C–Index

C. Aultman and Company, thresher manufacturers, 24:301
C. C. Cornwell and Son Hardware Company, Plainview, papers, 13:122
C. D. Dorr, steamboat, 24:139
C. G. Maybury and Son, architectural firm, Winona, 59:317
C. H. Young and Company, 59:66
C. H. Young Co., stone contractor, 64:15
C. J. Hibbard and Company, 1:229 See also Hibbard, Charles J.
C. J. Sonnen Company Groceries and Meats, St. Paul, 53:59
C. M. Lampson and Company, London, England, 40:211n, 40:216, 40:218
C. N. Nelson Lumber Company, Cloquet, 25:102
C. W. Moore, steamboat, 34:1 (cover)
C. W. Olson Iron Works, Minneapolis, 38:308
C. W. Wilson Bicycle Company, Fergus Falls, 54:268–269

advertisement depicted, 54:271, 54:278

CA. See Citizens Alliance
C.A. Smith Lumber Mill, Minneapolis, 62:228–229
Cabanel, Alexandre, artist, 52:289
Cabanne, J. P., 5:224
Cabanne family, in fur trade, 15:421
Cabasson, Guillaume-Alphonse, artist, 53:315
Cabeen, Richard M., author, 26:174
Cabell, James B., author, 21:3, 21:4
Cabinet portraits, 52:57–58, 52:59, 52:60 See also Photography
Cable, Field S., editor, St. Croix Valley visit, 17:276, 17:284–17:286
Cable, George W., 17:375, 40:12

author, 20:110
lecture tour, 18:28–18:35

Cable, H. W., businessman, 34:266, 35:38
Cable, Margaret, artist, 65:21
Cable, Ransom R. (Richard), railroad official, 34:83, 39:31
Cable television, sports broadcasting, 55:347
Cable (WI), historical society, 56:355
Caboo. See Coursalle, Joseph
Cabot, John, 18:383
Cabot family, genealogy, 14:439
Cabrera, Luis, 17:165
Cabrillo, Juan Rodriguez, explorer, 32:112
Cacilienverein (East Side Dramatic Society), Minneapolis, 32:167
Cadbury, Henry J., author, 7:279, 7:293, 8:435
Cadden, John P. (Rev.), author, 26:266
Caddo Indians, villages, 5:213
Caddy, Alice, artist, 21:404
Cadieux, ----, voyageur, 28:9n
Cadieux, Lorenzo, author, 34:174
Cadillac, Antoine de la Mothe, Sieur de, 16:199, 18:389, 19:279, 33:87

founder, Detroit (MI), 19:284, 32:184
at Michilimackinac, 26:268, 27:63
trader, 3:363

Cadle, Richard F., missionary, 18:326
Cadle, Richard H. (Rev.), 8:333
Cadman, Charles W., composer, 26:52, 36:190, 44:133
Cadotte, ----, interpreter, 25:297
Cadotte, Jean Baptiste, Jr., trader, 5:577, 5:578, 8:187, 44:279, 50:29n, 54:375
Cadotte, Jean Baptiste, Sr., trader, 1:524, 1:525, 11:245, 11:261, 18:325, 20:469, 22:206, 23:243n, 24:179, 32:186, 34:207, 34:353, 34:357, 54:375

explorer, 28:233n
expulsion from North West Company, 16:201
posts, 11:209, 11:241, 11:368
sketch, 5:577, 9:156

Cadotte, Joseph, trader, 36:242, 36:243
Cadotte, Josette, 2:12
Cadotte, Madeline, 8:103
Cadotte, Mrs. Jean Baptiste, Jr., 50:29n
Cadotte, Sophia, 50:29, 50:30
Cadot(te), Michael (Michel), trader, 5:578, 8:103, 23:243, 25:372, 48:71n
Cadotte family

in fur trade, 11:326, 11:385, 14:342, 54:375
sketch, 5:577–5:579, 8:187

Cadwallader, Sylvanus, journalist, 34:344
Cadwell, A. D., pioneer merchant, 8:142
Cadwell, C. E., author, 25:211
Cadwell, Duncan, miller, 8:76
Cadwell, Ernest E., 8:113
Cadwell, M. N., diary, 12:101
Cady, E. T., publisher, 22:123
Cady, George L., author, 17:229
Cady, John S. (Capt.), 16:306
Cady, LeRoy, 5:527
Cady, U. A., 26:261
Cadzow, Archie, 50:58, 50:59
Caesar, Orville S., 49:317, 49:318
Cafe Espresso, Minneapolis, 65:70
Cafesjian's Carousel, Como Park, St. Paul, 58:56
Caffall, R. M., Mr. and Mrs., 8:144
Cagney, James, actor, 44:108, 44:112
Cahaba (AL), Civil War prison, 58:63
Cahalane, Victor H., speaker, 40:149
Cahenslyism, 15:105, 27:161, 28:72, 33:305, 37:133
Cahensly plot, Archbishop Ireland's opposition, 3:98, 4:86
Cahill, George, house, 62:123
Cahill, Holger, WPA administrator, 53:172, 53:178, 53:181, 53:186, 53:191, 53:194

author, 32:110, 46:297, 46:298, 46:299
editor, 16:110, 17:107
review by, 33:36

Cahill, Mary (Mrs. George), house, 62:123
Cahill, May S., labor delegate, 52:210
Cahokia (IL)

French settlement, 1:22, 18:389, 18:394, 19:293, 30:73, 30:249
Le Sueur's visit, 10:88

Cahoon's seed sower, 24:304
Caillet, Louis E. (Rev.), 4:202, 15:31, 26:303

sketch, 4:272, 8:439

Cain, Gordon, attorney, 63:96, 63:99, 63:101n

author, 2:435

Cain, Myndall, 47:12
Cain, Myrtle A., farm activist/politician, 48:257, 57:104, 61:371n
Cain, Nick, pioneer, 24:320
Cain, Richard R., author, 53:250
Cain, W. L. (Rev.), speaker, 16:305
Caine, Stanley P., work reviewed, 42:238
Caird, James P., author, 3:538, 9:270, 15:353, 42:217

description of Minnesota, 9:136–9:143
sketch, 9:135

Cairncross, ----, police officer, 47:241
Cairncross, William

author, 2:290, 2:439, 8:304, 8:441
riverman, 3:311, 4:88
speaker, 2:104

Cairns, John, Minneapolis City Council member, 65:77
Cairo, warship, 40:306
Cairo Township, Renville County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
Cakepoint (MI), location, 23:238
Calace, --, composer, 57:232
Calamity J. Contracting, Minneapolis, 49:212 (facing), 52:117
Calamity Jane (pseud.), labor author. See Paull, Irene
Calculous disease (lithiasis), 63:155n
Calder, James, 41:382
Calderwood, Willis J., 25:63
Caldwell, Chester L., biography, 16:337
Caldwell, Earl, reporter, 46:149, 46:150
Caldwell, Edward, 6:210
Caldwell, Erskine, author/editor, 20:116, 23:124, 25:287
Caldwell, Evelyn B., 47:138
Caldwell, John, 18:81
Caldwell, John C. (Rev.), prison chaplain, 37:142
Caldwell, Mary, 51:216
Caldwell, Norman W., work reviewed, 23:160
Caldwell, Paul L., railroad union secretary, 55:208
Caldwell, Russell L., author, 35:151
Caldwell, S. B., 46:73
Caldwell, Samuel, 35:31
Caldwell, Taylor, novelist, 21:9
Caldwell, W. B., governor of Assiniboia, 5:420, 5:422
Caldwell and Company, St. Paul, bankers, 2:139, 40:112, 40:113
Cale, Artie, 48:192, 48:192–48:193
Cale, Ilma, 48:191–48:193, 48:192
Caledonia, Houston County

in 1850s, 10:462
anniversary, 34:128
county seat, 57:335
pageant, 10:358
pioneer life, 11:114, 14:331, 17:486, 25:183

Caledonia (WI), Bohemian settlement, 15:27, 15:28
Caleff, Elizabeth, 57:276, 57:277 See also Bowler, Lizzie (Mrs. James M.)
Caleff, Henry, 13:133, 13:140, 13:146
Caleff, Jedediah (Capt.), 3:307
Caleff, Peter, 17:266, 17:268, 22:100
Caleff, Susan, 3:307
Caleff family

in Minnesota, 25:292
sketch, 4:298

Calhoun, Arthur W., social historian, 51:46
Calhoun, Donald C., editor, 33:312
Calhoun, James E., explorer, 10:369
Calhoun, John C., 9:6, 12:436, 13:221, 18:450, 23:7, 23:74, 24:3

papers, 37:37
secretary of war, 5:515, 23:126–23:132, 33:345, 36:294, 42:200
statesman, 58:65 (facing)

Calhoun, John F., businessman, 59:11
Calhoun, Leslie A., accountant, 58:422 (facing)
Calhoun, Mary E. (Wagner), 58:422 (facing)
Calhoun, Thomas (Rev.), 32:18
Calhoun Bath House, Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis, depicted, 58:65 (cover)
Calhoun House, Minneapolis, resort, 47:71
California Historical Survey Commission, 1:231, 2:199, 15:124
California Indian Hobbyist Association, 40:411
California Lumber Company, Mendocino County, 62:14
California (state)

acquisition, 9:292, 11:189, 11:431, 30:191
archives, 1:232, 2:199, 4:51–53
bibliography, 14:448
Bunnell's experiences, 4:187, 5:126
CCC camps, 48:302
Chinese immigrants, 54:224, 54:225, 54:229, 57:164
climate, 49:151
county boundaries, 13:108
described, 9:180
diaries, 20:349, 23:8
eugenic sterilization, 59:237, 59:247n
evolution controversy, 41:204
franchises, 53:255
frontier, 30:251
fur trade, 35:48, 38:199
gold rush, 3:68, 4:219, 5:233, 9:392, 11:429, 17:323, 22:125–22:127, 27:16, 30:152, 30:190, 33:266, 35:251, 41:46, 55:97, 56:156, 56:204, 56:212, 62:14
health board, 21:358
history, 2:472
Indian wars, 1:419
Japanese relocation camps, 45:278, 54:320
jitney service, 49:312n
land transactions with mixed-blood scrip, 62:14
Norwegians, 12:304
oil boom, 41:44
overland journey, 10:454
panorama, 33:290
professional boxing matches, 59:76, 59:81, 59:84, 59:86n
Quakers, 18:259
railroad, 30:234, 30:237
salt production, 52:143
settlement, 3:96, 13:331, 35:116, 36:68, 47:209
statehood, 56:169
sterilization policy, 49:103, 49:104
sugar-beet production, 58:198
Swedes, 55:17, 55:27
trade, 27:111, 39:70
wheat production, 54:81
wild rice industry, 51:195
World War I, 3:50, 4:210

California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento, CA, 64:211
Calin, June, author, 50:44
Calkin, Homer L., compiler, 32:189
Calkins, Elisha, 34:263
Calkins, Franklin W., author, 37:306
Calkins, Mrs. Hoyt J., 6:76
Calladine, Margaret, 8:432, 8:452
Callahan, Daniel, 28:267
Callahan, James M., author, 9:64
Callahan, Jeremiah, merchant, 47:62
Callahan, Jeremiah G., career, 19:214
Callahan, John, speaker, 27:356
Callahan, Kevin L., work reviewed, 58:126–127
Callahan, Patrick H., author, 15:235
Callender, Elizabeth, philanthropist, 59:333n
Callender, John M., archaeologist, 35:384, 36:152, 39:212, 42:84, 42:85, 42:87, 42:91, 42:92

"An Archaeologist Explores the Site of Old Fort Snelling," 35:365–35:367
author, 36:196
work reviewed, 36:230

Callender, John W., legislator, 45:237
Callerstom, Goldwyn, state guardswoman, 54:319
Calley, William L., Jr. (Lt.), trial, 47:158
Callicott, J. Baird, work reviewed, 48:134
Callieres, Louis Hector, Chevalier de, 19:395, 46:230
Callihan, ----, cholera victim, 14:301
Callister, Frank, author, 47:210
Call of the North, Ku Klux Klan newspaper, 61:362, 61:363, 61:364
Calloway, Colin G., author/editor, 52:160

work reviewed, 51:237, 58:421

Calloway, Victor E., 44:260
Calmar (IA)

history, 19:460
mural, 53:236

Calof, Jacob, 55:179, 55:180
Calof, Mrs. A., 13:429
Calof, Rachel, autobiography, 55:179–180
Calthrop, Samuel R., 19:212
Calumet

copper company, 52:239
Italian settlement, 49:244

Calumet, Michigan, strike, 52:263
Calumet Building, Chicago, 64:122
Calumet County (WI), history, 18:326
Calumet Hotel, Pipestone, 47:83, 63:43
Calumet Iron and Steel Company, Chicago, 18:139, 18:149
Calumet Restoration Project, 65:111
Calumets. See Pipes
Calvary Baptist Church, Albert Lea, 15:242
Calvary Baptist Church, Minneapolis, 3:239, 17:337
Calvary Cemetery, Mankato, 18:374
Calvary Cemetery, St. Paul, 48:14n, 48:23, 55:184
Calvary Church (Episcopal), Rochester, 50:263
Calvary (WI), Capuchin monastery, 16:346
Calve, Emma, singer, 39:55, 48:335
Calvin, Arthur M., author, 24:356
Cam, William, 4:421, 4:434, 4:435
Cambodian (Khmer) people

immigration, 62:99–100
music, 50:132
oral history collection, 62:138
periodicals about, 52:160
response to Gorbachev's visit to Minnesota, 61:352

Cambria

history, 16:493
Indian burial pits, 5:373, 7:256
prehistoric village, 26:387, 55:327

Cambridge, Isanti County

land speculation, 50:138, 50:139
monuments, 53:248
museum, 8:54, 10:145–10:153
name, 30:332
newspaper, 27:344
pageant, 13:450
pioneer life, 19:210
railroad, 41:355
sketch, 8:441
Swedish settlement, 34:61

Cambridge Community Library Club, 27:366
Cambridge High School, teaching of history, 7:43
Cambridge-Isanti School District, 53:310
Cambronne, Jim, work depicted, 53:234
Camden Park, Minneapolis, swimming pool, 47:150
Camden State Park, Lyon County, 16:481, 44:85

history, 52:328
museum, 30:277
pageants, 18:333, 30:281, 30:407

Camden Township, Carver County, schools, 8:312
Cameras. See also Photography

camera clubs, pre-World War II, 60:130
depicted, 54:87, 64:220 (facing)
snapshot introduced, 52:50

Cameron, Angus, editor, 64:41
Cameron, D. C., educator, 47:216
Cameron, D. Y., artist, 64:236
Cameron, Daniel, 25:211
Cameron, Donaldina, social worker, 54:227, 54:232
Cameron, Donald R., boundary commissioner, 39:32
Cameron, Dugald G., 5:128
Cameron, Duncan, author, 29:66
Cameron, J. Donald, 49:298
Cameron, Jenks, author, 10:343
Cameron, John, trader, 11:368
Cameron, John D., trader, 11:367, 20:71, 21:399, 22:309, 36:245, 36:246, 47:23, 50:236, 50:237, 50:240
Cameron, Linda A., "The Minnesota Immigrant Experience," 62:96–106
Cameron, Murdoch (Murdock), trader, 6:333, 11:179, 52:224
Cameron, Peter, storekeeper, 4:133n
Cameron, Richard, reviews by, 48:315, 49:124, 49:347
Cameron, Simon, secretary of war, 5:98n, 25:11, 32:22, 37:212, 37:213
Cameron, Victoria Pearson, photographer, work depicted, 60:249 (facing)
Cameron, W. Bleasdell, author, 24:370
Cameron Dam (WI), 43:315

battle, 23:98

Cameron family, in fur trade, 43:236
Camm, Nathan, optometrist, 51:13
Camp, Asa R., mill owner, 44:169
Camp, Charles L., 18:451, 34:303
Camp, George A. (Maj.), 30:291

Fort Abercrombie commander, 1:479

Camp, Gregory S., 52:202
Camp, James L., Dr., 12:449, 24:142

in Indian battle, 24:144–24:146

Camp, Thomas J. (Maj.), author, 9:184
Camp, Walter, athletic coach, 59:163, 62:109
Camp, William G. (Lt.), 42:107, 42:110, 42:111, 42:114
Camp, William M., author, 3:465
Camp Ahmek, Canoe Lake, Ontario, Canada, 58:79–81
Campaign 90s, activist organization, 65:81
Campan, ----, trader, 8:346
Campanari, Giuseppe, 48:335
Campanella, Thomas, historian, 65:45
Camp Atchison (ND), during Sioux War, 1:486, 1:487, 1:488, 4:184, 5:316, 7:331
Camp Atterbury (IN), 51:255
Campau family, 8:236

genealogy, 10:95

Camp Becket (MA), 58:73
Campbell, ----, fur trader, 36:46
Campbell, Albert, dog-team driver, 42:284–42:290, 42:292, 42:293
Campbell, Alex, railroad conductor, 30:237
Campbell, Alexander, 42:108
Campbell, Alexander (Rev.), 24:339
Campbell, Antoine J. (Joe), scout/interpreter, 2:279, 2:423n, 38:106n, 38:357, 45:84, 45:86, 45:90, 45:91, 45:92, 45:94, 45:99

agency clerk, 27:264
captive, 38:141

Campbell, Archibald, 8:41, 63:148

boundary commissioner, 39:32
trader, 8:351n, 16:96

Campbell, Bernie, author, 34:130
Campbell, Clifford W., author, 26:291, 27:72
Campbell, ---- (Col.), at Fort Snelling, 18:455
Campbell, Colin, 18:193

trader, 8:41n
voyageur, 20:259

Campbell, D'Ann, professor, 51:321
Campbell, David (son of John and Margaret Hess), 63:148, 63:153
Campbell, Donald (Capt.), 29:65
Campbell, Duncan (son of Archibald)

interpreter, 63:155n
trader, 4:428, 4:429, 4:430, 4:431, 4:432, 8:41n, 8:49, 8:351, 18:193, 20:262, 20:263
treaty conveying land for Fort St. Anthony (Fort Snelling), 62:49–50, 62:52

Campbell, E. V. (Rev.), author, 9:79, 12:456
Campbell, Florence, madam, 50:244
Campbell, Fred, Indian athlete, 62:63
Campbell, Gabriel, dog-team driver, 16:184, 42:284, 42:285, 42:287, 42:288, 42:289, 42:290, 42:292
Campbell, George M., author, 21:424
Campbell, George P. (Rev.), compiler, 29:176
Campbell, George W., Mr. and Mrs., 9:302
Campbell, Greg, bookbinder, 55:333 (facing)
Campbell, Harriet (Mrs. Benjamin Young), 63:153
Campbell, Henriette Scott, 8:35, 8:36, 8:37
Campbell, Henry C., author, 13:247, 13:396
Campbell, Hyppolite Scott, 8:36, 8:42n
Campbell, Inez, WAC, World War II, 60:269
Campbell, J. Duncan, author, 39:297
Campbell, James, trial of Myron Kent, 62:180–181
Campbell, Jeremiah (Jerry) (son of John and Margaret Hess), 63:148, 63:153, 63:154
Campbell, Joe, Dakota activist, 63:216 (facing)
Campbell, John, trader, 5:459, 6:333, 6:334

lay missionary, 49:268

Campbell, John J., theater owner, 51:221, 51:222, 51:223
Campbell, John Jr. (son of John and Margaret Hess), 63:148, 63:153
Campbell, John L. (John Scott), 8:35, 8:42n

instigator of Jewett murders, 1:503–1:505, 4:90

Campbell, John L., army deserter, 42:50

hanged, 55:72

Campbell, John (son of Archibald), farmer, 63:148–149, 63:153, 63:155n
Campbell, John W. (Col.), 24:6
Campbell, Joseph, author, 45:288, 45:289
Campbell, Joseph (Joseph Scott), 8:36, 8:42n
Campbell, Julie A., review by, 53:34
Campbell, Kate, madam, 46:192
Campbell, Madelaine, 8:35, 8:46
Campbell, Margaret (Margerite) Hess (Mrs. John). See Hess, Margaret
Campbell, Margaret Menager (Mrs. Scott), 63:148
Campbell, Marguerite Menager Scott, 8:35, 8:36, 8:37, 8:41, 8:42
Campbell, Marjorie W., author, 34:174

work reviewed, 36:64, 38:327

Campbell, Marvin R., letter, 39:271
Campbell, Mrs. Robert, 13:336
Campbell, Murray, author, 33:89
Campbell, Noah C. (Curly), businessman, 44:258
Campbell, Norman R., translator, 37:274n
Campbell, Patrick, author, 19:103
Campbell, R. H., 2:117n
Campbell, railroad, 13:41
Campbell, Robert, 38:355

author, 6:396, 8:107
diary, 13:336
explorer, 17:75
trader, in Minnesota, 12:326, 26:171

Campbell, Scott, 8:41, 18:193, 20:78, 21:169, 45:94

mixed-blood interpreter, 2:423n, 4:428n, 8:35, 8:36, 8:40, 8:46, 8:49, 8:351n, 21:26, 21:27

Campbell, Scott, Jr. (Mathias Scott), 8:36, 8:42n
Campbell, Scott (Baptiste Scott), 8:35, 8:42n
Campbell, Scott (son of Archibald), interpreter, 63:148, 63:155n
Campbell, T. E., 51:228
Campbell, Thomas J. (Rev.), author, 5:150

speaker, 2:51
work reviewed, 1:221

Campbell, Vance, trader, 40:186
Campbell, Walter S. (Stanley Vestal, pseud.)

author, 11:428, 16:105, 17:50, 17:206, 19:337, 26:165, 30:412, 32:114, 40:154
reviews by, 16:89, 17:200, 19:330, 30:374, 33:344, 35:235
speaker, 10:209, 13:328, 20:52, 21:38
work reviewed, 22:60, 35:333

