N–Index

N. B. Shank Company, Biwabik, logging camp depicted, 48:216
N. Ludington and Company, Chicago, 40:113
NAACP. See National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Naas, David L., regional center director, 44:30, 44:304

"Recollections of Rural Revolt," 44:304–44:308
work reviewed, 49:163, 49:258

Nabhan, Gary Paul, 51:324

work reviewed, 52:39

Nabisco. See National Biscuit Company
Nachbar, C. A., 12:454, 18:334
Nachtrieb, Henry F., 21:209, 28:286

biologist, 37:29
photographer, 35:272–35:274, 35:277

Nadig, Henry, vehicle builder, 43:94
Nadouessi Indians. See Dakota (Sioux) Indians; Sioux (Dakota) Indians
Naegele, Henry, diary, 21:204
Naegele, Lambert, newspaper publisher, 34:130

in Sioux (Dakota) War, 14:217

Naeseth, Christian Andrew George. See Newmann, C. A. George
Naeseth, Franz, author, 20:468
Naeseth, Henriette C. K.

review by, 33:349
work reviewed, 33:40

Naess, Harald, translator, 49:122

work reviewed, 45:204–45:205

Naess, Ole H., sketch, 10:316n
Naff, Alixa, author, 50:168
NAFTA. See North American Free Trade Agreement
Naftalin, Arthur E., 25:191, 46:88, 46:90, 54:11, 56:53, 56:62, 56:406–407

author, 25:202, 43:91, 46:338, 47:160
in DFL party, 49:159, 59:251, 59:255
editor, 33:312
in Hubert Humphrey mayoralty campaign, 46:90, 46:91, 46:95, 46:97, 46:99
review by, 35:41
speaker, 36:108, 37:135
"The Tradition of Protest," 35:53–35:63

Nafziger, Ralph O., author, 27:270
Naganub, Antoine (nephew), Ojibway, 46:293
Naganub, Antoine (Sitawash) (uncle), Ojibway, 46:293
Naganub, Isabella, 46:293
Naganub, Joseph (Mingogijigweb), Ojibway, 46:293
Na-ga-nub (Foremost Sitter), Ojibway leader, 46:293
Nagasaki, Japan

atomic bombing, 63:331
Russian railway corps in, 38:316–38:324

Nagel, Arend J., Dutch pioneer, 28:121, 28:123, 28:124
Nagel, Berend, Mr. and Mrs., Dutch pioneers, 28:122
Nagel, Derk, 28:122
Nagel, Diana, 28:122
Nagel, Gerrit, 28:122
Nagel, Gunther W., Dr., work reviewed, 40:309
Nagel, Mrs. Arend J., Dutch pioneer, 28:122
Naginowenah (Spirit of the Moon/Mary Keeiyah) (Mrs. Philander Prescott)

acculturation, 63:59–60, 63:67
ancestors, 63:126
at Battle of Wood Lake, 63:65
birth, 63:60
children and grandchildren, 63:61, 63:63, 63:64, 63:66, 63:67
courtship and marriage, 63:60–63
cultural conflicts within family, 63:62
at daughter Lucy's wedding, 63:58
family tree, 63:63
living arrangements, 63:63, 63:64
personal characteristics, 63:64
at trial of Medicine Bottle and Little Six, 63:68n

Nagiwicakte, Sioux, Indian, 38:134
Nagle, Liza, author, 45:164
Nagle, Mary D. See also Cannon, Mary D.

artist, 40:150n
author, 40:144
editor, "The Noxious Weed," 39:24
reviews by, 42:198, 43:79
"Sweeny Sampler," 41:29–41:33

Nagle, Nano, religious order founder, 51:162
Nagonabe, Chippewa leader, 21:285
NAGPRA. See Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
Nagurski, Bronko, football player, 35:335, 54:174, 54:186, 59:171, 62:114
Nagy, Henry, 64:167
Nahbahgahdoway, Chippewa leader, 12:296
Nah wah cumig goo quay. See Kegg, Maude
Nai, Moy Gan. See Moy, Maurice
Nairn, John, artist, work depicted, 61:153
Nairn, John, engineer, 39:239
Nakazato Takashi Pottery, Japan, 51:128 (facing)
Nakota Indians, 56:463, 63:76, 63:77 See also Assiniboin Indians
Nalawaja, Benedict, World War II coast artillery corpsman, 60:269
Namais, June, scholar, 56:148

work reviewed, 53:336–337

Namakan Lake, border lake, 21:433

archaeology, 28:373
steamboat route, 34:178

Namakan Lumber Company, log mark depicted, 26:128
Names. See Geographic names
Namew Lake, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, 40:172
NAMPI. See National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
Nam Yao refugee camp, Thailand, 64:181
Nanabozho, Ojibway hero, 25:54, 48:134, 48:160 See also Manabozo; Wenabosho
Nanaimo, Vancouver Island. British Columbia, bastion, 40:191
Nance, Ethel Ray, policewoman, 52:117
Nance, Joseph M., author, 22:432
Nangatuck, ironclad, 25:129
Naniboujou Club, Grand Marais, 55:255, 55:262
Nankin Cafe, Minneapolis, 54:232
Nannestad, Jonas R., Dr., 11:289
Nansen Agricultural Historic District, Goodhue County, 62:145
Nanticoke Valley (NY), 51:181, 51:182
Nantouagan River. See also Pigeon River

route, 12:362

Napashneeduta (Napashniduta, Joseph Napeshnee), Sioux Indian, 4:141n, 4:143n
Naplin, Oscar A., 5:574
Napoleon, ship, 8:340, 8:341
Napoleonic Wars

fur trade and, 40:180, 40:182, 40:212
United States and, 8:22

Napolska, Mary R. (Sr.), author, 27:257
Narveson, B. H., author, 26:166
Nasatir, Abraham P., author, 10:87, 11:451, 39:261

editor, 28:79
work reviewed, 33:301–33:303

Nasby, Petroleum V., lecturer, 11:158, 21:326, 28:56
Nasett, Lars I., 15:249
Nash, Edgar, storekeeper, 37:111n
Nash, George V., author, 41:263, 41:264
Nash, Gerald D., work reviewed, 41:44, 43:313
Nash, Helen L., author, 18:224
Nash, Howard F., Jr., work reviewed, 36:187
Nash, Jay B., Indian CCC director, 43:6
Nash, Jean, author, 25:198
Nash, Joshua W., 35:70
Nash, Mrs. O. J., author, 19:239
Nash, Philip, "Ambassador Eugenie Anderson," 59:249–262
Nash, Robert (Capt.), 46:315
Nash, William C., 18:341, 51:291
Nash, Z. E. B., 24:139
Nash and Armstrong, law firm, 59:168
Nash Finch, Minnesota headquarters, 56:419
Nashotah House, Delafield (WI), theological seminary, 14:111, 18:326, 50:261
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, in Civil War, 39:192
Nashville (IA), river town, 17:431n
Nashville Tennessean, cartoon depicted, 52:31
Nashville (TN)

battle, 1:501, 3:63, 8:429, 38:245 (cover), 63:228
competitive air shows, 54:334
literary group, 20:113

Nashville Township, Martin County, history, 18:465
Nashwauk. See also Mesabi Range

bus service, 49:312
iron mining, 51:70
strike, 40:346
Yugoslav settlement, 28:251–28:253

Naslund, Arthur I., speaker, 6:412
Nasmith, Samuel (Lt. Col.)

drawing depicted, 46:317
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 46:315, 46:316, 46:318, 46:319

Nasmyth, barge, 34:14
Nason, E. L., 25:22
Nason, George, landscape architect, 65:129–131
Nason, George L., landscape architect, 58:56
Nason, Joel F., house, 38:346
Nason, John, author, 40:256
Nason, Ormin, author, 10:358
Nason, Philip, banker, 47:15
Nason, Ralph (Kelly), amateur sports promoter, 62:68n
Nass, David L., 51:281

"Recollections of Rural Revolt," 44:304–308
regional center director, 44:30, 44:304
work reviewed, 49:163, 49:258

Nast, Thomas, 18:30

cartoonist, 51:99, 61:78
speaker, 35:227, 35:228

Natchez, steamboat, 54:240
Natchez (MS), in Civil War, 11:206
Natchez Trace, 23:61
Natelson, Nate, clothing clerk, lynching trial, 59:25, 59:35n
Nate's Clothing, Minneapolis, 46:339
Nathan, George Jean, author/literary editor, 21:4, 56:312
Nathan, Hans, author, 30:152, 39:84
Nathanson, Copenhagen, Denmark, banking house, 20:249
Nathanson, Iric, author

"African Americans and the 1892 Republican National Convention, Minneapolis," 61:76–82
"Minneapolis City Hospital, 1887-1907," 63:114–123
"The Oppenheimer Affair," 60:172–186
review by, 64:130
"Thomas Van Lear: City Hall’s Working- Class Champion," 64:224–233
word reviewed, 64:303
work by, 65:202

Nathenson family, depicted, 46:269
The Nation, 51:135, 57:390
National Academy of Design (NY), exhibitions, 53:319, 57:77
National Academy of Sciences, publication, 26:84
National Aeroplane Company of Chicago, 54:339
National Afro-American Council, meetings, 55:65, 65:155
National Afro-American League, 43:291, 43:292, 43:293, 43:294, 57:420, 58:189, 65:155
National Afro-American Press Association, 43:286
National Air and Space Museum, 51:286

Spirit of St. Louis exhibited, 58:3

National American Woman Suffrage Association, 60:114, 62:294

lecturers, 54:296
poster depicted, 62:293

National Archives Act, 17:15, 17:18
National Archives and Records Service, 53:128, 54:325

building, 15:228, 16:104, 17:1, 17:9, 17:14–17:16, 17:19, 17:71, 17:216
catalog, 44:80
Chinese exclusion files, 57:166
in Clark papers case, 36:218, 36:226, 36:228
collections, 11:41, 15:62, 22:307, 26:265, 27:161, 48:88, 48:128, 48:174, 48:180, 49:206–49:207
Continental Congress papers, 34:169
establishment, 16:342, 17:9–17:15
function, 36:236
guides, 18:214, 21:399, 28:68, 30:149, 39:127, 39:170, 39:210, 40:360, 50:44, 52:125, 56:304
history, 46:340–46:341, 49:206–49:207
importance, 17:1–17:10, 17:71
Indian material, 34:354, 62:223–224
inventories, 32:189
microfilms, 34:212
military records, 22:297, 22:298, 25:282, 25:296, 25:398, 39:204, 39:279, 53:252
Minnesota material, 21:83, 21:314, 22:422, 29:284, 36:85, 54:3
New England records, 57:242
photograph file, 28:347–28:349, 28:351, 34:243–34:249, 35:131
preservation methods, 19:455
presidential papers, 44:37, 44:38
publications, 16:329, 18:58, 18:93, 24:70, 25:310, 25:391, 26:147, 30:388, 30:389
staff, 17:18, 29:259
survey, 17:7, 17:460, 18:49
survey records, 51:239
training programs, 19:218, 26:162

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 43:296, 48:221, 54:300, 55:66, 55:212, 55:215, 56:116, 58:189

Catholic activists and, 62:208–209
cooperation with Jewish organizations, 61:225
formation of, 65:155
fundraising, 55:71
members depicted, 57:430
Minneapolis, 52:181, 57:426, 57:440
Minnesota, 38:88
racial integration of professional golf and, 58:389, 58:393n
St. Paul, 53:269, 55:215, 56:363, 65:211
Socialist Workers' Party members, 56:368, 56:369, 56:370, 56:371
Spingarn Medal recipients, 55:214
Twin Cities, 57:420, 57:421, 57:429
Wisconsin, 51:196

National Association of Baseball, 58:214
National Association of Charities and Corrections, 49:10
National Association of Evangelicals, 43:30
National Association of Importers and Breeders of Norman Horses, 22:265, 26:124
National Association of Machinists, Minneapolis, 50:214
National Association of Manufacturers, 51:231, 54:182, 60:26–39
National Association of Motor Bus Operators, 52:318, 52:322
National Association of Real Estate Boards, history, 36:189
National Association of Retail Grocers

menu depicted, 64:116

National Association of State Libraries, public archives committee, 1:232, 2:48
National Association of State War History Organizations, 3:243
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry, 51:205
National Bank of Commerce, Duluth, 37:122
National baseball club, Lake City, 19:170
National Baseball Hall of Fame, Indian inductees, 51:94
National Basketball Association, Minnesota players, 55:348
National Biscuit Company (Nabisco)

Cream of Wheat purchase, 47:4, 47:5
Minneapolis factory, 47:149

National Board for Historical Service, 2:169–2:171, 2:170, 2:471, 23:178
National Board of Censors. See National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
National Board of Mission of the Presbyterian Church, 16:354
National Board of Popular Education, teachers, 55:321
National Board of Review of Motion Pictures (NBR), 51:205, 51:206, 51:207
National Board of Trade, 1:180, 1:188
National Boating Association, 58:141
National Book Award, nominees, 57:289
National Boxing Association, 59:77
National Building Loan and Protective Union, Minneapolis, 18:123, 18:136, 18:140, 18:142n, 18:144, 18:147, 18:211
Nationalbund, Catholic society, 17:85
National Camp Directors Association, 58:75
National Capital Sesquicentennial

Minnesota exhibit, 31:121
publication, 31:248

National Catholic War Council, 3:107
National Catholic Welfare Council, 62:207
National Cemetery, Nashville (TN), Minnesota monument, 4:183
National Centennial Celebration Commission, members, 57:70
National Child Labor Committee, officers, 51:52
National Cigarmakers Union, 20:433
National Citizen Political Action Committee, 34:189
National Civil Liberties Bureau (NCLB), 55:293, 55:294, 55:296 See also American Civil Liberties Union
National Civil Service Reform League, created, 51:102
National Colony, Worthington, 10:136, 24:90, 29:271

described, 17:337
established, 18:471, 20:465, 27:362
site, 24:91

National Colony Journal, Toledo (OH), 20:217
National Committee for Better Films, 51:206, 51:211
National Committee on Fair Play in Bowling, 56:63
National Committee on Militarism in Education, 40:366n
National Committee on Segregation in the Nation's Capitol, members, 56:64
National Committee to Keep America Out of War, 52:29
National Conference of Charities and Correction, meetings, 51:43
National Conference of Christians and Jews, 52:181, 52:182, 53:310
National Conservation Congress, 40:322, 40:324
National Convention of Master Bakers, 64:54
National Cooperative Council, 18:323
National Council for Historic Sites and Buildings

inventory, 30:258
program, 33:137

National Council for Prevention of War, 15:120, 40:372
National Council for Social Studies, 9:401
National Council for State Superintendents and Commissioners of Education, 14:417
National Council for the Social Studies, 25:168
National Council of Catholic Women, 61:71, 61:170
National Council of Defense, in World War I, 47:171, 47:179
National Council of Jewish Women, 51:12, 52:157
National Council of Negro Women, 52:123, 55:215
National Currency Act (1863), passage, 57:57:192, 57:184
National Dairy Union, 40:324
National D-Day Museum, 60:152
National Defense Highway Act (1956), 57:207
National Demokrat (St. Paul), German paper, 27:127
National Editorial Association, 14:393, 18:451
National Education Association, 9:401, 10:48, 14:393, 25:373

history, 27:61, 35:371
Washington, D.C., 23:393
Winona, 35:98

National Endowment for the Arts, 55:36, 55:198
National Endowment for the Humanities, 44:231, 53:339, 54:288, 55:39, 55:183, 55:198, 62:146

establishment, 49:18
grants, 44:30, 44:40, 44:305, 44:313, 44:315, 48:91, 49:209

National Exhibition of Ceramic Workers, Chicago (1896), gold medalists, 57:329 (facing)
National Extension Homemakers Council, 53:339
National Farmers' Alliance. See Farmers' Alliance (Northern Alliance)
National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union. See Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union (Southern Alliance)
National Farmers Bank, Owatonna, 47:79, 49:253, 51:146, 55:110, 55:112, 55:115, 57:193

architecture, 35:242, 37:344, 38:91

National Farmers Bank of Kasson, family ownership, 57:57:193–194, 57:191
National Farmers Holiday Association, 53:210, 54:15

founded, 51:270
historic properties, 51:148
leader's family farm depicted, 51:147
membership card depicted, 51:279
supporters depicted, 51:273, 51:275

National Farmers Holiday Association, Douglas County, 51:271–280
National Farmers Organization (NFO)

formation, 48:129
history, 53:39, 57:326–327
Winona County branch, 59:324

National Farmers' Process Tax Recovery Association, history, 52:101–52:103, 52:105, 52:106, 52:107, 52:108, 52:109, 52:111
National Farmers Union

congressional bloc, 48:129
officers, 52:106, 52:107, 52:108

National Federation of League Women, established, 48:259
National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, 39:300, 51:39, 57:427–428
National Federation of Temple Youth (N.F.T.Y.), 59:20
National Federation of Women's Nonpartisan clubs, membership list, 10:77
National Football League, 59:169

teams, 54:175

National Founders' Association, 51:220, 51:222
National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., Minnesota material, 30:85, 30:173
National German-American Bank, St. Paul, interior depicted, 57:182
National Grange, 16:487, 17:467, 20:86, 31:190, 37:136, 39:83, 40:330, 44:266, 52:137, 55:110, 55:115 See also Granger movement; Patrons of Husbandry

origins, 43:60, 43:247–43:248

National Guard, 52:209, 52:211 See also Minnesota National Guard

desegregation activities, 62:208, 62:210
Home Guard units transitioning into, 65:209, 65:217–218
legislation, 54:182
North Dakota, 50:294
in Northwest states, 9:115
segregated units, 65:218
in World War I, 64:265 (facing)

National Herbart Society, publications, 19:433
National Highway Users Conference, 19:102
National Historical Publications (and Records) Commission, 34:212, 37:340, 40:96, 40:261

bill, 44:31
grants, 41:42, 41:146, 41:147, 41:240, 42:160, 42:301, 46:208, 46:246

