W–Index

W. A. Blanchard law firm, Anoka, 65:62
W. and J. Sloane, New York City, interior design company, 55:246–247
W. B. Castle, tugboat, 54:221
W. D. Washburn, steamboat, 11:206
W. D. Washburn and Company, papers, 2:277
W. G. and G. W. Ewing, fur trade company. See Ewing fur trade company (IN)
W. H. Mullins Company, Salem (OH), 60:24
W. J. Dyer, Minneapolis, organ and piano store, depicted, 56:464 (facing)
W. J. Dyer Company, St. Paul, musical instrument sales, 57:224
W. J. Young Lumber Company, Clinton (IA), 27:190, 39:211
W. Kline and Son, 6:49
W. T. Oxley and Sons, photographers, 59:118
W. W. Eastman Company, Minneapolis, 24:290
Waananen, P. W., Finnish settler, 61:16
Waanatan, Dakota leader, 41:15, 41:16
Waapashaw (Waa-Pa-Shau), Sioux leader. See Wabasha II
Wa-ba-nna-quat (Wabonaquod) (White Cloud), Chippewa/Ojibway leader, 21:337, 48:166, 52:7, 52:8, 65:196, 65:197, 65:198
Wabasha, Leonard, Indian Advisory Committee, 62:138
Wabasha, Wabasha County

bridges, 22:98, 23:290
button factory, 28:285
Catholic church, 15:128, 21:330
Dakota settlement, 63:68n
depicted, 36:191, 40:62, 40:77
described, 19:342
French voters, 13:217
GAR post, 16:430
German theater, 32:100, 34:242
Great Depression, 54:188
history, 2:51
Ku Klux Klan activities, 61:365
library, 19:239
located, 34:25n
name, 30:332
pioneer life, 56:164
population, 12:62n
post office, 36:206, 36:207, 40:83, 40:87
railroad, 15:493, 35:14, 35:15n
river port, 38:72
roads, 11:389, 11:393, 11:407, 19:103, 27:344, 40:233
sketches, 5:158, 6:83, 10:352
trading post, 8:357, 11:383
Turner societies, 55:332
volunteer guard, 16:177
wildlife, 30:223

Wabasha I, Sioux leader, 1:107, 2:422n, 2:492, 5:456, 7:36, 9:360, 10:64, 10:87, 13:373, 13:374, 48:64

biography, 50:336
British general, 47:27
family, 20:219
memorial, 40:21
sketches, 2:493n, 4:301

Wabasha II (Waa-Pa-Shau, La Feuille), Sioux leader, 12:234, 13:373, 13:374, 17:153, 17:154n, 17:155, 17:157, 17:296, 21:167n, 48:177

arrested, 31:214–31:216
career, 17:477
family, 20:219, 21:27n
treaty signer, 22:152n
village, 5:205, 5:251, 6:266, 7:268

Wabasha III, Sioux leader, 12:121, 38:131n, 45:84, 45:91, 45:92, 45:102, 45:105, 52:40, 56:160, 63:53–54

depicted, 63:54
family, 20:219
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:96, 38:106n, 38:130, 38:134, 38:141n, 38:144, 38:148
treaty, 38:147, 62:8

Wabasha County, 13:215, 16:372, 18:296

archives, 20:445
Buena Vista Sanatorium, 63:131
county seat, 13:215, 16:372, 57:335
ethnic settlements, 12:211, 13:217, 21:98, 40:328
geology, 39:132
Historical Society, 29:94
history, 20:218
hog raising, 26:114
Indians, 37:274, 37:275
Medical Society, 17:489
medicine, 26:96
newspaper bibliography, 5:502
notes, 6:220, 6:413, 7:94, 7:193, 9:79
pioneer life, 21:313, 39:201–39:204
politics, 40:324–40:327
poor farm, 38:368
population (1850), 2:120
racial classifications in territorial census (1850), 56:182
schools, 13:454, 47:180
source material, 20:462, 26:178
War History Committee, 23:392
wheat production, 29:2n, 29:13, 29:18n, 36:69

Wabasha County Herald-Standard (Reads Landing)

established, 14:397, 14:404, 15:86
name, 15:87

Wabasha Land Company, 62:9
Wabasha Prairie, 9:360 See also Winona (city)

located, 23:342n, 33:117n
mission, 8:308
Sioux village, 21:163n, 29:174
Winnebago encampment, 17:153, 17:155, 30:211

Wabasha Prairie Protection Club, 9:86, 9:91, 9:92
Wabasha Reservation, Lake Pepin, Wabasha County. See Lake Pepin, Mississippi River: mixed-blood reservation
Wabasha Roller Mill Company, 15:492
Wabasha Street, St. Paul, 3:64, 9:23, 65:121, 65:134n22

depicted, 33:197
victory parade depicted, 55:285 (cover)

Wabasha Street bridge, St. Paul, 3:59, 3:170n, 4:303

construction, 13:178n
depicted, 54:60–61

Wabash Land Company, 4:240
Wabash Railroad

ferry, 38:237
history, 52:331
route, 30:236

Wabash Valley, history, 24:343
Wabassimong (White Dog), Islington, Ontario, mission, 11:306, 12:318, 13:440
Wabasso, Redwood County

anniversary, 16:130, 16:252
high school, 27:81

Wabeke, Bertus H., author, 25:299
Wabeno (WI), logging museum, 24:364
Wabigoon, Ontario, Indians, 57:213, 57:214
Wabiko-digingjo, Joseph, Chippewa Indian, 39:304
Wacantoe, Sioux leader. See Blue Spirit
Wack, Henry Wellington, author/publisher, 5:523, 50:277, 58:71
Waconia, Carver County

churches, 12:206, 16:120
fruit raising, 21:85
German culture, 24:214, 32:100, 34:242
history, 50:328
sketches, 8:208, 8:312

Waconia, Goodhue County. See Frontenac: resort
Waconia Creamery Association, 24:190
Waconia Lake (Clearwater Lake), Carver County, 43:63, 43:65, 43:68, 50:328

carp control, 57:316
described, 12:336
railroad, 30:236

Wacouta (village), Goodhue County

hotel, 47:303
post office, 40:89
quarry, 37:290

Wacouta (Wakute, Wahkoota, Leaf Shooter), Sioux leader, 2:422n, 2:517n, 2:567, 12:121, 12:317, 15:247, 38:101n, 38:106n, 38:134, 38:144, 38:149
WACs. See Women's Army Corps
Wadd, John A., logger, 29:177
Wadd, John C., author, 29:177
Wadden, Etienne, murdered, 34:344
Wade, Benjamin F., 3:370, 22:409
Wade, C. G., 45:140
Wade, Delores, actress, depicted, 53:268, 53:271
Wade, E. P., editor, 43:284n
Wade, Frank H., hardware dealer, 58:248 (facing)
Wade, Henry H., mineralogist, 34:271, 34:273

author, 36:35

Wade, James F. (Gen.), 3:279n
Wade, Mark S., work reviewed, 13:302–13:304
Wade, Mason, author, 28:282, 35:151

work reviewed, 24:48–24:50

Wade, Rex A., speaker, 40:364
Wade, Wyn C., historian, 61:361, 61:367
Waden, Jean Etienne, trader, 33:261
Wadena, Chippewa leader, 9:266, 21:285, 30:396
Wadena, Jess, Ojibway, 48:154
Wadena, Wadena County, 10:141

history, 9:79
hotel, 46:61, 46:63, 46:64, 46:65, 47:21
mission, 20:90
platted, 57:3430
railroad colony, 23:371
sketch, 10:352

Wadena and Park Rapids Railway, 5:583
Wadena Barrel, drive-in, 53:258, 53:260
Wadena County

agriculture, 29:272
banks, 57:187
English settlement, 47:20, 47:21, 47:22, 47:23, 53:337
Finnish settlement, 25:318, 36:34
genealogy sources, 50:336
Historical Society, 17:358, 20:99, 29:182, 34:359
history, 51:163
name, 20:343
newspaper bibliography, 5:502
notes, 9:79
railroad colony, 10:143
reform club, 47:24
soil survey, 12:343
war history, 3:104

Wadena County Bank, Verndale, opening, 57:190
Wadin, Jane, 46:292
Wadin, Jean Etienne, 46:292
Wadsworth Trail (St. Cloud-Fort Wadsworth, Dakota Territory)

history, 10:466, 19:227
marker, 16:485

Waendelin, S., author, 15:355
Wagener, John, sheriff, 41:363n, 50:13, 50:14
Wagenknecht, Alfred, Communist Party member, 62:150
Wages

in 1930s, 41:164, 41:167, 41:169, 42:204
in 1940s, 61:93, 61:99, 61:101nn
agricultural, 51:163
artists, 56:92, 56:93, 56:94, 56:95
black waiters, 57:425
boilermakers, 53:133, 53:134, 53:141
CCC program, 48:296, 48:297
comparable worth, 52:292
construction worker on Thule Air Base, 65:7–8, 65:10
coopers, 57:388, 57:389, 57:391, 57:397–57:398, 57:399, 57:401
domestic, 59:52
in Duluth, 52:212, 52:213
farmers, 52:102
farm laborers, 50:138
foster children, 49:11
garment workers, 60:27, 60:29, 60:33, 60:39n
hotel workers, 57:423
immigrants, 56:338
iron miners, 51:63, 51:64, 51:65, 51:67, 51:68, 51:73, 51:74, 52:248, 52:253, 52:256, 52:257, 52:258, 52:259, 52:260, 52:262, 61:93, 61:99, 61:101n
lumber workers, 56:264, 56:265, 56:266, 56:267, 56:269, 56:270, 56:271, 56:272, 56:273, 56:275, 56:276
minimum wage law (1913), 59:55–56, 62:206
mining, 58:169, 58:170
Minneapolis, 52:171
pay equity legislation in 1980s, 61:70–71
police, 53:281
postwar, 56:60
prostitution and, 52:94
Pullman porters, 55:204, 55:205, 55:206, 55:207, 55:208, 55:211, 55:213, 55:214
railroad construction workers, 63:172 (facing)
railroad employees, 57:206
seamstresses, 59:52–53, 59:60n
shoe manufacture, 56:418
store clerks, 59:53, 59:54, 59:55, 59:56
sugar-beet workers, 58:196–58:197, 58:199, 58:200, 58:204, 58:205, 58:207
surveys of women employed outside the home, 59:52, 59:53, 59:55–56, 59:61n
teachers, 47:309, 52:75
theater, 53:246
women, 46:191, 46:200, 47:309, 48:247, 48:251, 52:71, 52:209, 52:210, 52:211, 52:212, 52:216, 55:43, 58:292, 58:306, 58:307, 59:52–53

Waggoner, Isaac N., steamboat interests, 13:233
Waggoner, Josephine, Dakota, 48:34, 48:35
Waggoner, Linda. M., work reviewed, 58:378
Waggoner, Mat, author, 30:275
Wagner, A. H., politician, 28:28
Wagner, Alfred (Fr.), 47:60
Wagner, Alfred (Fr.), Catholic priest, 58:422 (facing)
Wagner, Charles, 48:329
Wagner, Corydon, 28:51
Wagner, Harr, author, 9:71
Wagner, Henry R., author, 18:451, 34:303, 35:334
Wagner, Nancy O'Brien, historian

"Alice in France," 65:177
award received, 63:351
"Red Cross Women in France During World War I," 63:24–35

Wagner, Samuel T., 11:413
Wagner, Webster, 36:66
Wagner Act (1935), effect on unions, 57:423
Wagnild, O. J. (Rev.), author, 25:411
Wagoner, Nina, speaker, 28:88
Wagon trains, stereographs, 52:54
Wahcic, Albina J., author, 13:333
WAHD, Minneapolis, radio station, 16:483
Waheenee, Hidatsa woman, 5:150
Waheoka, Nicollet County, ghost town, 17:238
Wahkeeyah Hotonna, Sioux leader, 38:148
Wahkiyee (Bird), Anglo-Dakota woman. See Sibley, Helen Hastings (Wahkiyee [Bird]), Anglo-Dakota woman
Wahkon, Mille Lacs County, 2:285, 28:292

school band depicted, 59:125
school depicted, 59:120–121, 59:125, 59:126
school district reorganization, 59:124, 59:125, 59:126

Wahkon Lake, Mille Lacs County, name, 21:348
Wahkoota, Sioux leader. See Wacouta
Wahl, Rosalie E., supreme court justice, 60:156, 61:73
Wahlberg, Hazel H., work reviewed, 45:207
Wahlgren, Erik, author, 36:238, 38:43, 48:10, 60:63

views on Kensington Runestone, 45:149, 45:150, 45:195, 45:197, 57:149, 63:7
work reviewed, 36:146, 42:79–42:80, 48:176

Wahlquist, E. A. (Rev.), speaker, 14:353
Wahlquist, Judith J., author, 36:106
Wahlquist, Paul, historian, 57:326
Wahls, Edward, merchant, 49:202
Wahlstrand, Harry L., state centennial commissioner, 61:109

speaker, 24:270

Wahmundeeyahcahpee (War Eagle That May Be Seen), Dakota leader, 48:26, 48:27
Wahnahta County (territorial county), 29:182, 30:273

population (1850), 2:120
racial classifications in territorial census (1850), 56:182

Wahnatah, Yankton leader, 10:368
Wahpaton Sioux reserve, Saskatchewan, 41:24, 41:26, 41:27
Wa-hpe-du-ta (Scarlet Leaf), Dakota Indian, 63:42
Wahpekute band, Dakota Indians, 2:496n, 2:500n See also Dakota (Sioux) Indians; Sioux (Dakota) Indians

Anglo-Dakota children, 59:195n
in Canada, 48:35
characterized, 48:25
in fur trade, 6:332
history, 45:98, 45:99
leaders, 48:26, 57:55
name, 63:76
prisoners at Fort Snelling, 61:151
reservation, 38:129
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 45:97, 45:100, 45:101, 45:102
at Spirit Lake, 38:88, 38:123, 48:24
treaties, 32:76, 32:77, 37:272, 45:83, 48:27, 56:161–162, 57:327, 58:60
village, 38:148n