Campbell and Burns, London, England, publishers, 57:36
Campbell and Williams, logging firm, 27:302
Campbell Beach, Lake Agassiz, geology, 38:158, 38:162, 38:163
Campbell family, 8:50

genealogy, 46:288
traders, 35:282

Campbellites (Disciples of Christ), 15:237, 36:290
Campbell Lake, Beltrami County, townsite, 43:130
Campbell-Mithun, Minneapolis, advertising agency, 57:23, 57:30
Campbell Mithun agency, 63:268
Camp Blake, housing described, 58:77
Camp Bobleter, Fort Snelling, name, 3:146
Camp Burns, Renville County, garrison, 38:283
Camp Butler (WI), Civil War, 5:351
Camp Cody (NM), World War I, 2:576, 10:194, 10:195
Camp Coldwater, Hennepin County, 21:167, 21:171, 35:24, 35:185, 35:187, 35:192, 44:266, 44:267 See also Fort Snelling

establishment, 23:338n
importance, 20:122
Kearny expedition at, 12:439
multicultural environment of, 60:220–221
school, 20:127, 60:220–221
treaty conveying land for Fort St. Anthony (Fort Snelling), 62:49–50
white inhabitants, 20:123

Camp Courage, Cedar Lake, 58:72, 63:34
Camp Crane (PA), World War I, 5:368
Camp Croft (SC), newspaper, 23:393
Camp David, U.S. presidential retreat, 60:95, 60:99n
Camp Dewey, Manila, Philippine Islands, 61:298, 61:299
Camp Directors Association, 58:71, 58:72 See also American Camping Association
Camp Disappointment (MT), 65:23

Upper Missouri Historical Expedition program, 65:19

Camp Dodge (IA)

draftees depicted, 55:291, 55:295
draft resisters, 55:287, 55:289, 55:291, 55:296, 55:297, 55:298, 55:299
housing depicted, 55:294–295
war bonds promotion depicted, 55:300
World War I, 2:582, 3:218, 5:443, 10:194, 10:195, 55:292

Campeau, Roger A., author, 50:44
Campeau, Sir Louis, genealogy, 50:44
Camp Emmaus, Morgan Lake, 58:71
Camp Fire Girls

camps, 58:71
St. Paul, 11:214

Camp Grant (IL), 51:172
Camphor Methodist Church, St. Paul, 59:69
Camp Icaghowan, Green Lake, 58:71, 58:75, 58:76
Campion, ----, trader, 11:264n
Campion, William F., author, 36:107
Camp Lakamaga, Big Marine Lake, 58:71
Camp Lakeview, Wabasha County, depicted, 45:135
Camp Lewis (WA), World War I, 3:110
Camp Lincoln, Lake Hubert, Blue Earth County, 54:92, 58:71, 58:77, 58:81, 58:82, 58:83, 63:48
Camp McClellan (IA), Dakota prison, 38:356, 61:150
Camp McKenzie (GA), Spanish-American War, 5:209
Camp Meade (PA), Spanish-American War, 5:209
Camp Memorial Chapel, White Bear Lake, 53:203
Camp Merritt, San Francisco, 61:297
Camp Mills (NY), World War I, 5:294
Camp Misery, Yorktown (PA), 25:120n
Camp Mishawaka, Lake Pokegama, 58:72, 58:73, 58:74, 58:75, 58:76, 58:81
Camp Oglethorpe (GA), World War I, 40:362
Camp Ojiketa, Green Lake, 58:71
Camp Parker (ND), Sibley expedition, 18:209
Camp Parole, Annapolis (MD), Civil War, 25:152, 25:224, 25:238
Camp Pershing, Park Rapids, Home Guard post, 2:468
Camp Pope, Redwood County

Sibley expedition starting point, 1:475, 5:508, 7:331, 7:332, 62:11
Sioux War, 14:331, 38:114, 38:285
steamboat arrivals, 1863, 7:330

Camp Porter, Blue Earth County, Winnebago prison, 38:361, 38:362
Camp Ramsey, St. Paul, 41:6, 41:9, 61:296

World War I, 5:277

Camp Red Top, 58:73
Camp Release, Lac qui Parle County, 18:317, 18:444, 41:14

Dakota captives depicted, 54:90
depicted, 61:150
engravings, 54:92
field sketch depicted, 54:92
Sioux (Dakota) War, 1:466, 1:467n, 3:236, 3:459, 3:535, 5:281, 5:449, 5:616, 8:180, 8:299, 10:171n, 38:100, 38:108–38:111, 61:150, 62:10
wayside and monument, 23:291, 27:359, 37:59, 38:154, 44:83

Camp Ripley, Morrison County. See also Fort Ripley

history, 17:480, 24:167, 25:94
National Guard training center, 12:101, 12:202, 13:340, 38:244, 51:247, 64:151
records, 54:320

Camp Sagonto, Saganaga Lake, 54:128
Camp Savage, Scott County, 45:277 See also Savage

language school, 27:261, 45:273, 45:276, 45:278, 45:279, 45:281

Camp Sheardown, Sibley expedition post, 7:328
Camp Sibley, Sioux War, 1:467n
Camp Slughter, Dakota Territory, Sibley expedition, 18:209
Camp Smith, Dakota Territory, Sibley expedition, 18:209
Camp Stone (MD), Civil War, 25:15–25:17, 25:20–25:30, 25:353
Camp Tikvah, Long Lake, 58:71
Campton, Charles E., 19:308, 19:310
Camp Township, Renville County, Norwegian settlement, 12:274, 12:275n
Camp Unistar, Beltrami County, 48:112n
Camp Warren, Half Moon Lake, cabins, 58:78, 58:79, 58:80
Camp Wikoff (NY), World War I, 5:209
Camp Wilderness, Bad Axe Lake, 58:71
Camp Wilkin, Brown County, 38:283
Canada. See also Border lakes; Canadians; French Canadians; Fur trade and traders; specific provinces

3M companies, 58:165
1837 rebellion, 9:395
aboriginal women, 55:332
acquisition by British, 4:230, 5:3, 5:6, 5:16, 5:562, 6:64, 6:156
agriculture, 29:341, 30:151, 51:80, 52:127, 53:167, 55:183, 55:231, 56:463
air shows, 54:334, 54:339
annexation, 1:153, 1:175, 1:178–1:181, 1:191, 1:196, 1:217, 4:327, 7:70, 8:153, 9:64, 13:113, 15:334, 16:103, 16:332, 33:139, 33:315, 35:34, 35:47, 35:151, 35:202, 35:282, 37:52–37:57, 37:126, 38:56, 41:76–41:79
archaeology, 50:293
architecture, 28:283, 54:50
art, 26:386, 36:102, 36:317
atlases, 41:102, 41:246
banks and banking, 27:70, 42:268–42:276
Benedictines, 8:227
bibliographies, 17:223, 35:295, 35:334, 36:280, 39:128
biographies, 16:113, 40:145
boundaries, 4:312, 4:313, 4:314–4:317, 4:316, 4:319–4:323, 4:327, 4:329, 5:46, 5:386, 7:314, 8:101, 9:149, 9:410, 10:62, 10:93, 51:240, 65:113
boundary waters protection treaty, 58:132
British in, 54:100, 54:101
carp, 57:313
census, 47:211
citizenship and voting rights, 61:207n
commercial architecture, 52:36, 52:37
copper, 52:239
Dakota/Sioux Indians, 51:198, 53:251
Dakota War refugees, 41:13–41:28, 41:342–41:343, 48:35, 49:77
division, 4:356n
education, 4:226
encyclopedia, 16:480
ethnic groups, 5:516, 8:384, 9:72, 12:25, 16:102, 18:71, 20:342, 26:57, 27:166, 35:33, 48:43, 48:174, 48:175, 50:170, 51:200, 54:230, 55:218, 55:380, 57:356–366
expansion, 5:464, 7:292
exploration, 4:217, 15:476, 16:416–16:423, 26:274, 34:174, 35:140, 35:142, 38:380, 39:211, 41:343
federation, 4:219, 4:220, 5:382, 6:82, 7:69
fishing policies, 58:62
folk songs, 29:167, 39:128
under French, 11:78, 15:97, 23:161, 34:305
fugitive slaves, 57:111, 57:123, 57:124, 57:127
government, 31:117
grain exports, 58:264
Great Britain, allegiance to, 8:285
historical dictionary, 13:439
historical societies, 13:431
historic sites, 22:99, 40:188–40:191
history, 1:234, 1:527, 1:540, 3:385, 3:481, 3:531, 4:83, 4:310, 6:299, 7:186, 9:73, 9:156, 9:191, 10:89, 10:218, 10:349, 10:436, 12:330, 16:83–16:85, 16:231, 23:83, 23:253–23:256, 25:66, 26:80, 28:60–28:62, 28:65, 29:78, 37:86, 38:328, 47:256, 49:122, 50:82
homesteading, 41:68, 41:71
immigration and emigration, 4:353n, 5:187, 5:188, 5:195, 15:239, 16:339, 24:328–24:335, 27:207, 34:144
Indian art, 52:204
Indian department, 18:37, 18:40
Indians, 24:371, 34:355, 37:40, 38:284, 43:153, 43:234, 44:39, 49:347, 50:288–50:289, 51:75, 51:159–160, 51:283–284, 54:85, 54:126, 54:240, 54:283, 55:44, 57:212–214, 61:207n
Jesuits, 7:155, 7:348
lacrosse, 54:238
lumber industry, 20:341, 35:237, 56:356
lumber strikes, 56:267, 56:269
Main Street program, 50:40
maps and mapping, 34:132, 40:173, 40:189, 40:355, 51:35
Mennonites, 18:456
metis, 42:49, 42:284, 44:289n, 46:337, 48:343–48:344, 49:84, 49:179–49:190, 49:308, 50:37
Mississippi River panorama, 57:238
mounted police, 9:193
museums, 21:421, 28:282
native languages education, 51:287
newspapers, 51:163
parliament buildings burned, 1:334
pioneer life, 11:107, 15:356, 22:204, 51:193
place names, 30:67
politics, 12:88
population, 10:21
prehistoric pottery, 51:60
Quebec Act, 4:241
radicalism, 42:40, 54:234
railroads, 6:54, 21:63, 21:406, 23:53, 35:237, 37:38, 41:179, 41:180, 51:125, 55:121, 57:171, 57:272
reciprocity, 5:150, 5:343
resources, 10:19, 53:84
rivers, 38:386
roads, 40:358, 45:42–45:57
sectional interests, 10:10
settlement, 2:31, 4:218, 10:17–10:19, 10:213
size, 10:16
source materia1, 15:125, 18:216, 37:80
sports, 48:92
trade, 41:181, 51:107, 58:97, 58:247
transportation, 54:144 (facing)
treaties affecting, 10:89
United States and, 1:166–206, 2:19–2:23, 5:377, 6:55, 6:73, 10:18, 10:348, 11:191–194, 13:9, 13:209, 18:443, 20:319–321, 22:70, 22:306–308, 23:58–60, 23:201–210, 24:45–48, 24:57, 24:152–154, 24:179, 25:171, 25:199, 26:363, 29:165, 30:261, 30:387, 34:317–324, 35:35, 35:283, 36:191, 36:324, 36:325, 37:257, 65:113
U.S. railway mail and, 64:212–213
Viking sites, 56:122
westward movement, 41:152, 46:168
wildlife, 30:125, 30:128, 30:221, 30:230
wild rice industry, 51:195

Canada, steamboat, 35:102, 38:362, 48:73

cholera victims, 14:301

Canada, William W., 17:160n
Canada Committee, 11:249, 11:254
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 35:281
Canadiana, steamboat, 34:15
Canadian-American Airlines, history, 50:97
Canadian archives, 6:299 See also Public Archives of Canada

administration, 1:19
described, 6:213
fur-trade material, 6:395, 7:359, 10:61, 10:77, 10:204
preservation, 1:334, 3:137
publication, 2:470
reports, 2:49

Canadian Bank of Commerce, 42:268, 42:269
"Canadian Churchman," Kingston, Ontario, file, 24:330n
Canadian French, St. Paul, 55:140
Canadian Geographical Society, 12:293, 23:385, 23:443
Canadian Historical Association, 6:299, 12:293, 35:47
Canadian Journal of Industry, Science, and Art, file, 14:334
Canadian National Railway, 57:272

at Baudette, 24:278n
logging lines, 42:169
merger with Burlington Northern Santa Fe, 57:100
Roseau County, 24:327

Canadian Northern Railway, 41:62
Canadian Pacific Railroad/Railway, 6:145, 7:226, 35:39, 41:22, 45:43, 45:51, 54:24

built, 2:300, 2:301, 5:273, 16:463, 21:260, 24:277, 24:328, 24:329, 31:119, 31:120, 38:241, 38:311, 41:79, 41:179, 41:180, 41:347, 42:270, 48:90
colonization policies, 11:327, 21:63, 23:53
construction workers, 58:95
finances, 25:200, 39:31, 43:80, 55:179
history, 6:54–6:56, 17:217, 21:406, 40:142, 42:175–42:177, 42:197, 50:132
rivalry with Great Northern Railroad, 55:122, 55:132
routes, 57:362, 57:363
settlement and, 57:361, 57:362
steamships, 34:14, 35:281, 41:181–41:183

Canadian party, in Ontario, 24:329
Canadian Rockies Hotel Company, 44:187–44:188
Canadians. See also Canada; French Canadians

in American business, 4:319
folklore, 33:184
Fort Snelling, 8:40n, 8:45, 8:46
fur trade, 4:314, 4:319, 4:324, 5:401, 5:402
genealogies, 46:302
Iowa, 5:215
Lac qui Parle, 4:417
at La Pointe (WI), 43:175
lumber industry, 13:357, 13:365, 21:56, 27:201
Martin County, 8:146n
Meeker County, 10:303
Minnesota, 19:191, 20:121, 22:104, 27:212, 27:215, 42:216, 49:66, 56:188 (table)
in politics, 36:237
Red River settlement, 4:403
tugboat business, 54:212
United States, 23:201, 25:199
Wisconsin, 5:133

Canal Park, Duluth, depicted, 54:214
Canals. See also Erie Canal; Sault Ste. Marie

Duluth, 20:463, 24:62, 26:291, 27:72, 30:397, 37:100n, 43:40, 54:73
government subsidized, 37:82
Great Lakes, 34:263, 39:82, 54:214
Minneapolis, 58:329–330
rail lines and, 56:166
St. Anthony Falls, 58:258
St. Croix River Valley, 57:331
St. Lawrence Seaway, 35:292
Stillwater, 24:199

Canavan, William F., union leader, 53:331, 53:333
Canby

high school basketball, 55:340
history, 9:200, 9:426
museum project, 17:233
Old Settlers' Association, 2:439

Canby, Courtlandt, work reviewed, 49:80
Canby, E. R. S., 35:241
Canby, Henry S., author, 17:226, 21:14
Canby County, abolished, 4:245
Canby News

anniversary, 19:476
history, 9:426

Canda, Charles and Ferdinand, railroad building contractors, 60:9, 60:11
Candlemaking, 52:63
Cane, Melville H., editor, 34:42
The Cane, Dakota leader. See Tasagi
Canestrop, Ole O., legislator, 43:253
Canfield, Cass, 2:95
Canfield, E. H., author, 12:106, 16:241, 16:367
Canfield, Edwin H., speaker, 9:198
Canfield, Ethel, author, 23:84
Canfield, Polly, editor, 30:290

speaker, 30:364

Canfield, Thomas H., 3:157, 42:142, 49:102

businessman, 57:340, 58:94

Canisteo District, Mesabi Range, mines, 22:345
Canisteo mine, Coleraine, 61:97
Canisteo Township, Dodge County, Norwegian settlement, 12:270
Cann, Kid, gangster and racketeer, 56:56, 56:405
Canneries

advertising, 57:26
POW workers, 58:192

Canney, Donald, naval historian, 55:98
Canney, Joseph H., deputy sheriff, 18:250, 57:116
Cannibal and the Headhunters, rock musicians, 60:196
Canning, George, 44:218
Canning cellar, depicted, 53:78
Canning site, Norman County, excavations, 51:58, 51:59
Cannon, Andy, barber, 55:61
Cannon, Burt, 45:70
Cannon, Carl L., editor, 13:331
Cannon, Cornelia, novelist, 23:117, 23:156, 31:135, 31:145, 36:80
Cannon, Harry, legislator, 49:104
Cannon, James, labor leader, 56:364, 56:365, 56:366, 56:367, 56:369, 56:371, 56:372, 56:373
Cannon, James P., author, 36:326
Cannon, Jennie V., work reviewed, 24:240
Cannon, John, Mr. and Mrs., 3:306
Cannon, Joseph G., congressman, 16:460, 22:79, 40:317, 40:318, 40:321, 40:322, 40:324, 40:325, 41:249
Cannon, Marion, 9:245
Cannon, Mary A., author, 20:103
Cannon, Mary D., 49:80, 49:257, 50:83 See also Nagle, Mary D.

death, 56:407
editor, 47:167, 48:90, 51:78, 51:242, 52:83, 52:243, 52:244, 53:84
"Emily Goodridge Grey," 56:248–249
"June Drenning Holmquist," 48:36
reviews by, 44:160, 46:343, 47:75

Cannon, Mrs. James (Rose Karsner), depicted, 56:371
Cannon, Patrick N., cartoonist, 48:125n
Cannon, Ralph, author, 21:427
Cannon, Raymond J., lawyer, 51:174
Cannon, Walter, editor, 39:298
Cannon, Walter B., Dr., 49:100
Cannonball River. See Cannon River
Cannon City, Rice County

Eggleston's stay, 26:242, 33:192, 39:267
Episcopal church, 50:267
frontier life, 19:238
ghost town, 35:12, 35:21
history, 8:444
mills, 11:271, 11:280
plow factory, 23:324
politics, 56:78

Cannon Falls

anthologies, 56:48
baseball club, 19:169
business, 34:127
church architecture, 50:263, 50:265, 50:267–50:268
churches, 13:118, 15:481
Colvill memorial, 9:194, 9:418
commercial club, 20:83
frontier life, 15:486, 19:114
history, 1:224
mill, 8:110, 12:338
roads, 11:394, 17:268
source material, 9:176
stage line, 11:402, 30:70
territorial newspapers, 56:224

Cannon Falls Gazette, newspaper, 63:289
Cannon Falls Lyceum, minutes, 23:301
Cannon family, 49:53
Cannon Lake, Rice County, trading post, 11:382
Cannon River, 14:220, 29:210

canoe route, 41:300
location, 7:268
mill, 8:180
salmon stocking, 57:309
steamboating, 17:262
trading post, 42:133

Cannon River Valley

fur trade, 11:382, 16:100
milling, 11:271–11:282, 12:80, 12:338, 16:253, 28:331, 35:13, 46:157
mounds, 9:417, 16:307, 27:261
settlement, 11:171, 22:111, 22:170–22:172, 26:332, 31:20, 35:110–35:112

Canoe Country Outfitters, Ely, depicted, 58:129 (cover)
Canoes and canoeing, 52:2, 52:163 See also Le Conte, Joseph

birch-bark, 23:61, 32:84, 32:88, 33:105, 33:106, 33:107, 40:158, 51:324, 55:97
Chippewa (Ojibway) Indians, 52:5, 52:9, 58:226
construction and maintenance, 21:93, 22:88, 23:127, 23:137, 23:139, 23:143, 23:246, 23:281, 23:385, 31:94, 36:238, 58:254
cost, 54:74
cottonwood, 11:182
depicted/described, 23:135, 33:187, 34:45, 34:49, 34:52, 40:275, 41:285, 43:121 (cover), 43:142–43:145, 44:198, 47:128, 48:84, 50:281, 53:121, 53:156, 55:39, 56:261 (facing), 58:1 (facing)
in exploration, 48:84, 48:126, 49:256, 49:268, 58:124
fur trade, 11:258, 11:426, 15:160, 28:6, 28:10, 28:58, 28:148, 33:130, 33:261, 39:256, 40:158, 40:162, 40:165, 40:359, 43:236, 44:200, 58:134
by Indians, 54:75, 54:79, 55:97
Lake Harriet depicted, 55:284 (facing)
Lake Superior, 55:97
on Lake Vermilion, 58:226
Lewis's journey, 17:150–17:158, 17:288–17:301, 17:421–17:436
mail transportation, 40:78, 40:275
manufacture, 43:142–43:145, 48:177, 48:238, 48:241
at Minnesota History Center, 53:123
Mississippi River, 16:78, 29:217, 36:43
motorized, 58:132
races, 16:480, 33:91
recreational, 34:46, 34:48, 34:132, 36:43, 46:344, 54:132
routes, 11:233, 14:85, 17:307, 20:79, 22:271, 22:439, 23:251n, 28:11n, 29:133, 31:23, 32:242, 34:46, 36:295, 38:26, 38:27, 41:100, 41:300, 42:157, 46:44, 46:81, 47:120, 48:83, 49:164, 49:268, 49:269, 50:334, 51:158, 56:464
underwater archaeology/exploration and, 38:25, 38:29, 38:30, 38:32, 38:33, 55:96

Canosia, St. Louis County, post office, 34:186
Canova (SD), bank robberies, 62:126, 62:127, 62:132
Cansu Paha, Yellow Medicine County, mission, 11:94
Cant, William A., judge, 4:332, 5:438

Duluth lynching trials, 59:22, 59:25, 59:26, 59:29, 59:31, 59:33
speaker, 5:243, 5:617

Cantell, Timothy, preservationist, 53:265
Canterbury, magazine rack depicted, 57:272 (facing)
Cantillon, Joe (Pongo), baseball club owner/manager, 58:340, 58:342
Cantillon, Mike, baseball club owner/president, 58:340, 58:342
Cantillon family, baseball team owners, 58:340
Canton, China, fur market, 7:18
Canton, Thomas, 21:334
Canton mine, St. Louis County

development, 34:44
fatalities, 52:254

Canton Presbyterian Church, anniversary, 15:481
Canton Restaurant, Minneapolis, 54:226, 54:227 See also Yuen Faung Low
Cantrell, Edward Adams, essayist, 52:191

speaker, 41:207

Cantwell, Frank (Jumbo), 11:104
Cantwell, Robert, author, 20:116
Canty, Thomas, justice, 5:545n, 18:321, 43:253
Canute, Edward, 59:282
Cap au Gris, Lincoln County, Missouri, 17:434n
Cape, Jonathan, literary critic, 56:312
Cape, Wilson, author, 13:435
Capecchi, Joseph A., sculptor, 30:91
Capen, Edwin P., 3:460, 3:530
Capen, Mrs. Edwin P., 3:460, 3:530, 9:178
Capital, steamboat, 37:296
Capital City Driving Club, St. Paul, 41:376, 41:382
Capital City Production Credit Association, Farmington branch, 49:220
Capital Publishing Company, St. Paul, 29:107
Capital punishment. See also Crime, criminals, and criminal justice

abolished in North Dakota, 62:189n
attitude toward in 19th century, 62:189n
John Day Smith Law, 58:84–88
outlawed by Minnesota legislature, 58:89, 58:90, 58:91

