P–Index

P. F. Volland, greeting card manufacturer, 62:305
Paaverud, Merlan, Jr., work reviewed, 50:294
Pabody, E. Fitch, 17:302, 18:91

"Mark Twain's Ghost Story," 8:28–8:35

Pabst Brewing Company, Milwaukee (WI), history, 27:252
Pace, C. Robert, author, 18:105
Pace, Charles N., college president, 24:162, 51:122

work reviewed, 21:184, 33:81

Pachot, ----, explorer, 12:361
Pacific and Arctic Railway Company, 45:57
Pacific coast

exploration and settlement, 6:54
fur trade, 40:164, 52:162–163
route to, 29:61
trade route, 2:303

Pacific Fur Company, 15:421, 40:181, 40:182

dissolved, 7:22
expedition, 7:20–7:22
in Oregon, 35:143
organized, 52:162

Pacific Greyhound Lines, 52:318
Pacific Historical Review, 13:328
Pacific Hose Company, St. Paul, 21:314
Pacifici, Sergio J., translator, 35:151
Pacific Northwest

lumber industry, 55:132, 56:264, 56:274
political history, 53:338
railroads, 55:120, 55:122, 55:123
Scandinavian immigrants, 54:192

Pacific railroad, 5:458 See also Northern Pacific Railroad

accounts, 21:401, 22:86, 28:69, 28:330, 33:273n, 35:242, 39:36, 39:169
authorized, 13:177n
envisaged, 38:46–38:51
evaluated, 37:39
explorations for, 4:460
financed, 39:31
Kansas-Nebraska Act and, 6:30–6:32
leaders, 17:114, 20:80, 20:81, 21:96, 22:330, 29:317n, 34:353
link to shipping, 39:334
personnel, 22:155, 23:183, 24:256, 33:90, 38:58
route, 38:4n, 38:60
sketch, 5:205
source material, 14:435, 17:335, 19:210, 34:213
surgeon, 16:97, 26:380
surveys, 3:46, 4:461, 5:291, 7:127–7:149, 8:201, 24:166, 33:313, 38:55

Pacific Sawmill, Minneapolis, archaeology, 58:324
Pacific Stream Marble and Granite Works, St. Paul, depicted, 40:126
Pacifism, 44:243, 44:252n

1930s, 57:382
poster depicted, 53:154
World War I, 44:249n, 45:170–45:173, 47:173, 53:128, 57:383
World War II, 56:371

Pack, R. F., businessman, 61:340
Packard, Francis R., author, 16:119
Packard, ---- (Rev.), 16:28
Packard, Vance P., speaker, 45:80

review by, 45:300

Packard Twin Six, converted bus depicted, 49:315
Packet Motor Car Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, 43:98
Packet ships

advertisement depicted, 57:127
described, 30:187
history, 55:96

Packing industry, politics, 51:272
Pactons, use in fur trade, 21:140, 21:141, 21:144, 21:145
Paddle-wheelers, depicted in art, 56:202–203
Paddock, Eric, curator, 53:80
Paddock, Joe, work reviewed, 58:124
Paddock, L.A., 5:94n
Paddock, Nancy, author, 49:164
Paddock, settlement, 1:246
Paddock, William W., 7:257
Padelford, Frank W., 52:23, 52:24
Paderewski, Ignace Jan, pianist, 48:337
Padrone system, on Mesabi Range, 27:211
Paganini Quartet, St. Paul concert, 39:64
Pagany literary magazine, 62:73
Page, Bruce, work reviewed, 41:387
Page, David, editor, 50:132

review by, 59:263
work reviewed, 55:232, 64:47

Page, Edna May Ripley (Mrs. Leroy A.), 39:1n, 39:5
Page, Edward C., author/speaker, 1:531, 4:177
Page, Frank H., company treasurer, 50:154
Page, Henry G., legislator, 45:238
Page, James M., diary, 15:464
Page, Jean Jepson, "Frank Blackwell Mayer," 46:66–46:74
Page, John H., speaker, 11:116
Page, Kirby, letter, 18:314
Page, Mille Lacs County, name, 21:349
Page, Mrs. Leroy A. (Edna May Ripley), 39:1n, 39:5
Page, Sherman, judge, impeachment, 8:80, 15:224
Page (Zeno B.) house, 14:276
Page and Company, Chicago, publishers, 40:128
Page and Hill, Shakopee, house builders, 63:219, 65:156
Pageants, 1:243, 3:152, 4:459

Alexandria, 4:472, 9:420
Anoka, 1:236, 1:543
Ashland (WI), 3:534
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 8:435
Bayfield (WI), 6:298
Birch Cooley, 7:371
Brown's Valley, 5:240, 5:266
costumes, 30:85
Cottonwood County, 6:410
Crookston, 5:389
Detroit Lakes, 3:534
Duluth, 2:200, 3:534, 6:312, 9:424
Fairmont, 2:203
Fargo (ND), 4:192
Faribault, 4:98, 4:192, 7:373
Farmington, 8:447
Fergus Falls, 4:192
Fort Calhoun, Neb., 3:241
Fort St. Antoine, 8:306
GAR, 12:334
Glencoe, 5:319
Hamline University, 3:152, 6:408
Hastings, 4:98
Houston County, 10:358
Hudson's Bay Company, 3:480
Hutchinson, 4:192
Iowa, 8:203
Lake City, 6:413
Le Mars (IA), 3:534
lists, 1:292, 1:539
Macalester College, 30:265
Madelia, 29:272
Madeline Island, 5:611
Mankato, 1:340, 1:405, 8:311
Marshall, 3:376, 3:470, 3:534
Medo Township, 5:394
Mille Lacs County, 5:240
Minneapolis, 2:475, 3:152, 3:230, 3:470, 5:240, 9:314, 17:348
Minnetonka, 1:406, 3:152, 7:374
Missouri Valley, 4:460
Montevideo, 5:240
Montrose (IA), 5:241
New Richland, 8:450
New Ulm, 7:370, 10:459
Norse-American Centennial, 6:302
Northfield, 1:542
Olmsted County, 5:159
Phalen Park, St. Paul, 3:238
Pope County, 6:395
Prairie du Chien (WI), 5:151, 5:241
Red River Valley, 5:577
Red Wing, 3:376, 3:534
Rice Lake (WI), 3:534
River Falls (WI), 5:519
Rochester, 5:319, 10:360
Rushford, 10:461
Sacred Heart, 4:192
St. Cloud, 3:534
St. Paul, 1:79
St. Peter, 4:192
Scott County, 6:413
Sioux Falls, S. D., 3:534
Spring Valley, 5:319
Stillwater, 8:451, 29:367
Teepeeotah, 9:422
territorial centennial, 29:95, 29:184, 29:279, 29:369, 30:281, 30:282, 30:285, 30:288, 30:398, 30:400, 30:402, 30:404, 30:407–30:409
value, 1:74, 1:251, 9:129
Winona, 4:192
Worthington, 5:319

Pagee, Xavier, depicted, 49:179
Pagel, Louis, author, 23:404
Paget, Debra, actress, 53:288
Paget, Sir James, author, 21:369
Pagnac, Georgia, 21:109
Pagnac, Mrs. J. J., 22:106
Pagonagerig, Ojibway leader. See Hole-in-the-Day, I
Pahl, Martin, businessman, 59:235
Pahlas, Clark J., author, 36:193, 40:315
Pahlow, Edwin W., author, 7:88
Pahlson, Svante, major, 55:370
Paige, Emma H., teacher, 54:230
Paige, James, compiler, 13:211
Paige, Mabeth Hurd, civic leader, 54:230

biography, 32:120

Paige, Satchel, pitcher, 54:285
Paige, William, 46:241
Paige "36," automobile, 38:208
Paine, ----, baseball player, 19:164, 19:174, 19:175
Paine, Albert B., author, 17:377
Paine, Clara S., 2:98, 3:438
Paine, Clarence S., 1:332, 1:404
Paine, F. Rodney, speaker, 5:243
Paine, Frederic W., biography, 24:375
Paine, Halbert E., congressman, 34:72

letters, 23:371

Paine, Mrs. Clarence S., speaker, 13:326
Paine, Parker, banker, 25:212, 31:83, 31:84, 33:313, 34:43
Paine, Rodney, 12:207
Paine, Thomas, author, 3:5, 8:17, 10:336, 19:256, 55:294
Paine and Lardner, Duluth, bankers, 37:122
Paine's Celery Compound, 54:278
Paine-Webber Company, 54:177
Painted Rock

Crooked Lake, 33:310
Lac la Croix, 36:102

Painted Woods (ND), Jewish colony, 40:46
Painter, Adam, author, 11:227
Painter, Clara, author, 28:357

work reviewed, 18:307–18:309

Painter, Frank M., author, 1:145

scrapbooks, 3:527

Painter, George D., author, 39:342, 41:246
Painter, "Ike," 25:225, 25:254
Painter, L. O., speaker, 18:320
Painter, Mrs. --, 54:368
Painter, Samuel J., career, 15:370
Painter, Samuel T., 3:527
Painters and Decorators Union, 52:210
Paisley, James F., horse owner, 41:381, 41:382
Paisley Park Fragrance Company, 58:33
Paist, Henrietta Barclay, artist, 57:329 (facing)
Paist, William, 24:120
Paj ntaub (Hmong needlework), 63:308 (facing), 64:177 (cover), 64:177 (facing), 64:180–193
Pajutazee, Yellow Medicine County, Dakota mission, 14:436, 45:85, 54:88 See also Upper Sioux (Yellow Medicine) Agency
Palace, Minneapolis theater, 53:323, 53:328
Palace Clothing House, Minneapolis, 56:464 (facing), 59:57
Palace Dime Museum, Minneapolis, 53:240, 54:342–343, 54:346, 54:348
Palacek, Bonnie, activist, 53:81
Palace Museum, Minneapolis, 9:37
Palace (Walter Taylor), steamboat, 33:14, 33:15
Palacios, Rafael D., cartographer, 52:332
Pa-la-ne-a-pa-pe (Struck by the Ree), Sioux leader, 59:198, 59:199
Palestine, Hennepin County, post office, 40:89
Palestine (Gladstone), Manitoba, agricultural settlement, 28:64
Palin, Harriett, 23:44
Palisade, Aitkin County, railroad, 33:18
Palisade Flour Mill, Minneapolis, 4:96, 6:142, 12:90, 58:328, 58:330
Palisade Head, Lake Superior, 59:230, 64:91
Palkie, Eric, miller, 22:220
Palladino, Laurence B. (Fr.), author, 5:311, 9:112
Palliser, John (Capt.), explorer, 20:88, 34:304, 39:211
Palm, Ernest A., author, 12:105
Palm, Gary, newspaper writer, 65:151
Palm, Gunnar, 34:183
Palm, H. M., author, 25:186
Palm, John, school superintendent, 59:124, 59:126
Palm, Jonas, author, 30:397
Palm, Risa, review by, 48:310
Palma Lutheran Colony, promotional advertisements, 56:291
Palman, ----, Dr., 10:243
Palmarito de Cauto Sugar Company, Cuba, 56:296, 56:297
Palmer, ----, police officer depicted, 47:241
Palmer, ----, teacher, 13:141
Palmer, A. Mitchell, U.S. attorney general, 55:301
Palmer, Al, artist, 64:305 (facing)
Palmer, Alice F., author, 26:301
Palmer, Arthur, Jr., innkeeper, 48:210, 48:211, 48:212
Palmer, Arthur V., innkeeper/musician, 48:208, 48:209–48:211, 48:210
Palmer, B. J., chiropractor, 59:202, 59:204, 59:205, 59:206, 59:207
Palmer, Ben W., author, 1:294, 12:443, 32:62

work reviewed, 20:418–20:420

Palmer, Bertha R., author, 10:217
Palmer, C. B., author, 35:245
Palmer, C. L., banker, 57:191
Palmer, Charles M., publisher, 42:55
Palmer, Clifford G., banker, 57:191
Palmer, Daniel David (D. D.), chiropractor, 59:200, 59:201, 59:202, 59:205, 59:206
Palmer, Dick, legislator, 60:318
Palmer, Edward C., judge, 35:5–35:10, 55:355, 55:357, 55:358, 55:359, 55:360, 55:363
Palmer, Elizabeth, author, 20:450
Palmer, Francis L. (Rev.), 3:439, 3:464, 4:332, 4:455, 7:191, 16:52, 19:47, 24:36

author, 16:119, 17:350, 18:331, 19:112
speaker, 8:445, 14:461

Palmer, G. H., 45:136n
Palmer, George A., author, 12:320
Palmer, George M., 1:406, 5:267, 7:256, 7:261

author, 16:235
businessman, 54:43
speaker, 15:365

Palmer, H. H., miller, 35:13, 35:14
Palmer, Harry, steel manufacturer, 35:203
Palmer, Howard, author, 12:447
Palmer, Jareb, settler, 1:428n, 48:29
Palmer, John E., 12:207
Palmer, Joseph, 28:54
Palmer, L. R., editor, 34:171
Palmer, Leander, land office trustee, 52:284
Palmer, Mark (husband of Agnes Williams), 64:280
Palmer, Maureen (Mrs. Arthur, Jr.), 48:211, 48:212
Palmer, Mrs. Jake, author, 13:454
Palmer, Mrs. Walter, at Red Rock, 31:89
Palmer, Nelle Obrecht (Mrs. Arthur V.), innkeeper, 48:207–48:212, 48:208, 48:210, 48:211
Palmer, Ralph S., author, 31:60
Palmer, Robert R., author, 39:34
Palmer, Rosemary, 51:244
Palmer, Virginia A., work reviewed, 47:39
Palmer, Vose, land office trustee, 52:284
Palmer, Walter (Rev.), 41:381

at Red Rock, 31:89

Palmer Chiropractic School and Cure, Davenport (IA), 59:202, 59:204, 59:207
Palmer House Hotel, Sauk Centre, 54:166
Palmer's Stock Company, theatrical troupe, 28:117
Palmes, George, tailor, 49:303
Palmes, Mary E., chief clerk, 23:44, 23:367, 24:30, 24:32

memorial fund, 34:268

Palmgren, Mrs. Robert, 46:74
Palmgren, Robert, 46:74
Palmquist, Bonnie Beatson, historian, 53:40, 57:270

review by, 52:35
"Women in Minnesota History," 45:187–45:191

Palmquist, Peter E., author, work reviewed, 60:167
Palmyra, steamboat, 4:451, 10:306, 11:124, 16:33, 17:392, 18:161, 27:310
Palmyra Township, Renville County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
Palo, St. Louis County, Finnish settlement, 22:392n, 25:319, 25:320
Palomaki, ----, immigrant/farmer, 61:15, 61:23n
PALS. See Project for Automated Library Systems
Palsson, Hermann, translator, 40:95
Paltsits, Victor H., author/editor, 1:143, 2:97
Palzer, Al, professional boxer, 59:76
Pam, Hugo, judge, 43:218
Pambrun, Pierre Chrysologue, Jr., 52:38
Pameda Hotel, Walker, 61:276–277
Pammel, L. H., author, 10:85, 10:354
Pam Sherman's bakery, 64:64
Pan-African Council, St. Paul, 44:258
Panama, Lindbergh stamp issued, 55:109
Panama, Panama, seaport, 15:307
Panama Canal, 16:464, 51:66, 52:169, 54:18, 54:31, 55:131, 64:177 (facing), 64:220 (facing)

Minneapolis trade and, 19:185

Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco, 55:132
Pan American Airways

army contract, 26:7
in World War II, 26:4

Pan-American Exposition, 1901, butter sculpture, 50:219, 50:223
Pan automobile, 40:148 See also Pan Motor Company, St. Cloud

depicted, 48:138, 48:145, 48:147
Model 250, 48:143, 48:146, 48:149, 48:151
Model A, 48:146, 48:148, 48:149

Pancake Island, Beaver Bay, Lake Superior, 33:355
Pancoast, Ann (sister of William), 62:181
Pancoast, Emma Terrell (Mrs. William), 62:178
Pancoast, Michael (father of William), 62:187
Pancoast, William Wiley, 62:178 See also Kent, Myron Rudolph
Pandolfo, Anna (Mrs. Samuel C.), 48:147
Pandolfo, Samuel C., 49:30

auto builder, 43:104, 48:138–48:152, 49:29–49:30
depicted, 48:141, 48:142, 48:147, 49:29
fraud trial, 48:139, 48:144–48:152

Panger, Janet Schultz, editor, 55:136
Pangman, "Bastonnais," interpreter, 22:281
Pangman, Peter, trader, 11:258, 12:367, 12:368, 14:229
Panics, 7:7 See also Depressions; Economic conditions

1837, 7:27–7:30, 9:10
1857, 1:164, 1:435, 2:136–2:140, 2:400, 2:438, 3:124, 3:381, 4:444, 7:64, 7:224, 9:376, 9:404, 10:304, 10:398, 10:399, 52:285, 52:286, 62:5
1873, 2:167, 2:299, 4:277, 7:225, 9:392, 60:15–16
1893, 5:548

Pankratz, Lillian, 56:369
Pankratz, Theodora, 27:144, 27:148
PanLener, Robin, work reviewed, 48:135
Pan Motor Company, St. Cloud, 49:78 See also Pan automobile

fraud trial, 43:105, 48:139–48:150
in movies, 49:29
plants, 48:141–48:144, 48:148–48:151
tractors, 48:146, 48:149

Pannkoke, Otto H., (Rev.), 64:94
Panoramas, 18:443, 35:379 See also Skyline Drive (Parkway), Duluth

Battle of Atlanta, 18:453
Battle of Gettysburg, 23:198, 57:63–64
Bemidji, 55:68–69
in cartoons, 30:406
Civil War, 37:38
depicted, 52:52, 53:313, 53:316, 53:318, 53:322, 56:434–435
Duluth, 54:163
Fort Snelling (Fort St. Anthony), 52:149, 52:205 (cover)
Great Lakes, 36:324
John Banvard's, 50:205–50:207
Mississippi River, 42:260, 42:261, 42:264, 42:265, 46:167, 47:250, 50:205, 56:202–203, 57:217 (facing), 57:238, 57:239, 57:242, 57:243
Mississippi Valley, 17:131–17:149, 17:456, 18:319, 20:200, 23:349–23:354, 24:178, 26:260, 29:261, 30:153, 30:201, 30:260, 32:188, 32:202, 33:284–33:290, 33:316, 36:101, 36:190, 36:233, 53:274
musical accompaniment, 26:53
Ohio River, 18:319, 36:101
St. Paul, 53:282–283, 56:212
Sioux Outbreak, 24:180, 30:14–30:23, 36:234, 38:105
tourist trade and, 20:380–20:383

Pantages Theater, Minneapolis, equestrian events, 61:339
Pantages Theater, strike, 53:328
Pantages Theatre Circuit, Seattle, 53:326
Pan-Town-on-the-Mississippi, Stearns County, company town, 48:143
Pan-tribalism, Great Lakes region, 53:226, 53:227
Panzram, Herman A., 19:232, 20:214, 21:110, 21:218, 22:219, 25:99, 25:210
Pa-pa, Dakota leader, 45:84
Papagine. See Razer, Mary
Papago Indians, songs, 34:161
Papenfus, James, county commissioner, 59:324
Papenfus, Jerry, radio executive, 59:326, 59:327, 59:334n
Paper bags, depicted, 52:128 (facing)
Papermaking, books depicted, 55:333 (facing)
Paper manufacturing, 18:408n, 56:225, 56:264, 58:115, 58:328

Grand Rapids, 49:257
International Falls, 21:452
Koochiching County, 49:33
Minnesota, 22:337
pulpwood depicted, 56:276
St. Anthony, 49:194

Papin, Antoine. See Pepin, Antoine
Papineau, Louis Joseph, rebellion leader, 28:2, 32:151n
Pappan, Antoine. See Pepin, Antoine
Pappas, Paul, reporter, 46:149
Pappas, Paul J., hotelkeeper, 28:381
Paquette, Adeline. See Parquet, Adeline
Paquette, P. M., author, 13:122
Paquin, Mme. ----, dress designer, 47:97
Parades, 56:301, 57:234 See also Social life, customs, and conditions

Bemidji, 49:71
cooperatives, 57:392
depicted, 41:80, 41:81, 41:126, 41:184
Duluth, 47:192–47:193
Labor Day, St. Paul, 1899, 64:12
Lindbergh honored, 58:9
Loyalty Day, St. Paul, 55:286–87
St. Paul, 48:120, 48:121, 49:327, 49:328, 49:330, 50:16
statehood centennial, 61:218–219
Thirteenth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment honored, 61:296, 61:297
World War I, 49:71, 50:16, 51:130, 64:221 (cover), 64:221 (facing)
World War II, 53:145

Parade Stadium, Minneapolis

aircraft landing, 50:92
women's softball games, 58:219

Paradise, Ruth, quoted, 59:20
Paradise Islanders South Sea Island Studio, 57:231
Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation, 53:325, 53:330
Paramount Film Exchange, bombings, 51:230
Paramount Theater, St. Paul, 53:327, 58:194
Pardee, John S., public-safety commissioner, 47:171

author, 10:92
papers, 20:452
portrait, 12:433

Pardee, Walter S., author, 3:145, 4:87, 4:297, 5:308, 5:388, 16:384
Pardue, ----, 1:500, 1:508, 1:510
Paredes, J. Anthony, 49:36

work reviewed, 48:88–48:89

Parent-Teacher Associations

council, 17:469
Mendota Township, Dakota County, 15:115
Minneapolis, 47:177, 47:179
Silver Lake, 15:40

Pargellis, Stanley, 24:253, 26:161

author, 26:162, 27:64, 34:257, 36:280
editor, 28:276
speaker, 24:255, 25:83
work reviewed, 18:194, 28:272, 30:379

Paris, France

1783 treaty, 44:207, 44:209–44:212, 44:217, 47:163, 48:83
American literary culture and, 56:3
archives, 13:417
boulevards, 58:43
landscape architecture, 58:48
Lindbergh's landing, 58:3, 58:8, 58:10
peace negotiations (1762), 4:312
treaty, 4:320, 4:321, 5:5, 5:46, 5:524, 7:314, 11:232

Paris, Harold C., composer, 44:133, 44:140
Paris Conference, Frank B. Kellogg's participation, 18:425, 25:195
Parish, Earnest C. (Rev.), author, 14:363
Parish, John C., 4:294

author, 3:309, 3:532, 4:77, 4:182, 4:463, 5:136, 7:183, 11:429, 12:70–72
editor, 13:328
speaker, 6:78, 10:209

Parish, Richard J., 36:284
Parisien, Joseph, petitioner, 49:187
Parisien, Josephine, 9:265
Paris International Expositions

1878, 57:352
1889, 55:105
1900, 52:58, 57:329 (facing)

Paris-Murton Candy Company, Minneapolis, 44:140, 44:141
Paris Salon (1885), exhibitions, 53:322
Park, Herbert T., 26:284
Park, James D., Dr., auto driver, 38:208, 38:214
Park Avenue, St. Paul, 65:134n18
Park Avenue Congregational Church, Minneapolis. See Second Congregational Church, Minneapolis
Park Avenue Covenant Church, Minneapolis, depicted, 44:68
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, Minneapolis, 5:245
Park Congregational Church, St. Paul, 18:96, 39:53, 39:58
Parker, A. A., fisher, 46:55
Parker, Albert, letter, 38:265
Parker, Alton B., presidential candidate, 39:332
Parker, Arthur C., author, 2:435, 5:610, 13:431, 24:70, 27:162, 28:187, 30:257, 34:213
Parker, Asa, lumberman, 18:167

house, 38:339, 38:340

Parker, Barton L., author, 11:211
Parker, Benjamin, 24:138
Parker, Bonnie, bank robber, 62:124–125, 62:126, 62:129, 62:130, 62:131, 62:133, 62:298
Parker, C. A., 9:188
Parker, C. H., banker, 2:124
Parker, Chad, comedian, 33:323
Parker, Charles A., 33:177

papers, 35:340

Parker, Charles F., architect-engineer, 65:8
Parker, Clyde, 9:259
Parker, D. G., lawyer, 14:314
Parker, D. W., author, 16:203
Parker, Daniel, adjutant general, 42:111
Parker, David, photographer, 57:270

work depicted, 56:441

Parker, David W., 9:144
Parker, Donald Dean, author, 31:60, 31:197n, 31:252

work reviewed, 26:60, 40:139

Parker, Ely S. (Donehogawa), Union officer, 25:267
Parker, Frances, speaker, 26:180
Parker, Frank E., farmer, 50:75
Parker, Fred, aircraft builder, 48:55, 48:55–48:57, 48:56, 48:58, 48:59
Parker, Frederick D., editor, 43:284, 43:286, 43:290n, 43:292
Parker, Gabe E., 3:90
Parker, George A., 12:341
Parker, George F., work reviewed, 21:404–21:406
Parker, Gerrard and Ogilvy, traders, 21:132n, 28:1, 28:6
Parker, Glenn C., author, 30:281
Parker, J. H., 13:117
Parker, Joe, judge, excursionist, 15:406
Parker, John, 44:235, 49:257

author, 36:70, 40:314, 48:349
compiler, 35:151
librarian, 33:352
reviews by, 46:164, 48:346, 50:211, 50:295, 52:81–82, 53:35, 53:249, 55:283
speaker, 40:149
work reviewed, 45:157, 46:249

Parker, Mary, quilter, 3:529, 46:245

quilt depicted, 46:241

Parker, Mrs. A. F., 38:77n
Parker, Mrs. Rodney, hotel manager, 39:145, 39:147
Parker, Nathan Howe, author, 20:449, 40:147

work in eBook format, 57:265

Parker, Ora J., speaker, 5:267
Parker, Owen W., Dr., author, 19:357
Parker, Robert Dale, editor, work reviewed, 61:38
Parker, Rodney, hotel manager, 7:115, 39:145, 39:149
Parker, Samuel, missionary, 24:44, 29:59
Parker, Samuel M., Union soldier, 38:265
Parker, Sir Gilbert, 3:6

in St. Paul, 33:1

Parker, Truman, election commissioner, 26:205
Parker, W. E., 9:259
Parker, Watson, work reviewed, 40:354
Parker Bros. Company, "Lindy the New Flying Game" depicted, 58:1 (cover)
Parker College, Winnebago, 59:164
Parker family, White Earth Ojibway, 48:165
Parker's Prairie

history, 11:222, 11:336, 12:340
hunting, 16:262
Indian mounds, 25:338

Parke Township, Clay County, history, 5:158, 9:308
Park Falls (WI), labor organizing, 56:271
Park Hotel, Fergus Falls, 46:61
Parkhurst, ----, 57:191
Parkhurst, John G. (Col.), 39:192
Parkhurst, Stephen, attorney, 51:295, 51:296
Parkin, A. W., inspector, 44:286
Parkins, A. E., author, 2:436, 3:47
Parkinson, Laura D., speaker, 5:426
Parkinson, Roger, newspaper publisher, Gorbachev's visit to Minnesota, 61:349, 61:350, 61:355
Parkman, Francis, 5:212, 7:175, 7:345, 7:347

author, 10:436, 13:252, 13:397, 19:437, 23:133, 25:265, 35:334, 38:384, 38:387, 40:133, 40:304, 40:313
historian, 14:368, 15:431, 24:48–24:50, 46:229, 47:114, 50:165, 53:164, 54:141
letters, 1:374, 38:200
sketches, 5:382, 5:455, 5:465
work reviewed, 34:298

Park Place, St. Paul, history, 27:271, 65:124, 65:130, 65:132

war memorial, 65:126–127, 65:128, 65:129, 65:133

Park Rapids, Hubbard County

Bible distribution, 53:298
early theater, 23:26
railroad, 33:256, 41:355
supply headquarters, 23:28
trails, 16:492, 23:28, 23:29, 29:138

Park Rapids and Leech Lake Railroad, 61:276
Park Rapids lumber company, 63:93, 63:99
Park Rapids State Bank

White Earth land title, 63:99

Park Region, Norwegian settlements, 12:247, 12:265, 12:276
Park Region Echo, 51:271, 51:274, 51:276, 51:279
Park River (ND), cycling clubs, 54:271
Parks. See also Interstate State Park, Chisago County; Minnehaha Falls Park, Minneapolis; State parks; specific national parks

camp housing, 58:75–76
censuses, 54:161
city, 2:208, 2:214
Como Park, St. Paul, 58:40–41, 58:40–57
conservation efforts, 57:312–313
Cottonwood County, 56:326
development, 55:90
Duluth, picnic depicted, 54:145 (cover)
Fond du Lac depicted, 54:156–157
history, 56:464
international, 22:178
Lake Superior region, 51:77
landscape architecture, 58:128
military, 1:404
Minneapolis, 16:494, 22:385, 23:225, 26:68, 26:284, 27:75, 27:270, 28:296, 29:352, 30:75, 35:23, 40:48, 44:84n, 47:40, 47:220, 47:224, 49:19, 49:23n, 49:285–49:291, 49:286, 49:287, 49:288, 51:164, 52:1 (cover), 53:166–167, 58:43–44, 65:46
national, 5:136, 10:453
New Ulm, 55:182
planning and building, 54:147, 54:148, 54:151–54:162
railroad, 55:310–311
St. Paul, 12:458, 15:149, 17:311, 23:403, 26:388, 27:271, 30:209n, 30:404, 33:3–33:5, 36:239, 40:45, 40:253, 42:27, 49:289–49:290, 55:216, 58:1 (facing), 58:40–41, 58:43–44, 58:45–55, 58:57
sculptures, 55:364–55:365, 55:366, 55:367, 55:368, 55:369, 55:373
Skyline Parkway and roads, 54:158
snowshoer and daughter depicted, 56:440
state, 1:531, 5:109, 5:137, 10:346, 10:451, 51:158, 55:307, 55:308, 56:258
Twin Cities, 49:281–49:291, 57:384

Parks, David, trader, 12:341
Parks, Douglas R., author, 47:330, 57:216

editor, 49:77

Parks, Gordon, author, 40:146, 50:171, 54:188, 57:271, 59:99

photographer, 51:241

Parks, Joseph, interpreter, 23:135n
Parks, Maynard E. (Capt.), author, 27:57
Parks, Playgrounds, and Public Buildings Dept., 58:55
Parks, William, pioneer printer, 15:6, 15:7
Park School (Glass School), Hibbing, 65:75
Park Square Court, St. Paul, 62:250
Park Square Theater, St. Paul, 62:256
Park Theater, St. Paul, 53:239
Park Theatre, Minneapolis, variety show, 9:35, 9:36
Parley, Peter, 17:437
Parloa, Maria, cookbook author, 41:111
Parlor Opera Troupe, 28:110
Parmalee, Philander (Phil), aviator, 21:413, 54:336
Parmelee, Henry, reform school inmate, 63:135
Parmeter, Jay, entrepreneur, depicted with daughter, 56:442
Parmeter, Kathy, 56:442
Parmeter, Zoe, depicted in father's office, 56:442
Parmley, George, boat racer, 47:325
Parnell, C., author, 23:92, 26:274
Parnell, Charles S., lecturer, 21:326
Parochial schools, enrollment, 53:296
Parquet (Paquette), Adeline, dressmaker, 47:93
Parr, Samuel S., 16:371
Parrant, Pierre (Pig's Eye), trader, 5:82, 12:421, 17:311, 17:374, 56:169, 56:198

claim, 49:130n
described, 48:309
in fiction, 30:247
in radio dramatization, 15:479
sketches, 2:509n, 4:301

Parr Barrel Company, Minneapolis, lock-outs, 57:399
Parrington, Vernon L., author, 8:319, 8:324, 21:14, 29:264, 39:335

quoted, 35:54, 36:276, 38:387

Parrish, Erin, "The Political Equality Club of Minneapolis," 60:113–122
Parrish, Maxfield, artist, 57:23, 58:355, 62:306, 62:314n
Parrish, Peter J., author, 48:180
Parrish, Philip H., author, 12:326
Parrish, Robert, 52:292
Parrot Cafe, St. Paul, 59:53, 59:58
Parry, Charles C., botanist, 35:241
Parry, Elwood, work reviewed, 44:233
Parry, Pine County