National Historic Engineering Landmarks

bridge depicted, 54:1 (facing)
Great Northern Stone Arch Bridge, 58:263

National Historic Landmarks

housing inventory, 54:168
Minneapolis, 57:96
in Minnesota, 41:242, 55:248
Veblen Farmstead depicted, 55:137 (facing)

National Historic Preservation Act (1966), 49:18, 51:145, 53:120, 54:167, 55:137 (facing), 55:306, 55:319, 58:322, 63:73
National Hospital for the Insane, Washington, D.C., 53:45
National Industrial Recovery Act (1933), 42:7, 50:109, 50:110, 50:111 See also National Recovery Administration

unions and, 57:423

National Industrial Union No. 490, Minneapolis, 50:4
National Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Property, 55:369
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, 59:300
National Institute of Mental Health, grant, 39:300
Nationalism

cartoons, 41:1, 41:3, 41:4, 41:5, 41:12
defined, 41:1
in new countries, 10:11–10:15
Polish patriotic celebrations, 58:25–27
during Spanish-American War, 41:1, 41:2–41:12, 41:3, 41:4, 41:5, 41:12

Nationalist movement, 9:231
National Labor Relations Act (1935), 58:126, 58:184, 60:35
National Labor Relations Board

archives, 22:211
Regional Labor Board, 42:8, 42:9, 42:11, 42:14
in truckers' strike, 42:6, 42:9, 42:11, 42:13, 42:14

National Labor Union, organized, 21:378
National Lawyers Guild, 54:182, 54:184
National Leader (St. Paul), name, 48:257n
National League of American Pen Women, Minnesota branch, 17:340
National Lutheran Council, 15:449
National Mental Health Foundation (NMHF), 64:256–257
National Miners Union, 58:171, 58:179
National Monetary Commission, 12:12, 22:422
National Motion Picture Conference (1924, 1926), 51:212, 51:214
National Motion Picture League, officers, 51:210
National Municipal League, 3:309
National Museum. See Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution

Save Our Sculpture (SOS) Program, 55:369

National Museum of American History, uniforms, 56:246
National Museum of American Indian Act (1989), 63:74, 63:79n
National Nonpartisan League. See Nonpartisan League
National Organization for Women (NOW), 61:63
National Paint and Coatings Association, 53:236
National parks, 39:336, 40:38, 43:70–43:71, 44:21, 54:158

access issue, 58:143
creation, 51:158, 54:148
Michigan, 55:136
Minnesota, 44:24, 47:79, 47:85, 47:87, 56:464

National Park Service, 18:458, 27:60, 45:32

conferences, 52:83
establishment, 42:249, 43:70–43:71
functions, 39:337, 40:35
guides, 56:304
historic sites, 44:208, 47:79, 47:87–47:92, 47:114, 47:222n, 55:305, 55:306, 58:267
policies, 44:85, 44:93, 44:94
projects, 16:487, 17:105, 18:66, 18:311, 18:328, 20:146, 21:327, 21:423, 24:252, 31:249, 37:63, 37:66, 37:85, 37:308, 55:195, 58:75, 58:76, 58:77
publication, 39:33
records, 40:361
staff, 16:330, 18:281
state partnerships with, 65:111

National Park Service Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, 61:321
National Parks Magazine, Sigurd Olson's essays, 58:134
National Photographic Association, meetings, 52:49
National Planning Association, Washington, D.C., 23:393
National Popular Education Board, 8:274

program, 14:144, 14:145, 15:223, 17:335, 28:132, 28:135, 28:138, 28:139, 28:140

National Popular Education Society. See National Popular Education Board
National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C., exhibits, 57:239
National Postal Museum, 55:109
National Press Club, special meetings, 55:108
National Producers' Alliance, 28:304 See also Farmers Union

history, 28:37–28:44, 28:72

National Professional Soccer League, 63:112n
National Progressives of America, third party, 47:156, 48:263, 54:238
National Prohibition Enforcement Bureau, 63:313
National Railroad Museum, Green Bay, WI, 64:211
National Recovery Act, 52:175
National Recovery Administration, 41:159, 42:8, 48:265, 48:296n See also National Industrial Recovery Act

finances homesteads, 46:4
Labor Advisory Board, 42:6
records, 26:265

National Recovery Administration Motor Bus Code (1933), 52:318
National Reform Association, 49:141, 49:143

founded, 49:141n
labor and, 49:148

National Register of Historic Places, 47:77, 53:120, 53:142, 55:306, 57:269, 62:145, 63:73 See also individual sites

dam depicted, 52:1 (cover)
Hampton Institute (VA), 51:92, 51:93
Minnesota sites, 44:93n, 44:101, 44:173, 46:143, 46:161, 47:119, 47:314, 48:6, 49:28, 51:58, 51:145–148, 51:151, 51:164 (facing), 53:142–144, 54:68, 54:164, 54:240, 55:101–102, 55:137, 55:190, 55:199, 55:302–319, 56:251, 57:19, 57:103, 58:55–56, 58:67, 58:195, 58:321, 59:62, 59:65, 59:67, 61:247, 61:282, 62:3, 62:143, 62:147n, 62:167, 62:203, 63:43, 63:87, 63:208, 64:135
review process, 54:166, 54:167, 54:168, 54:169

National Research Council, 4:178
National Resources Committee, 56:264
National Resources Planning Board, 23:9, 23:16, 23:188, 23:279
National Restaurant Association, 64:105
National Retail and Merchandise Association, 62:253
National Road

history, 28:279, 29:150, 30:142
trade route, 40:184

National School of Neuropathy and Psycho-Magnetic Healing, Minneapolis, 59:202
National School Service, sketch, 3:25
National Section for Girls and Women's Sports, 58:219
National Section on Girls and Women's Athletics, 58:213
National Security League, Minneapolis, 49:68
National Society for Adequate Defense, Faribault, 47:316
National Society of Autograph Collectors, 29:164, 30:65, 30:257
National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. See Colonial Dames of America
National Sports Center, Blaine, 63:113n
National Symposium on Aboriginal Women of Canada (1989), papers, 55:332
National Teachers Association. See National Education Association
National Transient Members Unit. See NTM Unit
National Trust for Historic Preservation, 30:258, 33:311, 35:150, 54:169, 55:306, 55:315, 62:144, 62:145

Main Street program, 50:40

National Union Conference, meeting, 9:231–9:236
National Union Labor party, 35:59
National Voters League, 18:313
National War Fund, records, 54:320
National War Labor Board, 18:314, 43:46n

hearings, 50:17

National Water Quality Laboratory, 59:294
National Weeklies, Inc., Winona, 16:338, 17:52
National Wilderness Preservation System, 61:115
National Woman's Party, 20:192, 54:298, 54:299
National Woman's Party (NWP), 62:285 (facing), 62:294
National Woman's Suffrage Association, 42:227, 47:309, 54:293, 54:297, 54:298

activities, 47:310, 47:311, 47:312, 47:314
program, 39:4

National World War II Museum, 60:152
National Youth Administration, 52:302, 61:47

black workers, 57:422

Native American Church of North America, 51:75, 52:241
Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), 63:74–76
Native Americans. See Indians
Native Sons of Minnesota, 2:104, 3:149, 3:440
Native Sons of the Golden West, history fellowships, 2:472
Nativity Church (Episcopal), Wells, 50:263, 50:267
NATO. See North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nattestad, Ansten, 3:312

at Beaver Creek settlement, 2:226–2:228
influence on Norwegian immigration, 2:231
return to Norway, 2:230, 2:269, 2:414

Nattestad, Ole, 3:312

author, 2:230, 2:231, 2:235n, 2:239, 2:414, 3:47, 5:311
at Beaver Creek settlement, 2:226–2:230

Natural history, 51:40

expedition records, 53:35, 55:283
Far West, 53:248, 53:249
journals, 55:377
Mendota area, 23:340
Minnesota, 24:246, 53:124
Nerstrand Woods, 22:291
Red River Valley, 51:56, 51:61, 51:62
study of, at University of Minnesota, 63:242–243

Naturalists, women, 51:40
Naturalization. See Americanization
Natural resources

Arrowhead country, 51:158
boundary waters, 52:163, 53:289–290, 54:127
Cook County, 54:125
explorer's accounts, 52:81
fishing and, 57:308–314, 57:316–317, 58:61–62
forest depletion, 56:264, 56:268, 56:275, 56:276
frontier and, 54:258
Lake County, 54:126
Lake Superior, 51:77
management, 57:318
Minneapolis, 54:175
Minnesota, 36:67, 36:69, 36:105, 36:193, 53:124
oil spills, 58:105–58:112, 58:116, 58:121
politics and political issues, 54:259, 54:263, 54:264, 58:130, 58:132–143
pollution control, 58:115–116
Red River Valley, 51:56, 51:59, 51:60, 51:61, 51:62
salt explorations, 52:133, 52:136–143
transplanted species, 57:306, 57:307

Natural Resources Fund, 40:314
Nature

in 18th-century writings, 46:163
in art, 56:376–56:377, 56:381, 56:385, 56:386, 56:390, 57:77, 57:78–79
despoliation, 58:105, 58:108–58:112, 58:116, 58:121
Indians and, 57:158–159
summer camps, 58:70

Nature Conservancy, 43:31, 48:82
Nature Magazine, Sigurd Olson's essays, 58:134
Natus, Fred, union leader, 56:274
Nau, Anthony, map maker, 12:82
Nau, L. F. (Fr.), Jesuit, 8:434
Naumoff, George, union leader, 57:423
Nauvoo (IL)

Lewis' visits, 17:150
Mormon settlement, 15:306n, 15:307, 15:463, 17:429, 22:19, 22:20, 22:98, 32:98, 36:46, 36:285

Navajo Agricultural Products Industry, 58:247
Navajo Indians, economic conditions, 52:329, 52:330
Naval Militia (OH), 55:100
Navigation

Great Lakes, 53:212
topographical engineers, 51:244

Navigator, steamboat, 19:249
Navratil, Antonin, Bohemian pioneer, 15:27
Navratil, Frantisek, 15:31
Navratil, Patricia E., author, 47:210
Nawajibigokwe, Chippewa Indian, 21:285
Nawench-Marawski, A., Dr., author, 13:435
NAWSA. See National American Woman Suffrage Association
Nay Ah Shing High School, Mille Lacs band (Ojibway), 55:39
Naylor, Mrs. E. H., speaker, 12:107
Nazareth Hall, St. Paul, 49:211
Nazareth Unitarian Church, Minneapolis, 20:400, 45:215
Nazis and Nazism

among Brazilian Germans, 52:120
eugenics and, 54:365
Great Depression and, 51:40
interpretation of history, 18:2, 18:4
liberation of death camps, 54:317
opposition to, 52:304, 52:306
in prewar Germany, 53:150, 53:152, 53:154
struggles against, 51:143

NBC Evening News, 62:23
NBR. See National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
NCAC. See North Central Association of Colleges
NCLB. See National Civil Liberties Bureau
NDVWL. See North Dakota Votes for Women League
Nea, St. Louis County, post office, 34:186
Neal, Annie, author, 5:463, 7:292
Neal, Henry J. (Lt.), 1:507, 1:508, 1:509
Neal, Robert M., author, 27:258
Neal, W. E., boatbuilder, 33:13
Neal, William H., author, 22:112
Neale, M. Gordon, Dr., author, 12:418
Neale, William, 11:238n
Nealis, John W. (Rev.), 16:341
Neall, Henry L., 21:177
Neally, ----, nurseryman, 43:64, 43:68
Near, Jay M., newspaper editor/publisher, 37:161–37:173, 46:147, 52:323

legal case, 24:373, 46:147–46:151, 47:250–47:252

Nearing, Donna, artist, 45:164
Near v. Minnesota (1931), 48:92, 50:283–50:284, 52:157, 52:323–325
Neary, Charles Elwood, 61:98
Neary, Robert, speaker, 19:316
Neatby, Hilda M., author, 19:352
Nebedaykeshigokey, Chippewa Indian, 1:86
Nebel, Chris, 57:310
Nebel Bakery, Minneapolis, 64:56
Nebelthau, Jessie H., editor, 15:237
Nebergall, Ralph, author, 15:245
Nebish Lake, Beltrami County, logging, 43:126
Nebish Township, Beltrami County, 43:127

history, 15:132
railroad, 29:147, 43:124–43:130, 43:133

Neble, Sophus F., 10:68
Nebraska Aircraft Corporation, 52:231
Nebraska and Lake Superior Railroad Company. See Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad
Nebraska Bi-Partisan Committee, 55:161
Nebraska Press Association v. Stuart, upholds free press, 46:149
Nebraska (state)

agrarian radicalism, 54:94
archives, 1:232
atlas, 40:128
bibliography, 28:276
black suffrage, 56:84
Catholic colonies, 35:212, 40:352
in Civil War, 37:255
Dakota removal, 56:412
depicted, 27:159, 50:42–50:43
divided, 6:30
drought, 40:409
elections, 4:82
emigration, 5:133, 8:382
Episcopalians, 51:236
ethnic groups, 4:82, 5:363, 9:333, 10:69, 13:419, 14:225, 18:99, 19:200, 20:181, 21:75, 21:98, 27:256, 29:278, 37:39
exploration, 5:135
in fiction, 23:116, 23:124
forts, 40:146
freighting, 43:231
fur trade, 40:193, 40:196
geological survey, 35:242
history, 2:435, 5:153, 34:307
hog raising, 52:104
Indian reservations, 39:240, 39:261, 51:315
land policies, 19:81–19:83
legislature, 19:202, 33:155
lumber market, 18:175
Mennonite settlement, 4:87
missions, 35:380, 36:286, 36:289
mounds, 9:100, 9:101
official mapping, 51:35
organization, 6:32
People's party, 6:406
pioneer life, 12:440, 19:79
poets, 19:225
population, 13:435
prairies, 9:162
presidential primaries, 55:152, 55:158, 55:161, 55:162
regional history essays, 51:161
rural history, 54:51–52, 56:143
semicentennial, 1:233, 1:331
Seventh Day Adventist church, 36:209
third-party movements, 9:222n, 9:226, 9:232
train exhibit, 11:107
tree claims, 57:311
war records, 3:50
Winnebago Indians, 53:212, 57:19
women, 49:308

Nebraska State Historical Society, Lincoln, 1:232, 1:233, 3:438

activities, 40:193
photograph collection, 28:346
publications, 19:81

Nebraska Territory

Ash Hollow battle (1855), 55:377
slavery, 57:115

Necedah (WI), history, 33:314
Neche, Pembina County (ND)

cycling clubs, 54:271
founded, 49:182
wheat raising, 29:14

Neckar, Lance, 58:128
Needham, Albert B., reminiscences, 4:199
Needham, Henry B., inspector, 51:66
Needle arts. See Needlework
Needler, G. H., editor, 30:63
Needle trades

Jewish immigrant women, 55:168
seamstress depicted, 55:168

Needle Trades Workers' Industrial Union (NY), 58:180
Needlework. See also Quilts and quilting

depicted, 54:199, 54:202, 54:203, 54:204, 54:206, 54:209, 55:321, 60:67, 60:70–74, 60:76, 60:84 (facing)
Hastings Needle Work Company, 60:66–76, 60:84 (facing)
by Hmong artists, 63:308 (facing), 64:177 (cover), 64:177 (facing), 64:180–193
societies, 55:321
Victorian, 54:200, 54:209
women's history resources, 52:114, 52:115

Needlework Guild of America, Minneapolis branch, 7:190
Neekaa (The Badger), Sioux Indian, 2:539n
Neely, Mrs. Charles M., 3:370, 3:463
Neely, Wayne C., work reviewed, 16:327
Neenah, Stearns County, platted, 22:447
Neenah (WI)

history, 18:326
Nicolet pageant, 15:474

Nees, Susan, artist, 55:333 (facing)
Nef, John U., author, 25:389
Nef, Walter T., labor leader, 51:78
Neff, George W., 13:214
Neff, Larry, forester, 64:71
Neff, Marsha

"Anderson House, Wabasha (Wabasha County)," 64:307
award recipient, 61:86, 64:87
"Downsizing the Public Realm: Building and Razing Winona's Grand Post Office," 63:246–259
Hokah Municipal Building, Houston County, 64:135
"Pickwick Mill, Pickwick (Winona County)," 63:267
"Red Stars Over Minnesota," 61:346–359
"St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church, Winona," 64:3
"The Struggle for the Winona County Courthouse," 59:316–334
"United States Post Office, Red Wing," 63:87

Neff, Paul, 13:214
Neff, Russell T., executive, 46:283
Neff, Wanda F., author, 11:459, 31:146
Negaard, Sigrid, depicted, 52:65
Ne-ga-ne-gesheg, Ojibway leader, 49:238
Negroes. See also African Americans; Blacks

in 1790, 8:18
Minnesota, 7:337
on Mississippi River boats, 10:417, 10:418, 10:422
prohibition legislation and, 3:257
proposed Minnesota settlement, 2:215
Sauk River, 8:446
slaves, 2:257, 5:40–5:43
whites and, 10:419