Capitol Airlines, in Minnesota, 33:240
Capitol Approaches Association, 65:126
Capitol Approaches Commission, 65:125
Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Commission. See Capitol Area Architectural Planning Board (CAAPB)
Capitol Area Architectural Planning Board (CAAPB), 53:120, 63:165, 65:130, 65:132
Capitol Laundry Building, St. Paul, 65:135n33
Capitol Theater, St. Paul, 53:325, 53:327, 53:331, 58:194 See also Paramount Theater
Capitol Theatre (NY), 53:325
Caplazi, Paul, pioneer, 25:314
Caplow, Theodore, sociologist, 58:300, 58:301, 58:302
Capone, Al, gangster, 52:195, 54:21
Capp, Martin, kit homes, 65:156
Cappel, Jeanne L., author, 10:83, 13:331
Cappelen, Frederick William, engineer, 45:9, 60:131, 61:91
Capper-Volstead Act, 63:322–323
Cappon, Lester J., author, 24:70, 24:81, 24:375, 25:288, 25:310, 25:402, 26:85, 28:370, 36:236, 38:333

archivist, 25:73, 25:84, 25:391, 26:278
compiler, 25:401, 38:388
editor, 25:204
review by, 25:281
work reviewed, 36:150

Capser, A. J., 14:219
Capser, Gertrude (Sr.), 35:264, 35:271
Capser, Joseph, legislator, 20:364, 45:227, 45:234, 45:238, 45:239
Capser, Leo

establishes museum, 35:154
house, 38:352

Capt. Billy's Whiz Bang, magazine, 61:376 (facing)
Capt, J. C., census official, 61:309
Captain De Peyster, schooner, 10:61
Capuchin Order, 16:346
Caramani family, Winnebago Indian leaders, Wisconsin, 58:64
Carbin, J. H., sketch, 5:241
Carbutt, John, photographer, 52:54
Carchasky, Joyce, depicted, 42:189
Card, Nelson, 25:139
Cardenas, Lazaro (Gen.), 15:258
Cardin, Victor (Msgr.), 42:289, 44:288
Cardinal, Bonaventure, petitioner, 44:289
Cardinal, Genevieve, 8:31, 8:34
Cardinal, Jacques, petitioner, 49:186
Cardinal, Jean M., career, 12:76
Cardinal, Mrs. Clarence, author, 18:224
Cardinal, Narcisse, Jr., petitioner, 49:186
Cardinal, Narcisse, Sr. [?], petitioner, 49:186
Cardinal, Pierre, petitioner, 49:186
Cardinal family, at Prairie du Chien (WA), 18:193
Cardle, Archibald (Rev.), author, 15:112

speaker, 14:456

Cardozo, Chris, 44:40

review by, 45:337

Cardozo, Ellen, 5:64, 5:146
Cardozo, Isaac N., judge, 5:146, 35:293

papers, 5:64

Carel, Felix C., sketch, 4:91
Carew, A. J., 41:67n
Carew, Rod, baseball player/author, work reviewed, 62:119
Carey, Charles H., author, 10:218
Carey, Deloris, speaker, 18:462
Carey, Edward, translator, 21:370
Carey, John R., judge, 22:351, 52:287
Carey, Richard E., author, 17:123, 17:233, 20:363
Cargill, William, 47:38
Cargill Company, Minneapolis

business interests in Soviet Union, 61:349
Gorbachev's visit to Minnesota, 61:355
history, 40:315, 47:259

Cargill family, 47:12
Carhart, Arthur, forester, 57:157, 58:137
Carheil, Etienne de (Fr.), Jesuit, 19:278, 19:285, 19:287
Carhops, teenagers, 53:262, 53:264
Caribbean region, fugitive slaves, 57:123
Caribou

food item, 49:269
in Minnesota, 21:212, 23:330n, 30:125, 30:128

Caribou Roadless Area, Superior National Forest, established, 58:132
Carimona, Fillmore County

county seat fight, 16:127
ghost town, 35:12
history, 9:420, 21:220
roads, 11:394, 11:396n
stage lines, 11:402
territorial newspapers, 56:224
trading post, 44:86

Carimona House, register, 7:39, 7:300, 9:420, 20:302
Carioles, depicted/described, 56:246–247
Carl, Ulilla (Lillie), 48:188
Carlander, Harriet B., work reviewed, 34:260
Carlander, Kenneth, 35:276
Carle, Frank A., author, 4:303, 5:145
Carle, J. L. Matherson (Mrs. Warren), 13:140, 13:146
Carle, Warren, teacher, 13:140, 13:146
Carleton, J. Henry, author, 41:137
Carleton, Mark A., 31:55
Carleton, Sir Guy, 19:292, 35:35, 44:201, 44:202, 47:27

governor of Quebec, 11:253, 11:256, 15:95, 15:96

Carleton College, Northfield, 41:196, 44:57

athletics, 39:21
Baptist fundamentalists, 52:16–26
benefactors, 55:123
black student enrollment, 51:24
building, 35:112
characterized, 20:438
depicted, 15:252, 48:248
evolution dispute, 41:209, 41:212
faculty, 51:78
fire, 15:346
founded, 15:251, 15:347, 24:182, 31:181, 52:18
history, 4:46, 4:48, 7:189, 7:193, 21:115, 35:379, 40:256, 44:158
pageant, 1:542
source material, 25:289
student life, 17:129, 28:278
Students' Army Training Corps, 64:328

Carley, Kenneth

"As Red Men Viewed It," 38:126–38:149
author, 37:264, 37:308, 42:240, 45:39, 63:227
"Bertha L. Heilbron," 43:149
collector, 44:124n
depicted, 41:335
editor, 41:52, 45:39, 46:38, 47:61, 47:167, 49:210
"Editor's Page," 42:3, 42:187, 43:119
"Horse Racing on Ice," 41:372–41:384
"Lindbergh in Song," 45:192–45:194
reviews by, 33:267, 33:346, 34:81, 34:165, 34:304, 34:343, 35:93, 37:126, 37:255, 38:86, 39:77, 40:92, 41:152, 43:37, 48:39, 48:180, 51:238–239
"Revolutionary War Soldier," 44:220–44:222
"The Second Minnesota in the West," 38:258–38:273
"The Sioux Campaign of 1862," 38:99–38:114
"When Minnehaha Falls Inspired Dvorak," 41:128–41:136
work reviewed, 37:335, 38:35, 57:321, 63:52–53, 63:56

Carley State Park, Wabasha County, 44:95
Carli, Christopher, Dr., pioneer physician, 17:393, 19:463, 21:437, 23:95, 24:202, 36:193
Carli, Joseph, 24:203
Carli, Mr. Lydia, 29:367
Carli, Mrs. Paul, 24:196, 24:203, 24:349
Carli, Paul, Dr., 34:174
Carlin, Louisa, 46:311
Carlin, Lynn, work reviewed, 45:206
Carlin, William P., military officer, 28:344, 59:142, 59:143
Carlisle, Henry C., storekeeper, 50:72
Carlisle, John G., secretary of treasury, 53:200
Carlisle Indian Industrial School, Carlisle (PA), 17:200, 46:250, 49:91, 49:93, 49:95, 59:163, 61:199

begun, 51:86, 51:91
football team, 62:69n
program, 48:159
teachers, 51:97

Carlisle Township, Otter Tail County, history, 11:116
Carlock, Walter A., work reviewed, 46:128
Carlos, founded, 6:371
Carlos Avery Game Farm, oiled-duck cleaning, 58:110
Carlos Bank, Douglas County, 51:274
Carlsen, Clarence J., author, 13:428, 24:366
Carlson, A. G., author, 8:186
Carlson, A. John, diary, 2:211
Carlson, Anton J., Dr., speaker, 21:101
Carlson, Arne, politician

governor, 57:98, 61:357
Minnesota Human Rights Act Amendment and, 65:78, 65:80, 65:84

Carlson, Arthur, bank customer, 62:134n
Carlson, Axel, draft resister, 55:288, 55:290, 55:297
Carlson, Axel V., author, 5:516
Carlson, C. Emmanuel, work reviewed, 38:381
Carlson, C. J., 28:189
Carlson, C. J. (Rev.), speaker, 10:467

sketch, 4:475

Carlson, Carl E., author, 36:35
Carlson, Carl J., author, 22:436
Carlson, Charles, 43:128
Carlson, Charles E., career, 25:307
Carlson, Charles G., storekeeper, 36:201
Carlson, Curtis (Curt), businessman, 48:352, 56:428, 60:156, 61:359n
Carlson, D. T., speaker, 8:268
Carlson, Dorothy Tastula, 61:23n
Carlson, E. J., author, 16:225
Carlson, Edgar M. author, 28:286
Carlson, Edith (daughter of Arthur), 62:134n
Carlson, Emma (Mrs. Alfred), activist, 52:298, 52:306
Carlson, Eskil, judge, author, 29:278
Carlson, F. A., speaker, 10:461
Carlson, Frank Enoch, draft resister, 55:290, 55:297
Carlson, G. C.

speaker, 7:373
Tower Commercial Club president, 58:235

Carlson, Gabriel (pseud.). See Colling, Fritiof
Carlson, Gilbert, attorney, 56:361, 56:365, 56:367, 56:373
Carlson, Grace Holmes (Mrs. Gilbert), trade unionist, 56:358–374

depicted, 56:358–56:359, 56:366, 56:367, 56:369, 56:373
interviews, 52:116

Carlson, H. J., 28:189
Carlson, Helen L., 25:41, 26:256, 54:287
Carlson, John, contractor, 55:191

speaker, 20:455

Carlson, John A., author, 19:236
Carlson, John F., artist, 52:269
Carlson, Leland R., work reviewed, 33:43
Carlson, Loren (son of Arthur), 62:134n
Carlson, Louis, 14:42
Carlson, Mrs. C. B., reminiscences, 21:451
Carlson, Mrs. J. S., 6:397
Carlson, Mrs. Louis, 14:31n
Carlson, Peggie, work reviewed, 57:52
Carlson, Perry, woodcarver, work depicted, 58:128 (facing)
Carlson, Richard A., draft resister, 55:288, 55:290, 55:291, 55:297, 55:300
Carlson, Sharon, editor, work reviewed, 61:39
Carlson, Stan W., author, 20:206
Carlson, Walter, author, 34:131, 41:104

compiler, 36:239
speaker, 29:363

Carlson Companies, business interests in Russia, 61:356–357, 61:359n
Carlson Furniture, Staples, 60:272, 60:275
Carlsson, August, Titanic victim, 60:261
Carlsson, Erland (Rev.), 6:59, 13:307, 17:396, 30:263

at Chicago Lake, 24:190, 25:314, 25:443, 28:76
letters, 15:361, 17:329

Carlsson, Marie, businesswoman, 56:413
Carlsson, Sten, author, 46:342, 48:43
Carlstedt, Ellworth T., author, 15:114, 15:224, 17:468, 20:74, 26:386, 27:71

speaker, 19:313
"When Fond du lac Was British," 20:7–20:18

Carlstedt, P. G., author, 39:212
Carlston Township, Freeborn County, history, 30:405
Carlton

bank, 39:246
fire refugees, 48:273, 48:277
history, 35:382
lumber camp, 36:78
Presbyterian church, 11:112
railroads, 26:387, 30:70

Carlton, ----, farmer, 50:139
Carlton, C. C., author, 17:117
Carlton, Donna, feminist/activist, 61:71
Carlton, E. C., Dr., speaker, 21:217
Carlton, Mrs. E. C., speaker, 23:109
Carlton, R. B., 24:354
Carlton, Richard P., career, 35:38
Carlton County

1937 timber strikes, 56:262–56:263, 56:265, 56:275
Agricultural Society, 19:364
antilabor activities, 42:171
county seat, 16:287, 37:108n, 40:244
Farm Bureau, 20:100
Finnish settlements, 16:246, 25:318, 25:319, 28:82, 35:333, 45:12
food conservation efforts during World War I, 59:282
forest fires, 48:271, 48:272, 48:277, 48:278
geology, 2:180
history, 11:112, 18:338, 35:382, 50:334–50:335, 51:244
logs depicted, 56:265
mill, 22:220
newspaper, 19:120
Old Settlers Association, 2:384, 23:300
pictorial history, 55:379
population, 11:414
railroad lands, 37:96, 37:97, 37:99
road system, 54:156, 54:158

Carlton County Historical Society, 51:139, 51:244, 55:379

organized, 30:164, 30:276
publication, 38:243

Carlton County Vidette, newspaper, 19:120, 48:274
Carlton House, Saskatchewan, post, 36:51
Carlyle, Alonzo F., 3:147, 3:529
Carlyle, Thomas, 17:450, 19:6, 19:7
Carmack, Bob, compiler, 49:346
Carman, George N., 3:332n
Carman, Harry J., author, 12:434, 15:353, 19:347, 22:326
Carman, Henry J., 8:101
Carman, Juanita D., 41:200
Carmencita, dancer, 57:221, 57:222
Carmer, Carl, author, 34:358, 35:39
Carmichael, David, work reviewed, 49:212
Carmichael, Oliver C., "Higher Education in Minnesota," 34:90–34:95
Carmichael, Thomas, log mark, 26:135, 26:136
Carmony, Donald F., author, 28:78
Carnahan, Robert H. (Col.), 42:53
Carnegie, Andrew, industrialist, 39:95, 55:120, 56:353

letter, 3:96, 18:316
library donations/sponsor, 22:363, 56:22
mining interests, 16:26, 23:361, 23:362, 51:63

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 18:12, 20:319, 23:201, 26:363

publication, 22:62–22:65, 24:45, 24:152–24:154

Carnegie Steel Company, 52:250 See also U.S. Steel Corporation

Minnesota holdings, 23:362
strikes, 56:332

Carney, Betty, artist, 63:206
Carney, Elizabeth, muralist, 53:180
Carney, Jack, activist, 51:139
Carney, Jim, author, 37:43
Carney, Mary V., author, 5:265, 5:471, 12:309

reviews by, 7:70–7:72, 10:71
speaker, 4:26, 5:426
work reviewed, 2:454

Carney, Mrs. Price, 41:68, 41:73
Carney, Price, homesteader, 41:62, 41:64, 41:73
Carney, Thomas, colonizer, 34:132
Carolinas Campaign, Civil War, 63:217 (facing)
Caroline, Blue Earth County

post office, 22:444
railroad village, 18:469

Caroline, queen of England, medal, 40:204
Caron, Abbe Ivanhoe, author, 3:471
Caron, Barbara Ann

"Advertising in the Mill City, 1880-1930," 58:308–319
"The Alexander Ramsey House," 54:194–209
"James J. Hill House," 55:234–249

Caron, Henry, translator, 21:205
Carondelet, Baron de, governor of Louisiana, 5:13, 19:295, 33:302
Carondelet, Missouri, nuns' mother house, 48:15, 48:16n, 48:17
Carothers, Wilhelmina E., 3:520, 4:165
Carpathia, cruise ship, 60:262, 60:264–265, 60:266
Carpathians

history, 50:168
in Minneapolis, 48:135

Carpatho-Russians, Mesabi Range, 27:212, 27:213
Carpenter, Alfred P. (Sgt.)

at Gettysburg, 63:222
letter, 38:251, 38:253, 38:255, 38:256

Carpenter, Annie, 6:402
Carpenter, C. P., publisher, 15:245, 35:302, 35:303
Carpenter, C. W., stage-line owner, 42:24
Carpenter, Cephas W., 16:71

biography, 22:104

Carpenter, Charles W., 16:445
Carpenter, Charlie, songwriter, 59:105
Carpenter, Elbert L., lumberman, 9:426, 33:99, 33:333, 33:334
Carpenter, F. H., politician, 34:226
Carpenter, Francis, 51:192
Carpenter, Francis B., artist, 44:13
Carpenter, Fred H., 51:226
Carpenter, George W., farmer, 51:187, 51:188, 51:191, 51:192, 51:193
Carpenter, Henry, 51:187, 51:192, 58:342
Carpenter, Herbert, 58:342
Carpenter, Horace T., publisher, 26:301
Carpenter, Laura H., author, 31:92
Carpenter, Leonard G., 32:57
Carpenter, Louis, Hampton Institute student, 51:94
Carpenter, Lucy, 51:192
Carpenter, Mamie. See Hurd, Mamie Carpenter
Carpenter, Mary E. Lovell (Mrs. George W.)

death, 51:193
letters, 51:186–192, 51:190
marriage, 51:187

Carpenter, Mary E., farm wife, 50:220, 52:63, 52:64
Carpenter, Matthew H., career, 34:209
Carpenter, Mrs. E. A., 13:122
Carpenter, Mrs. Elbert L., 33:334
Carpenter, Richard C., author, work reviewed, 64:87
Carpenter, Ruth H., speaker, 22:218
Carpenter, Samuel B., 16:445
Carpenter, William B., author, 21:364
Carpenter, Willie, 51:192
Carpenter family, genealogy, 35:248
Carpenters, lumber camps, 56:264
Carpenter's Auxiliary, Minneapolis, 52:298
Carpenters Union, 51:141, 51:142n11
Carpentier, Georges, professional boxer, 59:83
Carpet-bagging, 4:168
Carpeting, reproduction, 56:32–33
Carp fishing

in Minnesota, 57:305–320
removal, 57:314, 57:316–317

Carp Lake, Lake County, fur trade route, 37:247
Carp River (MI), 23:242
Carr, ----, cook, 49:52
Carr, Betty, reminiscences, 61:53
Carr, Gene, artist, 57:28
Carr, Jim, 12:178
Carr, Levi, author, 8:107
Carr, Maggie, 12:178
Carr, Marjorie, editor, 1:419n
Carr, Mrs. O. M., speaker, 13:120
Carr, R. D. V., pioneer journalist, 13:119

speaker, 17:483

Carr, Robert, pioneer, 23:25
Carranza, Venustiano, Mexican leader, 17:165, 42:302, 42:303, 42:307
Carrel, Alexis, Dr., Nobel Laureate, 45:289, 46:123, 58:9, 58:12

correspondence, 25:64

Carrere, John M., architect, 53:199
Carrie Finnell Show, burlesque review, 65:55, 65:57
Carrier, Chauncy T., missionary, 45:26, 45:27, 45:29, 45:30
Carrier, Lyman, author, 5:311

speaker, 5:513

Carriere, Joseph M., author, 28:177
Carrigan, Wilhelmina Buce, author, 57:265
Carriker, Robert C., author and scholar, 50:80, 50:216, 52:83
Carr Lake, Beltrami County, history, 26:396
Carr Lake Community Club, 26:396
Carr Lake Farmers Club, 19:364
Carroll, Charles, 47:206
Carroll, Emmett C., quoted, 49:219
Carroll, Francis M., author, 49:202, 49:346, 51:244, 52:323, 55:379

"1918 Cloquet Fire," 48:270–48:282
reviews by, 49:306, 55:178–179, 56:353–354, 57:100–101, 60:123, 60:242, 61:125
work reviewed, 50:334–50:335, 51:158, 52:198, 60:207

Carroll, Gladys Hasty, novelist, 23:120n
Carroll, Horace B., author, 28:175
Carroll, Jane Lamm, historian, 52:243, 53:156, 55:355, 56:153, 57:102

"Anglo-Dakota Daughters in Early Minnesota," 59:184–196
award recipient, 61:170
"Cultural Identity across Three Generations of an Anglo-Dakota Family," 63:58–68, 63:126
"Law Enforcement in Territorial St. Paul," 53:273–286
"The McLeods, an Anglo-Dakota Family in Early Minnesota," 60:218–233, 61:170
"Minnesota's Territorial Newspapers," 56:222–234
"Native Americans and Criminal Justice on the Minnesota Frontier," 55:46–58
"The Ojibway, the United States, and the Mississippi Headwaters Reservoirs," 52:2–15
reviews by, 57:53–54, 61:83

Carroll, John A.

award recipient, 59:91
work reviewed, 38:237

Carroll, Joseph, ticket agent, 34:174
Carroll, Paul S., judge, 47:136, 47:139
Carroll, Walter N., biography, 19:214
Carroll, William L., pilot, 50:90, 50:91
Carroll School of Chiropractic, Minneapolis, 59:207
Carroll Street Mission, St. Paul, 5:526
Carrollton Township, Fillmore County, Norwegian settlement, 12:268
Carruth, E. C., newspaper editor, 54:276
Carson, Barbara, author, 49:34
Carson, Cary author, 49:34
Carson, G. E., merchant, 23:24, 23:25
Carson, G. M., pioneer, 23:25
Carson, George E., editor, 49:67, 49:68, 49:69
Carson, Gerald, work reviewed, 34:121, 38:39
Carson, Johnny, television host, 60:171
Carson, M. E., merchant/postmaster, 23:24, 23:25
Carson, Marion, settler, 49:67
Carson, Moses M., businessman, 52:138
Carson, P. S., sheep raiser, 26:111
Carson, Rachel, environmentalist, 58:114
Carson, William G. B., author, 14:114

work reviewed, 31:116

Carson Lake, St. Louis County

mining location, 48:103
plat map, 48:99

Carson Lake, St. Louis County, mining location, 65:97
Carson Pirie Scott, Chicago, department store, 40:107
Carson's Trading Post, Lake Bemidji, 3:95, 49:67
Carss, William L., congressman, 58:235
Carstenson, Casper, 14:41, 14:42
Carstenson, Vernon, author, 30:95, 31:64, 32:128, 32:192, 37:134

reviews by, 30:57–30:59, 31:41, 32:117, 32:176, 33:261, 34:124
work reviewed, 30:380–30:382, 36:235, 38:329

Carte, D'Oyly, 17:325
Carte, Elaine H., review by, 51:321
Carter, ----, 2:117n
Carter, Albert E., congressional representative, 51:172
Carter, Alvin, artist, work depicted, 59:313 (facing)
Carter, Benny, musician, 59:103
Carter, Buddy, mandolinist, 57:324–325
Carter, Charlotte I., 37:20
Carter, Clarence E., 17:4

author, 5:148, 22:82, 24:353, 26:264, 36:236
editor, 1:231, 14:336, 19:217, 21:423, 36:85, 36:323
reviews by, 22:73–22:76, 23:258, 24:343
work reviewed, 16:202–16:205, 17:452, 24:234, 25:271, 26:362, 30:57–30:59, 31:48, 31:240