Danish colony, 48:285
fire, 49:306

Parso, F. L., game warden, 60:56
Parsonage, Robert R., editor, 41:103
Parsons, E. Dudley, author, 3:230, 3:309, 3:378, 7:187, 7:299, 7:302, 19:227

speaker, 13:444, 20:92
work reviewed, 2:88–2:92, 13:95, 15:214–15:216, 30:384

Parsons, Elsie C., editor, 5:69
Parsons, John E., author, 33:89, 37:135

work reviewed, 35:89, 39:32

Parsons, Levi, telephone-company worker, 60:54, 60:57
Parsons, Lewis B., in Civil War, 33:219
Parsons, Philip B., artist, 37:174
Parsons, Talcott, sociologist, 52:123
Parsons, William, speaker, 35:227
Parsons, William E., architect, 65:127
Parsons School of Design (NY), 62:308–309
Parton, James, speaker, 35:227
Partridge, Elmer Lee, pilot, 50:87, 50:99, 50:99–50:104
Partridge, G. H., 19:184n
Partridge, Mrs. Stanley, author, 27:176
Partridge, Pine County. See also Askov

Danish settlement, 17:239
settlement depicted, 53:222

Partridge, R. A., pioneer, 18:224
Partridge, S., 10:139
Partridge, Thomas C., 18:229
Parvin, Joseph, 3:308
Parvin, Josiah, 23:77
Pary, Mrs. Olaf, Jr., author, 12:340
Pary, Olaf, speaker, 12:105
Parys, Ignatius, 10:388, 10:389

death, 4:415
with Dickson expedition, 4:373, 4:384, 4:398, 4:399, 4:401
journey from Red River settlement, 4:409, 4:411, 4:412, 4:414, 4:415

Pascin, Jules, artist, 45:178
Paskevitch, Ivan, 4:401n
Passamaquoddy Indians, music, 50:216
Passavant, William A. (Rev.), 1:61, 14:49

letters, 15:361
missionary, 12:333, 24:73, 24:373

Passenger pigeons, 7:372, 20:171, 29:223
Passing Hail, Santee Dakota leader, 2:422n, 51:40, 61:148 See also Traveling (Passing) Hail
Passion Play of Oberammergau, films, 54:354
Passover

observed, 51:6, 51:7, 51:9, 51:12
public schools and, 53:306

Pasteur, Louis, chemist, 12:99, 21:361, 54:205
Pat and Mike, in folk humor, 52:330
Patch, Edith, speaker, 29:178
Patch, Harry L., author, 20:201
Patch, Ion R., 9:418
Patchatchanban, Itasca County, trading post, 11:370
Patchin, Sidney A., author, 2:383

"The Development of Banking in Minnesota," 2:111–2:168
speaker, 2:42, 34:218

Pate, Miner, 18:299, 18:300
Patents

litigation, 54:348
medicine bottles depicted, 53:129
motion pictures, 54:357
paper shopping bags, 52:128 (facing)
on water pitchers, 56:458

Patera, Alan H., work reviewed, 46:255
Paterson, A. B. (Rev.), 8:150

meteorological research, 17:251, 17:258, 17:259

Paterson, Donald G., ACLU officer, 61:106
Paterson, Mrs. M. J., author, 34:170
Paterson (NJ), 51:68, 51:72, 51:78, 53:125
Pathfinder, tugboat, 7:298, 54:219
Pathfinder (Gotha, Carver County), emigration paper, 31:227
Patience, John C., 43:164
Patience, operetta, 17:40, 17:325
Patnaude, Victor E., 4:70
Patoile, Frederick, 54:90
Paton, Andy, architect-engineer, 65:8
Patrick and Aimee Butler Family Foundation, donors, 56:431
Patrick Henry Hotel, Walker, 61:282
Patriot Act (2001), 62:103
Patriotic Americans of German Origin, Minnesota branch, 14:437
Patriotic League of St. Paul, 3:323
Patriotic organizations, history, 35:197
Patron, Jean-Jacques, 46:231
Patrons of Husbandry. See also Granger movement; National Grange

purpose, 42:198
railroad laws demanded, 42:238

Patrons of Industry, 9:222
Pattee, Alma J., 13:77
Pattee, Edward S., diaries, 35:52
Pattee, Edwin S., 50:10
Pattee, Lynus R., author, 23:281
Pattee, Mrs. Edward S., 5:228
Pattee, William S., 10:351, 14:231, 14:452, 17:213

letters, 20:81

Patten, Alice M., artist, 19:377
Patten, C. G., nurseryman, 43:67, 43:68
Patten, F. J., author, 38:243
Patten, George W.

army officer, 28:214
poet, 22:97, 22:126

Patten, Helen, author, 5:612
Patten, James, lumberman, 24:201
Patten, Jerry, in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:243
Patten, Katharine, author, 13:123
Patten, Nevada (Mrs. Edmund J. Longyear), pioneer, 32:245, 32:246
Patterson, Ada, 17:474
Patterson, Benjamin B., legislator, 58:117
Patterson, Charles, trader, 11:182n, 11:261, 11:262, 11:378, 11:382, 19:104, 44:201n, 44:206
Patterson, Charles S., businessman, 34:226
Patterson, Darwin, 16:340
Patterson, Eleanor, newspaper publisher, 60:185n
Patterson, F. L. (Rev.), politician, 48:250
Patterson, Frank M., bequest, 23:285
Patterson, George W., speaker, 8:157n, 8:160n, 8:162n, 8:164
Patterson, H. S., author, 17:345, 20:88
Patterson, Helen M., author, 27:242
Patterson, J. B., editor, 13:330, 35:88
Patterson, J. W., "The Post Office in Early Minnesota," 40:78–40:89
Patterson, James, historian, 60:270
Patterson, Jerry, market owner, 47:311
Patterson, John S., banking commissioner, 48:148
Patterson, Margaret K., compiler, 24:173
Patterson, Matthew, 4:454
Patterson, Michelle Wick, ed., work reviewed, 65:68
Patterson, Mrs. W. L., 8:311, 9:423
Patterson, R. J., hospital superintendent, 53:45, 53:46, 53:47, 53:48, 53:49, 53:51, 53:52
Patterson, R. M., editor, 35:141
Patterson, Robert, secretary of war, 53:66
Patterson, Robert P., undersecretary of war, 49:228
Patterson, Tiffany R., review by, 45:254
Patterson, William C., Jr., mill owner, 44:170
Patterson, William L., labor leader, 57:427
Patterson-Black, Sheryll, author, 50:135
Patterson's Rapids, Minnesota River

name, 11:182n
post, 11:378

Patti, Adelina, singer, 14:140, 16:32, 25:86, 30:192, 39:321
Pattie, James O., explorer, 14:430
Pattie, Sylvester, explorer, 14:430
Pattison, Granville S., editor, 21:364
Pattison, J. B., 5:460, 22:108
Pattison, John B. (Quartermaster Sgt.), Spanish-American War, 61:304
Pattison, Murdock, 25:141
Pattison, Robert, literary scholar, quoted, 60:191
Pattison and Benson, hack line, 7:107
Pattison and Benson, stage line, 12:394, 29:204n
Patton, George R., Dr., 21:114
Patton, George Smith, Jr. (Gen.), Third Army, 54:319
Patton, James, 48:131
Patton, James W., author, 15:124
Patton, Walter M., author, 4:46
Patton, Willard, musician, 5:161, 33:93, 33:94
Patton, William, 14:42
Pauke (pseud.). See Keil, Paul L.
Paul, Alice, suffragist, 62:294
Paul, Amasa C., attorney, 18:211, 50:154
Paul, Clarence J., 19:214
Paul, Dorothy, author, 13:429
Paul, George F. C., author, 1:241
Paul, Hymie, photographer, 48:314
Paul, Magdalena, 57:372
Paul, Prince of Wurttemberg, explorer, 34:285
Paul, Theodore (“Ted”), Jr, 65:179
Paul, William G., compiler, 40:96
Paul Anderson, steamboat, 32:38
Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox, Bemidji. See Bunyan, Paul
Paul Bunyan motel, Roseville, 63:210
Paul Bunyan Playground Association, 63:208
Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway, 63:210
Pauletic, ----, missionary, 10:123n
Paulhan, Louis, aviator, 48:51
Pauli, Emili, 45:115
Paull, Henry, attorney, 56:266, 56:271, 56:275
Paull, Irene (Calamity Jane, pseud.), labor author, 43:86, 51:240, 56:266, 56:267, 56:268, 56:269, 56:271

work reviewed, 55:232

Paullin, Charles O., author, 1:70, 5:386, 10:337

work reviewed, 14:91

Paullin, William, balloonist, 38:168, 38:169, 38:176
Paul Magnus, Viking king, 57:144
Paul Revere Riders, in Stassen presidential campaign, 55:155, 55:160, 55:162
Paulsen, Mark G. (Rev.), author, 3:239
Paulsen, O. (Rev.), author, 14:235
Paul's (Florence) Lake, Isanti County, 50:136
Paul's Lake, Isanti County, 50:136
Paulson, Al, station agent, 36:204
Paulson, Alfred, author, 9:310
Paulson, Arthur, author, 21:426
Paulson, Calvin, 62:131
Paulson, Clarence E., school survey committee member, 59:123, 59:128
Paulson, Curtis, author, 9:310
Paulson, E. L. (Maj.), 48:276
Paulson, Leonard M., board of education member, 59:128, 59:131n
Paulson, Ole, 8:273
Paulson, P. A., 21:448
Paulson, Robert J.

"Anton Gag, Bohemian," 56:376–392
work reviewed, 55:181–182

Paulson mine, Cook County, ghost town, 34:179, 48:43
Paul's Reformed Church, Hamburg, 14:451
Paulucci, Jeno, businessman, 59:301, 62:22, 62:24

biography, 48:352

Paul Wilhelm, duke of Wurttemberg, work reviewed, 44:78
Pauly, Gus J., 18:123n
Pauly, James, hotelkeeper, 12:192, 12:343
Pauly House, Minneapolis, 12:343
Paunais, Ojibway Indian, trial and execution, 55:56, 55:57, 55:58, 55:72
Paupanekis, Maxwell, author, 43:120
Paust, Benjamin, 5:226
Pauwelyn, Cyril (Rev.), author, 3:233
Pavilion, steamboat, 13:232, 13:236
Pavlicek, Joseph, accountant, 56:99
Pavlish, Adolph, millwright, 24:101, 24:103
Pavlovich, Mary. See Anderson, Mary Pavlovich, politician
Pawlak, Wawrzyn, 58:26
Pawlenty, Tim, politician, 63:165, 63:166

Minnesota Human Rights Act Amendment and, 65:84, 65:87n24

Pawnee, warship, 47:66
Pawnee Indians

legends, 4:280, 10:343
as slaves, 19:290
songs, 34:161

Paxson, Frederic L., 1:332, 10:438, 10:439, 12:328, 17:51, 18:305

author, 1:141, 2:98, 2:282, 3:140, 5:130, 9:185, 11:428, 11:429, 12:70, 13:332, 17:106, 17:477, 28:80
professor, 39:218–39:220, 39:226
review by, 11:421
speaker, 10:209
work reviewed, 6:50–6:53, 11:422–11:424

Paxson, Joseph A., Dr., diary, 28:80
Paxton, J. W., speculator, 39:90
Paxton, Redwood County, ghost town, 19:465
Pay, B. F., 21:442
Pay, Benjamin D., reminiscences, 2:382
Pay, Byron E., in Sioux removal, 34:328
Pay, William H., 6:269, 6:410, 7:255, 7:262, 12:38, 12:39, 12:448, 14:234, 15:76

author, 13:116
speaker, 8:311, 9:55, 11:52

Payless Shoes, 56:421
Payne, Alex, janitor, 56:107
Payne, D. L., 21:378
Payne, Mrs. Harry, author, 18:120
Payne, Raymond (Rev.), editor, 1:71
Payne-Aldrich tariff, 5:341, 22:79, 40:321
Payne Avenue Baptist Church, St. Paul, 29:359
Paynesville

frontier life, 18:444, 19:114, 19:321–19:327
historical society, 42:69
history, 36:107
Methodist church, 16:355
monument, 2:204
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 8:266, 12:302, 12:303, 20:192, 28:192, 38:279, 38:280, 38:283, 38:286

Paynesville Press, history, 2:383
Paynesville Sportsmen's Club, 57:316
Payte, William P., engineer, 37:160n, 40:235n
Payzhehooteze, mission, 2:482, 2:520n, 2:528n
Pazahiyayewin (She Shall Radiate In Her Path Like The Sun), Dakota Indian, 61:157–158
Paznar, Florence, miner, 61:96
Pazoiyopa, Sioux Indian, 38:134
PCA. See Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
PDM, Inc., 53:131, 53:132
Peabody, Charles, road promoter, 45:46, 45:47, 45:49, 45:51, 45:55
Peabody, E., whaleback captain, 34:11
Peabody, Robert, architect, 55:239, 55:240
Peabody, Stearns, and Furber, Boston, architects, 46:330, 46:332, 46:333, 53:200, 55:239, 55:241, 55:242, 55:243

Hill House floor plan depicted, 55:237

Peabody, William B., 26:154
Peace and Friendship Medals, 56:457
Peace medals. See also Medals

1853, depicted, 56:164

Peace movement (MN), 57:98
Peace River Valley, 10:25
Peacock, D. C., mining superintendent, 52:260
Peacock, Thomas D., author/editor, 56:463, 58:59

work reviewed, 60:126

Peacock Knitting Company, St. Joseph, Missouri, strike, 50:113, 50:116
Peak bell ringers, 33:174
Peake, Ebenezer Steele (Rev.), missionary, 5:459, 9:252, 9:253, 9:425, 16:380, 21:35, 27:289n, 28:210, 50:199, 50:267

diary, 4:168
papers, 20:431

Peake, Emily, Ojibwe, World War II experiences, 61:201, 61:202
Peake, John, lumberman, 24:127
Peake, Michael E., author, work reviewed, 62:243
Peake, Mrs. Ebenezer Steele, missionary, 5:459, 16:380, 36:35
Peake, Mrs. Marion J., 6:269
Peake, Ora B., work reviewed, 34:310
Peake's Opera, Wadena theater, 28:99
Peak family, musicians, 22:114
Peaks, George H., attorney, 48:148
Peale, Charles W., artist, 26:359, 36:296, 36:299n, 59:225 (facing)
Peale, Titian R., artist, 33:21, 40:144
Pearce, Roy H., compiler, 27:61

work reviewed, 33:303

Pearce, Thomas W., 8:212
Pearl B. Campbell, tugboat, 54:219
Pearl Harbor (HI), attacked, 26:6, 52:200, 53:146, 53:155, 53:182, 53:260, 58:9
Pearsall, Frederic W., 2:96, 2:278
Pearson, Aaron, speaker, 10:461
Pearson, archaeological site, 43:230
Pearson, Corrine, shop owner, 63:308 (facing), 64:180, 64:182, 64:185, 64:192
Pearson, Dorris, author, 23:171
Pearson, Drew, radio journalist, 52:30
Pearson, Emil C., speaker, 14:120
Pearson, Ezra G., Quaker minister, 18:256n
Pearson, Floyd, compiler, 36:239
Pearson, Frank, 3:440
Pearson, Helen, 8:99
Pearson, Hilma, author, 37:223
Pearson, M. Winston, author, 17:351
Pearson, Marie N. V., 4:165
Pearson, Marjorie, "Approaching the Capitol," 65:120–135
Pearson, Mrs. A. H., speaker, 8:313, 13:121
Pearson, Ole A., relief superintendent, 41:165, 41:167, 41:169
Pearson, Patty, 55:380
Pearson, T. Granville, 18:314
Pearson, Trued G., Swedish immigrant, 37:262

writings, 39:81

Pearson, William L., Quaker minister, 18:261n
Pearson Candy Company, St. Paul, 44:184
Pease, ----, 1:433
Pease, Arch G., author, 37:348
Pease, Brian

"Minnesota territorial seal," 63:265 (facing)

Pease, Franklin, editor, 54:328
Pease, Granville S., author/pioneer journalist, 1:544, 14:395, 24:381
Pease, John, 7:180
Pease, Mille Lacs County, Dutch settlement, 53:223
Pease, R. H., artist, 62:304
Pease, S. J., government agent, 63:151
Pease, T. G. J., author, 26:286, 28:290, 28:379

journalist, 24:381

Pease, Theodore C., 5:613, 10:210, 39:166

author, 4:51, 5:462, 21:187, 51:80
editor, 8:204
review by, 21:182
speaker, 4:278
work reviewed, 1:220, 4:49–4:51, 16:448–16:450, 18:428–18:430, 21:395, 31:47

Peasley, George, 15:95
Peat, Harold, lecture agent, 49:172
Peat, Wilbur D., author, 29:336
Peaura, Arvid, 52:328
Peavey, Frank H., grain merchant, 37:14, 37:15, 37:17, 37:18, 42:276, 47:38

career, 16:114, 40:147

Peavey and Company. See F. H. Peavey and Company, Minneapolis
Peavey family, 25:93, 40:147

grain firm, 54:362

Peavey mill, Hastings, 56:255
Peavy, Linda, author, 49:346

review by, 57:436
work reviewed, 52:119

PEC. See Political Equality Club
Pecatonica River (WI), source, 27:87
Pechaver, Stan, Ely Chamber of Commerce secretary, 58:141
Pecheto, mixed-blood, 19:381
Pecinovsky, Renata K., author, 11:446
Peck, A. R., papers, 27:153
Peck, Anne M., work reviewed, 25:66
Peck, C. K., steamboat owner, 38:236
Peck, Charles, 10:352
Peck, F. B., convention delegate, 14:261
Peck, Frank W., author, 3:99, 32:118
Peck, George W., 19:152, 58:73
Peck, Harrison J., 9:185
Peck, Mrs. Arthur E., 5:379
Peck, Mrs. N. A., author, 22:443
Peck, Simon L., author, 9:185

diary, 16:335

Peckham, Howard H., 26:169

author, 25:310, 28:78, 29:336, 38:333
compiler, 24:69
work reviewed, 29:65, 34:205, 34:350

Peckham, Joseph, 14:231
Peckham, Stephen F., chemist, 16:115, 38:21, 38:22
Peckham, Wheeler H., lawyer, 16:29, 16:115

house, 15:55

Peckhamp, William P., scrapbook, 16:360
Pecore, Joseph, 5:472, 5:509
Pecos Bill, postage stamp, 55:117
Peddlers Grove, Waseca County, stage line, 12:50n
Peddling, Jewish businesses, 51:5, 51:6, 51:7, 51:10
Pedeliski, Theodore B., work reviewed, 51:126
Pedernales Island, Orinoco River, Venezuela, 43:200, 43:201, 43:203
Pedersen, A. B., author, 11:226
Pedersen, Anders, pioneer, 57:358
Pedersen, John U. (Rev.), author, 4:462, 14:445
Pedersen, Knut. See Hamsun, Knut
Pedersen, L. C., 8:381
Pedersen, M. C., 8:374
Pedersen, Niels, 8:380
Pedersen, P. H. (Rev.), at Tyler, 8:379–8:381
Pedersen, Per, 20:399
Pedersen, Ray, artist, 57:31
Pedersen Gesk, Minneapolis, design firm, 57:26
Pederson, A. M., 16:219
Pederson, James, review by, 41:295
Pederson, Jane Marie

reviews by, 54:51–52, 55:328–329
work reviewed, 53:290

Pederson, Kern O., artist, 30:173, 40:31n, 40:48

author, 42:316
work reviewed, 40:92

Pederson, Nels, 52:106
Pederson, Ole, 11:226
Pederson, Thomas, author, 18:113, 43:162, 43:169

recollections, 18:48, 18:96, 19:107, 19:465, 20:86

Peebles, ----, 8:354
Peebles, Thomas, lawyer, 21:196
Peek, George N., backs farm bill, 38:179, 38:180, 38:182, 38:183
Peek, Mary, teacher, 61:66
Peel, Bruce B., compiler, 35:295, 39:128
Peel, Roy V., author, 19:459
Peers, Laura, historian, 57:55

work reviewed, 54:283, 58:376

Peerson, Cleng, 10:186, 12:180, 16:115

author, 3:371
immigrant leader, 19:81, 19:201, 21:98, 25:274
Norwegian emigration and, 2:222, 2:240, 6:92, 6:97n, 6:103n, 6:115
sketches, 3:479, 4:29, 4:77, 5:383, 6:301

Peery, Nelson, political activist, 60:155, 60:160, 61:46

author, 59:106
work reviewed, 54:188

Peery, ---- (Pop), 54:188
Peet, Barbara Brewer, artist. See also Brewer, Barbara

self-portrait depicted, 52:204 (facing), 58:192 (facing)

Peet, Edward L., 5:62, 5:376, 8:202
Peet, Emerson W., 22:104
Peet, James (Rev.), missionary, 5:393, 7:37, 17:465, 28:83, 34:249

diaries, 4:257, 5:62, 5:376, 16:360, 29:49, 46:52
papers, 18:47
at Stillwater, 31:80

Peet, Mrs. James, diary, 5:62
Peet, Stephen, missionary, 24:178
Peet, William F., 22:104
Peezhikee, Ojibway leader. See Buffalo, Ojibway leader
Peffer, William A., politician, 36:122
Peguis, Ojibway leader, 44:39
Pehrson, Selma, author, 21:101
Peik, Wesley E., author, 12:418, 18:105, 35:371, 38:385
Peirce, Neal R., work reviewed, 48:44
Peirce, Parker, author, 5:472
Pejsa, Jane, author, 54:287

work reviewed, 59:265–266

Pelamourges (Pelamourgues), Abbe Anthon, missionary, 8:28, 8:32, 8:40, 18:437, 20:338

baptisms, 8:31, 8:34
at Fort Snelling, 7:370

Pelan, Charles, 14:458
Pelan, history, 14:457
Pelcher's Crossing. See Roseau, Roseau County
Pelé, soccer player, 63:105, 63:106
Pelean [Mrs.], Iron Range immigrant, 65:99
Pelee, steamboat, 34:14
Pelee Island. See Prairie Island, Mississippi River, Goodhue County
Pelham, Peter (Capt.), court martial, 42:99–42:114
Pelican Lake, Grant County

Scandinavians at, 6:372, 6:373
settled, 24:272
stage line, 38:64

Pelican Lakes, Otter Tail County, community history, 58:128
Pelican Rapids

church, 12:340
church-state controversy, 53:310
frontier days, 11:117, 12:341, 13:118
history, 10:229, 20:465, 21:115, 23:298
map, 26:91
prehistoric skeleton, 25:153, 38:159
schools, 11:221

Pelicans Nest, Jackson County, mythical city, 14:256
Pelkey, Arthur, professional boxer, 59:78, 59:81
Pell, ----, 1:199
Pell, John H. (Capt.), 25:34
Pella (IA), Dutch settlement, 28:368
Pellais, Louis, 5:255
Pelland, Koochingching County, mounds, 31:231
Pellant, Joseph Frequette, guide, 28:7
Pelle, Kimberly, 63:7
Pellegrini, Ernest, sculptor, 39:161
Pellet, Kent, author, 23:90
Pelletier, Jean B., 15:423
Pelletier, Julie A., educator, review by, 62:40–41
Pelley, William Dudley, and Silver Shirts, 52:172
Pelling, Henry, work reviewed, 37:127
Pelly, A. C., trader, 40:167n
Pelly, Sir John H., 4:359n, 5:420, 6:241
Peltier, ----, police officer, 47:241
Peltier, Phillip C., 59:338
Pelto, Gretel H., author, 48:89
Pelton, E. A., author, 12:99, 16:368, 17:116, 17:238, 17:530, 18:332
Pelton, George S. (Rev.), author, 14:113
Peltopera, Elias, Finish pioneer, 25:318
Peltz, Vera (Mrs. William Amyotte), 61:205
Pelz, Eduard (Treumund Welp, pseud.), emigration promoter, 31:222–31:230, 31:250, 42:222, 50:72
Pelzer, Louis, 16:220, 25:69, 26:161

author, 3:240, 4:458, 12:94, 12:177, 14:226, 15:475
speaker, 2:98, 10:209, 16:301, 23:380
work reviewed, 2:426–2:428

Pemberton, James, 9:351, 9:352
Pemberton, John C. (Gen.), Confederate officer, 40:286, 57:276, 63:224, 63:226
Pemberton consolidated school, 5:394
Pembina, North Dakota, 3:377, 42:136, 42:219, 65:113 See also Fort Pembina (ND); Red River settlements

in 1850, 6:204
1851 treaty, 15:283, 22:150, 28:315, 31:18, 38:110
boundary point, 10:93
censuses, 56:181, 56:188 (table)
communication with Mendota and St. Paul, 6:245–6:248, 6:279–6:282, 7:220
customs collector at, 6:238, 6:239
customs office, 15:479, 24:333
cycling clubs, 54:271
depicted, 26:171, 49:181
described, 11:102, 14:284, 18:357, 19:411, 20:88, 38:199
Dickson expedition at, 5:117
frontier life, 20:79, 20:84, 37:175
fur trade, 5:376, 5:432–5:434
Hatch's Battalion in, 34:320, 34:324, 35:337, 38:284
history, 8:201, 8:305, 21:432
hunting, 41:225, 49:180
included in Iowa Territory, 25:396
included in United States, 5:264, 5:564
Indians, 5:145
land office, 49:77
Long expedition at, 5:261–5:264, 5:317
mail service, 2:21, 5:292, 7:330, 19:387, 33:278, 35:260, 37:56, 38:65, 40:83–40:85, 40:87
McLeod's journey to, 4:396–4:399
metis inhabitants, 46:223, 49:180, 49:181, 49:186–49:190
military post, 12:317, 19:457, 22:280, 29:233, 29:236, 29:237, 34:321, 35:260, 39:129, 41:15, 41:76, 42:45
missions, 8:195, 8:273, 9:192, 10:89, 10:355, 11:305, 12:205, 13:440, 15:111, 17:113, 18:68, 19:379, 20:327, 21:205, 22:149n, 22:286, 23:97, 31:240
mixed-bloods, 4:156, 6:242–6:245, 7:144, 28:61
politics, 14:248, 16:359, 33:121n, 36:4
population, 2:115, 49:181–49:182, 56:158, 56:175, 56:190, 56:235, 56:247
railroad, 1:168, 1:169, 1:170, 1:171n, 2:452, 21:260, 36:7, 37:156n
Red River smugglers' rendezvous, 5:412, 5:416
representatives in territorial legislature, 5:433, 6:71, 7:139
in Riel rebellion, 9:416
river port, 21:235, 21:247, 21:255, 21:262, 26:228, 35:251
St. Paul trade, 27:285, 32:34, 34:53, 38:69
salt supply, 4:410n
Selkirk grant, 24:41
Selkirk settlers removed, 4:396n
stage line, 20:444
telegraph, 30:262, 36:176
territorial trade, 56:157, 56:189, 56:235
trading posts, 4:380n, 4:394, 4:397n, 5:404n, 5:413, 5:415, 5:566, 5:580, 6:228–6:251, 11:366, 12:433, 13:278, 19:353, 19:378, 22:148, 22:274, 22:276–22:281, 22:288, 22:289, 36:37, 36:52, 38:63, 40:145, 42:131, 42:132, 42:134, 46:113, 49:180
travel routes, 16:231, 20:122, 21:229, 35:262, 36:39n, 36:107, 38:63, 38:66, 40:332
treaty, 5:238, 6:244, 10:75
weather records, 12:437, 17:245n
wheat crop, 29:19
wildlife, 30:126, 35:242
Woods' expedition to, 8:61–8:74

Pembina band, Ojibwe Indians, 56:461

Indian agents, 56:408 (facing)

Pembina County, North Dakota

Icelandic settlement, 5:384, 13:208, 17:344, 34:164, 34:265
place names, 38:385
sketches, 4:205, 5:235
territorial era, 14:253n, 26:108, 31:59

Pembina Mountains, North Dakota, 46:114

Ojibway Indians, 55:284
trading post, 11:366

Pembina River, fur post, 42:131, 50:238, 57:290
Peminan, ----, trader, 32:231, 32:235
Pemmican, 4:408, 4:412, 6:244, 6:248, 8:69, 26:76, 35:97, 38:7, 40:47

described, 22:149
in fur trade, 28:281, 40:163, 40:164
preparation, 4:406, 36:310, 37:78
price, 14:386

Pemmican War, 38:328, 40:175
Penasha (Penetion, Pinchon, Pinechon, Pinisha), Dakota leader, 42:277 See also Good Road, Sioux leader
Penasse, Northwest Angle, post office, 18:279, 34:6, 34:7n
Pence, George, author, 15:124
Pence, Harry E., businessman, 48:51, 51:223
Pence, John W., financier, 33:169–33:178
Pence Automobile Company, Minneapolis, 26:23, 51:223
Pence Opera House, Minneapolis, 9:31, 18:137n, 28:112, 28:113, 42:270, 45:211, 53:239

history, 9:33, 33:169–33:178
opening, 9:32
sketches, 5:44, 5:245

Pendageyosh, George, 48:157
Pendel, Joseph, 33:292
Pendergast, J. H., pioneer farmer, 22:446
Pendergast, Judith M., 21:336
Pendergast, Lloyd G., in Civil War, 11:462
Pendergast, M. D., Mr. and Mrs., 4:452
Pendergast, Solomon, diary, 19:342
Pendergast, Timothy H., in Civil War, 11:334, 19:341, 38:269
Pendergast, Warren W., agricultural leader, 7:215, 8:312, 9:176, 10:305, 19:341
Pendergast, William W., educator, 11:334, 19:341, 20:456, 21:452, 47:34
Pendergast Academy, Hutchinson, 9:421, 10:301

history, 11:334

Pendergast family, papers, 13:114, 19:341, 20:33
Pendexter, Hugh, author, 6:217
Pendleton, Kearney and (Childs) Company, Philadelphia, lithographers, 20:174
Pendleton Act (1883), 51:102
Pene du Bois, Guy, artist, 45:177
Penetanguishine, Ontario, post, 18:184
Penetion, Dakota leader. See Penasha
Penfield, Clara M., cataloger, 4:165, 5:503, 13:66, 13:425
Penfold, Joe, conservationist, 64:76, 64:82
Pengilly, John, mining captain, 35:338, 40:61, 52:254, 52:255, 52:257
Penicaut, Jean, 3:310, 8:435, 16:199, 23:84

author, 13:85, 18:439, 25:193
explorer, 58:254, 58:255
work reviewed, 34:117

Penick, Steven, museum curator, "Stearns County Volunteers in the Spanish-American War," 61:292–305, 61:375
Peninsula Campaign of 1862, 25:38n, 25:117–25:148, 52:123, 55:176, 61:264–266, 63:221 See also Civil War
Penman, Sarah

review by, 52:241
work reviewed, 57:323–324

Penn, William H., musician, 4:156, 44:121, 44:132, 44:133, 54:151, 55:18
Penn Central/Conrail Railroad, 64:215–216, 65:158
Pennel, Joseph, Minnesota sketches, 17:352
Pennel, Richard B., 25:37n
Pennell, Joseph, artist, 3:22
Penney, H. E., steamer engineer, 50:177, 50:178, 50:179, 50:180, 50:186
Penniman, Clara, work reviewed, 34:308
Pennington, Edmund, sketch, 2:210
Pennington, Ella, 54:298
Pennington, John, aeronaut, 49:31
Pennington, Mrs. Edward, 4:205
Pennington, William S., 3:74, 3:75, 7:67, 30:106, 30:108, 30:110, 39:38
Pennington County

history, 47:76
Old Settlers' Society, 2:206
pageant, 16:237
War History committee, 24:82