Wahpeton (ND), 46:62

Indian school, 49:97
Norwegians, 55:369

Wahpeton (Wahpetonwan) band, Dakota Indians, 5:156, 31:217, 31:220, 48:33, 48:34 See also Dakota (Sioux) Indians; Sioux (Dakota) Indians

1852 protest depicted, 57:328
allotments, 35:177, 36:34
Anglo-Dakota children, 59:195n
archaeology, 53:334
captives, 38:123
in fur trade, 6:332
geographical dispersion, 56:241
history, 45:98, 45:99, 45:101
Lake Traverse reservation, 55:330
land cession, 2:485n
leaders, 56:201
legends, 6:80
missions, 51:313
mission schools, 49:84
name, 63:76
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:137, 38:145, 45:101, 45:102, 45:103, 63:50
treaties, 22:143n, 32:69, 32:72, 32:75, 32:76, 38:129n, 45:83, 56:149 (cover), 56:160–56:161, 56:187, 57:328

Wahpetunwan (Upper Sioux) band, Dakota Indians, prisoners at Fort Snelling, 61:151
Wah-we-yay-cumig, Mandy (Nih wah zhe bik o quay), depicted, 46:293
Wah-we-yay-cumig (Round Earth), Ojibway leader, depicted, 46:293
Wainjemahdub (Joseph Charette), Civil War military service, 61:198
Waisenen, John, hanging, 58:87
Wait, John, politician, 61:324n
Waite, Edward F., judge, 12:207, 41:230, 41:231–41:234, 51:228, 59:238

author, 3:538

Waite, Frederick C., work reviewed, 27:135
Waite Park, Evangelical church, 14:361
Waiters, 1900 census count, 62:172
Waiters Union, 52:210
Waiting for Lefty, scenes depicted, 52:305
Waitley, Douglas, author, 39:82
Waitresses, organized, 52:210, 52:211, 52:216, 52:217
Wakanayamane, Sioux Indian, sketch, 2:558–2:561
Wakanto, Sioux leader. See Blue Spirit
Wakan Wacipi (Sacred Dance or Medicine Dance), 56:201
Wakayyaska (White Lodge), Sioux leader, sketch, 2:493n
Wake, Joan, 5:148
Wakeeta, Rock County, election precinct, 14:250, 14:256
Wakefield, Charles, interpreter, 8:120n, 9:319, 9:320n, 9:326
Wakefield, Edward G., colonizer, 35:375
Wakefield, George, 8:129, 8:133, 8:137
Wakefield, Harry B., author/speaker, 11:334, 11:335
Wakefield, J. L., Dr., 2:425n, 12:130
Wakefield, James Beach, politician, 45:238, 53:337

career, 35:216, 35:221
house, 30:165

Wakefield, Jay T., letter, 15:345
Wakefield, Joe, trader, 1:414
Wakefield, John (Capt.), 11:393
Wakefield, Joseph, 9:319
Wakefield, Kee, Dr., 5:320, 9:177
Wakefield, Lester P., transport executive, 52:311, 52:317, 52:318, 52:322
Wakefield, Mrs. J. L., 12:130
Wakefield, Mrs. Lyman E., 19:449
Wakefield, Mrs. William, 38:75, 38:76n, 38:77n
Wakefield, ---- (Muck), 9:320, 9:328
Wakefield, Sarah F., Dakota captive, 48:205, 53:336, 53:337, 56:148
Wakefield, William L. (Sgt.), 25:251, 25:349
Wakelin, Edward W., postmaster, 34:186
Wakeman, Jesse, 42:315
Wakeman, Thomas. See Wowinapa
Wakenehdooza, Sioux Indian, 2:531
Wakin, Edward, author, 39:128
Wakinyanwaste. See Good Thunder, Andrew
Wakute, Sioux leader. See Wacouta
Walch, Timothy, 52:204
Walcott, George, Hamline professor, 64:320
Walcott, H. M., teacher, 47:100
Walcott, Rice County

fire, 20:467
Norwegian settlement, 12:271

Walcott, Samuel, 20:467
Wald, Alan, author, 62:74
Waldenmaier, Nellie P., author, 22:203
Waldier, Michael, politician, 39:49
Waldo, Edna L., author, 12:446

work reviewed, 14:205

Waldo, Lake County, railroad, 34:180
Waldoch, Billy (son of Christine and Jack), 60:29, 60:36
Waldoch, Christine, garment workers union member, 60:26–39

depicted, 60:27, 60:29, 60:36, 60:37
employment, 60:29, 60:30, 60:36, 60:39n
marriages, 60:28, 60:29
political activities, 60:37–38
union activities, 60:32, 60:36–37

Waldoch, Jack, boilermaker, 60:29
Waldorf Box Board Company, 4:117
Waldorf Paper Products Company, St. Paul, 4:117, 22:337
Waldron, Clare Bailey, teacher, 51:324
Waldron, Eli, author, 30:394
Waldron, George, pioneer farmer, 11:186
Waldron, Lawrence Root, agriculturist/teacher, 19:26, 19:32, 51:324
Waldron, Marion P., 5:516
Waldron, Webb, author, 5:515
Waldwiese, German settlement, 53:221
Wales, 53:293 (facing)
Wales, ----, professor, 54:274
Wales, C. E., 7:371
Wales, C. R., collector, 14:335
Wales, Florence, 63:238, 63:239, 63:241, 63:244, 64:280
Wales, H. Basil, author, 30:389
Wales, James A., editor, 51:99, 51:103
Wales, Nellie, 63:238
Wales, Thomas, diaries, 26:371, 27:23
Wales, W. W., 42:219
Wales, William W., Quaker, 18:249, 63:238, 63:285, 63:287

career, 18:250
papers, 27:248

Walgreen's Drug Store, St. Paul, 58:194
Walhalla (ND), name, 4:205, 49:182
Walkatub, Mrs. ----, 52:271, 52:292 (cover)
Walker, Alice, author, 55:41
Walker, Archie D., lumberman, 28:372, 32:127, 33:91
Walker, Arnold, 63:278
Walker, Cass County

in Chippewa uprising, 14:332, 24:145, 24:146, 28:78
congressmen visit, 42:248
forest reserve, impact of, 42:256
history, 49:40, 61:272–283, 61:276, 61:277, 61:278, 61:279
Ku Klux Klan activities, 61:362
logging railroad, 43:123, 43:126
market, 23:28
in Ojibway battle, 50:271, 50:272
promotion of, 65:162
railroads, 23:33, 24:142, 29:138, 29:139, 61:275

Walker, Charles Rumford

author, 18:106, 18:218
journalist, 55:43, 56:362, 57:100
papers, 52:79
sociologist, 50:105, 50:106, 50:107n
work reviewed, 18:191, 60:206

Walker, Con, theater manager, 31:120
Walker, Cornelius, Sibley County settler, 11:170n
Walker, David, reformer, 25:65
Walker, David A.

"June Drenning Holmquist," 48:37
"Lake Vermilion Gold Rush," 44:42–44:54
reviews by, 45:37–45:38, 46:300–46:301, 47:205–47:206, 50:332–50:333, 51:195–196, 52:239–240
work reviewed, 47:32

Walker, Don, Hamline student, 51:116
Walker, F. A., Indian commissioner, 35:170
Walker, Fowler, merchant's agent, 11:249, 11:254, 19:292

papers, 11:250, 11:261

Walker, Franklin, author, 34:126
Walker, G. M., 23:399
Walker, Gideon W., mill owner, 44:165
Walker, Harriet (Mrs. Thomas B.), 41:191, 41:192, 44:223

WCTU member, 61:275

Walker, Hartwell, postmaster, 11:170n
Walker, Harvey, 9:74

review by, 9:294
work reviewed, 8:286–8:288

Walker, Henry Oliver, muralist, work depicted, 59:137 (facing)
Walker, Hudson, art director, 17:139n, 52:276
Walker, J. H., commissioner, 50:17
Walker, James B., author, 31:55
Walker, James C., author, 22:437
Walker, James R., Dr., 20:312, 48:132

anthropologist, 47:210
author, 3:31
papers, 49:117

Walker, John, 55:353, 55:354, 55:356, 55:357, 55:359, 55:360
Walker, John B., author, 1:385
Walker, Joseph, Sibley County settler, 11:170n
Walker, Joseph R. (Capt.), trader, 36:317
Walker, Judd, and Veazie, Marine on St. Croix, lumber firm. See also Marine Lumber Company

records, 15:346, 23:395, 24:245

Walker, Julia (daughter of T. B.), 62:30
Walker, Kenneth R., work reviewed, 43:236
Walker, Leroy P., politician, 37:50
Walker, Lucius C., Indian agent, 14:332, 28:214, 38:275, 50:193–50:203, 50:196
Walker, M. O., stage operator, 11:404, 11:406, 30:70, 34:18n
Walker, Mary A., author, 18:454, 34:350
Walker, Mrs. ----, 53:159
Walker, Mrs. Archie D., 21:48
Walker, Mrs. J. W., 28:283
Walker, Norman, translator, 21:365
Walker, O. A., speaker, 24:380
Walker, Orange, lumberman, 17:278, 18:167, 18:176, 29:205n, 36:211

house, 18:344, 38:339
politician, 55:272
postmaster, 36:208, 36:213

Walker, Platt B., editor, 22:437, 44:27, 44:28
Walker, Porter E., postmaster, 36:211
Walker, R. J., letter, 16:224
Walker, Robert H., author, 37:261
Walker, Robert J., 5:131
Walker, Samuel (Lt. Col.), 42:48
Walker, Sears C., latter, 18:314
Walker, Thomas B., 5:617, 35:67, 35:229, 35:231, 39:115–39:117, 39:121

art collector, 3:49, 5:84, 17:146, 17:147, 29:82, 50:42
career, 17:477
family, 25:93, 28:82
log mark, 26:135
lumber magnate, 26:136, 29:139, 29:145, 29:147, 31:75, 32:180, 37:41, 42:246, 43:127, 46:39, 47:157, 53:180, 57:24, 57:81, 57:100, 61:275
sketch, 4:303
trader, 11:236, 11:248

Walker, Versal J., 16:181
Walker, W. O., stage-line owner, 42:24
Walker, Walter, publisher, 48:146
Walker, William (Gen.), 27:2

Nicaraguan expedition, 1:420

Walker, Willie, musician, 64:20
Walker and Akeley Lumber Company

Minneapolis mill, 34:149
operations, 27:302, 29:139, 29:140, 29:142, 34:153

Walker and Company, 5:197
Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, 26:302, 28:82, 28:302, 51:79, 53:180, 53:181, 53:183, 55:128, 62:310

buildings, 39:122n
director, 21:216
exhibits, 29:370, 30:176, 30:283, 34:253, 46:39, 47:109, 60:280n, 63:270, 63:275
faculty, 56:85, 56:86, 56:90, 56:92
history, 8:439, 9:192, 9:426, 57:81
Minnesota Biennial juried exhibition, 63:269
patrons, 55:44
print studio depicted, 53:180
publication, 28:76, 34:353
staff photographers, 51:301

Walker Building, Minneapolis, 54:361
Walker Business Owners Club, 61:281
Walker Commercial Club, marking project, 11:112
Walker family

genealogy, 28:82
patronage, 55:44

Walker Kong and the Dangermakers, band, 65:74
Walker Pilot, on Chase hotels, 61:273, 61:278, 61:279
Walker's Landing (Faxon), Sibley County, 11:169, 11:170n
Walker State Bank, 61:277
Walking-bell-ringer, Sioux Indian, 21:272n
Walking Buffalo. See Red Wing, Sioux leader
Walking Iron, Dakota leader. See Iron Walker
Walkingstick, Kay, 64:85
Walkow, Julius F., 49:220
Walkowitz, Daniel, dramatist, 49:34
Wall, Alexander J., speaker, 23:82, 25:394
Wall, Bernhardt, artist/illustrator, 62:34, 62:39n
Wall, John, sheriff, 51:175
Wall, Joseph F.

reviews by, 35:30, 35:329, 47:32
work reviewed, 35:151

Wall, Oscar G., author, 8:437, 34:236

diary, 4:69

Wallace, Abithel, political candidate, 39:143
Wallace, Birgitta L., author/speaker, 43:77, 49:39

archaeologist, 60:62
views on runestone, 45:151, 45:197, 45:198

Wallace, Carleton L., legislator, 35:343
Wallace, Dan A., author, 5:378, 10:458, 18:410
Wallace, David H., work reviewed, 35:369
Wallace, DeWitt, publisher, 36:32

career, 27:353, 36:281

Wallace, Elizabeth, work reviewed, 33:136
Wallace, Felix, professional baseball player, 59:166
Wallace, Grayce, 18:249n
Wallace, Henry A., politician, 29:190–29:194, 40:140, 51:243, 52:28

1948 crusade, 38:41
depicted, 29:189, 29:190, 43:4, 47:157, 52:108, 53:151
house, 29:73
presidential candidate, 47:157–47:158
quoted, 23:216
secretary of agriculture, 42:197, 44:308, 48:129, 48:171, 51:274, 51:275, 51:277, 52:101, 52:108
speaker, 25:84

Wallace, Henry C., agriculturist, 40:322

secretary of agriculture, 42:197–42:198, 63:323

Wallace, Hiram B., sheriff, 20:217
Wallace, J. S., timber agent, 31:158
Wallace, James

author, 12:335
biography, 35:370
Macalester president, 27:353
speaker, 19:237

Wallace, Michael, historian, 51:179, 51:185
Wallace, Thomas F., 26:45, 29:97

war-memorial campaign, 62:110, 62:114

Wallace, W. L., author, 13:208
Wallace, W. Stewart, author, 9:73, 9:150, 13:209, 13:432, 14:229, 15:477, 19:109, 20:200, 21:433, 24:262, 25:200, 29:339, 31:56, 33:139, 46:174

editor, 3:385, 14:114, 16:480
work reviewed, 9:156, 16:200–16:202, 34:344

Wallace, William, trader, 40:186
Wallace, William H., territorial delegate, 38:227
Wallace, Wilson D., author, 6:80
Wallace family, genealogy, 12:335
Wallace/Fosseen Abatement Act, passage, 51:300
Wallace homestead, Minneapolis, 4:200
Wallack, James W., actor, 23:314

stock company, 28:117

Wallack, Mrs. James, W., actress, 23:314

stock company, 28:117

Wallas, ----, mine operator, 34:274
Wallen, Jonathan, photographer, 49:206
Wallenius, C. G., author/speaker, 5:465, 8:105, 9:168
Waller, Elizabeth, quilt maker, 46:244, 49:212, 49:324

work depicted, 46:242, 49:325, 49:348 (facing)