Carter, Elmer, Urban League leader, 55:212
Carter, George E., author, 41:199
Carter, Gulielmus, 21:443
Carter, Harry G., architect, 54:350
Carter, Harvey L., author, 35:200
Carter, Hilda R., work reviewed, 45:207
Carter, Hodding, work reviewed, 24:53, 42:199
Carter, Howard, archaeologist, 64:138, 64:313
Carter, James L., author, 48:267

editor, 41:391

Carter, Jimmy, U.S. president, 53:287, 55:152, 57:268, 60:99n, 61:71

depicted, 60:85 (cover), 60:85 (facing), 60:95, 60:97, 60:98, 60:99
Mondale and, 60:91–98
role of vice president and, 60:88–99

Carter, Joe, actor, 65:183
Carter, John E., author, 29:331

work reviewed, 50:42

Carter, Lepha A., diary, 21:443
Carter, ---- (Lt.), 5:352
Carter, Marjory D., speaker, 17:358, 18:62, 18:64, 18:111, 18:336
Carter, Paul, photographer, work depicted, 56:278, 56:285
Carter, Perry J., author, 20:217, 20:361, 20:465

speaker, 22:442

Carter, Sybil, Episcopal deaconess, 20:310, 20:344, 36:35

welfare worker, 2:287

Carter, Theodore G. (Capt.), 5:65

papers, 18:210, 26:67

Carter, Thomas H., Montana legislator, 45:52
Carter, Walter, music historian, 57:227
Carteret, Philip, governor of New Jersey, 16:422, 16:425n
Carteret, Sir George, 16:393–16:395, 16:396, 16:399, 16:422n, 16:423, 17:75
Carter family, theatrical troupe, 40:363
Cartes de visite (photographs), 58:368–372 See also Photography

Indians depicted, 52:46, 52:51
popularity, 52:45–52:47, 52:52, 52:53
portraiture, 52:60

Cartier, Jacques, 13:395, 18:383, 18:385, 36:70

explorer, 15:94, 32:112, 35:151, 35:379
monument, 15:476
portraits, 16:480
sketch, 1:222

Cartier, Sir George E., 1:188, 1:195

in Riel Rebellion, 33:183

Cartland, Grace, actress, 28:113, 28:115, 33:175
Cartography. See also Maps

Global Positioning System, 61:310
history, 47:257, 49:127, 49:128, 49:211, 49:343
methodology, 47:206, 49:127, 49:344

Cartoons and cartooning

advertising, 57:33
Americanization, 47:183
aviation, 50:86
in children's newspaper, 50:46, 50:47, 50:49, 50:56, 50:59
cultural impact on immigrants, 63:40
education, 53:180
Hill, James J., 50:45 (cover)
IWW, 42:166, 42:172, 42:173
Minnesota (Chippewa) National Forest, 42:245, 42:248, 42:250
Minnesota life, 48:350–48:351
Norwegians, 49:208
political, 41:302, 41:309, 42:8, 42:248, 43:48, 43:51, 43:299, 43:300, 47:195
radio, 41:331, 41:333
Scopes trial, 41:206
South Dakota history, 49:40
Spanish-American War, 61:294, 61:300
women, 47:222, 62:235

Cartridge box, depicted/described, 55:175, 55:176
Cartwright, David W., author, 22:194, 23:40
Cartwright, George (Col.), 16:393, 16:395, 16:404, 16:410, 16:414n, 17:75
Cartwright, R. L., review by, 63:262
Cartwright, William, 25:191
Cartwright, William H., Jr., author, 23:400, 24:89, 24:191
Carty, Denzil (Rev.), depicted, 57:433
Caruso, Enrico, operatic tenor, 33:322, 55:285 (facing), 62:171
Caruso, John A., author, 46:229

review by, 40:141
work reviewed, 37:301, 40:259

Caruson, Bill, sales manager, 64:176 (facing)
Caruthers, W. A., 14:262
Carver, Carver County

Baptist church, 43:64, 43:65
described, 30:112
flour mill, 15:28
Germans, 28:24, 28:36, 32:100, 34:242
pioneer life, 12:449, 56:164
platted, 34:264
railroads, 61:254
river port, 43:64
school, 47:119

Carver, Clifford N., author, 17:216
Carver, Helen, pioneer, 4:274, 33:4
Carver, Henry, author, 4:274
Carver, Henry (Capt.), pioneer, 33:4
Carver, Jonathan, 13:109 See also Carver grant; Carver's Cave, St. Paul

ancestry, 3:377, 4:79
author, 14:334, 23:239n, 24:231, 34:154–34:159, 34:268, 35:97, 35:248, 36:100, 39:198, 47:84
book depicted, 52:159
career, 3:471, 4:48, 4:89, 4:182, 11:110, 11:325, 17:216, 26:164
centennial, 30:301, 30:305
explorer, 2:192, 3:231, 5:253, 6:264, 6:265, 7:163, 8:315, 8:446, 10:84, 10:196, 41:147, 49:138, 58:252–253, 58:254, 58:255
at Grand Portage, 5:17, 12:365–12:367, 20:10
journals, 2:51, 4:281, 7:33–7:35, 7:187, 9:183, 41:392, 44:200, 45:157, 46:163, 46:288, 58:61
map maker, 10:218, 36:277
on Mississippi, 7:34, 11:383, 16:152–16:165, 30:217
in Northwest, 11:265, 11:266, 11:377, 14:374, 14:375, 15:479, 16:453, 17:196, 18:193, 18:194, 22:206, 31:196, 36:274, 36:279, 40:314
papers, 13:320, 25:267, 34:338
portrait, 26:283, 34:156
source material, 5:306, 5:503
treaty, 10:157, 10:412, 46:133

Carver, Mrs. Henry L., 38:77n
Carver, Robert, 3:377
Carver, Rufus, 34:157
Carver, Samuel, sketch, 2:216
Carver, W. F., biography, 35:377
Carver Baptist Church, 43:64, 43:65
Carver brothers, logging operations, 29:139, 29:146
Carver Company, 63:296
Carver County

agriculture, 7:214, 18:408, 19:21–19:31, 27:175
body-snatching incident, 49:333–49:337
churches, 7:372, 11:459, 13:447, 14:451, 24:214
election primaries, 51:169
ethnic groups, 8:174, 15:114, 16:493, 18:338, 22:335, 28:25, 33:180, 33:251, 49:307
first school, 20:143n
frontier life, 15:133, 37:72, 37:73, 37:77
German Reading Society, history, 23:294, 23:397, 24:214–24:225
historic property survey, 51:147
history, 1:321, 8:447, 12:201, 14:235, 15:245, 16:364, 32:76, 34:264, 36:106
horticulture, 21:85, 43:65–43:70
literary societies, 24:214, 24:219
medicine, 29:265, 29:353
name, 34:158
notes, 7:372, 8:208, 8:312, 8:446, 9:77, 9:196, 10:96, 10:356, 10:460
politics, 28:31–28:35, 34:227, 35:306
poor farm, 38:368, 38:369
War History Committee, 23:390

Carver County Historical Society, 25:208, 26:283, 28:295

collections, 23:397, 27:171
meetings, 24:85, 28:85
museum, 22:105, 22:338, 23:100, 23:293–23:295, 24:214, 25:95, 25:312, 25:406, 26:88, 26:392, 27:74, 29:90, 30:78, 30:399
organized, 21:333, 21:443
publications, 30:276

Carver County Sugar Company. See Minnesota Sugar Company
Carver County Telephone Company, 20:356
Carver family, genealogy, 17:216
Carver Free Press, established, 56:395
Carver grant, 3:377, 3:471, 4:465, 11:94, 13:99, 14:216, 17:95, 18:439, 19:95, 22:101, 26:32, 26:154, 27:71, 31:241
Carver Grays, volunteer guards, 16:171
Carver's Cave, St. Paul, 20:124, 28:317, 30:208, 33:122, 41:30, 41:362

described, 3:381, 4:478, 5:448, 10:412, 21:84, 23:340, 30:208
located, 49:138, 49:139
MHS outing, 46:133
rediscovered, 5:620

Carwell Mill, Kingston, 11:116
Cary, Bob, newspaperman, 54:134

work reviewed, 59:223, 62:79

Cary, Edward, author, 41:306
Cary, Elisabeth Luther, art reviewer, 55:9
Cary, Francis S., art teacher, 50:205
Cary, Mary, author, 31:61
Cary, Robert, author/poet, 12:100, 19:225, 56:6
Cary, William, artist, 37:262, 40:150n
Casadesus, Robert, pianist, 39:63
Casagrande, Joseph B., author, 35:244
Casals, Pablo, 57:216
Cascade, Cook County

forest fire, 36:133–36:136
railroad, 34:181
settlement, 34:184

Cascade Junction, St. Louis County, railroad station, 34:184
Cascade Lake, Cook County, logging railroad, 36:132
Cascade Mountains

map, 41:348
railroad construction, 41:348–41:361
working area depicted, 41:349–41:351, 41:353, 41:357

Cascade Township, Olmsted County, frontier life, 11:185, 51:187
Cascade Tunnel, construction, 51:125
Casco (WA), Belgian settlement, 24:176
Case, Benton J., 16:93
Case, Charles M., 16:93
Case, Charles M., Jr., 16:93
Case, Clifford, senator, 40:134
Case, Dana L., bank cashier, 57:190
Case, E. P., Dr., pioneer physician, 8:448
Case, Eliphale, editor, 1:156
Case, Enos, 3:146
Case, J. I., 23:324, 24:302, 34:348
Case, James R., sawmill owner, 13:132, 13:150
Case, Jerome I., manufacturer, 34:348
Case, John H., author, 4:69, 14:438
Case, John R., author, 7:192
Case, Lynn M., editor, 15:121
Case, Mrs. George P., 19:84, 27:73
Case, S. L., author, 16:364
Case, Sweet W., 9:200
Casey, C. H., 12:454
Casey, Lyman R., politician, 35:68
Casey, Michael, game manager, 58:111
Casey, Patrick J., author, 35:156, 41:247
Casey, R. E., speaker, 20:214
Casey, Ralph D., review by, 40:302
Casey, Robert J., work reviewed, 30:146
Casey, Silas, 25:36
Casey, W. J., author, 20:218, 20:432
Casey Building, St. Paul, 54:59
Cash, Daniel G. (Col.), 5:100
Cash, Joseph H., review by, 43:230–43:231
Cashman, Thomas E., public safety commissioner, 43:45
Casino Music Hall, Minneapolis, variety show, 9:35, 9:36
Casinos, Indian reservations, 58:238

Mille Lacs band, Ojibway, 55:38

Casket, literary magazine, 30:203
Casmey, Howard B., education commissioner, 53:305, 53:306, 61:65
Casper, Barry M., work reviewed, 47:253, 59:92
Casper, Gordon, depicted, 46:292
Casper, Henry W., work reviewed, 40:352
Cass, Andrew R., 16:186
Cass, Elizabeth, 8:346
Cass, George W., railroad president, 60:15
Cass, Lewis, 5:24, 7:204, 25:89, 33:20, 34:207, 35:290, 35:291, 37:302

biography, 56:100
career, 11:110, 12:440, 14:342, 32:117
depicted, 50:31
expedition, 12:216, 15:425, 17:95, 19:349, 20:78, 21:93, 23:40, 23:75, 23:126–23:148, 23:233–23:252, 23:271, 23:328–23:348, 24:371, 24:372, 25:272, 26:363, 26:380, 31:93–31:97, 31:190, 33:345, 36:184, 41:391, 48:84, 60:47
explorer, 5:501, 7:272, 7:314, 8:123, 10:196, 11:81, 12:317, 16:349, 16:453, 18:184, 26:276, 33:263, 37:62
Indian commissioner, 11:208, 28:277, 31:96
memorial tablet, 2:51
papers, 2:95, 34:212, 35:383
politician, 3:371, 6:81, 11:431, 25:371, 30:104, 30:189, 35:354, 36:247, 37:79, 39:143, 41:103, 43:184, 48:83, 50:25, 50:27, 50:30–50:31, 51:196, 52:220, 52:221, 52:223, 55:276, 55:278, 56:157, 56:166
popular sovereignty doctrine, 56:157
secretary of state, 28:21
secretary of war, 36:323, 40:23–40:26
treaty, 4:349

Cassatt, Mary, artist, 64:140, 64:147n
Cass County

archaeology, 26:321
boundaries, 5:489–5:491
Dakota Territory settlers, 52:35
Development Association, 19:98
farm sale card depicted, 54:313
geology, 2:180
Historical Society, organized, 30:276
historic sites, 22:220
lumber industry, 12:428
map, 3:478, 5:490
museum, 22:343, 22:444
name, 30:189, 31:97
Pioneers' Association, 2:286
prisoners of war, 54:113, 54:114
records, 21:111, 22:211
Star Island, 60:47

Cass County (ND), archaeology, 51:53, 51:56
Cassel, H., author, 18:71
Cassel, Peter, colonizer, 10:214, 12:415, 17:401, 31:27, 55:380

letters on America, 10:239, 10:247n, 10:249

Casselman, Barry, journalist, work reviewed, 61:375
Casselton (ND), bonanza farming, 20:404, 33:69, 33:70
Casserly, Bernard, newspaper editor, 53:302
Casserly, Eugene, California legislator, 37:99, 37:100
Cass Gilbert Inc., architects, 65:128 See also Gilbert, Cass, architect
Cassidy, George W., artist, 33:287
Cassidy, Hugh (Sgt.), 25:142, 25:143
Cassidy, Mrs. Thomas J., 11:439
Cassina Lake. See Cass (Upper Red Cedar) Lake
Cassius, Anthony Brutus, labor leader, 57:419, 57:420, 57:423, 57:424, 57:425, 57:426, 57:427, 57:429, 57:430, 59:169
Cassius Club Cafe, opening, 57:425
Cass Lake Bureau of Indian Affairs, 61:203–204
Cass Lake Commercial Club, 48:109, 48:110, 48:111, 48:113, 48:115
Cass Lake Episcopal Camp, 58:71
Cass Lake Indian Hospital, 48:117
Cass Lake Indian Office, land parcels, 57:212
Cass Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce, 22:343
Cass Lake Times, 57:212
Casson, Dollier de, 7:186
Cass (Upper Red Cedar) Lake (lake and town), Cass County

business, 48:110, 48:111, 48:113, 48:117, 48:118
college, proposed, 42:179
depicted, 48:112, 48:118
described, 1:525
exploration, 8:123, 48:84, 60:47
fort, 13:99
historic sites, 22:220
history, 30:394, 35:338
Indian agency, 23:93, 48:117
Indian village, 8:308, 18:222, 18:281, 19:115, 19:230, 19:359, 22:343, 22:444, 23:13, 28:193, 28:295, 48:108
island, 48:108–48:118
Ku Klux Klan activities, 61:362
land office, 11:447, 12:387, 42:256, 48:110–48:114, 48:118
location, 5:37
lumber industry, 29:146, 29:148, 56:270
lynching, 55:72
maps, 48:93 (facing), 48:110
missions, 7:287, 8:256, 10:124, 19:120, 20:80, 20:90
name, 12:219, 30:189, 31:97, 48:83
newspaper, 47:335
printing press, 15:20, 15:22, 15:23, 18:450, 20:78
railroad, 41:355
ricing depicted, 49:233
Schoolcraft's visit, 12:216, 13:287, 18:180, 18:184, 18:185n, 23:333n
Star Island, 57:211–212, 60:47
state forest, 42:249–42:257
tourism, 48:108, 48:109, 48:111
trading posts, 4:380n, 4:387, 4:389n, 4:405, 6:332, 11:369, 14:231, 20:14, 22:357, 24:230, 56:157

Cassville (WI)

in 1849, 7:57, 7:58
described/depicted, 17:134n, 33:116
historic house, 30:270
pioneer life, 18:326

Castel, Albert, author, 43:187, 48:40
Castello, David, 48:320, 48:321
Castensen, Vernon R., author, 56:354
Castillo, Nicols, artist, 51:236
Castle, Charles W. (Col.), author, 3:523
Castle, Helen, 3:146, 3:225, 3:523, 4:275
Castle, Henry A., military officer, 2:10, 2:42, 3:41, 35:220, 35:221, 37:204, 45:132, 56:136

author, 1:69, 1:149, 1:544, 36:82, 62:229, 62:234, 62:239n
depicted, 41:307, 41:308, 45:133
GAR leader, 16:433, 16:440, 16:443, 38:78
journalist, 14:394, 16:364, 49:153
letters, 17:337
papers, 1:537, 3:225, 3:523
politician, 41:306
sketch, 2:3–2:6
speaker, 41:10, 41:11, 44:223
work reviewed, 1:222–1:224

Castle, Ira, lawyer, 48:329
Castle, James, lawyer, 48:329
Castle, Lewis G., 37:260
Castle, Mary, 3:523
Castle Garden, New York City, emigrant/immigrant depot, 5:181, 5:186, 5:187, 5:193, 5:195, 5:200, 5:202, 5:330, 5:347, 5:468, 20:255, 43:80, 46:262, 51:107

rules, 5:182–5:184
runners, 5:194, 5:200
sketch, 9:180

Castle Hall, St. Anthony, 49:44
Castle Rock, Dakota County, 48:40, 65:207

baseball, 21:340
mounds, 16:309
sketch, 8:447

Caston, Leonard, Sr., musician, album cover depicted, 57:105 (cover)
Castor, T. F. (Lt.), explorer, 8:63, 8:64, 8:66, 8:68
Castro, Cipriano, Venezuelan leader, 43:207, 43:208, 43:209, 43:210, 43:211
Castruccio, Giusseppe, speaker, 13:83
Caswell, Irving A., author, 12:447, 13:214, 13:340, 13:447, 14:118, 22:220
Caswell, Mrs. Irving A., speaker, 16:489, 17:354
Cataldo, Joseph M., churchman, 50:216
Catalogs

boating, 61:88 (facing)
gardening, 53:41 (cover), 53:71, 53:72, 53:74, 53:78, 53:85, 55:90

Cataract (Fire) Engine Company, St. Anthony, 35:123

social dancing and, 55:220

Cataract Flour Mill, Minneapolis, construction, 24:133
Cataract Hall, St. Anthony, depicted, 55:222
Cataract Hotel (House), Minneapolis, 12:402, 55:220
Cataract Island, Falls of St. Anthony, 33:124, 33:125, 58:255, 58:261
Cataract Mill, Minneapolis, 46:156, 58:262, 58:326

history, 10:102

Cataract Street, Minneapolis, 16:182
Cataraqui, Ontario, post, 12:350
Catawba Indians, in fur trade, 40:208
Cate, James L., work reviewed, 29:345, 30:255, 31:247
Cater, Harold Dean, MHS director, 29:281, 46:140, 46:141

author, 46:131
depicted, 46:142, 62:224
MHS reports, 30:36–30:49, 30:293–30:330
resignation, 34:175
reviews by, 29:344, 32:109, 33:35, 33:216
"Sky Pilot Primitive," 34:59–34:66
speaker, 30:88, 30:363, 34:43

Cater, Virginia H. (Mrs. Harold D.), pianist, 30:289
Caterpillar Tractor Company, Peoria (IL), history, 34:312
Catesby, Mark, author, 46:163
Catfish Creek (IA), lead mines, 12:77
Cathcart, J. S., 22:170, 22:173
Cathcart, James A., author, 1:386
Cathcart, Rebecca Marshall, author, 6:37, 28:317, 39:51, 39:317, 55:220, 55:223
Cathcart's, St. Paul, dry goods company, 49:61
Cathedral Church, New York City, 61:247
Cathedral High School, St. Cloud, 16:372
Cathedral High School, St. Paul, 57:372, 57:373
Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour (Episcopal), Faribault, 4:291, 15:129, 16:119, 16:380, 50:263n
Cathedral of St. Joseph, Sioux Falls (SD), 47:52
Cathedral of St. Mary, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 47:52
Cathedral of St. Paul (Catholic), St. Paul, 1:321, 8:30n, 51:158, 57:372 See also Chapel of St. Paul

architecture, 39:153–39:162, 52:128
Cathedral Mall, 65:130, 65:131, 65:135n24
construction, 47:50
depicted, 26:173, 39:133 (cover), 47:42, 47:51
design competition, 47:44
history, 20:446, 48:15
school, 48:15, 48:16
sites, 47:43, 48:15, 65:124, 65:125, 65:129, 65:134n19

Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, New Ulm, 56:383, 56:384
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Wichita (KS), 47:50–47:52
Cather, Willa, author, 8:322, 8:323, 8:325, 10:70, 16:106, 20:111, 20:438, 23:116, 23:125, 23:157, 26:356, 32:116, 32:250, 34:307, 40:305, 49:308, 56:6, 57:216
Catherine, M. (Mother), work reviewed, 38:193
Catholic Aid Association of Minnesota, 20:460, 22:335
Catholic Block, St. Paul, 48:15, 48:16
Catholic Bulletin, St. Paul, founded, 17:129
Catholic church, 9:339 See also Catholic missions; specific churches and parishes, communities, leaders, and orders

architecture, 26:173
archives, 20:423, 27:252, 29:79, 39:35
baptismal records, 4:432n, 5:505, 7:370
basilicas, 57:271
bibliography, 1:71, 4:284
birth-control movement and, 54:365–54:367, 54:368
blacks and, 56:108
Canada, 11:306, 16:461, 17:454, 18:376, 22:287, 24:41, 39:309, 41:22
cathedrals, 47:49–47:51, 52:128
cemeteries, 57:216
census rankings, 51:236
centennials, 25:88
central Minnesota, 10:119
chaplains, 34:129
church-state controversies, 53:295, 53:296, 53:298, 53:301, 53:302
civil rights activists, 62:204–215
in Civil War, 26:304, 27:43, 34:129
colonization movement and, 2:282, 8:280, 9:177, 13:333, 14:355, 20:331, 20:463, 21:73–21:76, 21:191, 21:192, 21:210, 23:191, 31:21, 35:133–35:139, 35:205–35:213, 35:325, 35:339, 37:184, 52:243
early St. Paul, 5:287, 5:615, 7:337, 8:359n
early St. Peter's, 8:359n
ecumenical movement, 38:335
education, 12:205, 13:313, 14:361, 16:333, 16:363, 16:372, 16:483, 17:83, 17:219, 17:349, 17:473, 20:62, 23:96, 23:191, 24:366, 25:372–25:374, 27:161, 27:271, 28:72, 29:81, 29:353, 30:154, 33:305, 34:105n, 34:154, 34:214, 35:133–35:139, 35:243, 36:24, 39:128, 45:237, 45:238, 47:175, 47:182–47:183, 48:13, 48:15–48:16, 48:18–48:20, 48:21, 49:84, 56:360, 57:222, 57:227
ethnic groups, 16:344, 17:85, 27:213, 31:29, 32:15, 33:187, 33:305, 33:327, 34:171, 34:343, 35:33, 35:51, 35:61, 35:155, 35:193, 36:35, 36:198, 37:133, 37:184, 39:210
Eucharistic Congress, 22:334, 23:97
exploration, 47:57–47:58, 47:168
French crisis, 42:63–42:67
French regime, 14:338
Germans, 41:53, 41:57, 41:243, 41:341, 43:156, 46:304, 47:254, 49:158, 49:347
historic sites, 36:105
history, 43:193
immigrants and immigration, 5:189, 9:332, 9:334, 9:335, 9:337, 9:341, 9:343, 9:344, 45:58–45:59, 45:63, 50:130
Indians, 47:72, 48:127, 48:128, 48:161, 49:84, 49:209, 56:443, 56:461
Iowa, 11:210, 20:338, 28:184, 33:356, 35:136, 35:137
Ireland's (Archbishop) influence, 4:86, 4:284
Jewish community and, 51:9, 51:12
Knights of Labor and, 22:382, 30:254
labor unions and, 60:29
liberal theology, 42:5
liturgical movement, 35:372
metis and, 49:179, 49:185
Midwest, 38:203, 51:316
Minneapolis, 2:478
Minnesota dioceses, 16:371, 20:446, 21:102, 33:54, 33:185, 33:188, 35:137, 39:35, 39:188, 39:299
missionaries, 44:281, 44:316, 46:304, 47:57–47:58, 49:265, 49:269, 49:272–49:274, 52:127
Montana, 3:233, 8:305
Nebraska, 40:352
newspapers, 55:330–331
Nicollet County, 10:359
Northwest, 1:320, 2:200, 10:453, 14:230, 15:104, 15:455, 16:114, 16:119, 17:83–17:85, 18:89, 18:436, 38:302, 39:128
Norwegian-American antipathy, 52:88
opposition to, 19:219, 34:343, 37:164, 56:335, 56:336
orphanages, 57:372
Poles, 58:18, 58:19, 58:22–58:25
policies, 28:257
in politics, 6:285, 28:34, 28:36, 32:15, 33:305, 34:229, 35:61, 35:243, 39:96, 43:55, 43:61, 43:75, 43:78, 43:92, 43:297, 43:298, 43:301–43:302, 49:158
prejudice, 48:86
publications, 36:325
records, 49:209
Red River settlement, 4:402, 10:321, 55:140
religious orders, 51:161–162, 53:212, 57:271
runestone controversy and, 57:144, 57:149, 57:151
St. Cloud, 49:78, 49:347, 51:164, 52:40
St. Paul, 17:102, 33:223, 34:313, 39:35, 39:299, 46:328, 48:13–48:23, 50:44, 50:126, 51:157–158, 53:274, 55:142, 55:183, 55:190, 55:242, 55:249, 58:187
schools, 9:316
seminaries, 58:247–58:248
social issues and reform, 43:75, 43:297, 48:136, 48:172, 49:104
Spanish-American War, 41:2, 41:7
statehood centennial emblem debate, 61:102–113
Stearns County, 1:318
summer camps, 58:71
teachers and, 54:240
union activists, 62:209
welfare activities, 39:26, 40:359
western Canada, 10:89
White Bear Lake, 54:248
Wisconsin, 23:286, 26:272, 29:354, 35:152
women and, 44:283–44:284, 52:216
women's history resources, 52:117
women's home, 47:243
women's suffrage, opposition to, 54:293
World War I work, 3:107, 3:136
Wright County, 1:385, 1:540

Catholic Church of the Incarnation, Minneapolis, 16:121
Catholic City Federation of St. Paul, 17:85
Catholic Colonization Bureau of Minnesota, St. Paul, 11:436, 31:21, 35:206, 35:211, 42:222, 42:223

activities, 3:460, 9:333
organized, 15:236

Catholic Congress, 1888, 44:289
Catholic Historical Society of St. Paul

activities, 15:76, 15:218, 15:361, 16:59, 18:57
manuscript collections, 15:217, 16:54, 17:102
meetings, 16:234, 17:229
publications, 15:104, 15:455, 17:61, 17:83–17:85, 18:89
reorganized, 14:229, 15:65, 15:72, 26:266

Catholic Indian Bureau, history, 34:123
Catholic Industrial School of Minnesota, St. Paul and Clontarf, 13:100, 17:83–84, 21:78, 35:134, 35:135, 35:136
Catholic Legion of Decency, 51:216
Catholic missions, 6:178, 6:358

Austrian, 26:146
Canada, 9:192, 10:354
Chaska, 8:273, 8:447
Chippewa and, 4:84, 5:25, 5:26, 5:395, 7:88, 7:264, 7:360, 8:274, 11:205, 13:187, 18:268, 18:331, 23:402, 24:262, 26:275, 28:191, 29:168, 31:54, 34:305
Crow Wing, 9:300
Dakota Territory, 12:437, 23:383, 29:173
Flemish Franciscan, 1:71
Fond du Lac, 6:348
Fort Beauharnois, 6:254, 8:442
Fort Snelling, 7:370
French, 15:455, 17:473, 20:327, 28:61, 30:249, 34:216
history, 10:462
Indians and, 6:365, 9:303
Jesuit, 1:528, 2:419, 2:474, 3:321, 5:150, 6:77, 7:154–7:157, 7:348, 7:365, 8:236, 8:238, 10:213
Lake Pepin, 6:362–6:364
Madeline Island, 2:12
Minnesota, 3:232, 7:362, 10:117–10:125, 17:473, 25:193, 28:277, 38:193
Mississippi Valley, 1:320, 1:403
Montana, 5:311
New Mexico, 1:398
Northwest, 10:109–10:117, 11:305–11:307, 11:325, 11:442, 14:339, 17:84, 17:113, 18:89, 18:437, 20:79, 23:366, 26:56, 30:290, 31:239, 35:380
Pembina, 2:283, 6:243, 8:195, 8:273, 10:89, 10:447
to Potowatomi, 6:297
Red River Valley, 9:189, 11:94, 13:426, 21:432, 22:286, 27:166, 31:240
St. Louis diocese, 3:313
St. Paul, 8:27–8:39, 8:51, 8:195, 10:168
schools, 12:205, 13:339, 19:379
Sioux and, 11:316, 11:345, 13:339
Slovenian, 22:200, 25:194, 30:392, 33:185
source material, 7:177, 7:358, 8:428, 9:67, 9:68, 9:402
Traverse des Sioux, 8:273
United States, 34:123
White Earth, 5:395, 10:92
Wisconsin, 4:182, 7:367, 10:217, 16:347, 23:285, 29:355

Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Agnes Court, archives, 20:35, 20:82
Catholic Orphan Asylum, Minneapolis, 57:372
Catholic Orphan Asylum, St. Paul, 16:369
Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., history, 31:187, 35:243
Catholic Welfare Conference, 54:366
Catholic Youth Camp, Big Sandy Lake, 58:71
Catlin, Amy, 51:39
Catlin, Clarissa (Mrs. John), 55:273

Stillwater residence, 55:276

Catlin, Francis, letters, 40:311
Catlin, Frederick M., memorial, 12:194
Catlin, George B.

artist, 6:179, 8:177, 9:58, 10:220, 17:456, 21:151, 21:431, 24:365, 26:214n, 26:359, 27:63, 29:60, 31:54–31:56, 31:197, 32:188, 33:92 (cover), 33:187, 33:264, 33:350, 34:117, 34:126, 34:346, 35:88, 35:200, 35:334, 35:379, 35:380, 36:236, 37:133, 37:306, 39:261, 40:199, 42:261, 42:295–42:300, 43:32, 43:236, 46:70, 47:59, 47:249, 49:263, 50:205, 52:80, 52:159, 53:315, 53:319, 55:128, 56:205
author, 5:214, 5:354, 8:103, 10:347, 14:424, 16:33, 16:351, 22:13, 22:154, 22:155n, 22:215, 31:178, 35:180, 38:385, 41:101, 44:119, 46:234
in Britain, 25:297
career, 11:110, 15:471, 27:254, 29:349, 29:350, 30:139–30:141, 34:215, 36:322, 37:32, 40:144
collector, 18:158, 30:260
depicted, 42:296
exhibits, 23:181, 29:61, 29:78, 30:176, 34:121, 35:246
explorer, 11:216, 17:224, 17:347, 18:458, 22:333, 28:184, 31:193, 35:97, 36:277
in Minnesota, 9:57, 9:193, 10:448, 13:375, 15:156, 15:454, 16:232, 18:156, 20:308, 20:378, 20:391, 31:196, 31:198–31:200, 31:202, 31:207, 36:18–36:21, 37:62
pipestone quarry visits, 47:84
sketch, 5:501
work depicted, 42:297–42:299, 47:60, 47:86, 53:103, 59:186–187
work reviewed, 49:341

Catlin, Gertrude, labor delegate, 52:210
Catlin, Hiram W., Dr., diary, 23:75
Catlin, John C., politician, 3:123, 14:129, 36:261, 55:267, 55:268, 55:270, 55:271, 55:272, 55:273, 55:274, 55:275, 55:276, 55:277, 55:278, 55:279
Catlin, Putman, letters, 40:311
Catlinite (pipestone). See also Pipes; Pipestone; Pipestone National Monument

analyzed, 21:424
depicted/described, 29:262, 43:32–43:34, 47:82, 47:86, 47:87
early use, 51:61
exhibited, 52:143
geology, 15:143
Indians, use by, 26:280, 40:206, 40:209
legend, 37:62
named, 42:296, 43:32
pipes depicted/discussed, 51:289 (cover), 51:313–318, 51:315, 51:318
quarry and quarrying methods, 34:314, 42:296, 47:83–47:92, 48:31
uses, 47:83–47:86, 47:90–47:92, 50:252

Catron, John, justice, 3:402
Cats, Jacques, 20:423, 20:424
Catt, Carrie Chapman, feminist/suffragist leader, 39:12, 47:312, 47:314, 54:371, 62:296n
Cattell, James M., professor, 51:134
Cattle and cattle industry, 50:74 See Dairy industry and dairying; Livestock industry

agriculture and, 10:453
breeding, 54:245–253
during Civil War, 2:391
German Jews and, 51:4
historic sites, 40:404
history, 10:353
Iowa, 10:348
milk production, 53:216
in mining areas, 48:99
Minnesota, 1:223, 2:191, 3:121
Northwest, 10:438–10:440
Rainy River, 49:33
range, 12:176, 13:93, 33:86
shipping, 31:122, 40:232, 53:216, 53:217
in South Dakota, 56:463

Catton, Bruce, 39:266

author, 35:153
editor, 34:168
historian, 53:335
work reviewed, 33:87

Cattron, Lawrence H., author, 16:121
Caughey, John W., author, 24:172, 28:172
Caulfield, John, businessman, 40:228, 40:230
Cause-of-death charts, 65:40 (facing)
Cavalier, Lulah. See Cavileer, Lulu
Cavalier County (ND), place names, 38:385
Cavalier (ND), bicycle racetrack, 54:273
Cavanaugh, James M., congressman, 14:164, 14:191, 14:254n

convention delegate, 37:47, 37:48, 37:49

Cave, Charles, 7:111
Cavelier, Jean, journal, 20:67, 20:439, 24:365
Cavender, Gary (Rev.), review by, 53:288–289
Caveness, Victor, 46:277
Caverly, Amos, 2:107
Cavert, W. L., author, 12:100, 35:97
Caves (MN), 48:90 See also specific caves
Cavett, Kate, work reviewed, 60:80–81
Cavileer, Charles T., 7:139, 8:201, 15:370, 16:486

author, 6:71
papers, 5:225, 10:448, 22:336, 27:165, 36:262
at Pembina, 13:241, 40:83
sketch, 5:470
speaker, 55:332

Cavileer, Lulu, author, 5:225, 6:71, 10:448, 40:83
Cavileer, Mrs. Charles (mother of Lulu), 8:201
Caviliers, Charles C., 52:38
Cavill, J. C., Indian agent, 16:321
Cavin, , W. Brooks, Jr.

review by, 65:160
Veterans Service Building construction, 65:129–131, 65:144–152, 65:154n24

Cavin, Brooks, 38:352

architect, 42:95, 42:98n
award recipient, 45:163
review by, 40:408, 45:35
speaker, 44:79

Cawcroft, Ernest, author, 2:436
Cawein, Madison, poet, 26:308
Caxton Printers, Caldwell (ID), publications, 20:115
Cay, Edwin S., author/speaker, 19:310, 19:452
Cayer and Company, Lowell, Mass., patent medicines, 55:358
Cayton, Andrew R. L., editor, work reviewed, 50:333, 52:121–122, 58:189–190
Cayuga, steamboat, 34:15
Cayuga Indians, in fur trade, 40:208
Cayuse Indians, 11:81
Cazeaux, Pierre, author, 21:370
Cazneau, William L., colonizer, 34:75n
CBI, Inc., 53:132
CCA. See Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
CCC. See Civilian Conservation Corps
CDC. See Control Data Corporation
Cease, D. L., editor, 44:143
Cecere, Gaetano, artist, 65:19
Cecil, Matthew, 56:48

"Trial of Ann Bilansky," 55:355–55:363

Cecilia, steamboat, 13:233, 13:234, 13:238
Cedarburg Cultural Center (WI), 51:236, 53:84
Cedar City, Mower County

ghost town, 16:367
site, 10:400n

Cedar Falls (IA)

history, 25:71
lecture series, 21:326
museum, 11:106

Cedar Grove (WI), Dutch settlement, 28:120, 28:368
Cedarholm, A. V., chiropractor, 59:203
Cedarholm, Seth, photographer, work depicted, 61:128
Cedar Island Lake, 19:138
Cedar Lake, Hennepin County. See Lake Snelling
Cedar Lake, Manitoba, fur trade, 11:264, 40:172
Cedar Lake, Minneapolis

Camp Courage, 58:72
described, 30:117
map, 35:24, 35:27

Cedar Lake Township, Scott County

church, 12:451
elections, 28:34, 35:350
settlement, 20:218, 20:432

Cedar (Lower Red Cedar) Lake, Aitkin County, trading post, 11:372, 20:14
Cedar Mills Township, Meeker county, school, 11:220
Cedar Rapids (IA)

Czech settlement, 25:300
Iowa Falls and Northwestern Land and Town Lot Company, 15:491
meat packing, 57:158

Cedar (Red Cedar) River, hunting, 41:217, 41:219, 41:220
Cedar-Riverside Plaza, Minneapolis, 63:295
Cedar River Valley, Dodge and Mower counties, roads, 21:233
Cedar Street, St. Paul, parade depicted, 57:65
Cedar Township, Martin County

history, 41:104
Norwegian settlement, 12:274

Cedar Valley Seminary, Osage (IA), 22:159
Cedarville, Martin County, ghost town, 14:459, 15:71
Cederstam, Pehr A., pioneer pastor, 2:56

at Chisago Lake, 17:402, 17:403, 24:190

Celebrated Oil of Life, patent medicine bottle, depicted, 53:128 (facing)
Celebrate Minnesota program, 53:237
Celebrations, civic holidays, 58:247
Celestine (Mother). See Howard, Ellen
Celtic World (Minneapolis), newspaper, 16:338
Cemeteries

abandoned, 17:234, 24:181
Bemidji, 55:74
Catholic, 57:216
Chippewa, 13:442, 16:321
Chisago County, 52:125
development, 55:90
Duluth, 51:6, 54:222
Flora Township, 51:177
France, 65:161 (cover), 65:167–168, 65:171–174
Grant County, 14:457
landscape architecture, 58:128
Mankato, 16:493, 17:234, 51:3
Minneapolis, 46:61, 46:65, 49:23n, 49:283, 49:291, 56:298
prehistoric, 51:55, 51:56
Quaker, 18:254
records, 50:169
Red Wing, 52:77
St. Paul, 47:188, 48:14n, 51:4, 55:184, 55:320, 56:237, 56:319, 57:178, 57:282, 57:283
sculpture, 53:248
survey, 17:55, 17:65
Swedish-American in Cuba, 56:299
Traverse des Sioux, 20:464
Twin Cities, 49:283
Vasa Township, Washington County, 14:426–14:428
White Bear Lake, 57:179
Winsted, 16:488
Wright County, 54:287

CENEX. See Farmers Union Central Exchange, Inc.
Censorship. See also 54:Carl Chester

Civil War, 25:132
films and film industry, 49:172, 51:205, 51:207
impact, 48:9
legal cases, 24:373, 52:323–324
libraries, 53:53:310
Minneapolis library, 49:258
newspapers, 46:147–46:151
World War I, 44:243, 47:176–47:178
World War II, 53:58, 53:61

Census. See also Population

1815 page depicted, 51:296
1820, 21:428
1830, 21:428
1840, 20:452, 21:326
1849, 56:158, 56:182, 56:203
1850, 16:64, 17:393, 18:55, 55:141, 56:164, 56:169, 56:182, 56:190, 56:248
1857, 56:169, 57:111
1860, 17:57, 28:20, 28:33, 56:188
1865, 16:427
1875, 28:303
1880, 51:183, 56:21
1890, 59:64
1900, 51:7, 57:241, 58:291, 58:298
1910, 51:7
1980, 51:196
1990, 57:435
agricultural, 23:326, 47:23, 50:141, 56:419
Bemidji, 55:61
bicycling trend, 54:269
birthplaces, 56:188
black population in Minnesota, 57:420
Canadian, 47:211, 57:362
child labor, 54:52
children's institutions, 56:105, 56:110
Chisago County, 43:256, 43:258, 43:259, 43:262, 56:148
county boundaries, 57:326
Crawford County (WI), 5:565n
Crispus Attucks Home, St. Paul, listing depicted, 57:371
Dakota Territory, 4:261
enumerators, 56:216
errors in, 47:228
federal records, 54:47
flour production, 58:280
Fort Snelling, 8:38
guides, 33:44, 39:210
Illinois, 17:221
Indians, 46:290, 48:159, 54:96
labor and farm crops, 1917-18, 4:295
Mankato (1880s), 54:46
microfilm, 34:212, 40:360, 53:211, 57:271
Minneapolis Jews, 52:177, 52:182
Minnesota, 3:41, 3:97n, 4:167, 5:171n, 12:191, 13:59, 13:426, 14:179n, 14:243, 14:253–14:261, 14:436, 17:359, 22:101, 29:172, 30:162
Minnesota Territory, 55:26, 56:164
mortality schedules, 53:168
Norway, 57:359
racial categories, 56:188
Red River settlement, 5:565
Red River Valley, 16:230
Rollingstone (1860 and 1880), 51:80
St. Croix County (WI), 5:61, 50:313n, 56:148
St. Paul, 57:172, 57:281
settlement patterns, 58:156
as source material, 6:370–6:372, 6:407, 7:38, 8:54, 8:281
South Dakota, 1:290
South Dakota, 1840, 8:42, 8:45
South Dakota, 1849, 3:313, 5:289n
South Dakota, 1850, 5:324, 8:177
South Dakota, 1857, 5:565n, 6:202, 8:448
South Dakota, 1860, 7:360, 8:174, 9:48
South Dakota, 1920, 7:213
Texas, 31:116
Twin Cities, 8:79, 21:329
United States, 4:4, 4:8, 7:83, 55:17
use, 18:64, 23:39, 23:167, 23:367
Washington County, 2:46
Wisconsin, 5:385, 5:595, 53:290
Wisconsin Territory, 19:350

Centennial, United States, celebration, 43:225, 44:223, 45:75
Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia (1876), 40:353, 50:222, 54:201, 54:204

photography awards, 52:49

Centennial Office Building, St. Paul, 65:131, 65:135n37

described, 61:3

Centennial Society, Elk River, history, 17:241
Center, Amelia Hyde, designer, 13:445, 53:3, 53:5, 53:6
Center City, 37:88

churches, 9:197, 10:356, 43:256, 43:261, 46:303
county seat, 48:323
district court, 48:329
settled, 43:258
sketch, 5:617
Swedish settlement, 9:196, 35:337, 38:243, 55:27

Center Creek Township, Martin County

early church, 10:99
history, 11:463

Center for Survey Research, 56:461
Center for the Study of Local and Regional History, 53:39
Center for Western Studies, 53:39
Center Grove, Otter Tail County, camp meeting, 31:82
Centerville Township, Anoka County

archaeology, 22:210
Sioux village, 13:248, 13:401

Central American Bank, St. Paul, 2:127
Central Baptist Church, Minneapolis, 3:239, 17:337
Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Minneapolis, 43:28n
Central Better Movie Committee, Women's Cooperative Alliance of Minneapolis, 51:209, 51:210
Central-Blatt and Social Justice, magazine, 49:104
Central Conference of Teamsters, 37:185
Central Cooperative Exchange, 38:203
Central Cooperative Oil Association, Steele County, 23:200
Central Cooperative Wholesale, Superior (WI), 25:301

Finnish cooperative, 46:82
history, 17:348, 22:315

Central Corridor Project, light-rail transit line, 65:132–133
Central Elementary school, Richfield, 61:55
Central Garden, Minneapolis, 9:35
Central Hall, St. Anthony, 9:31
Central High School, Minneapolis, 38:22, 45:309, 45:310

athletics, 39:19, 39:20
baseball team, 59:159
football team, 59:159–160, 59:164
mandolin club, 57:222

Central High School, St. Paul, 24:209, 40:146, 63:142

history, 16:369
Jewish clubs, 59:20
laboratory, 24:211, 24:239
Scandinavian cultural events, 62:288, 62:294

Central House, St. Cloud, 24:332
Central House, St. Paul, log hotel, 1:37, 6:37, 8:206, 9:87, 16:377, 19:134, 29:35, 41:317, 56:68, 56:444–445

legislative meeting, 18:106, 22:100, 30:196, 56:69
social dancing, 55:220, 56:226