Pennington County Historical Society

meeting, 19:471
museum, 20:354, 20:457
organized, 20:46, 20:97

Pennock, A. C. (Rev.), 19:249
Pennock's wheat drill, 24:304
Pennoyer, James, 11:94
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company, emigration promotion, 31:224
Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies, 1:139, 10:216
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 10:216, 28:289
Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia, 21:86, 21:320, 29:258

manuscripts, 1:233

Pennsylvanians, in Minnesota, 46:216, 56:236, 56:239, 56:246, 56:248–56:249
Pennsylvania Railroad, 30:378, 42:152, 47:22, 54:26, 54:29, 57:202, 65:158

in Civil War, 33:218

Pennsylvania (state)

archives, 1:140, 2:48
army maneuvers depicted, 54:289 (facing)
atlas, 40:122
bibliography, 16:220
in Civil War, 25:360
crafts, 36:322
emigration, 7:336, 7:338
ethnic groups, 7:351, 12:304, 26:168, 26:177, 27:29–27:32, 54:374
fur industry, 40:200, 40:219
historical work, 1:5
historic sites, 11:33
history, 6:297, 21:179, 26:383
Indian sites, 40:204
industry, 51:63, 54:40
libraries, 1:333
monuments, 10:216
politics, 5:90, 13:99, 17:211, 30:107, 35:353, 35:354
records survey, 16:110, 18:325
schools, 51:86, 53:295, 55:143
soldier suffrage, 26:188, 26:192, 26:209
state parks, 5:109, 5:137
train routes, 54:18
trout fishing, 59:229
university, 36:298
war records, 3:50
white male suffrage, 56:71
in World War II, 24:267, 26:278

Pennsylvania University, 1:377
Penn Wright, towboat, 18:177
Penny, Frederick A., author, 2:107
Penny, Isaac, blacksmith, 58:288
Penny Press (Minneapolis), politics, 39:106
Penny sales, 52:106, 52:111 See also Depressions: 1930s
Penobscot Indians, 40:47
Penobscot mine, 52:256
Penobscot River (ME), lumbering, 24:125
Pensions

Civil War, 53:212
for military widows, 54:109, 54:110, 54:111, 54:141
World War I, 65:174

Pentagon Papers, legal case, 46:148, 46:151, 47:250–47:252
Pentair, Inc., St. Paul, 53:340
Pentecostal church, in lumber camps, 34:61
Pentecostals, draft resisters, 55:297, 55:298
Penti, Marsha, author, 48:175
Penumbra Theatre Company, St. Paul, 51:239, 53:266, 53:271, 53:272, 60:133, 60:135–137, 60:140, 65:178–187

August Wilson and, 65:181, 65:184–187

People (New York), file acquired, 20:194
Peoples, George W., Sr., speaker, 19:229
Peoples, Mina, 5:574
People's Bank, 2:160, 2:164n
People's Bank, St. Peter, 40:110
People's Bank of Long Prairie, 57:187
People's Church, St. Paul, 5:160, 53:322, 57:352–353

concerts, 48:334
lecturers, 17:382, 40:15
records, 17:339

People's Company Bakery, Minneapolis, 64:49 (cover), 64:49 (facing), 64:52–67
People's Council for Democracy and Terms of Peace, 47:173
People's Hard Times Supply Company, St. Paul, 48:177
Peoples' Institute for Survival, New Orleans, 53:27, 53:28
People's Literary Institute and Gymnasium, Pembroke (NH), catalogues, 2:465
People's Party, 12:192, 43:68, 48:252, 54:372, 55:19 See also Populist movement; Third-party movements

in capital controversy, 43:245, 43:248, 43:251, 43:253
cartoons, 41:4, 43:299
conventions, 17:100, 20:433
Donnelly's leadership, 4:157, 4:159
Duluth, 47:194, 47:197, 47:198n
elections, 47:193n, 47:199, 48:252–48:253
founded, 35:65, 35:291
free silver issue, 5:549, 5:550, 5:552–5:559
fusion with Democrats, 5:545n, 5:547n, 5:551, 5:554–5:559
fusion with Silver Republicans, 5:555, 5:557–5:559
history, 9:117, 10:216, 12:3–12:20, 12:411–12:413, 20:341, 42:194, 46:102, 46:103
ideology, 41:290, 41:293, 41:294, 42:229
at Indianapolis meeting, 9:237
Iowa, 2:34, 3:210, 5:149, 5:314
Kandiyohi County, 4:338
Kansas, 6:210
McLeod County, 2:186
MHS collections, 45:72
Minnesota, 5:543–5:552, 5:555, 5:556–5:559, 10:34, 10:222, 17:162, 31:99, 35:53, 35:76, 35:312, 36:109, 39:100
in national politics, 5:543, 5:552–5:555
Nebraska, 6:406
North Dakota, 6:383
Omaha convention, 9:244–9:247
organized, 9:234
origin, 5:542, 9:219–9:247
platform, 9:246
Seventh Congressional District, 5:561
source material, 1:96
at St. Louis meeting (1892), 9:239, 9:243
woman suffrage, 47:310

People's Peace Council, in World War I, 43:46
People's Printing Company, Minneapolis, 46:266
Peoples Savings Bank, Duluth, 37:122
People's Theater (Theatre), Minneapolis, 9:37, 9:38, 9:38n, 18:137, 18:144, 53:239

concerts, 48:334

People's Theater (Theatre), St. Paul, 23:199, 32:101

fire, 30:163
history, 23:312–23:314
newspaper advertising, 56:233
performances, 56:237

People's Voice, editors, 51:167
People's Warehouse, Minneapolis, 65:204 (facing)
Pepin, Emilie, 8:35
Pepin, Genevieve, 8:35
Pepin, John L., Hamline student, 51:1116
Pepin, Joseph, baptismal record, 8:34
Pepin, Marie A., 8:34, 8:35
Pepin, Oliver, 3:466
Pepin, Olivier, 8:35
Pepin, Peter, baptismal record, 8:35
Pepin, Pierre, 13:439
Pepin family, 8:50
Pepin (Papin, Pappan), Antoine, 8:34, 8:35, 8:36, 8:40, 8:43
Pepito's Nicollet Deli, Minneapolis, 61:354
Pepper, Ashbel H., photographer, 52:41 (cover)
Pepper, Ilona B., 52:41 (cover)
Pepper, Nettie, 52:41 (cover)
Pepperton, Stevens County, Methodist church, 16:121
Pepys, M. S., 7:340
Pepys, Samuel, 16:406
Pequette, Frank H. (Rev.), speaker, 5:393, 12:454
Pequot, archeology, 12:207, 28:193
Perala, Elsa, 21:289
Percent for Art projects, 53:248
Perch Lake, Polk County, winter sports, 40:384
Percival mine (WI), 35:202
Percy, Alice, prostitute, 50:250
Percy, Mary C., author, 16:248
Percy, William A., poet, 26:308
Percy Swain, steamboat, 37:283, 37:285, 37:289, 37:293, 37:295, 37:296
Pere, Jean Baptiste, 16:418n
Pere Marquette Railroad Company, 65:158

sketch, 3:363

Pereosa, emigrant ship, 25:262
Perera, Gino L., musician, 57:222, 57:224
Perera Mandolin Club, Minneapolis, 57:222
Perfection truck, 43:104
Perfume

prohibition and liquor conspiracy, 64:308–319
scent categories and terminology, 64:315

Perham

churches, 14:452, 16:369, 50:267
fair, 8:444
German theater, 32:100, 34:242
history, 29:88, 36:196
logging, 16:368
schools, 19:124

Perham, George A., speaker, 6:412
Perham, Josiah, railroad official, 16:115
Perham, Mrs. G. A., author, 17:240
Perich, Shawn, author, work reviewed, 59:352
Perigord, Paul (Rev.), 3:21, 3:35
Peripatetics club, Minneapolis, 54:300
Perkins, A. H. S., journalist, 25:101
Perkins, Charles E., railroad executive, 30:151, 40:356, 42:40, 55:238, 55:239
Perkins, Dexter, work reviewed, 38:196
Perkins, Dwight H., architect, 40:107
Perkins, Edward R., letters, 11:317, 12:319
Perkins, Ellet B., Civil War soldier, 59:346
Perkins, Frances

friendship with Sinclair Lewis, 64:332–333
secretary of labor, 52:31, 64:333

Perkins, Fred D., 16:257
Perkins, George W., 57:280
Perkins, Jacob R., author, 10:347
Perkins, Jim, lawyer, 57:132
Perkins, L. D., 10:208
Perkins, Maxwell E., editor, 48:87, 56:9, 56:10, 56:11, 56:12, 56:14, 56:15, 56:306, 56:316, 56:318, 56:319
Perkins, Mrs. Thomas H., 10:208
Perkins, Sir William H., 54:202
Perkins, Thomas H., mill owner, 10:208, 15:88, 44:172
Perkins, W. G., speaker, 12:210
Perkins, Will E., 10:467
Perkins, William, porter, 49:52
Perkinsville, Hennepin County, post office, 40:88
Perky, Henry D., shredded wheat, 59:10, 59:11, 59:16n
Perl, Lila, author, 40:47
Per Lee, William E. (Col.), 10:449
Perley, flour mill, 18:341
Perley Cooperative Creamery Association, 24:273
Perlman, Selig, historian, 51:259, 54:37
Perlt, Julius, aviation supporter, 50:93, 50:96
Pernicone, Nunzio, author, 65:109n2
Peroff, Nicholas C., work reviewed, 48:173
Perosa, Sergio, author, 40:95
Perot, H. Ross, 54:95, 55:131
Perpich, George, politician, 62:24
Perpich, Lola (Mrs. Rudy), 61:346, 61:347, 61:354
Perpich, Rudolph G. (Rudy), 53:123, 57:98, 60:318

depicted, 60:321, 61:347, 61:350, 63:174
Gorbachev visit, 61:346–359
governor, 47:254, 52:112, 53:121, 53:122, 60:140, 61:73, 61:75n, 61:357, 62:24, 63:174, 64:148
"Minnesota History and Heritage," 45:245–45:249
Minnesota Human Rights Act Amendment and, 65:78, 65:80

Perra, Elaine M., 16:61
Perranteau, ----, mixed-blood, 36:48
Perrault, J.-Alfred, author, 24:255
Perrault, Jean Baptiste, fur trader, 6:265, 9:157, 11:359, 11:368, 11:370–11:372, 11:375, 11:382, 13:443, 19:109, 24:179, 47:39

author, 5:33n
at Fond du Lac, 20:10–20:13, 28:147n
Fort St. Louis and, 11:359, 19:314
Savanna Portage and, 8:121

Perrault, Joe, reminiscences, 1:299
Perreault, Elzear, 33:23, 33:24
Perreault, Gerri Helterline, feminist/educator, 61:64, 61:65, 61:66, 61:68, 61:73, 61:74, 61:75n
Perreault, "Le Blanc," French-Canadian settler, 33:23–33:26, 33:74, 33:76, 33:105, 33:107, 33:111
Perret, Abram, pioneer, 22:203
Perret, Jules, 24:77
Perrett, Geoffrey, work reviewed, 48:178
Perrigault, ----, millwright, 11:276
Perrigault, Joseph, inventions, 57:89
Perrin, H., Mr. and Mrs., 8:144
Perrine, C. K., plow manufacturer, 24:297
Perro, Joseph, river pilot, 40:236
Perron, George, 59:338
Perrot, Nicolas, 6:263, 8:243, 8:306, 9:144, 13:439, 16:114, 24:255

author, 2:189, 2:190, 3:46, 48:240
career, 28:184, 33:352
explorer, 5:463, 12:307, 13:255, 13:265, 15:166, 15:318, 18:233
in Northwest, 8:203, 8:232
posts, 1:390, 2:52, 5:466, 11:383, 11:384, 11:450, 11:452, 17:114, 19:103, 19:456
source material, 28:370
trader, 19:274, 19:283, 19:286

Perrot State Park (WI), 15:237
Perry, Abraham, pioneer, 22:203, 56:198
Perry, Anne (Mrs. Charles Bazille), 9:302, 56:199
Perry, B. F., congressman, 56:82
Perry, Bliss, author, 21:71
Perry, Charles, 29:89
Perry, Dora, speaker, 17:123, 29:181
Perry, Dorothy D., compiler, 40:314

"Fourth of July," 40:60

Perry, Jane (Duchess de Litta Visconti Arese), 60:264
Perry, Mary Ann (Mrs. Abraham), pioneer, 56:198
Perry, Matthew C. (Cmdr.), 40:348n

expedition to Japan, 38:55, 38:322

Perry, Miss ----, 8:158
Perry, Rose (Mrs. James Clewett), 55:218, 56:198
Perryville, Kentucky, Civil War battle, 17:222, 20:277, 38:266, 59:142
Perseverance City, Stearns County, paper town, 22:447
Pershing, John J. “Black Jack” (Gen.), 3:12, 3:144, 4:101, 4:175, 47:226, 65:61–62, 65:63

Mexican expedition, 42:304n, 42:307, 42:308

Pershing's Crusaders, motion picture, 3:12
Person, Arvid, Swedish immigrant, 62:102, 62:105
Person, Avis, author, 36:105
Persons, Frederick T., author, 11:217
Persons, Irene, 18:55
Persons, Thomas, farmer, 40:235
Persse, John, 5:377
Perth, Ontario, Presbyterian church, 15:469
Perunovich, Petar, folk singer, 34:297
Peruschitz, Joseph (Fr.), Titanic victim, 60:257, 60:258, 60:261
Peruvian, steamship, 10:279
Perz, Rudy, artist, 57:29–30
Pesch, Mrs. Fred, 8:300
Peshtigo (WI), forest fire, 25:275, 35:153
Pestalozzi, F. O., author, 32:155
Petaga Point, Mille Lacs County, archaeological site, 41:247, 41:390
Petawahnaquabenais, Chippewa leader, 1:87
Peter, Floyd, high-school basketball player, 55:342
Peter, James B., 21:297
Peterborough Petroglyphs, Ontario, Canada, 58:61
Peterka, Dale, 65:158
Peter Kiewit Sons, Omaha, construction company, 65:6–12
Peterkin, Julia, author, 20:113, 20:116
Peters, ----, hunter, 35:258
Peters, Archie, logger, 56:265
Peters, Bernard C., Dr., author, 55:379

work reviewed, 48:314

Peters, Charles, army musician, 42:103, 42:104
Peters, G. S., printer, 27:31
Peters, Harry B., work reviewed, 45:341
Peters, Ina L., 47:135, 47:138
Peters, J. L., music publisher, 26:53
Peters, John A., congressman, 34:72
Peters, Mrs. Orville, author, 35:47
Peters, Paul, playwright, 52:303
Peters, Robert, author, 56:355
Peters, Samuel (Rev.), 3:377, 3:472, 3:590

Jonathan Carver's claim and, 34:157, 34:158
at Prairie du Chien, 18:193

Peters, Victor, work reviewed, 40:44
Peters, Virginia Bergman, work reviewed, 55:90–91
Peters, William Wesley, architect, 59:321
Petersburg, Jackson County, Norwegian settlement, 12:274
Petersen, Anna K. H. (Mrs. Lauritz), 48:284
Petersen, Erik L., career, 30:391
Petersen, Eugene T., compiler, 39:262
Petersen, Harold F., author, 39:211
Petersen, Hjalmar, politician, 20:465, 48:283–48:294, 49:158, 54:12, 54:13, 54:372, 59:246, 62:149

biography, 50:287
depicted, 48:283, 48:284, 48:286, 48:288, 48:291
income tax statute and, 51:41 (facing)
marriages, 48:284, 48:288

Petersen, Karen Daniels, author, 39:171, 39:259, 44:195

review by, 41:337–41:338
work reviewed, 41:148–41:149, 43:36

Petersen, Lauritz, 48:284, 48:286
Petersen, Medora Grandprey (Mrs. Hjalmar), 48:288, 50:287
Petersen, N. F., 29:308
Petersen, Penny A., author, work reviewed, 64:130
Petersen, Rigmor Wosgaard (Mrs. Hjalmar), 48:284, 48:287
Petersen, Svend, 48:284, 48:285, 48:286
Petersen, Wilhelm, socialist leader, 52:92
Petersen, William J., author, 9:304, 10:345, 11:104, 11:210, 11:211, 12:92, 12:438, 13:208, 13:330, 13:336, 13:435, 14:226, 14:446, 15:236, 16:109, 16:228, 16:478, 17:222, 18:203, 18:215, 18:282, 19:222, 19:460, 20:86, 21:203, 22:97, 24:60, 24:369, 25:76, 25:299, 26:169, 26:273, 28:79, 28:185, 28:276, 28:331, 28:378, 29:253, 30:62, 30:160, 30:268, 30:369, 31:122, 34:265, 34:310, 36:102, 36:184, 36:279, 37:222, 59:37

compiler, 33:188
reviews by, 12:76, 15:208, 24:53, 25:72, 31:115
"Rock Island Railroad Excursion," 15:405–15:420
speaker, 9:262, 10:209, 10:305, 13:326, 15:227, 18:205, 20:187, 20:304
Steamboating in the Fur Trade", 13:221–13:243
"Steamboating on the Minnesota River," 11:123–11:144
"Veritas Caput: Itasca," 18:180–18:185
"The Virginia, the Clermont of the Upper Mississippi," 9:347–9:362
work reviewed, 18:433, 22:410, 23:359, 34:40

Petersens, Gosta, 36:106
Peterson, --, bicycle racer, 54:274
Peterson, Agnes, labor department official, 59:55
Peterson, Agnes L., 41:232
Peterson, Agnes L., labor department official, 65:98
Peterson, Alfred, farmer, 25:338
Peterson, Alice, work reviewed, 36:66
Peterson, Alvin M., author, 30:158
Peterson, Andrew, 52:109

biography, 49:306
diaries, 16:340, 21:35, 21:85, 26:256, 39:270, 43:63–43:70, 49:307, 56:46
horticulturist, 43:63, 43:65
houses depicted, 43:65, 43:68
pioneer farmer, 24:292n, 26:113

Peterson, Anna I., 43:66, 43:69
Peterson, Anna Marie, historian

"Minnesota's Scandinavian Woman Suffrage Association," 62:288–297, 63:38

Peterson, Anna S. B., author, 15:488
Peterson, Armand, editor, work reviewed, 62:119
Peterson, Arthur G., author, 10:463, 11:114, 14:354, 23:179, 27:60, 37:134

autobiography, 47:78

Peterson, Axel F., education commissioner, 44:260
Peterson, Bertha C., speaker, 6:301
Peterson, Brent T., author, 53:252
Peterson, C. R., museum collection, 11:116, 21:440–21:442
Peterson, C. Stewart, author, 21:224, 26:269

compiler, 25:394

Peterson, Carl, 43:68, 43:69 See also Teigen, Peter
Peterson, Carl D. (Lt.), author, 25:312
Peterson, Carl J., author, 21:97
Peterson, Caroline E., 6:75
Peterson, Charles E., author, 28:79, 28:288, 29:175
Peterson, Charles H., ginseng grower, 41:265
Peterson, Charles S., 46:342
Peterson, Christian, land purchase certificate depicted, 53:20
Peterson, Christian A.

"Camera Club," 60:130
"Trip Shakespeare," 60:249 (facing)

Peterson, Clarence S., author, 31:59, 37:345

compiler, 36:195

Peterson, Clifton, mandocellist, 57:219, 57:232
Peterson, Conrad A., 5:266, 16:491, 19:470

author, 1:383, 5:363, 6:86, 12:104, 23:201, 29:278
editor, 6:58
review by, 9:165–9:167
speaker, 5:70, 9:72, 11:464, 15:123, 16:300
work reviewed, 24:55, 33:309

Peterson, Dick, 47:151
Peterson, Doloris L., World War II veteran, 63:264 (facing)
Peterson, E. J., speaker, 22:108
Peterson, Edward P., legislator, diary, 22:211
Peterson, Edwin, farmer, 25:338
Peterson, Elmer T., author, 27:277
Peterson, Elmer W., author, 13:115
Peterson, Elsa (Mrs. Andrew), 43:65, 43:66, 43:69
Peterson, Emma, 43:69
Peterson, Emma, Swedish immigrant, 63:192
Peterson, Florence M., archivist, 46:303
Peterson, Frank, author/speaker, 5:70, 5:363
Peterson, Fred W.

honors, 57:55–56
work reviewed, 53:209–210, 56:404

Peterson, Fritz, Swedish-American colonist in Cuba, 56:291, 56:292, 56:294, 56:295, 56:297–56:298
Peterson, G. F. mayoral candidate, 52:262
Peterson, Garneth O., reviews by, 53:209, 57:99–100, 58:418–419
Peterson, George F., speaker, 11:120, 20:216
Peterson, George L., author, 23:386, 24:79, 24:89, 24:176, 24:265, 25:93, 25:312, 36:103
Peterson, George W., speaker, 10:466
Peterson, H. C., work reviewed, 35:368
Peterson, H. E., speaker, 29:363
Peterson, H. I., 17:361, 22:106, 22:217

author, 13:197
speaker, 10:303

Peterson, H. O., newspaper editor, 51:171
Peterson, Hans G., farmer, 64:270
Peterson, Hans M., composer, 44:135, 44:137
Peterson, Harold, author, 20:219
Peterson, Harold F.

" Colonization Projects of the Northern Pacific Railroad," 10:127–10:144
"Early Minnesota Railroads," 13:25–13:44
review by, 21:63
speaker, 10:303

Peterson, Harold L., 37:35

author, 39:209
politician, 51:177

Peterson, Harry H.

attorney general, 41:163, 41:166, 50:78
speaker, 18:221

Peterson, Henry C., 49:40
Peterson, Herman A., 23:195, 24:188

author, 8:210, 17:490
speaker, 17:489

Peterson, Hilberg, 18:110
Peterson, Ida G., 43:65, 43:69
Peterson, Immanuel, 7:173
Peterson, J. A., 43:66
Peterson, Jacqueline C., historian, 51:283, 52:202

reviews by, 48:85, 48:343–48:344, 50:288–50:289
work reviewed, 50:37

Peterson, James A., author, 5:70, 5:237, 5:397, 6:80
Peterson, John, 19:184n
Peterson, John, speaker, 13:454
Peterson, John H., 20:361
Peterson, John W., legislator, 43:253
Peterson, Joseph, author, 3:163
Peterson, Josephine, 43:69
Peterson, Ken, lawyer

"Ransom Powell and the Tragedy of White Earth," 63:88–101

Peterson, Lena

servant, 52:117
speaker, 17:124

Peterson, Mabel C., author, 15:114
Peterson, Maynard, dairy cooperative employee, 51:265
Peterson, Mendel L., author, 43:192

work reviewed, 40:263

Peterson, Mina, baker, 49:257
Peterson, Mrs. Bernard N., 23:391
Peterson, Mrs. Hans G., 64:270
Peterson, Mrs. Magnus, 15:490, 16:491, 17:122
Peterson, Mrs. O. H., editor, 24:269
Peterson, Mrs. R. M., museum worker, 21:344, 21:440, 21:442, 23:14
Peterson, Mrs. S. O., pioneer, 25:411
Peterson, N. E., speaker, 15:249
Peterson, N. M., author, 17:174
Peterson, Nic, alderman, 54:40
Peterson, Ole, politician, 14:306

cabin, 26:391

Peterson, P. Alfred (Rev.), author, 20:346
Peterson, P. Kenneth, mayor, 53:114

speaker, 43:308

Peterson, Patricia M., editor, 51:287
Peterson, Pearl, garment workers union member, 60:27
Peterson, Peter, author/speaker, 18:329, 49:122
Peterson, Peter A. (Whiskey Pete), woodcarver, work depicted, 58:128 (facing)
Peterson, R. M., museum worker, 21:344, 21:440, 21:442, 23:14, 29:277
Peterson, Rhoda, author, 12:341
Peterson, Ronald, high school basketball player, 55:338, 55:339, 55:340, 55:343
Peterson, Ruth, quoted, 63:191
Peterson, Rydell, 43:69
Peterson, Samuel (Sam) G., 14:236, 43:69
Peterson, Susan Carol, work reviewed, 51:161–162
Peterson, Thea, settler, 53:106
Peterson, Theodore, author, 36:32, 46:23
Peterson, Virgil V., author, 26:278, 27:160, 27:252
Peterson, W. C., 15:368
Peterson, William J., Dr., author, 27:355
Peterson, William L., author, 3:324
Peterson, Zona B., 46:13
Peterson family, Lanesboro

genealogy, 50:44
photograph album depicted, 56:101 (facing)

Peterson (IA), 48:29
Peterson Lake, Beltrami County, county seat fight, 23:30
Peterson Lake, Cook County, copper mine, 34:179
Petheo, Bela, artist, 53:40
Petit, Gertrude, 35:271
Petit, Jonathan E., 14:124
Petit Corbeau, Sioux leader. See Little Crow III
Petite, Joe, Mr. and Mrs., 62:274–275
Petite Chute. See Little Falls, Morrison County
Petite Roche River, 4:417, 4:427, 4:428
Petitot, Emile, author, 51:159
Petit Quinipique. See Lake Winnibigoshish, Itasca and Cass counties
Petopek River, 4:408n
Petran, Mrs. Charles, 10:96
Petran, Mrs. H. J., speaker, 16:494
Petran, Mrs. Wenzel, settler, 39:65–39:67, 39:73, 39:74
Petran, Wenzel, 39:67

letters, 26:371, 39:65–39:74

Petran, Wenzel, German immigrant, 62:96, 62:97, 62:98, 62:99, 62:100, 62:101, 62:102, 62:103, 62:105

family depicted, 62:102

Petran, William, Mr. and Mrs., 9:82
Petran, William, reform school inmate, 63:141, 63:142n
Petran family, 26:371
Petrell, Edwin, editor, 25:160
Petrell, St. Louis County, Finnish settlement, 25:320
Petri, Carl J. (Rev.), 2:477

sketch, 5:245
speaker, 7:303

Petri and Svenson, photographers, 62:171
Petrich, Frank J., author, 19:99
Petriella, Teofilo, labor organizer, 40:341–40:346, 52:261
Petroglyphs. See also Jeffers Petroglyphs

at Carver's Cave, 49:139
Cottonwood site, 40:263, 42:40, 56:322–327, 58:126–127
depicted, 56:305 (facing), 56:323, 56:324, 56:325, 56:326, 56:327
Ontario, Canada, 58:61

Petrov, Eugene, author, 29:154
Petry, Ben

"Helen Tanigawa Tsuchiya," 61:130
"Twin Cities through the Lens of Charles Chamblis," 64:18–33

Petscher, Ernie, 64:58
Petschow, H. A., 21:218, 22:341, 23:299
Pett, Mrs. W. F., author, 9:413
Pettengill, George E., author, 26:168
Petterchak, Janice, author, 57:327
Petterson, ----, 8:409
Petterson, G. S., 38:43
Petterson, K. P., 17:181
Pettiford, Ira, musician, 59:223
Pettiford, Oscar, musician, 54:140, 59:223
Pettigrew, --, Battle of Gettysburg, 57:61, 57:62
Pettigrew, Richard F., senator, 41:124, 41:306, 50:76, 51:239

reformer, 40:140

Pettijohh, Lucy Prescott (Mrs. Eli). See Prescott, Lucy
Pettijohn, Anna (daughter of Eli and Lucy), 63:67
Pettijohn, Eli, farmer/miller, 17:235, 41:321, 44:166, 48:74n

death, 63:66
family, 14:438
family tree, 63:66
living arrangements, 63:66
marriage, 63:58, 63:64, 63:66

Pettijohn, Jonas, missionary, 6:203, 22:211, 27:360

at Lac qui Parle, 16:137
letters, 3:85

Pettijohn, Minnie (daughter of Eli and Lucy), 63:67
Pettijohn, Philander P., 48:74
Pettijohn, Regina, reminiscences, 21:223
Pettijohn, Samuel (son of Eli and Lucy), 63:67
Pettijohn, William A. (son of Eli and Lucy), cereal maker, 63:59, 63:60, 63:66, 63:67
Pettijohn, William T., 9:26n
Pettijohn California Breakfast Food Company, 6:152, 57:95
Pettijohn Pure Products Company, Minneapolis, 63:66, 63:67
Pettine, Giuseppe, mandolin virtuoso, 57:228, 57:231, 57:232
Pettingill, Olin S., naturalist, 30:221
Pettit, Curtis Hussey, 10:96

banker, 57:184, 57:186
legislator, 45:231, 45:240
miller, 6:143
papers, 7:287, 7:336, 7:360, 10:337, 11:315, 12:26

Pettit, Louis W., 16:99
Pettit, Mrs. Curtis H., 10:96
Pettit, Robinson and Company, millers, 6:143
Pettit, W. F., pioneer, 20:61
Pettit, William, letters, 11:316
Pettit Mill, Minneapolis, 12:333, 12:497, 58:328, 58:330
Pettursson, Gunnlaugur, 8:280
Petty, Ross D., "Bicycling in Minneapolis in the Early 20th Century," 62:84–95
Petun Indians (Tobacco Hurons), 13:397
Petzet, Walter, 39:56
Pew, Marlen, author, 13:201
Pew, Mrs. S. C., author, 18:340
Pewaush, Sherry, fancy-shawl dancer, 55:44 (facing)
Pewter, trade items, 40:204, 40:206, 40:207
Pexton, Mary L., hospital matron, 53:52
Peyla, Peter, pioneer, 25:160
Peyote, ceremonial use, 48:88, 51:75
Peyote cult, 37:343, 37:347
Peyser, Joseph L., editor

work reviewed, 54:192, 62:43

Peyton, B. Murray, banker, 37:125
Peyton, Hamilton, banker, 37:119, 37:122
Peyton, John H., state banking commissioner, 57:191
Peyton, John L., author, 33:350, 52:126
Peyton, Theresa B., papers, 13:101
Peyton family, Duluth, bank ownership, 57:191
Pezolt, Frank, cartographer, 63:23n
PFA. See Progressive Farmers of America
Pfadfinder, Der, immigration promotion, 50:72
Pfaender, Albert, 47:174

author, 21:333
legislator, 33:159
speaker, 5:616, 15:129
World War I, opposition to, 47:173, 47:174

Pfaender, Catherine (Mrs. William), 34:170
Pfaender, Fred, 56:347
Pfaender, John A., author, 51:128
Pfaender, William (Wilhelm, Col.), 2:464, 5:201, 13:28, 34:170, 37:146, 45:112

in Civil War, 33:84
German immigrant, 28:28, 30:24–30:35
house, 24:259
letter, 19:214
New Ulm pioneer, 27:268, 30:74, 31:24, 31:29, 31:243, 56:347

Pfaff, Tim, 53:339, 54:288, 55:182
Pfaller, Louis (Rev.), author, 38:385, 39:83

work reviewed, 47:73

Pfannmuller, Lee, ecologist, review by, 64:129
Pfanz, Harry, author, 63:227
Pfefferle, Richard, author, 2:55, 2:210, 4:91, 5:269, 5:608, 7:256
Pfeifer, Mark E., librarian/anthropologist, review by, 62:240–241
Pfeiffer, C. Whit, journalist, 48:101, 65:97
Pfeiffer, Ida, Minnesota tour, 20:308, 20:388, 20:390
Pfeiffer, Josie W., author, 37:348, 38:92
Pfeiffer, Loyde, politician, 63:254
Pfeiffer, Mrs. Peter, author, 12:341
Pfeil, Anna, actress, 33:40
Pfeil, Carl, actor, 33:40
Pfeil, Walter, 26:394
Pflaum, Ann M., work reviewed, 57:381–382
Pfundheller, Nora, homesteader, 53:82
PGA. See Professional Golfers Association
Phalen, James M., author, 13:441, 16:350, 24:76
Phalen Creek, Ramsey County, 41:363, 41:365, 41:370, 41:371, 49:124 (facing) See also Swede Hollow, St. Paul

canoeing depicted, 41:285
name, 3:238
water supply, 40:226, 40:227

Phalen Golf Course, St. Paul, racial integration, 58:392n
Phalen Park, St. Paul, 58:44
Pharmacology

businesses, 30:154
education, 24:175, 30:143
Minnesota, 14:432, 28:65, 35:381
Minnesota women and, 52:114