Waller, George, work reviewed, 37:343
Waller, Mrs. C. V., speaker, 17:481
Waller, Paul, artist, 47:239
Wallerbeck, John, 57:363
Walley, James M., 48:113
Walleye, 57:309, 57:313

depicted, 46:47
Ojibwe treaty rights and, 58:245–58:246

Wallin, Irene, bank employee, 61:74
Wallin, Russell, author, 18:228
Walling, Regis M., 52:127
Wallis, ----, 4:355
Wallis, F. J., artist, 29:286
Wallis, Ruth S., work reviewed, 34:257
Wallis, Wilson D., author, 3:537

work reviewed, 34:257

Wall Lake, Scandinavian settlement, 6:373
Wallof truck, 40:148, 43:108
Wallpaper, Victorian era, 56:28–31
Wallstrom, Anna Marie, 45:197
Wallstrom, Carolina Mattson, 45:197
Wal-Mart, 62:254
Wal-Mart, Albert Lea, 57:267
Walnut Grove, Redwood County

first school, 18:118
history, 1:541
marker, 38:43
pictorial account, 37:223

Walnut Grove Tribune, anniversary, 22:447, 37:223
Walnut Hill (IA), model farm, 48:351
Walnut Island, Redwood County, 46:117
Walnut Lane Bridge, Philadelphia, 64:160–161, 64:163
Walon Lahde Hall, Eveleth, 32:199
Walpole, Hugh, author, 56:9
Walquist, John, 33:333, 33:334, 33:337
Walrath, Ronald, author, 44:80, 47:167

"MHS Collections," 43:113–43:116
reviews by, 47:74–47:75, 51:127–128

Walsh, Edmund M., 3:440
Walsh, Eileen, author, work reviewed, 59:220–221
Walsh, Ellard A. (Gen.), 23:149, 50:114, 54:183

depicted, 62:209

Walsh, Ellard A. (Gen.), VSBC commissioner, Promise of Youth sculpture controversy, 65:146, 65:148–149, 65:151
Walsh, Frank P., 51:73
Walsh, M. A., 54:278
Walsh, Margaret

award recipient, 50:83
"Edgar F. Zelle and the Jefferson Highway Transportation Company," 52:307–322
"Tracing the Hound," 49:310–49:321
work reviewed, 48:228

Walsh, Rose, Red Cross volunteer, 63:30
Walsh, Stephen, journalist, 52:285, 52:286
Walsh, Thomas J., senator, 51:136

letters, 41:51

Walsh, Timothy F., architect, 39:155, 39:159, 39:160
Walsh County (ND)

boom towns, 21:99
place names, 38:385
Poles, 58:18

Walsingham, Lord Thomas, quoted, 19:297
Walston, Cragg, musician, 33:101
Walstrom, ----, police officer, 47:241
Walstrom, Jon L., map curator/librarian, 51:80 (facing), 55:45 (facing)

notes by, 49:164 (facing), 50:216 (facing)
reviews by, 47:257, 49:260, 52:127, 52:244, 52:332, 54:144

Walstrom, M., educator, 33:309
Walta, Antti, 40:391, 40:399
Walta, Edward, 40:391
Walta, Otto, folk hero, 40:391, 40:391–40:402, 40:400, 54:138
Walt Disney Company, entertainment company, 58:362
Walter, Erich A., author, 39:82
Walter, Frank K., author, 6:84, 10:352, 14:231

compiler, 31:188

Walter, H. H., speaker, 5:608, 20:351
Walter, Henry E., 50:335
Walter Butler Shipbuilders, Duluth, 63:188
Walters, Alexander (Rev.), 43:294, 55:67
Walters, Dorothy V., author, 26:65, 27:356

"Pioneering with the Automobile," 26:19–26:28
speaker, 25:379, 26:44

Walters, E. M., weaver, 15:189
Walters, E., cooperative creamery founder, depicted, 51:263
Walters, Emile, artist, 34:164
Walters, Henry, collector, 13:409, 22:133, 22:134
Walters, Horace, music publisher, 26:53
Walters, Jacob C., author, 2:585
Walters, Thorstina, 25:201

work reviewed, 34:164

Walters, Waltman, Dr., author, 40:309, 40:362
Walter Taylor, steamboat, 33:14, 33:15
Walte's Crossing, Sauk River, trail marked, 32:63
Walthall, John A., work reviewed, 54:141–142
Walther, C. F. W. (Rev.), defends slavery, 32:15, 32:22
Walther, E. H. T. (Rev.), speaker, 13:451
Walther, Paul (Rev.), author, 21:453
Walther League, Minnesota district, 14:105
Walthers, Lars, Mr. and Mrs., 8:373
Walton, Ann T., work reviewed, 50:132
Walton, Audrey, 64:50
Walton, Charles W., author, 31:123
Walton, Clyde C., editor, 36:280, 37:78, 37:222
Walton, Dorothy, 64:50
Walton, Edmund G., 64:50
Walton, Gary M., work reviewed, 45:40
Walton, Grace, 64:50
Walton, Ivan H., author, 22:431, 24:175
Walton, Izaak, author, 57:306
Walton, J., 4:421, 4:435
Walton, J. W., in 1918 St. Paul Peace Celebration parade, 65:216
Walton, Mrs. J. F., speaker, 17:356, 17:483
Walton, Nell Ingram, 64:50
Walton, Sam, businessman, 62:254
Waltz, history, 55:220, 55:224, 55:225
Walworth County Historical Society (WI), activities, 1:106
Walz, Louis D., work reviewed, 44:117–44:118
Walz, Richard, mandolinist, 57:235
Wambach, Xavier, author, 11:220
Wambedeya, Chippewa Indian, 9:327
WAMD, Minneapolis, radio station, 16:483
Wamdeokeya, Sioux Indian. See Eagle Help
Wamdisapa, Dakota leader. See Black Eagle
Wamditanka (Wamditinka). See Big Eagle (Wamditanka, Great War Eagle), Dakota leader; Black Dog (Wamditinka), Sioux leader
Wamer, William D., commercial agent, 57:243
WAMM. See Women Against Military Madness
Wampum, uses, 48:64, 48:66
WAMS. See Women Against Male Supremacy
Wanamingo

Norwegian settlement, 12:271
trade center, 34:127

Wanata (Wanataw), Sioux leader. See Waneta
Wand, Augustin C., author, 33:352
Wanda, Polish settlement, 13:108
Wanda Gag House Association, 53:38
Wanderer Printing Company, St. Paul, publication, 15:446
Wanderer (St. Paul), Catholic German-language paper, 19:219, 61:109
Wandersee, Frederick, reminiscences, 50:329
Wanek, Connie, editor, work reviewed, 61:38
Waneta (Wanata, Wanataw, Wanotan), Sioux leader, 6:183, 11:191, 21:79, 50:336, 54:106
Wang, Harry, artist, 63:275
Wangen, Nancy Register, feminist/educator, 61:64, 61:66, 61:67, 61:72, 61:74
Wangen, Roger, educator, 53:305
Wangensteen, Owen H., Dr., author/editor, 31:124, 48:43
Wangensteen, Theodore H., attorney, 49:221
Wangerin, Otto, draft resister, 55:290, 55:293, 55:294, 55:296, 55:300, 55:301
Wangerin, Walter, draft resister, 55:290, 55:292
Wanigans. See Barges
Wanless, Dorothy L., work reviewed, 50:171
Wanless, Lake County

fire lookout, 36:136
name, 34:183

Wanmdesapa, Dakota leader. See Black Eagle
Wanotan, Sioux leader. See Waneta
Wanous, Josie, 52:114
Wanvig, Steve, artist, 57:32
Wanwig, D., emigrant agent, 12:256, 13:28
Waples, Dorothy, author, 26:73
Waraju River. See Cottonwood River
War Assets Administration, 54:184
Warba, history, 24:383
Warber, Gustav P., work reviewed, 1:279
War Brides Act of 1945, 54:232
War Camp Community Service, 3:106, 3:238

in Iowa, 5:443
records, 3:387, 4:346
in World War I, 14:320

War Centaur, ocean cargo ship, 63:180
Ward, Albert L., 8:142, 41:232
Ward, Artemus, author, 19:437, 28:56
Ward, B., 18:401
Ward, Charles, boat racer, 47:324
Ward, Charles A., businessman, 34:312, 35:245, 47:156, 56:407, 58:355

biography, 64:292–300
career with Brown &: Bigelow, 64:292–300
depicted, 64:293, 64:295–297, 64:299

Ward, Charles W., alumni association official, 60:146
Ward, Christopher, author, 19:220
Ward, D. E., 14:236
Ward, Don, work reviewed, 58:378
Ward, Donald V., historian, 59:113, 59:114
Ward, Edna S., author, 4:67
Ward, Edward, Honeymead Products Company employee, 14:443, 58:106
Ward, Elizabeth (Mrs. Montgomery), 57:381
Ward, F. E., secretary, 50:77
Ward, Fred, speaker, 9:311
Ward, Geoffrey C., author, 48:126
Ward, George H. (Col.), 25:246
Ward, Harold R., 14:333
Ward, Harry, 49:243
Ward, Henry A., scientist, 39:113
Ward, J. Q. A., union official, 21:376
Ward, Jack, 26:205
Ward, Jacob C., artist, 15:211

artwork depicted, 63:153

Ward, James, steamboat captain, 29:204
Ward, James A., work reviewed, 44:235
Ward, James J., aviator

career, 54:329 (cover), 54:331–341, 54:333, 54:339

Ward, Jesse, pioneer, 23:297
Ward, John, speaker, 19:316
Ward, John W., author, 42:149

essay reviewed, 37:83
"Lindbergh and the Meaning of American Society," 45:288–45:291

Ward, Kyle, author, work reviewed, 60:334
Ward, Lucy Ann Belknap (Mrs. Timothy), 61:314
Ward, Lynd, artist, 44:249, 44:251, 44:254
Ward, Mary Ann, speaker, 20:458
Ward, Maud Mauger, 54:329 (cover)

marriage, 54:334, 54:337, 54:341n46

Ward, Mrs. Herbert, 23:297
Ward, Mrs. Matt, speaker, 11:223
Ward, Mrs. W. J., author, 7:299
Ward, Reuben M., 8:142, 8:148
Ward, Sam, diary, 30:59
Ward, Seth E., trader, 40:196
Ward, Tilly (Matilda Rogers) (daughter of Timothy Harris Ward), 61:313, 61:316, 61:322, 61:323n
Ward, Timothy Harris, physician

alleged plan to establish black settlement in Todd County, 61:312–324
Civil War service, 61:315
depicted, 61:314
early life, 61:314–315, 61:320
homestead documents depicted, 61:315, 61:322
later life, 61:322
political activities, 61:316–318
Todd County homestead, 61:315–316

Ward, W. H. [sic], Todd County settler. See Ward, Timothy Harris, physician
Ward, W. H., Dr., 2:215
Ward, W. T., author, 21:369
Ward, William, letter, 14:215
Ward, William G., 4:75
Ward, Yvette Saunders (Borer), (wife of Charles Ward), 64:295
Ward Aviation and Exhibition Company, 54:338
Ward Cycle Car Company, 54:340
Warder, John, forestry leader, 44:17
Ward [J.Q.A.?] and Young, guidebook, 42:220
Wardrop, Daneen, author

work reviewed, 64:340

Wardrum, Adella, 4:62
Ward's Lake Superior Line, steamboat company, 37:118n
Ward Township, Todd County, history, 16:131, 16:256
Wardwell, F. A., author, 8:201
Wardwell, Melville H., business executive, 54:219, 54:220
Ware, Caroline F., editor, 23:178
Ware, Charles, 14:455
Ware, Dorothy F., 5:304, 6:291
Ware, George B., 2:44
Ware, Harold M., social critic, 46:4, 46:8, 46:10, 46:14, 46:16
Ware, J. L., truck builder, 43:107, 43:108, 43:111n88
Ware, Joseph E., author, 13:331
Ware, Mrs. George B., 3:41
Ware, William R., architect, 53:203
War Eagle, steamboat, 1:511, 3:477, 5:607, 9:72, 46:315, 46:316, 47:126, 47:305

burned, 38:244
crew, 11:174n
depicted, 25:88, 46:315, 59:36, 61:263
described, 12:113
excursions, 15:409–15:411, 15:419, 22:13, 34:135
in fur trade, 13:233
races, 11:143, 12:393, 27:8, 33:198
signaling equipment, 18:372, 19:249
writers' use of, 16:45, 17:376, 17:377, 20:377, 22:160

War Eagle That May Be Seen, Dakota leader. See Wahmundeeyahcahpee
Warehouse Act, provisions, 12:13
Warehouse District, Minneapolis, 57:104
Warehouses, St. Paul, 53:203
Ware jitney bus, depicted, 43:108
Warfel, Harry R., author, 25:305
Warfeld, Henry, immigration commissioner, 13:28
Warfield, Herbert C., Bemidji resident, 49:65, 49:70, 49:72, 49:74n, 49:75
Warfield, L. P. (Rev.), 55:71
Warfield family, in Bemidji, 49:65n
Warg, Lorin C., author, 36:106
Wargelin, John (Rev.), speaker, 25:378
Wargelin-Brown, Marianne, author, 48:175, 50:215
War Industries Board, 13:189

World War I records, 8:91

Warkentin, A., author, 24:366
War Loan Organization, 3:214
WARM. See Women's Art Registry of Minnesota
War Manpower Commission, 46:90n, 49:227, 58:202

prisoner-of-war employment, 44:290, 44:291, 44:295, 44:296, 44:299, 44:300

War Memorial Commission, 62:108, 65:127
Warming, Irene, author, 18:58, 20:43, 21:45, 25:379

reference assistant, 23:366, 26:359

Warn, Robert, author, 49:253
Warner, ----, cabinetmaker, 15:187
Warner, Anna R., author, 1:396
Warner, Anne R., author

biography, 17:477

Warner, Austin, author, 10:354
Warner, C. M., 56:297
Warner, Charles, publisher, 18:113
Warner, Charles H., legislator, 33:159
Warner, Donald F., author, 30:63, 30:151, 31:64, 31:127, 32:191, 32:256, 33:315

"The James F. Bell Collection," 31:105–31:109
"Prelude to Populism," 32:129–32:146
reviews by, 31:42, 32:246, 34:37, 34:347, 35:236, 36:64, 37:80, 40:43
work reviewed, 37:126

Warner, E. C., 19:184n
Warner, E. R., hunter, 16:268
Warner, Fred C., 27:162
Warner, George E., 52:244
Warner, Glen (Pop), amateur athletic coach, 62:69n
Warner, Henry R. (Capt.), 64:68–69
Warner, J. E., circus owner, 48:324
Warner, J. M., auctioneer, St. Paul office depicted, 53:253 (cover)
Warner, Lucille Schulberg, 57:128
Warner, Margaret, 54:336
Warner, Marjorie F., author, 28:180
Warner, Mrs. Amos, speaker, 13:73, 15:241
Warner, R. L. (Gus), circus employee, 48:324
Warner, R., auctioneer, St. Paul office depicted, 53:253 (cover)
Warner, Robert M., author, 34:310
Warner, W. Lloyd, author, 46:268
Warner, William A., 17:141
Warner, William J., Jr., speaker, 7:373
Warner and Beers, Chicago, publishers, 40:128
Warner Bros.