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

cold war policies, 47:159
Vietnam War and, 55:182

Central Iowa Railroad, 3:60
Central Labor Union (CLU)

Chicago, 22:383
Hennepin County, 52:299
Minneapolis ( See Minneapolis Central Labor Union)
St. Paul, 62:209

Central Livestock Association, South St. Paul, 35:334
Central Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, 64:305 (facing)
Central Minnesota Historical Association, 42:68, 45:246
Central Minnesota Historical Center, St. Cloud, 41:248, 44:30, 44:31, 44:195 See also St. Cloud
Central Minnesota Power and Milling Company, Sauk Centre, 46:160
Central Pacific Railroad, 11:190, 21:313, 54:71
Central Park, Duluth, 54:154
Central Park, Minneapolis. See Loring Park
Central Park, New York City, 49:281, 49:283, 54:148, 58:64
Central Park, St. Paul, 12:458, 61:3, 65:135n37

ice palace, 42:27

Central Park Methodist Church, St. Paul, 14:363
Central Park Methodist Episcopal church, St. Paul, 4:70, 5:160
Central Party Archive of the Institute of the Theory and History of Socialism, 54:4
Central Point, Goodhue County

depicted on map, 52:76
sawmill, 16:256
steamer disaster, 52:74

Central Presbyterian Church, St. Paul, 4:304, 7:299, 8:213, 8:453, 43:244, 46:244, 63:136
Central Railroad Company, history, 34:328
Central Replacement Committee, relief agency, 48:278
Central Republican (Faribault), 58:412

policies, 20:270–20:286

Central School, Stillwater, depicted, 43:225
Central Swede Grove Evangelical Lutheran Church, Pelican Rapids, 8:449
Central University, Hastings, 18:409
Central Verein, meeting, 22:335
Central Vermont Railroad, 60:15 See also Vermont Central Railroad
Centre d'Art Sacré, 62:313
The Century, 56:15
Century Gazette, Morrison (IL), 37:39
Century Hall, Minneapolis, 9:37, 57:222
Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago, 12:188, 26:252
Ceram, C. W., work reviewed, 42:310
Ceramics, education, 53:180
Cermak, Jaroslav (Rev.), 15:31
Cermakova, Anna, 41:129
Cerni, Johni, work reviewed, 50:44
Cerny, George, author, 39:129
Cerny, Robert, architect, 62:114
Cerro Gordo County (IA), townsites, 27:355
Cerro Gordo Township, Lac qui Parle County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
CETA. See Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA)
Cezanne, Paul, artist, 52:275, 54:94, 55:6, 55:7, 55:10
Cha, Blia, Hmong immigrant, artist, 64:185
Chaboillez, Charles J. B., trader, 4:380n, 11:366, 11:367, 12:438, 13:439, 23:272, 40:145, 46:292, 50:233n, 50:236, 50:238, 50:239

journals, 36:324, 37:37
sketch, 9:157

Chaboillez, Charlotte Louisa (Sha-bo-yay-quay), 46:292
Chaboillez, Mrs. Charles J. B.[?], mixed-blood (mother of Charlotte), 8:255
Chaboyea, Sophia, Ojibway, 48:239
Chadbourn, C. H. dairyman, 27:120
Chadbourn, Charles N., author, 2:103, 17:320
Chadbourne, R. W., 19:184n
Chadron (NE), museum, 34:353
Chadwick, Mrs. M. A., speaker, 10:101
Chadwick, Ransom A., diary, 17:98
Chafee, Zechariah, Jr., author, 24:373
Chafetz, Henry, author, 37:345
Chaffee, Carrie (Mrs. Herbert), Titanic survivor, 60:261, 60:262
Chaffee, Herbert, Titanic victim, 60:261
Chaffee, James F. (Rev.), 26:243, 49:51

Hamline University trustee, 9:377, 9:378
speaker, 9:375

Chaffee, Samuel, 22:221
Chaffin, Tom, author, work reviewed, 58:421
Chahinkapa Park, Wahpeton (ND), 18:104
Chaillu, P. B. du, lecturer, 11:158
Chainsaw art, MHS collections, 58:128 (facing)
Chain stores, rise of, 52:169
Chaky, Doreen, author, work reviewed, 64:47
Chalberg, John C., review by, 53:336, 54:190–191
Chalkley, Katherine F., work reviewed, 23:80
Challan, Joseph, 4:94
Challman, W. E., metalworker, 50:124
Chalmers, David, historian, 61:363
Chalmers, J. H., speaker, 29:275
Chalmers, J. W., author/editor, 37:134, 41:102
Chalmers, James R. (Gen.), 43:187, 43:190n
Chalmers automobile, 38:207
Chaloup, Charles, mixed-blood, 4:382n
Chalybeate Springs, St. Anthony, 18:409, 25:91, 35:219, 58:372
Chamberlain, ----, 18:131
Chamberlain, A. T., 16:176
Chamberlain, Alte (Alta). See Countryman, Alte Chamberlain
Chamberlain, Cyrus F., work reviewed, 3:33
Chamberlain, Dora, 14:305
Chamberlain, Earl, 62:187 See also Kent, Earl (son of Myron and Julia)
Chamberlain, Ella, 14:305
Chamberlain, Emily, 14:305, 14:306, 14:310, 14:311
Chamberlain, Frances T., work reviewed, 3:33
Chamberlain, Francis A., 51:225

work reviewed, 3:33

Chamberlain, George, Freeborn County pioneer, 14:305, 14:306

author, 24:78

Chamberlain, H. J., 45:140
Chamberlain, J. A., 1:538
Chamberlain, J. S., rector, 49:51, 50:262
Chamberlain, John, 38:387

work reviewed, 14:200–14:202

Chamberlain, Joseph, 43:203n, 43:204
Chamberlain, Lizzie, 58:149
Chamberlain, Luther, author, 11:74
Chamberlain, M. C., author, 5:243
Chamberlain, Marisha, playwright, 60:138
Chamberlain, Octavius, 58:149
Chamberlain, Paul F., speaker, 15:138
Chamberlain, Royal, 58:149
Chamberlain, Selah, 24:96, 40:110, 40:112
Chamberlain, Thomas C., educator, 30:381
Chamberlain, Winthrop B., 9:419

sketch, 2:275

Chamberlin, Mrs. M. E., 17:231
Chamberlin, W. H., author, 25:67
Chamberlin Studios (photography), Northfield, 63:130
Chambers, Alex, 19:239
Chambers, Clarke A., history professor, 39:300, 40:316, 40:410, 49:80

author, 38:203, 42:159, 49:124, 51:281
depicted, 61:227
editor, 47:120
"'New Social History," 49:14–49:18
quoted, 60:156
reviews by, 34:342, 35:89, 50:254
"William J. Bell," 49:241–49:251
work reviewed, 39:26, 43:74

Chambers, George, 57:281
Chambers, Greenberry, Civil War veteran, 57:326
Chambers, Henry E., work reviewed, 5:360
Chambers, James, 53:50, 53:51
Chambers, John S., author, 26:145
Chambers, Julius J., author, 4:290, 8:128, 8:394n, 11:110, 12:226, 12:228
Chambers, Mrs. Clarke, 9:404
Chambers, Thomas, 41:252
Chambers, Whittaker, 62:76n
Chambers, William, ferry operator, 30:121n
Chambers' Creek, discovered, 4:290
Chambers Grove, Fond du Lac, 54:156–157
Chambers of Commerce. See specific cities
Chamblee, Alvin Del, entertainer, 61:239–240
Chamblee, Rosa, community activist, 58:192 (facing)
Chamblis, Charles, photographer, work depicted, 58:38, 64:18–33
Chamblis, Reva, 64:19, 64:20
Chambliss, Charles E., author, 23:180
Chametzky, Jules, teaching assistant, 60:185
Chamlee, Mario, singer, 39:59, 39:60
Champagne, Antoine P., author, 27:260, 35:242, 36:190, 41:343
Champagne, France, battle, 4:55, 5:294, 64:325
Champagne, Pierre B. (Fr.), 44:281, 44:282
Champigny, marquis de, 19:287, 19:396
Champion, tugboat, 54:212
Champion, Winona baseball club, 19:165
Champion Auto Equipment Company, Hammond (IN), 43:110, 49:313
Champion of the Seas, clipper ship, 55:98
Champion reaper, 24:292
Champion Township, Wilkin County, settlement, 18:224
Champlain, Samuel de, 4:214, 4:215, 7:348, 10:345, 10:437, 13:395, 19:69, 31:239, 35:151, 35:379

author, 36:30
cartographer, 12:348, 27:219, 40:356
explorer, 12:347, 25:273, 32:112, 32:215, 36:70
fur trade, 18:386
sketch, 1:222

Champlain Society, 15:477, 16:475, 18:244, 19:109

publications, 16:105, 16:200, 19:104, 20:71

Champlin, Ezra T., legislator, 35:302, 35:303
Champlin, Hennepin County, 17:466, 53:211

history, 11:227, 17:125, 26:178
marker, 9:257
mill, 16:492
Sioux War, 9:80

Champlin, R. G., 7:256
Champney, Stella M., author, 13:209
Chan, Frank Hin, 54:232
Chan, Jun (Minnie Jun Soo), 54:232, 54:233
Chan, K. M., teacher, 57:177
Chan, Sucheng, author, 57:173
Chan, Warren, 54:232, 54:233
Chanarambie Township, Murray County, Sioux ceremonials, 34:355
Chance, Frank, professional baseball player, 59:166, 59:173n34
Chance, Oliver K., aircraft designer, 48:48
Chancellor, Loren E., author, 47:331
Chancellorsville (VA), battle, 25:345–25:347, 38:246, 38:250n, 63:221
Chandesota, Sioux woman, 12:126
Chandler, ----, senator, 54:198
Chandler, Alfred D., Jr., work reviewed, 46:248
Chandler, Benjamin, Dr., 27:236
Chandler, Clayborne, pioneer, 23:319
Chandler, E. F., author, 4:185
Chandler, Elizabeth M., author, 7:184
Chandler, Howard, author, 9:310
Chandler, John R., 43:202
Chandler, Murray County, bank robberies, 62:126
Chandler, Silas P., politician, 61:324n
Chandler, St. Louis County, mining location, 48:106
Chandler, W. P., 45:86, 45:95
Chandler mine, Vermillion Range, 18:473, 35:338, 52:260
Chandonnet, Charles, trader, 21:147
Chandonnet, Louis, voyageur, 44:206
Chaney, Clarence R.

artist, 33:310
author, 4:93
MHS president, 33:236, 33:242

Chaney, Delia E., photographer, 1:230, 52:115
Chaney, Josiah B., 2:9, 3:429, 46:135, 57:69

papers, 1:230, 4:60

Chang, Li Hung, Chinese envoy, 57:171
Chanhassen, Carver County, 56:206

history, 10:356, 20:140–20:145
records, 20:329, 20:506
settlement, 19:141, 22:173, 28:333, 31:20, 46:124, 48:91

Chanhdashkamaza (Iron Hoop), Sioux Indian, 2:548, 2:551, 2:552
Chankaska Creek, Le Sueur County, 11:171n
Channer, Elwyn (Rev.), 31:78
Channing, Edward, historian, 19:82, 19:435, 21:302, 34:81
Chant, Elisabeth, 55:379
Chanta-Wanica, Sioux Indian, 1:438n
Chanute, Octave, aeronaut, 40:268n
Chapa, Jorge, author, work reviewed, 59:312
Chapel, Charles E., work reviewed, 38:197
Chapelle, Howard I., work reviewed, 39:256
Chapelle, Miss ----, teacher, 8:248
Chapel of Our Sorrowful Mother, New Ulm, 56:383
Chapel of St. Paul (Catholic), St. Paul, 8:39, 8:41, 8:51, 8:213, 9:202, 10:168, 37:154n See also Cathedral of St. Paul

depicted, 21:84, 25:10, 25:56, 27:271, 29:209, 39:162, 48:15
established, 11:108, 22:51, 23:97, 30:5, 30:206, 34:131n, 39:153
history, 12:397, 26:173, 30:2
hospital, 33:268, 33:312
name, 49:130n
site, 48:16n

Chapel of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal), Shattuck School, Faribault, 50:263n
Chapin, David, author

work reviewed, 64:339

Chapin, Earl V., author, 23:104, 24:353, 25:90, 26:150, 26:290, 28:178, 28:375, 28:383, 29:83, 29:89, 29:270, 30:70, 30:76, 30:82, 34:217, 42:160

"History of the Roseau Valley," 24:318–24:327
work reviewed, 43:315

Chapin, F. Stuart, author, 9:303, 26:279
Chapin, Harold C., 18:138
Chapin, Jane L., editor, 17:111, 17:445, 18:103
Chapin Hall House, Hudson (WI), 21:430
Chapleau, J. A., 8:300
Chaplin, Abigail Hunt, 54:110, 54:111 See also Snelling, Abigail Hunt (Mrs. Josiah)
Chaplin, Jonathan Edward (Rev.), 54:109, 54:110
Chaplin, Ralph H., IWW activist, 51:77
Chapman, A. H., diary, 27:247
Chapman, Arthur S. (Rev.), 10:204
Chapman, Bela, trader, 5:25n, 11:370, 17:210, 26:362
Chapman, Benjamin O., 3:225
Chapman, Charles A., author, 1:348, 1:545, 2:211, 42:224
Chapman, Charles E., author, 2:472
Chapman, David F., author, 24:263
Chapman, E. P. J., speaker, 18:462
Chapman, Edward G., 21:195
Chapman, Esther, quoted, 50:60
Chapman, Fred L., 3:143, 3:590
Chapman, George H., 20:196
Chapman, H. H., author, 9:308, 11:215
Chapman, Herman H., forester, 42:250, 42:251, 42:253, 42:254, 42:255

papers, 43:31

Chapman, J. Wilbur, 43:20n
Chapman, Jeffrey, artist, 57:384 (facing)

work depicted, 57:384 (facing)

Chapman, Jonathan (John), Johnny Appleseed folk hero, 18:452, 22:313, 26:166, 28:56, 51:40

biography, 28:281, 34:201

Chapman, Joseph, 9:258
Chapman, Louise, author/speaker, 15:241, 16:238
Chapman, Mary, 42:26, 42:27
Chapman, Mrs. ----, 42:27
Chapman, Nellie T., 42:26
Chapman, Richard M., author, 51:281, 58:59
Chapman, Timothy, 23:322n
Chapman, Warren, constable, 53:276
Chapman, William, actor, 33:39
Chapman, William M., work reviewed, 40:46
Chapman, William S., 60:233n

scrip transactions, 62:10, 62:11, 62:12, 62:13, 62:14

Chapman, William W., 19:351, 19:460
Chapman family, 26:357
Chapple, W. W., composer, 23:172
Chaput, Donald, work reviewed, 43:79
Charbonneau, --, explorer, 53:249
Charbonneau, Pierre, petitioner, 49:186
Charbonneau, Toussaint, 14:204, 40:193
Chardon, Francois (Francis) A., trader, 15:430

journal, 4:282, 12:316

Chardon, Jean B. (Fr.), Jesuit missionary, 6:365, 8:238
Chardon (OH), land deeds, 15:223
Charette, Jean, petitioner, 49:186
Charette, Joseph, petitioner, 49:186
Charette, Joseph (Wainjemahdub), Civil War military service, 61:198
Charities, social-justice magazine, 43:74
Charities, St. Paul, 56:104, 56:105, 56:108, 56:111, 56:115, 56:116, 56:117
Charity Islands, Lake Huron, 23:140n
Charity Organization Societies (COS). See also 23:Associated Charities entries

child labor policy, 51:52
financial problems, 58:398
Minneapolis, 51:44, 51:45
"St. Paul Plan," 58:399, 58:405n

Charles, Henrietta (Dutch Henriette), madam, 47:243, 50:245
Charles, John, school inspector, 49:90
Charles, John, trader, 20:72
Charles A. Lindbergh Fund, 52:238
Charles A. Lindbergh House, Little Falls, historic site, 62:141
Charles A. Lindbergh Terminal, Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport, 52:238
Charles A. Pillsbury and Company, Minneapolis. See Pillsbury Company
Charles D. Frey advertising agency, Chicago, 62:307
Charles II, king of England, 16:395, 16:396, 16:415, 16:418

letter, 16:419
medals, 25:266
portraits, 26:274

Charles L. Webster and Company (NY), publishing firm, 17:376n, 17:378
Charles Lake, Ramsey County, 40:230
Charles S. Clark Company (NY), art publisher, 62:306
Charless, Joseph, 15:13
Charles Schreiner Company, Kerrville (TX), 26:168
Charles Scribner and Sons (NY), publishers, 56:3, 56:7, 56:9, 56:10, 56:11, 56:12, 56:15, 56:17, 56:315, 58:9, 58:12

editors, 56:316
short story collections, 56:317, 56:318, 56:319

Charleston, Blanche, Crispus Attucks Home matron, 56:113
Charleston, John H., Crispus Attucks Home manager, 56:107, 56:113
Charleston (SC)

Civil War, 25:228, 25:245, 25:256, 40:278
Democratic convention, 37:46–37:51, 37:54

Charlestown, Redwood County, grasshopper plague, 37:210
Charles W. Wetmore, steamer, 22:349
Charlesworth, Hector, 14:449
Charlevoix, Pierre F. X. de, Jesuit explorer, 6:362, 23:239n, 23:243, 31:195

visit to Sioux, 8:233, 8:236
work reviewed, 5:492

Charlie, schooner, 46:55
Charlie's, restaurant, Minneapolis, 51:252
Charlottenburg, Washington County, German settlement, 24:271
Charlton, David, surveyor, 40:67
Charlton, Kandiyohi County, name, 40:68
Charnwood, Godfrey R. B., author, 5:464, 28:360
Charpentier, Celine, artist, 38:20n, 38:43, 38:52n, 38:62n, 38:85n, 38:215n, 39:23n, 39:64n
Charrette, Mrs. Antoine, 2:12
Charter, Mrs. Chester, speaker, 22:105, 25:313
Charter Oak Mining Company, Detroit (MI), 27:153
Charters, W. W., author/educator, 25:392, 63:210
Chartres, Duc de, 25:138
Charvat, Arthur, 44:30
Chase, A. F., 43:110
Chase, Alexander R.

with Cass expedition, 23:135, 23:239, 23:248, 23:328, 23:347
Sandy Lake map, 23:334

Chase, C. L.

banker, 2:125
lieutenant-governor, 2:138

Chase, Carlo, speaker, 17:484
Chase, Carroll, author, 26:174
Chase, Charles L.

legislator, 45:224
stage-line owner, 42:24
territorial secretary, 14:162, 14:163, 14:249, 36:9

Chase, Edna (daughter of Lewis and Louisa), 61:274, 61:276, 61:278, 61:282
Chase, George L. (Rev.), author, 5:474
Chase, Harold W., editor, 39:210
Chase, Heber, author, 21:369
Chase, Isabel (daughter of Lewis and Louisa), 61:274, 61:276, 61:278 See also Finnegan, Isabel Chase
Chase, John (Lt.), 25:29
Chase, Jonathan, log mark, 26:135
Chase, Josiah, 19:184n
Chase, Kelsey, 10:76
Chase, L. A., author, 1:337, 25:95
Chase, Lewis (Bert), resort owner/operator, 61:272–283, 61:276, 61:277, 61:278, 61:279, 61:280

depicted, 61:274, 61:275, 61:278

Chase, Loren (son of Lewis and Louisa), 61:274, 61:278, 61:279, 61:282
Chase, Louisa (Lottie) Hansen (Mrs. Lewis), resort owner/operator, 61:272–283, 61:276, 61:277, 61:278, 61:279, 61:280

depicted, 61:274, 61:275, 61:278

Chase, M. (Rev.), 29:215
Chase, Mary Ellen, author, 20:116

work reviewed, 21:70

Chase, Milan M., diaries, 20:195
Chase, Mrs. C. E., 17:119, 19:114
Chase, Nathan, attorney, 51:221, 51:222, 51:223, 51:231
Chase, Natica (daughter of Lewis and Louisa), 61:274
Chase, projected auto, 43:110
Chase, Ray P., 4:343, 4:465, 5:147, 5:155, 5:461, 11:31

author, 9:417
conservationist, 43:31
forest ranger, 54:135
politician, 51:172, 54:172
speaker, 5:108, 7:371, 8:269
work reviewed, 5:137

Chase, Richard, 45:212
Chase, Roe G., 3:243, 5:574, 9:258, 41:213

author, 1:236, 1:543, 6:74
editor, 38:305
speaker, 5:434, 7:358
work reviewed, 3:212–3:217

Chase, Salmon P.

attorney, 1:156, 1:158
politician, 23:261, 32:28
secretary of the treasury, 1:172, 1:174, 1:181, 2:336, 20:281, 20:284, 22:129, 23:135n, 37:330, 40:270n, 40:271
Supreme Court justice, 20:285

Chase, Stuart, author, 12:418, 54:66
Chase, Warren, steamboat captain, 33:15
Chase, Warren W., author, 7:91
Chase, Wayland J., author, 16:115
Chase, William M., artist, 50:277
Chase, William Sheafe, 51:215
Chase, Zina W., diary, 16:217, 17:54
Chase Corporation, 61:281, 61:282
Chase Hotel. See Hotel Chase, Walker; New Chase Hotel, Walker
Chase National Bank, New York City, 58:97
Chase on the Lake hotel, Walker, 61:282
Chase's Camp, St. Croix River, 9:189
Chase's Landing (WI), road, 40:245
Chaska, Carver County, 38:133, 38:135, 39:261

body-snatching incident, 49:333–49:337
Catholic mission, 8:273
county seat, 57:335
election, 28:33
ferry, 17:241
founded, 8:447
GAR post, 16:431
Germans, 24:214, 32:100, 34:240–34:242
history, 9:196
log cabins, 37:71
Moravians, 14:451, 20:100, 20:330, 24:84
name, 9:20
newspapers, 16:127, 16:493, 18:113, 27:327
railroads, 39:92, 61:254
river port, 11:132, 11:138
sugar-beet processing, 58:197
territorial newspapers, 56:224
townsites, 14:435, 40:74
trading post, 1:423n

Chaska, Sioux Indian, executed, 53:336
Chaska Thalbote, German paper, 35:328
Chaskay, Sioux Indian, 2:498
Chaskel, Ruth, author, 65:241n19
Chataba River, name, 4:417n
Chateau Thierry cemetery, France, 65:172
Chatelain, Verne E., 9:173, 9:400, 9:462, 10:47, 10:306, 10:335, 13:383, 14:329, 18:281, 22:316, 25:76

"The 1929 Annual Meeting of the Minnesota Historical Society," 10:53–10:60
assistant superintendent, 12:426
author, 23:85
"Federal Land Policy," 22:227–22:248
"The Public Land Officer," 12:379–12:389
reviews by, 9:397, 11:432–11:434, 23:161–23:163, 23:357–23:359, 25:69–25:71
speaker, 10:54, 10:74, 10:199, 10:201, 10:295, 13:280, 15:229

Chatfield, Andrew G.