Phelan, Anna von Helmholtz, author, 3:152, 46:23
Phelan, Edward, pioneer, 41:362, 41:363
Phelan, R. A., lawyer, 39:50
Phelan, Raymond V., author, 1:78
Phelan, William, 16:124
Phelps, Dorothy K., artist, 21:79
Phelps, E. J., pioneer motorist, 26:21
Phelps, Edith M., 31:245
Phelps, Edmund J., 4:94, 42:59, 51:228

businessman, 50:3n, 50:106
famine relief commissioner, 42:58

Phelps, Ethel L., editor, 27:249
Phelps, Fred T., printer, 14:196, 19:83, 21:79
Phelps, Gary, "Charles Fremont Dight," 49:99–49:108
Phelps, H. H., author, 10:96
Phelps, J. O., judge, excursionist, 34:139
Phelps, Mrs. Edmund J., 8:197
Phelps, Robert L., review by, 57:102
Phelps, Robert M., Dr., 38:23, 49:103
Phelps, Roswell, 17:370
Phelps, Ruth, poet, 16:81
Phelps, Sylvester N. (Rev.), 13:449
Phelps, W. W., editor, 61:262–263
Phelps, William F., 16:115, 35:371
Phelps, William Lyon, author, 21:71, 22:164
Phelps, William W., congressman, 12:389, 14:164, 14:191, 14:254n, 37:47, 37:48, 37:50
Phelps, Winthrop H., diary, 27:249
Phelps-Dodge Company, strikes, 54:50
Phenix House, Prairie du Chien (WI), 19:33
Phenly, Louise, 8:48
Philadelphia Athletics, baseball team, 51:94, 60:128
Philadelphia Museum of Art, 55:15
Philadelphia (PA), 54:148, 54:352, 55:165

1871 exposition, 52:49
1876 centennial exposition, 45:226, 45:227, 45:228, 51:40, 53:319, 54:270, 56:30
cholera epidemic, 14:299
college of art, 50:119
directories, 24:63
famine aid, 42:58, 42:61
Free Congregation, 41:55, 41:60
freeways, 40:134
fur market, 40:200, 40:213n, 40:214
juvenile reform schools, 63:134
milling center, 10:179
Norwegians, 2:247
Presbyterian church, 40:1, 40:4
Underground Railway, 57:128
Walnut Lane Bridge, 64:160–161

Philadelphia Photographer, 52:49, 52:54
Philadelphia Public Ledger, 64:335
Philadelphia Tribune, 43:284
Philanthropy

Minneapolis, 51:44
women's history resources, 52:117

Philately

Civil War covers, 38:298–38:300
commemorative postage stamps, 42:83, 49:259
Minnesota stamps/marks depicted, 55:93 (cover), 55:106–55:107, 55:113, 55:114, 55:115, 55:116, 63:211
Minnesota subjects, 55:106–117

Philathea Literary Society, Mankato, 19:333
Philbrick, Francis S., author, 10:355
Philbrick, Grace, 5:266
Philbrook, Rufus, letters, 31:60
Philecclesian Literary Society, St. Paul, officers, 55:322
Philharmonic Club, Minneapolis, 20:66, 30:175, 48:335

history, 33:93–33:104

Philharmonic Hall, Winona, 18:34, 28:98, 32:102
Philharmonic Society, 58:411
Philharmonischer Verein, Winona, records, 25:207
Philip, George, author, 17:112
Philip, James, cattleman, 17:112
Philipp, Anton, New Ulm founder, 12:451, 22:224, 53:233, 53:237
Philippe, John J. T. (Rev.), 44:288
Philippine Insurrection, 8:105, 16:336, 23:161, 24:247, 41:9, 43:237 (cover), 53:3, 56:132–133 See also Spanish-American War

Minnesota in, 8:79
Thirteenth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry members, depicted, 56:134, 56:135

Philippine Islands

American surrender at Bataan, 51:324
annexation, 39:108, 39:120, 41:11, 41:12, 41:186, 43:19
archives, 2:49
attacked, 53:260
commercial possibilities, 5:340
Friar lands purchase, 6:285
multinationalism, 54:188
newspapers, 18:99
Norwegian immigrants and, 51:200
scientific expedition, 39:112, 39:116, 39:118, 39:119
Spanish-American War, 61:292–299
supreme court, 18:122
United States and, 55:281, 56:133
war for independence, 61:299–305
in World War II, 45:278, 45:285, 45:286

Philippine Library and Museum, 2:49
Philippinesotans, 57:228, 57:230
Philippon, Daniel J., editor, work reviewed, 62:44
Philips, James, 20:142
Philleo, Addison, Dr.

journalist, 18:183
mail contractor, 40:81

Philleo, William M., potter, 33:232
Phillipps, Gerald R., author, 28:399
Phillips, A. C., speaker, 17:121
Phillips, B. W., author, 18:468
Phillips, Charles H. (Rev.), 5:218
Phillips, Clifton J., review by, 50:41
Phillips, David, 13:147
Phillips, Douglas, farmer, 51:183
Phillips, E. W., lumberman, 24:201
Phillips, Eleazer, Jr., pioneer printer, 15:7
Phillips, Eugene M., "James Moore McConnell," 14:416–14:420
Phillips, G. M., bank cashier, 57:183
Phillips, George L., author, 33:188
Phillips, George P., labor leader, 56:52
Phillips, Gerald R., "A Survey of Methods and Material," 28:353–28:359
Phillips, Guybert “Red,” WW I ambulance driver, 64:323, 64:324
Phillips, Harry P., 9:196
Phillips, J. E., speaker, 16:125
Phillips, J. Philip L., geographer, 34:303
Phillips, John Neal, author, 62:130, 62:131
Phillips, Joseph, politician, 63:121
Phillips, Leonard (Deke), musician, 59:98, 59:99, 59:100, 59:101, 59:102, 59:103, 59:104
Phillips, Mabel, housekeeper, 51:183
Phillips, Paul C., 13:425

author, 9:63, 9:158, 12:442, 15:128, 40:151, 40:157n
editor, 9:191, 10:454
Journal of John Work, reviewed, 5:356
review by, 11:80
work reviewed, 38:190

Phillips, Peter G., public work commissioner, 54:158
Phillips, R. E., 4:175, 4:274
Phillips, Ruth B., author, 56:408
Phillips, Sandra S., work reviewed, 60:244–245
Phillips, Stephen, poet, 26:308
Phillips, Sue M., author, 10:101
Phillips, Ulrich B., author, 4:14, 26:265
Phillips, W. J., author, 18:216
Phillips, Wendell, lecturer, 11:157, 11:158, 19:436, 21:326, 22:127, 32:15, 35:195
Phillips, William D., 44:226

in fiction, 37:5
lawyer, 20:368, 29:219, 39:148n
lecturer, 16:31
MHS founder, 61:25
politician, 36:265

Phillips Academy, Andover (MA)

Indian applicants, 51:98
war history, 3:246

Phillips Eye Institute, Minneapolis, 55:232
Philolectian Society, Anoka, 65:61, 65:67n3

essay contest, 16:245

Philologean Society, Hamline University, 9:373
Philomatheau Club, Bemidji, 42:181
Philomathian literary society, University of Minnesota, 16:182
Phil Sheridan, steamboat, 15:420, 18:374, 31:160
Phinney, Charles H., 19:360

author, 15:486, 16:247, 17:236, 20:358, 21:113
speaker, 16:365

Phinney, Mrs. ----, Perham churchwoman, 50:267
Phinney, William, Dr., NASA geologist, 59:297
Phlughoeft, H. A., author, 17:227
Phoenix, K. K., nurseryman, 43:67
Phoenix, Lauros M., art teacher, 45:169
Phoenix Athletic Club, White Bear Lake, 39:23
Phoenix Barrel Manufacturing Company, 57:390, 57:391, 57:392
Phoenix Club, Minneapolis, 43:214 See also Apollo Club
Phoenix Corporation, Minneapolis, stock offering, 52:310
Phoenix Mill, Minneapolis, 61:254
Phonographs, 57:132, 59:102, 59:103
Photogrammetry, used in restoration, 42:86, 42:91, 42:92, 42:94
Photography. See also Albumen prints; Ambrotypes; Art; Daguerreotypes; Microfilm; Minnesota Historical Society photo collection; individual photographers and communities

aerial, 42:17, 42:22, 65:158
architecture, 55:228–29
baseball parks (19th century), Twin Cities, 63:15–23
bicentennial celebrations, 46:84
in business letterheads, 61:136, 61:144, 61:147n
camera clubs, pre-World War II, 60:130
cameras, 47:127–47:128
carte de visite views, 58:368–372
Civil War, 33:216, 34:212, 35:93, 48:39–48:40, 48:180, 49:80, 49:164, 57:321
collections, 51:301–312, 53:292, 55:326–327, 65:117 (facing)
Directory of Minnesota Photographers, 60:206
documentary, 45:344, 46:35, 46:39, 51:241, 51:324 (facing), 56:430–443, 57:270, 58:128, 58:193 (cover), 58:201, 58:242–58:243, 58:380
Farm Security Administration, 51:321–322, 56:278–285, 61:174–195
Federal Art Project, 53:178
Federal Writers' Project, 53:177
Fergus Falls, Otter Tail County, 59:110–119
Frogtown, 55:327–328
frontier, 21:95, 39:294, 56:148
Great Depression, 61:174–195
Greatest Generation subjects, 61:173–244
historical value, 15:78, 15:439, 15:471, 22:91, 28:345–28:352, 31:188, 35:246, 53:168, 54:88–92
historic preservation, 53:80, 65:228
history, 51:200 (facing), 52:42–52, 64:220 (facing)
Indian subjects, 51:40, 57:101
Lake Minnetonka, 57:296–304
landscape, 52:49, 52:59, 52:60
Lanesboro, Fillmore County, 59:110–119
Charles Lindbergh and, 58:5
lumber industry, 47:257, 48:39, 48:213–48:217
men's photo club, 64:178
Minneapolis, 64:18–33
Minnesota scenes, 34:28–34:33, 48:220, 48:316, 56:138–142, 56:301–302, 57:269, 57:384, 61:174–195
of Octavie Morneau, 62:268–280
murals and, 53:233, 53:236
Nebraska, 50:42–50:43
New Ulm, 56:382, 56:383, 56:385
Nicolay's visit to Minnesota, 58:368–372
Ojibway Indians, 49:229–49:240, 49:260 (facing), 61:196–206
"Photographic Questions," 65:206
postcards, 54:306–315
presidential campaigns, 58:146
railroad, 51:288
on Red River boat, 21:262
Red River Valley, 54:52, 56:408
St. Paul, 47:124, 47:127, 47:131, 47:185–47:188, 47:332
Spanish-American War, 56:136
stereoscopic, 47:123, 47:124, 47:131, 58:250, 65:2
studios, 52:48, 52:53, 52:60, 56:101 (cover)
U.S.–Dakota War of 1862, 54:87
weather, 57:406–417
Wisconsin, 46:35, 48:316, 56:464
women's history resources, 52:115, 52:116
World War II, 54:318

Photojournalism, 52:59
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement House, Minneapolis, 46:193, 52:117, 52:302, 54:362, 57:420, 57:427, 57:428, 59:171, 65:178

baseball players depicted, 59:173
women's softball team, 58:215

Phyn and Company, Schenectady (NY), fur traders, 14:228
Phyn family, bankers, 43:80
Physicians. See Medicine
Physicians and Surgeons Building, Minneapolis, rent discrimination, 52:170
Pianos, 53:254, 53:255, 54:47, 54:200, 57:130, 57:131, 57:132, 57:133, 57:217 (cover)

on frontier, 15:187, 19:318–19:321, 39:312–39:326, 52:149
in Minnesota, 44:123

Pic, Ontario, mission, 10:111
Picasso, Pablo, artist, 53:185
Piccard, Auguste, balloonist, 51:286
Piccard, Jean F., balloonist, 33:244, 51:286
Piccard, Jeannette

aeronaut, 49:31
balloonist, 51:286, 52:114
review by, 42:73

Piccard family, aeronauts, 49:32
Pichaske, David R., editor, work reviewed, 58:417
Pick, Lewis A., Lt. General, Army Corps of Engineers, 65:6, 65:7, 65:11, 65:12
Pickands Mather and Company, mining firm, 36:276, 58:173, 61:93
Pick Electric Cooperative, 37:347
Pickerel Lake Township, Freeborn County, history, 30:405
Pickering, Keith, author, work reviewed, 63:38–39
Pickering, Timothy, 44:226
Pickett, Eli K., 14:303n, 14:306, 14:309

letters, 17:336, 18:48
in Sioux and Civil wars, 14:310–14:313, 14:315

Pickett, George Edward (Maj. Gen.), Pickett's charge, 57:57 (facing), 57:61, 57:62, 57:63
Pickett, Keri, photographer, 56:431, 57:270

work depicted, 56:439

Pickett, Milton, 14:312
Pickett, Philena, 14:303n, 14:311, 14:312, 14:315
Pickett, Victor G., 14:79, 14:303n

work reviewed, 14:206

Pickett family, on Minnesota frontier, 14:303–14:315
Pickford, Arthur, author, 23:91
Pick-Nicollet Hotel, Minneapolis, 54:315 See also New Nicollet Hotel
Pickwick Greyhound Lines, 52:314, 52:316
Pickwick Mill, Winona County, 14:124, 34:129, 46:158, 47:212, 60:235, 63:267
Picotte, Charles F. (Eta-ke-cha), mixed-blood Sioux leader and interpreter, 51:87, 59:198, 59:199
Picotte, Ebba, 25:96
Picquot, F. V. L-. See Lamare-Picquot, F. V.
Pic River, Ontario, fur post, 28:1, 29:266, 29:267
Pictographs, 9:98

Dayton's Bluff, St. Paul, 9:104
in Hill-Lewis collection, 9:105
Nett Lake, 4:181, 8:103
Pipestone, 6:211

Pictography, Ojibway, 49:338–49:339
Picture, Minneapolis Tribune magazine, 44:315–44:316, 45:344
Pictured Rocks, Lake Superior, described, 23:235
Picture Island, Nett Lake, sketch, 4:181, 8:103
Picture It Painted, 53:237
Picture Rocks, Crooked Lake, history, 29:130–29:136
Pictures. See also Minnesota Historical Society photo collection

cataloging, 15:441–15:443
as historical sources, 15:439–15:444, 37:37

"Picturing Minnesota's Cutover," 56:278–285
Pidgeon, Lenore, Daughters of the American Revolution member, 55:194, 55:195
Piegan Indians, 7:245

Indian Congress, 65:17–18, 65:21
Montana, 34:76n

Piel, Gerard, speaker, 38:91
Pier, Ella, 19:99
Pierce, Allen, judge, 31:173
Pierce, Bessie L., author, 15:120, 19:221, 21:187, 23:74, 31:119

editor, 14:448
reviews by, 21:179, 23:60

Pierce, Charles F., school superintendent, 49:93
Pierce, E. B., 5:389, 20:206

author, 5:153, 27:262
speaker, 8:439
war-memorial campaign, 62:110

Pierce, Earle V. (Rev.), 52:24, 52:25
Pierce, Eben D., author, 1:106, 1:390, 2:52
Pierce, Franklin, U.S. president, 3:307, 3:371, 3:373, 5:355, 27:14, 36:3, 39:47, 48:28, 56:163, 56:187, 56:457, 57:9, 57:16

biography, 13:433
Indian medals, 47:27, 47:31
peace medal depicted, 56:164
Ramsey investigation, 39:48
treaty, 43:184

Pierce, G. H., 16:363
Pierce, Gilbert A., publisher, 16:115, 35:66, 35:70
Pierce, J. W., 18:465
Pierce, James O. (Maj.), Union officer, 15:112
Pierce, Jennifer, educator, 62:163
Pierce, John S. (Capt.), Union officer, 23:144, 23:347
Pierce, Lorraine Esterly, author, 57:325
Pierce, Lyman, war-memorial campaign, 62:110
Pierce, M. Frances, author, 25:315
Pierce, Mabel, 22:107, 23:104
Pierce, Mrs. L. N., 17:231, 17:482, 20:95, 21:107, 22:105

speaker, 18:463, 19:115, 22:339, 29:273

Pierce, Orrin S.

depicted, 47:134, 47:137
lawsuit, 47:133–47:139

Pierce, Thomas W., territorial representative, 20:435

desk set depicted, 56:166

Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company, Buffalo (NY), 49:313
Pierce County (ND), ranching, 21:99
Pierce County (WI)

boundaries, 23:384
history, 19:352, 36:280

Pierce County (Wisconsin) Historical Society, 29:360
Piercy, Frederick, artist, 30:74
Pierotti, Venanzio, 20:413
Pierre a Affiler, La. See Keeshkemun
Pierre-Deadwood Trail (SD), map, 12:93
Pierre (SD), 65:17

capital, 26:270, 36:3
flood, 11:68, 11:69

Pierse, Allen, lawsuit, 35:4–35:10
Pierson, A. T. C., school superintendent, 50:195
Pierson, Francis (Fr.), Jesuit missionary, 11:345
Pierson, George W., author, 23:283, 24:76, 29:76, 41:198, 43:256

speaker, 23:82
work reviewed, 42:79

Pierson, Jeanette, (ex-wife of Charles Chamblis), 64:19
Pierson, Nellie, 56:88, 56:89
Pierson, Norris (Lt.), superior, 90^th Aero Squadron, World War I, 65:63
Pierson, Oscar C., author, 1:146
Pierson, William W., author, 7:291
Pierson family, 56:88
Pierz, Bartholomew, 30:392
Pierz, Francis X. (Fr.), 13:117, 23:402, 24:263, 25:186, 34:171, 38:193, 39:303, 41:103, 41:392, 46:304, 48:163, 48:164

author, 28:277, 29:168, 29:349
biographies, 16:114, 33:185
Chippewa uprising and, 10:121–10:123
German immigration, encouragement of, 10:118
letters, 11:316, 15:61, 15:110, 15:233, 15:354, 15:472, 16:106, 16:225, 17:84, 20:90, 33:138
missionary, 3:232, 5:26, 7:358, 9:67, 9:68, 9:300, 10:107–10:125, 11:205, 12:83, 12:205, 14:454, 15:446, 22:200, 24:354, 25:193, 25:194, 26:146, 27:367, 31:25, 32:35–32:37, 32:39, 39:304–39:308
portrait, 10:107
sketches, 7:360, 8:224
stations, 12:107, 12:456, 14:361, 18:375, 19:464, 20:446, 28:219, 33:188, 35:46, 35:263, 35:269, 36:192
teacher, 8:274

Pierz (Rich Prairie), 10:125n

mission, 48:164

Pietenpol, Bernard, aircraft pioneer, 51:149
Pietenpol, Bernard H., aviation pioneer, 59:47
Pietila, Velma, murder victim, 50:285
Pietsch, George H., airline safety specialist, 63:328
Pietz, L. C., bank customer, 62:134n
Pigeon River, border river. See also Grand Portage, Pigeon River

archaeology, 48:85
as boundary, 5:23, 5:26, 23:209, 44:212, 47:163
described, 5:14
exploration, 26:231
falls, 20:205, 37:241
fur-trade routes, 44:201, 46:44, 46:55
mission, 11:306, 39:306–39:309
name, 12:361
navigation, 5:387
road from Duluth, 16:298
trade route, 29:132, 34:358, 37:253, 39:82, 53:124

Pigeon's Egg Head, Assiniboin. See Wi-jun-jon
Pigeon Township (WI), community study, 53:290
Pigs, breeds, 54:250, 54:251
Pig's Eye. See Parrant, Pierre
Pig's Eye Lake, Grand Marais

battle, 9:322–9:324
early settlers, 8:27n, 8:45, 8:47

Pig's Eye Lake, St. Paul, sewage-treatment plant, 58:114, 58:115
Pig's Eye settlement, name, 2:509n, 3:238
Pike, Alonzo, 22:103
Pike, Charles B., 17:221
Pike, Frederic A., author, 17:475
Pike, Marcia Doughty, 22:103
Pike, Robert, Jr., composer, 23:172, 27:19, 44:123n

diary, 21:313

Pike, William A., speaker, 39:115
Pike, Zebulon M. (Lt.), 2:192, 4:80, 4:416n, 4:467, 5:253, 6:264, 7:210, 7:366, 8:292, 10:267, 15:221, 25:79, 30:67, 31:62, 37:37, 59:225 (facing)

author, 3:237, 6:332, 6:333, 8:123, 19:217, 36:76
biographies, 16:115, 30:376, 35:200
birthplace, 1:540
expeditions, 2:187, 3:473, 4:217, 5:250, 6:307, 7:18, 7:187, 7:352, 8:296, 9:258, 10:79, 10:196, 10:351, 11:101, 11:111, 12:238, 13:210, 14:166, 14:333, 15:366, 16:26, 16:155, 16:193, 20:15, 20:84, 22:220, 23:234n, 23:298, 25:288, 26:106, 29:270, 30:131, 30:258, 35:151, 37:347, 65:16
explorer, 15:370, 16:349, 24:372, 28:184, 32:216, 37:62, 48:25, 48:83, 48:346, 49:130n, 49:138, 49:139, 54:376, 56:168, 58:253, 58:254
fort, 3:229, 4:74, 4:342, 5:575, 11:28, 13:433, 16:374, 28:293
journals, 13:367, 40:138, 40:147, 40:409
at Leech Lake, 7:207
maps, 12:82, 33:186, 35:292, 36:97, 36:277
meeting with J. B. Faribault, 62:59n
memorials, 15:472, 17:230, 17:473, 47:221
at Sandy Lake, 7:206, 7:312, 7:313, 7:316, 7:318, 7:319, 7:321, 7:322, 7:325
Sioux treaty, 2:492n, 2:511n, 5:43, 6:35, 7:297, 9:350
sketch, 3:235
treaty negotiator, 19:354, 23:85, 23:213, 24:382, 25:269, 29:231, 30:210, 34:312, 34:355, 35:179, 42:106

Pike and Company, St. Paul, piano dealers, 39:320
Pike Bay, Cass Lake, 48:112
Pike Bay, Vermilion Lake, 43:230

mission school, 58:225
mound, 31:164–31:168

Pike family, musicians, 22:120
Pike Island, Dakota County, 6:307, 15:397, 41:95

Faribault claim, 12:190, 12:317, 15:344
Faribault's (Pelagie) ownership of, 62:48–59
history, 5:396
importance to Fort Snelling, 62:55–58
located, 5:236
map, 35:23
maps, 62:52–53
paintings, 41:319–41:321, 62:45 (cover) (facing), 62:48–49
trading post, 6:333, 11:376

Pike Lake, St. Louis County, 21:347, 21:351, 49:202
Pike River, St. Louis County, 44:48, 44:49
Pike's Peak, gold rush, 5:363, 5:581
Pilchard, Leonidas T., 43:158
Pilcher, Catherine, 49:220
Pilcher, H. M., 19:184n
Pilcher, Joshua, author, 7:18, 34:304
Pilger, Celina M., author, 12:430
Pilger, John M. (Rev.), author, 14:355
Pilgrim, Mattie Stella (Sarah [Mrs. Willis H. Young]), musician, 59:97, 59:98, 59:99, 59:100, 59:101
Pilgrim Baptist Church, St. Paul, 23:110, 43:78, 54:300, 55:65, 56:107, 57:281
Pilgrim Baptist Church Pipe Organ Association, 54:300
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Benson, 8:112
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Duluth, 11:416, 17:230, 26:262
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Minneapolis, 2:106, 2:433, 5:325, 8:315, 9:82
Pilkey, A. M., author, 17:227
Pillager, newspapers, 14:235
Pillager band, Ojibway Indians, 2:558, 3:273n, 3:279n, 3:289, 5:39n, 5:145, 7:118, 8:249, 9:254, 47:167, 50:270

Indian agents, 56:408 (facing)
land cessions, 56:169
in Leech Lake uprising, 2:55, 3:273–3:290, 5:391
name, 9:248

Pillager Quadrangle, map, 3:478
Pillman, J. C., author, 5:365
Pillsbury, Alfred F., businessman, 25:154n, 43:128n, 50:98, 59:11
Pillsbury, Carleton C., music publisher, 44:127n
Pillsbury, Charles A., 25:308, 29:88, 29:139, 31:252, 39:15, 39:115, 39:298, 41:191, 43:128n, 50:83, 50:158

businessman, 47:258, 58:266, 58:272, 58:274, 58:311, 58:322, 58:327, 61:132
miller, 16:114, 19:466, 23:223, 33:133, 39:99, 39:106, 57:390, 57:399–400, 57:400
papers, 46:156
political leader, 41:314

Pillsbury, Charles S.

businessman, 42:7, 43:128n, 65:21
career, 19:466
University of Minnesota Mandolin Club president, 57:224, 57:225

Pillsbury, Eleanor Lawler, 54:362

houses, 50:121, 50:122

Pillsbury, Fred C., 50:83

career, 19:466
house, 23:229, 40:100

Pillsbury, George A., 2:467, 8:308, 50:83

businessman, 58:311
house, 23:229, 58:288
miller, 33:63, 33:64
Minneapolis mayor, 19:466, 22:385, 63:116
papers, 46:156, 49:285

Pillsbury, John E., naval commander, 43:208
Pillsbury, John S. (great-nephew)

businessman, 43:128n
houses, 50:121, 50:122
University of Minnesota Mandolin Club student leader, 57:224, 57:225
war-memorial campaign, 62:111, 62:112

Pillsbury, John S. (great-uncle), 3:379, 4:46, 9:426, 19:152, 19:446, 19:466, 25:154n, 28:66, 29:128, 37:22, 43:128n, 44:17, 44:28, 45:227, 45:230, 50:83, 53:19, 53:47, 53:338, 54:362, 58:99

businessman, 58:311
governor, 8:79, 26:366, 34:217, 35:58, 35:325, 36:54, 36:58, 36:59, 37:210, 40:148, 42:20, 43:243, 44:19, 44:101, 44:182, 44:183, 44:223, 45:224, 45:225, 46:193, 48:75, 49:115, 49:200
house, 29:72
letters, 1:375, 4:170, 5:308, 14:101, 19:96, 27:248
lumberman, 26:136
miller, 6:143, 16:114, 31:252
papers, 46:156
portrait, 15:117, 20:209
sketch, 3:100
statue, 20:415
university benefactor, 23:231, 32:176

Pillsbury, Mahala Fisk, 46:193

depicted, 64:138

Pillsbury, Mrs. Charles S., author, 5:123, 10:56, 12:207, 17:230
Pillsbury, Nelle Pendleton, 54:362
Pillsbury, Philip W., author, 31:252
Pillsbury, Todd County, ghost town, 15:371
Pillsbury Academy, Owatonna, 8:307, 16:235, 20:32
Pillsbury A Mill, Minneapolis, 43:151, 58:282, 58:331

archaeology, 58:325
described/depicted, 33:63, 46:155, 51:152, 55:80, 61:139, 61:140
design, 23:222–23:224, 40:100n
historic place designation, 62:147n
history, 43:40, 46:157, 46:160–46:161, 58:327, 58:329
preservation, 27:231, 27:232, 62:143
use, 46:152, 46:154
yields, 58:263, 58:264, 58:272, 58:273

Pillsbury Baptist Bible College, Owatonna

athletics, 39:20
Carleton College, affiliation with, 52:19

Pillsbury-Bennett-Longyear Association, 53:37
Pillsbury B Mill, Minneapolis, 58:327, 58:330

construction, 54:312

Pillsbury Building, Minneapolis, 37:18
Pillsbury Club, Minneapolis, 46:193, 46:194
Pillsbury Company

nondiscrimination policy, 65:79

Pillsbury Company, Minneapolis, 19:466, 39:127, 46:263, 46:275, 47:80, 51:220, 56:254, 56:419

advertising, 57:1 (facing), 57:27, 57:29–30, 57:30, 58:249 (cover), 58:269, 58:283, 58:308, 58:310, 58:312–58:314, 58:317–58:318, 61:140
anniversary, 25:308
business interests in Soviet Union, 61:349
cookbooks, 58:332
flour barrel depicted, 57:385 (facing)
Gorbachev's visit to Minnesota, 61:349, 61:353
history, 47:259, 50:83, 58:262, 58:263, 58:277, 58:278, 58:311, 58:327, 58:328
letterheads depicted/discussed, 61:138, 61:139, 61:140
management, 46:248
merger, 42:274
products, 14:234, 40:47
publication, 17:343
reference collections, 55:129

Pillsbury family, 6:49, 25:93, 31:252, 35:248, 41:202, 43:128n, 48:266, 49:172

business interests, 43:131, 43:134n, 43:135
clothing collection, 52:115
in lumber industry, 30:242
millers, 6:48
patronage, 55:44, 57:224
wildlife, 30:223

Pillsbury Hall, University of Minnesota, 23:231

architecture, 55:240, 62:3

Pillsbury House, Wayzata, 65:156
Pillsbury Settlement House, Minneapolis, 18:339, 44:65, 46:265 See also Bethel Mission

softball games, 58:210

Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company, Minneapolis, 7:72, 42:273, 42:274, 54:260, 57:95

advertising, 58:310, 58:313, 62:31
flour donations, 42:56
history, 58:263, 58:311
mills, 58:278
warehouses, 58:328

Pilot Grove Township, Faribault County, Scottish settlement, 14:456, 15:112, 19:364
Pilot Knob, Dakota County, 5:73, 5:155, 6:213, 6:305, 6:307, 8:179, 52:228

history, 10:97
view, 22:151, 33:122

Pilot Mound Township, Fillmore County, Norwegian settlement, 12:268
Pilots. See also Lindbergh, Charles A., Jr.

barnstorming, 52:231–238
riverboat, 48:310–48:311

Pils, Isidore, artist, 53:315
Pinchon, Dakota leader. See Penasha
Pinchot, Gifford, 40:322, 40:323, 49:100

forest reserve politics, 42:244, 42:250, 42:254, 42:255
forestry chief, 43:71, 44:22, 48:265
letters, 18:314, 21:416
work reviewed, 29:155

Pinckney, Charles C., diplomat, 8:16, 8:24
Pine, Carol, work reviewed, 47:38, 48:352
Pine, Leslie G., author, 38:42
Pine Bend, Dakota County, 20:216

enlistments (1861), 2:332
ghost town, 21:339

Pinechon, Dakota leader. See Penasha
Pine City

centennial exhibit, 30:178
county seat, 34:217
fire, 44:26
Methodist church, 16:484
railroad, 37:90, 37:105n, 40:243
railroad-town form, 57:339
riot, 43:49
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:277, 38:286

Pine County

archaeology, 40:412
copper mining, 47:336
ethnic groups, 8:381–8:384, 10:93, 28:130, 29:271, 35:90, 39:130, 53:216
forests, 34:267, 39:264
genealogy sources, 50:336
historic sites, 35:338, 51:147
history, 2:383, 30:168
houses depicted, 53:222
notes, 10:360
politics, 36:308
poorhouse, 38:375
quarries, 35:295, 35:338
roads, 34:218, 40:242
soil survey, 24:91
War History Committee, 24:268
wildlife, 30:125

Pine County Historical Society

exhibit, 30:178
historic sites project, 35:338
meetings, 30:82, 34:218, 34:220, 34:360
organized, 29:364
publication, 30:167

Pine Creek. See Browns Creek, Stillwater
Pine Creek, Roseau County

Lutheran church, 11:466
settlement, 21:455

Pine Creek (IA), mills, 22:185
Pine Grove Village (WI), stump fences, 21:429
Pinehurst Park, Cloquet, 48:282
Pine Island

cheese industry, 17:186
history, 34:127

Pine Knoll, battle, 9:328
Pine Knot (Cloquet), 48:274
Pine Lake, Clearwater County, archaeology, 26:321
Pine Lake, Cook County, logging railroad, 36:132
Pine Lake (WI)