Minnesota bands, 58:33
recording contracts, 58:30

Warner Institute, Jonesboro (TN), 47:308, 47:309
Warnke, Roberta, author, 15:245
Warnock, Arthur W., author, 4:94, 12:457, 13:123
Warnson, Mrs. Gustava C. S., 35:313
Warntz, William, author, 35:291
War of 1812, 4:325, 52:225, 52:226

American forces, 14:103, 40:348
British documents, 5:467
British forces, 12:233–12:235, 17:196, 22:283
British influence in West, 4:80
in Canada, 24:46, 54:100, 54:101, 54:102
diplomatic history, 1:234
diseases, 54:106, 54:109
finances, 13:180
fur trade and, 6:266, 7:22, 20:15, 38:328, 40:164, 52:162
historic preservation movement and, 58:408
history, 40:142
Indians in, 9:153, 9:154, 11:179n, 15:473, 31:189, 36:67, 47:26–47:31, 57:1 (cover), 61:198
on Lake Ontario, 24:71
memoirs, 23:182
Minnesota veterans, 46:304
Mississippi Valley, 2:380
in Northwest, 7:352
peace treaty, 22:306
sketch, 5:465
source material, 4:176
traders in, 6:337
treaty, 1:106, 4:320, 4:326, 4:327–4:329, 6:337–6:339
veterans' land grants, 52:241–242
western causes, 4:324

War Production Board, 44:290, 44:296n, 53:260
Warre, Henry, explorer, 65:22
Warre, Henry J. (Lt.), artist, 17:346, 25:302, 26:56, 35:144, 36:318

explorer, 17:345, 28:68

Warren, A. L., house, 38:352
Warren, A. W. (Rev.), author, 5:395, 9:78
Warren, Annie M., papers, 27:154
Warren, Arthur C., author, 19:345
Warren, Chester, 25:225, 25:254, 25:344
Warren, Dorothy, author, 22:94
Warren, Earl, presidential candidate, 55:162
Warren, Earle, musician, 59:108
Warren, Edward L., 42:255
Warren, Fitz Henry, postmaster, 40:88
Warren, Francis E., senator, 22:80, 56:343
Warren, Frank M., speaker, 7:52, 7:289
Warren, G. K. (Lt.), author, 5:135
Warren, George, lumberman, diaries, 27:154
Warren, George P., 11:211
Warren, Gouverneur Kemble, engineer, 17:477, 37:315

journals, 55:376–55:377

Warren, Irene, author, 16:128
Warren, James W., author, 5:504

work reviewed, 53:39, 53:168

Warren, Jane, aeronaut, 49:31
Warren, John E., 5:147, 14:158
Warren, Joseph, reminiscences, 4:200
Warren, Lyman M., trader, 3:120n, 4:377n, 4:378, 4:388n, 5:608, 7:50, 7:267n, 9:414, 22:206, 22:355, 26:362, 28:202, 29:58, 32:186, 42:126, 42:129, 49:266, 49:268, 49:274n

Indian agent, 11:326
library, 22:356
papers, 5:504

Warren, Mack W., 44:264, 44:265
Warren, Marsha, 52:268
Warren, Marshall County

anniversary, 35:203
county seat, 12:452
first house, 21:445
Indians, 24:246
Knights of Labor, 22:369
Lutheran church, 17:229
marketing center, 12:451
pageant, 15:137
prisoners of war, 44:298
water supply, 15:249
Woman's Club, 15:137

Warren, Mrs. George, 14:119
Warren, Mrs. S. H., 27:250
Warren, Paula Stuart, work reviewed, 53:39, 53:168
Warren, Robert Penn, author, 20:114, 46:21, 46:99, 49:169, 49:176, 50:190, 53:338
Warren, Truman A., trader, 4:388n, 7:267n, 32:186, 48:163
Warren, Tyler, 18:405
Warren, Whitney, architect, 39:159, 39:160
Warren, William S. (Gen.), 55:376–55:377
Warren, William W., historian, 2:12, 2:182, 4:378n, 5:519, 14:337, 19:342, 65:199–200n1

author, 5:441, 7:51, 9:184, 16:312, 28:77, 28:181, 29:66, 35:384, 50:171, 53:226
census enumerator, 56:182, 56:185, 56:186
historian, 42:315, 43:234, 46:289, 48:163, 50:234
map maker, 11:361
Old Settlers' Association, organized, 2:476
quoted, 48:64, 48:239
sketch, 49:259
work reviewed, 49:116

Warren, Wilson J., author, work reviewed, 57:157–158, 61:287
Warrendale, platted, 58:44
Warren family, in fur trade, 11:326
Warren Farrel's, bicycle sales, 54:277
Warren Hospital, 12:452
Warren Sheaf (Marshall County), 45:328

anniversary, 12:451

Warrick, W. Sheridan, author, 35:151
Warrington, Joseph, author, 21:370
Warrior, steamboat, 3:82, 9:357, 13:229, 13:230, 15:273, 17:296n, 21:21n, 42:296
Warroad

chapel, 34:130
feldspar mining, 23:108
fishing station, 25:316, 35:275
historical society, 42:69
history, 42:160
Indians, 24:325
location, 18:278
post, 11:366, 13:345, 18:279, 22:274, 22:276, 24:319, 36:246
railroad, 24:327
road, 36:325

Warroad River, Roseau County, timber, 31:161
Warsabo, ----, Dr., railroad agent, 58:19
Warsaw

ethnic settlements, 12:271, 13:108
GAR post, 16:431
history, 9:424
Methodist church, 14:123

Warsaw (IL), river town, 17:431n
Wartburg Federation of the Northwest, records, 11:319, 12:321
Wartman, Joseph, farmer, 35:201
Warville, Brissot de, author, 29:154
Warweg, George H., camp manager, 49:225
Warwick, Mrs. Jacob, 8:432
Wasastjerna, Hans R., author, 36:192

work reviewed, 41:97–41:98

Wascher, Arthur E., author, 8:206
Waseca

bank, 13:213
baseball team, 36:94, 47:260
Chautauqua, 29:321
churches, 14:239, 14:452, 18:316, 19:49, 25:102
GAR post, 16:431
German theater, 32:100, 34:242
interpretive center proposed, 46:31
labor unions, 21:393, 22:380
local history, 51:199
railroads, 12:46n, 21:239, 48:176
resort area, 36:194
settlement, 43:59

Waseca County

anniversary, 23:302
Catholic churches, 20:218
county seat fight, 12:444
ethnic settlements, 12:269, 21:98, 31:27
first settlement, 22:108
history, 9:80, 12:320
library, 31:61
name, 7:214, 30:331
newspapers, 8:314
notes, 8:210, 8:450
pioneer life, 18:298–18:301, 21:457
politics, 40:327
railroads, 48:44
records, 47:334
Sunday School Association, 18:211
War History Committee, 24:83
in World War I, 3:212–3:217

Waseca County Bar Association, 18:211
Waseca County Historical Society, 23:14, 25:403, 30:409, 35:156

anniversary, 24:381
essay contest, 30:280
finances, 21:447, 22:443
gifts, 25:409
incorporated, 27:78, 27:174
marking project, 21:110, 21:218
meetings, 19:362, 20:99, 23:104, 23:195, 24:188, 25:99, 25:210, 26:92, 26:180, 27:364
museum, 20:214, 20:355, 22:108, 22:219, 23:299, 24:87, 24:271
officers, 28:196
organized, 19:232, 20:46
picnic, 20:458

Waseca County Horse Thief Detectives, 2:439, 19:232, 19:350, 26:121

history, 12:195, 13:153–13:157, 25:214
meeting, 15:253
picnic, 20:458

Waseca Farmers Club and Agricultural Society, fair, 21:458
Waseca Herald, history, 9:80
Waseca Hotel Bar, 51:199
Waselkov, Gregory A., historian, 54:142
Washburn, Abbott M., 13:77
Washburn, Algernon Sidney, banker, 7:167, 55:134

papers, 21:314, 22:40

Washburn, Cadwallader, artist, 50:277, 50:282

work depicted, 50:278

Washburn, Cadwallader Colden, 1:347, 1:392, 7:72, 7:74, 8:157, 8:158, 8:166, 49:20

biography, 7:167
businessman, 37:312, 37:315, 55:133–134
career, 17:477, 17:478, 40:359, 49:20
lawyer, 35:287
miller, 6:143, 11:278, 12:203, 33:133, 34:204, 46:157, 49:39, 57:89, 57:92, 57:94, 57:270, 58:262, 58:272, 58:274, 58:275, 58:280, 58:311, 61:252, 61:254
papers, 12:99, 14:65, 14:102
politician, 21:427, 34:71, 34:72
sketch, 2:438

Washburn, Charles A., newspaper editor, 7:167, 55:134
Washburn, Christopher C., 13:77
Washburn, Claude C., 13:77
Washburn, Edson, 20:192
Washburn, Edward A., 24:61
Washburn, Elihu, congressman, 55:133, 55:134
Washburn, Frederic L., scientist, 39:113, 39:121

author, 1:294

Washburn, Genevieve, 13:77
Washburn, Hope, 13:77
Washburn, Israel, Jr., politician, 6:145, 7:167, 25:232, 55:134, 57:95

biography, 7:167
career, 40:359
family, 21:427
letters, 21:314

Washburn, Jed L., 4:333, 5:431, 7:256, 8:59, 9:258, 9:260, 11:54, 12:424, 13:57, 54:158

banker, 63:179
career, 13:77–13:82
lawyer, 47:194
portrait, 13:78
speaker, 5:617

Washburn, John L., 13:77
Washburn, Julia A., 13:77
Washburn, Lilian, author, 21:427
Washburn, Mildred, 13:77
Washburn, Mrs. Jed L., 13:77
Washburn, Mrs. Will O., 20:330
Washburn, Patty (Mrs. Israel, Jr.), family, 21:427
Washburn, Samuel B., 7:167, 55:134, 57:270
Washburn, Walter L., Dr., author, 31:190
Washburn, Wilcomb E., compiler, 36:30

"Symbol, Utility, and Aesthetics," 40:198–40:202
work reviewed, 43:153–43:154

Washburn, William, 24:61
Washburn, William D., Jr., 1:399, 33:332

letter, 24:61
speaker, 51:43

Washburn, William Drew, 1:204, 1:399, 3:76n, 4:185, 5:229, 5:318, 5:468, 7:74, 7:167, 7:296, 8:79, 35:378, 37:314, 49:39, 50:277 See also Nelson-Washburn campaign (1895)

businessman, 37:312, 37:319, 55:133, 55:134, 57:270, 58:264, 58:274, 58:278, 58:311, 58:322, 58:328
career, 17:477, 49:20
depicted, 49:20
developer, 44:166, 49:21, 49:22, 49:23
house depicted, 45:220
log mark, 26:135
lumberman, 13:350, 16:479, 26:136, 37:41
miller, 6:143, 6:145, 6:147, 34:204
papers, 2:277, 4:170, 11:318, 12:99, 14:102, 15:223, 21:314
politician, 12:389, 21:427, 32:134, 35:66–35:68, 35:70, 35:305, 36:301, 36:306, 36:307, 39:93, 39:94, 39:98–39:100, 39:101, 39:103, 39:110, 39:328, 40:359, 41:306, 42:20, 42:56–42:57, 46:106, 46:107, 52:4, 56:334
railroad interests, 31:62, 61:254
speaker, 33:172, 33:178
surveyor general, 37:327

Washburn A Mill, Minneapolis, 58:330 See also Mill City Museum, Minneapolis

archaeology, 58:326
explosion, 11:330, 17:352, 27:270, 57:90, 58:250, 58:262, 58:311
historic place designation, 62:147n
history, 58:264, 58:273, 58:277, 58:311, 61:254
preservation, 62:143
rail service depicted, 57:94–95
ruins, 57:91, 57:96
St. Anthony Falls Historic District, 58:321, 58:328
worker depicted, 57:388–389
yields, 58:263