Belle Plaine founder, 15:252, 28:260, 34:128
businessman, 52:137, 52:138
judge, 28:190, 37:333
letters, 12:192, 38:52
speaker, 22:254

Chatfield, Fillmore County

anti-abolition sentiment, 39:260
banks, 2:160, 13:117, 15:112, 16:364, 19:465, 29:203, 40:110, 40:112, 40:116, 40:118
centennial, 33:353
Civil War, 16:176, 38:67, 38:258, 38:273
county seat fight, 15:136, 16:127
creamery, 19:157n, 24:104
economy, 24:95–24:110, 29:229
ginseng trade, 41:257
history, 5:158, 11:113, 25:183, 30:52, 49:210
iron mining, 36:253
Lutheran church, 15:481
name, 28:190, 52:138
politics, 40:327n
records, 21:214, 24:89, 24:191, 24:383, 25:383
roads, 11:394, 11:399, 23:401
settlement, 44:196
stage lines, 11:398, 11:402, 11:406
territorial newspapers, 56:224
wheat market, 29:31

Chatfield, Frank, inventor, 28:190, 50:158, 50:159
Chatfield, Mrs. Edward C., 5:377, 5:510
Chatfield, William, 43:233
Chatfield Academy

curriculum, 14:148
history, 11:113, 14:147, 24:191

Chatfield Brass Band

album cover depicted, 57:105 (cover)
Music Lending Library, 57:132–133
sheet-music cover depicted, 57:133

Chatfield Commercial Club, 23:401, 24:96n
Chatfield Cooperative Creamery Association, 24:105
Chatfield Cooperative Livestock Association, 24:106n
Chatfield Democrat, pioneer newspaper, 14:403, 27:4–27:20

black suffrage and, 56:80

Chatfield Electric Light and Power Company, organized, 24:108
Chatfield Historical Society, 13:448, 16:240

meetings, 14:235, 14:456, 16:242

Chatfield News, newspaper

established, 14:397, 14:404
history, 18:114

Chatfield Railway Company, incorporated, 24:96
Chatfield Republican, newspaper, 14:183, 56:230
Chatham. See Lacy House
Chatham, Earl of, ministry, 4:233–4:235
Chatka (Left Hand), Sioux Indian, sketch, 2:532–2:537
Chattanooga, steamer, 59:147
Chattanooga, Winona County, 20:364
Chattanooga River Power Company, 54:259
Chattanooga (TN), 59:147

Civil War, 38:266–38:273, 59:145–146
newspaper, 22:422

Chattanooga (TN), battle, 63:228
Chaudiere Falls, Ottawa River, Quebec, 28:7, 28:10, 49:132
Chaurette, Simon, trader, 48:71n, 50:237n, 50:239
Chautauqua Circle, Montevideo, 48:77
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, 54:192

history, 16:30, 29:321, 32:177, 37:340
in Midwest, 31:57
in state prison, 29:321–29:333, 37:150

Cheadle, Walter B., Dr., 16:113, 21:204
Cheboygan (MI), mission, 10:112
Checkered Cloud (Mock-pe-en-dag-a-win), Sioux woman, 13:370, 13:372
Check List of Minnesota Public Documents, publication begun, 5:300
Cheechoo, Shirley, artist, 48:316
Che-en-u-wzhee-kaw (Standing Lodge), Winnebago Indian, 55:51, 55:52, 55:57
Cheesebro, Ferdinand, Mr. and Mrs., 59:338–339
Cheese making. See Dairy industry and dairying
Cheever, Harrison, letters, 14:216
Cheever, William A., St. Anthony pioneer, 19:141, 19:145, 24:127, 24:130, 27:312

mills, 15:350, 17:139, 17:147, 17:392, 29:265, 39:287

Cheever family, at St. Anthony, 14:216
Cheever tower, Minneapolis, 3:239, 27:287, 40:63, 40:64
Chemainus, British Columbia, mural, 53:233
Chemawa (OR), Indian schools, 51:97
Chemidlin, August N., sketch, 4:272
Chemith Press, 62:308
Cheneaux Islands, Lake Huron, 23:143n
Chenevert, Mrs. Charles, 14:435
Cheney, Charles B., author, 4:185, 4:468, 5:236, 6:217, 25:202, 28:73, 28:183, 33:158n, 33:162

journalist, 48:289

Cheney, E. G., author, 12:204, 15:358, 28:376, 30:68

work reviewed, 22:183

Cheney, Mary Moulton, designer, 50:42, 57:252, 62:308, 62:309

drawings depicted, 57:252, 62:309
quoted, 57:251–252

Cheney, Roberta C., work reviewed, 46:343
Cheney, William, meteorologist, 39:112
Cheney family, musicians, 22:114, 22:124
Chengwatana, Pine County, 5:198n, 5:308

German settlement, 31:224
ghost town, 34:358
Indian village, 37:104–105, 40:241, 40:243

Chengwatana Dam, Pine City, 43:315
Chequamegon Bay, Lake Superior (WI), 41:139

exploration, 14:342, 15:176, 15:317, 15:321, 15:324, 19:273, 23:242, 34:357
fur trade, 5:17, 8:236
Indian history, 45:35
mission, 12:353
Ojibway Indians/settlements, 43:176, 48:237, 48:240, 56:303, 56:304
post, 11:233, 11:244, 11:245, 12:352, 13:203, 19:287, 32:236

Cheritree and Farwell, St. Paul, 36:283
Chermak, John, speaker, 13:118
Chernick, Jack, author, 23:388
Cherny, Robert W., author, 49:258
Chernyaev, Anatoly, Soviet politician, 61:352
Cherokee County (IA), settlement, 10:455
Cherokee Heights, St. Paul, residences, 57:136, 57:137
Cherokee Indians, 41:338, 44:4

censuses, 52:125
fur trade, 40:205, 40:208
Hampton Institute students, 51:84
newspaper, 65:195
Prairie Island, 37:281
removal, 15:121, 37:271

Cherokee Lake, Cook County, forest fire, 36:134–36:136
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1831), 63:79n
Cherokee Park, St. Paul, 49:289
Cherokee Phoenix, newspaper, 65:195
Cherrier, Dennis, 8:42
Cherry, Alexander, 5:574
Cherry, Stuart, author, 3:224
Cherry Grove, Fillmore County

Pietenpol aircraft workshop, 59:47
post office, 12:433, 12:497

Chesapeake, captured frigate, 40:348–40:350
Chesapeake, side-wheel steamer, 64:68–69
Chesapeake, steamboat, 28:135
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, Lake Michigan ferry, 38:237
Chesley, Albert J., Dr., 9:258, 19:111, 34:35

author, 33:312

Chesley, Dora, 14:461
Chesley, Mrs. Albert J., speaker, 10:95
Chesnaye, Aubert de la, sketch, 9:156
Chess and Checkers Club, University of Minnesota, 52:169
Chessman, G. Wallace, author, 34:265
Chester

baseball club, 19:180
railroad stop, 12:49

Chester, Albert, geologist, 44:54
Chester, Job, family, 28:88
Chester, Joseph L. (Julian Cramer, pseud.), 22:14, 22:34
Chester, Lewis, work reviewed, 41:387
Chester Creek, Duluth, 54:149, 54:154
Chesterfield House, Alberta, trading post, 42:39
Chesterman, Mrs. G. S., author, 3:539
Chester Park, Duluth, 54:154, 54:162
Chester Realty Company, Minneapolis, advertisement depicted, 55:61
Chesterson, Thomas, cabin, 21:450
Chesterton, G. K., 14:448, 29:154
Chester Township, Red Lake County, history, 38:204
Chetanwekechetah, Sioux leader, 38:149
Chevalier, Cadet, trader, 15:432
Chevalier, Haakon, university professor, 60:186n
Chevalier, Paul, voyageur, 18:240
Chevallier, Charles, trader, 11:259
Chevallier family, traders, 11:258
Chevrolet Motor Company, race sponsor, 55:325
Chew, Anne C., editor, 24:157
Chew, Fielder B., attorney, 4:249
Chew, William, engineer, 62:237
Chewaynanee (Chewaywanee), Chippewa Indian, 9:327
Cheyenne, steamboat, 21:254, 21:259n, 21:261, 21:269, 21:271
Cheyenne American Fur Company, 13:222
Cheyenne-Fort Laramie-Deadwood Trail (Wyoming, South Dakota), map, 12:93
Cheyenne Indians, 11:209, 15:232, 16:89, 27:6, 39:342, 40:358

art, 41:148, 43:36
Clown Society, 51:288
Columbia River expedition, 7:245
consultants, 56:325
culture, 34:255, 39:259
customs, 53:249
hostilities, 42:47, 42:51, 42:52
Indian Congress, 65:21
music, 62:222
North Dakota, 35:339
portraits, 24:365
prisoners, 51:84, 58:225

Cheyenne River

trading post, 6:227
trail, 6:246

Cheyenne River Agency, interpreters, 51:86
Cheyenne River Community College (SD), 51:287
Cheyenne River Reservation, 52:199
Cheyney, Edward G., author, 1:319, 2:473, 10:353

speaker, 7:45

Cheyney, Edward P., work reviewed, 9:289
Chhour, Thaly, Khmer immigrant, 62:99–100
Chiang Kai-Shek, Chinese leader, 52:200
Chiat, Marilyn J., author, 50:132
Chibiabos, Chippewa leader, 15:315
Chi Bi Bi (Mary H. Barney), Ojibway, 48:157
Chicago, Burlington, and Northern Railway Company. See Burlington Lines
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 43:59, 54:26, 65:24 See also Burlington Lines

depicted, 64:213
in Iowa, 42:40
merger, 41:178, 41:188, 55:122–55:123, 55:132
presidents, 55:238–239
purchase, 2:304
Railway Post Office routes, 64:208
settlements, 55:204
sketch, 4:190, 10:214
struggle for control, 4:459

Chicago, Dubuque and Minnesota Railroad, relation to settlement, 58:67
Chicago, Fairchild and Eau Claire River Railway, founded, 51:79
Chicago, Fulton and Iowa Railroad, 36:256
Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railroad, 8:389, 57:391, 64:208 See also Milwaukee Road

depicted on map, 57:392
depots, 61:255, 61:257
employees, 58:291
freight service, 61:256
Hastings and Dakota division, 4:149n
history, 61:250
Iowa and Minnesota division, 2:107, 2:210
labor, 55:206
Martin County, 10:407
milling, effect of, 6:146
routes, 61:253, 61:254, 61:255, 61:256, 61:257
sketch, 10:215

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad, 41:347n, 42:273, 43:59 See also Milwaukee Road

history, 31:120

Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, 7:224, 8:275 See also Rock Island Lines

anniversary, 4:469, 5:75

Chicago, St. Paul, and Kansas City railroad, 63:16–17
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Omaha Railroad (Omaha Road), 19:113, 24:134n, 53:38, 57:198–210

anniversary, 12:327
demise, 57:209
ephemera depicted, 57:200, 57:201, 57:203, 57:205, 57:207
federalization, 57:206
fire relief, 48:281
history, 53:38, 57:198–210
labor and strikes, 57:207–208
locomotives, 36:321
mergers, 18:220, 36:71
passenger service, 57:203, 57:207
Railway Post Office routes, 64:208, 64:212
rates, 57:205
regulation, 57:204–57:205, 57:207
routes, 61:255, 61:256, 61:257
Russian corps, 38:311, 38:313, 38:315n
safety record, 57:202
settlement, effect on, 57:201
trains, track, depot, and crew depicted, 57:198–210

Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas City Railroad, 57:203
Chicago Academy of Sciences, 23:370
Chicago and North Western (Omaha) Railroad, 11:181n, 17:345, 22:267, 24:97, 35:15n, 35:21, 53:319, 57:200, 57:207, 57:208, 57:209

bridges, 51:155
granger road, 43:59
high-speed train, 48:176
history, 25:196, 28:303, 29:170, 30:146, 33:219, 36:105, 53:35
immigration promoted, 42:224
land sales, 24:177, 27:355
line abandonments, 55:316
lines, 51:146
in literature, 54:325
museum, 18:472
Railway Post Office routes, 64:208, 64:210, 64:212–213
section house depicted, 55:310
settlement promoted, 58:19
sketch, 10:214
town platting, 43:119
transportation for colonists, 9:335

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. See also Rock Island Lines

excursions, 56:205

Chicago Art Institute, students, 51:128 (facing)
Chicago Bay, Lake Superior, fishing, 33:256
Chicago Board of Trade, 39:99, 39:100
Chicago Bridge and Iron Company. See CBI, Inc.
Chicago Choir Opera Company, 33:321
Chicago Conservator, black newspaper, 43:186, 43:287
Chicago Cubs, professional baseball team, 59:166, 59:167
Chicago Eckersalls, professional football team, 59:167
Chicago Exchange, wheat pricing, 57:88
Chicago Giants, professional baseball team, 59:167
Chicago Great Western Railroad, 25:92, 27:352, 35:21, 43:39, 49:219, 52:315, 57:200, 57:203, 57:208, 63:16, 63:17

built, 33:226, 36:321, 61:257
history, 33:356, 34:214, 35:45, 36:33, 36:105, 49:120, 53:38
lift bridge depicted, 53:129 (cover)

Chicago Historical Society, 1:5, 2:97, 26:265

activities, 2:198
anniversaries, 27:354, 35:147
building, 9:413
collections, 17:221, 17:464, 36:280, 56:430
lectures, 1:144, 1:401

Chicago House, Taylor's Falls, 8:310
Chicago (IL). See also Chicago World's Fair (1893)

19th century, 20:403, 21:18, 23:87, 23:165, 24:128, 25:106, 27:281, 36:295, 37:178, 40:129, 40:273, 40:275, 40:277, 40:278
1829, 8:340
1919 race riots, 55:71
1948 Railroad Fair, 63:209
advertising agencies, 57:23, 57:26
African-American music, 54:140
air service, 50:87, 50:94
art schools, 56:380
auto race, 26:20
banks, 42:274, 42:275, 42:276
blacks, 55:206, 56:62
child labor, 51:53
city planning, 33:333, 49:282, 49:283
Civil War and, 53:212
clothing industry, 55:168
Columbia River Historical Expedition program, 65:21
commercial architecture, 52:36
cultural center, 26:73, 28:107
Democratic party, 55:60
depicted, 17:221, 19:421
described, 16:36, 17:41, 20:130, 23:348, 25:369, 30:141, 40:76, 54:332, 58:274
Duluth and, 33:65–33:67, 37:92, 37:93, 37:100, 37:112, 37:116, 37:117, 38:386, 39:66
early printing, 15:l4, 16:111
electric power, 53:84
Episcopalians, 55:26
ethnic groups, 23:381, 25:394, 26:251, 27:210, 30:28, 30:189, 32:104, 32:168, 34:353, 43:76, 50:65
expositions, 12:188, 26:252
film production, 54:352
fire, 1:377, 10:84, 24:116, 28:186, 35:153, 64:120
foreign elements, 3:406
fort, 15:380, 40:184
frontier era, 16:90
frontier land investment, 53:216
fur trade, 15:423, 17:335, 19:299, 34:104, 40:219
Germans, 56:379
grain trade, 10:332, 52:40
Great Lakes Training Center, 55:100
Haymarket bombing/riot, 18:140n, 51:144
highways, 5:461
immigrant agents, 13:40
industries, 23:324, 40:125, 40:127
Kinetoscope exhibitions, 54:344
Levee district, 51:291
libraries, 55:125
mail route, 40:85, 40:87
mandolin manufacturing, 57:220
mapmakers, 49:211
market center, 26:115, 26:118, 26:125, 29:2, 29:7, 34:17, 34:24, 34:25, 39:68, 39:69, 40:232
meat packing, 57:158
meatpacking industry, 55:379
militia, 2:329n, 2:355n
milling center, 10:179
music publishing, 44:123, 44:125, 44:127
name, 14:376
National Archives regional office, 57:165
Norwegian Club, 57:75
Norwegians, 51:164
parkways, 58:43
playground parks, 58:54
Poles, 58:17, 58:19
political conventions, 5:548, 5:553, 6:110, 8:150, 8:161, 8:168, 9:279, 9:in 1839, 35:64, 35:66, 35:67, 35:75, 39:102–39:104
port, 36:69
postwar housing shortage, 56:56
printers, 54:306, 54:307
Pullman Company, 55:213
rail center, 15:474, 21:239
rail lines, 58:278
railroad strikes, 57:207
reform movements, 51:203
sketch, 7:252
skid row survey, 58:301
socialist clubs, 52:88, 52:90
stockyards, 5:493
strikes, 36:121, 36:122, 53:326
Swedish-American art shows, 55:80
Swedish-language newspapers, 55:78
transportation, 2:267, 4:219, 4:291, 5:521, 6:144, 6:145, 7:225, 7:226, 7:366, 8:156
Twin Cities and, 7:228–7:230
Underground Railway, 57:127
unions, 57:423
visitors' accounts, 14:448
war records, 25:93
women journalists, 56:5

Chicago International Film Festival, 51:323
Chicagoland Music Festival, 57:234
Chicago Land Society. See Chicago Landverein
Chicagoland Tower Records Stores, promotional items, 58:33
Chicago Landverein (Chicago Land Society), 1:431n, 5:201n, 16:363, 19:472, 21:111, 31:24, 45:112, 56:346

activities, 27:268, 36:327

Chicago Leland Giants, professional baseball team, 59:165, 59:166, 59:167, 59:168, 59:172
Chicago Lithographing Company, work depicted, 59:318
Chicago Plan, proponents, 58:43
Chicago River

canoe route, 3:321
portage, 4:314

Chicago Society of Etchers, 64:235, 64:243
Chicago Theological Seminary, 11:94, 15:223, 16:313
Chicago Tyre Spring Company, 18:149
Chicago World's Fair (1893). See World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago (1893)
Chicanos. See Mexican Americans
Chickamauga (GA), battle, 38:258, 38:267–38:273, 57:80–81, 59:145
Chickasaw Indians, 15:121
Chicken, Fred, athlete, 59:170
Chicken pox, among settlers, 47:23
Chicken Shack, Minneapolis, workers depicted, 57:421
Chicoine, Stephen, author, work reviewed, 60:168
Chidester, Ann, author, 31:129, 31:139, 31:145, 37:3n
Chief, steamboat, 3:280, 3:281
Chief Joseph, 65:18–19, 65:23
Chief of Duluth, lake steamer, 50:272, 50:273
Chieftain of Winnipeg, steamboat, voyage described, 24:278–24:286
The Chief That Speaks, Ojibway leader. See Okee-makee-quid
Chievitz, Niels, World War II combatant, 60:269
Child, Brenda J., historian, 62:62, 62:225

"Ojibwe People and World War II," 61:196–207
work reviewed, 56:96–97, 56:459–460

Child, James E., author, 23:303
Child, Lydia M., feminist, 30:251
Child, Sargent B., editor, 24:361
Child, Sherman W., 49:108n
Childbirth, 35:108, 61:231–232, 61:243n
Childers, Fred C., newspaper editor, 58:139
Child Psychology Study Circle, St. Paul, 15:140
Children. See also Child welfare; Journal Junior

1920s, 53:165
adopted children depicted, 51:50
in advertising, 54:96 (facing)
African American music and, 54:140
in art, 54:97 (cover)
Bardo community, Canada, depicted, 57:365
book publishing, 51:40, 54:241 (facing), 54:325–326, 54:327, 55:4, 55:8, 57:284–294, 57:287
at camp, 58:68–58:69, 58:72, 58:73, 58:76, 58:83
camp housing, 58:68–81
captivities, 53:336–337
Christmas, 53:296, 53:300, 53:304
clubs, 50:56–50:59
and coffee drinking, 63:193–194, 63:201n
Communist newspapers, 58:169
depicted, 44:41 (cover), 44:154, 44:292, 45:58, 45:59, 45:64, 45:65, 45:69, 47:186, 50:54, 51:50, 52:64, 52:151, 53:77, 53:123, 53:293 (cover), 55:139, 55:141, 55:143, 55:144, 55:145, 55:146, 55:149, 55:172–55:173
depicted with dogs, 63:130, 63:215
as domestics, 56:215–217
East Grand Forks, 51:294
education, 44:287, 54:324–325, 55:139, 55:140, 55:141, 55:142, 55:143, 55:144, 55:145, 55:146, 55:148, 55:149, 56:34, 56:39, 56:40
in family portraits, 52:67, 52:75, 56:454
farm production and, 54:51–52
food conservation efforts during World War I, 59:274–275, 59:282
frontier, 51:125, 53:81–82
as gardeners, 53:76
health, 53:192
hospitals, 56:147
Indian boarding schools, 58:224–58:239
Indian children, 48:241, 48:244, 53:163, 53:212, 56:459
infant mortality, 54:102
juvenile reform schools, 63:132–143
labor and labor laws, 41:229–41:236, 44:291, 44:292, 47:312, 52:216, 58:126
as library users, 49:258
literature, 44:239, 44:249–44:254, 44:314, 47:217, 50:46–50:62, 54:94, 54:97, 54:241 (facing)
mandolin clubs, 57:217 (cover), 57:220, 57:230, 57:232
in Mesabi Iron Range Strike of 1916, 65:95
in mining areas, 49:242, 49:243
in Minneapolis, 51:42, 51:43, 51:45, 51:46, 51:47, 51:48, 51:49, 51:50, 51:51, 51:52, 51:53, 51:54
motion pictures and, 51:203, 51:205
in North Dakota, 55:169
orphans and orphanages, 54:145 (cover), 57:368–57:372, 57:374–57:379
orphan trains, 55:182
parks, 58:55
photo albums/scrapbooks, 55:93 (facing), 58:5
picnics, 54:156
playground movement, 58:55
Polish folk dress, 58:26
population, 44:287, 44:288
quilt depicted, 55:285 (facing)
at Red Lake, 51:305
rehabilitation, 51:288
reminiscences, 47:141–47:153, 47:257
Scandinavian children, 57:361
settlement houses, 45:58–45:69
sex education, 47:303
shoes depicted, 56:409 (facing), 56:415, 56:418, 56:419
sports, 47:315, 55:333 (cover)
theater and, 53:172, 53:243, 53:249–250, 54:144
toys depicted, 53:292 (facing)
transportation depicted, 53:340 (facing)
welfare recipients, 53:165
World War II letters, 56:97