Episcopal church, 11:83
Swedish settlement, 5:612, 20:131, 30:159, 32:49

Pine Mountain Lookout, Cook County, fire watch, 36:133, 36:137
Pine Point, Leech Lake

mission school, 11:332
trading post, 11:370

Pine Ridge Indian Reservation (SD), 24:324, 35:289, 35:293, 39:342, 49:84, 52:164, 52:241, 53:38

medicine men, 52:127
source material, 47:210, 48:132, 49:117, 55:232
women's status, 50:128

Pine River, Cass County, 54:313
Pine River, Crow Wing County. See also Crow Wing River, Crow Wing County

dams, 52:5, 58:261
described, 23:335
steamboating, 33:13
trading post, 11:372, 20:11, 20:13

Pine River (town), history, 47:210
Pine Tree Lumber Company, Little Falls, 43:154, 43:164, 43:165

history, 23:301
log marks, 26:136

Pingree, Hazen S., 47:190
Pinisha, Dakota leader. See Penasha
Pinkerton, John, geographer, 24:230
Pinkerton, Robert E., work reviewed, 13:298
Pinkerton National Detective Agency, 52:196

St. Paul branch, 22:377

Pinkett, Harold T., 46:342
Pinkham, Marjorie, artist, 63:275
Pinkham, Patricia N., compiler, 25:299
Pinkham, Victor E. (Rev.), speaker, 12:341, 14:461, 50:268
Pinkney, William, boundary negotiator, 44:216, 44:217
Pink Sheet (Minneapolis), weekly, 37:172
Pinney, Charles N., 16:471
Pinney, Ovid, 11:171n
Pinska, Frank W., merchant, 43:274
Pinsounnault, Louis, stonecutter, 64:14
Pinther, Miklos, work reviewed, 50:288
Pioletti, Louis (Fr.), 62:82
Pioneer, steamboat, 21:249n, 21:250, 21:252n, 21:265, 21:268, 37:53, 37:56 See also Anson Northup, steamboat
Pioneer and Democrat (St. Paul), 55:362, 55:363 See also Minnesota Pioneer (St. Paul)

Bilansky trial coverage, 55:351, 55:354, 55:357, 55:358, 55:360
on capital removal attempt, 63:281, 63:286–287
newspaper shop depicted, 56:227
office, 55:352
page depicted, 55:362
politics, 28:29, 28:30, 37:330–37:332, 39:49
slavery controversy and, 56:77
statehood extra, 14:173, 14:179
state's first interview story, 55:363

Pioneer Building, St. Paul, 45:332, 53:201

architecture, 39:35
history, 3:318

Pioneer Civic League of St. Paul, 7:303
Pioneer Club, Northfield, history, 24:168
Pioneer Fireproof Construction Company, Chicago, 64:122, 64:124
Pioneer Guard Hall, St. Paul, 5:243
Pioneer Guard of St. Paul, 2:467

during Civil War, 2:332

Pioneer Hall, University of Minnesota, 12:331, 17:477
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company, St. Paul, 30:301

veterans welcome, 38:290

Pioneer Independent Rifles, St. Paul, 17:336
Pioneer life and conditions, 47:329 See also Food; Frontier; Houses; Social life, customs, and conditions

in art, 25:278, 26:359
black community, 56:248–249
celebrations, 53:109, 55:331–332
children, 53:81–82
clothing, 12:141, 12:146, 27:93
culture, 26:378
democratic aspect, 13:11, 22:67
depicted, 43:139, 51:189, 51:191, 53:104, 53:105, 53:107, 53:110, 55:30–31, 55:93 (cover), 55:115
diaries and letters, 14:303–14:310, 24:245, 39:82, 51:186–193, 51:242
dwellings, 43:140
evaluated, 16:22–16:34, 17:411–17:420, 19:203–19:205
family histories, 52:158, 56:304
in fiction, 46:250–46:251, 47:211
Finnish settlements, 61:14–17, 61:22nn
French Canadians, 44:279–44:289
fuel, 12:144, 12:146, 16:499
furnishings, 15:181–15:193, 21:441, 22:204, 27:160
health, 53:42
housekeeping, 14:263–14:282, 14:438, 24:241, 27:92, 39:201–39:204, 52:63–69, 54:108
Indiana, 19:461
Indian-white relations, 53:339–340
Iowa, 23:92, 27:163, 48:178, 56:100
Jewish immigrants, 51:243
literature, 26:293–26:311, 35:329, 37:306, 38:387, 39:291, 52:332, 54:325, 57:284–294
Mesabi Range, 22:345
military wives, 54:99–108
Minnesota communities, 21:340, 22:109, 22:111, 22:334, 36:104, 44:86, 44:88, 47:111–47:113, 47:257, 49:33, 51:200, 54:81, 54:83–85, 56:88, 56:164, 56:198–199, 56:218, 57:322–323, 57:326
Norwegians in Canada, 57:356–366
ordeals, 10:403–10:408
photography, 58:63
postage stamps and, 55:112
on prairies, 11:63–11:74, 11:185–11:187
reunions, 25:158–25:164
rural institutions, 20:19–20:28, 20:335
St. Paul, 55:352, 55:354, 55:355
sources, 47:218, 48:91, 48:133
South Dakota, 43:78, 51:36–37
speech customs, 28:371, 31:53
study, 10:430–10:435
Swedes, 55:17, 55:25, 55:26–55:27, 55:28, 55:30, 55:31
Wisconsin, 27:68, 27:69, 31:187, 55:184

Pioneer Mill, Minneapolis, 35:341 (cover)
Pioneer mine, Vermilion Range, 25:320, 35:338, 40:361
Pioneer Press Company, 3:293
Pioneer Press Printing Company, St. Paul

art catalogs depicted/discussed, 61:137, 61:147n
type case depicted, 61:135

Pioneer Rivermen's Association, 2:104, 2:386, 3:154, 3:230, 3:375, 3:535, 4:88, 4:466, 4:470

excursion, 1:543
organized, 1:293
papers, 20:194, 21:36

Pioneers and Soldiers Cemetery, Minneapolis, 64:13
Pioneer Savings and Loan Company, Minneapolis, 18:211
Pioneers of Rupert's Land, 2:20–2:23
Pioneer Square, Minneapolis, monument, 49:26n
Pioneer Store, Taylors Falls, 56:218
Pipefitters, work on water towers, 53:134
Pipe Lake, Meeker County, in Sioux (Dakota) War, 12:302, 38:283
Piper, ----, 1:455
Piper, Carson F., speaker, 19:360, 23:295
Piper, George W., cattleman, 26:110

ginseng buyer, 41:258

Piper, Harry C., airline interests, 50:97, 50:98
Piper, Henry Dan, author, 40:95
Piper, Louis H., airline interests, 50:97
Pipes, 48:31, 51:313–318, 56:326 See also Catlinite (pipestone)

as art, 50:252
ceremonial aspects, 31:194, 33:344, 33:351, 40:199, 40:201, 48:63, 48:316, 50:252
depicted, 33:345, 47:91, 51:289 (cover)
manufacturing methods, 15:453, 31:196, 47:82–47:92
materials, 40:203n, 40:206, 40:207
MHS collections depicted, 43:32–43:34
trade item, 25:202

Pipestone, Pipestone County. See also Pipestone National Monument, Pipestone County

baseball team, 15:489
Calumet Hotel, 63:43
Catholic colony, 9:178
catlinite quarries, 3:296, 4:179, 4:299, 4:465, 5:222, 5:434, 6:257, 6:412, 8:176, 9:194, 10:91, 10:360, 10:448
churches, 16:121, 27:344, 28:395
county seat, 57:335
founded, 14:449, 31:205
hailstone depicted, 57:412
high school basketball, 55:340
historic area, 42:313, 46:76, 59:3
history, 10:360
homecoming, 5:619
hotel, 47:83
Indian baseball team, 62:60–69
name, 14:250n
Olive Street depicted, 62:65
pictographs, 6:211
power company, 35:381
railroad center, 36:71
Song of Hiawatha pageant, 62:68n
water towers described, 53:144

Pipestone Boat Company, Pipestone, 61:88 (facing)
Pipestone Civic and Commerce Association, 22:293
Pipestone County

anniversary, 14:449
archives, 21:100
boundaries, 14:253n
census, 14:254, 14:256, 14:258, 14:259
Danish settlement, 2:583, 8:378
Dutch colony, 28:128, 35:90, 53:216, 53:219
establishment, 5:485, 14:244
Fourth Liberty Loan, 3:48
history, 1:409, 1:415
militia, 14:261
notes, 10:360
pioneer life, 15:492, 21:454
politics, 14:250, 14:262, 17:119
settlement, 31:205
topography, 31:193
War History Committee, 23:392
in World War I, 3:53, 3:388

Pipestone County Old Settlers' Historical Society, 1:409, 3:440, 16:241, 21:218, 23:103

anniversary program, 14:449
manuscript collections, 17:119, 24:87
meetings, 11:465, 14:460, 18:465, 19:471, 22:340, 23:299, 26:284
reorganized, 12:37

Pipestone County Star (Pipestone)

history, 20:362
Indian baseball stories, 62:63–67, 62:69n

Pipestone Creek, Manitoba, Indian reserve, 41:19
Pipestone Creek, Pipestone County, 47:84
Pipestone Indian School, 5:611, 9:326n, 10:91, 51:95, 56:459

baseball team, 62:60–69
CCC, 43:7, 43:9, 43:11, 43:12
dairy and vegetable farm, 62:62, 62:68n
depicted, 47:85
history, 62:61–62
pipestone quarry, 47:85, 47:87, 47:89, 47:92
sports teams, 62:68n
students depicted, 62:62

Pipestone Indian Shrine Association, 31:207, 47:83, 47:87, 47:88, 47:91, 47:92
Pipestone Indian Training School (PITS). See Pipestone Indian School
Pipestone (mineral). See Catlinite (pipestone)
Pipestone National Monument, Pipestone County, 43:32, 45:32, 47:85, 56:324, 56:326, 59:199 See also Catlinite (pipestone)

custodian, 29:263
depicted, 36:18, 36:19, 36:21, 36:75, 37:186, 47:89, 47:90
establishment, 15:369, 18:458, 31:207, 37:62, 37:63
guides, 34:314, 39:82
history, 40:96, 47:82–47:92, 62:61
Indian agency, 23:93
Indian cultural center, 47:92
interpretive program, 45:33, 47:89
MHS tour, 35:100
museum, 37:66
pageant, 31:208
quarry, 15:156, 15:454, 16:225, 17:224, 18:458, 19:213, 20:334, 27:357, 28:286, 31:178, 31:193–31:208, 36:95
Sioux reservation, 12:434, 14:450, 27:154, 31:204–31:207

Pipestone National Park, 47:87, 47:88
Pipestone State Park, 6:214, 8:55
Piquadinaw Township, Aitkin County, name, 21:350
Piquett, Louis, 54:189
Pirec, Francis (Fr.). See Pierz, Francis X. (Fr.)
Pirner, Dave, rock musician, 58:32, 58:34, 58:36
Pirrie, William, author, 21:368
Pirsch, Peter, manufacturer, 50:177
Pirsig, Robert, author, 51:127
Pitcher, Zina, Dr., 19:226
Pitcher and goblets, described/depicted, 56:458
Pitchfork Falls (AK), depicted, 45:48
Pitezel, John H., missionary, 8:129n
PITS. See Pipestone Indian School
Pitt, William, ministry, 4:233–4:235
Pitt, William, the elder, foreign policy, 22:62
Pittenger, William A., congressman, 40:368, 41:276n, 41:282n, 43:84, 43:85, 43:90, 43:91, 51:177, 52:32
Pittman, Dora H., author, 28:83
Pittman, Edward F., author, 12:199
Pittman, Key, senator, 40:373
Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Survey, 30:229n
Pitts, Charles (Charlie), bank robber, 50:212, 62:301
Pitts, thresher, 23:324, 23:325, 24:301
Pitts, William S., Dr., pioneer physician, 14:227
Pittsburgh Building, St. Paul, Bellson School of Music, 57:232
Pittsburgh Crawfords, baseball team, 54:285
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company. See PDM, Inc.
Pittsburgh Homestead Association, 5:196n, 5:201
Pittsburgh (PA)

early printing, 15:8, 15:9
ethnic settlements, 27:210, 27:213
industrial history, 53:125
manufacturing, 23:87
river port, 11:144, 19:184, 20:383

Pittsburgh Saturday Visiter, 16:76
Pittsburgh Steamship Company, Lake Superior, 35:279, 54:221, 54:222
Pittsburgh Survey, 43:74
Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories, 64:36
Pittsburg Landing, battle, 2:464
Pittston (PA), coal strike, 54:50
Pitz, Henry C., artist, 26:366
Pitzke, Otto A., attorney, 59:168
Pius X (pope), message, 39:158
Pius XI (pope), encyclical issued, 49:107
Piva, Katherine, 56:153

"Visiting Minnesota Territorial Sites," 56:259

Piven, Frances Fox, work reviewed, 59:92
Pixley, James, police officer, quoted, 60:193
Pixley, R. B., author, 3:248
Pizarro, Francisco, 5:522
Pizarro, play, 23:306
Pizer, Donald, author, 37:344
Place names. See Geographic names
Placide, Henry, actor, 32:97
Placide's Varieties, New Orleans, theatrical troupe, 23:307, 51:238
Pladsen, Emil, 28:42
Plagman, Mrs. Fred, taxidermist, 50:328
Plains Anthropological Society, 60:62
Plains Archaeological Conference, 12:426, 29:165
Plains Indian Museum, Buffalo Bill Historical Center (WY), 52:204, 54:376
Plains Indians. See also Indians

art, 34:213, 35:380, 43:36, 49:208, 50:132, 50:252, 58:126–127
bandolier bags, 65:160 (facing)
buffalo, importance of, 51:195
Cree Indians, history, 51:283
culture, 34:255, 34:301, 40:44, 43:34, 49:238, 50:291–50:292, 56:325
decline, 39:242
history, 36:316, 37:132, 42:79
Smithsonian collection, 55:377
warfare, 42:43–42:53, 42:78, 45:78, 46:73
women and, 55:90–91, 56:463, 57:323–324

Plains of Abraham, battle, 8:244
Plainview

camp meeting, 31:82
CCC camp, 48:300
creamery, 22:226
history, 13:217, 35:152
July 4th celebration, 38:72
settled, 39:201

Plaisted, Fred K., boat racer, 47:324, 47:325
Plank, Lisa, author

award recipient, 62:79
"Richfield in the Postwar Era," 61:48–61

Plankerton, Ray E., lawyer, 17:213
Planned Parenthood. See also American Birth Control League

history, 54:369, 54:370

Planned Parenthood of Minnesota, 54:359, 54:366, 54:367 See also Minnesota League for Planned Parenthood
Plan of Union Church, St. Anthony, 40:7, 40:8
Plants, prehistoric cultivation, 51:55, 51:59, 51:60, 51:61, 51:62
Plasterers Protection and Benevolent Union, 21:387
Plath, Herman, 26:282
Plato, village, 9:422
Platt, Carolyn V., author, work reviewed, 60:126
Platt, Harold L., work reviewed, 53:84
Platt, Rutherford, author, 33:227
Platt, Tom, politician, 51:100
Platt Amendment, 56:292
Plattdutsche Claus Groth Guild, 26:79
Platte Lake, Morrison County, trading post, 4:380n, 11:373
Platte River

lumbering, 15:464
trade route, 40:195, 40:196
wagon road, 42:158

Plattes, Cyril W., speaker, 22:292
Plattsburgh (NY)

battle, 27:236
Beaumont monument, 15:234

Plaut, W. Gunther, rabbi, 61:113n

author, 33:351, 35:49, 35:293, 40:46, 43:221
work reviewed, 36:319

Player, Preston, 14:337
Playground and Recreation Association of America, 58:74, 58:75
Playwrights' Center, Minneapolis

August Wilson and, 60:132–142
financial crisis, 60:137–139

Plckard, Madge E., work reviewed, 26:143
Pleasant Company (WI), American Girls series, 57:292
Pleasant Grove, Olmsted County

camp meeting, 31:82
church, 16:355
history, 35:336, 38:42
hotel records, 21:214

Pleasant Hill, Winona County, Methodist meetings, 21:86
Pleasant Hill Farmers Union, 59:333n
Pleasant Lake, Ramsey County

acreage, 40:226n
farm, 40:231n
water supply, 40:228, 40:230

Pleasant Mound Grange, Mankato, 54:35, 54:42, 54:45
Pleasant Mound Township, Blue Earth County, history, 23:399
Pleasant Prairie Township, Martin County

organization, 12:54
settlement, 12:57n
town meeting, 12:56

Pleasants, Charles L., lyricist, 44:127
Pleasant Springs (WI), Norwegian township, 56:330
Pleasant Valley Township, Olmsted County, history, 35:336
Pleasonton, Alfred (Gen.), 25:234, 40:271, 42:50
Pledge of Allegiance, wording, 53:295, 53:300
Pleistocene Era, 57:159
Plenty-Coups, Crow leader, 38:202
Plessis, Joseph O. (Bishop), missionary, 11:306, 24:42

letters, 10:447
papers, 11:42, 11:94, 11:307, 12:82, 13:426

Plessy v. Ferguson, 55:149
Pletcher, David M., 39:84
Pletcher, Nuba, 27:363, 28:88, 28:195, 29:93

speaker, 18:111, 27:364

Pletsch, Mrs. W. H., speaker, 16:362
Pletsch, W. H., 15:372, 19:116, 20:99
Plew, James E., financier, 54:333
Plimpton, Russell A., 15:83

art administrator, 47:104, 50:42
speaker, 6:215, 8:439, 28:390

Plischke, Elmer, 23:392
Plouff Creek, Cook County, forest fires, 36:138
Plowing, depicted, 53:214–215
Plowman, George T., etcher, 16:239, 18:227, 50:276–50:277, 64:235

work depicted, 50:278

Plows, manufacture, 24:292–24:298
Pluck, steamboat, 11:104
Plumb, G. W., author, 17:337
Plumb, J. H., historian, 41:174, 42:187
Plumb, Ralph G., author, 12:94, 26:266
Plumb, Stephen W., library consortium coordinator, 55:128
Plumbe, John, Jr., author, 6:299

work reviewed, 29:253

Plumer, John P., legislator, 63:288
Plummer, Charles S., 1:323
Plummer, Edward H. (Gen.), 3:218
Plummer, Florence, author, 24:259
Plummer, Henry, sheriff, 16:226, 43:196
Plummer, Henry S., Dr., 20:300, 22:405, 22:407, 43:196, 47:35
Plummer, history, 34:171
Plummer, John W. (Sgt.), letter, 38:254
Plummer, Samuel F., author, 30:162, 49:33

speaker, 30:277

Plummer, William T., 19:390
Plunkett, Charles, theater manager, 5:45, 28:109, 28:110, 33:174, 33:175
Plunkett, Margaret T., 10:449
Plunkett Company, theatrical troupe, 40:363
Plut, ----, missionary, 10:123n
Plut, Alois (Fr.), 47:119
Plut, Joseph, author, work reviewed, 62:119
Pluth, Edward J., historian

award recipient, 62:163
"The Failed Watab Treaty of 1853," 57:2–22
"A 'Negro Colony' for Todd County," 61:312–324, 62:163
"Prisoner of War Employment," 44:290–44:303
reviews by, 49:78–49:79, 57:321–322

Plymouth, church-state controversy, 53:306
Plymouth, J. H. B., author, 14:337
Plymouth Avenue, Minneapolis

businesses depicted, 52:181
depicted, 46:266

Plymouth Baptist Church, Minneapolis, 43:28n
Plymouth Clothing House, Minneapolis, 49:60
Plymouth Congregational Church, Minneapolis, 17:229, 18:339, 19:262, 19:264–19:267, 44:61–44:69, 44:64, 45:59
Plymouth Congregational Church, St. Paul, 5:396, 11:120, 12:318, 23:221, 38:75
Plymouth County (IA), Farm Holiday Association, 51:273
Plymouth Department Store, Minneapolis, 49:61
Plymouth Home Guards, in Sioux (Dakota) War, 31:99
Plymouth Kindergarten and Industrial Association, Congregational mission, 44:65
Plymouth Township, Hennepin County

history, 34:128
plat, 23:171
settlement, 31:92, 36:36

Plympton, Joseph, military officer, 2:538n, 5:41, 8:354, 42:106, 42:110, 42:111

Fort Snelling commandant, 18:159, 18:161, 18:162, 20:122, 21:23, 21:166–21:168, 21:172, 24:13, 24:19, 24:22n, 27:311, 62:15n
Pike Island and, 62:55, 62:56

Plympton, Mrs. Joseph, 5:41

at Fort Snelling, 39:312–39:314, 39:326

PNA. See Polish National Alliance
Pneumonia, 52:198, 56:104

deaths from (1918), 48:276
Indian boarding schools, 58:231, 58:233
in mining areas, 48:102

Poage, Sarah. See Pond, Sarah Poage (Mrs. Gideon H., I)
Poage family, genealogy, 21:195
Poalei Zion (Zionist labor party), 59:20
Poatgieter, A. Hermina, author, 35:204, 44:195, 45:256

"A Dutch Investor," 37:154–37:160
editor, 46:141
reviews by, 33:137, 36:25, 36:189, 37:260
translator, 37:188, 39:264, 39:286n, 41:43, 41:199, 46:167
work reviewed, 36:62, 44:232, 48:92
"Yesterday's Books for Children," 33:340–33:343

Pocahontas, 64:139
Pochman, Henry A.

compiler, 34:42
speaker, 37:40
work reviewed, 35:327, 37:299

Pocock, J. G. A., author, 50:38
Podlogar, Frančiska (Fannie), 1916 Mesabi Range strike participant, 65:95
Podruchny, Carolyn, editor, work reviewed, 63:307
Poe, Edgar Allan, editor, 20:109, 20:406, 30:203
Poehler, August L., 22:108, 23:104, 25:210
Poehler, Henrietta, 39:275
Poehler, Henry

house, 39:275, 39:276
legislator, 45:224, 45:240
memoirs, 13:426

Poehler, James A., letter, 39:275–39:277
Poehler, Mathilda, 39:276
Poetker, Albert H. (Rev.), author, 15:475
Poetry, 57:270

in Bellman, 26:307, 26:308
collections, 55:232
Communism and, 51:199
depicted, 53:293 (facing), 54:97 (facing)
on frontier, 26:293n, 26:298, 26:301, 55:321–322
Indian, 51:196, 51:197
midwestern, 53:39
Schiller's use of Sioux theme, 39:198–39:200
Swedish-language papers, 55:86

Poferl, John, 29:287
Poggi, Edith H., author, 16:229
Pogorelskin, Alexis, work reviewed, 53:38
Pohl, Frederick J., 45:149

work reviewed, 33:216

Pohl, Joseph, potter, 33:231–33:233
Pohl, Matt, 10:357
Pohlad, Carl, businessman, 62:320

infantryman, 60:156

Poindexter, Georgie Armstrong, 49:52
Poindexter, Miles, senator, 22:79, 38:238
Poinsett, Joel, 47:206
Poinsett, Joel R., presidential cabinet member, 62:55, 62:58
Point, Nicholas (Nicolas, Fr.), missionary, 16:90, 41:49
Point Abbaye (Point aux Baie) (MI), located, 23:238n
Point au Chene, Lake Huron, 23:140
Point aux Pins, Lake Superior, Ontario, 23:147
Point Douglas, Washington County

beginnings, 16:315, 17:279, 29:205
church, 37:277
described/depicted, 17:248n, 17:392, 17:394, 40:9
ghost town, 43:155
platted, 49:130n
population, 17:393
post office, 36:207, 36:208, 40:82, 40:83, 40:87
roads, 16:282–16:284, 16:288, 17:317, 19:103, 36:210, 37:103n, 40:233–40:247
sketch, 7:369

Point Douglas-St. Louis River Road, 46:48, 46:49
Point Douglas-to-Superior Road, history, 56:258
Point du Sable, Jean Baptiste, trader, 15:423, 15:424, 15:432
Point du Sable, Suzanne, 15:423
Pointe au Chapeau (Lake Superior), 6:163
Pointe au Sable (Sand Point), Gooodhue County, 20:306
Pointe aux Barques (Vessel Point), Lake Huron (MI), 23:139–23:141
Point Keweenaw, fishing station, 7:50
Point Levis, Quebec, port, 20:255
Point Levis, Roberts (WA), boundary, 23:255
Point Prescott (WI), Underground Railway, 57:127
Poiret, Paul, dress designer, 47:97
Poissant, Joseph, voyageur, testimony, 21:131
Poitras, Pierre, depicted, 49:179
Pokegama, Pine County

fire, 49:306
mission, 3:84, 3:230, 6:352, 9:414, 10:448, 49:272, 49:275–49:277, 49:279, 49:280
name, 20:343

Pokegama, steamboat, 33:10, 33:11
Pokegama Bay, Lake Superior (WI), 21:152, 21:153
Pokegama Creek, Pine County, dam, 39:264
Pokegama Falls (Kabikons, Little Falls), Itasca County, 5:36n

dam, 58:261
head of navigation, 6:216, 6:310
portage, 5:37
river port, 29:213, 33:7, 33:8, 33:10, 33:11
road, 16:295, 16:299

Pokegama Lake, Itasca County

boys' camp, 19:451
dams, 24:93, 33:11

Pokegama Lake, Pine County

mission, 17:351, 37:105, 45:26–45:30, 47:167, 55:55, 55:57
road, 40:233, 40:241
trading post, 11:371, 11:374, 16:214

Poker Fleet, Minnesota-Atlantic Transit Company, ship names, 34:13
Pokorny, Francis (Rev.), 15:33n
Poland. See also Poles

carp culture, 57:312
emigration, 5:172, 58:17
invasions, 52:121, 53:148, 53:154
nationalist celebrations, 58:25–27
Parliament members, 51:322

Poland, Henry, compiler, 40:211, 40:212, 40:214, 40:216, 40:217
Poland, St. Louis County, post office, 34:186
Polaris Sno-Traveler, depicted, 54:144 (facing)
Polar Star Mills, Cannon River, Faribault, 8:180, 11:275
Poler, James, Hampton Institute student, 51:87
Poleson, Hugh, 5:422
Police and police departments

arrests, 47:322, 47:323, 47:324
black, 44:255–44:265
corruption, 56:51, 56:55
depicted, 44:257, 44:258, 44:260, 44:262, 44:264
Duluth, 47:194, 47:196, 47:197, 47:198
iron ranges, 58:169, 58:178, 65:91
Minneapolis, 52:185, 52:186, 56:56, 56:60
Oliver Mining Company, 65:92, 65:104, 65:105, 65:106, 65:109–10n13
prostitution and, 57:53–54
race relations, 56:62
St. Paul, 44:258, 47:240–47:248, 53:273, 53:275–186
U.S. Steel, 65:110n34
women in, 60:111n

Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis, Local I, membership card depicted, 51:231
Police Officers Union, Minneapolis, 51:230
Polio, 58:70
Polisensky, Joseph, editor, 43:136
Polish Church of the Holy Cross, Minneapolis, 45:67
Polish Cultural Institute, publications, 57:384
Polish Jews, Minneapolis, 52:168
Polish language, taught, 13:435
Polish National Alliance (PNA), 37:344, 58:19
Polish National Catholic Church, 58:18
Polish National Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, Minneapolis, 17:351
Polish people, 7:161, 8:228 See also Poland

bibliographies, 24:259, 25:299, 26:167
in CCC, 48:297
celebrations, 58:22–25, 58:26–27
churches depicted, 58:19, 58:23, 58:26, 64:3
cookery, 48:42
depicted, 58:26, 58:27
farming communities, 58:16–22
folk humor, 52:330
immigrants, 53:39
language issue, 47:176
Lincoln County, 53:212, 58:16–58:17, 58:20–58:21, 58:25
Mesabi Range, 27:204, 27:207, 27:208, 27:211, 27:213, 27:215, 40:341
Michigan, 20:202, 27:205, 27:257
Milwaukee, 30:139
Minnesota, 12:444, 28:75, 31:29
Minnesota communities, 13:108, 15:31, 16:372, 24:79, 26:235, 35:51, 45:59, 45:66, 45:68, 45:69, 51:148, 55:328, 56:408, 57:270, 57:384
Nebraska, 40:352
New England, 35:326
North Dakota, 51:126
in politics, 40:328
polka music, 52:199
religion, 37:133
United States, 20:442, 21:74, 25:86, 27:40, 37:344, 42:78
Wisconsin, 6:82, 47:331, 53:290, 56:354
in World War I, 45:63, 47:180

Polish Roman Catholic Union, 37:344
Polish Roman Catholic Union Archives and Museum, Chicago, 27:257
Polish Upper Silesia, emigration, 58:18
Polish War Relief, records, 54:320
Political Action Socialists, 27:334
Political Equality Club (PEC), Minneapolis, 54:296, 54:297, 54:298, 60:113–122, 62:289

constitution, 60:115
educational efforts, 60:115–116
final meeting, 60:121
home economics education at University of Minnesota, 60:117–121, 60:122n
meetings and events, 60:114–115
members depicted, 60:113, 60:117
membership, 60:114, 60:116–117
mission, 60:115
patriotic projects, 60:115–116
records, 15:61, 15:113
yearbook cover depicted, 60:116

Political Equality Club (PEC), St. Paul, 13:101, 17:468
Political science, library classifications, 9:193
Politics

ethnic, 65:91
radical, 65:91, 65:99
working-class, 65:91

Politics, 52:154 See also Elections; Fifth Congressional District; Government; Minnesota legislature; Nelson-Kindred campaign; Nelson-Washburn campaign; Third-party movements; United States government; specific political parties and movements; specific politicians