Washburn and Company, papers, 2:277
Washburn and Woodman, Mineral Point (WI), bankers, 16:91
Washburn B Mill, 11:278, 58:262, 58:311, 58:321

machinery, 57:89

Washburn Child Guidance Center, Minneapolis, 49:20n, 49:39
Washburn C Mill, 58:330
Washburn Crosby Company, Minneapolis, 4:95, 6:143, 6:144, 7:167, 10:355, 12:90, 14:234, 22:186, 42:271, 56:255, 58:308, 58:309, 64:156 See also General Mills, Inc.

advertising, 57:28, 58:283, 58:284, 58:308, 58:310, 58:312, 58:314, 58:315, 58:316, 58:319, 58:332, 59:39 (facing), 59:284, 61:222, 64:144
brands, 11:329
depicted, 54:1 (facing), 57:92
diversification, 56:419
establishment, 2:438, 57:95, 58:311, 58:328
executives, 54:363
export division, 58:280
history, 7:72–7:75
litigation, 21:194
mills, 33:133, 46:152, 46:153, 46:157, 46:158–46:159, 57:89, 58:262, 58:278, 58:327
papers, 2:277
radio call-letters, 46:152
sketch, 5:229
song commercial, 44:140

Washburn D Mill, 58:327
Washburn-Doane expedition, 4:81, 23:282
Washburne, Elihu B., politician, 3:76, 8:79, 33:329, 33:330, 36:181, 36:183, 36:301–36:304, 37:313, 37:314, 37:332, 40:359, 49:296, 49:300, 49:301

biography, 7:167
friend of Lincoln, 47:13, 47:14n
letters, 21:314

Washburn family, 47:13–47:14, 48:266

influence, 57:89
patronage, 55:44

Washburn High School, Minneapolis, 7:299, 53:298
Washburn mansion, Minneapolis, 53:208
Washburn Memorial Orphan Asylum, Minneapolis, 1:347

completion, 49:20
depicted, 49:23
water supply, 49:21, 49:22, 49:23, 49:24

Washburn Mill Company. See Washburn Crosby Company, Minneapolis
Washburn Park, Minneapolis, 49:39

depicted, 49:19, 49:25
plat depicted, 49:21
residential area, 49:20, 49:21, 49:28
water supply, 49:19–49:28
water tower, 49:1 (cover), 49:19, 49:22, 49:24, 49:25–49:28, 49:26, 49:27, 53:144

Washburn Park water tower, Minneapolis, 64:162
Washburn sawmill, Anoka, 18:333
Wa-she-choon (Frenchman), Dakota Indian, 63:42
Washing machines, early, 52:65–66
Washington, Booker T., black leader/educator, 31:244, 51:91, 55:65, 55:66, 55:67, 57:420, 61:324n, 64:146

author, 26:304

Washington, Bushrod, justice, 35:9
Washington, D.C.

architecture, 53:206, 53:207
baseball league, 47:327n
during Civil War, 2:358
in Civil War, 11:205, 16:77, 25:37
depicted, 45:94, 47:66
described, 45:89, 45:92, 47:67
federal fish hatchery, 57:309, 57:311
historical repositories, 9:58
hotels, 28:323, 40:270, 48:88
housing crisis, 56:56
Indian delegation visit, 45:82–45:96, 48:87
sesquicentennial, 31:248
social life, 45:260, 45:263, 45:271, 45:272
Supreme Court building, 57:49
treaty, 20:320
U.S. Capitol sculptures, 56:86, 56:95
Zeppelin's visit, 40:270, 40:271

Washington, Fillmore County, Methodist meetings, 21:86
Washington, George, Anoka settler, 49:53
Washington, George, U.S. president, 15:221, 20:371, 21:6, 21:10, 51:128, 52:158, 52:191, 57:176 See also Mount Vernon (VA), Washington estate

bicentennial, 13:96, 14:105
biographers, 9:71
birthday celebrations, 19:326, 25:249, 26:169, 38:55, 43:306–43:307
career, 22:313
church, 25:38, 25:227
farmer, 40:294
foreign policy, 8:3–8:26
Indian medals, 25:267
letters, 52:126
papers, 5:222, 14:108, 16:52, 19:36, 28:91, 33:186

Washington, George A., 28:91
Washington, J. E., letter, 17:108
Washington, John A. (great-grand nephew of George [U.S. president]), 58:408, 58:412
Washington, Narcissa, 57:280 See also Miller, Narcissa (Mrs. Albert)
Washington, Nicollet County, ghost town, 17:238
Washington, Richard, 20:452
Washington and Alaska Steamship Company, 45:46, 45:47, 45:51
Washington and Great Northern Townsite Company, 43:134
Washington Avenue, Minneapolis, 30:384

brothels, 58:297
depicted, 41:8, 53:114, 55:79
described, 47:142, 58:291
Scandinavian businesses, 55:78
urban renewal, 58:303

Washington Avenue Bridge, Minneapolis, 23:68

archaeology of first bridge, 58:326

Washington Avenue district, Minneapolis, 9:33–9:36
Washington Bee (D.C.), 43:284
Washington County

agriculture, 23:321, 24:126, 40:235
apple culture, 62:194
archives, 2:71n, 14:76, 15:198, 20:89, 21:458
bible distribution, 53:298
in Civil War, 38:259
communities, 42:77, 44:80
courthouses, 38:186–38:189, 38:348, 38:349, 40:135, 42:40, 42:310, 43:151
crops, 43:240n
election primaries, 51:169
fair, 22:250
genealogy resources, 56:148
history, 14:239, 17:490, 43:79, 43:156, 46:128
hog raising, 26:114
logging, 24:194
Lutheran church, 18:443
map, 1:410
medicine, 19:463
monument, 2:203
notes, 6:87, 6:312, 7:94, 8:210, 8:314, 8:451, 9:80, 9:313, 10:466
pioneer life, 15:347
poor farm, 38:367
population, 1850, 2:120
racial classifications in territorial census (1850), 56:182
railroads, 18:336
road, 40:239
Scandinavian settlement, 31:27, 36:240
seat, 57:331
settlement, 2:73n, 2:450, 7:184, 7:193
sketch, 2:216
Soldiers Monument Association, 11:225, 28:89
street names, 44:75
Swedish settlements, 55:27
territorial census, 14:262, 17:393, 23:395
War History Committee, 23:392
in World War I, 3:109

Washington County Historical Society, 16:241, 25:403, 28:89, 29:281, 53:252, 56:251

collections, 23:104, 23:395, 26:133
excursion, 25:409, 28:298
meetings, 16:125, 16:244, 16:337, 16:362, 17:124, 17:233, 17:358, 17:484, 18:111, 18:336, 19:119, 19:232, 20:99, 20:214, 20:355, 21:110, 22:108, 23:195, 23:299, 24:189, 25:210, 26:180, 26:395, 28:196, 29:95, 29:182, 30:83, 30:401, 34:173
members, 15:493, 26:92
museum, 21:447, 22:219, 22:342, 23:12, 23:394–23:396, 24:271, 24:350, 24:381, 25:313, 26:286, 27:78, 27:174, 27:268, 29:277
organized, 15:372, 16:63
picnic, 19:472, 20:458, 21:339, 23:399, 27:364
publications, 46:128, 57:160
Stillwater centennial, 24:161, 24:349, 25:41
Stillwater location, 56:252

Washington County (IN), survey, 5:613
Washington County Journal (Stillwater), file, 21:316
Washington County Light and Power Company, 20:92
Washington (CT), Congregational church, 23:97
Washington family, genealogy, 15:469
Washingtonians, temperance society, 22:124
Washington Island (Potawatomi Island), Lake Michigan (WI), 15:172, 15:174, 15:175

Icelandic settlement, 34:265
Potawatomi's occupation of, 13:402
Radisson's visit, 15:166–15:171

Washington Lake, Sibley County, grasshopper plague, 36:61
Washington Light Artillery, volunteer company, 16:172, 16:173
Washington monument, Minnesota marker, 8:176
Washington (NC), in Civil War, 25:343
Washington Post

on Communist affiliations of Frank Oppenheimer, 60:182
lawsuit, 47:250, 47:251
politics, 49:297n, 49:300

Washington Prairie (IA), parsonage depicted in art, 57:78
Washington printing press, 56:396, 56:397, 56:400, 56:401
Washington School, Minneapolis, 9:34
Washington School, St. Paul

award of merit depicted, 55:144
enrollment, 55:46
pupils and teacher depicted, 55:145

Washington Seminary, Stillwater, 19:250

curriculum, 17:388, 39:321

Washington (state)

admission to Union, 5:591
agriculture, 54:244
archives, 2:48
boundaries, 38:219
Cascade Tunnel, Stevens Pass (Great Northern Railroad), 63:172 (facing)
constitutional convention, 5:592
execution laws, 58:90
horticulture, 55:132
Icelandic settlement, 8:384
lumber industry, 41:184, 50:39
mining, 55:123
Northern Pacific Railroad construction, 60:5
Norwegians, 47:209
photographed, 47:332
proverb collection, 27:34
railroads, 41:185, 41:352, 41:356
source material, 23:84, 23:89
timberland, 39:90
war records, 25:311
woman suffrage authorized, 54:292
World War I records, 2:380

Washington State Council of Defense, 2:380
Washington State Historical Society, Tacoma, 3:439, 3:446

publication, 27:66

Washington Territory

centennial, 33:313
governors' messages, 22:330
Indians, 56:212
politics, 35:93

Washington Times Herald

on Communist affiliations of Frank Oppenheimer, 60:173, 60:174, 60:176, 60:179, 60:180–181, 60:185n

Washington University, St. Louis, faculty, 53:318
Wasioja, Dodge County

Baptist church, 19:122
Christmas celebration, 17:126
described, 14:276
ghost town, 13:215, 16:367, 35:11
history, 7:297, 10:460
seminary, 4:72
territorial newspaper, 56:224
wheat raising, 29:23

Wasioja Gazette, history, 13:215
Wasioja Institute, Methodist school, 16:345
Waslif, John, review by, 54:328
Wasmund, Bonnie, 54:139 See also Ambrose, Bonnie
Wasp (San Francisco), anti-Chinese cartoon depicted, 57:166
Wasserzieher, Gilbert, 54:375
Wasson, Chester R., author, 20:448
Wasson, Franklin, steamboat builder, 11:128
Wasson, George S., author, 27:238
Wasson, Keith, businessman, 65:8
Wassy, France, map, 3:483
Waste disposal, Lake Superior, 52:240
Wasuihiyayedan. See Traveling (Passing) Hail
Watab, Benton County

Chippewa name, 30:331
settlement, 26:155
store, 42:135
trading post, 11:374, 29:219
treaty, 1853, 14:330

Watab/Little Falls, territorial newspaper, 56:224
Watab Reveille, 14:402, 16:332
Watab River, Stearns County, logging, 24:131
Watab Treaty of 1853, 57:1 (cover), 57:2–18
Watches, Minnesota Historical Society museum collection depicted, 56:409 (cover)
Watchman-Examiner, educational campaign, 52:20
Water. See also Conservation; Pollution

carnivals, 56:301
Columbia Heights system, 49:19, 49:24
Duluth supply, 47:190–47:199
for fish, 58:62
fluoridation requirement, 64:156
Minneapolis system, 49:19–49:28
Mississippi River management, 47:77, 49:19, 49:27
oil spills, 58:105, 58:106, 58:108, 58:109, 58:110, 58:111, 58:112, 58:119–58:120, 64:153
pitcher and goblets depicted, 56:458
pollution, 55:282, 57:440
pollution-control legislation, 58:113–121, 64:153
power source, 47:168, 50:79
witching, 36:324, 46:37, 46:38

Waterbury Township, Redwood County, Lutheran church, 24:193
Waterfalls, depicted in art, 57:77, 57:217 (facing)
Waterford, Dakota County

mounds, 16:308
post office, 35:111

Waterfowl

artists, 58:363, 58:365n
oiled ducks depicted, 58:103, 58:110–58:112, 58:116, 58:121, 58:123

Watergate, political scandal, 47:36

Minnesota politics and, 52:36

Waterloo County, Canada, newspapers, 4:288
Waterloo Historical Society, Kitchener, Ontario, 15:473
Waterman, Chauncey N., 1:261, 1:262
Waterman, Israel, 51:7
Waterman, Margaret, views on runestone, 45:199
Waterman Guards, volunteer unit, 16:173n
Waterous, James S., artist, 63:206
Waterous Company, St. Paul, history, 37:263, 50:176, 50:177, 50:184
Water Pollution Control Act of 1945, 58:113, 58:114
Water Pollution Control Commission (WPCC), legal actions, 58:113
Waterpower. See also Dams

agriculture, 51:76
commercial benefits, 53:157
Crow River, 55:45 (facing)
Falls of St. Anthony, 43:247, 44:58, 46:223, 47:168, 48:86, 49:130n, 49:133, 52:4, 56:211, 56:212, 57:87–88, 57:91, 58:253–58:261, 58:256, 58:257, 58:261, 58:264–58:267, 58:274, 58:287, 58:326, 58:329, 58:330
Garden City, 12:52
hydroelectricity, 58:328
Lake Pokegama Dam depicted, 52:14
Leech Lake Dam depicted, 52:11
in lumber industry, 48:39
politics, 54:259, 54:260, 54:263, 54:264
St. Croix River, 38:242
St. Louis River, 37:117
settlement and, 48:266, 57:334
Twin Cities, 37:109, 37:309–37:323, 54:256, 54:258, 54:260–54:262, 54:265–54:267
Twin Cities Lock and Dam No. 1 depicted, 54:253–54:254, 54:265
Winnibigoshish Dam depicted, 52:9
Wisconsin, 47:212

Waterpower Act of 1920, 54:266
Waters, Alvin W., automobile hobbyist

"The Last of the Glidden Tours," 38:205–38:215
"The Twin City Motor Speedway," 60:304–311

Waters, Carol Yonker, artist, 51:77
Waters, Mary, political activity, 48:255, 48:259
Waters, Thomas E., work reviewed, 46:80–46:81
Waters, Thomas F.