Children's Aid Society, anniversary, 7:301
Children's Aid Society, New York City, history, 39:125
Children's Bureau, 59:244–245
Children's Home Society of Minnesota, 4:174, 38:82, 38:83n

St. Paul, 56:105, 56:110

Children's Hospital, Minneapolis, 39:17n
Children's Hospital, St. Paul, 34:314, 63:34
Children's Protective Society, Minneapolis, 51:51
Children's Service, Minneapolis, 52:117
Children's Service, St. Paul, 21:343, 21:455
Children's Theatre Company, Minneapolis, 51:234, 61:350
Childress, A. B., speaker, 14:461
Childs, ----, Dr., 2:25
Childs, B. F., photographer, 21:317, 34:177 (cover)

work depicted, 52:279

Childs, Cephas G. Company, lithographers, 57:36
Childs, Chandler C., work reviewed, 49:346
Childs, Clarence H., 18:128n, 18:146
Childs, Donald, 10:336
Childs, Dudley R., 33:290n
Childs, George E., career, 18:211
Childs, George F., Dr., 21:329
Childs, James B., author, 4:164

review by, 43:73

Childs, Marquis W., author, 10:215, 34:84

columnist, 55:161
work reviewed, 48:126

Childs, Missouri Stockwell (Mrs.Dudley R.), 33:285, 33:290n
Childs, Nellie, 21:219
Child welfare, 46:194

adoptions, 51:50, 65:229–241
black orphanages, 56:104–112
Canada, 49:4n
child labor reform, 51:52
court actions, 51:51
foster homes, 49:2–49:13, 65:239n2
history, 53:249–250
indenture system, 49:4, 49:5, 49:8, 49:11, 49:12
Indian orphanages, 58:191–192
labor regulations, 18:332, 21:374
legislation, 49:4, 49:9, 58:126, 59:239
Minneapolis, 51:43, 51:45, 51:47, 51:48, 51:49, 51:50, 58:297
Minnesota, 20:88, 30:245, 39:11, 39:15–39:17
New York, 17:111, 39:125
orphan asylums, 49:3n, 55:380
playground movement, 58:54
reform struggle, 39:26
St. Paul, 48:16, 57:368
state school, 49:2–49:13
at White Earth, 48:167, 48:168

Child Welfare Commission, 59:238–239, 59:240
Chile

copper, 52:239
German immigrants, 5:193

Chilson, Herman P., author, 40:313, 41:199
Chilton, Edward, 41:251, 41:252, 41:256
Chilton, Joseph B., 41:251, 41:252, 41:256
Chimney Rock (NE), 40:195
Chin, Harry, 63:326, 63:328, 63:331
Chin, Leeann Wai-hing, 57:104
Chin, Moy Sing Wone, 57:179
China. See also Chinese people

1910 revolution, 57:179
commercial ties with United States, 54:24
communist takeover, 54:185
exclusion question, 7:158, 49:295, 57:166, 57:167, 57:168, 57:173, 57:174
fur market, 40:157, 40:179, 40:182n, 40:208, 40:217
ginseng market, 34:146n, 41:249, 41:262–41:264, 41:265, 41:266
immigrants and emigrants, 7:160, 54:224, 54:225, 54:226, 57:161 (cover), 57:168, 57:172
Japan, war with, 54:31
missionary activities, 1:396, 52:200, 54:230
Nixon's visit (1972), 62:245 (cover), 62:245 (facing)
shoe exports, 56:418
trade, 40:406, 41:183, 41:185, 41:186
U.S. aid, 53:150
women's collections, 52:115
World War II, 51:252

China, steamship, 40:278
China National Aviation Corporation, 26:6
Chinard, Gilbert, editor, 14:221, 20:67

work reviewed, 18:86

Chinato Club, St. Paul, uniform depicted, 42:27
Chinese Americans

discrimination against, 54:227, 54:228, 54:229, 54:232, 54:233
Minneapolis, 54:223–233

Chinese Eastern Railway, 38:321
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, 54:229, 62:103
Chinese Lantern restaurant, Duluth, 63:218
Chinese Nationalist League of America, St. Paul, 57:175–57:176, 57:177
Chinese people, 7:161 See also China

Duluth, 55:328
horticulture, 24:259
incense urn depicted, 56:1 (facing)
Mankato, 56:412
military language school, 45:283
Minneapolis, 54:328
Minneapolis businesses, 53:212 (facing)
Minnesota, 57:161 (facing)
Nagasaki, 38:321, 38:324
names, 57:164
North Dakota, 51:126
prejudice against, 56:331
restaurants, 53:212 (facing), 56:42–43, 57:170
St. Paul, 57:168, 57:169, 57:171, 57:173, 57:174–57:179
women, 57:171–172
women's tunic depicted, 57:161 (facing)

Chinese Presbyterian Church, San Francisco, 54:227
Chinese War Relief, 23:21
Chinn, E. Bertha, 10:448
Chinn, Margaret Woo, 54:230
Chinook, language, 13:91
Chipewyan Indians, 40:160
Chipman, Frederick J., author, 30:55
Chippewa, steamboat, 13:234, 13:238
Chippewa Agency, agents, 56:408 (facing)
Chippewa City, Chippewa County

county seat fight, 17:235, 26:392
land office, 48:74
mill, 48:74

Chippewa City, Cook County, 55:256, 61:203
Chippewa Claims Commission, reports, 45:303
Chippewa County

agriculture, 14:353
archives, 22:100
boundaries, 4:140n, 4:244
county seat, 17:235, 26:392
ethnic settlements, 12:261, 12:275n, 13:427, 18:338, 28:121, 28:124, 28:126, 29:87, 35:33, 35:90, 36:104, 53:217, 53:219
fair, 18:466
Farmer-Labor club, 38:303
grasshopper plague, 10:288
history, 1:410, 2:184, 3:104, 3:326, 5:243, 16:127, 40:47, 48:79, 53:39
Lutheran church, 13:116, 14:451
Minnesota statehood centennial celebration, 14:353
Mormons, 36:292, 36:293
notes, 7:300, 7:372, 8:312
Pioneer Association, 18:222
settlement, 10:68, 10:285, 48:74, 48:75
war history committee, 23:390, 25:96

Chippewa County Agricultural and Mechanical Association, 48:78
Chippewa County Bank, Montevideo, 48:75, 48:77
Chippewa County Historical Society, 22:445, 30:399, 39:300

archives, 20:455
excavation projects, 21:207, 21:334, 21:435, 21:443, 22:210, 23:50, 27:360
exhibits, 17:355, 17:481, 22:215, 30:165
meetings, 19:115, 20:95, 21:107, 22:105, 22:339, 23:193, 24:85, 25:96, 25:208, 25:312, 25:406, 28:85, 29:178, 29:273, 29:361, 30:78, 30:276
museum, 18:222, 18:334, 18:463, 19:230, 19:359, 20:210, 26:89, 26:178, 26:283, 26:392, 27:75, 27:171, 27:263–27:265, 27:359, 28:295, 28:386
organized, 17:231, 18:62
tour, 20:351

Chippewa County (MI)

historical society, 24:377, 24:379
history, 8:437
officials, 50:26
territorial boundaries, 26:362

Chippewa County (WI), trial courts, 36:275
Chippewa Falls, Pope County, history, 16:305, 16:468
Chippewa Falls, steamboat, 12:210, 19:391n
Chippewa Falls (WI)

football team, 59:169
Indian agency, 11:326
lumbering, 27:194, 27:196, 27:197
power company, 35:381
river port, 11:211

Chippewa Heritage Publication, 54:96
Chippewa Indian Cooperative Marketing Association, 17:472
Chippewa-Lac qui Parle State Park, 16:192

archaeology, 21:207, 21:334, 21:434
historical meeting, 16:302

Chippewa Lake, Douglas County, depicted, 48:162
Chippewa Land District, surveyed, 26:78, 26:224
Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company, mills, 2:437
Chippewa National Forest, 23:67, 48:115, 48:118 See also Minnesota National Forest

described, 11:215, 51:58
established, 42:242–42:257, 44:28, 44:178, 48:109
history, 16:101, 24:81, 30:389, 34:264, 35:245, 35:338
recreation, 57:212
tree planting, 47:118

Chippewa Norwegian Lutheran Church, Brandon, 6:218
Chippewa (Ojibway, Ojibwe) Indians, 7:51 See also Anishinaabe Indians; Chippewa (Ojibway, Ojibwe) treaties; Minnesota Chippewa Tribe; Missions and missionaries; Mixed-bloods; Ojibway-Dakota warfare; Ojibway (Ojibwe, Chippewa) Indians; Ojibway (Ojibwe, Chippewa) language; Ojibwe Resource Unit; specific reservations

agencies and agents, 5:145, 6:73, 8:109, 8:298, 12:84, 17:336, 18:48, 20:193, 32:88, 35:23
agriculture, 51:160
animal symbols, 9:328
annuities, 2:538, 3:306, 4:370, 4:373n, 13:101, 16:296, 17:338, 21:315, 24:18–24:20, 29:198
artifacts, 23:188, 36:284, 37:307
assimilation policy, 54:236–237
bibliography, 3:465
Britain, 25:297
burial customs, 4:384
Canada, 14:337, 17:345, 35:377, 54:283
census, 11:206, 12:26, 15:196, 16:97, 23:329–23:331
ceremonies, 52:126
characterized, 7:355, 10:197, 24:282–24:284, 27:289–27:291, 32:84, 33:274, 37:106
clothing, 20:199, 33:227
Columbia River expedition, 7:245
conflicts with Sioux (Dakota), 51:286
crafts, 11:447, 18:323, 18:333, 22:59, 23:288, 25:87, 28:193, 30:392, 39:171
craftswoman depicted, 55:1 (cover)
cultural history, 54:236
customs, 2:283, 6:346, 6:349, 8:98, 10:328, 11:209, 13:107, 17:109, 19:457, 22:334, 24:54, 24:262, 29:131, 35:244, 37:79, 37:86, 37:347, 38:191, 40:358, 54:85
damages claims, 52:3–15
dances, 4:386, 5:509, 9:69, 9:255, 9:266, 9:321
depicted, 14:330, 15:117, 20:54, 20:57, 20:445, 21:156, 23:94, 23:154, 26:174, 27:77, 32:161, 33:20, 33:74, 33:75, 33:105, 33:108, 35:277, 37:263, 37:348, 52:2–3
diseases, 9:328
dwellings, 3:470
family history, 54:287
food, 23:330–23:332
fur trade, 9:248
games, 4:389, 5:509, 17:115, 37:347
geographic names, 1:540
Grand Portage, 5:18, 5:19, 5:24, 5:25, 5:58
Hampton Institute students and graduates, 51:83, 51:84, 51:86, 51:87, 51:88–51:89, 51:90, 51:91–51:98, 51:93, 51:94, 51:98
in "Hiawatha," 8:422
history, 2:191, 3:321, 5:224, 5:353, 5:366, 5:383, 5:441, 7:368, 10:329, 12:68, 16:452, 28:77, 29:66, 37:174, 40:42, 40:47, 54:142, 54:376
hostilities, 12:202, 14:332, 17:154, 22:88, 24:143–24:148, 24:180, 27:8, 28:77, 28:212–28:214, 29:238, 30:387, 33:278, 38:131, 38:132n, 38:275
Illinois, 36:191
industries, 7:365
Lake Superior Region, 5:34, 5:146
lands and treaties, 2:435, 2:477, 11:445, 18:306, 20:83, 24:262, 34:311, 35:49, 51:287, 52:5, 52:15
leaders, 21:285, 55:44
legends and myths, 4:181, 4:182, 4:280, 8:103, 10:83, 10:343, 12:215–12:225, 13:331, 27:254, 27:357, 32:126, 35:143, 36:75, 37:235–37:254, 38:192, 40:358, 52:126
literature, 52:126–127
lumber contract, 3:120
maple-sugar making, 14:383, 30:261
medicine, 11:58, 15:121, 16:343, 16:475, 17:392, 21:416, 27:341, 27:351, 28:375, 33:91, 35:44, 35:244, 37:182, 39:84
Mille Lacs, 9:264
missions, 7:62–7:65, 7:280, 7:287, 7:360, 8:249, 8:273, 9:176, 10:75, 10:107, 10:116, 10:117, 10:120, 10:448, 11:94, 11:305, 12:205, 14:55–14:58, 15:354, 15:466, 16:97, 16:216, 16:469, 18:197, 18:268, 19:379, 19:457, 20:78, 20:310–20:313, 20:431, 21:414, 22:200, 23:402, 24:262, 26:275, 26:388, 31:54, 33:60, 33:185, 34:131, 34:305, 36:192, 36:319, 39:301–39:310, 40:146, 54:81
music, 3:376, 4:181, 4:459, 8:200, 12:199, 12:326, 24:71, 26:275, 27:65, 27:161, 29:86, 32:58, 32:124, 33:312, 35:244
narratives, 52:126, 52:203
Nett Lake, 4:180
North Dakota, 35:339
at Pembina, 6:239–6:241
place names, 21:346, 21:348, 25:304, 28:374, 30:331
plants, use of, 10:440
poetry, 3:100, 33:90
prisoners, taking of, 54:106
raids, 2:587
religion, 4:375, 51:159–160
reservations, 2:205, 4:84, 4:468, 6:297, 10:161, 11:320, 11:332, 12:205, 13:114, 20:442, 22:220, 23:13, 27:358, 28:374, 29:169, 35:235, 35:380, 38:335, 40:42, 40:148
Rice Lake, 9:327n
St. Paul, 55:139, 55:140
Sandy Lake, 7:316n, 7:319, 7:320, 7:323, 7:325, 8:118, 9:319–9:330
saulteurs, 5:35n
schools, 16:333, 19:132n, 33:73, 33:74, 33:105–33:111, 35:138, 35:338
Snake River, 52:40
source material, 25:183, 29:101, 38:335, 40:409
sugar camps, 8:253, 9:254
threatened uprising, 1862, 4:72, 9:201, 9:251, 9:252, 9:253, 9:261, 10:121–10:123
villages, 5:213
whites and, 1:410, 4:374, 4:381, 4:390, 5:125, 6:281, 7:118, 7:144, 8:297, 8:446, 9:20, 54:126
wild rice cultivation, 14:381, 17:472, 21:100, 21:325, 22:438, 23:181, 34:172, 35:155, 37:183, 51:195
Winnebago, war with, 8:261
women's handicrafts, 52:115
World War I veterans, 54:124

Chippewa (Ojibway, Ojibwe) treaties, 20:80, 21:315, 27:289, 29:233, 34:355, 35:49, 49:280, 53:101

1820, 23:145–23:147
1825, 10:329
1826, 4:349, 31:96, 31:97
1827, 63:54
1836, 4:370n
1837, 5:279, 9:159, 10:158n, 10:329, 14:352, 15:426, 16:454, 18:161n, 20:120, 23:85, 24:16, 29:232, 41:362, 42:124, 42:129, 42:232, 43:234, 45:25, 49:278, 52:150, 56:169, 57:321, 57:322
1838, 58:255
1842, 41:139n, 45:23, 45:26, 45:27, 45:29, 49:278
1847, 16:333
1851, 5:238, 6:244, 10:75, 15:282–15:300, 23:85, 38:1–38:10, 49:189n
1854, 5:26, 12:384, 29:233, 34:177, 39:309, 43:175–43:185, 44:43, 44:47–44:49, 56:255, 59:230
1855, 19:384n, 25:315, 28:205, 29:35n, 29:233, 39:309, 46:48, 50:196, 57:322
1861, 15:294
1862, 39:259
1863, 1:228, 10:80, 11:216, 12:203, 14:350, 14:438, 15:84, 15:282–15:300, 18:209, 38:70
1864, 6:73, 9:326, 15:295–15:297, 15:299, 44:280, 50:203
1871, 10:90, 41:17
1889, 41:61
treaty rights, 57:321–322
Wisconsin, 47:79

Chippewa Outfit, 42:133, 42:134, 42:135
Chippewa Region Historical Society, 18:222, 18:441, 25:406

organized, 18:62, 18:109

Chippewa River (MN), 14:362, 21:162, 56:41

Big Bend, 10:280, 10:281, 10:282
depicted, 48:78
explored, 5:259, 8:69
lumbering, 2:437, 7:355, 7:367, 42:139

Chippewa River Valley, sawmill, 57:203
Chippewa River (WI), 12:200 See also Chippewa Valley (WI)

as boundary, 50:319
fur trade, 46:172, 48:316
lumbering, 16:479, 21:55, 22:95, 26:132, 27:191–27:202, 30:71, 30:243, 34:35, 39:211
steamboating, 11:211, 15:125, 26:272, 28:92

Chippewa-Sioux boundary line, 6:404

mapped, 21:83
surveyed, 13:426, 14:93, 18:207
in Wisconsin, 12:434

Chippewa-Sioux warfare, 2:519, 2:525, 2:569, 3:59, 3:83, 4:142, 4:154, 5:34n, 5:144, 5:580, 6:165, 6:171, 6:175, 6:273, 6:274, 6:351, 8:32, 8:73, 8:118–8:120, 8:248, 9:184, 9:251, 9:329, 10:120, 10:374 See also Dakota (Sioux) Indians; Ojibway-Dakota warfare; Sioux (Dakota) Indians

attempts to check, 5:280, 6:182, 9:249, 9:260
battles and campaigns, 1:327, 2:55, 2:210, 2:212, 2:288, 2:537–2:541, 2:558–2:561, 2:563, 3:39, 3:83, 3:318, 4:92, 4:180, 5:323, 5:358, 5:394, 5:525, 6:352, 6:409, 7:296, 7:300, 7:316n, 8:313, 9:257, 9:320–9:326, 9:328n, 9:415, 10:169, 11:225, 12:454, 13:100, 13:443, 14:116, 18:404, 20:457, 24:11–24:25, 25:160, 27:296, 30:214, 30:396, 35:269, 35:337, 35:384, 37:68, 37:88, 37:138
effects, 5:35, 5:36, 5:37, 5:38
Fort Snelling, 21:79, 24:11, 25:272, 30:213n, 31:216
fur trade and, 6:342, 19:276, 20:7
history, 6:41–6:45, 16:251, 18:184, 21:325, 21:401, 28:77, 51:61, 51:163
Lake Superior area, 12:353, 18:237
legends, 2:510–2:513, 17:440
Morrison County, 21:337
peace negotiations, 2:213, 23:328, 23:334, 23:337, 23:339, 25:396, 31:96, 32:231, 35:105, 39:302
Roseau Valley, 24:324–24:326
Rum River, 15:280, 15:479, 19:105, 21:167n
St. Paul, 15:306n, 16:280, 19:140n, 28:138, 29:35
source material, 14:215, 20:327, 21:31, 35:335, 40:262
Stillwater, 15:280, 21:167n

Chippewa Station, Douglas County

garrison, 38:280
relay station, 38:64, 38:66, 38:67

Chippewa Valley Museum (WI)

exhibitions, 53:339
publications, 54:288

Chippewa Valley (WI), 12:191 See also Chippewa River (WI)

history, 22:206
Indian communities, 53:339
lumber industry, 1:326, 4:79, 7:354, 24:261, 27:197–27:199, 28:182, 32:188, 32:252, 37:185, 53:252, 54:288
township plats, 8:203

Chiropractic and chiropractors, 59:200–212

criminal prosecutions, 59:205, 59:207, 59:211n
education, 59:202, 59:204, 59:206, 59:207, 59:208, 59:209, 59:212n
regulatory laws, 59:205–208

Chiropractic Examiners Board. See Minnesota State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Chiropractic Institute and College, St. Paul, 59:203
Chisago City

Booster Club, 47:336
described, 55:22, 55:25, 55:27
history, 27:175, 47:336
Lutheran church, 43:262, 43:263, 43:265, 43:266
maps depicted, 55:23–24
settlement, 43:258, 43:269
sketch, 5:617
Swedish settlement, 23:88, 34:164, 39:131
townsite, 22:99, 55:22, 55:23, 55:31
Vilhelm Moberg statue, 55:373

Chisago County

bicentennial, 44:159
census (1865), 56:148
churches, 43:260–43:267, 43:262–43:268, 55:28
courthouse, 48:329
ethnic maps, 43:260–43:261
frontier road, 40:239, 40:242
genealogy sources, 50:336
ginseng trade, 41:257
history, 3:478, 23:187, 23:400, 24:190, 29:178, 36:195, 43:79, 53:222
immigration promoted, 42:224
local history activities, 8:55
newspapers, 56:395
nursing home, 38:377
physicians, 19:463
politics, 36:308
poor farm, 38:369n, 38:374
settler's cabin depicted, 55:30–31
state parks, 56:258
Swedish settlements, 17:399, 17:400, 17:404, 24:79, 31:27, 35:337, 36:240, 41:101, 43:255–43:269, 46:303, 48:180, 48:323, 49:35, 53:338, 55:17, 55:23, 55:25, 55:26, 55:27–55:31, 55:373, 56:72
World War I, 2:384, 3:104, 4:209

Chisago County Bank, 2:155n, 2:160
Chisago County Cooperative Store, Lindstrom, 62:35–36
Chisago County Historical Society, 18:334, 23:398, 24:85, 25:96

meetings, 28:196, 29:178

Chisago County Press (Lindstrom), newspaper, 16:246, 29:175, 56:395

Sunbonnet Babies advertising, 62:35–36

Chisago House, Taylors Falls, 17:283
Chisago Lake, Chisago County

described, 17:400, 31:27, 55:25, 55:27
history, 36:195
Lutheran church, 24:190, 25:314
settlements, 43:169, 43:257, 43:259,