Negro League baseball, 54:285
Negro Revolution of 1912 (Cuba), 56:296
Negus, Nathan, artist, 31:100
Neher family, 51:243
Neiderheiser, Clodaugh, research assistant, 27:340, 28:47

review by, 36:235
"Wallpaper Newspapers," 33:211–33:213
work reviewed, 35:237

Neighborhood House, St. Paul, 22:348, 28:293
Neighbors for Stassen organization, 55:155, 55:157, 55:158
Neihardt, John G., author, 19:437, 50:166
Neil, William M., author, 35:200
Neile, Sir Paule, 16:425n
Neill, Edmund P., journalist, 24:247
Neill, Edward D. (Rev.), 3:30, 3:428, 4:421n, 5:180, 6:88, 7:47, 8:161, 9:165, 9:316, 10:368, 44:76, 44:163n, 44:164, 52:46, 55:57, 55:122, 55:142, 58:411, 63:58–59

army chaplain, 16:215, 24:27, 25:32, 25:235n, 30:303
author, 5:41, 5:43, 5:358, 5:395, 5:519, 6:363, 10:338, 10:376, 13:166, 13:204, 20:142, 35:184, 36:72, 37:59, 38:200, 39:150, 43:193, 45:207, 55:270, 55:273, 57:264–265, 63:149
career, 11:458, 15:357, 16:276, 30:202, 30:244, 30:265, 40:3–40:9
church founder, 12:105, 12:397, 18:379, 26:289
college founder, 44:119, 45:237
depicted, 41:118, 46:132, 56:447
educator, 11:329, 14:144, 14:145, 16:274n, 16:275n, 17:239, 18:219, 19:446, 27:167
historian, 46:201, 46:203, 48:33, 49:138n
house, 46:207, 49:55
Indians and, 42:277, 42:278
Lincoln's secretary, 41:117, 41:120, 41:122, 41:124
MHS activities, 15:75, 16:387, 23:5, 30:294, 30:297, 30:303, 30:310, 37:55, 44:266, 46:131, 46:132, 46:134, 49:139, 56:447, 56:448, 56:450
missionary, 16:315, 22:58n, 47:335
papers, 1:229, 3:369, 9:300, 11:42, 11:318, 16:332, 19:341, 20:370, 33:77–33:79, 33:299
pioneer minister, 19:214, 19:262–19:264
portraits, 38:50, 40:3
"St. Paul and Its Environs," 30:204–30:219
sketches, 1:369–1:377, 3:318, 3:378, 6:39
speaker, 3:314, 5:82, 15:131, 30:198, 38:49–38:51
state seal design, 33:127, 33:128
trustee, 56:199

Neill, Minnesota, 1:229, 5:510, 9:300, 10:338, 11:318, 11:322

author, 11:315

Neill, Mrs. Edward D., 11:315

house, 49:55

Neils Lumber Company, 29:148
Neilson, Bertha, Swedish immigrant, 60:263
Neilson, Eleanor, author, 36:106
Neilson, William A., 49:100
Neiman, Leroy, artist, 60:156
Neitzell, Mrs. L. M., author, 8:209
Neligan, J. M., author, 21:370
Nell, Raymond B., professor, 51:114
Nellen, William, 10:217
Nellermoe, Otto, politician, 52:99
Nelles, Felix (Fr.), missionary, 23:402
Nelles, Walter, attorney, 55:293
Nellie Kent, steamboat, 24:332, 31:85–86, 31:90, 38:188, 48:73
Nelligan, Francis J., author, 37:37
Nelligan, John E., author, 11:105, 13:334
Nelsen, Ancher, speaker, 30:275
Nelsen, Vivian Jenkins, feminist/civil rights leader, 61:64, 61:65, 61:71, 61:73

review by, 52:123–124

Nelson, ----, wagon driver, 20:310–20:312
Nelson, A. C., Dr., author, 22:217, 25:407
Nelson, A. D. (Lt.), 7:56, 8:64, 8:67
Nelson, A. Herbert, 20:448
Nelson, A. J. (Rev.), 9:369, 9:375
Nelson, A. M., 19:116
Nelson, A. W., 21:110
Nelson, Abe, hunter/guide, 60:50, 60:52
Nelson, Ada, 2:195, 2:575
Nelson, Aileen, author, 12:211
Nelson, Alfred, 28:4
Nelson, Alfred H., legislator, 22:50
Nelson, Alfred L., author, 14:450, 30:157, 32:63
Nelson, Alfrey, 2:4, 2:6
Nelson, Amanda Christina, 53:88
Nelson, Andrew, legislator, 45:239
Nelson, Arthur, 28:4
Nelson, Arthur E., speaker, 5:471, 7:195, 8:442
Nelson, Arthur M., 10:208, 11:298, 17:121

author, 26:394
editor, 4:103
speaker, 11:294, 13:451, 14:457, 14:459, 15:489, 20:456, 21:445, 23:399
work reviewed, 29:74

Nelson, August, speaker, 17:483
Nelson, B. F., lumberman, 42:244
Nelson, "Baby Face," gangster. See Gillis, Lester
Nelson, Barbara J., 52:292
Nelson, Beatrice W., author, 10:346
Nelson, Ben, 57:310
Nelson, Benjamin Franklin, lumberman and capitalist, 4:94, 65:162
Nelson, Benjamin N., editor, 33:312
Nelson, Bruce, 24:371

work reviewed, 28:168

Nelson, C. A. A., author, 30:128
Nelson, C. C., photographer, 52:45
Nelson, C. G., pioneer farmer, 13:346
Nelson, C. L., 22:217
Nelson, C. Rudolph, cooperative creamery founder, 51:262, 51:263
Nelson, Carl Johan, railroader, 53:88
Nelson, Carl L., author, 16:357
Nelson, Charles, 28:4
Nelson, Charles, author, 19:123, 23:106
Nelson, Charles, historical architect, 59:330, 59:332
Nelson, Charles, pioneer, 3:47
Nelson, Charles, speaker, 11:458
Nelson, Charles Axel, innkeeper, 61:130
Nelson, Charles N., lumberman, 5:310
Nelson, Charles W., reviews by, 46:82–46:83, 46:206–46:207
Nelson, Clara W., 24:371
Nelson, Clarence, minister, 56:370
Nelson, Clarence H., Dr., 48:86
Nelson, Clarice, musician, 44:133
Nelson, Clifford Ansgar, Lutheran minister, 61:106
Nelson, Cornelius J., 17:235
Nelson, Cyrus, death, 47:304
Nelson, Daniel, 3:483, 17:355, 18:108

work reviewed, 56:46–47

Nelson, Danish settlement, 8:374
Nelson, David T., work reviewed, 38:37
Nelson, Donald M., author, 27:352
Nelson, Doris, author, 12:211
Nelson, E. Clifford, work reviewed, 37:183
Nelson, E. M., author, 19:113, 21:342
Nelson, Edward P., review by, 52:83
Nelson, Edwin H., author, 34:130
Nelson, Einar, depicted, 46:2
Nelson, Eugene, 28:4
Nelson, Frank G., author/translator, 25:85, 47:259
Nelson, Gary Alan, photographer, work reviewed, 59:352
Nelson, Gaylord, politician, 51:196
Nelson, George, fur trader, 28:1–28:3, 29:99, 47:120, 50:235, 50:239, 51:159, 64:197

author, 28:95, 29:355
"A Winter in the St. Croix Valley," 28:3–28:14, 28:142–28:159, 28:225–28:240
work reviewed, 58:376

Nelson, George and Joan, James J. Hill House donors. See Fischer, George and Joan, James J. Hill House donors
Nelson, Gilbert, author, 16:366
Nelson, Gust T., author, 12:207
Nelson, H. C., legislator, 43:253
Nelson, H. N., 5:350
Nelson, Harold S. (Col.), speaker, 4:277, 12:343
Nelson, Helen (Helena Christina Nilsson [Mrs. Frederick Lammers]), pioneer, 56:218–221
Nelson, Helge, author, 9:187, 43:255, 43:259

work reviewed, 26:56–26:59

Nelson, Hemming S.

farmers organizer, 51:272
legislator, 41:212

Nelson, Henry, 28:4
Nelson, Herman G., author, 26:167
Nelson, Horace, 28:4
Nelson, Isabelle, 12:263
Nelson, Isabel Thomas (Mrs. Alfred), 41:326
Nelson, J. E. (Lt. Col.), author/speaker, 12:202, 15:219
Nelson, Jacob, author, 60:246
Nelson, Jacob, pioneer, 24:320, 24:324
Nelson, Jake, author, 16:498, 17:130
Nelson, Johannes, pioneer, 20:360
Nelson, John, diary, 11:114
Nelson, John G., 5:94
Nelson, John M., insurgent, 22:79
Nelson, John P., career, 18:211
Nelson, Joseph E., military officer, 54:183, 54:186

speaker, 35:340, 35:384

Nelson, Juanita, 56:371
Nelson, Julia Bullard, 47:302–47:303

depicted, 47:304, 47:305, 47:313, 47:314, 54:296
educator, 47:304–47:309
house, 47:314
temperance and female suffrage campaigner, 47:309–47:314, 51:149, 54:293, 54:295, 54:296, 54:297, 54:303, 57:323, 62:290, 62:295

Nelson, Katherine, 7:177
Nelson, Knute, 1:282n, 2:88, 3:97, 5:318, 5:466, 6:370, 6:371, 6:387, 7:65, 7:290, 8:79, 8:229, 8:300, 8:301, 8:431, 9:306, 10:34, 10:202, 10:354, 19:152, 20:75, 32:180, 36:103, 41:101, 64:226, 64:227 See also Nelson-Kindred campaign; Nelson-Washburn campaign

Alaska and, 32:174
Alexandria welcome depicted, 56:340–341
author, 4:89
biography, 7:295, 7:353
boyhood home, 14:448
career, 15:357, 19:213, 19:459, 28:73, 30:271, 35:99, 35:285
Civil War letters, 41:98
congressman, 42:246, 42:251, 42:254, 50:73, 56:330–331
depicted, 5:329, 18:321, 36:119, 45:56, 45:236, 49:26n, 56:328–56:329, 56:331, 56:338, 56:340–56:341, 56:342
governor, 11:319, 25:298, 35:61–35:63, 35:312, 36:116–36:118, 36:122–36:124, 39:95–39:98, 39:100, 39:332, 40:148, 41:306, 43:253, 44:26, 46:244, 50:225, 52:253, 52:254, 53:6, 53:7, 53:40 (facing), 56:333, 56:334, 56:412
gubernatorial candidate, 56:331, 56:332
legislator, 45:231, 45:232, 45:238, 45:240
letters, 4:39, 5:348–5:352
monument, 5:612, 6:85, 6:213, 8:307, 10:90, 10:204
papers, 4:170, 5:223, 5:307, 6:205, 7:286, 7:288, 9:50, 10:203, 11:445, 14:437, 17:337, 20:81, 22:319, 23:273, 23:370, 24:61, 25:290
politician, 5:538, 5:544, 5:545, 5:546, 5:547, 5:550, 5:551, 17:161, 28:74, 32:138, 32:145, 32:146, 54:372–373, 56:328, 56:342, 56:343, 57:74, 63:91, 63:95, 65:196
senator, 29:301, 34:217, 34:328, 36:237, 39:25, 39:98, 39:101, 39:104–39:106, 39:108, 39:205, 40:323, 40:324, 41:3, 41:4, 41:5, 41:124n, 41:308, 45:71, 45:224, 48:57, 49:90, 50:15, 51:136, 51:142, 52:121, 52:231, 56:334, 56:338, 56:339, 56:340, 58:235, 60:266, 62:292, 64:323
sketches, 3:315, 4:185, 4:191, 5:236, 5:329–5:347, 7:93
speaker, 1:340, 5:95

Nelson, Lawrence W., author, 29:280, 30:39, 30:174
Nelson, Lowry, author, 24:79, 27:176, 40:363, 47:331

work reviewed, 34:251, 37:180

Nelson, Luella, 22:217
Nelson, Mabel, 12:450
Nelson, Mamie B., artist, 26:276

builds rammed-earth house, 63:334–348

Nelson, Marcus, businessman

career, 63:334–342

Nelson, Marcus, lumberman, 33:19

family account, 56:463–464

Nelson, Marion John, author/scholar, 40:357, 51:235

"Minnesota Painters of Norwegian Background 1870-1970," 57:74–85
work reviewed, 54:374

Nelson, Markus, bank cashier, 36:201
Nelson, Martha, photographer, work depicted, 52:327
Nelson, Martinus, Methodist missionary, 36:292
Nelson, Mercedes L., activist, 52:298
Nelson, Milton O., author, 2:477, 26:306
Nelson, Mrs. Charles N., 5:310
Nelson, Mrs. Einar, depicted, 46:2
Nelson, Mrs. Ida G., 5:333, 5:350, 7:286, 7:289, 7:290
Nelson, Mrs. Marcus, 33:19n
Nelson, Mrs. Nels, 10:202
Nelson, Mrs. Peter A., speaker, 11:219
Nelson, Mrs. R. F., 21:334
Nelson, Mrs. S., pioneer, 24:203
Nelson, Myrtle, 9:309
Nelson, Myrtle (daughter of Mamie and Marcus), 63:336, 63:339
Nelson, N. L. T., speaker, 12:338
Nelson, N. P. R., speaker, 16:491
Nelson, Nancy Owen, editor, 57:104
Nelson, Naomi, postmistress, 34:6
Nelson, Neal, author, 18:329
Nelson, Nellie, photographer, 53:88

work depicted, 52:327

Nelson, Nels E., author, 9:423
Nelson, Nils, 12:340
Nelson, Norman R., collector, 43:147
Nelson, O. J., 23:390
Nelson, O. N., Dr., 9:423

speaker, 8:311, 11:336

Nelson, Olaf, auto builder, 43:94, 43:100
Nelson, Ole (Pvt.) (Private, pseud.)

Civil War veteran, 47:304, 54:295
printer, 62:259, 62:260, 62:262, 62:264, 62:265, 62:266

Nelson, Olof N., author, 3:452, 50:66

Scandinavian collection, 1:324, 1:397, 2:418, 4:64

Nelson, Orvis M., author, 26:276
Nelson, Orvis (son of Mamie and Marcus), 63:336, 63:339, 63:340, 63:344
Nelson, Oscar, speaker, 28:388
Nelson, Paula M.

reviews by, 50:292, 59:264–265
work reviewed, 51:36–37, 60:246–247

Nelson, Paul D., 56:355

"Early Days of the State Reform School," 63:132–143, 63:215
"Orphans and Old Folks Revisited," introduction, 57:368–374
"St. Paul's Crispus Attucks Home," 56:102–119
work reviewed, 58:188–189

Nelson, Paul D., author/historian, 65:155
Nelson, Paul W., 19:308
Nelson, Peter, 26:291
Nelson, Prince Rogers, musician. See Prince (Rogers Nelson), musician/rock star
Nelson, Rensselaer R., 9:189, 21:150

judge, 63:291–292
jurist, 15:357, 37:55
lawyer, 39:148n
letter, 1:118
sketches, 1:118n, 4:478

Nelson, Richard, 23:301
Nelson, Robert, 28:4
Nelson, Roberta J., author, 34:264
Nelson, Rogers. See Prince, musician/rock star
Nelson, Ruth, 53:90, 53:91, 53:93
Nelson, S. D., Sioux Indian/author, work reviewed, 63:171
Nelson, Samuel, postmaster, 20:361
Nelson, Socrates, lumberman, 17:393, 18:176, 38:187, 55:277
Nelson, Soren, creamery operator, 11:457
Nelson, Stanley E., 22:442, 23:399
Nelson, Steve, work depicted, 53:232–233
Nelson, Ted, artist, 44:137
Nelson, Theodore A. E., author, 18:108, 18:221, 19:114, 22:104, 23:100
Nelson, Thomas, 44:224, 44:225
Nelson, Thorwald E., 1:326
Nelson, Verna E., author, 15:369
Nelson, Wally, prisoner of conscience, 56:371
Nelson, Walter, speaker, 11:114, 28:4
Nelson, Willy, entertainer, 52:161
Nelson, Winnie, 56:369, 56:370
Nelson, Wolfred, Dr., 6:225n, 28:2, 28:4
Nelson Act (1889), 15:300, 24:281n, 43:124, 52:12, 52:13, 52:15, 63:91, 65:198–199
Nelson and Gunderson, Rochester, plow manufacturers, 24:297
Nelson Bankruptcy Act, 5:339, 54:372
Nelson Family, 19:366
Nelson-Kindred campaign (1882), 5:87–5:107, 5:158, 5:333–5:335, 7:295, 7:368

Stevens County, 6:87, 6:391

Nelson Lumber Company, Cloquet, 25:102
Nelson Memorial Association, records, 10:204
Nelson mine, Hibbing, 65:96
Nelson River, Manitoba, 24:231

described, 2:16
navigation, 17:26, 17:27, 17:171, 17:175, 56:126

Nelson's Landing. See Wabasha, Wabasha County
Nelson-Washburn campaign (1895), 5:237, 5:338, 5:468, 5:523, 7:296
Nemacolin's Path (PA), trade route, 15:256
Nemadji, Carlton County, Jewish women teachers, 55:174
Nemadji River (Minnesota, Wisconsin)

fur trade, 20:12, 20:13
lumber camps, 15:203
railroad, 41:355

Nemanic, Gerald, editor, 48:90
Nemanic, Mary Lou, author, work reviewed, 61:36, 61:170
Neptune, steamboat, 4:355
Nerburn, Kent, author, 55:92
Nerman, Ture, 43:36
Nerstrand, Rice County

history, 21:115
Methodist church, 14:354
name, 30:332
Norwegian settlement, 26:272

Nerstrand Woods State Park, Rice County, 20:343, 21:440, 22:103, 23:191, 24:183, 27:359, 29:263, 44:85, 44:90

historical meeting, 22:290–22:292

Nesbit, Charles F., 3:344
Nesbit, E., author, 50:50
Nesbit, Robert C., work reviewed, 50:40–50:41
Nesbitt, Henrietta, White House housekeeper, 54:162
Nesheim, Lars N., 13:206
Nesmith, James W., senator, 38:56
Nesmith Cave, Minneapolis, 11:74, 32:191

hoax, 10:467

Nesper, Larry, work reviewed, 58:245–58:246
Ness, George T., Jr., author, 22:349
Ness, Henry B., funeral depicted, 42:10
Ness, J. O., author, 20:214
Ness, Ole H., sketch, 10:316n
Ness, Zenobia B., author, 21:431
Nessell, C. W., author, 37:346, 39:131
Nessel Township, Chisago County, history, 36:195
The Nest, Minneapolis, nightclub, 59:98, 59:99, 59:104
Nestel, Gus, floral designer, 54:312
Nest Orchestra, 59:104
Neth, Mary, essayist, 58:190

work reviewed, 54:324

Netherlands. See also Dutch (people); Holland

emigration from, 28:120–28:131, 35:90
frontier land investment, 53:216
historical organizations, 56:446
railroad investors, 42:175, 42:176, 42:177
stock exchange, 37:152, 37:155, 37:157

Netherlands-American Land Company, 53:219, 53:220, 53:221
Netherlands Museum, Holland (MI), 28:120
Netherly, Winifred, author, 22:334
Netley Creek, Manitoba, 21:266

trading post, 11:364

Netnokwa, Ottawa woman, 50:23
Netta Durant, raftboat, 31:36
Nettels, Curtis, author, 15:228
Nettie's Colored Orphan Asylum, Orange Hill (FL), 56:105
Nett Lake Indian Reservation (Chippewa). See also Bois Forte Indian Reservation

agency, 23:93
CCC camp, 43:7, 43:8, 43:11, 61:201
day school, 58:227, 58:232–58:233, 58:236
depicted, 43:8
historical meeting, 17:121
medicine society, 15:121
mounds, 9:417
Picture Island, 8:103
roads, 16:296, 16:297, 19:103
smallpox epidemic, 27:351
Vermilion Lake district, 4:180, 4:459, 6:297, 43:180, 43:181, 44:48, 48:134, 53:163, 54:376, 58:225, 58:226
wild-rice harvest, 34:44

Nett Lake Petroglyphs, Koochiching County, 53:142
Nett Lake River, explored, 4:181
Nettleton, Alvred Bayard, associate of J. Cooke, 5:98n, 15:358, 35:67, 60:12
Nettleton, Claude F., author, 36:194
Nettleton, E. M., 11:466
Nettleton, George E., developer, 22:352, 50:216 (facing)

townsite owner, 12:384, 37:114n

Nettleton, Mrs. George E., 22:352
Nettleton, William, townsite owner, 12:384, 37:114n
Nettleton School, Duluth

first grade photo, 1962, 65:42

Neu, Irene D., work reviewed, 35:237
Neubauer, August, speaker, 17:484
Neubauer, Joseph, 46:172
Neubeck, Deborah K.