19th-century Europe, 10:5
1850s, 7:39
1860 presidential campaign, 8:150–8:171
1870s, 7:261
1880s, 9:107, 10:70, 10:149, 10:150
1892 presidential electors, 5:545n
abolitionism, 53:93–94, 57:107–120
agriculture and, 51:15–22, 51:179, 51:183, 51:184, 53:126, 54:324, 57:268–269
among ethnic groups, 13:434, 16:108, 17:85, 20:20–20:36, 36:237, 36:326, 40:328n
among Sioux, 38:130
anti-Semitism, 52:171, 52:172
army policies and, 42:43–42:53
bibliographies, 47:212, 48:43
birth-control movement, 54:359, 54:360, 54:362, 54:366–54:368, 54:370
blacks and, 55:149, 56:69–84, 57:419–432, 61:76–82
Brainerd, 5:366
British, 4:315, 4:316
business and, 53:84, 53:324, 58:62, 58:111–112
campaign funds, 5:90, 5:95, 5:105, 5:334
campaign paraphernalia depicted, 54:162, 54:181, 55:153, 55:155, 55:159, 55:161, 61:77, 61:79–81
campaign songs, 35:200
Canada, 4:356, 36:65
cartoons, 41:302, 41:309, 42:8, 42:248, 43:48, 43:51, 43:299, 43:300, 47:195, 51:1 (cover), 51:99–109, 51:100, 51:101, 51:104, 51:105, 51:106, 51:107, 51:108, 51:109, 52:31, 56:65, 61:78
Chinese exclusion, 57:166, 57:167, 57:168, 57:174, 57:175
church-state controversy, 53:295–311, 54:48
civil rights movement, 52:123–124
during Civil War, 9:270, 9:278–9:280
Communists and Communism, 54:2–3, 54:5–7, 54:9–14, 54:182–184, 58:168, 58:173, 58:174, 58:175–58:181
conservation and, 52:163, 54:258–259, 58:130, 58:132–143
cooperatives, 57:155–156
Dakota Territory, 35:238, 51:239
Donnelly's career, 4:30, 4:157–4:160
Duluth, 5:451, 47:189–47:199, 54:154, 54:159, 54:175
dynasties, 40:359
economic effects, 44:175–44:184
education and, 54:142–143, 54:325
English in, 8:143
ethnic groups and, 42:40, 45:224, 46:105, 46:205, 47:183, 47:224, 47:254, 48:43, 49:158, 49:204, 52:80, 52:120, 53:165–166, 55:215, 57:74
farmer-laborism, 54:32, 54:34, 54:44, 54:45
farmers and, 5:516, 6:382–6:384, 48:129, 51:270–280, 56:463
feminist reforms in the 1970s, 61:66–67
first Minnesota election, 5:289
foreign policy, 43:83–43:92
frontier, 4:371, 5:51, 13:8–13:11, 13:17, 14:131–14:133, 15:209, 22:85, 22:413–22:415, 27:5, 27:6, 27:13–27:15, 35:105–35:109, 35:114–35:116
governors, 28:183, 32:246, 35:352–35:357, 39:257, 48:283–48:294, 54:196, 54:197, 55:136
historical aspects, 29:258, 34:352, 51:281
immigration and, 7:159, 8:199
Indiana, 29:252, 30:382
Indian boarding school closures, 58:235
Indians and, 52:200–201, 53:164, 53:165, 55:232, 56:186, 56:187, 56:188, 56:193, 56:460–461, 57:2–18, 57:321–322, 57:380
international, 4:309–4:330
Iowa, 8:203, 8:305, 35:246, 42:240, 43:75
judicial cases, 55:351, 55:360, 55:361, 55:363
labor activities, 5:616, 10:23, 21:383, 21:389, 22:384, 40:91, 51:70, 51:71, 51:72, 51:220–231, 51:233, 51:259, 51:260, 51:263–51:266, 52:84, 54:177, 54:178, 54:183, 56:264, 56:266, 56:267, 56:268, 56:270, 56:272, 56:274, 56:275, 58:199
in land policy, 22:227–22:248
League of Nations, 52:120–121
local, 4:19
loyalty issue, 43:42–43:57
Mankato, 9:190
Martin County, 1:546
methods, 9:392
metis, 56:190–194
MHS collections, 45:70–45:74
Michigan, 35:332, 43:75, 48:178
Midwest, 4:225, 26:73, 36:185, 40:90, 40:353, 43:74–43:75, 51:161, 52:122
military officeholders, 24:240, 35:313, 35:314
Minneapolis, 1:296, 12:332, 41:153–41:170, 41:267–41:269, 41:278, 41:281, 45:2–45:10, 46:91–46:98, 47:157, 48:136, 48:233, 48:267, 51:219, 51:220, 54:180–182, 56:50–67
Minnesota, 1:223, 4:168, 4:186, 4:465, 4:468, 5:142, 5:308, 5:361, 5:596, 6:84, 6:391, 7:59, 7:356, 8:78, 8:440, 15:99, 16:100, 16:456, 16:458–16:460, 17:161–17:164, 21:416, 28:73, 28:74, 28:183, 28:321, 28:323, 28:324, 33:155–33:163, 34:129, 35:341–35:351, 36:1–36:12, 36:70, 36:173–36:183, 36:282, 37:131, 37:135, 39:37–39:48, 39:141–39:152, 39:344, 41:282n, 41:295, 43:35, 43:73, 49:158, 52:36, 53:145–155, 54:372–373, 57:98–99, 58:99, 58:187
Minnesota Territory, 1:346, 4:26–4:29, 10:350, 10:394–10:396, 56:165–56:166, 56:179–56:180, 56:188
Mississippi Valley, 8:195
Missouri, 15:331, 23:381, 40:308
national campaigns, 16:27, 30:189, 33:329, 33:330, 35:291, 36:151, 37:186, 37:307, 39:169, 41:126, 41:301–41:316, 41:387, 48:349, 49:292–49:303, 51:118, 53:243, 53:244, 54:149, 56:98, 57:384
newspapers and, 52:86–99, 55:230–31, 55:330, 56:223, 56:224, 56:227, 56:228, 56:229–56:231, 56:230
North Dakota, 5:217, 48:92, 51:283, 51:292
Northwest, 9:117, 9:118
Norwegian participation, 4:263, 5:92, 5:103, 5:465, 5:544
Ohio, 12:441, 36:323
Oregon, 35:41
parties, 1:235
patronage, 33:314, 37:324–37:334, 40:87, 55:268, 57:311
Pennsylvania, 35:353
philosophy, 46:247
pollution-control legislation, 58:113–121
post-World War II, 61:216
power-line protest, 47:253–47:254
presidential campaigns, 52:27–34, 55:150–55:152, 55:153, 55:154, 55:155–55:165, 57:160 (facing), 58:146
progressive, 54:238–239
prostitution, 51:294, 51:299
radical, 6:53, 7:183, 7:364
railroads and railroad industry, 51:125, 57:204–205
Renville County, 5:619
restrictionism, 56:328–343
rural-urban schism, 54:35–54:40, 54:42, 54:44
St. Paul, 2:586
Scandinavians in, 1:273, 8:272, 8:420
senators, 57:347
Socialist party, 52:184–194
soldiers' votes, 2:101, 26:187–26:210, 36:167–36:172
Spanish-American War, 56:130, 56:133, 56:137
Stevens County, 5:82, 5:158
Swedish participation, 4:263
territorial, 42:134, 56:259, 56:450
in theater, 52:294, 52:295, 52:296, 52:297, 52:300, 52:302, 52:303, 52:304, 52:305, 52:306
theory, 39:172, 40:407
third-party movements, 14:339, 27:334, 32:129–32:146, 36:187, 40:139, 43:35, 43:297–43:302, 46:102–46:103, 46:338, 48:256, 51:37, 51:134, 51:136, 51:138, 51:139, 51:140, 51:142, 51:143, 51:144, 51:167, 51:168, 51:169, 51:171, 51:172, 51:173, 51:174, 51:176, 51:177, 52:79, 52:96, 54:95–96, 54:171, 54:172, 54:175, 54:179, 54:180, 54:186, 55:19, 55:31, 55:294, 55:299, 56:17, 57:373
totalitarianism, 20:437, 23:216
transportation and, 52:203
United States, 6:192, 6:194
veterans' activities, 23:165, 35:197, 38:296, 38:297
veteran's benefits, 58:195
Wadena, 9:80
wartime, 52:330
water power, 54:260, 54:263, 54:264, 54:266, 54:267
Winona, 8:431
Wisconsin, 1:392, 9:73, 9:414, 11:82, 12:94, 12:200, 23:285, 35:295, 36:188, 43:75, 43:229, 46:126, 47:161, 48:263, 49:302, 50:310–50:320, 51:196, 55:91, 56:354
women and girls' athletic programs, 58:222
women's activities, 32:120, 47:310–47:311, 48:249–48:254, 48:315, 49:161, 50:169, 54:291–303, 54:292, 54:294, 54:295, 54:296, 54:297, 54:298, 54:299, 54:300, 54:301, 54:302, 54:303, 54:371–372, 55:328–329, 56:352–353, 56:358–374, 61:222–223
women's history resources, 52:117
World War II, 54:320

Politics in Minnesota, newsletter, 62:27
Polk, Asa D., lawyer, 24:375, 25:384
Polk, Grace E., reporter, 13:103, 52:274, 52:275
Polk, James K., U.S. president, 8:46, 16:326, 30:190, 30:191, 30:196, 39:38n, 55:272, 56:394

Minnesota Territory and, 56:156

Polk, L. L., third-party leader, 9:233, 9:237, 9:238, 9:239, 9:241, 9:246
Polk, Mrs. D. F., 10:450
Polka music, 52:199, 53:291, 55:220, 55:225
Polk and Company, 27:64
Polk County

agriculture, 21:212, 29:26
archives, 13:311
beet testing, 58:197
boundaries, 15:419
county fairs, 16:251
criminal business, 52:196, 52:199
criminal docket page (1895), depicted, 51:297
divided, 29:89
first settlement, 4:151n
French-Canadian settlements, 44:278–44:289
frontier life, 18:228
grasshopper plague, 12:263, 37:207
history, 1:378, 2:10, 5:524, 9:405, 15:369, 19:474, 38:204
Indian battle, 2:212
liquor licenses, 51:292
Lutheran church, 12:452
mounds, 16:13
name, 44:280
newspapers, 19:125, 30:273
Norwegian settlements, 12:278, 57:358, 57:360, 57:363
notes, 10:464
organized, 20:207
pageant, 16:237
physicians, 35:381
politics, 35:306, 35:307
settlement, 17:128
War History Committee, 24:188
War Records Committee, 4:474
in World War I, 3:158, 3:159, 4:474

Polk County Fair Association, 14:358
Polk County Historical Society, 16:241

Junior Historians, 38:92
meetings, 17:484, 18:110, 22:107, 23:103, 23:299, 25:209, 26:91, 26:257, 26:285, 27:173, 30:168
museum, 19:117, 23:194, 24:188, 24:270, 37:135
organized, 14:358, 15:71
publication, 37:42

Polk County Hospital, Crookston, history, 35:381
Polk County News, history, 56:398
Polk County (WI)

boundaries, 23:384
dairy farms, 55:177
Swedish settlement, 17:404

Polkton (MI), Dutch settlement, 28:120
Pollack, Norman, 46:103n, 46:107

author, 37:261, 39:343
speaker, 43:297
work reviewed, 38:235, 41:48

Pollard, A. A., 2:196
Pollard, James E., author, 17:218
Pollard, Sophia, speaker, 23:298

in Sioux (Dakota) War, 11:334

Pollet, Michael, work reviewed, 47:40
Polley, A. D., author, 30:71
Polley, Arthur, steamboat owner, 33:15
Polley, Linda, softball player, 58:219, 58:220
Pollock, Duncan, 12:368
Pollock, Hester M., 3:437, 24:354

work reviewed, 2:90–2:92

Pollock, Ivan L., author, 2:582

work reviewed, 5:443–5:446

Pollock, J. D., architect, 15:54
Pollock, Jackson, artist, 56:351
Pollock, John D., carpenter, 42:25
Pollock, Martha M., letters, 24:354
Pollution. See also Conservation; Water

impact on fisheries, 57:308, 58:62
Lake Superior, 52:240
oil spills, 58:105–58:113, 58:119–58:120
pollution control legislation, 58:114–121
water, 12:145, 35:45, 40:132, 47:190, 47:192, 47:193, 47:205, 49:19, 49:23, 49:27, 50:79, 55:282, 57:440, 64:153

Polo, Marco, 10:436, 54:27, 58:76
Polo, on frontier, 20:441
Polome, Edgar C., work reviewed, 42:79
Polvi, Isaac, work reviewed, 53:37, 53:38
Pomarede, Leon, panorama artist, 17:137, 17:143, 20:380, 20:382, 24:178, 28:278, 29:78, 30:15, 30:260, 33:286, 33:316, 35:379, 36:233, 50:205

break with Henry Lewis, 17:139

Pomedli, Michael M., editor, work reviewed, 57:212–214, 64:132
Pomerantz, Sidney I., author, 30:63
Pomeroy, Earl N., author, 18:468, 34:262
Pomeroy, George (Capt.), Union officer, 25:29, 28:326
Pomeroy, Jesse H., carpenter, 11:177, 61:28, 61:30
Pomeroy, Marcus M. (Brick), newspaper editor, 37:127, 46:319
Pomeroy, Milo, speaker, 17:119, 18:333, 19:114
Pomeroy, Mina E., 1:536
Pomeroy, Robert D., cartoonist, 34:359
Pomeroy, S. C., congressman, 32:22
Pomeroy, Seth, Dr., 17:236
Pomeroy, steamboat, 7:330
Pomfret, John E., author, 35:193
Pomme de Terre, Grant County. See also Fort Pomme de Terre, Grant County

described, 19:409
platted, 38:63
Scandinavian settlement, 6:373
stage line, 19:408, 20:432
stockade, 10:462, 12:302

Pomme de Terre River, 10:390

location, 2:524n
name, 48:76

Pompe, Johann, 39:65, 39:72
Pompe, Theresia, 39:65, 39:72, 39:73
Ponca Indians, prairie-lake region, 35:177, 56:325
Poncet, Joseph (Fr.), letter, 13:417
Poncin, Sophie, cholera victim, 14:290
Pond, A. H., 7:370
Pond, Agnes Hopkins (Mrs. Gideon H., II), 15:280, 18:94, 56:253, 59:187

house depicted, 56:253

Pond, Alonzo W., author, 19:228
Pond, Burton E., police officer, 44:262
Pond, Cordelia Eggleston (Mrs. Samuel W., I), 15:281, 21:165, 21:172, 59:187, 59:188
Pond, E. Judson, author, 2:55, 6:309, 8:112, 13:443

reminiscences, 14:116
speaker, 6:219

Pond, Edward R., missionary, 61:154
Pond, Elnathan J., genealogy, 15:469, 25:80
Pond, Frank Wilson, speaker, 6:397, 23:101
Pond, George A., author, 8:441

speaker, 15:316, 27:266

Pond, Gideon H. (Rev.), Presbyterian missionary, 2:510n, 2:537n, 2:563, 3:88, 3:153, 4:48, 4:416n, 4:417n, 5:282, 5:358, 6:40n, 6:397, 7:370, 9:164, 9:314, 10:77, 10:297, 10:389, 12:331, 16:22, 16:216, 16:239, 16:314, 16:345, 16:454, 17:236, 17:336, 18:460, 19:249, 21:15–21:32, 21:163, 21:164, 21:167, 21:273, 21:282, 23:97, 24:4, 24:20n, 25:399, 27:264, 35:28, 36:192, 36:195, 37:85, 39:300, 40:8, 40:11, 47:71, 49:264, 52:150, 53:211, 56:252, 56:253, 59:187

apple tree planted, 62:196n
attempt to convert McLeod, 4:417, 4:419, 60:233n
author, 2:540n, 21:17
cabin, 15:43
career, 15:273–15:281, 15:383, 21:15, 28:337
centennial, 15:126, 15:242, 15:309, 15:315, 15:316, 16:105
Dakota dictionary and, 56:169
Dakota studies, 15:276–15:278, 16:140–16:148, 21:160, 21:276–21:280, 29:58, 30:298
diaries, 18:47, 18:94, 21:108, 59:187, 59:188, 59:196n, 63:217 (facing)
editor, 12:396, 26:138
in fiction, 30:247, 37:10
government farmer, 16:135, 16:149, 17:70, 21:165, 21:169, 22:256, 40:139
house, 15:51, 15:468, 56:253
at Lac qui Parle, 12:210, 12:339, 16:136, 38:147n
letters, 13:169, 15:222, 16:469
linguist, 46:132, 62:320 (facing)
memorials, 15:362, 16:354
missionary work, 59:186, 60:225
officiates at McLeod's marriage, 60:227–228
papers, 1:371, 2:576, 3:84–3:86, 5:606, 6:203, 6:309, 17:53, 30:320, 39:344
portrait, 15:275
publisher, 47:335
representative, 56:69
residences, 59:195n
salary, 21:166n
sermons, 14:101, 20:209
sketches, 3:82–3:84, 4:181
teacher, 8:273, 36:35

Pond, Gideon H., Jr., 5:606

diaries, 10:77

Pond, H.H., 12:445
Pond, James B. (Maj.)

impresario, 17:378, 17:379, 17:383, 17:384, 18:34, 40:13, 40:18, 40:19
Lyceum Lecture Bureau agent, 57:348, 57:349, 57:350
tour arrangements, 45:321–45:328

Pond, Jennette, diary, 18:47, 18:94
Pond, Mrs. George A., speaker, 19:65
Pond, Mrs. James B., 17:379, 17:383, 45:322
Pond, Mrs. Samuel W., I, 3:83
Pond, Peter, trader, 5:577, 6:265, 7:367, 9:150, 10:213, 11:236, 11:261, 11:264, 15:100, 17:222, 18:193, 19:95, 19:109, 19:294, 22:433, 33:130, 33:261, 34:344, 35:243, 44:200, 46:292, 47:84

career, 13:181, 15:238, 16:239, 35:334
diary, 14:223, 15:90–15:92, 20:7, 31:195, 40:313
explorer, 28:71, 31:196, 33:187, 36:279, 52:162
map maker, 12:82, 14:81–14:84, 16:230, 16:453, 35:97, 36:277
maps, 3:298
in Minnesota Valley, 5:6

Pond, Rebecca Smith (Mrs. Samuel W., II), 15:281
Pond, Ruth Hine, 21:18n
Pond, Samuel W. (Rev.), Presbyterian missionary, 2:537n, 2:540n, 3:88, 3:153, 4:48, 5:267, 5:282, 5:358, 6:40n, 6:43, 6:219, 6:309, 6:413, 7:201, 7:203, 7:370, 8:112, 8:273, 8:431, 9:164, 9:314, 12:190, 12:331, 13:321, 16:22, 16:148, 16:216, 16:345, 16:387, 16:454, 17:236, 18:460, 23:97, 24:4, 24:20n, 25:399, 35:28, 36:192, 36:195, 38:147n, 39:300, 40:139, 45:99, 45:102, 45:104, 45:105, 47:71, 52:150, 52:151, 53:211, 63:63

author, 30:219n, 50:171
cabin, 15:43
career, 15:273–15:281, 21:15–21:17, 28:337
centennial, 15:126, 15:242, 15:309, 15:315, 16:105, 16:239
Dakota dictionary and, 56:169
Dakota studies, 15:275–15:278, 16:140–16:143, 21:160, 21:276–21:280, 29:58, 30:298, 56:254
in fiction, 30:247, 37:10
government farmer, 21:163
letters, 13:170, 14:226, 15:222, 16:333, 16:469, 18:94, 59:187, 59:188, 59:190, 59:196n
linguist, 46:132, 62:320 (facing)
map depicted, 63:62
map maker, 12:99
memorials, 15:362, 16:354
missionary work, 59:186, 60:225
"Narrative," 21:17–21:32, 21:158–21:175, 21:272–21:283
ordained, 15:275, 21:158
papers, 3:39, 3:82, 3:84–3:86, 6:203, 30:320
portraits, 15:274, 25:187, 60:225
quoted, 20:260, 20:261, 20:267, 24:12
residences, 59:195n
sketches, 3:82–3:84, 4:181

Pond, Samuel W., Jr., author, 3:84, 21:16
Pond, Sarah Poage (Mrs. Gideon H., I), 3:83, 4:417n, 15:280, 21:165

illness and death, 56:253, 60:229
missionary, 16:145, 56:252
teacher, 16:134, 16:137

Pond family, 21:18n

history, 12:444
missionary services, 16:345
records, 18:47, 19:65
reunions, 14:362

Pond Family Association, 15:281, 16:354, 25:80

centennial celebration, 15:126, 15:242, 15:362
organized, 14:454

Ponemah, Chippewa settlement, 26:81, 31:274
Ponemah Singers of Red Lake Reservation, album cover depicted, 57:105 (cover)
Ponomarew, ----, Russian officer, 40:265 (cover), 40:273n
Ponsford

Chippewa settlement, 26:81
history, 11:331

Ponsford, J. J., author, 11:332
Ponsford, Mary Ellen, artist, 63:273
Ponsford, Orville D., 11:332
Ponsonby, Charles C., 4:71
Pontchartrain, Louis P., 13:418, 19:284, 19:294, 19:295, 20:423
Pontiac, Ottawa leader, 19:330, 20:7, 23:355, 29:65, 33:37, 33:344

biography, 1:527
conspiracy, 4:216, 5:5, 5:17, 5:577, 9:184
death, 22:73
pageant, 3:230

Pontiac's War, 11:240, 40:199, 53:164
Pontius, William H., musician, 44:127
Pony, portrait, 2:280
Pony express, route, 14:431
Pool, Roy, speaker, 16:130
Pool, St. Louis County, mining location, 48:99, 48:106
Poole, Bertha (sister of Robert), 60:58–59
Poole, DeWitt Clinton, work reviewed, 51:197–198
Poole, Ernest, 3:17
Poole, H. H., chiropractor, 59:204
Poole, J. C., 5:79, 5:436
Poole, Robert, hunter, 60:52, 60:53, 60:54, 60:57, 60:58–59
Poole, S. Alicia, author, 12:327
Poolman, Grace, author, 9:310
Poor, Albert C., farmer, 13:140, 13:147, 58:152, 58:153
Poor, Caroline E. (Mrs. Albert C.), 58:152
Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, Catholic order, 15:484
Poorhouses, 53:43
Pooter, ---- de, Jesuit missionary, 39:308
Pop, Iggy, punk-rock star, 58:31
Pope, Alice, pioneer, 33:3
Pope, Dennis C., author, work reviewed, 62:244
Pope, Elsie, pioneer, 33:3
Pope, Gussie, pioneer, 33:3
Pope, Inez, Crispus Attucks Home incorporator, 56:107
Pope, J. C., attorney/politician, 9:259, 12:450

depicted, 62:179
Myron Kent and, 62:176, 62:179, 62:181, 62:186

Pope, J. D. (Rev.), 18:361
Pope, John (Gen.), 39:233, 52:122–123

author, 1:383, 8:278
career, 43:37
depicted, 42:45, 44:6, 46:313, 62:7
expedition, 3:32, 6:282n, 8:61–8:74, 11:367, 11:368, 12:83, 12:190, 16:239, 22:148n, 22:281, 22:282, 40:363
land purchase at Fort Snelling, 62:6
map, 7:137
portrait, 38:279
Red River trail and, 6:281
in Red River valley, 46:118–46:119
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 1:465, 1:471, 1:474, 1:482, 3:536, 6:396, 38:106, 38:110, 38:112, 38:274, 38:278–38:281, 41:43–41:53, 41:118, 44:7–44:10, 44:15, 46:313, 46:316, 46:318, 46:321–46:325, 62:4, 62:6–8
Union officer, 25:137, 25:146, 25:149, 25:150

Pope, Prentice A., author, 10:358
Pope, R. M., journalist, 15:368
Pope, Wiley R., author, 47:334

review by, 47:335
work reviewed, 45:303, 46:128, 50:169, 50:336

Pope, William C. (Rev.), 2:466, 40:349

papers, 11:96, 16:336, 23:76

Pope County

centennial program, 30:285
county fair, history, 22:442
courthouses, 11:337, 38:189n
described, 12:259
electric utility, 40:315
Farm Holiday activities, 51:276
in fiction, 20:354
government, 10:464
history, 9:423, 11:466, 40:363
Lutheran church, 19:125, 23:198, 24:92
map, 3:310
milling, 21:218
Norwegian settlement, 12:277, 24:92
notes, 10:100
Old Settlers' Association, 10:464
pageant, 6:395
pioneer farming, 37:204
press, 19:125
Scandinavian settlement, 6:371
schools, 11:223, 16:243, 17:239, 18:64, 18:445, 26:183, 26:390, 26:398
settlement, 10:285
War History Committee, 23:392, 24:185

Pope County Historical Society, 16:241, 20:354, 21:109, 21:218, 22:442, 41:392

activities, 16:243, 18:64, 18:110, 18:445, 19:361, 20:457
collections, 30:401
finances, 25:209
meetings, 19:471, 27:266, 28:195, 29:181
museum, 19:471, 20:458, 21:338, 24:380, 26:389–26:391, 27:76, 28:88, 28:297, 42:68
organized, 14:237
projected, 13:120, 13:453
WPA projects, 17:122, 17:232, 17:530, 20:97, 20:213

Popelka, Josef, 15:31
Popelka family, Bohemian settlers, 15:30
Popenoe, Paul, Dr., 49:100, 49:106
Popham, Earle C., author, 15:477
Popham, Wayne, politician, 60:314–325, 60:317, 64:152
Poplar Creek, Northwest Angle, 34:7n
Poplar Island, 8:71
Poplar Islands, Pembina (ND), 46:117
Poplar Lake Lutheran Church, Polk County, 19:125
Poplar (MT), stop on Glidden tour, 38:214
Poplar Point, Manitoba, Dakota settlement, 41:16
Poplar River Township, Red Lake County, history, 38:204
Poplar trees, lumber industry, 56:264
Popovich, Peter S.

speaker, 28:300, 35:384, 36:108
statehood centennial emblem debate, 61:102–113

Poppe, Forrest R., biography, 16:337
Poppele, Jack R., 46:275
Popper, Samuel H., work reviewed, 35:289
Poppin' Fresh Doughboy, advertising icon, 57:1 (facing), 57:23, 57:29–30, 57:30
Popple, Beltrami County, in county seat fight, 23:30
Popple, C., 8:144n
Popple, Charles S., work reviewed, 25:279
Poppleton, ----, Missouri pioneer, 17:434
Popular Culture Association, publications, 47:258
Popular Front, Communist Party of the United States of America, 54:5, 54:6, 54:7, 54:11, 54:12, 54:13, 54:14 See also Communist party; Communist Party USA (CPUSA)

cultural strategy, 52:295–52:296, 52:300–52:302, 52:304–52:306
influence, 54:171, 62:149, 62:150

Population. See also Census

1810, 9:347
1860, 1:278
1950s, 60:275
Beltrami County, 49:66
black, 56:70, 56:71, 56:248, 57:420
Canada, 57:362
children, 44:287, 44:288
Chinese-American, 54:231
Chisago County communities, 43:255–43:269
Civil War and, 2:395
distribution, 9:391, 14:91
farm, 49:159
growth, 14:170, 14:253, 14:407, 16:428, 17:276, 21:225, 21:372, 21:438, 23:87, 24:308, 54:148, 56:188
Indians, 56:182 (table), 57:380
Jews, 52:168, 52:177
Lake County, 46:51, 46:54, 46:55
metis, 56:190
Mexican American, 58:207
Michigan Territory, 25:271
Midwest, 3:403, 3:406, 13:435, 16:109, 51:124
Minneapolis, 45:60, 45:62, 49:20, 49:66, 50:66, 55:76, 57:94, 57:388, 57:390, 58:257, 58:262, 58:272, 58:300, 61:48–49
Minnesota, 2:115, 2:119, 2:131, 2:330, 2:331n, 2:394, 16:469, 18:87, 19:358, 23:87, 50:74, 54:214, 54:218, 56:27, 56:419, 56:421, 57:359, 57:435, 58:99, 61:48–49
Minnesota Territory, 55:218, 55:219, 56:71, 56:158, 56:164, 56:169, 56:187, 56:203, 56:231
in new countries, 10:16–10:23
North Dakota, 49:181–49:182, 49:189, 49:190
Ojibway Indians, 48:159, 48:237–48:240
Pembina, 56:247
race and, 56:182–183, 56:412
Richfield, 61:49, 61:57, 61:60
roads and, 56:257–258
St. Anthony, 44:58, 46:131, 49:43
St. Cloud, 49:79
St. Louis County, 46:51, 46:54, 46:55
St. Paul, 44:255, 44:265, 46:131, 46:221, 46:223, 46:244, 47:240, 47:242, 50:66, 53:275, 53:278, 55:141, 56:181, 56:212
Stillwater, 46:131, 49:66
suburban post-WWII development, 61:48
Winona County, 49:147
Wisconsin, 46:48, 56:354–355
Yankee, 57:334

Populist movement, 56:412 See also Farmer-Labor party; Knights of Labor; People's party

anti-Semitism, 46:109n
conventions, 22:162, 39:100, 39:101
economic aspect, 21:94, 51:283
elections, 56:333
history, 25:298, 26:171, 34:354, 36:34, 37:262, 38:387, 39:94, 41:48, 42:193, 42:229, 51:299, 52:209, 52:212, 52:291, 54:95–96
ideology, 23:283, 37:261, 38:235, 38:236, 39:83, 40:46, 40:95
influence, 22:78, 35:89, 35:97, 39:98, 39:293, 41:302, 51:17, 51:144, 52:79, 54:45, 56:331
leaders, 14:169, 35:61, 35:378, 36:109–36:126, 36:183, 37:181, 39:260, 39:343, 41:290, 41:293, 41:294, 46:102–46:111, 47:157, 48:178, 48:252, 52:102, 55:281
Midwest, 54:371, 54:372
origins, 18:106, 32:129–32:146, 36:101
psychological profile, 45:76, 46:122
railroad reforms, 57:200
social criticism, 43:297–43:302, 48:267
South Dakota, 48:226
in Spanish-American War, 41:4, 41:5, 41:6, 41:9
supporters, 52:80, 52:92

Populist party. See People's party
Porcupine Mountains (MI), 23:241, 23:242
Pork Bay, Lake County, fur trade route, 26:284
Pork-eaters (mangeurs-de-lard), in fur trade, 8:336
Porlier, ----, Montreal merchant, 11:237n
Porlier, Jacques, trader, 6:332, 12:233, 15:421
Pornography, protested, 48:233n
Porsche, Audrey, curator, 51:164
Port, Walter C., 16:347

canoe trip, 41:145, 45:150

Portage de L'Isle Fort, Ontario, trading post, 11:363
Portage des Chenes, Ontario, 12:375
Portage des Couteaux, 4:382n, 5:33
Portage des Sioux, Missouri, 9:354

treaty, 12:317

Portage Entry, Keweenaw Peninsula (MI), 34:248
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, 9:416, 33:71, 41:27, 49:77

Dakota settlement, 41:15, 41:16, 41:17, 41:21, 41:24, 41:27, 51:198
river port, 21:261

Portage Point, Lake Huron, 23:141
Portage River (MI), 23:238
Portages, 8:250, 56:126 See also Grand Portage entries; Savanna Portage, Aitkin County; specific portages

Big Stone Lake to Lake Traverse, 17:304, 17:307
Brule-St. Croix, 32:90, 32:186
Chicago River, 4:315
crossing methods, 23:239, 23:245, 23:246, 23:252
on Dawson Trail, 32:242
defined, 46:117
depicted, 54:124–125, 58:136
Falls of St. Anthony, 23:338, 32:96, 58:254, 58:255
Fox-Wisconsin, 2:584, 4:73, 6:366, 7:221, 7:288, 8:236, 8:239, 8:350
free use by British, 4:323, 5:26
in fur trade, 12:293, 12:360, 33:130
Great Falls, 52:81
Indians use of, 15:255
Knife, 4:382, 5:33 n
Lake St. Croix, 28:149, 28:232
La Loche, 25:90
legal aspect, 21:118
Mattawan, 8:237
Pokegama Falls, 5:37
Prairie, 5:578, 8:121, 8:122, 8:128
prehistoric, 15:155
routes, 54:127, 56:464, 58:134
Rove Lake, 29:134
St. Louis River, 23:245, 32:92, 32:94, 49:269
Sandy Lake, 7:312
Sault Ste. Marie, 7:163, 23:147
voyageurs crossings, 6:158, 8:257, 8:336

Portage St. Croix, Upper Lake St. Croix, 28:149, 28:232, 28:233, 28:235
Portage (WI)

history, 3:320, 11:452, 29:173
Indian Agency, 26:385

Port Arthur, Duluth and Western Railway, history, 57:272
Port Arthur, Ontario. See also Thunder Bay, Ontario

Dawson Trail, 32:242, 40:359
Finns, 48:175
lake port, 24:166, 25:54, 35:48

Port Arthur Cafe, St. Paul, 57:179
Port Austin (MI), location, 23:140n
Port Authority, St. Paul, 51:283
Porteous, ----, trader, 11:261
Porteous, John, papers, 5:518
Porter, Adelbert, 45:140
Porter, Berle, 44:307
Porter, Carrie L., 15:345
Porter, Charles W., author, 24:252
Porter, David D., 25:243
Porter, Edward D., agriculture professor, 16:352, 33:224, 37:22
Porter, Edwin S., film director, 54:352
Porter, Fitz John (Gen.), 25:36, 25:128, 25:132, 25:244, 52:123
Porter, George B., governor, 8:342, 8:345, 8:346
Porter, George F., diary, 26:380
Porter, Henry H., capitalist, 33:221, 57:200

author, 21:365

Porter, Horace P., Dr., journalist, 19:336, 24:264
Porter, Howard F., art dealer, 24:180, 30:20
Porter, J. A., 15:345
Porter, J. Henry, author, 26:380
Porter, James, businessman, 56:219
Porter, Jeremiah (Rev.)