review by, 51:158
work reviewed, 51:77

Waters, William T., railroad magnate, 52:289
Watersheds

carp and, 57:314
Minnesota, 46:80

Water skies/water skiing, invention of, 65:205 (facing)
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, Alberta-Montana, 22:178
Water-tower industry

designs, 53:134, 53:135, 53:137, 53:143, 53:144
history, 53:130–143
itinerancy described, 53:131, 53:132, 53:139–53:141
occupational hazards, 53:139
painters, 53:134, 53:135n
safety practices, 53:137
water towers described/depicted, 49:1 (cover), 49:19–49:28, 49:22, 49:25–49:28, 53:130, 53:134, 53:136, 53:137, 53:140, 53:142, 53:143

Watertown, Carver County

anniversary, 35:293
bell foundry, 16:364, 18:376
literary society, 24:214

Watertown Express, train, 43:316
Watertown (SD), John Banvard's residence, 25:300
Watertown Township, Crow Wing County, name, 21:347
Watertown (WI)

German settlement, 34:219
high school, 48:246

Waterville

Bullhead Days, 58:64
Dehn (Adolf) hometown, 45:167, 45:169, 45:184, 45:185, 45:186
depicted, 45:165 (cover), 45:166, 45:168
Episcopal church, 50:267
history, 26:260, 26:330–26:333
horse thieves jailed, 13:156
junior historians, 27:49, 27:122–27:124, 27:144, 28:162
post, 11:382
railroad, 30:236, 30:240
resort, 33:323
sawmill, 34:235
settlement, 34:177
in World War I, 45:171–45:173

Waterville Advance, 45:172
Waterville House, register, 19:95
Waterville Mill. See Edina Mills
Waterville Sentinel, 45:171, 45:172, 45:173
Waterville Times (New York), 12:434
Watkin, Edward W., 7:69
Watkins

Armistice Day Blizzard (1940), depicted, 57:417
described, 48:180
history, 19:117

Watkins, Albert, editor, 4:82, 5:153
Watkins, Arthur V., Utah senator, 28:378
Watkins, Bonnie Fraser, activist/women's leader, 61:70, 61:75n

reviews by, 56:352–353, 61:37
work reviewed, 55:328–329

Watkins, Florence, house, 51:151
Watkins, Gladys, 59:323
Watkins, Harry, actor, 23:307
Watkins, Joseph, 3:146
Watkins, Mrs. C. B., 59:282
Watkins, Oscar, 18:136
Watkins, Paul, 6:255, 6:261

hardware depicted, 50:125
house, 50:120, 50:124, 51:151

Watkins, Victor, Wilder Charity president, 58:401
Watkins Company, Winona, 50:124
Watkins family, in Minnesota, 25:386
Watkins Medical Company, Winona, architecture, 39:130
Watkins United Methodist Home, Winona, 50:124n
Watonwan, Cottonwood County

election precinct, 14:250, 14:251

Watonwan (Blaine), Blue Earth County

milling meter, 27:365
organized, 1:419n

Watonwan County, 48:33

agriculture, 17:367
establishment, 5:486
farmers' club, 20:218
grasshopper plague, 37:207
history, 1:528–1:530, 5:487, 5:488
library, 31:61
Norwegian settlements, 12:273
notes, 9:200
pioneers, 2:288, 16:498, 17:491, 24:65
post offices, 18:65, 22:444
records, 47:334
St. James platted, 57:339
War History Committee, 23:392
in World War I, 3:53, 3:212–3:217

Watonwan County Historical Society, 20:355, 42:68

collections, 24:271
exhibit, 22:443
meetings, 18:111, 18:224, 19:119, 19:233, 19:362, 19:472, 20:99, 20:214, 21:110, 21:445, 22:219, 24:88, 26:395
organized, 17:64, 17:124

Watonwan County Plaindealer (St. James), 39:225
Watonwan Farmers' Club, Lake Crystal, history, 30:161
Watonwan River, Blue Earth, Cottonwood, and Watonwan counties, 14:251

Indian raids, 1:433, 1:462–1:465
mills, 26:394
name, 12:52n

Watrin, Benno (Fr.), 12:223n, 22:47

compiler, 11:312
speaker, 19:115

Watrous, John M., Indian agent, 43:177, 56:163
Watrous, John S. (Maj.), 24:354, 36:4n

town planner, 35:49, 52:280, 52:285, 52:286

Watrous, Paul J., 44:148
Watrud, Harriet, author, 28:296
Watry, Francis (Fr.), 49:83
Watson

Lutheran church, 13:117
settlers, 12:207, 14:353

Watson, Brook, 11:238n
Watson, Bruce, work reviewed, 45:207
Watson, ---- (Capt.), artist, 25:166n
Watson, Carrie, 51:297
Watson, Charles H., Mr. and Mrs., 10:450
Watson, Dakota Territory, bonanza farm, 20:405
Watson, Ella, 51:241
Watson, Elmo S., author, 5:463, 11:451, 25:87
Watson, Emma, reminiscences, 49:34
Watson, Isabella, speaker, 10:465, 13:121, 13:345, 16:361, 23:299
Watson, James, 62:178 See also Kent, Myron Rudolph
Watson, Janet P., 57:324
Watson, John J., author, 7:194, 42:29
Watson, Karen (Mrs. Steve), nurse, 61:354, 61:355
Watson, Linda, work reviewed, 46:80–46:81
Watson, Lisa (daughter of Steve and Karen), actor, 61:354, 61:355
Watson, Louise H., speaker, 21:335
Watson, LuElla, author, 14:235
Watson, Minnie H., author, 7:194
Watson, Nicole, art curator, 64:338
Watson, P. H., letter, 38:243
Watson, Robert, author, 4:170, 7:193, 10:89, 12:326

diary, 17:54, 17:96

Watson, Roy, Jr., businessman, 54:125, 54:128, 54:132
Watson, Steve, teacher, 61:354, 61:355
Watson, Thomas E., Georgia senator, 12:10, 39:29
Watson, William E. G., special assistant attorney general, 54:177, 54:178
Watson and Eastman, St. Paul, commission merchants, 27:108
Watt, Robert

description of Minnesota (1871), 10:157–10:173, 10:309–10:325, 10:409–10:424
sketch, 10:155–10:157

Watteau, Jean-Antoine, artist, 64:140
Watterson, Henry, journalist, 26:357, 35:151
Watts, ----, 57:173
Watts, ----, ship captain, 20:253
Watts, Alaric A., spiritualist, 50:208
Watts, Alison

"Innovations in Flour Milling during the 1870s in Minneapolis," 57:87–97
Minnesota History, Publication Award winner, 56:355

Watts, Florence, 12:286
Watts, Lyle F., forester, 48:115
Watts, Robert G., 51:229
Watts, Thomas, author, 5:320
Watts, William, district judge, 52:195, 52:197
Waub-o-jeeg (White Fisher), Chippewa/Ojibway leader, 8:334, 21:285, 42:315, 47:28, 50:26
Waubun

Congregational church, 16:485
history, 49:40

Waud, Alfred Rudolph, artist, 33:217, 54:69–72

travel narrative, 54:72–86
work depicted, 54:70, 54:73, 54:75–54:77, 54:82, 54:85–54:86

Waud, William, artist, 33:217
Waugh, Frances, speaker, 11:112
Waugh, Harvey, composer, 30:173
Waugh, James C., author, work reviewed, 59:136
Waugh, Joan, editor, work reviewed, 59:220
Waukenabo Lake, Aitkin County, name, 21:348
Waukesha County Historical Society (WI), 1:106, 4:284
Waukesha County (WI), Welsh settlements, 24:176
Waukon Decora, Winnebago leader, 57:11
Wau-kou (Spirit), Winnebago mixed-blood, 31:215
Waumadee Herald (Reads Landing), 15:86, 15:87

history, 1:65

Waumidokiga, Sioux teacher, 16:146
Wauping Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club, Minneapolis, directors, 57:227
Wauswaugoning Bay, Cook County, 46:53, 46:57
Wave, schooner, 4:360, 4:361, 4:366
Wave, steamboat, 43:64
Waverley automobile, 26:22
Waverly Township, Martin County, records, 34:131
WAVEs. See Women's Army Vehicle Engineers
WAVEs, uniforms, 54:321
Wawatam, Ojibway, 48:62, 48:63n
Wawatosa Island, Lake Minnetonka, Hennepin County, name, 34:128
Wawiekumig, Chippewa Indian, 21:285
Wawkanhawkaw, Winnebago leader, 57:8
Waxlax, John, settler, 34:181, 34:182
Way, Brian, work reviewed, 48:227
Way, Frederick, Jr., author/compiler, 25:196, 25:393
Way, Henry, reminiscences, 1:148

sketch, 5:581

Way, Mrs. Henry, 5:581
Way, Ronald L., author, 31:118
Way, Royal B., author, 3:150, 3:240
The Way, Minneapolis, 64:24
Wayburne, Redwood County, ghost town, 19:465
Wayishki, Ojibway leader, 50:33
Wayland, J. A., editor, 52:88, 52:212, 52:243
Wayman, Norbury L., author, 43:80
Wayne, Anthony, 4:327, 10:62, 44:225

biographies, 56:17

Wayne, Ralph W., author, 19:474
Wayne, steamboat. See Anthony Wayne
Wayne, W. J., manufacturer, 50:179
Wayzata

centennial, 34:128, 34:170
church-state controversy, 53:303
ginseng trade, 41:251
high school basketball tournament, 55:345
historical meeting, 28:391
history, 14:352, 27:176, 47:336
hotel, 27:295
pageant, 14:457
pioneer life, 30:407
school, 20:209
sketch, 8:111

Wazikute (Shooter from the Pine Tree), Sioux Indian, 13:372–13:375

guide for Stephen H. Long, 5:251, 13:368

WBAD, Minneapolis, radio station, 18:333
WCAL, Northfield, radio station, 30:291
WCCO, Minneapolis, radio and TV stations, 5:606, 6:67, 6:290, 7:285, 8:192, 9:401, 10:74, 34:207, 35:340, 35:384, 36:105, 45:163, 54:314, 58:283

call letters, 46:152
contest, 35:340, 35:384
name, 34:204
sports and, 55:337, 55:342, 55:343, 55:347, 55:348
weather guide, 45:207

WCFA. See World's Christian Fundamentals Association
WCHS. See Winona County Historical Society
WCPPA. See Winona County Progress and Preservation Association, Inc.
WCTU. See Women's Christian Temperance Union
WDGY, Twin Cities radio station, 53:329, 60:193–194
Weagamow, Lake, Ontario, Chippewa colony, 39:34
WEAL. See Women's Equity Action League
Weapons

atomic bomb, 61:220
Fillmore County Rangers, 57:196
NIKE missiles, 61:221
saber depicted, 53:168 (facing)
Stearns County Volunteers in Spanish-American War, 61:375
sword canes, 63:129 (facing)
sword depicted, 59:268 (facing), 63:232

Weasel, in fur trade, 35:295
Weasel Lake, Faribault County, settlement, 14:456
Weather. See Climate
Weatherball, Minneapolis, depicted, 57:411
Weatherhead, George, author, 16:496
Weatherhead, Harold, author, 12:430, 21:430

work reviewed, 46:303–46:304

Weatherhead, Jason, author, 22:109
Weatherwax, Paul, work reviewed, 34:160
Weaver, Andrew T., author, 1:235
Weaver, Clarence L., compiler, 26:384
Weaver, Dorothy A., author, 16:245
Weaver, Edgar, 53:206
Weaver, Elijah, 25:247
Weaver, Ethan A., 5:45
Weaver, George, author, 22:214
Weaver, James B., 5:546

biography, 3:210–3:212
politician, 35:58, 35:76, 35:291, 41:304n, 48:253
third-party leader, 9:233, 9:236, 9:239, 9:243, 9:244, 9:247

Weaver, Mrs. J. L., speaker, 19:229
Weaver, road, 48:298
Weaver, Robert B., author, 20:441
Weaver, Roger M. (Maj.), fire-relief work, 48:273, 48:274, 48:275
Weaver, Will, author, 51:324, 55:333 (facing), 62:139
Weaver Bottoms, oil-spill management, 58:112
Weavers Guild of Minnesota, founding members, 52:114
Weaving

of historical replacement fabrics, 65:226–227
women's history resources, 52:114

Webb, Anne B., 48:90

reviews by, 50:252–50:253, 51:125–126, 53:83
"Women Farmers," 50:134–50:148

Webb, Beatrice P., 9:214
Webb, Charles N., poet, 5:515
Webb, Edna, editor, 1:235
Webb, Edward A., publisher, 18:410, 48:227
Webb, Emily, mill owner, 44:166
Webb, George, pioneer printer, 15:7
Webb, Harvey (Rev.), 26:96, 31:83
Webb, Isaac, shipbuilder, 55:96
Webb, Isaac W., stable owner, 47:327
Webb, James W. (Lt.), sketch, 6:308
Webb, Ken C., golf tournament official, 58:389
Webb, Luther E., Indian agent, 25:183, 44:47, 44:48
Webb, May, editor, 1:235
Webb, Mrs. E. O., 21:107
Webb, Paul, artist, 62:306
Webb, Philip, furniture designer, 57:253
Webb, Sidney, 9:213, 9:214
Webb, Theodore A., author, 57:270
Webb, Walter P., author, 24:68, 29:71, 40:151, 40:156

historian, 33:311
quoted, 36:87
speaker, 10:209, 13:327
work reviewed, 13:92–13:94, 33:215

Webb, Wayne E., author, 38:242

work reviewed, 39:208

Webb, William, 54:32, 54:45
Webb, William, Jr., legislator, 36:57
Webber, ----, judge, 58:22
Webber, Adeline, housekeeper, 55:74, 55:75
Webber, Alfred B. (Capt.), prison official, 37:145, 37:146
Webber, Charles C., businessman, 19:184n, 49:164, 50:106
Webber, E. E., Dr.