"Papers of John Lind's Mission to Mexico," 42:301–42:308
work reviewed, 42:74, 43:72, 46:246

Neubeck, Ralph, review by, 45:343
Neuberger, Richard L., author, 34:211

work reviewed, 35:41

Neudecker, R. A. (Rev.), author, 21:453
Neuenfeldt, Albert H., 57:136
Neue Zeit, immigration paper, 5:194
Neufang, Ralf, translator, 49:338, 49:339
Neuharth, Allan H., newspaper executive, 46:150
Neumaier, John J., college president, 51:25, 51:26, 51:27
Neumann, Jacob (Bishop), author, 6:71, 7:278
Neumeier, Catherine, speaker, 17:314
Neumeier, Frederick C., papers, 10:206, 11:42
Neumeier, Frederick G., 10:206
Neumeier, Karl G.

legislator, 24:349
speaker, 22:342

Neumeier, Mrs. Karl G., 25:210
Neunaber, H. W. (Rev.), speaker, 13:343
Neuse, Eloise, author, 34:219
Neutral Ground, ceding, 57:4
Neutralism. See Isolationism
Neutrality Act (1936), implementation, 43:86, 43:87, 43:88, 43:89, 43:90, 43:92
Neutson, K., 16:100

memoirs, 20:208

Neuzil, Mark, work reviewed, 58:242–58:243
Nevada (state)

geological survey, 7:308
gold mining, 4:219
land transactions with mixed-blood scrip, 62:12–14
settlement, 28:284
silver mining, 62:12–14
surveyed, 28:348
taxation, 3:157

Nevada Studies in History and Political Science, 52:204
Nevada Township, Mower County, Norwegian settlement, 12:269
Neveaux, Damase, pioneer, 22:345
Nevers, John N., in Leech Lake uprising, 24:144–24:146
Nevers, Mrs. John N., 24:145
Nevers Dam, St. Croix River, 40:357
Neville, Jay, 22:405
Neville, Morgan, career, 20:202
Neville, Mrs. Arthur C., author, 15:236
Neville Arthur C., author, 7:91, 7:349, 7:368
Nevins, ----, Mr. and Mrs., 8:158
Nevins, Allan, 18:44, 18:217, 20:31, 20:289, 26:166

author, 10:341, 12:442, 14:327, 15:59, 15:124, 20:333, 23:377, 27:335, 28:54, 28:95, 32:57, 34:42, 34:81, 34:158, 34:164, 34:251, 37:185
editor, 5:462, 40:313
review analyzed, 14:192–14:194
review by, 14:88–14:90
work reviewed, 9:291–9:294, 9:389–9:393, 20:176–20:179, 33:266, 33:346, 38:379

Nevins, F. V., author, 5:75
Nevitt, Barrington, cultural analyst, 53:102
Nevius, Aaron C., 16:334
Nevius family, genealogy, 16:334
Nevue, Wilfrid, "A Winter in the Woods," 34:149–34:153
New, Harry, postmaster general, 55:108
New, J. W., speaker, 11:118
New Albin (IA)

boundary point, 21:328
grain-storage facilities, 58:67

New Amsterdam. See New York City
New Amsterdam (WI), Dutch settlement, 28:121, 28:379
New Auburn

fur-trade center, 9:422
Germans, 47:179
history, 13:122, 34:129

Newbern, 8:174
Newbern, Robert, 39:132
Newberry, John S., geologist, 32:215
Newberry Library, Chicago, 5:223, 51:286, 52:37, 55:125, 57:326

Burlington records, 24:253
fellowship, 28:393
manuscripts, 36:280
websites reviewed, 60:298–299

Newbery Award, recipients, 57:286, 57:290
New Boston (IL), described, 17:426
New Brighton, Ramsey County

land prices, 49:220
ordnance community, 49:216n, 49:218, 49:225
Poles, 58:18

New Britain Museum of American Art (CT), 52:151
New Brunswick, Canada

banking, 42:271, 42:272, 42:273
boundary, 23:205
fur trade, 20:452
joins federation, 4:221

Newburg Township, Fillmore County

history, 23:400, 24:89, 24:191
Lutheran church, 14:119
Norwegian settlement, 12:268

Newburyport (MA), shipyards, 55:96
Newby family, genealogy, 21:195
New Canada. See Little Canada
Newcastle (IA), history, 4:442
New Century Club, St. Paul, 5:246, 52:117, 55:190

history, 58:192
records, 14:137, 16:74

New Chase Hotel, Walker, 61:272–274, 61:279, 61:280, 61:281
Newcomb, E. B., Dr., 16:334
Newcomb, Rexford, speaker, 27:66

work reviewed, 32:109

Newcomb, Silas, 61:172 (facing)
Newcomb, Simon, astronomer, 18:352–18:358, 33:191, 33:271
Newcombe, Barbara T.

award recipient, 45:256
review by, 48:87–48:88
"Sioux Sign a Treaty in Washington in 1858," 45:82–45:96

Newcombe, L. C., 22:341
Newcome, Tom, legislator, 60:323
Newcomer, Mabel, work reviewed, 35:36
Newdahl, Axel, Lawyer, 17:213
New Deal. See also Depressions; United States; specific programs

agricultural programs, 45:158, 45:159, 48:171, 58:199
agriculture, 52:102, 52:109
alliances, 54:238–239
art projects, 58:333
arts, 48:174
business policies, 48:265
CCC, 43:3–43:13, 48:296n
evaluation, 35:89, 35:90, 51:280, 52:79, 53:210–211, 53:287
Farm Security Administration photographers, 56:278–285, 61:174–195
Federal Art Project, 51:244, 52:276, 53:170–195
Floyd B. Olson and, 56:405
history, 38:387, 51:40, 53:147
Indian policies, 43:4, 43:5, 43:6, 43:7, 43:9, 43:10, 43:12, 43:13, 48:128, 48:339–48:341, 49:252, 49:254
labor policies, 42:7, 43:152
legislation, 54:178, 54:182
opposition to, 41:203, 42:7, 48:263
in Otter Tail County, 51:194–195
planned communities, 63:180, 63:182
policies, 52:329, 57:420, 57:422, 57:423, 57:428
politics, 47:155, 47:157, 47:161, 50:78, 54:6, 54:48, 55:92
posters, 51:243–244
price supports, 58:204
programs and projects, 23:162, 32:182, 36:187, 38:203, 39:80, 51:233, 51:241, 52:165, 52:175, 52:179, 58:75, 58:182
public housing, 46:2–46:16
radicalism and, 51:140
recreational programs, 58:212
reform policies, 48:172
Second New Deal, 62:80 (facing)
self-help groups, 45:307–45:320
wages, 53:224
in West, 49:119

New Diggings (WI), lead-mining district, 12:157
New Dramatists Guild, New York City, 60:135, 60:137
New Duluth, St. Louis County

development, 21:116
post office, 34:186

New Duluth Land Company, 37:123
New Duluth National Bank, 37:124
Newell, Aaron, author, 5:611
Newell, Abby L., house, 49:52
Newell, Agnes M., 47:187n
Newell, F. S., 14:270
Newell, Frederick R., grain dealer, 47:187
Newell, Harriet, missionary, 28:135
Newell, L. D., 12:319, 14:100
Newell, Lyman C., author, 16:115
Newell, Martha A., 47:187n
Newell, Martin E., author, 12:333, 25:308

editor, 10:221

Newell, Mary D., gallery owner, 47:187
Newell, Mrs. Winston B., 4:174
Newell, Stephen, politician, 39:49
Newell, Willie, 59:338
Newell (Newel), Stanford, 6:408

career, 15:358
papers, 4:169, 5:509

New England. See also Yankees

abolitionism, 54:94
American history and, 9:23
architecture, 55:239
colonial life, 9:390
conception of democracy, 3:253, 3:255, 3:257, 3:266
county maps, 40:120
culture, 24:48, 24:49, 34:82
depicted, 40:62, 40:65, 40:76
education and, 4:225
emigration, 4:48, 4:107, 4:444, 5:133, 5:159, 5:187, 8:85, 9:390, 10:27, 11:287, 13:284, 32:15, 32:109, 33:84, 34:81, 54:325, 56:243, 56:244, 56:304
English in, 16:402
firearm manufacturing, 56:240
folklore, 27:238
historical society movement, 56:447
literature, 20:109, 20:110, 30:192
Louisiana Purchase and, 9:6
merchants, 24:150
Minnesota and, 14:137
roads and trails, 14:340
Sabbath customs, 4:109
segregated schools, 55:143
settled, 12:173
source material, 24:112, 51:285
summer-camp movement, 58:71
textile mills, 56:246
town beautification efforts, 65:45
white captives, 53:336

New England Bank, Fairmount (ME), bank notes, 57:184, 57:186
New England Boot and Shoe Shop, St. Paul, 15:190
New England Colony and Bureau of Migration, settles Detroit, 16:432
New England Conservatory, Boston, 57:228
New England Emigrant Aid Company, 17:323, 17:324, 24:367
New Englanders. See Yankees

in Congregational church, 44:56, 44:57, 44:58, 44:61, 44:66–44:68
in St. Anthony, 56:249
in St. Paul, 56:202
town forms, 57:334

New England Furniture and Carpet Company, Minneapolis, 4:96, 4:199, 18:226, 57:251

Priscilla Tea Room, 57:257

New England Historic Genealogical Society, 3:438
New-England Magazine, publishes Snelling's tales, 17:438
New England Military and Naval Bureau of Migration, Detroit Lakes colony, 10:132–10:135
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, 22:213
New England Society of Minneapolis, 12:402
New England Society of the Northwest, 31:20
New England Woman Suffrage Association, 39:4, 39:6
New Era, gunboat, 43:187
New Era (Sauk Rapids), 3:292, 16:234 See also Sauk Rapids Frontierman
Newfolden, history, 12:452, 20:456, 38:163, 64:249–251
Newfoundland, Canada

fisheries, 22:64
Norse settlements, 5:362, 39:170, 39:342, 40:94, 42:79
place names, 30:67
Viking sites, 56:123, 56:127

New France

bibliography, 40:312
boundaries, 22:63
census schedules, 16:448
described, 13:418
exploration, 4:288, 5:492, 7:292, 7:348, 19:272
forts, 13:203
fur trade, 8:93, 16:410, 32:226–32:238
history, 1:71, 1:527, 7:155, 8:232–8:246, 10:349, 10:436–10:438, 18:383–18:398, 30:56, 40:145
maps, 12:348, 24:252
wars with British, 14:370, 24:150

New Germany, history, 18:338
New Glarus Township (WI), 5:595, 28:188
New Grand Theater, Minneapolis, 53:245
Newgren, Andrew J., 17:70, 20:51, 23:50, 26:45, 27:46, 29:97
Newhall, Beaumont, author, 29:164

"Minnesota Daguerreotypes," 34:28–34:33

Newhall, C. W., author, 12:209, 16:370
Newhall, Gene (Cpl.), 23:393
Newhall, John B. (Maj.), author, 5:215, 20:203, 36:102
Newhall Hotel, Milwaukee, 24:331
New Hampshire (state)

Civil War and, 53:212
Democratic party, 5:64
emigration from, 17:336, 18:250
fish, 57:308
Historical Society, 6:80
Hutchinsons' home, 22:116
lumber industry, 56:157
presidential primaries, 55:152, 55:158, 55:159
song, 22:116–22:118
state flag, 53:8
war records, 3:50
War Records Committee, 26:389

New Harmony (IN)

Owen (David Dale) home, 25:174, 26:223, 26:233
utopian community, 19:459, 21:94

New Haven, steamboat, 24:202
New Hope mission, Yellow Medicine County, 16:150
New Hope (St. Peter's) Cantonment, fur post, 23:213, 52:228, 63:61 See also Fort Snelling; Mendota (St. Peter's)
Newhouse, Sewell, trap maker, 43:147, 43:148
Newhouse, William, 4:354, 4:369n, 4:421
Newhouse trap, 43:146, 43:147
New Iceland, Manitoba, 57:362

history, 27:166

New Independence Township, St. Louis County, history, 23:302
New Jazzland Orchestra, 59:98
New Jersey Sisters of Charity, history, 16:340
New Jersey (state)

atlas, 40:122
Congressional election, 1838, 3:75
early imprints, 12:316
enlistments (1861), 2:339n
fur industry, 40:219
Historical Society, 3:444, 7:183
juvenile reform schools, 63:134
proverb collection, 27:34
silk train routes, 54:18
state parks, 5:137
Supreme Court, 53:299
war history program, 25:94
white male suffrage, 56:71

New Jumbo Theatre, Minneapolis, 9:35
New Kent Court House (VA), in Civil War, 25:131
New Lake theater, Minneapolis, 61:233
Newland, Francis, settler, 41:44
New Logan Theater, bombings, 51:230
New London

anniversary, 21:341
Lutheran church, 26:95
mill, 20:359
Morman mission, 36:290
name, 8:267
newspapers, 21:444

New Madrid, Missouri

in Civil War, 25:35, 25:36
earthquake, 12:198, 17:474, 28:281

Newman, A. C., juror, 62:183
Newman, Ben, artist, 55:78
Newman, Cecil E.

depicted, 57:419, 57:432, 57:433, 62:215
editor/labor leader, 57:420, 57:428–432, 58:386–387
journalist, 36:36
newspaper publisher, 56:62, 56:64
Pullman porter, 55:211

Newman, D. B., Dr., pioneer physician, 23:31
Newman, Frank (Rev.), 10:448
Newman, G. A., Dr., 8:196
Newman, Gertrude, insurance underwriter, 60:286
Newman, Harry S., 28:70
Newman, J. I., papers, 10:448
Newman, Mildred A., work reviewed, 42:77
Newman, Moses, businessman, 51:6–7
Newman, Paul S., "Theodore L. Hays," 53:238–246
Newman, Peter C., work reviewed, 50:170
Newman, Ralph, work reviewed, 29:63
Newman, W. A., speaker, 13:454
Newmann, C. A. George (Christian Andrew George Naeseth), hypnotist, 51:244
Newmarket Township, Scott County, Norwegian settlement, 12:271
New Masses (New York City), 44:245, 44:247n, 44:248, 45:174, 52:299, 57:373, 57:374, 62:73 See also Liberator; Masses
New Melleray (IA), monastery, 49:128
New Mexico (state)

admission to Union, 5:591
Baptists, 51:236

New Mexico Territory, slavery controversy, 56:169
New Munich

bank, 33:54
Catholic church, 17:479, 36:35
name, 30:332

New Nation (Winnipeg, Manitoba), 16:465
New (Neu) Ulm Pioneer, 27:327

history, 33:187
politics, 24:23, 24:30

New Nicollet Hotel, Minneapolis, 54:314 See also Pick-Nicollet Hotel

menu depicted, 64:107

New North West Company, 21:138n
New Norway, Canada, 57:356, 57:362, 57:363
New Olympic Theater, St. Paul, 53:239
New Orleans, steamboat, 9:347, 9:349, 14:150
New Orleans Exposition, 52:143
New Orleans (LA), 51:153, 51:154

army post, 28:16, 28:17
battle, 2:95, 4:325, 24:53
Butler's occupation, 9:277
in Civil War, 25:124, 25:125
commercial importance, 4:217, 4:319, 5:4
first steamboat, 9:347, 9:349
flour market, 18:409
founded, 18:390
French settlement, 18:394, 18:395, 18:397
fur market, 19:293, 40:213, 40:214, 40:220
historic sites, 40:134
port, 11:144, 23:61
professional boxing matches, 59:79
transportation, 2:267

New Orleans Minstrels, 28:111
New Orleans Strutters, entertainers, 59:98
New People's Theater, Minneapolis, 9:36, 9:38
New Pioneer, 58:169, 58:170, 58:171, 58:176, 58:177
Newport, B. C., lawyer, 48:324
Newport, Mary M., 14:436
Newport, Reece R., 14:436
Newport, Washington County

agriculture, 17:465
GAR post, 16:430
historic sites, 21:339
library, 21:112
map, 3:167n

Newport Park (Newport)

house depicted, 48:185, 48:195
platted, 48:185

Newport (RI)

architecture, 55:241
stone tower, 24:257, 27:350, 28:59, 28:60, 29:349, 33:88, 35:141

New Prague, Le Sueur County

anniversary, 12:450, 13:114
Catholic church, 12:451, 13:450
Czech settlement, 13:270, 23:381, 28:266, 35:152, 38:243, 41:132, 41:136
family-owned banks, 57:191
flour mills, 12:451, 23:388
history, 2:385, 16:219, 22:224
mural depicted/described, 53:232–233, 53:237
name, 13:199