diary, 18:47, 18:94, 34:219
letter, 12:226, 18:182
missionary, 12:229, 13:173, 50:32–50:35

Porter, John J., politician, 38:361
Porter, Joseph C.

review by, 50:255
work reviewed, 50:165

Porter, Josh, artist, 63:208, 63:210
Porter, Kenneth W., author, 12:91, 15:352, 15:531, 16:475, 18:76, 24:261, 26:73, 27:131, 39:254, 52:163

"Negroes and the Fur Trade," 15:421–15:433
work reviewed, 13:179–13:181, 43:39

Porter, Kirk H., author, 35:291
Porter, Mae R., author, 29:58, 29:60, 29:61
Porter, Marianetta, historian, 64:146
Porter, Robert Burton

editor, 47:257
historian, 52:125
work reviewed, 48:180, 49:348

Porter, Rufus

aeronaut, 41:245, 49:31
inventor, 38:168, 38:169, 38:171
work reviewed, 42:73

Porter, William A., speculator, 39:90
Porter, William L. (Rev.), 2:465
Porter, William T.

editor, 14:424, 15:384, 16:187, 28:340n, 35:330, 41:137
publisher, 41:217, 41:220, 41:225, 41:226, 41:227, 47:322n

Port Hudson (LA)

in Civil War, 25:353
siege, 5:331

Port Huron (MI), customs station, 20:255
Portland, St. Louis County. See also Duluth

land office, 12:387
roads, 16:291, 16:298
settled, 21:151
townsite, 37:112–37:144

Portland Cement Association, 64:163
Portland (ME), immigrant port, 20:252
Portland (OR), schools, 25:191
Portland Prairie, Houston County

agriculture, 20:162
history, 3:298

Portley, Ed, law enforcement official, 62:127
Port Louisa (IA), river town, 17:426
Portman, John, 16:400n, 16:425n
Port McNicoll, Ontario, lake port, 34:14
Port Nelson, Manitoba

exploration, 16:418n
post, 40:174

Port Royal, gunboat, 25:129
Port Royal, Nova Scotia, post, 40:188
Portugal

South American colonies, 8:19
trade with India, 35:151

Port Wing (WI), Swedish settlement, 41:101
Pose, 8:125, 8:127

defined, 6:158, 8:124n

Poseley, Judy, editor, 43:233, 43:314

work reviewed, 46:39

Posey, Chessley J., editor

"The Influence of Geographic Factors in the Development of Minnesota," 2:443–2:453
work reviewed, 1:319

Posey, Joe, 62:274–275
Posey, Walter B., author, 12:198
Posheensheen (the Sniveller), Sioux Indian, 2:497–2:499
Posner, Ernst, author, 28:69, 37:136
Post, Albert, work reviewed, 24:338–24:340
Post, Augustus, pilot, 54:333
Post, Charles F., 48:190, 48:191
Post, Charles M., 57:49
Post, Charles W., artist, 4:453, 50:276, 50:277

work depicted, 50:276, 52:149

Post, Charles W., entrepreneur, breakfast cereals, 59:9
Post, Charlie (son of Charles M.), 57:49
Post, Frank, interior decorator, 54:64, 54:65
Post, George, architect, 47:44
Post, Julia Gilbert (Mrs. Charles), 57:49
Post, Louis F., immigration official, 50:14, 50:15, 57:167
Post, Mary C., author, 15:252
Post, Ulilla Carl (Mrs. Walter T.), furnishes house, 48:188–48:191, 48:194–48:196
Post, Walter T., furnishes house, 48:188, 48:191, 48:194–48:196
Postage stamps. See Philately
Postal Transportation Service. See Railway Post Office (RPO), in Minnesota
Postcards

Austin, 65:118
Blue Mound, Luverne, 62:247
commemorative stamps and, 55:106–55:107, 55:110, 55:113, 55:114, 55:115, 55:116
Curt Teich, 54:375
depicted, 49:230–49:240, 54:305, 54:306, 54:308, 54:309, 54:310, 54:311, 54:312, 54:313, 54:314, 54:315, 54:333, 55:106–55:107, 55:113, 55:115, 55:116, 57:273 (cover), 57:297, 57:299, 57:302, 57:303, 57:304, 57:338, 58:1 (facing), 58:129 (cover), 58:134, 58:140, 59:115, 59:116, 60:340
Detroit Lakes fire (1914) depicted, 61:172
history, 54:304, 54:306–315
Hot Fish Shop, Winona, 62:287
Lake Minnetonka, 57:296–57:299, 57:302–57:304
Minneapolis City Hospital ambulance service, 63:115
Minnehaha Creek bicycle path, 62:91
Minnesota state maps, 61:289 (facing)
Ojibway depicted, 49:229–49:240
photographs as, 59:110, 59:112, 59:117–118, 59:119n
railroads, 56:148
Root River dam, Lanesboro, 62:167
Sunbonnet Babies, 62:34–35
uses, 49:229

Posters, historical value, 1:253
Post-it Note (3M), development, 58:167
Postl, Karl (C. Sidons, pseud.), author, 14:334
Post offices. See also Mail and mail service; United States Postal Service (USPS)

anti-Semitism and, 52:171
Buchanan, 52:282
Chicago, 40:87
Chisholm, 63:206
Cook County, 35:246
Crow Wing County, 22:344
Duluth, 15:467, 34:185
on frontier, 50:138
Grand Rapids, 63:206
history, 46:255, 53:84
International Falls, 63:206
Martin County, 22:441
Minneapolis, 65:153n13
Minnesota communities, 17:485, 18:341, 23:25, 23:109, 28:82, 34:170, 35:16, 35:18, 35:112, 36:209, 36:210, 36:214, 36:215
murals, 53:180, 53:232, 63:206
North Dakota, 47:315
Railway Post Office (RPO), in Minnesota, 64:206–216
Red Wing, 63:87
regulations, 54:306
St. Paul, 55:106, 56:239
territorial, 26:174, 30:174, 40:79, 40:83, 40:84
wartime, 47:172
Winona, 63:246–259

Postuma, Bernie, baker, 64:56, 64:58, 64:60
Postuma, Judy, baker, 64:56
Post War Council (NY), donor, 23:393
Potatoes, 51:55, 52:78, 52:108, 56:98

during World War I, 59:276, 59:284

Potawatomi Indians, 4:281, 4:315, 6:297, 6:308, 10:213

lands, 57:287
language, 53:226
name, 65:199–200n1
Pipestone Indian Training School students, 62:68n
research collections, 52:160
Wisconsin, 58:64
World War I military service, 61:199

Potawatomi Island, Lake Michigan (WI). See Washington Island
Potgieter, ----, Dutch minister, 28:126
Potier, Pierre (Rev.), 2:419
Potomac River (VA), navigation, 5:222, 14:108
Potorf, Aubert C., professor, 51:113, 51:114, 51:117, 51:118
Potosi, Stevens County, post office, 19:239
Potowatomi Indians, 13:400, 19:304

culture, 37:174
depicted, 29:336, 33:20
in fur trade, 19:274
history, 47:117
Illinois, 36:191
Indiana, 29:335
Michigan, 46:163
Nebraska, 34:285
Radisson's visit, 13:260, 13:262, 13:399, 15:167, 15:171
traditions, 43:79
warfare, 13:401, 15:176
Wisconsin, 13:397, 13:402, 33:351, 47:79

Potsdam, Olmsted County, sandstone, 52:140, 52:141, 52:142
Potsdam Flouring Mill, Olmsted County, 40:126
Potter, D. D., teacher, 18:227
Potter, Daniel C., quarrying operations, 16:255
Potter, David M., author, 31:243, 34:310, 39:34
Potter, Edward C., sculptor, 59:139, 65:137
Potter, Franc M.

reviews by, 1:279–1:281, 1:419n, 2:189, 2:190–2:193, 2:221n, 3:30–3:32, 3:142

Potter, Israel, Revolutionary War prisoner, 33:346
Potter, Joshua, missionary, 6:203, 20:447
Potter, L. E., author, 10:355, 14:459
Potter, Linus, sketch, 1:419n
Potter, Marion E., 31:245
Potter, Merle, author, 10:102, 11:454, 12:202, 12:203, 12:333, 12:444, 13:215, 13:314, 13:446, 14:113, 14:117, 35:155

review by, 13:422
speaker, 13:73, 15:82, 15:219
work reviewed, 12:420–12:422

Potter, Mrs. Theodore E., teacher, 1:435, 1:436, 1:437
Potter, Parker B., Jr., review by, 53:334
Potter, Theodore E. (Capt.), author, 2:103, 2:474

"Recollections of Minnesota Experiences," 1:419–1:521

Potter, William H., 16:217
Potter Company, Aitkin, 33:14
Pottery

contemporary, 51:128, 60:45 (cover), 60:45 (facing)
factories, 33:229–33:235, 46:127, 48:44
Indian, 47:118
prehistoric, 16:3, 16:14–16:19, 16:481, 24:78, 25:156, 25:329–25:335, 26:387, 28:193, 31:166–31:171, 31:232–31:236, 51:59, 51:60, 51:61, 51:62, 53:33
women's history resources, 52:115

Pottgieser, Maria L., 18:321
Pottgieser, Nicholas, hotelkeeper, 33:197n, 55:351
Potts, Abbie A. Steele (Mrs. Thomas R.), 28:311n, 31:173
Potts, Thomas R., Dr., 7:102n, 14:295, 20:368, 28:311n, 31:173, 31:174, 55:274, 55:357, 55:358

career, 17:220, 21:343, 21:437, 36:282
Fort Snelling surgeon, 42:29, 46:131
health officer, 14:299, 14:301
medical association executive, 58:416n
MHS founder, 20:367, 61:25
papers, 16:71, 20:91, 30:298

Potts, W. S., druggist, 41:30
Potvin, Earl F., artist, work depicted, 51:165 (cover)
Pouchot, Francois, 32:233
Pouget, Emil, author, 49:74
Poulin, Narcisse, account book, 17:119
Poulson, Zacharia, sketch, 3:479
Poultry raising, 48:99

breeds, 54:250
history, 57:157
in Minnesota, 22:265
turkey production, 56:419
women's roles, 56:413

Pound, Arthur, author, 25:273
Pound, Ezra, author, 20:107
Pound, Louise, author, 28:186
Pounds, J. R., 54:313
Poussin, Nicolaus, artist, 38:345
Poverty, Minneapolis, 53:165
Povolney, E. M., 41:134
Powderhorn Lake, Minneapolis, 35:23, 49:289
Powderly, Terence V.

labor leader, 21:315, 22:326, 22:371, 22:382, 27:334
third-party leader, 9:224, 9:240

Powder River expedition (1865), 42:43, 42:47–42:53, 43:38
Powell, Abbie Davis (Mrs. Ransom), 63:91
Powell, Alice Semrud, artist, 55:261
Powell, Archibald O. (Col.), 3:332n, 3:358
Powell, Arthur, 35:84
Powell, Eleanor, actress, 44:108
Powell, Ernest S., Dr., speaker, 22:347
Powell, Jody, presidential aide, 60:96
Powell, John H., author, 23:326
Powell, John Walker, pioneer preacher, 31:82n, 35:77, 35:83, 63:90
Powell, John Walker, the younger, 35:84

author, 28:76, 28:286
career, 35:77
"A Summer in the Big Woods," 35:77–35:86

Powell, John Wesley (Maj.), geologist/surveyor, 24:62, 32:223, 50:165

Colorado River expedition, 52:49
geological survey, 7:307
journal published, 42:79

Powell, Lester D., Dr., author, 23:289
Powell, Louis H., author, 20:207, 26:164, 34:354, 35:244

"Around a Geologic Clock in Minnesota," 15:141–15:147
review by, 34:116
speaker, 15:220, 17:315
work reviewed, 36:33

Powell, Mary M., author, 30:74
Powell, Peter, trader, 22:282, 22:285

family, 22:287

Powell, Ransom J., lawyer, 4:293, 5:240, 11:206, 46:291

biography, 63:90–91, 63:99
career, 19:214, 63:90–91, 63:99–100
depicted, 63:85 (cover), 63:95
Ojibwe ancestry records, 63:94–99
papers, 20:33, 20:83, 21:316, 46:291
White Earth Reservation land, timber sales, 63:85 (cover), 63:85 (facing), 63:88–101

Powell, Rhoda (Mrs. John Walker), 35:77, 35:86, 63:90
Powell, Rose, 20:95
Powell, Walter D., author, 18:102
Powell, Webster, author, 46:4, 46:8, 46:10, 46:14, 46:16
Powell, William J., work reviewed, 50:83
Power, C. A. (Capt.), 9:229, 9:231
Power, George, farm, 26:90
Power, James B.

land agent, 36:68
land commissioner, 10:140
railroad agent, 47:20, 47:21

Power, Mrs. Charles E., 18:321
Power, Mrs. Charles M., 3:466
Power, Richard L., work reviewed, 34:81
Power, Victor L., mayor, 13:51, 51:70, 51:71, 52:262

in mine strike, 41:85, 41:86, 41:89, 41:91, 65:102, 65:104, 65:105, 65:107–108

Power for Living fanzine, 58:30, 58:33
Power lines. See Minnesota Powerline Construction Oral History Project; Utilities: power lines
Powers, ----, colonist, 19:41
Powers, --, policeman, 53:282
Powers, Elmer G., work reviewed, 45:159
Powers, F. W., Dr., 19:360, 23:296
Powers, George M., 20:141, 20:142, 20:144, 20:329
Powers, J. F., author, 55:333 (facing)
Powers, Joseph L., author, 31:58
Powers, Le Grand, labor leader, 14:153, 22:388
Powers, Marcella, 49:169, 49:170, 49:173, 49:177
Powers, Marla N.

review by, 50:166
work reviewed, 50:128

Powers, Minneapolis, department store, 64:139
Powers, Simon, stage owner, 40:387, 40:388
Powers, Thomas E., work reviewed, 46:207
Powers, Tom, author, work reviewed, 62:120
Powers, W. J. (Fr.), 43:92
Powers, Will, book designer, 57:215
Powers, William H., editor, 14:448
Powers Dry Goods Company, Minneapolis, 26:396
Powers Dry Goods Company, St. Paul, 48:120
Powers Mercantile Company, Minneapolis, 41:334, 53:94
Powhatan, steamboat, wrecked, 15:413
Powhatan Indians, in fur trade, 40:205
Powicke, F. M., author, 13:431
Powless, Robert E., reviews by, 44:118, 49:116
Powwows, 57:212–214, 58:63
Pradier, Edouard, mayor, 46:229
Praeger, Otto, postal official, 50:89
Prahl, Augustus J., author, 31:242
Prairie

described/depicted, 46:117, 46:225, 48:82
Indian attitudes toward, 50:291
preserve, 48:82
seasons, 48:72–48:82
wildlife, 41:218, 41:221, 41:226, 41:228

Prairie Bird, steamboat, 17:151, 18:372
Prairie City (IL), post office, 25:11n

academy, 25:12

Prairie du Chien, Hudson, and St. Paul Packet Company, 12:426, 13:234
Prairie du Chien Patriot, 15:467
Prairie du Chien (WI), 50:310 See also Fort Crawford (WI)

in 1849, 7:57
in 1871, 10:162
archaeology, 20:188
business, 17:389
Carver's description, 7:34
Catholic activities, 3:313
Catholic churches, 11:108, 17:475, 23:286, 30:5
census, 21:428
council of 1825, 6:404, 7:352
depicted, 16:53, 17:296, 17:298, 26:359, 28:277, 40:80, 42:113, 42:126, 52:225, 63:147
described, 5:62, 9:136, 12:159, 17:153, 18:154, 18:326, 33:116, 46:213
Dousman house, 17:344, 20:76, 20:339, 24:242, 25:409
in early 1800s, 63:147
in fiction, 34:219
French settlement, 23:343, 27:135
frontier life, 18:327
geography, 13:437
health conditions, 21:95
historic sites, 25:409, 37:40
history, 3:542, 10:217, 11:452, 17:196, 18:193, 21:98, 25:271, 25:272, 26:233, 29:173
Indian agency, 11:105, 11:431, 17:96, 25:89
land titles, 23:128, 24:176
life at, 3:377
mail service, 15:311, 30:196, 36:206–36:208, 40:78–40:80, 40:85, 40:86, 61:250
MHS tour, 36:240
newspaper, 29:359
pageant, 5:151, 5:241
pontoon bridge, 23:286, 25:198, 27:258
post, 11:384, 11:451, 15:379, 15:380, 17:335, 19:292, 19:456, 20:16, 20:205, 20:259, 20:261n, 20:262, 23:344n, 25:267, 31:212, 34:284, 34:286, 36:67, 40:23, 40:78, 40:81, 40:184, 40:186, 40:261, 59:186
Presbyterian church, 20:443
railroad, 20:256, 29:116, 56:225
railroads, 61:251–252
river port, 13:228, 13:231, 16:45, 17:486, 20:128, 20:394, 21:20, 22:27, 28:311, 29:126, 29:175, 35:355, 36:43–36:47, 40:79
road, 40:308, 40:387
showboat performances, 33:39
sketch, 7:367
sports, 14:222
stage line, 11:404
steamboat landing, 56:249
trade center, 11:98, 13:223, 13:225, 13:226, 15:343, 16:37, 19:294, 20:335, 42:126, 52:222, 52:223, 52:224, 54:105, 56:157, 56:181
trading post, 3:117, 5:409, 6:265, 7:35, 8:349
trail, 21:227, 22:203, 23:288
transportation, 2:330
treaties, 3:78n, 7:353, 10:329, 14:98, 16:472, 17:55, 17:475, 18:207, 18:404, 23:85, 28:277, 33:20, 35:24, 35:27, 36:148, 36:280, 62:8, 63:145, 63:147
treaty site, 48:25, 48:26, 48:65, 48:66
in verse, 14:227
in War of 1812, 12:234, 13:208, 16:223, 31:189
woodland tradition, 52:292

Prairie Farmer (Chicago)

centennial, 22:201, 23:283
history, 42:38

Prairie Indians, bandolier bags, 65:160 (facing)
Prairie Island, Mississippi River, Goodhue County, 5:387, 5:467, 9:20, 9:309

archaeology, 13:245, 25:398, 37:86, 37:136
fort, 19:214
history, 11:452
map, 37:273
MHS tour, 36:240
post, 11:381
Radisson's landing isle, 6:320, 6:321, 6:322, 13:245–13:255, 13:265, 13:395–13:402, 15:172, 15:318, 15:319

Prairie Island Indian Community (Sioux), 37:271–37:282, 41:299, 43:7, 60:231
Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant, 57:323
Prairie La Crosse. See La Crosse (WI)
Prairie la Fleche River, described, 4:425n
Prairie Lake, St. Louis County

archaeology, 55:55:327
fur trade, 20:11

Prairie Portage, Lake County (Minnesota, Ontario), 5:578, 8:121, 8:122, 8:128

canoe route, 38:29
geology, 13:406
post, 11:372, 12:375

Prairie Potowatomi. See Mascouten Indians
Prairie Queen, Fillmore County, church, 13:448
Prairie River, Aitkin and St. Louis counties

Beatlands, rammed-earth house, 63:334–342
exploration, 4:383
geology, 13:406
log drives, 33:19
logging camp at, 63:336–338

Prairie River, Itasca County, log drive, 24:192
Prairie Rose Bud, mission magazine, 11:94
Prairies

agriculture, 12:247, 54:144
archaeology, 51:59, 57:215
in art and literature, 52:80, 54:325–326, 57:216
attitudes toward, 58:17
breaking process, 12:55, 12:57
Canada, 12:198, 57:361–366
depicted, 56:48 (facing), 56:323, 56:327
described, 8:403, 8:414, 8:415, 10:318, 12:48–12:51, 12:272, 23:337, 54:79, 54:81, 54:84, 54:85
ethnic history and, 51:126
farmers' organizations, 51:271
fires, 10:283, 11:69, 11:72, 14:99, 20:145, 37:204
floods, 11:67–11:69
as frontier, 9:161–9:163
history, 55:183
Indian reservations, 54:237
Jeffers Petroglyphs, 56:305 (facing), 56:322–56:325, 56:326
Jewish homesteaders, 55:166–174, 55:179
life described, 55:230
map, 2:178
Minnesota, 9:193
pioneer life, 11:63, 11:71, 51:186–193, 54:49, 56:100
Polish communities, 58:17–25
politics, 54:95–96
railroads, 52:35
Red River Valley fires, 12:151–12:153
settlement, 2:248, 2:445
travel account, 35:239
travel routes and, 2:452
women and, 51:125–126, 52:64–68, 56:100

Prairie School movement

architecture, 54:235, 54:236, 63:241, 64:179
exhibits, 57:260

Prairie schooners. See also Covered wagons

described, 8:145
Pembina trail, 12:153–12:156

Prairieville (Shakopee), mission, 12:190, 16:333, 21:175
Prairieville (WI), frontier life, 27:153
Prang, Louis, artist, 43:271, 46:236n, 62:304

lithographer, 33:351

Pratt, Agnes V. (Mrs. Alberts W.), 15:195
Pratt, Albert H., speculator, 37:87
Pratt, Albert W., 15:195
Pratt, Alice D., work reviewed, 35:42
Pratt, Anne S., 19:35n
Pratt, B. F., ginseng buyer, 41:251, 41:252, 41:256
Pratt, Charles C., mill owner, 44:166
Pratt, Fletcher, work reviewed, 35:35
Pratt, George B., editor, 42:313
Pratt, Henry P., cholera victim, 14:297
Pratt, Jennie, speaker, 22:106
Pratt, Jon, 58:59
Pratt, Julius W., author, 16:223, 22:307
Pratt, Linda Ray, "Meridel Le Sueur," 62:70–76
Pratt, Martin V., 35:225n
Pratt, Mrs. Clarence, 9:178
Pratt, Richard, work reviewed, 40:45
Pratt, Richard Henry, military officer, 48:159, 49:92

biography, 17:200
educator, 51:84, 51:85, 51:86, 55:88
Indian boarding school founder, 58:225

Pratt, Robert, mayor, 17:382, 63:120
Pratt, Sophia C., teacher, 11:220
Pratt, William C., author/historian, 49:258, 56:463

review by, 49:161

Pratt, William M. (Col.), settler, 35:42
Pratt and Company, 40:185
Pratte, Bernard, 7:25
Pratte, Chouteau and Company, St. Louis, 7:28, 52:221

American Fur Company alliance, 7:23
papers, 5:504
upper Mississippi posts acquired, 7:29

Pratte family, in fur trade, 15:421
Pratt Institute, New York City, faculty, 55:258
Pratt v. Ind. School Dist. No. 831, 50:286
Praus, Alexis, author, 38:385
Pray, Augustus W., sawmill operator, 62:13
Pray, Helen, author, 7:194
Pray, Otis A., millwright, 18:208, 46:156, 58:264

papers, 46:156, 46:157, 46:161

Pray Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis, 46:156, 46:157
Preble Township, Fillmore County, Norwegian settlement, 12:268
Predmore, Olmsted County, railroad, 35:12
Preemption laws. See also Homestead Act of 1862; Land; Public lands

1830, 2:253
claimants described, 46:221, 46:225
defended, 22:241
effects, 19:200, 23:358
extentions, 22:229, 22:235, 23:162
facsimile claim, 50:147
frontier and, 13:106
provisions, 10:311, 22:234, 22:237, 22:239n, 27:293, 43:257, 46:216, 50:136, 50:144n
sketch, 2:428
squatters' claims and, 9:85, 9:90
women claimants, 50:135–50:148

Pregnancies and births, illegitimate, 65:229–241
Prehistory. See Archaeology
Preiss, Mrs. John, 10:96
Preller, Anne, Minnesota 2000 project, 56:431
Preload Corporation of Boston, 64:160
Premier art gallery, 63:269
Premier automobile, 38:207, 38:208
Premo, Steven, artist, 48:343, 50:128, 51:286

work depicted, 57:293

Prendergast, Harold, author, 15:456
Prentiss, Frank, guardsman, 45:132n, 45:140
Prentiss, Samuel L., 6:255
Presbrey, Paul W., author, 15:130
Presbyterial Institute, St. Paul, 14:147
Presbyterian church. See also Macalester College, St. Paul; Presbyterian missions; individual cities and church bodies

archives, 27:252
camp meetings, 31:79
churches, 57:40, 57:43
educational programs, 14:330, 30:244, 54:224, 54:226, 54:232, 54:233
in evolution controversy, 41:203, 41:206
frontier, 27:344, 36:192
general assembly, 2:465
history, 18:196
iron-range activities, 48:102, 49:241–49:251
Minnesota Synod, 5:390, 9:164, 11:41, 25:186, 25:399, 34:91, 54:328
papers, 44:57n
records, 53:211
Reformed Presbyterians (Covenanters), in Todd County, 61:316
source material, 9:405
in World War I, 3:547

Presbyterian College, Jamestown (ND), described, 20:444
Presbyterian Ministers' Association, Minneapolis, 41:205, 41:206
Presbyterian Mission Home, San Francisco, 54:224, 54:225, 54:226, 54:232, 54:233
Presbyterian missions, 5:358, 5:458, 6:87, 7:264, 8:256–8:259, 8:273, 8:360, 8:361n, 54:224, 56:253 See also Home Missions Board (Presbyterian church); specific missionaries and missions

Dakotas, 23:383, 35:167, 35:168, 35:170, 35:380
Fort Snelling, 18:197
Hazelwood, 1:298, 2:482, 2:495n
ideology, 21:71
Lac qui Parle, 1:327, 1:396, 2:494n, 2:522, 2:528, 2:543, 2:544, 12:339, 15:136, 16:483, 21:171n, 21:412, 21:434
Lake Calhoun, 9:164
to lumberjacks, 31:65–31:78
Mesabi district, 4:188
Minnesota, 3:39, 3:82–3:86, 3:88, 4:48, 20:447, 21:457, 40:1–40:11
Minnesota Valley, 16:357
missionary societies, 3:41, 3:225, 6:399, 10:78
mission interests, 41:22, 41:24, 41:25, 49:265
Nebraska, 35:380
Orr, 17:364
Payzhehooteze, 2:482
records, 16:313
St. Paul, 1:370
during Sioux War, 1:541
Traverse des Sioux, 2:482, 2:500, 2:502, 5:390, 6:86, 20:260, 21:171n
Wisconsin, 20:443, 28:395
women's society, 17:100
Yellow Medicine, 6:204

Prescott, Caroline (daughter of Philander and Naginowenah), 63:63
Prescott, George Washington, records clerk, 60:128 (facing)
Prescott, Harriet (daughter of Philander and Naginowenah), 63:62
Prescott, Hiram (son of Philander and Naginowenah), 63:63, 63:64, 63:65, 63:67
Prescott, Julia (daughter of Philander and Naginowenah), 63:64, 63:65, 63:67, 63:68n
Prescott, Lawrence Taliaferro (son of Philander and Naginowenah), 63:63–64, 63:68n

mill owner, 44:166

Prescott, Lucy (Mrs. Eli Pettijohn), Anglo-Dakota woman, 59:195n

acculturation, 63:59, 63:65, 63:66, 63:67
birth, 63:61
death, 63:66
early life, 63:65
education, 63:65–66, 63:68n
family tree, 63:63, 63:66
living arrangements, 63:66
marriage, 63:58, 63:64, 63:66

Prescott, Marie, composer, 44:137, 44:139
Prescott, Marion Robertson (Mrs. Lawrence), Anglo-Dakota woman, 63:67
Prescott, Mary, teacher, 13:140
Prescott, Mary Elizabeth (daughter of Philander and Naginowenah), 63:64
Prescott, Mrs. Henry C., 3:541
Prescott, Mrs. Philander. See Naginowenah
Prescott, Philander, 7:209, 21:163, 22:147, 22:152, 22:223, 31:207

author, 31:196, 31:202, 31:203, 31:208, 31:252, 40:139
career, 35:197
death, 12:133n
house, 22:155
interpreter, 11:184, 31:215, 48:201
letters, 5:61
mill owner, 44:166
papers, 30:320
postmaster, 36:207, 40:87
sketches, 5:390, 7:170
town founder, 36:280
trader, 12:119, 12:130, 12:164, 21:161n, 44:171, 47:84, 54:107, 62:51–52

Prescott, Philander, trader

children, 63:61, 63:63, 63:64
courtship and marriage, 63:60–63
cultural conflicts within family, 63:62
death, 63:64
depicted, 63:64
emotional breakdown, 63:63
employment, 63:61, 63:63, 63:64
family tree, 63:63, 63:66
living arrangements, 63:63, 63:64

Prescott, Sophia (daughter of Philander and Naginowenah), 63:64, 63:67, 63:68n
Prescott, William H., author, 40:313
Prescott, William (son of Philander and Naginowenah), 63:61, 63:62, 63:63
Prescott Journal, established, 17:385
Prescott Township, Faribault County, poor farm, 38:368
Prescott (WI)

architecture, 38:341, 38:343–38:346
band, 37:202
described, 17:279, 17:394
ethnic groups, 27:134
history, 11:452, 36:280
location, 49:130n
lumbering, 40:9
mail service, 36:212
market, 46:49
newspaper, 17:314
river port, 34:74n, 34:132
sketch, 4:204
trail, 21:227

Presentation Sisters (SD), 51:161–162
Preservation, historic properties, 51:145–152
Preservation Alliance of Minnesota, 51:151, 55:315, 55:319, 62:144

awards given, 59:332

President, steamboat, 18:452
President Grant, silk transport, 54:23, 54:26, 54:27
President Jefferson, silk transport, 54:23
President McKinley, silk transport, 54:28
Presley, B., 7:119
Presley, Elvis, entertainer, 53:131
Presley, Mrs. ----, piano owner, 39:319
Presque Isle, Lake Superior (MI), 23:141, 23:237
Presque Isle River (MI), 23:242
Press, Selma. See Larsen, Selma Press (Mrs. Arthur J.)
Press Club, St. Paul, 12:344
Press (Farmington), history, 15:245
Pressly, Thomas J., work reviewed, 34:81
Pressnell, Thomas H. (Pvt.)

author, 22:87
printer, 62:260, 62:262, 62:266

Press releases. See also Newspapers

theater, 53:241, 53:242

Press Women of Minnesota, 62:24
Prest, Jane Wilder (Mrs. George C.), reminiscences, 47:216n, 47:217, 47:218
Prestgard, Kristian, author, 5:516, 29:314
Presto. See Staples
Preston, C. P., 18:128n
Preston, Fillmore County

band, 18:467
churches, 14:451, 15:128, 21:449
county seat fight, 16:127
pageant, 11:333
scarlet fever epidemic, 20:225n
territorial newspaper, 56:224
town form, 57:333, 57:343

Preston, Frances F. C., letter, 2:580
Preston, Harriet, Dr., pioneer physician, 33:312
Preston, Howard H., author, 5:71
Preston, Jane (Mrs. Earl), state centennial commissioner, 61:109
Preston, John B., Union officer, 39:195n
Preston, Joshua, author, "Senator Allan Spear and the Minnesota Human Rights Act," 65:76–87
Preston, Marvin, 55:317
Preston, Pat, 55:3137
Preston, Sam, farm depicted, 51:276
Preston, W. T. R., author, 1:402
Preston, William, historian, 54:288
Preston, William, Jr., author, 38:334
Preston and Company, Chicago, 50:175
Preston and Nott Company, Minneapolis, 50:175
Preston Lake, Renville County, in Sioux (Dakota) War, 12:302, 12:303, 38:279n
Preston Lake Township, Renville County, 10:98

school, 25:102

Preston Republican, anniversary edition, 16:127
Preston Township, Fillmore County