house, 37:3
mayor, 51:71

Webber, Everett, author, 36:278
Webber, J. S. (Rev.), 17:388, 19:249, 19:250
Webber, Robert, 36:278
Webber family, donates pool, 47:150
Webber Park, Minneapolis, 63:207
Webb Publishing Company, St. Paul, 27:353, 42:89

history, 34:173, 48:227

Weber, ----, police officer depicted, 47:241
Weber, Bob, author, 39:344
Weber, David J., editor, 49:32
Weber, Eugene, 56:144
Weber, Gustav, Dr., 27:136
Weber, H. G., 26:126n
Weber, Herbert Y., "The St. Paul Globe," 39:327–39:334
Weber, J. V., speaker, 18:465, 23:299
Weber, Jessie P., editor, 4:78
Weber, Laura E., scholar, 54:96

"1898 Moore Block, Pipestone," 59:3
award recipient, 53:84, 57:55, 59:351, 65:39
"Bremer School, Minneapolis," 62:203
"Frederick Spangenberg House," 60:3
"Justus Ramsey House, St. Paul," 61:335
"Lake View Store, Morgan Park, Duluth," 63:3
"Martin and Morrison Block, Minneapolis," 64:51
"Mikro Kodesh," 58:337
"Minneapolis Jews and Employment 1920-1950," 52:166–182
Minnesota History editor, 65:39–40
"Minnesota’s Mines Experiment Station, University of Minnesota (Minneapolis)," 64:223
"National Register of Historic Places in Minnesota," 55:302–319
"Ogden Apartment Hotel, Minneapolis," 59:227
review by, 57:269, 63:37
"St. Hubert's Lodge, Frontenac," 61:247
"The House that Bullard Built," 59:61–71

Weber, Max, artist, 28:76, 54:236, 55:4
Weber, Nicholas A. (Rev.), author, 30:395
Weber, Thomas, work reviewed, 33:218
Weber, W. N., attorney, 49:75
Weber and Fields, comedians, 33:177
Webster, Ben, musician, 59:104
Webster, Byron G., 50:94n
Webster, C. C., business leader, 33:233
Webster, C. K., speaker, 6:27
Webster, Daniel Fletcher, 3:76, 22:66, 23:60, 23:205, 28:275, 39:38, 54:109, 55:289 See also Webster-Ashburton Treaty of 1842

letter, 21:412
politician, 39:46, 39:47, 39:150, 39:151
portrait, 21:149
relations to West, 9:3–9:15, 9:61

Webster, David L., 43:230
Webster, E. M., speaker, 10:464, 11:223
Webster, Fletcher, 9:10
Webster, Florence G., 44:103

recollections, 21:440

Webster, George (Punk), football player/coach, 59:164
Webster, Homer J., author, 1:72
Webster, Marie, quilter, 62:36
Webster, Marie D., merchandiser, 46:241
Webster, Milton P., labor leader, 55:204, 55:216
Webster, Mortimer, house, 38:347
Webster, Mrs. I. D., 57:247
Webster, Mrs. William F., 4:74, 4:174, 7:86
Webster, Noah, lexicographer, 29:81
Webster, Norwegian settlement, 29:177
Webster, Sally, essays, 58:242
Webster, Sidney, 13:434
Webster, Viranus, murdered, 38:134n
Webster, W. F., author, 1:411, 5:153
Webster, W. H., 20:461
Webster, William, manufacturer, 37:143, 37:145
Webster, William W. (Capt.), Union officer, 39:195n
Webster and Company (NY), publishing firm, 17:376n, 17:378
Webster-Ashburton Treaty of 1842, 5:47, 9:13, 23:60, 23:204, 23:205, 24:57, 29:132, 40:46, 47:163, 48:84, 54:127 See also Boundaries

background, 23:59
centennial, 23:201n, 23:396, 24:32
Minnesota boundary provisions, 5:26
provisions, 18:232, 22:213, 23:270, 23:396, 29:135

Webster City (IA)

history, 4:442
lyceum, 15:175

Wechsler, Judah (Rabbi), 40:46
Weckman, Violet M., teacher, 61:23n

author, 35:338

Wecter, Dixon, author, 28:67, 28:174, 34:261

work reviewed, 22:313

Weddings, Polish, 58:23, 58:24
Wedel, Mildred Mott, author, 47:330
Wedel, Waldo R., author, 39:262
Wedelstaedt, Count Heinrich von, papers, 1:328
Wedge, Albert C., Dr., 2:216, 14:314

army surgeon, 40:291
career, 21:340

Wedge, Clarence, nurseryman, 43:67
Wedge Nursery, sales catalogs, 55:90
Wedin, Elof, artist, 51:129 (facing), 52:274, 52:276, 53:180, 57:76
Wedin, Paul, artist, 51:129 (facing)
Wedll, Joyce, museum director, 55:38, 62:142–143
Wedum, Mrs. J. A., speaker, 15:246
Wee, M. O., 1:130

work reviewed, 3:91

Weed, ---- (Col.), hotelkeeper, 16:268
Weed, Thurlow, 14:280

excursionist, 15:406, 20:384, 25:103
papers, 30:104

Weeden, H. C., 43:187
Weedon, George, papers, 44:224–44:226
Weedon, Ronald R., professor, 53:39
Weekly Minnesotan (St. Paul), 56:224, 56:226, 56:229, 56:233, 56:234
Weekly Northwestern Miller. See Northwestern Miller
Weekly Reveille (St. Louis), 22:14

travel accounts, 22:15–22:34, 31:209–31:221

Weekly Review, Mankato, 53:288
Weeks, Edward, speaker, 33:352
Weeks, John A., 6:75
Weeks, Kathleen, author, 26:385
Weeks, Leonard C., Dr., 5:471, 5:574, 5:581, 5:589

author, 9:196
speaker, 5:587, 6:22

Weeks, Mrs. L. C., speaker, 11:320, 18:334, 19:229
Weeks, Philip, work reviewed, 53:211
Weems, Jason, author, work reviewed, 65:158
Weems, Ted, bandleader, 64:222
Weenaas, August, 20:401, 20:402
Weeres Pontoon Boat Company, St. Cloud, 61:88 (facing)
Weesh-Cub, Ojibway depicted, 50:233
Weesh-koob, Narcisse, speaker, 13:442
Wefald, Harold, quoted, 38:178
Wefald, Jon M., 64:219

"Congressman Knud Wefald," 38:177–38:185
review by, 40:354, 48:129
work reviewed, 43:38–43:39

Wefald, Knud, legislator, 42:151
Wefald, Knud, politician, 38:177–38:185, 40:367, 52:95

portrait, 38:179
railroad and warehouse commissioner, 51:176
reformer, 40:140

Wegdahl, Chippewa County, political meeting, 34:229
Wegelin, Oscar, author, 27:252
Wegmann, Theodore, pioneer, 36:235
Wehle, Harry B., author, 20:334
Wehmanen, Aili, 61:17, 61:23n
Wehmanen, Ilmar, 61:17, 61:23n
Wehrle, Charles, 16:103
Wehrwein, George S., author, 13:438
Weibel, Jacob S., artist, 32:160
Weibel, Rodney, 22:52
Weibull, Jorgen, work reviewed, 34:199
Weicht, Carl L., 11:117, 17:232, 23:103

author, 7:193, 11:338, 12:453, 16:371, 16:497, 22:111, 22:218, 23:187, 23:191
"The Local Historian," 13:45–13:54
speaker, 8:313, 10:465, 13:72, 15:251, 16:252, 17:240, 21:446, 22:107, 22:291, 22:292, 22:341, 23:299, 27:77, 27:144, 27:363

Weide, John A., artist, 2:277, 2:278, 2:468, 44:126, 47:188, 57:68

work depicted, 59:180 (facing)

Weide, Mrs. William R., 2:197, 2:468
Weide, Nicholas B., 1:400
Weide, William R., 1:400, 1:537
Weidman, Charles, 21:59
Weidner, Edward W., author, 28:285, 37:347
Weidt, A. J., music teacher, 57:228
Weigel, William (Gen.), sketch, 3:218
Weigert, Lillian, speaker, 19:471
Weights and measurements, salt, 52:131
Weigle, Dan, Lutheran fundraiser, 64:94
Weigle, Luther A., author, 10:82
Weigley, Mildred, home economist, 59:277, 59:281
Weigley, Russell F., author, 49:164
Weik, Jesse, author, 28:361
Weikert, Claire L. (Capt.), 3:109, 3:162
Weimer, David R., work reviewed, 37:83
Weinberg, Jack, author, 28:183
Weinberg, Joseph, physicist, 60:179, 60:185, 61:226
Weiner, Jay, journalist/union official, 61:350

work reviewed, 62:199

Weiner, Lynn Y.

award recipient, 47:75
"Minneapolis Woman's Christian Association and Housing for Working Women," 46:189–46:200
review by, 53:165

Weinert, Charlie, professional boxer, 59:79
Weinfeld, William, work reviewed, 25:280
Weingarten, Felicia, 55:174
Weinmann, Joseph, politician, 28:28
Weinsberg, Charles, Dr., 49:345
Weinstein, Allen, work reviewed, 42:193–42:194
Weinstein, Jack B., judge, 46:151
Weinstein, James, historian, 55:288

work reviewed, 41:150

Weinstock, John, author, 48:312
Weir, Jerome, 63:321
Weir, Robert W., 54:288 (facing)
Weir, Roy, congressman, 54:186
Weisberger, Bernard A., work reviewed, 54:238–239
Weisel, George F., work reviewed, 35:31
Weisenburger, Francis P., author, 15:356, 17:226, 24:183, 25:401, 36:280

work reviewed, 34:121

Weiser, Conrad, trader, 9:153
Weiser, George B., Dr., author, 22:212, 22:334
Weiser, J. S., Dr., 1:470

in battle of Big Mound, 1:481

Weisgard, Leonard, artist, 62:310
Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis, 64:246

exhibits, 63:211n

Weismiller, Edward, poet, 25:176
Weiss, Anton C., public safety commissioner, 43:45, 47:171

career, 14:360

Weiss, Bertha, interviews, 52:116
Weiss, Harry B., author, 12:327
Weiss, Nancy J., work reviewed, 52:123–124
Weiss, S., 21:427
Weisse, Harold, author, 22:98
Weitbrecht, George F., speaker, 39:114
Weitenkampf, Frank, author, 31:54, 32:123

librarian, 40:76n

Weitzman, David, work reviewed, 46:39–46:40
Welch, A. Edward (Maj.) (son of W. H.), 39:179n, 61:263
Welch, Clarence H., farmer, 37:29
Welch, Douglas, author, 30:378
Welch, Emily (orphan taken in by McLeod family), 60:229
Welch, F. M., 2:46
Welch, George, Dr., 12:105
Welch, Goodhue County

buildings depicted, 56:49 (cover), 56:49 (facing)
historic site, 16:309, 36:240

Welch, Ita, actress, 28:113
Welch, Phoebe L. (Mrs. George), career, 12:105
Welch, Susan (orphan taken in by McLeod family), 60:229
Welch, Thomas A. (Bishop), 43:92
Welch, Thomas W., pioneer, 24:205
Welch, W. H., judge, 61:263
Welch, William A. (major), 58:75
Welches, ----, chiropractors, 59:202, 59:204
Welch Manufacturing Company (CT), clock depicted, 56:168
Welcome

history, 28:387, 39:212
Lutheran church, 15:481

Welcome, Pauline (Mrs. Earl), author/speaker, 28:387, 39:212
Welcome, sloop, 44:202, 44:203
Welcome Hall Community Center, St. Paul, services, 57:420
Welcome Times, historical editions, 28:387
Weld, Angelina Grimke, 19:436
Weld, Burt I., author, 17:238
Weld, Charles, letters, 15:463
Weld, Daniel, 15:301
Weld, Eben, government farmer, 14:99, 15:222, 15:304, 15:344, 17:288

career, 15:301
house, 15:305, 17:95, 17:289
letters, 15:302–15:308, 28:336

Weld, Frank A., editor, 41:207n
Weld, Gladys I., 15:302
Weld, Isaac D., lumberman, 24:201
Weld, John F., Dr., 15:306n, 15:307

letters, 15:463

Weld, Louis D. H., author, 1:78, 1:294

work reviewed, 1:279

Weld, Lydia F., 15:301
Weld, Martin, 15:304, 15:307
Weld, Mildred, 15:302
Weld, Theadore, abolitionist, 32:15, 33:218
Welden, Charles, journalist, 34:139n
Welding, techniques discussed, 53:135
Weldon, David J., MHS staff member depicted, 42:190
Weleczki, Ruth, author, work reviewed, 62:199
Welfare. See also Child welfare; Health and health conditions; Settlement houses; Social work; Workmen's Compensation Act; specific organizations

in 1930s, 48:296
aged, 41:166, 41:239
agencies, 16:114, 16:351, 19:98, 21:450, 25:377, 39:27, 46:193, 49:211
archives, 42:159, 49:211
bibliography, 20:88
Catholic religious orders and, 51:162
CCC program, 48:295–48:302
child and family, 41:154, 41:156, 41:229–41:236, 46:193, 49:211, 59:238, 59:245
company sponsored, 48:98, 48:100, 48:101, 48:106, 48:107
eugenic sterilization and, 59:237–248
federal aid, 45:318, 45:319, 45:320, 48:171
forest-fire relief, 48:271–48:282
grasshopper relief, 45:226–45:228, 45:237, 49:115
homeless, 47:126
housing shortage, 56:58
on iron ranges, 49:124
issues, 39:26
Jewish organizations, 50:132
medical aspect, 39:84
Minneapolis, 51:43–54, 58:296–58:297
Minneapolis in 1930s, 41:153–41:170, 45:308, 45:313, 45:318, 45:319, 45:320
Minnesota, 18:449
New York, 17:111
old-age assistance, 37:41, 38:78–38:85, 39:26
poor farms, 38:365–38:377
Quakers, 18:263
religion and, 49:246
St. Paul charities, 58:394–406
settlement house movement, 51:36, 51:38–39, 57:420
welfare capitalism in early 20th century, 63:180, 63:183, 63:184, 63:188
Wisconsin, 27:69
women and families, 53:165, 60:115