New Prague Flouring Mill, 12:451
New Prague Foundry Company, 12:451
New Prague Seals, professional football team, 59:167
New Prague Times, history, 12:451, 20:462
New Republic magazine

Minneapolis stories, 56:67
opinion pieces, 51:135

New Richland

Lutheran church, 13:340
Norwegian settlement, 12:269
pageant, 8:450
schools, 8:451, 35:51

New Rockford (ND), depot depicted, 54:16
New Rome, Sibley County

German theater, 32:100, 34:242
history, 10:361

New Salem State Park (Illinois), outdoor museum, 27:143
Newsboys, New Year's greetings, 16:387, 33:164–33:168
News media

feminist reforms in the 1970s, 61:68–69

Newsom, Albert, lithographer, 57:36
Newsom, Thomas, newspaperman, 53:106
Newsome, Albert R., author, 20:197
Newson, Hattie, 15:396
Newson, Mary J., 4:171, 4:275

author, 15:224
"Fort Snelling in Civil War Days," 15:395–15:404
speaker, 15:311, 16:122

Newson, Mrs. Thomas M., 15:396
Newson, Nellie, 15:396
Newson, Thomas M. (Maj.), 4:275

author, 3:64, 5:43, 14:86
in Civil War, 15:311, 15:395–15:404
depicted, 44:50
editor, 3:477, 63:281, 63:286–287, 63:286–290
farming activities, 49:199
journalist, 14:406, 14:495, 21:375, 21:376, 23:307, 34:140, 35:363, 38:187
in mining venture, 44:49–44:50, 44:52, 44:53
papers, 4:171
portrait, 15:396
publisher, 13:100

Newspaper Guild, 46:87, 46:90

assistance radio strikers, 46:94

Newspapers. See also Indians: newspapers; Journalism: newspapers; Minnesota Historical Society newspaper collection: newspapers; specific newspapers

19th century, 49:332–49:337
abolitionism and, 56:229, 57:111, 57:113–115
advertisements, 51:213, 52:66–67, 53:92, 53:93, 53:94, 53:95, 53:97, 53:329, 54:49, 54:270–271, 54:278, 56:59, 56:232, 56:233, 56:290–291
advertising rates, 53:245
African American, 43:283–43:296, 64:274
agriculture and, 51:17, 51:18, 51:19, 51:21, 51:37, 58:159
aid relief efforts, 42:61
army periodicals, 22:194, 23:292, 23:393, 24:83, 24:184, 25:33
Becker County, 5:587
Benton County, 10:224
bibliography, 1:131
bicycling discussed, 54:272, 54:275, 54:276, 54:280, 54:281
black, 55:149, 57:428–430
in Black Hills, 8:202
black suffrage and, 56:76–77, 56:231
on capital removal attempt, 63:281–293
caricature, 41:3
cartoons, 51:164, 52:93, 52:188–193, 53:300, 54:282
Catholic, 27:169
in child-labor question, 41:232
children's, 50:46–50:62
church-state controversy, 53:297, 53:300, 53:302, 53:308
in Civil War, 22:86, 22:422, 25:129, 25:130, 25:144, 25:147, 25:149–25:151, 25:232, 25:234, 25:239, 25:248–25:250, 25:253, 25:256, 53:335
collections, 51:139
column depicted, 53:276, 53:285, 53:286
Communist, 57:373, 57:374, 58:169, 58:174, 58:176, 58:180
conservation and, 53:289, 58:111–58:112, 58:116–58:117
cooperatives, 57:396
coverage of vigilantism, acts against African Americans during 1903, 64:265 (cover), 64:271–275
crime and vice coverage, 47:243–47:248, 50:241–50:251
dailies, 36:103
Dakotas, 14:205, 15:200–15:202, 15:475, 35:383
Dakota Territory, 5:135, 5:207
Dano-Norwegian, 8:375
disaster coverage, 50:167
dissident press, 52:215, 52:243
Duluth, 10:101, 54:148, 54:152, 54:155, 54:215, 54:219
Duluth, 1938 strike, 62:214n
early press, 21:441
editors' association, 18:451
ethnic, 11:206, 12:260, 14:401, 15:473, 16:338, 18:71, 22:399, 22:424, 23:373, 25:326, 27:327, 27:343, 28:21–28:24, 28:26, 28:31, 28:201, 33:180, 33:187, 33:188, 34:43, 34:130, 35:328, 37:87, 38:91, 41:98, 43:213, 43:214, 43:216, 43:218, 43:219, 43:220, 43:283–43:296, 46:304, 47:118, 47:168, 47:259, 48:43, 48:284, 48:285, 49:123, 49:204, 49:208, 50:65, 50:68, 51:141, 51:163, 52:80–81, 52:84, 52:168, 53:216, 53:218, 53:221, 53:223, 53:240, 55:26, 55:78, 55:81, 55:330–331, 56:395, 58:16, 58:171
Eveleth, 6:412
in evolution controversy, 41:206, 41:212, 41:213
extrajudicial influences, 55:351, 55:357, 55:358, 55:360, 55:363
farm, 5:134
Farm-Labor, 38:304–38:308
First Minnesota Volunteers typographical fraternity, 62:258–267
folklore and, 36:101
food conservation efforts during World War I, 59:274–275
frontier, 14:139, 14:173–14:191, 14:393–14:415, 15:1, 15:16–15:25, 15:86–15:89, 16:332, 18:99, 18:450, 24:309, 27:1–27:20, 27:345, 28:342n, 40:302
functions, 43:308–43:310
gag law, 58:88, 58:89, 58:90, 58:91
Goodhue printing press and, 56:393–398
historical value, 1:253, 7:189, 7:295, 8:279, 10:358, 11:441, 12:391–12:403, 12:441, 13:45–13:50, 13:72, 14:408, 17:92, 17:314, 17:385–17:390, 23:22, 23:179, 24:272, 25:409, 26:74, 26:376, 52:145, 54:90, 54:91
history, 1:544, 34:83, 51:281
immigration advertising, 5:168, 5:173, 5:177, 5:194, 5:201
indexes, 7:186, 17:93, 17:362, 20:39, 21:214, 22:442, 27:349
influence of, 17:427, 51:271, 51:274, 52:132, 52:134, 52:135, 52:136, 52:138, 52:139, 52:140, 52:163, 54:172, 54:176, 54:181, 54:221, 55:206, 55:220, 56:130
inventory, 9:48, 9:297
investigative journalism, 58:305
Iowa, 9:73, 12:199, 16:479, 17:427n
Iowa bibliography, 47:74
irony in, 50:242–50:244, 50:251
jingoism, 41:2, 41:3
Kansas, 2:50
labor and, 52:207, 52:210, 52:212, 52:213, 52:214, 52:218, 52:219, 53:125, 56:267, 56:269, 56:274, 58:126
labor unions, 21:375, 21:385
law enforcement and, 53:273, 53:276, 53:278–53:286
lawsuits, 52:323–325
legal protections, 46:147–46:151, 47:250–47:252, 48:92, 50:283–50:286
Lindbergh report, 42:148–42:150
literary columns, 56:315, 56:316
in local issues, 47:190
Mesabi Range, 5:322, 51:71, 51:72, 51:73, 65:101–110
MHS projects, 47:167–47:168
Michigan, 54:212
microfilmed, 23:368, 26:271, 29:50, 30:42, 30:89
Midwest, 51:324
Milwaukee, 54:222
Minneapolis, 2:208
Minnesota bibliography, 13:58, 14:63, 15:340, 16:54, 16:55, 16:65, 17:56, 29:51, 30:325
Minnesota communities, 12:108, 12:456, 14:360, 17:123, 19:118, 19:467, 20:94, 20:299, 21:106, 21:214, 21:332, 24:326, 27:270, 28:265, 30:271, 34:44, 35:382
Minnesota Territory, 52:285, 56:153, 56:165, 56:169, 56:222–234
Morris, 5:425
Nebraska, 55:161
in Nelson-Kindred campaign, 5:97
newsboys, 16:387, 33:164–33:168, 41:201 (cover), 47:1 (cover), 60:104
northern Minnesota, 21:451, 29:356
Norwegian, 2:282, 2:288, 3:506–3:518, 6:385, 57:358
Ohio, 31:186
Ontario, 28:179
Otter Tail County, 9:423
Philippines, 18:99
photographs and, 51:322, 52:42, 52:44
pioneer life in advertisements, 7:99–7:121, 7:275, 7:297
in politics, 47:192, 48:283–48:294, 56:53, 56:72, 56:73, 56:332, 56:339
Polk County, 1:386
preservation, 1:101, 2:172–2:176, 8:57, 13:73, 17:91, 21:312, 30:295
prosuffrage petition depicted, 56:79
publishers' association, 31:119
racism, 47:246, 65:194
railroad delivery, 64:214
Red River, 16:230
Red River settlement, 10:91
Redwood County, 1:228
Republican, 20:270
rural, 48:284
St. Croix Valley, 17:385–17:390, 29:100
St. Louis County, 5:243
St. Paul, 5:287, 5:397, 5:473, 5:495, 9:140, 10:206, 48:314, 53:253 (cover), 53:280, 55:351, 56:17, 56:158, 56:199
service, 5:463
in slavery controversy, 24:310, 32:16–32:33
socialist, 19:346, 51:142, 52:86–99, 52:183–194, 55:288, 56:364
South Dakota, 5:136, 47:120, 48:350
Spanish-American War, 61:294
Spanish-language, 58:202
sports coverage, 47:321–47:328, 55:341, 55:342, 55:347
state promotion, 56:222–234
state's first interview story, 55:363
Stearns County, 1:317
story compilations, 51:128
strike coverage, 41:86, 42:171n, 42:173–42:174
suffragist parade depicted, 54:301
Swedish, 5:54, 57:103, 57:435
temperance movement, 51:292
Twin Cities, 5:146, 10:338, 11:41, 22:6, 25:211, 28:197, 29:31n, 34:50n, 34:140n, 51:209, 51:211, 52:172–175, 53:167, 54:294
union list, 15:120, 15:341, 16:55, 16:65, 16:331, 17:56, 18:322
Vermilion Range, 5:322
on wallpaper, 33:211–33:213
in wartime, 47:172, 47:180, 49:67–49:70
Waseca County, 8:314
Watab Treaty debate, 57:13, 57:14, 57:15
weekly, 12:434, 13:211, 13:442, 14:74, 14:102, 48:284
in westward movement, 15:1–15:25
Wisconsin, 11:326, 12:439, 36:67, 47:179, 48:227
women and, 51:126, 52:68, 52:115, 54:302
women reporters, 56:5, 60:100–111, 60:112n
women's history resources, 52:118
World's Columbian Exhibition, 53:340
World War II, 53:62, 54:318

News Tribune, antisocialist campaign, 52:214
New Sweden, Canada, 55:109, 57:362
New Sweden (IA)

history, 55:380
settlement, 8:185
Swedish colony, 10:214

New Sweden Township, Nicollet County, ethnic settlements, 12:275, 19:220, 36:201
New Testament Association of Independent Baptist Churches, 43:28, 52:25
New Theatre, 52:302
New Times (Minneapolis), Socialist newspaper, 45:4–45:5, 45:7, 45:9, 52:183–194, 55:288, 64:228, 64:229
New Times Publishing Company, 52:183
Newton, A. Edward, 27:41
Newton, E., 16:318n, 20:225n
Newton, Earle W., 30:368

author, 28:135n, 30:258, 31:64
editor, 30:386
review by, 31:47

Newton, Edmund, author, 1:79
Newton, Isaac, 40:335, 40:336
Newton, Mrs. William H., 21:150, 21:156
Newton, O. W., author, 17:240
Newton, Stanley (Stan), author, 8:437, 28:177
Newton, Walter H., congressman, 12:96, 17:160n, 47:222, 50:10
Newton, William H.

house, 21:152
at Superior (WI), 21:153
townsite promoter, 21:150

Newton County, history, 4:242
Newton Township, Otter Tail County, frontier life, 11:221
Newton (WI), sketch, 4:286
New Trier

Catholic church, 17:117, 20:460
history, 17:118
name, 30:332

New Ulm, Brown County

in 1850s, 10:460
1873 blizzard, 4:91
1881 cyclone, 7:85
anniversaries, 2:286, 10:224, 10:459
artists, 56:357 (cover), 56:377–390
battle, 53:180
breweries, 20:459, 24:189, 36:200, 36:204
Catholic churches, 46:304, 56:384, 59:183
Christmas celebrations, 28:81
churches, 14:353, 14:451, 26:181, 30:34, 32:172
in Civil War, 33:84
in Dakota War of 1862, 63:47–48
depicted, 37:226, 53:99, 56:345, 56:348–349, 56:380, 63:41 (facing)
fairgrounds depicted, 56:137
in fiction, 47:211, 55:380
fire department, 16:493, 19:120
founded, 5:201n, 5:268, 11:174n, 16:363, 18:109, 19:472, 27:268, 30:24–30:35, 30:74, 30:188, 31:243, 36:327
Free Congregation, 41:53, 41:55, 41:57, 41:58, 41:60
fur trade, 42:128
Gag (Wanda) House depicted, 56:384
German Park, 55:182, 56:349
German settlement, 1:425, 1:430, 4:193, 10:356, 16:42, 18:112, 18:453, 19:214, 31:24, 35:294, 36:255, 38:120, 38:243, 40:263, 40:309, 41:53, 41:300, 44:240, 47:173, 56:208
German theater, 32:100, 32:102, 32:127, 32:168–32:173, 33:188, 34:239, 34:240, 37:227, 37:228
Hermann monument, 63:41 (facing)
history, 9:420, 28:202, 34:170, 55:44, 56:463
hospital, 15:484
hotel, 15:365, 25:314
implement trade, 24:302n
Jewish families, 51:8
law office, 16:458
libraries, 23:193, 26:88, 57:160
log buildings, 37:72, 37:76
lynchings, 55:72
military encampment, 17:360
militia company, 1:431
monuments, 2:215, 27:328, 35:294, 38:155
museum, 2:458, 17:481, 20:92–20:95, 20:454
name, 30:30, 30:267, 30:332
newspapers, 19:230, 27:327, 27:343, 28:201, 34:130
pageant, 7:370
parade depicted, 47:174
parochial schools, 53:296
Pfaender house, 24:259
platting, 18:466, 56:345–350
politics, 28:36, 28:323
post office, 38:121
river port, 26:181, 39:120
roller mills, 12:449, 27:78, 28:202
schools, 20:356, 21:111
settlement, 12:430, 16:126, 20:351, 21:202
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 1:439–1:443, 1:447–1:454, 2:213, 2:216, 2:291, 2:439, 3:144, 4:90, 4:452, 4:467, 5:450, 5:472, 5:598, 5:608, 5:616, 7:371, 11:303, 12:335, 13:443, 15:133, 18:460, 23:75, 23:295, 23:365, 28:374, 36:240, 38:86, 38:97, 38:113, 38:116–38:118, 38:125, 38:136, 38:138, 38:144–38:146, 38:275, 38:279–38:281, 38:283, 38:285, 39:33
site, 10:227
social life, 31:46, 33:91, 35:245
source material, 10:225
steamboats, 61:250
Swiss settlement, 8:175
tornado, 43:40
Turner Hall depicted, 41:60
Turnverein, 13:116, 18:112, 55:332
unions, 21:381
in U.S.–Dakota War of 1862, 44:240, 45:111–45:115, 47:236, 47:237, 47:333, 51:123, 54:240
veteran, 26:287
volunteer guard, 16:171, 16:176
Wanda Gag and, 55:4, 55:7, 55:9, 55:12, 55:14
water system, 14:353
Way of the Cross depicted, 59:183
Women's Literary Club, history, 27:78
during World War I, 43:51, 47:173, 47:181, 47:183

New Ulm Battery, 18:466, 27:269
New Ulm Business Men's Association, 10:224
New Ulm Daily Journal, church-state editorial, 53:300
New Ulm High School, 53:180
New Ulm Pioneer, founded, 10:225
New Ulm Post, founded, 27:327, 33:180
New Ulm Review, founded, 19:234
New Ulm Roller Mill Company, 28:202
New Ulm Steamboat Company, 45:115
New Ulm Transportation Company, 26:181, 41:59, 45:115
New Upsala, Pine Lake (WI), Swedish settlement, 10:243, 16:479, 30:159, 32:49
New Westminister, British Columbia, railroad, 41:356
New Winona, truck, 43:103
New Year's celebrations

among Mennonites, 29:161
ball, 12:401, 13:148, 14:140, 16:377, 16:387
early Minneapolis, 5:77
excursion, 16:247, 16:387
frontier, 16:373–16:390, 20:339, 22:10, 26:169, 28:186, 30:67, 31:37, 40:70, 55:332
Indian, 16:375, 18:238, 19:380
newsboys' greetings, 16:387, 33:164–33:168
parade, 29:32
pioneer, 6:165, 6:166, 9:189, 9:201, 10:95
social calls, 12:402, 14:141, 16:385, 17:129, 31:237
Superior (WI), 46:49
traders, 23:93

New Yeovil, Clay County, colony, 42:200, 47:17, 47:24
New York, Lake Erie, and Western Railroad, 53:216
New York, steamship, 37:15
New York Abendzeitung, immigration paper, 5:194
New York Academy of Medicine, 14:446
New York Age, 43:284
New York and Bermudez Company, 43:207, 43:210
New York Board of Emigration Commissioners, 5:172n, 5:181, 5:187, 5:200, 5:202n

