W. Dale: book by, revd., 92 Paragon (steamboat), 161,176,178
New Deal, 293,302-8,335 Park Creek Camp, 345
Newman, George, 114-15,117-19 Parmley, Joseph, 316
New Witten, 240 The Partisan (Brule Indian), 46,49, 53, 55,
Nez Perce Indians, 35, 38, 64 58.73.75. 77. 80
Nicollet, Joseph N., 47 Passion Play, 300
Nidaros Lutheran Church, 210 Patterson, Claire, 335-46
Nile (steamboat), 174,177 Pearl Harbor, 346
Norbeck, Peter, 110-12, 295, 303-4, 309 Peart, Anna Warren, 202
Nordhagen, Elise, 206 Peck, Campbell K., 159-60
Northern Cheyenne Indians, 2,4,11-12, 39 Peoria Cordage Co., 98
North Split Rock Ladies Aid, 213 Perrigoue, Nell, 300
Northwest Fur Co., 159-60 Petroforms: in eastern S.Dak., 347-62
Northwestern Archaeological Survey, 351 Peyote and the Yankton Sioux: The Life and
Norwegians: in S.Dak., 189-217 Times of Sam Necklace: revd., 285-86
Noyes, John S., 113,115-16,118 Pierre Kiwanis Club, 356
Nymph No. 2 (steamboat), 161 Pike, Zebulon, 60, 94
Nystrom, Lillian, 300 Pillow, Rebecca, 148,151
Nystrom, Monty, 300 Pine Crest Tourist Park, 319
Pine Rest Inn, 327
Octavia (steamboat), 160-61,178 Pine Ridge Agency, 48
Odden, Petra, 196-97, 203 Platte River Valley, 46
O’Fallon’s Creek, 10,17, 20-21, 29, 31 Plymouth Cordage Co., 98,102,113,123
Oglala Lakota Indians, 48-49, 51, 64, 68, Ponca Indians, 48, 66
76,79, 82 Potter, Eugene, 126-28
Ojibwa Warrior: Dennis Banks and the Rise of Powder River, 2,4-6, 8-9,19, 31,32-37
384 I South Dakota History VOL. 35, NO. 4
Powder River Expedition, 35 Rosebud Indian Reservation, 48: home¬
Prentice, Dexter )., 126-27,136 steading on, 217-48
Prentice, George, 126-27,13^ Round-Up Cabin Camp, 328
Pryor, Nathaniel, 64-65, 68-69 Rupp, Bud. 297
Public Works Administration, 302, 304 Rupp, Lee, 297
Pumpkin Creek, 33, 37 Rushmore Cave, 297
Punished Woman's Hill, 361-62 Rushmore Motel, 325
Punished Woman’s Lake, 359-60 Russell, Robert; book rev., 183
Purdy, T. C., 154 Ruttum, Mrs. John, 213
Ruud, Brandon K.; book ed. by, revd.,
Queen Bee Mill, 144-45 180-82
Rainy Butte, 25 Sabotage; at state penitentiary, 107-21
Raitz, Karl, 321 Sacred Buffalo (Brule Indian), 46
Ranney, William, 347, 351, 354, 356-58, 362 Saint John (steamboat), 169,173,177
Rapid City; Alice Gossage in, 272-84 Saint Louis, Mo., 40-42, 49, 53, 57, 60,
Rapid City Journal, 272-73, 277, 282-83, 65-68, 71-73,75
301 The Salish People and the Lewis and Clark
Reading in the Home program, 265-67 Expedition: revd., 366
Red Cloud Agency, 38 Sans Arc Indians, 4
Reder, Elizabeth, 294 Santee Indians, 45-46, 70
Reder, Theodore, 294 Saone Indians. 49, 64, 68,75,76, 80, 82
Redfield, Guy, 105,114-17,119-20 Scheckle, Lily, 300
Red Fork, 39 Scheckle, Pete, 300
Red Hill, 2420.8 Schell, Herbert S., 97,106-7,119,138:
Red Water (Brule band). 48, 50, 53 book by, revd., 88
Reed, Hugh, 30 Schmechel, Adolph, 142
Ree Indians. See Arikara Indians School libraries, 258-60
Reid Motel, 331. See also Miller’s Cabins Schubert, Frank N.; book by, revd., 182
Reptile Gardens, 298 Scott, Elizabeth; book rev., 372
Richmond (steamboat), 176 Second Bear, 52-54. See also Bear We Are
Rigley, Mary Ellen “Nellie,” 136 Afraid Of
Riley, Glenda; book edited by, revd., 371 Second Cavalry; and Little Missouri Expedi¬
Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 318 tion. 3, 5, 7-38
Rings, 348, 354, 356, 359 Sentinel Butte, 12,14,18,19-21
Ringsrud, Amund, 105,107.109,120 Seventh Cavalry; and Little Missouri Expe¬
Robinson, Doane, 254, 309, 347, 351, dition, 7-38
355-57. }6i Seventh Infantry, 20
Robinson, Frank U.. 25-26 Shady Rest Court. 329
Rodeos, 233, 242-44 Shagar, Leonard, 117,120
Rogholt, Edward, no Shake Hand (Yankton Indian), 73
Romereim, Kari, 204 Sheridan, Philip H., 1-2, 38
Ronda. )ames P., book edited by, revd., Sheridan Lake, 337
363-64 Short Pine Hills, 10, 28, 31-33
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 306, 335-36 Silver Lake No. 4 (steamboat), 176
Roosevelt, Theodore, 294, 302 Simon, P. L., 319
Rosa, Joseph G.; book by, revd., 183-84 Singsaas Ladies Aid, 213
Rosebud Agency, 46 Sioux Falls; race relations in, 136-51
Rosebud Creek, 4 Sioux Heights Cabin Camp, 329