Norwegian settlement, 12:268
pioneer life, 10:97

Prestressed concrete, 64:158–172
Prestressed Concrete, Inc. (PCI), 64:163, 64:164, 64:166, 64:168
Prettyman, William, 16:425n
Pretty Sounding Flute, Stella, Dakota spokeswoman, 57:323
Preus, Christian K., biography, 5:234
Preus, H. A., pastor, 50:300
Preus, Herman Amberg, editor, 52:128
Preus, Jacob A. O., politician, 36:103, 41:332, 51:225

governor, 4:32, 4:183, 5:67, 5:223, 5:307, 5:312, 5:348, 5:378, 5:455, 6:205, 6:214, 7:288, 14:437, 36:239, 40:148, 41:332–333, 47:150, 50:39, 50:91, 51:226, 51:227, 55:261, 64:116, 65:127
"Knute Nelson," 5:329–5:347
papers, 15:61
speaker, 4:299, 4:336, 4:471, 5:154, 5:370, 5:435
state auditor, 53:23

Preus, Linka (Mrs. H. A.), diarist, 50:300
Preus, Mrs. Jacob A. O., 4:74
Preus family, 5:234
Prevost, George, 6:338
Prevot, Angelique, baptismal record, 8:33
Prevot, Francoise, baptismal record, 8:33
Prevot, Margaret, 8:33
Prevot, Paul, 8:33, 8:34
Pribilof Islands (AK), seal fisheries, 40:217, 51:107
Price, Bruce, architect, 53:198
Price, D. C., author, 16:493
Price, David, Cook resident, 62:24
Price, E. V., 17:366
Price, Edward T., geographer, 57:333
Price, H. Bruce, editor, work reviewed, 9:62
Price, H. Douglas, political scientist, 62:290
Price, Hiram, Indian affairs commissioner, 52:6, 52:7, 52:8, 52:9, 52:10, 52:11
Price, James, pioneer, 23:401
Price, Jay, forester, 58:141
Price, John T., editor, work reviewed, 64:132
Price, Joseph C. (Rev.), 43:293
Price, Leontyne, singer, 39:63
Price, Michael B., art professor, 55:366
Price, Milo B., Dr., speaker, 9:312, 11:286
Price, Richard R., author, 6:309
Price, Robert, businessman, 61:349
Price, Robert, work reviewed, 34:201
Price, Sadie R., author, 29:176
Price, Sterling (Gen.), Confederate officer, 25:28, 25:29, 34:305, 40:283–40:286, 40:290, 40:291, 57:276
Price, Susan Davis, author, 57:326

work reviewed, 55:89–90, 61:331

Price, Warwick J., author, 26:306
Price, Willard, author, 36:237, 38:384
Price Control Act (1942), 48:129
Prices

agricultural, 48:129, 49:163, 49:197, 50:139–50:146
board, 48:188
fire engines, 50:178
furniture, 48:190, 48:194
house, 48:106
land, 49:163, 50:136, 50:137, 50:139, 50:142–50:146
rents, 48:97, 48:101, 48:188
summer cottages, 48:117
wartime controls, 47:172, 47:182, 48:129, 49:226
wheat production, 58:262

Prichard, James C., ethnologist, 50:255
Prichard, Walter, author, 31:64

review by, 31:48

Prichard, William, 3:225
Prichett, Agnes, 56:415
Priddy, Bessie Leach, 51:207
Pridemore auto, 43:104
Pride of '99 Chapter No. 177, children's club, 50:57
Priest, Loring B., work reviewed, 23:163
Priestley, Herbert I., author, 2:471

work reviewed, 11:77

Priestley, Thomas, diary, 17:98
Priestly, W. M., 59:338
Prignitz, Christian, surveyor, 18:466, 56:346

plat depicted, 56:346–347

Prim, Juan (Gen.), 25:137
Primakov, Evgenii, Soviet politician, 61:352
Prime, W. C., excursionist, 15:406, 15:413, 15:414
Primm, Wilson, author, 33:132
Primmer, George H., author, 15:482, 16:482, 18:343, 19:110, 19:113, 20:83

"Pioneer Roads Centering at Duluth," 16:282–16:299
speaker, 15:138

Prince, A. E., author, 25:199
Prince, Frances, 7:290, 42:70
Prince, John S., 7:50, 7:360, 10:399, 14:272

businessman, 58:411
house, 34:101, 34:102, 34:215, 42:70
mayor, 14:299, 38:290, 38:293, 40:223, 57:117, 61:29
parade marshal, 44:223
scrip transactions, 62:13

Prince, John S., bicycle racer, 62:86
Prince, Mrs. John, 57:117
Prince, William I., 54:162
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Indians, 41:23, 41:24, 41:27, 51:198
Prince Edward Island, Canada

banking, 42:272
colony, 24:41, 39:166
Selkirk colony, 2:31, 5:404
women, 48:21

Princell, J. G., 55:87
Prince of Wales Fort, Manitoba, 40:190
Prince of Wales Hotel, Alberta, 44:188
Prince (Rogers Nelson), musician/rock star, 54:140, 58:30, 58:32, 58:33, 58:37, 58:38, 58:64 (facing), 65:41 (facing)
Prince Rupert, steamboat, 21:259n
Prince Society, 7:341
Prince Society of Boston, 54:142
Princess Theater, St. Paul, 53:325
Prince Stevens, racehorse, 41:383
Princeton, Mille Lacs County

clubs, 16:367
county seat, 4:243
depot depicted, 44:188
GAR post, 16:431, 47:134
garrison, 38:286
high school depicted, 59:128
history, 4:170, 13:452, 35:152
Main Street depicted, 59:126–127
Methodist church, 17:230
school district reorganization, 59:124, 59:126, 59:127, 59:128
sketch, 8:210
war prisoners, 44:293

Princeton Civic Betterment Club, 16:367
Princeton Rod and Gun Club, 16:367
Princeton Union, 48:284n, 56:331

school district reorganization issues, 59:127, 59:128, 59:131n

Prindle House, Duluth, 57:260
Pringle, Henry F., author, 27:133, 29:258
Pringle, Mrs. Henry, Hastings hostess, 37:201
Pringle family, in Hastings, 22:89
Prins, A. J., author, 18:339
Prins, D., 28:129
Prins, Martin W., Jr., financier, 18:338, 36:104, 53:216, 53:217, 53:218, 53:219, 53:220
Prins and Koch, colonizers, 18:338, 28:124, 28:126
Prins and Zwanenburg, bankers, 53:216, 53:217, 53:219, 53:221
Prinsburg, Kandiyohi County, Dutch settlement, 28:126, 28:127, 36:104, 53:216, 53:218, 53:219
Prins Willem IV, motor ship, 34:356
The Print Collector’s Quarterly, 64:236
Printing

in Americas, 18:450
bibliographies, 13:436, 26:72
books depicted, 55:333 (facing)
business letterheads, 61:132–147
cooperatives, 57:396
by deaf, 17:227
fine-art books, page depicted, 54:97 (facing)
First Minnesota Volunteers typographical fraternity, 62:258–267
Goodhue printing press controversy, 56:393–402
history, 52:156
newspapers, 13:107, 20:461, 53:251, 62:261–262
pioneer, 12:98, 13:109–13:111, 13:211, 13:317, 13:335, 13:336, 14:447, 15:1–15:25, 18:454, 19:431, 26:178, 26:293, 30:327, 36:189, 36:276
postcards, 54:306–315
printing presses depicted, 56:396, 56:400–401, 62:259
type case depicted, 61:135
type foundry catalogs, 61:147n
unions, 21:376, 21:378

Printmaking

exhibitions, 51:34–35
Federal Art Project, 53:178
fine arts, 64:234–247

Prior, Charles H., 63:175

house, 63:175
sketch, 5:469

Prior, Jessie R., entrepreneur, 53:72
Prior, John, 4:198
Prior Building, Minneapolis, 63:175
Prior Lake, Scott County

Dakota reservation, 43:7, 60:231, 63:68n
mounds, 9:99, 15:149
name, 63:175
resort, 36:92

Prisoners of war, German

camps described, 54:114–116
depicted, 54:112, 54:118, 54:119
escapes, 54:116–123

Prison Mirror (Stillwater)

established, 17:386
policies, 29:322, 29:324

Prisons

federal, 55:294, 55:296, 55:299
state, depicted, 56:252
territorial, 56:251–252
warden's house, Stillwater, depicted, 56:251

Pritchard, Hugh, 16:231
Pritchard, John W.

author, 3:547
in fur trade, 5:409, 5:410n
letter, 12:437

Pritchard, Sam, 16:231
Pritchett, Dallas Wethern, Sea Wing photographs, 52:74
Pritchett, John P., author, 5:464, 6:293, 7:91, 7:292, 9:191, 10:207, 10:348, 12:200, 12:441, 24:179

editor, 12:95, 12:437, 22:331, 25:200, 27:62
review by, 6:54–6:56
reviews by, 11:85–11:87, 12:419, 13:186, 13:298, 13:300, 14:204, 15:333–15:335, 16:460–16:462
"Sidelights on the Sibley Expedition from the Diary of a Private," 7:326–7:335
"Some Red River Furtrade Activities," 5:401–5:423
speaker, 5:432, 7:256, 12:287, 13:105
work reviewed, 24:152–24:154, 31:239

Pritz, Mrs. William H., 38:81
Pritzker, Sam, award recipient, 61:86
Private (pseud.). See Nelson, Ole
PRN Productions, Inc., Chanhassen, donations, 58:64 (facing)
Probstfield, Catherine, 46:250
Probtsfield, Randolph M., Clay County pioneer, 20:454, 34:357, 46:250

diary, 29:357, 35:97
hunter, 30:126

Proclamation of 1763, 6:64, 9:149, 11:243, 15:95
Proctor, Ellen, author, 31:146
Proctor, Henry (Gen.), letter, 5:467
Proctor, John S.

house, 38:339, 38:352
prison official, 37:142, 37:143, 37:146
surveyor general of logs, 31:33

Proctor, post office, 34:186
Proctor, Richard A., astronomer, 39:115
Proctor Journal, history, 35:152
Proctor Knott, St. Louis County, American Railway Union chapter, 52:209
Proctor (VT), Swedish settlement, 5:517
Producers and Consumers Conference (1917), 43:47, 64:229
Proehl, Henry F., 51:272, 51:274
Proehl, Wilhelm, journalist, 12:195
Proescholdt, Kevin, wilderness advocate

"Bud Heinselman and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 1964-65," 64:70–84
review by, 57:157, 64:218
"Untrammeled Wilderness," 61:114–123

Proetz, William F., police chief, 44:262
Prof. Stevens' Full Jazz Band, 59:98
Professional Golfers Association (PGA), racial integration, 58:382–393, 58:392n, 58:393n
Progress, The, newspaper, White Earth Reservation, 65:188–200

resistance writing in, 65:189, 65:195, 65:196, 65:197, 65:199
seizure of, 65:189, 65:191, 65:192, 65:196, 65:199

Progressive Age, 36:119
Progressive Bookshop, Minneapolis, 52:294, 52:296, 52:298
Progressive Citizens of America, 34:189
Progressive Education Association, 21:62
Progressive Era

City Beautiful movement, 62:229, 62:234
reforms, 54:373, 62:228, 65:192–193
woman suffrage and, 54:371

Progressive Farmers of America (PFA), 51:168, 51:177
Progressive League, Minneapolis, 40:321
Progressive movement

anti-trust cases, 55:123, 56:357 (facing)
Colorado, 23:263–23:265
in education, 55:374
eugenics and, 59:238
evaluation, 35:89, 36:97
financial policy, 39:293
Goodhue County, 57:323
history, 27:132–27:134, 28:372, 33:41, 40:46, 43:35, 43:229, 44:152, 44:191, 51:299
ideology, 51:236, 54:258
leaders, 43:117, 55:281–282
Minneapolis, 45:3, 45:7, 45:8, 58:295–58:297
North Dakota, 36:34, 48:92
Norwegian Americans and, 52:95, 53:165
philosophy, 42:244, 42:280, 43:172, 43:229, 45:61, 45:67, 48:128, 50:38
primaries and, 55:152
reforms, 51:204, 57:54, 57:200, 57:203, 57:204–57:205, 58:54
Wisconsin, 35:236, 35:241, 43:229, 48:263

Progressive party, 6:195

"Bull Moose," 52:184, 52:187
elections, 45:74, 48:286, 57:426
history, 6:53
Iowa, 2:34
leaders, 18:316, 18:423, 21:69
Minnesota, 17:213, 33:158, 34:193, 34:194
platform, 11:446, 42:229, 43:74
popularity, 52:194
Wisconsin, 43:86, 51:196

Progressive Taxpayers Club, Crosby, 58:173–58:174, 58:178
Prohibition movement, 4:86, 9:234, 9:239, 9:373, 43:68, 56:412, 58:251 See also Liquor and liquor traffic; Temperance movement

1855 platform, 2:26
among pioneers, 5:394, 61:19–20
Andrew Volstead as author of Volstead Act (National Prohibition Act), 63:312–323
English attitude, 3:263
on frontier, 8:411
Furness colony, 10:141
Good Templars' platform, 4:193
history, 3:102, 53:128
Iowa, 34:22n
Kandiyohi County, 4:339
leaders, 45:67, 47:309
legal uses of alcohol during, 64:314
liquor-running, 50:92
McLeod County, 2:186
Minneapolis, 46:339
Minnesota, 9:344, 33:156–33:163, 51:199, 51:323, 52:196, 52:197, 57:323, 61:280
Missouri, 49:345
national legislation, 51:299
newspaper commentary, 52:80, 55:231, 63:316–318
North Dakota, 51:292, 51:293
opposition, 63:309 (cover), 63:309 (facing), 63:318, 63:320–322
opposition to, 30:26
perfume and liquor conspiracy, 64:308–319
in politics, 43:75, 44:150
repeal, 28:55, 46:257 (cover), 52:172, 52:195, 53:259, 56:405
Republican legislation, 52:120
root-beer sales and, 53:256
slogan, 47:157
social groups, 43:75
societal changes from, 63:323
in South, 3:257
support for, 63:318–319
in United States, 8:441
woman suffrage alliance, 63:315–316

Prohibition party, 18:110, 42:229, 47:157, 48:252, 56:333

election returns, 52:184
New Times criticism, 52:192
platform, 35:291
reform programs, 52:187

Project 80, parks study, 44:94, 44:95
Project E-Quality, Moorhead State Teachers College, 51:23–33
Project for Automated Library Systems (PALS), 52:116, 52:154
Prokes, Joseph N., 2:434
Prokopec, Myrtle Gilbertson, 65:165
Prom Center, St. Paul, Black Music Awards presentations, 58:37
Promethean Club, Minneapolis, 52:297, 52:299
Promontory Summit (UT), transcontinental railroad completion, 57:201
Prophet, Shawnee leader. See Tenkswatawa
Prophet of Smoke, 62:236
Proshan, Chester, author, 50:132
Proshek, Charles E., 41:282
Prospect Park, Minneapolis, 8:213

water tower, 49:19, 49:28, 60:131

Prospect Park Methodist Episcopal church, Minneapolis, 5:60, 5:375
Prosser, Richard S., author, work reviewed, 40:315, 61:127
Prosser, Thomas, 11:94
Prost, Jack H., anthropologist, work reviewed, 63:36
Prosterman, Leslie, review by, 56:301–302
Prosthetics, manufacture, Twin Cities, 57:95
Prostitution

convictions, 56:367, 56:368
Duluth, 47:196, 47:197, 47:198, 54:215
East Grand Forks, 51:292–300, 52:195, 52:197
Minneapolis, 46:191, 46:339, 58:296, 58:297, 58:299, 64:226–227
newspaper coverage, 52:94
prostitutes, 52:216, 52:217
St. Paul, 47:242–47:248, 50:241–50:251, 53:285, 56:379, 57:53–54
Salvation Army's attitude toward, 65:232, 65:240n5
San Francisco, 54:224, 54:226
sexual attitudes, 50:241–251
tongs, 57:174

Protestant church, 5:196, 55:330, 57:114, 57:115, 57:118 See also Protestant missions; specific denominations

among ethnic groups, 15:26, 15:31–15:36, 31:29, 31:31, 31:112, 35:33
assimilation and, 50:130
Canada, 17:454
Catholics and, 43:61, 45:237–45:238, 47:72, 49:272, 49:273, 49:278, 49:279
church-state controversy, 53:295, 53:298, 53:299, 53:300, 53:301, 53:306, 53:308, 53:310, 61:367
Far West, 51:236–237
first in Minnesota, 1:295, 5:245, 5:521
Fort Snelling, 16:354
frontier, 20:27, 29:81, 33:373
fundamentalists, 43:26, 43:28, 43:29, 52:17–26
interfaith cooperation, 38:335
Ku Klux Klan and, 61:363, 61:366, 61:367
in politics, 49:158
St. Paul, 56:199
women, 52:216

Protestant Episcopal church. See Episcopal church
Protestant Home for the Aged, St. Paul, 45:260, 45:262

history, 38:74–38:85, 38:370

Protestant Minnesota Council of Churches, 53:301
Protestant missions, 44:316, 47:72, 54:224, 54:226, 57:216 See also Protestant church; specific denominations

Canada, 28:61
to Chippewa, 16:216, 17:351, 17:391, 31:54
history, 15:211
Indians' attitude toward, 39:292
Minnesota, 10:121
Minnesota communities, 15:242, 16:129, 17:224, 27:263
Oregon, 26:56
Red River Valley, 20:327
Red Wing, 6:264, 9:67
schools, 15:111
to Sioux, 15:126, 15:273–15:281
in West, 11:429, 51:236–237

Protestant Orphan Asylum, St. Paul, 21:343, 21:455, 39:56, 56:105
Protivin (IA), Czech community, 41:135
Protter, Peter W., 53:281
Proudfit, S. V., state commissioner, 53:22
Proudfoot, Malcolm J., geographer, 61:309
Prouleau, Charles, 39:304
Proulx, Paul, depicted, 49:179
Prout, Briton C., miner, 25:411

author, 27:82

Prout, Clarence, 13:289

author, 35:98

Prouville, Alexandre de, Marquis de Tracy. See Tracy, Alexandre de Prouville, Marquis de
Provanche, Francois, voyageur, 18:240
Provencalle, George, portrait, 11:88
Provencalle, Louis (Louis Le Blanc, Lablanc, Skadan), 1:383, 2:484n, 4:417, 4:424, 4:425, 4:426, 10:297, 10:389

cabin, 12:452, 20:268
sketch, 2:501n
trader, 6:409, 16:73, 16:300, 20:259–20:268, 20:430, 21:44, 21:162, 31:198, 32:71, 37:33

Provencher, Joseph N. (Fr.), 8:428

bishop, 21:432, 24:43, 29:81, 29:267, 40:313
missionary, 11:307, 20:204, 24:42, 24:179, 35:282
papers, 12:82, 13:426, 21:205, 34:352

Proverbs

frontier, 28:371, 30:135–30:137
Minnesota, 27:33–27:36
Wisconsin, 30:248

Providence Public Library, endowment, 55:125
Provincetown (MA), art community, 55:254, 56:351
Provincinal. See Provencalle
Provine, W. A., letter, 3:445
Provost, Paulette, lumberman, 24:201
Proxmire, William, senator, 51:196
Prucha, Francis Paul (Fr.)

"An Army Private at Old Fort Snelling," 36:13–36:17
"Army Sutlers," 40:22–40:31
author, 24:352, 28:307, 29:287, 33:316, 34:42, 34:220, 40:42, 41:103, 52:332
editor, 52:125–126
"Fort Ripley," 28:205, 28:224
historian, 51:236, 57:4
"Minnesota 100 Years Ago," 34:45–34:53
"Minnesota's Attitude toward Secession," 24:307–24:317
reviews by, 34:38, 35:35, 37:34, 37:338, 41:95, 47:73
"The Settler and the Army," 29:231–29:246
speaker, 40:150
work reviewed, 33:262, 36:148, 38:191, 39:254, 41:338, 43:277, 47:72, 48:128, 49:252

Prucha, Jan, 15:35
Prucha, John J., work reviewed, 54:191–192
Prud'homme, L. A., author, 4:287, 9:190
Prud'homme, Paul (Rev.), 52:127
Pruitt, Mary C., "Sabrie G. Akin and the Labor World ," 52:206–219
Prussia, emigration, 5:189
Prussians. See German people
Pryor, L. H., 9:258
Pryor, Milton N., police officer, 44:258
Przyjaciel Ludu (The People's Friend), 58:19
PSA. See Progressive Farmers of America
The Psychiatric Aid, 64:256
Psychology, of enlisted men, 3:163
Ptahotonpe (Lowing Buffalo), Sioux Indian, sketch, 2:513–2:517
Ptandootah (Red Otter), Sioux Indian, 10:170
Puans. See Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) Indians
Public Archives Commission, 2:97

surveys, 1:30, 1:39

Public Archives of Canada, Ottawa, 15:94

art collection, 14:284, 18:216, 28:282
collections, 46:174, 46:176, 46:177, 47:162
copying projects, 23:272, 39:165
described, 16:480
documents, 15:90, 16:200, 22:306, 22:429
organized, 17:7, 21:433

Public art

murals, 53:230–237
sculpture, 53:247–248

Public documents (MN), 9:175
Public gardens, Minneapolis, 53:166
Public health. See also Medicine; Nurses and nursing; specific diseases

birth-control movement, 54:359–370
clinic staff and visitors depicted, 51:49
family-planning pamphlet depicted, 54:364
history, 26:367, 27:27, 27:240, 27:340, 27:341, 28:49, 29:53, 34:34, 34:176
legislation, 21:358, 21:367
literature, 21:365–21:371
McLeod County, 20:102
Minneapolis, 51:44, 51:45, 51:47, 51:48
Minnesota, 19:111, 19:213, 21:358–21:362, 29:170, 34:316, 39:84, 53:42, 56:212
North Dakota, 12:328
pollution problem, 39:114, 40:132
poster depicted, 53:192
summer camps and, 58:69, 58:70, 58:72, 58:73, 58:74, 58:75

Public Housing Administration, Duluth, 46:15
Public Image Ltd., 58:32
Publicity Club (Minneapolis), 7:303
Public lands, 5:51, 5:132, 5:339, 5:531, 5:594, 6:52, 7:327, 10:453 See also Land; Land claim associations; Preemption laws

administration, 12:286, 12:379–12:389, 34:354
bibliography, 38:388
Chisago County, 43:257
colonies' claims, 4:237, 4:238
companies for purchase of, 4:240
cutover promotion, 56:354
disposal, 10:24
distribution, 1:529
for education, 9:143
enlistment bounties, 2:362
frontier, 43:276
grants, 1:126–1:129, 2:400, 2:581, 3:45
history, 2:428, 6:283–6:285, 38:201, 38:329
Iowa, 23:358
iron ranges, 19:85–19:87
legislation affecting, 5:342
maps, 51:35
military reservations, 28:216–28:224, 29:241–29:246
Minnesota, 10:92, 23:189, 24:174, 28:330, 29:222, 44:178, 47:72
mismanagement, 2:400, 2:408
Nebraska, 19:81–19:83, 39:261
Northwest, 9:118
park systems, 58:44, 58:48
policies, 1:272, 12:379, 22:227–22:248, 23:161–23:163, 25:69, 35:381, 51:76, 53:9, 53:10
preemption, 2:397
prices, 2:250, 2:251n
railroad grants, 22:229–22:233, 34:67, 47:212, 47:256, 48:265, 55:179
railroads, acquisition by, 10:128
records guide, 50:82
sales, 2:397, 6:103, 6:108, 17:416–17:420, 22:234, 22:236–22:243, 22:245–22:247, 39:85–39:92, 53:20, 53:21, 53:22
schools grants, 25:306
settlement, 1:52, 27:292–27:295
speculation, 22:236
surveys, 12:380, 22:228, 22:237, 22:240, 23:86, 24:252, 51:239–240
value, 25:183, 49:140–49:141, 49:143
veterans' grants, 34:4, 34:67, 39:241, 52:241–242
Webster's policy, 9:8–9:10

Public Ownership party, 33:158, 33:159, 45:4, 45:74, 52:87 See also Socialist party
Public Records Office, London, England, 5:213, 5:562n, 9:150, 17:7, 17:9, 17:94, 17:454
Public relations

settlement and, 54:49
theater, 53:239–245

Public Safety Building, St. Paul, 44:259, 44:262
Public Safety Commission. See Minnesota Commission of Public Safety (CPS)
Public utilities. See Utilities
Public work, history, 48:179
Public Works Administration, black workers, 57:422
Public Works of Art Project, 46:297, 47:104–47:105 See also Works Progress Administration: art projects

Minnesota, 52:276, 53:172, 53:179

Publishers and publishing, 52:156, 56:419
Publix Theater, 53:325, 53:326
Puck, political cartoons, 51:99, 51:100, 51:101, 51:102, 51:103, 51:104, 51:105, 51:109
Puckett, Kirby, baseball player, 55:233 (facing), 56:49 (facing), 56:428
Pueblo Indians, 5:227

corn raising, 51:195
culture, 48:340
land, 43:153, 49:252
missions, 48:127
music, 12:326, 62:219, 62:223
social organization, 40:358

Puente, Carolina Nuñez, author, 62:74
Puerto Rico

archives, 2:49
ceded to U.S., 56:132, 61:299
cultural landscapes, 57:326

Puget Sound Agricultural Company, 27:38
Puget Sound Navy Yard (WA), 52:28
Puget Sound Town Site Company, 10:132
Puget Sound (WA)

mail service, 40:89
railroad, 41:180, 41:182, 41:185

Pugh, Bill, musician, 59:104, 59:105
Pugh, E. H., 4:275
Pugh, T. (Rev.), 13:148
Pugh, Thomas M., 4:275
Pugh, Zeke, speaker, 19:316
Pugin, A. W. N., architect/designer, 57:246
Puhler, Frederick, in Nelson-Kindred campaign, 5:92, 5:95
Puhlmann, August, building contractor, 59:183
Pulitzer, Joseph, publisher, 34:203, 56:130
Pulitzer Prize

recipients, 55:111, 56:315, 58:10, 60:139–140, 60:142n
South Dakota winners, 52:80

Pulli, E. A., speaker, 30:77
Pullman, George Mortimer, railroad magnate, 36:66, 36:122, 52:209, 52:252, 55:203

black employees and, 55:204
philanthropy, 60:22

Pullman Palace Car Company

1894 strike, 39:94, 39:101, 41:302, 41:303, 41:307, 50:333–50:334, 52:209, 52:211, 52:252, 55:205, 57:207
Battle of Gettysburg, thirtieth anniversary, 60:22
dining cars, 52:78
sleeping car porters, 55:202–215

Pullman Porters Benefit Association, 55:207
Pullman Porters Protective Association, 55:212
Pulozky, Francis, author, 29:154
Pulozky, Therese, author, 29:154
Pulsifer, Charles, missionary, 6:203
Pulver, Donald, artist, 63:271, 63:278
Pumpelly, Raphael, author, 40:141
Pumroy, Eric L., 55:332
Punderson, Carolyn E., speaker, 11:51, 15:241

author, 15:466

Punk rock, Minnesota bands, 58:29, 58:30–36, 58:38
Punteney, William F., steamboat captain, 33:16, 33:18
Puotinen, Arthur E., author, 48:175

work reviewed, 47:164

Puposky (Mud Lake), Beltrami County

mail service, 43:129
Polish settlement, 13:108
townsite, 43:130

Puppetry, education, 53:180
Purcell, Edward, Dr., army doctor, 14:98, 16:353, 18:400, 19:354, 21:101, 21:437, 25:399, 42:107, 42:110, 42:111

letters, 21:93

Purcell, Feick, and Elmslie, Minneapolis, architects, 62:83
Purcell, John B. (Bishop), 49:273
Purcell, L. Edward, author, 50:162

work reviewed, 45:159–45:160

Purcell, Richard J., author, 12:442, 13:213, 13:441, 14:230, 15:128, 16:114, 17:114, 17:115, 25:305, 30:69
Purcell, W. L., author, 6:81
Purcell, William Gray, architect, 40:97, 40:98, 40:108, 40:359, 46:78, 47:79, 54:236, 57:440, 60:271

work reviewed, 40:310

Purcell and Elmslie, Minneapolis, architects, 47:79, 50:120, 54:235, 54:236
Purcell-Cutts House, guide, 57:439–440
Purdue, Theda, 51:286
Purdue University, Indianapolis, 56:463
Purdy, Claude, theater director, 60:133
Purdy, Daniel, 15:484
Purdy, E. A., 5:455
Purdy, Ellison R., Quaker minister, 18:261
Purdy, Frederick, stone carver, 64:13
Purdy, G. A., county commissioner, 37:209
Purdy, Samuel, 15:484
Purdy, Tim I., author, work reviewed, 63:126
Purdy, Virginia C., 53:252
Purdy and Hutcheson, stone carving firm, 64:12–13
Pure Food and Drug Act (1906), 53:129
Purim, celebrations, 51:9, 51:12
Puritan, steamboat, 29:292
Puritanism, 3:253, 3:259, 9:21, 9:23

among immigrants, 22:72
influence, 24:48, 33:80
influence in Midwest, 3:403–3:405
Minnesota, 40:1–40:11

Purity Baking Company, St. Paul, 59:66
Purmort, Abner, letters, 21:415
Purmort, John E., diaries, 21:415
Purmort, Mrs. Abner, letters, 21:415
Purnell, Edmund, 19:450
Purner, Jerry (Capt.), river pilot, 1:543
Purple, Charles W., 18:128, 18:129, 18:145, 18:146
Purple Rain, album and motion picture, 65:41 (facing)
Purrington, Robert (Rev.), speaker, 12:453
Pursell, Carroll W., Jr., compiler, 40:360
Pursell, U. G., author, 1:59, 2:178
Pusey, Pennock, papers, 14:101, 17:211, 17:466
Pusterla, Attilo, artist, 65:22
Puthuff, William H., Indian agent, 19:305
Putin, Vladimir, Russian official, 61:358
Put-in-Bay, steamboat, 34:15
Putnam, Anna L., marriage, 54:109
Putnam, Frank E., speaker, 11:292
Putnam, George, newscaster, 61:225
Putnam, George, publisher, 57:436, 58:4
Putnam, Henry C., 25:70
Putnam, Henry R. (Capt.), 59:341, 59:342
Putnam, Herbert, librarian, 10:352, 21:113, 35:231, 35:232
Putnam, J. L., 8:314
Putnam, J. W. (Rev.), author, 1:67
Putnam, Jackson, author, 35:247
Putnam, James L., "The Yellow Medicine County Museum," 30:402
Putnam, Jay L., 18:337

collector, 30:404
speaker, 16:302

Putnam, Katherine, 17:62
Putnam, Robert W., banker, 51:168, 51:169, 51:170
Putnam, S. Newton, speaker, 18:110
Putnam, Samuel M., diary, 13:321, 14:65
Putnam, W. H., speaker, 11:219
Putnam Lumber Company, 54:60
Putnam's Monthly Magazine, 56:206
Putzier, ----, police officer, 47:241
Pye, James, 18:468
Pye, Watts O., missionary, 16:239
Pye, William W., author, 7:193, 11:337, 12:106, 29:96

speaker, 28:388

Pyette, Anna (Mrs. Peter), 59:231, 59:234, 59:235
Pyette, George and Nora, 59:234, 59:235
Pyette, Peter, jack-of-all-trades, 59:231, 59:232, 59:234
Pyle, Howard, artist, 20:82, 37:308, 38:245 (cover), 44:160, 46:155, 62:30
Pyle, Joseph Gilpin, author, 1:397, 4:203, 10:70

editor, 39:333
"James J. Hill," 2:295–2:323
librarian, 55:123, 55:124, 55:125, 55:132
speaker, 2:42
work reviewed, 2:272–2:274

Pylkas, Doris, teacher, 55:93 (facing)
Pyrography, kit depicted, 53:253