Castle Garden rules, 5:182–5:184

New York Board of Trade And Transportation, 51:108
New York Central Railroad, 64:211

history, 8:101, 35:354n, 52:331
route, 15:256

New York City

in 1837, 6:95–6:97
in 1850, 4:130
in 1853, 1:362–1:368
in 1860s, 9:180
anti-Semitism, 52:170
architects and architecture, 53:206, 53:207, 57:39, 57:48, 57:49
arts and crafts, 34:312, 55:4, 55:15, 55:258, 56:351
art world, 44:243–44:249
banking, 40:111, 40:113
Children's Aid Society, 53:249
child welfare, 39:125
Chinese restaurants, 57:171
cholera, 56:210
clothing industry, 55:168
Communist party, 55:164
Crystal Palace exhibition, 1:352, 1:363–1:365
cultural life, 51:205, 51:238, 54:344, 54:352, 55:219, 55:256, 56:3
Dakota Indians visit, 45:91, 45:95
depicted, 30:193
draft riots, 40:271
firefighting equipment, 50:185
fur market, 7:18, 7:269, 8:294, 40:163, 40:213n, 40:214
garment industry, 52:168
harbor, 4:224
historical guide, 1:144
History Club, 1:144
immigrant agents, 13:40
immigrant women, 51:287
Jewish eateries, 55:229
manuscript collections, 22:328
merchants, 54:200
milling center, 10:179
Minnesota immigration agency, 5:175, 5:177, 5:185–5:187, 5:192, 5:200, 5:202
Norwegians, 22:70
parks, 54:148, 58:54, 58:64
parkways, 58:43
philanthropists, 55:179
politics, 12:192
port, 17:89
settlement houses, 51:203
theater center, 28:103, 28:107, 51:238
transportation rates, 2:267, 7:229
western immigration agents in, 5:167, 5:179, 5:187, 5:195
Woolworth Building, 57:48

New York Cosmos, soccer team, 63:103, 63:105, 63:107, 63:112
New York Custom House

architect's plans, 28:396
political cartoons, 51:100, 51:103

New York Daily Tribune, 56:205, 56:208
New York Demokrat, immigration paper, 5:194
New Yorker magazine, 56:319, 57:26, 57:33
New York Evening Mirror, articles on Minnesota, 29:29, 29:31–29:35
New York Evening Post, 64:335

literary reviews, 56:12

New York Fire Zouaves (Eleventh New York Volunteer Infantry), 47:65, 47:66, 47:67
New York Folklore Society, 31:14
New York Freeman, 43:292
New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, 3:444
New York Grain Exchange, 33:332
New York Historical Society, New York City, 5:70, 5:142, 5:224, 5:304, 5:307, 5:357, 5:376, 6:68, 6:202, 7:163, 8:198, 8:293, 11:450, 20:436, 25:394, 26:63

Catlin collection, 23:181
history, 34:206

New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Washington Heights, 12:408
New York Journal, sketch depicted, 52:218
New York Life Insurance Company building, Minneapolis, 63:239, 64:280
New York Lyceum Company, 28:105
New York Mills

ethnic groups, 14:239, 21:342, 22:392n, 25:318, 25:327
frontier life, 11:221
lime industry, 22:346
newspaper, 47:168
sketch, 8:441

New York Philharmonic, conductors, 55:184
New York Public Library, 17:96, 17:214, 55:124, 55:125

collections, 15:210, 16:112, 26:140–26:142
menu collection, 64:105
newspapers, caring for, 13:47
Publication, 16:111, 16:542

New York Restaurant, Minneapolis, 18:124, 18:128, 18:138, 18:143
New York (state)

1940 World's Fair, 57:84
1964-65 World's Fair, Minnesota pavilion, 63:1 (cover), 63:1 (facing), 63:7–14
abolitionism, 57:116
agriculture, 15:123
archives, 1:18, 1:232
art colonies, 55:254
arts and crafts, 36:322
atlas, 40:120, 40:122
barge canal system, 63:177–178, 63:188
capitol, 40:99, 40:100
cheese production, 27:121
colonial period, 11:234, 16:402–16:411
emigration, 3:403, 4:444, 5:133, 23:404, 40:10, 54:325, 55:176, 57:334
ethnic groups, 31:14
first printer, 15:6
flour milling, 58:277
folklore, 34:316
fur industry, 40:219
ginseng cultivation, 41:264
historical work, 1:5, 1:231
historic sites, 11:32
history, 14:341, 17:111
Indian sites, 40:204, 40:206–40:208
Jesuits in, 7:348
juvenile reform schools, 63:134
libraries, 1:332
migration from, 58:148
Nanticoke Valley, 51:181, 51:182
Norwegian settlements, 2:242, 2:247, 4:29, 4:274, 5:517, 6:104, 6:115, 51:200
patriotic societies, 8:303
professional boxing matches, 59:77, 59:79, 59:81, 59:84, 59:86n
proverb collection, 27:34
Scandinavian and German elements, 1:338
schools and, 53:297, 55:143
silk train routes, 54:18, 54:25
soldier franchise, 26:188, 26:209
state parks, 5:109, 5:137, 10:451
summer camps, 58:71
Swiss settlement, 5:180
trout fishing, 59:229
voting rights, 56:71

New York State Agricultural Society, 15:123
New York State Association on County Historians, 26:168
New York State Historical Association, Cooperstown, 12:434, 26:267, 26:377

collections, 27:252
history, 28:187
museum, 24:363, 27:353
publications, 14:341, 17:111, 27:66, 27:162, 35:150
seminars, 29:348, 30:150, 33:228

New York State Library, Albany, 55:377

manuscript holdings, 22:329
war records collection, 3:50

New York State Normal School, Albany, 28:132
New York Sun, All American football team, 54:174
New York Theatre Union, 52:294, 52:297, 52:299, 52:302, 52:303
New York Times, 56:12, 56:15, 57:312, 58:4

American history survey, 25:44, 25:168, 25:294, 28:364
on freedom of press, 37:168, 37:170
freedom-of-press cases, 46:148, 46:149, 46:150, 47:250, 47:251, 50:285
gift for biographical dictionary, 6:78
Gorbachev's visit to Minnesota, 61:355
history, 5:495
women reporters, 60:110, 60:112n

New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, libel case, 50:285
New York Tribune, 51:103, 54:281

in frontier Minnesota, 16:32, 17:317, 17:411–17:420, 18:409, 19:404, 22:336, 22:361, 27:11, 30:192

New York World’s Fair, 64:144, 64:146
Ney, Edward P., Dr., professor, 51:287

balloon researcher, 49:32

Neymeyer, Robert J., work reviewed, 50:294, 50:296
Nezha Ke Ogema, Ojibway Indian, 55:55
Nez Perce National Historic Park, 65:23
Nez Perces Indians, 5:358, 6:306, 8:184, 32:249

Battle of Bear Paw, 65:18–19
in fur trade, 40:156
history, 34:346, 40:93
mission, 29:59
warfare, 12:420, 16:89

NFO. See National Farmers Organization
Niagara, steamboat, 28:310, 35:355

shipwreck site, 55:102

Niagara Cave, Harmony, described, 24:265
Niagara Falls (NY), 13:395

customs station, 40:180
described, 4:357, 16:36
hydropower plant, 54:259, 58:264
tourism, 55:266

Niagara Movement (1906), 58:189, 65:155

legal director, 56:111
proponents, 55:66

Niagara (NY), British occupation of, 4:231, 4:312, 4:318, 4:319
Nicaragua, earthquake, 17:2
Nichol, John P., author, 21:371
Nichol, Todd W., editor, 52:128

work reviewed, 58:421, 59:135

Nicholas, W. G., reporter, 42:19
Nicholas, Wilson C., 44:215
Nicholas of Lynne, friar, 35:294, 38:383
Nicholls, Henry, lecturer, 11:157
Nicholls, Rhoda Holmes, artist, 63:238, 64:280
Nichols, ----, automobile designer, 26:21
Nichols, ----, Owatonna auto builder, 43:94, 43:97, 43:103
Nichols, Aitkin County, name, 21:349
Nichols, Arthur F., landscape architect, 54:153, 65:129–132
Nichols, Austin R., 21:349
Nichols, Browning, county commissioner, 37:207
Nichols, Charles L., postmaster, 37:327
Nichols, Charles W., author, 19:207, 19:337, 19:341, 20:186, 22:187, 29:163

"Henry Martyn Nichols," 19:129–19:147, 19:247–19:270
"New Light on the Northampton Colony," 22:169–22:173
"The Northampton Colony," 20:140–20:145
speaker, 20:190

Nichols, Dakota County, railway station, 50:102n
Nichols, David A., author, 50:195

"The Other Civil War: Lincoln and the Indians," 44:2–15
work reviewed, 63:83

Nichols, Frances S., compiler, 34:216
Nichols, Frederick D., author, 35:150
Nichols, George, 4:455, 16:215
Nichols, Harriet S., missionary, 9:403, 19:132
Nichols, Henry Martyn (Rev.), 2:25, 19:267, 44:62, 44:97, 56:206

abolitionist, 19:131, 19:132, 19:260, 32:16
farmer, 19:141–19:143, 19:145
home missionary, 19:141–19:147
house, 38:344
letterhead depicted, 55:279
maple-sugar maker, 19:135–19:137
marriage, 19:130
in Minneapolis, 19:262–19:270
in New England, 19:129–19:133
Northampton colonizer, 19:132–19:141, 20:140–20:143, 22:169–22:171, 22:173, 31:20
papers, 19:341, 20:33, 20:327, 28:336
in Stillwater, 19:145–19:147, 19:247–19:262, 35:362, 35:363
temperance lecturer, 19:146, 19:265
tributes, 19:269

Nichols, J. A. (Capt.), 12:333
Nichols, J. W., labor organizer, 52:210
Nichols, Jeannette P., author, 23:83

work reviewed, 23:256, 24:50–24:52, 25:170

Nichols, John D., 51:287, 53:37, 57:322

author, 43:78, 47:79
editor, 49:260, 50:168

Nichols, L. Nelson, author, 12:98
Nichols, Luther H., author, 2:57
Nichols, Marcus P., papers, 11:444
Nichols, Nancy Sikes (Mrs. Henry M.), 19:251

death, 19:267
letters, 19:139, 19:142
marriage, 19:130

Nichols, Phebe J., author, 12:435
Nichols, Roger H., work reviewed, 39:338
Nichols, Roger L., work reviewed, 47:208, 50:171
Nichols, Roy F., author, 13:433, 19:347, 34:168, 39:34

work reviewed, 23:256, 24:50–24:52, 25:170

Nichols, Samuel N., biography, 19:214
Nichols, Thomas, 12:54n
Nichols, William H., 16:9
Nichols and Chisholm Lumber Company, 27:302, 63:92, 63:93, 63:99, 65:199
Nicholsen, Annie M. (Mrs. J. N.), author, 13:452, 14:218
Nichols Expert Business Office Training and Secretarial School, students, 57:137
Nicholson, Claudia J., MHS curator, 56:455, 57:160 (facing)

"Bankers with Shotguns and Other Minnesota Banking Stories," 57:182–197
"The Improved Benevolent and Protective order of Elks of the World (IBPOEW)," 59:45 (facing)
"Quigley's Trick House," 58:378 (facing)

Nicholson, Edward E., sketch, 4:94
Nicholson, John P. (Col.), 3:147
Nicholson, Meredith, author, 3:45
Nickaboine, Frank, Ojibway, 48:154
Nickaboine, George, Ojibway, 48:157
Nickel, Lake County, 54:126, 54:135
Nickells, Dorothy J., author, 13:429
Nickelodeons, 53:245 See also Motion pictures
Nickel Plate Shoe Company, Minneapolis, trade card depicted, 43:273
Nickels, Horace, 52:25
Nickerson, Clifford, papers, 15:464
Nickerson, John Q. A., lumberman, 16:73

papers, 15:463, 16:52, 16:71, 16:72

Nickerson, William B., 29:162

archeological explorations, 1:534

Nickerson, Winfield S., Dr., 24:347
Nickey family, in Todd County, 22:89
Nickich, Joe, IWW sympathizer, 65:73 (cover)
Nickles, Shelley, historian, 60:272
Nicklin, Myrtle A., author, 13:336
Nicolay, Helen, author, 30:387
Nicolay, John George

author, 1:374, 28:361, 30:387, 39:259, 40:313, 41:119
depicted, 41:120, 41:125, 44:8, 50:199, 58:369, 58:370, 58:371, 58:372
"hanging" order depicted, 41:123
presidential secretary, 41:118, 41:120, 41:123, 44:4, 44:5, 45:107, 62:6
treaty commissioner, 15:285
visits Minnesota, 58:368–372

Nicolaysen, ----, 6:137, 6:139
Nicolet (Nicollet), Jean, explorer, 7:347, 7:348, 8:245, 10:437, 12:283, 12:348, 13:253, 13:439, 15:159, 15:358, 17:114, 17:299n, 17:342, 18:233, 18:387, 19:198, 19:272, 23:355, 25:273, 27:216–27:220, 32:238, 57:271

author, 2:189, 2:190
at Green Bay, 10:347
sketches, 2:51, 4:281, 7:368
tercentennial, 15:236, 15:474, 16:113
trader, 3:363

Nicolet (Nicollet), Joseph, explorer, visit to Castle Rock, Dakota County, 65:207
Nicoli, Julius, saloonkeeper, 36:197, 36:199
Nicolin, Florian L. (Bubbles), 41:384
Nicoll, ----, boat racer, 47:325
Nicollet, Joseph N., 3:33, 4:290, 8:92, 9:57, 10:196, 10:360, 15:383, 21:99, 45:206, 46:127, 52:150

author, 12:218, 17:306, 17:307, 33:132
biography, 47:206
career, 15:358, 27:350
cartographer, 46:70, 46:117, 47:84, 47:206, 48:84
centennial, 17:224, 17:348
diaries, 11:87, 23:170
ethnographer, 42:137, 42:139, 42:278, 46:288, 46:295, 48:67, 48:244
explorer, 2:117n, 2:552, 2:564, 3:479, 4:261, 4:281, 5:257, 6:411, 8:378n, 9:71, 9:292, 10:304, 11:381, 11:444, 12:239, 13:173, 14:220, 15:82, 15:110, 16:453, 16:478, 19:192, 19:475, 30:209, 35:204, 36:235, 37:62, 42:39, 42:77, 46:163, 49:139n, 51:244, 52:149, 52:150, 54:376
at Fort Snelling, 7:274
at Jeffers Petroglyphs, 63:40 (facing)
journals reviewed, 42:192, 45:250
map, 5:204
mapmaker, 27:69, 33:186, 36:277, 39:212, 39:314, 55:72
papers, 4:177, 4:282, 6:202, 7:37, 8:97, 8:297, 9:58, 12:83, 15:61, 18:314, 23:40, 25:76, 34:338
at Pipestone, 31:196, 31:200, 31:202, 31:207, 40:96
sketch, 5:501
views on Native Americans, 57:101

Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, 16:385, 51:257, 54:226, 54:228, 59:346

depicted, 45:210, 45:220, 50:20, 61:80, 62:88–89, 62:233, 64:232
described, 50:18
name, 4:464, 20:65, 27:366
traffic counts (1895-1912), 62:87, 62:88, 62:91–93

Nicollet Baseball Park, Minneapolis, 50:18–50:22, 50:20, 50:22
Nicollet County

4-H club work, 21:342
archives, 20:89
in Civil War, 38:259
county agent, 19:113
courthouse, 14:161, 43:243
early printing, 21:223
elections, 28:32, 51:169
ethnic settlements, 12:265, 12:275, 14:356, 17:399, 22:335, 28:31, 36:201, 40:412
fair, 9:422, 23:75
ghost towns, 17:238
grasshopper plague, 10:288, 36:57
historical society proposed, 9:422
history, 1:378, 3:159
history reprinted, 45:207
land claim association, 9:86, 9:94
log houses, 37:73, 37:76
newspaper bibliography, 5:502
notes, 6:86, 10:463
pioneer life, 13:119
poor farm, 38:369n
records, 47:334
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:283
Swedes, 1:384
tornado, 43:40
War History Committee, 24:268
war records committee, 3:105

Nicollet County Bank, St. Peter, 2:153, 2:156, 2:160
Nicollet County Farm Bureau Association, 21:342

activities, 11:18, 11:53, 11:221, 12:340, 15:80, 16:301
building fund, 20:353
collections, 22:107
finances, 11:20, 25:407
meetings, 12:452, 15:250, 15:490, 16:491, 19:117, 19:470, 26:179, 27:342, 27:362, 30:81
members, 11:19
museum, 11:16, 12:103, 19:231, 21:217, 21:337, 25:98, 25:209, 25:404, 25:405, 26:77, 26:90, 27:76, 28:87, 29:276
organized, 11:14, 11:464, 12:36

Nicollet County Historical Society, 12:37, 16:241, 17:122, 20:456, 22:188, 22:290, 23:36
Nicollet Hotel, Minneapolis, 5:525, 25:315, 35:73, 42:144, 43:223, 54:313

menu depicted, 64:114

Nicollet House, Minneapolis, 5:73, 5:160, 5:245, 5:525, 10:78, 19:84, 19:407, 33:175, 34:99n, 35:73, 43:223, 45:211, 48:12, 54:313, 57:114, 61:80
Nicollet Island, Mississippi River, Hennepin County, 42:222, 48:337, 57:115

access, 39:317
bridges, 27:79, 29:32n, 35:101 (cover), 35:205 (cover), 49:133n, 57:108–109, 59:342
in capital controversy, 14:160, 43:241
caves, 28:291
dam, 24:130
depicted, 30:218, 33:338, 34:29, 34:33, 59:342, 64:2
Falls of St. Anthony, 58:255
ferry, 28:286
flora, 16:38
Grain Belt beer sign, 58:251
historic area, 47:333
history, 8:452
nursery, 49:192n
park plan, 33:336
photographed, 43:315
sawmills, 27:288n
settlement, 35:103, 35:104, 35:106, 39:316
waterpower rights purchased, 58:259

Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, 49:291
Nicollet Park, Minneapolis, baseball stadium, 58:338–352, 63:18, 63:20

depicted, 58:340, 58:341, 58:343, 58:350, 63:15
remodeling and renovation, 58:341–344

Nicolls, Mrs. Henry, 7:362
Nicolls, Richard (Col.), British commissioner, 16:395

Radisson and, 16:400–16:411

Nicols, Dean and Gregg, St. Paul, wholesale firm, 34:355 See also Nicols and Dean
Nicols, John, papers, 19:449, 20:33
Nicols, Mrs. John V., 38:77n, 38:78, 38:79
Nicols and Berkey, St. Paul, wholesale firm, 34:355
Nicols and Dean, St. Paul, wholesale hardware firm, 24:355 See also Nicols, Dean and Gregg
Niebler, John, 35:268
Niebuhr, Reinhold, theologian, 40:365, 40:366, 54:48
Niedecken, George, interior architect, 57:249–250
Nielsdatter, Gro, 19:97
Nielsen, C. M., Mormon missionary, 36:290–36:293
Nielsen, Charlie, cabinetmaker, 60:216, 60:217
Nielsen, Christian, sketch, 10:69
Nielsen, Cindy, art-colony executive director, 55:265
Nielsen, Etlar L., author, 23:99
Nielsen, Johanne, letters, 56:100
Nielsen, Kim E., "Douglas County Farm Holiday Association," 51:270–280
Nielsen, "Little Ole," 19:97
Nielsen, Ole, Sr., 18:316, 19:97
Nielsen, Richard, author, 57:56, 60:62–63

work reviewed, 60:64–65

Nieme, Signe, author, 3:465
Niemela, John, author, 28:82
Niemeyer, Mrs. James C., 39:56
Niemi, Arne, 58:177, 58:179
Niemi, Clemens, author, 5:516
Niemi, David, Finnish settler, 61:17
Niemi, Helmi Marsyla, 52:328
Niemi, Judith, author, 53:251
Niemi, Matti, Finnish pioneer, 25:318
Nier, Alfred O. C., university department head, 60:186n
Nietz, John A., author, 37:344
Niewald, Earl, forest ranger, 54:135
Niganibines (Leading Bird of Prey, Flat Mouth), Ojibwe leader, 60:248 (facing)
Nigg, William, school superintendent, 53:303
Nigger Coulee, Hudson (WI), name, 21:430
Nightclubs

Minneapolis, 46:339
St. Paul, 46:298

Nightingale, battleship, 27:57
Nightingale, Mrs. J. A., author, 29:363, 30:81, 30:408
Nightingale, Mrs. John H., 5:609
Nih wah zhe bik o quay (Mandy Wah-we-yay-cumig), Ojibway, 46:293
Nikander, J. K., pioneer pastor, 25:324
Nikander, V. K., college president, 27:162
Nikiforoff, C. C., author, 21:212
Niles, Hezekiah, publisher, 29:62
Niles, Nathaniel, composer, 22:130
Niles, O. J., author, 26:288
Niles, Sanford, 18:105

educator, 45:237
geographer, 24:233

Niles Weekly Register

evaluatation, 22:429
history, 29:62

Nilles, Mary E., author, 51:79–80, 65:40

work reviewed, 48:349–48:350

Nilles, Myron A., author, work reviewed, 59:311
Nilsen, Anna (Mrs. Rasmus), 57:358
Nilsen, Laila, author, 15:114
Nilsen, Nils, 12:264
Nilsen, Ole (Rev.), papers, 16:471, 17:212, 18:47
Nilsen, Rasmus, 57:358
Nilson, Christina, 8:401
Nilson, N. A., pioneer merchant, 28:384
Nilsson, Albertina, 43:69
Nilsson, Alex, author, 18:73
Nilsson, August, Titanic victim, 60:261
Nilsson, Christine, 16:238
Nilsson, Fredrik (Frederick) O. (Rev.), missionary, 5:146, 43:64, 43:65, 49:306

in St. Croix Valley, 17:398, 17:402

Nilsson, Helena Christina. See Nelson, Helen
Nilsson, Isak, Swedish immigrant, 20:258
Nilsson, Svein, 2:235n, 22:68
Nilsson, Victor, author, 4:85, 6:206, 10:102
Nimbus Club, St. Paul, 56:3, 56:6
Nimitz, Chester William (Adm.), 52:28, 52:30, 54:375
Nimrod, steamboat, 13:233, 13:234
Nimrod, Wadena County, history, 51:163
Nind, J. Newton, sketch, 2:275
Nindipens, Ojibway, 49:275
Nine Mile Creek, Lake County, island, 34:182
Nine Mile River (Minnehaha Creek), 7:271
Nineteenth Amendment, 63:315 See also Woman suffrage

ratification, 54:291, 54:292, 54:299, 54:301, 54:371, 60:121, 64:331, 65:157

Nineteenth Century Club, Minneapolis, records, 17:339
Ninety-first (Wild West) Division, U.S. Army, history, 3:110
93rd Infantry Division, South Pacific, 54:188
Nininger, Alexander R. (Randy), 25:183, 45:269, 62:11
Nininger, Alexander R., Jr. (Lt.), World War II hero, 25:394, 26:158
Nininger, Catherine (Mrs. John), 34:97, 45:269, 55:20
Nininger, Dakota County

baseball club, 19:162
boom town, 16:481, 39:240
churches, 13:148
citizens' petition, 26:190
depicted on map, 58:148, 58:151
Donnelly's home, 5:323, 6:253
early settlement, 8:299
fair, 15:246
farming, 58:147, 58:148, 58:149–58:155
founded, 8:207, 14:135, 20:80, 22:99, 25:275, 33:48, 39:132
ghost town, 43:196, 44:104
history, 4:298, 8:447, 13:69, 13:127–13:151, 17:263–17:275, 44:104–44:105, 46:104, 46:106, 46:109, 49:40
modern architectural models, 44:105–44:107
newspaper, 14:403, 17:272, 29:84
organized, 55:19, 55:28, 55:30, 55:31
site depicted, 44:105
territorial newspaper, 56:224
townsite, 11:454, 32:239, 32:241n

Nininger, John, 32:240, 32:241n, 32:242, 34:97, 45:265, 45:269

townsite promoter, 13:128, 13:129, 13:134, 17:264, 17:266, 22:99, 38:229, 46:104, 55:20, 55:22, 55:30, 60:235

Nininger, Pauline, singer, 45:269
Nininger, St. Peter and Western Railroad, 13:141, 13:143, 13:150, 17:270, 17:274, 17:275
Nininger and St. Peter Railroad. See Nininger, St. Peter and Western Railroad
Nininger family, in Minnesota, 25:292
Nininger Reading Room Society, 13:147
Ninth Federal Reserve District, 25:279, 25:280
Ninth Military Department, described, 4:77
Ninth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 5:320

in Civil War, 13:427, 26:197n, 26:205, 27:153, 38:43, 38:245 (cover), 38:287, 39:183–39:190
Company D, 1:246, 7:192, 8:429
Company F, 2:291
Company G, 61:198
Company H, 2:195, 2:211
homecoming, 38:289, 38:291, 38:292
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 12:302, 18:210, 38:280, 38:281

Ninth U.S. Infantry, history, 3:162
Niobrara River (NE), 42:50, 42:51

post, 34:327
Sioux reservation, 39:261

Nipigon, Ontario

fishing, 30:387
trading post, 11:233, 11:258, 35:140

Nipigon Basin, natural history, 51:77
Nipigon River, Ontario, road, 16:299
Nipissing Indians, 13:400
Nipola Company, St. Paul, 64:305 (cover), 64:305 (facing), 64:308–319, 64:309
Nippert, Lillian, violinist, 52:308 See also Zelle, Lillian
Nippon Yusen Kaisha, shipping line, 54:22, 54:30, 54:31

Great Northern Railway agreement, 54:24

Nisbet, Hugo, author, 11:106, 18:73, 31:221

traveler, 16:383n, 16:388

Nisbet, Ralph, poet, 26:302
Nisbeth, Hugo, 8:386, 41:193

description of Minnesota (1872-73), 8:387–8:421

Nisei. See Japanese (people)
Nissenbaum, Stephen, author, 46:287
Nissishin fishing club, 59:230
Nisswa, historic properties, 51:148
Nitske, W. Robert, work reviewed, 44:78–44:79
Nix, Else M., editor, 12:334
Nix, Jacob (Capt.), 1:439n, 45:113

anchor, 30:394, 38:81
army commander, 54:240

Nix, Richard, actor, 32:172
Nix, Robert, poet, 12:334
Nixon, Anna M., author, 26:65

"An Elementary School Project," 26:47–26:51

Nixon, E. D., and Montgomery bus boycott, 55:214–15
Nixon, Herman C., author/speaker, 5:149, 5:314, 10:211
Nixon, J. H., author, 18:339, 18:469
Nixon, John, report, 28:170
Nixon, Pat (Mrs. Richard M.), 62:245 (cover), 62:245 (facing)
Nixon, Richard M., U.S. president, 51:109, 52:164, 55:109, 56:406, 59:296, 60:171

campaign pictures, 58:146
China visit (1972), 62:245 (cover), 62:245 (facing), 62:253, 62:257n
debate with Khrushchev, 60:281n
House Un-American Activities Committee hearings, 60:178–179
letters, 52:125
meeting with Brezhnev, 61:358n
pardon, 60:92
portraits, 56:49 (facing)
presidential-election button depicted, 57:160 (facing)
presidential papers, 44:37, 44:38

Nixon administration, race relations, 52:124
No, Yong-Park, author, 29:154
Noah, Jacob J., attorney, 55:53

career, 35:49

Nobel, Alfred, depicted on Nobel Peace Prize medal, 56:357 (facing)
Nobel prizes

literature, 55:111
Peace Prize, Frank B. Kellogg depicted, 56:357 (facing)

Noble, Allen G., work reviewed, 54:50–51
Noble, David W.

author, 41:197
"Historians and the Conflict Theory," 46:122
reviews by, 33:136, 33:348, 39:76, 40:303, 46:36, 46:247
speaker, 40:303
work reviewed, 36:97, 37:83, 39:335, 41:341–41:342, 42:280

Noble, Elaine, Massachusetts legislator, 65:78
Noble, Frank E., sketch, 3:382
Noble, Frederick A., biography, 15:358
Noble, Grace, 51:297
Noble, Lydia, captive, 1:429, 38:123, 38:124, 48:31
Noble, Mrs. Frederick A., 38:75, 38:76n
Noble Elementary School, Golden Valley, 53:296
Noble Order of the Knights of Labor. See Knights of Labor
Noble plow, 24:297
Nobles, Johnson (Rev.), at Red Rock, 31:90
Nobles, William H., 7:117, 28:81, 30:266, 36:4n, 38:221

expedition, 1:167n, 10:391n, 11:169n, 13:177n, 16:215, 18:274, 35:251–35:262, 38:57, 38:217, 46:120
legislator, 49:200
sketch, 3:48
surveyor, 27:344, 39:238, 45:118
wagon road, 1:184

Nobles County

agriculture, 17:337, 20:464, 37:205, 37:209
Catholic colony, 2:283, 35:134
census, 14:254, 14:256, 14:258, 14:259
churches, 14:357
county seat, 14:250
establishment, 5:485, 14:244
ethnic settlements, 13:419, 28:121, 28:129, 35:90
fair, 14:460, 15:491
Farmers Holiday, 44:306n
history, 1:244, 1:415, 16:368, 20:361, 20:465, 36:104
library, 31:61
marker, 11:335
militia, 14:261
oldest house, 15:250
pioneer life, 17:237, 26:90, 35:325
politics, 14:262
railroad lands, 42:223
records, 13:311, 21:207
schools, 18:227
settlement, 14:252, 18:471, 20:217
townships, 36:105
tree planting, 44:19
War History Committee, 23:391
in World War I, 3:48, 3:104, 3:105, 3:388

Nobles County Historical Society, 16:241, 19:361, 22:217, 23:399

activities, 16:66
centennial plans, 30:278
collections, 19:117, 28:195
essay contest, 16:243, 16:361
exhibits, 21:217, 21:337
meetings, 16:491, 17:483, 18:465, 20:456, 21:446, 22:441, 24:380, 25:408, 26:394, 29:363
members, 18:110
museum, 19:231, 25:209, 26:90
organization, 14:459, 15:71
pageant, 19:470
publications, 25:97, 26:179, 27:76, 27:173, 27:362, 28:87, 28:296, 29:92

Nobles' Pass (Rocky Mountains), 7:117, 11:169n, 35:251
Nobles Wagon Road, 45:118
Nodin, Ojibway Indian, trial, 55:55–55:56, 55:57, 55:58
Noecker, Mary F., author, 35:154
Noel, Milton P., 12:456, 14:435
Noel, Robert, advertising executive, 57:26
Noetzel, Gregor, artist, 11:190
Nohl, Lessing H., Jr., essay reviewed, 38:238
Nohman, Clarence, 22:292
Nokasippi River, name, 21:348
Nokay, Chippewa leader, 21:348
Nokay Lake, Crow Wing County, name, 21:348
Nokes, ----, traveler, 28:317
Nolan, ----, police officer depicted, 47:241
Nolan, Edward W., work reviewed, 49:32
Nolan, Hugh, historian, 50:189, 50:190
Nolan, Mark

judge, 49:174n
speaker, 10:100

Nolan, Mrs. William I., 4:58, 4:74
Nolan, Pat, artist, 57:31, 63:268
Nolan, Patrick B., review by, 54:49
Nolan, William I., legislator, 6:295, 33:159, 44:151, 51:226

speaker, 8:439, 9:198

Nolen, John, landscape architect, 65:126, 65:135n30
Nolin, Angelique, teacher, 40:313
Nolin, Augustin, trader, 22:288
Nolin, Jean Baptiste, trader, 49:188
Nolin, Louis, 21:399
Noll, Victor H., author, 12:419
Nollen, John S., author, 33:356
Nolte, Charles, theater director/educator, 60:155
Nolte, Henry B., author, 5:151
Nolte, Julius M., 25:305, 28:300, 28:388, 29:54, 30:37, 30:38, 30:287, 30:329

author, 29:103, 29:192, 29:280, 30:75, 30:85, 34:355
review by, 29:159
speaker, 28:390, 28:393, 29:97, 29:185, 29:372, 30:83, 30:166, 30:170, 30:285, 30:364, 30:398
state centennial commissioner, 61:109
"The Territorial Centennial," 29:36–29:45

Noltimier, Mary, sketch, 5:321
Nolz, June Oberg, 61:325–327

letter depicted, 61:326

Nolz, Leo, World War II navy pilot, 61:327
No Mans Land (MA), Atlantic island, runic inscription, 25:193
Nominee, steamboat, 2:487n, 7:106, 7:193, 10:306, 11:123, 11:130, 11:226, 12:159, 12:393, 13:234, 14:379, 17:278, 20:131, 20:132, 20:134, 20:137, 21:96, 27:187, 28:314, 28:317, 28:318, 28:321, 29:203, 29:212, 30:198, 31:149, 34:31, 37:311, 40:4, 42:24, 55:27

depicted, 13:235, 34:33, 48:15
excursions, 11:126, 11:127

Nong Khai refugee camp, Thailand, 64:181, 64:192
Nonpareil Mill, Chatfield, 24:100–24:102
Non-Partisan Labor Defense, in Strutwear strike, 50:115
Nonpartisan Leader (Fargo (ND); St. Paul), 43:50, 43:52, 48:257n, 48:258, 48:260, 51:1 (cover), 51:17

cartoons, 43:48, 43:51, 48:260
established, 19:108
women's section, 48:258, 48:259

Nonpartisan League (NPL), 8:441, 18:323, 21:91, 22:335, 23:363, 42:7, 48:267, 48:292, 56:463, 59:33 See also Agrarian movement; Farmer-Labor party; Farmers' Nonpartisan League; World War I

1918 campaign, 13:188, 51:219
activities, 16:341, 35:155, 35:334, 35:368, 52:237, 54:324
anti-NPL cartoons, 48:261
bibliography, 49:340
Canada, 29:342
collections, 51:42 (facing)
depression and, 28:43
development, 16:482, 18:459, 51:16–22
elections, 52:97
gathering depicted, 52:99
growth, 3:361, 4:338
history, 3:227, 3:521, 4:284, 9:303, 10:216, 28:72, 28:74, 30:66, 31:124, 32:182, 34:221–34:232, 34:347, 36:101, 38:301–38:309, 39:79, 45:10, 47:154, 48:256, 49:340, 51:177, 51:226, 51:231
influence, 51:225, 51:233, 51:372
leaders, 55:281
meetings depicted, 43:41 (cover), 43:53
members, 51:168, 51:224, 51:272, 52:102
membership cards, 6:206
Minnesota, 11:435, 17:164, 21:94, 32:247, 35:53, 35:63, 36:151, 38:178, 39:299, 40:147, 40:362, 43:35, 48:285, 48:292, 50:3, 50:4, 50:5, 50:6, 50:214, 64:231
Nebraska, 49:258
newspaper coverage, 52:99
newspapers, 16:219, 17:52, 19:108, 51:1 (cover), 64:177 (facing)
North Dakota, 3:320, 9:117, 26:171, 27:259, 32:182, 35:247, 37:39, 38:178, 38:331, 40:360, 48:92, 52:95
Norwegians and, 51:142, 56:342
organization and organizers, 15:338, 20:65, 23:284, 51:167
Otter Tail County, 4:299
papers, 42:74, 42:160
parade depicted, 43:56
political candidates, 52:96
publications, 10:78
records, 10:77, 16:52, 16:100, 16:218
significance, 21:93, 51:37, 52:212
sketches, 6:53, 6:384, 7:292, 8:79
socialist influence, 47:154–47:155, 47:161
source material, 3:527, 4:66
South Dakota, 27:356, 36:88
women's activities, 42:229, 48:255–48:262, 48:257, 48:259, 49:340
in World War I, 12:193, 14:319, 42:174, 43:35, 43:43–43:57, 45:172, 47:173, 47:174, 47:182, 50:3, 50:4–50:6, 50:8, 50:17, 50:214, 53:32, 53:146, 65:202

Nonsuch, ketch, 16:399, 16:419–16:422, 18:82
Nonweiler, Mary, author, 30:270
Nooleen, Edwin, artist, work depicted, 51:245 (cover)
Noonan, P. H., 13:279
Noonan, Phil J., rock garden owner, 54:311, 54:312
Noonan Park, Alexandria, 54:312
Nootka Indians, songs, 34:161
Nopeming, in forest fire, 48:272, 48:273
Noquet Indians, 27:216, 27:218, 27:219
Noracong, Israel, settler, 49:145, 49:146
Nora Free Christian Church (Unitarian), Brown County, 45:215
Norbeck, Edward, editor, 39:262
Norbeck, Peter, governor, 4:84, 27:356, 30:60, 51:321
Norberg, Carl, review by, 40:353
Norberg, Christopher S., educator, 41:281
Norberg, Edela Sophia, 55:26
Norberg, Erik Ulrick

public official, 55:26, 55:27
settler, 46:303

Norby, Charles H., author/compiler, 16:220, 22:326
Norby, Gustav J., 5:574
Norcross, Betty, softball player, 58:218
Norcross, greeting card manufacturer, 62:305
Norcross beach, Lake Agassiz, geology, 38:158
Norcutt, Mrs. B., 15:190
Nord, David P., "Thomas Van Lear," 45:2–45:10

award recipient, 45:256
work reviewed, 50:214

Norda Essential Oils and Chemical Company, New York, 64:318
Nordberg, E. U., Swedish pioneer, 17:401, 17:402
Nordberg, Ruth, author, 19:345
Nordby, Harold I., cooperative creamery founder, 51:262, 51:263, 51:266
Nordbye, Gunnar H., judge, 26:392, 35:51, 35:204, 35:248, 35:340, 36:218, 36:219n, 36:227, 49:223, 58:136
Nordecht Publishing Company, New Ulm, records, 28:202
Norden, emigrant ship, 2:222, 2:243n, 6:121
Norden Society, described, 55:83–84
Nordenstrom, Terry, newspapers inventory, 43:114, 43:116
Norden Theater. See Pence Opera House, Minneapolis
Nordfeldt, B. J. O., artist, 52:277
Nordfjord, Norway, emigration, 4:284
Nordhorlehn, Norway, emigration, 6:120
Nordica, Lillian, singer, 16:238, 39:55, 48:334
Nordin, Dennis L., author

work reviewed, 42:198, 59:349

Nordin, Elsa R., 2:575, 3:461, 4:62, 6:291, 7:262, 18:213

author, 32:128
cataloger, 26:39
translator, 32:106–32:108

Nordin, Gustaf A., author, 25:309
Nordin, Vilhalm, author, 18:70
Nordine, Marian, speaker, 18:111
Nordiska Museet, curators, 55:82
Nordisk Folkeblad, Danish newspaper (Rochester, Minneapolis), 8:375, 12:280
Nordisk Tidende, Brooklyn (NY), 50:66, 50:70
Nord Lake, Aitkin County, name, 21:350
Nordland Township, Aitkin County, name, 21:350
Nordlie, Herman C., 5:574, 13:286, 16:240, 16:242, 17:231

author, 7:292, 23:95
speaker, 13:285

Nordlin, George, legislator, 38:376n, 39:26, 49:108n
Nordlyset, Norwegian paper, 2:288, 2:585
Nordquist, Frank A., speaker, 20:95
Nordre Immanuel Church, Pelican Rapids, 12:340
Nordrum, G. H., Rothsay pioneer, 11:226
Nordskog, Michael, author, work reviewed, 62:164
Nordstern, German paper (St. Cloud), 12:342
Nordstrom, Byron J.

essayist, 57:436
historian, 46:342
review by, 45:336–45:337
work reviewed, 45:208, 60:43

Nordstrom, O. L., author, 17:329
Nordstrom-Bonnier, Tora, "In Fredrika Bremer's Footsteps," 32:106–32:108
Nordvold, Richard, mayor, 55:315
Nordyke, Lura B., compiler, 14:110
Nordyke-Marmon Company, Indianapolis, 6:152
Norelius, Eric (Rev., Dr.), 2:221, 3:452, 4:453, 4:472, 5:383, 6:59, 8:273, 8:391, 9:166, 10:461, 14:47, 28:76

author, 13:308, 32:53, 38:92
biographies, 15:358, 34:167
centenary, 15:123
characterized, 13:307, 13:309
editor, 6:204
educator, 18:329, 33:309
journalist, 11:454, 25:203, 34:43
journals and papers, 2:56, 6:58, 16:207, 40:353
Lutheran church synod president, 56:295
monument, 6:311
religious leader, 14:452, 22:222, 24:190, 24:373, 30:263
sketch, 1:404
in St. Croix Valley, 17:396–17:398
work reviewed, 2:82–2:84

Norelius, M. S., author, 4:209
Norelius, Sigfrid, 4:454
Norelius, Theodore A., author, 23:398, 33:315, 35:337, 36:240
Norenberg brewery, 61:91
Norfolk (VA), in Civil War, 25:130
Norgood, ----, 10:150
Norgren, Earl, 42:289
Norheim, Sondre, skier, 48:312
Norlander, Carl N., cooperative creamery founder, 51:262, 51:263
Norlie, Olaf M. (Rev.), 52:80

author, 3:91, 6:302, 7:184, 7:367, 22:68, 24:74, 24:90
biography, 23:192
editor, 5:234, 6:212
speaker, 6:301
work reviewed, 1:130–1:132, 2:572

Norling, Donna Scott, author, 55:380
Norlund, Paul, author, 5:312
Norma, steamboat, 41:361
Normal schools. See also specific teachers' colleges

laws, 1:294
organized, 1:185

Norman, Amandus, author, 4:461
Norman, Andrew E., work reviewed, 47:40
Norman, Hans, author, 46:342, 48:43
Norman, J. F., Dr., author, 35:381
Norman, Marsha, playwright, 60:138
Norman, Michael, work reviewed, 50:42
Norman, Nelson, 10:231
Norman, O. A. (Rev.), speaker, 12:105
Norman, William, artist, 53:180, 56:92
Norman County

in 1880, 10:359
agriculture, 15:491, 21:212, 29:14
archaeology, 51:56, 51:58, 51:60
bonanza farm, 37:267
buffalo, 30:126
dairying, 24:273
excavations depicted, 51:60
fairs, 16:251
Farmers' Alliance, 12:430
Historical Society, 30:81, 30:167
history, 2:217, 2:457–2:460, 7:66, 36:107, 47:76
mail service, 23:109
Nelson-Kindred campaign, 5:92, 5:96
Old Settlers' Association, 2:207
pageants, 16:237, 30:408
railroad, 14:357, 28:383
ski jumping, 54:191
in World War I, 4:474, 7:300

Norman County Index (Ada), history, 11:335
Normanden, 51:292
Normandin, Alfred, 44:283
Normandin, Isaie, 44:282
Normania Township, Yellow Medicine County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
Noronic, steamboat, 34:39
Norquist, Carla, author, 39:344
Norquist, Ernest O., World War II veteran, 51:324
Norquist, John, miller, 13:345, 31:161
Norris, Frank, author, 8:322, 14:201, 16:106
Norris, George W., politician, 14:218, 22:79, 37:39, 40:147, 51:135

biographies, 21:68, 39:28, 40:140, 43:117–43:118

Norris, J. Frank, fundamentalist, 43:21, 43:27, 43:30, 45:206
Norris, James S., 5:179, 14:245

legislator, 43:240
pioneer farmer, 1:352, 7:211, 23:321

Norris, Jim

award recipient, 58:377
"Migrants and Growers in the Red River Valley," 58:196–58:209

Norris, Joe L., editor, 14:448, 35:243
Norris, Kathleen, author, 55:184
Norris, Malcolm, metis, 49:184n
Norris, Sullivan, 22:336
Norris, William C.

author, 47:258, 48:89
biography, 48:352
computer innovator, 60:280n

Norrish, Gertrude, 22:192
Norrish, John Freeman

businessman, 21:413, 56:243
legislator, 45:237

Norrish, Lavinia (Mrs. John Freeman), summer dress depicted, 56:243
Norris-La Guardia bill, becomes law, 51:233
Norse-American Centennial art exhibition (1925), 4:283, 5:517, 5:612, 6:71, 6:115, 6:211, 6:212, 6:290, 6:300–6:304, 7:90, 18:98, 26:269, 46:165, 57:76, 57:142, 57:143

awards, 57:83
exhibits, 6:200, 6:289
sketch, 7:293

Norse-American Immigration Centennial, 64:94
Norseland, Nicollet County, 6:86

Lutheran church, 14:356
Swedish settlement, 36:201

Norsemen. See also Vikings

explorations, 10:436, 56:122, 56:123, 56:124
in North America, 5:362, 41:34, 41:238, 41:246, 41:343, 42:79, 48:5
voyages, 1:132, 1:528, 2:238, 2:476

Norske Klippe, emigrant ship, 2:222, 2:243n, 6:121
Norsk Konstforeningen, exhibitions, 55:80
Norstad, Lauris, NATO commander, 57:323
Norstad, Lauris (Gen.), 61:219
Norstad, Magnus, artist, 57:76, 57:80, 57:81

work depicted, 57:85

Norstan, 56:438
North, Alfred R., union leader, 55:213
North, Ann H. Loomis (Mrs. John W., II)

letters, 28:283, 35:101n, 35:102, 35:104, 35:105, 35:110, 35:112, 58:409–410
piano teacher, 39:317
portrait, 11:322, 35:103
St. Anthony house, 20:133, 39:316

North, Clara, 35:109
North, Emma Bacon (Mrs. John W., I), 35:101 See also Messer, Emma N.
North, George L., 35:109
North, John Greenleaf, shipbuilder, 35:111, 36:98
North, John Wesley, 2:24, 7:114, 11:322, 14:219, 19:138, 19:475, 36:10, 58:410

biography, 39:291
career, 34:359, 35:101–35:116
interest in education, 19:446
lawyer, 39:148n
milling interests, 11:275, 15:251
Northfield, founder of, 11:337, 13:120, 22:111, 31:182, 39:316
papers, 28:283
in politics, 13:444, 14:162, 35:285, 36:9, 37:55, 37:326
St. Anthony house, 28:317, 31:154, 42:222
sketch, 10:465
townsite interests, 11:274

North, Joseph, critic, 52:301n
North, Lord Frederick, 4:234, 4:235, 4:312, 4:318
North, Sterling, author, 23:117, 23:157
North America

archaeology, 42:310
carp, 57:306, 57:309, 57:317
map, 8:121
natural histories, 46:163
soil as factor in development, 7:199

North American, steamboat, 34:14
North American Casualty Company, Minneapolis, 49:26n
North American Commercial Company, 51:106
North American Conference (German Baptists), 43:28
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), 62:254
North American Fur Company, post, 35:320
North American Fur Trade Conference, 40:149, 42:123n, 50:131, 52:84

papers, 54:374–375

North American Gymnastic Union, 13:116
North American Indian Prose Award, winners, 56:459
North American Soccer League, 63:102–103, 63:110, 63:112n, 63:113n

attendance figures, 63:103, 63:105, 63:107, 63:109, 63:111, 63:112
statistics (1968-84), 63:109

North American Telegraph Company, 35:67
Northampton Colony (MA), 44:97, 56:206

Chanhassen settlement, 20:140–20:145, 20:329, 22:169–22:173
planned, 19:132–19:138, 19:210, 19:341
settlers, 11:171, 19:141

Northampton Courier (Massachusetts), 22:169
North Atlantic Constructors (NAC), 65:6–12
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 59:254, 61:348, 61:358, 61:358n
North Baptist Church, Isanti, 16:355
North Bottineau County (ND), Norwegian settlement, 2:437
North Branch

businesses, 48:322, 48:330, 48:331
church, 43:262, 43:263, 43:267
circus visit, 48:322–48:326, 49:76
depicted, 48:322
hotels, 48:322, 48:323, 48:331
opera hall, 48:331
railroad station, 24:372, 34:181
settlement, 30:271, 43:258, 43:268, 43:269

North Branch Mill, Chatfield, 24:108
North Carolina Historical Commission, 17:90

activities (1914-1916), 2:49

North Carolina Historical Review, history, 34:311
North Carolina (state)

archives, 1:72, 2:49, 4:278, 6:403
Department of Archives and History, 34:132
dogtrot houses, 52:82
eugenic sterilization, 59:237, 59:247n
Farmers' Alliance, 6:406, 9:226
in fiction, 23:114
first printing, 15:7
Folk Lore Society, 20:112
folk music, 27:188
Greensboro lunch counter sit-ins, 52:123
historical work, 1:5
history, 15:476
lands, 17:452, 18:435
politics, 12:8, 12:9
Red Wing shoe plant, 56:418
state council of defense, 2:171

North Central Airlines, 33:240
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, 41:385, 50:131
North Central Association of Colleges (NCAC), accreditation decisions, 51:121, 51:122, 64:94–95
North Central Minnesota Historical Center, Bemidji, 44:30, 44:195
North Central Publishing, St. Paul, 62:313
North Central School of Agriculture (North Central School and Experiment Station), Grand Rapids, 15:487, 22:446, 27:358
Northcote farm, Red River Valley, 54:246–54:248, 54:253
Northcott, Mrs. John P., 53:299
North Country Anvil, writers, 55:232
North Country Co-op, Minneapolis, 64:56
North Dakota Agricultural College and Experiment Station. See North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science
North Dakota Eagle, 52:215
North Dakota Farmers' Elevator Association, 21:69
North Dakota Geological Survey, 51:127
North Dakota Grimm Alfalfa Seed Producers' Association, 19:30
North Dakota Heritage Center, 55:183, 56:463
North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies, 51:80, 53:83
North Dakota Republican Nonpartisan League, founded, 52:95
North Dakota (state). See also Dakota; Dakota Territory

in 1886, 7:186
1916 primary election, 51:20
1930s Depression, 48:172, 53:210–211
admission to Union, 5:591
agrarian movement, 6:382–6:384, 38:178, 51:15, 51:16, 51:17
agriculture and, 51:324, 52:104, 52:127, 54:144
anniversaries, 20:444, 21:99
archaeology, 38:158, 38:161, 39:212, 51:60–62
authors, 14:114, 36:102, 37:306
banking, 51:283
bank robberies, 57:195
baseball, 54:285
bicycling, 54:270–54:273, 54:276–54:278, 54:281, 54:282
biographies, 50:84
bonanza farms, 25:300, 39:206, 52:35
boundaries, 29:85, 51:239
Catholics, 54:365, 57:271
in Civil War, 37:255
climate, 17:253, 46:166
constitution, 5:592
cooperatives, 29:158, 29:267
counties, formation of, 6:197
creation, 65:113
culture center, 7:244
death penalty abolished, 62:189n
description, 54:84–86
drainage suit with Minnesota, 4:185
drive-ins, 53:260
economy, 46:166, 48:92
education, 5:481
emigration from, 31:158, 31:160
ethnic groups, 11:321, 19:200, 34:265, 48:346, 49:84–49:85, 51:126, 52:333
execution laws, 58:90
exploration, 24:60
farmhouses, 53:210
farm life, 49:161–49:162
farm strike, 50:169
film and, 54:356
flight demonstrations, 54:334
folk arts, 51:324
Freemasons, 53:210
frontier life, 5:216–5:218, 9:190, 18:113, 19:79, 29:354, 38:201
fur trade, 40:145, 42:123, 42:128, 57:327
geography, 39:83
Germans from Russia, 51:80
Grand Forks, 51:291, 51:292, 51:294, 51:297
handbook, 11:453
Hidatsa Indians, 51:37–38
historical societies, 51:55
historic sites, 11:32, 40:316
history, 5:298, 6:196, 6:386–6:388, 7:294, 9:111, 9:117, 23:382, 35:331, 36:279, 40:257, 46:166–46:167, 47:76, 51:161, 51:293, 53:81–82, 55:380, 56:143
homesteading, 53:128
Humanities Council, 51:126
Icelandic settlements, 8:384, 9:188
immigration promoted, 22:93, 35:248
Indians, 4:280, 9:411, 35:339, 35:380, 40:47, 42:160, 49:124, 50:294, 55:284
Indian wars, 4:81
isolationism, 35:383, 38:331, 38:387
Jews, 40:46, 51:243, 52:244, 55:168, 55:169, 55:170, 55:171, 55:179, 55:229
local history work, 5:588
lumber companies, 51:97
Lutheran church, 29:354
manuscript guides, 49:347
map, 13:112
medicine, 17:220
military posts, 51:287
mineral resources, 34:265
mining, 47:199, 47:315
mounds, 9:100, 9:101
National Guard, 50:294
newspapers, 19:108
Nonpartisan League, 10:216, 51:37, 51:142, 51:225
Norwegians, 56:291
pioneer printing, 13:335
pioneers, 4:99
place names, 28:80, 36:325, 37:40, 38:385
political movements, 26:171, 27:259, 34:221, 34:222, 34:348, 35:247, 40:360
politics, 43:43, 43:44, 43:56n, 43:75, 46:167, 47:182, 48:92, 48:256–48:257, 48:287, 48:292, 49:340, 50:4
population changes, 13:435, 23:287
prairies, 9:162
quarries, 51:127
railroads, 11:320, 41:356, 54:84
reminiscences, 51:164
Roosevelt in, 5:72
schools, 51:162
senators, 16:115
sketches, 1:144, 1:242, 3:48, 3:320, 3:326, 5:138, 5:612
source material, 1:522, 5:220
state capital fight, 14:113
state capitol, 8:201, 53:210
state capitol building, 26:173
State Fair, 54:252, 54:339
state flag, 53:8
state parks, 4:81, 5:316, 10:217, 22:207
Swedes, 56:290, 56:291
town growth, 49:305
woman suffrage, 62:293
in World War I, 3:50, 4:103

North Dakota State Historical Society, 1:233, 3:144, 3:385, 3:438, 5:220, 5:225, 5:459, 6:306, 7:248

building, 3:156, 3:457
museum and library, 2:100
publications, 55:380

North Dakota State Medical Association, history, 12:204
North Dakota State Outdoor Recreational Agency, 40:316
North Dakota State Penitentiary, Bismarck, 62:184–185
North Dakota State University, Fargo, black students, 51:25
North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science (North Dakota Agricultural College and Experiment Station), Fargo, 19:26, 38:385, 51:324, 54:252
North Dakota Supreme Court, review of Myron Kent's sentence, 62:182–183
North Dakota University. See University of North Dakota, Grand Forks
North Dakota Votes for Women League (NDVWL), 62:293
North East Americanization Committee, Minneapolis, 45:65
Northeastern Hotel, Duluth,