Welfare capitalism, on iron ranges, 48:98, 48:106, 48:107
Welford, Walter, 18:104
Welin, S., 17:182
Welk, Lawrence, entertainer, 52:80, 53:291
Welker, Mrs. Att, speaker, 16:132
Well, Louis, costume designer, 58:64 (facing)
Welland Canal, 4:361
Wellcome, F. H., Dr., 22:425
Wellcome, Sir Henry S., 12:436

biography, 34:127

Weller, Luman H., 5:545, 5:554, 9:222n

papers, 1:96, 5:541n, 9:220

Welles, Albert M., author, 5:240, 9:312, 11:108, 41:213

journalist, 10:458

Welles, Edward L., author, 11:74
Welles, Gideon, secretary of navy, 20:284, 44:8, 44:10, 44:13

letters, 1:377

Welles, Henry Titus, politician, 8:172, 9:314, 26:201, 35:120, 36:4n, 36:171

businessman, 52:134
scrip transactions, 62:10, 62:12, 62:13, 62:15
town founder, 57:336

Welles, John, trader, 11:236, 21:141
Welles, Mrs. Henry T., 2:467
Welles, Sumner, quoted, 23:217
Welles family, genealogy, 35:248
Wellesley, Marie, actress, 33:176
Welles Memorial Park, Breckenridge, 18:104
Wellham, Hiram C., speaker, 18:333
Wellhausen, Julius, 43:17
Wellington, Duke of, 4:328
Wellington, Raynor G., author, 6:284
Wellington, Samuel, 54:100
Wellington, William A., 48:122
Wellman, Anne Engelking, work reviewed, 63:308
Wellman, David L., 5:94n
Wellman, Judith, historian, 55:375
Wellman, Mary A., teacher, 11:113
Wellman, Mrs. C. H., speaker, 13:345
Wellman, Mrs. M. H., speaker, 10:100, 23:103
Wellman, Paul I., author, 29:164

work reviewed, 16:89

Wellner, George C., Dr., author, 17:100
Wellner, John, murdered, 12:91
Wellner, L. H., 17:100
Wells, ----, trader, 11:261
Wells, A. L., 16:491, 17:483, 18:465, 22:442
Wells, Charles K., banker, 40:113, 40:114, 40:116–40:118
Wells, Charles S., 54:314

art director, 53:180
sculptor, 56:86, 56:88, 56:89

Wells, Daniel, Jr., banker, 37:87, 40:110–40:119

grain dealer, 39:210
portrait, 40:111

Wells, Edouard, petitioner, 49:187
Wells, Eliza, author, 37:274
Wells, Faribault County

census analysis, 6:407
churches, 16:355, 17:117
dairying, 27:111n, 27:112n, 27:113
Episcopal church, 50:267
flour mill, 23:388
history, 20:460
Jewish families, 51:10
Poles, 58:18
railroad, 39:240
theater, 28:119

Wells, for salt, 52:141, 52:143
Wells, Francis G., 9:26n
Wells, Frederick B., 8:196, 25:154n, 32:13n
Wells, George, 7:120
Wells, H. G., author, 14:10, 26:308
Wells, Ida B., newspaper publisher, 59:63
Wells, James, trader, 8:43, 14:31, 19:95, 20:307, 29:267
Wells, Jane, 14:32
Wells, Jim, newspaper columnist, 63:110–111
Wells, John A. (Rev.), 13:452
Wells, John G., 33:52n
Wells, Joseph M., architect, 53:203, 53:204, 57:44, 57:48
Wells, Justus O., steamboat captain, 34:11
Wells, Leander, 13:142
Wells, Leonard H., bookseller, 26:396
Wells, Marguerite M., suffragist, 42:225
Wells, Mrs. Cyrus W., author, 4:26, 5:226, 9:81, 22:102
Wells, Mrs. R. H., speaker, 48:114
Wells, Philip F., author, 29:267
Wells, Robert J., legislator, 35:348
Wells, Rosalie, author, 16:486
Wells, William S., miller, 35:13–35:16
Wells, Willoughby, 26:261
Wells Advocate, 17:469
Wells and Smith, Belle Plaine, plow factory, 24:296
Wells Concrete Products Company, 64:168
Wells-Fargo Express Company, 4:195
Wells Memorial, Minneapolis, 33:315
Wells Memorial Camp, Lake Minnetonka, 58:72
Wells' Memorial House, Minneapolis, sketch, 3:476
Wells National Bank, Faribault County, 57:191, 57:192
Wellstone, Paul D., politician, 56:432, 57:99

Minnesota Human Rights Act Amendment and, 65:81
work reviewed, 47:253–47:254, 59:92

Welp, Treumund (pseud.). See Pelz, Eduard
Welsch, Roger L., author, 50:291, 56:464

review by, 52:161

Welsh, A. L., aviator, 48:58
Welsh, Jeremy G., artist, 38:165n, 39:140n, 39:203n, 39:285
Welsh, Thomas J., "Logging on the Northwest Angle," 34:1–34:8
Welsh, William, Dr., 24:209
Welsh Congregational Church, South Bend, 5:617
Welsh people, 7:260 See also British people

Blue Earth County, 7:257, 51:148
in Civil War, 29:86, 33:84
cookery, 48:41
humor, 52:330
immigration, 8:311, 24:259, 37:256
Iowa, 5:215
Minnesota, 7:327
Minnesota communities, 12:448, 16:170, 16:496, 19:464, 52:38
Pennsylvania, 7:351
periodicals, 56:332
Wisconsin, 6:82, 24:176, 27:56, 29:85

Welter, Ben, author, work reviewed, 64:219
Welter, Christopher G.

award recipient, 63:171
"How Jesse James Nearly Robbed Northfied . . . in 1948," 62:298–303
"Minnesota's Titanic Passengers," 60:252–267

Welter, Katherine, author, 12:340
Welter, Rush, author, 37:261
Welti, Jakob R., author, 35:242
Welty, Eudora, author, 25:176
Welty, Raymond L., author, 9:190, 9:306, 10:83, 19:349, 19:457
Weltzin, Elmer, speaker, 27:145
Wemett, William M., author, 9:411, 39:36
Wemett, William W., 13:112
Wemmett, S. M., author, 8:305
Wemple, Alice Geddes, 41:70
Wemple, Ed, 41:70
Wenaas, Leona Hanson, work reviewed, 53:39
Wenabosho, Ojibway folk hero, 48:343 See also Manabozo; Nanabozho
Wenberg, Jennie, author, 14:354
Wendago, Itasca County, settled, 22:223
Wendel, C. H., work reviewed, 48:179
Wendel, Vickie, "The Second Minnesota Battery of Light Artillery," 59:140–152
Wendell, Barrett, 4:265
Wendland, Audrey K., author, work reviewed, 59:44
Wendt, Pierin (Fr.), speaker, 19:119
Wendy's restaurant, 53:263
Wendzinski, Ignacy, newspaper publisher, 58:19
Wenger, John C., author, 22:335
Wengert, James W., 55:332
Wengler, Jean B., artist, 10:339, 11:43, 35:357
Wengler, Johann Baptist, views on Native Americans, 57:101
Wengler, Robert A., review by, 45:160
Wennen, Ginny, journalist, 62:21, 62:24
Wennerberg, Gunnar, composer, 39:322

in sculpture, 55:364–55:365, 55:367, 55:370

Wennerblom, Thor, 9:301
Wenona, steamboat, 36:252
Wenstrom, Otto, 16:498
Wenstrom, Ruth, author, 16:498
Went, Stanley, author, 26:308
Wentsel, C. E., 4:474
Wentworth, Edward N. (Col.), author, 28:281, 35:97
Wentz, Abdel R., author, 35:200
Wentz, Ray, union organizer, 62:214n
Wentzel, Charles, memorial, 21:445
Wentzel, Grace, music teacher, 57:228
Wentzel, W. F., author, 51:159
Wenzel, Stephen G., politician, 64:156
Wenzell, Abigail S., 9:406
Wenzell, Henry B., 9:406

editor, 1:241, 1:295
scrapbook, 5:609

Wenzell, William T., 5:128
Wenzell family, genealogy, 17:101
Wergeland, Agnes, professor, 47:209
Wergeland, Henrik, 18:199
Wergeland Lodge, Minneapolis, 20:408
Wermiel, Sara E., historic preservationist

"Minneapolis Lumber Exchange Fire of 1891 and Fire-Resisting Construction," 64:118–128, 64:175

Wernberg, Mrs. Bert, 43:133n
Werneke, Edward, newspaper assistant, 18:58, 19:61, 24:162, 25:40
Werner, Beltrami County, townsite, 43:130
Werner, Herbert A., police officer, 44:262, 44:263
Werner, Oscar, composer, 44:127
Werner, Raymond C., work reviewed, 16:448–16:450
Werrenrath, Reinald, singer, 39:59
Wert, D. Mortimer. See West, D. Mortimer
Wert, Jeffry, author, 63:227
Wertenbaker, Thomas J., author, 23:259, 29:163

work reviewed, 9:389, 9:390

Werthun, ----, fur dealer, 34:102
Wertmuller, Adolph U., sketch, 6:405
Werzer, Cathy, author, 62:139
Wesbrook, Frank F., Dr., 24:347

career, 18:218, 21:330, 24:181
public health leader, 19:111, 24:211

Wescott, Abbie, 20:456
Wescott, Ethelyn M., 20:456
Wescott, Glenway, 23:158
Wescott, James, innkeeper, 20:456
Wesenberg, Michael F., 19:106
Wesley, Edgar B., 19:429, 21:49, 25:44, 25:73, 25:294, 27:243

"The Army and the Westward Movement," 15:375–15:381
author, 9:303, 10:88, 12:436, 13:329, 13:334, 17:331, 18:105, 19:91, 19:199, 19:207, 20:187, 21:182, 21:310, 22:82, 23:8, 24:174, 25:61, 26:65, 26:73, 26:153, 27:147, 28:172, 28:204, 29:77, 34:170
educator, 24:254
"Historical Research," 14:192–14:194
"History at Home," 19:1–19:20
quoted, 22:297
reviews by, 12:417–12:419, 15:214–15:216, 17:81–17:83, 17:321, 18:103, 19:202, 20:176–20:179, 21:306, 22:65–22:67, 26:60, 26:138
speaker, 13:327, 15:310, 18:441, 19:70, 20:29, 20:31, 20:48
work reviewed, 17:80, 19:437–19:439, 20:61–20:63, 23:360, 25:168–25:170, 27:333, 35:371

Wesleyan Methodist Seminary, Wasioja, 14:147
Wesley Methodist Church, Minneapolis, anniversary, 15:362
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church, Minneapolis, 45:308, 45:309, 52:173
Wesley Temple, Minneapolis, 45:309
Wessel, Harry E., composer, 44:133
Wessel, Thomas R., work reviewed, 45:344
Wesselhoeft, Conrad, Dr., homeopath, 39:9
Wessen, Ernest J., 36:218
Wesson, Daniel, gunmaker, 36:68
West. See also Far West; Frontier; Midwest; Mississippi Valley

18th century predictions regarding, 4:310, 4:311
acquisition of, 8:26
in American history, 9:23
bibliography, 42:199, 42:200
conference on history, 10:209
depicted, 35:146, 37:31, 37:33
Greeley's advice, 8:387
historic sites, 39:33
historiography, 50:79–50:80
history, 6:50–6:53
importance, 8:24
interpreted, 38:237
Lincoln's policies, 44:14–44:15
mapped, 34:302
natural history, 53:39
New Deal policies, 49:119
outlaws, 34:209, 39:262
pioneer literature, 8:319–8:328, 9:175
political power, 8:151
during Reconstruction, 48:44
in Revolutionary War, 9:157, 9:158, 10:63
river towns, 53:40
settled, 34:345
settlement, 4:319, 4:322
social history, 44:194
source material, 39:128, 53:35
urban growth, 43:313
U.S. foreign policy and, 8:23
War of 1812 and, 4:324
Washington's attitude, 8:9, 8:14, 8:15
Webster's connection with, 9:3–9:15
wilderness bills, 58:142
women, 50:80, 50:335
women authors, 48:351

West, Alan, soccer player, 63:101
West, Anna K., 5:228
West, Charles, author, 21:370
West, Charles W. (Col.), portrait, 21:417
West, Elwyn, pilot, 58:136
West, Emily J., 12:119, 12:130, 12:133
West, George A.

work reviewed, 10:329, 15:453

West, George P., 51:73
West, Goldsmith B., guidebook, 42:218
West, Gordon H., author, 19:465
West, H. D., motorist, 26:22
West, Harry B., author, 14:359, 14:450, 15:492
West, Horace, dog-team driver, 42:285, 42:286
West, J. D., manufacturer, 40:333
West, John K., 5:227, 5:459, 5:574, 6:281n, 10:208

speaker, 5:576, 5:587

West, John (Rev.), teacher, 20:204, 29:81
West, John T., hotel owner, 35:67
West, Lee, steamboat captain, 33:12, 33:14
West, Levon, artist, 50:280–50:281, 50:282

artwork depicted, 50:281

West, Margaret, 5:373
West, Mike, trapper, 54:128
West, Nathanael, author, 8:329, 8:330, 62:73
West, Norbert D., author, 36:190
West, Rodney M., author, 3:474, 6:399
West, Ruth, 2:471
West, Sarah, speaker, 20:100
West, Thomas F., 1:466
West, William L., United Charities treasurer, 58:402
West, William M., author, 35:233
West, Willis M., 4:31

honors, 13:341, 13:428
reviews by, 4:152–4:157
work reviewed, 11:78–11:80

West Albion, Wright County, Finnish settlement, 38:243
Westaway, H. N., 2:95
West Bank Gallery, Minneapolis, 51:303
West Battle Lake, Otter Tail County

name, 38:141
sugar camp, 13:390

Westberg, Lars E., photographer, 62:271
Westbourne Mound, Canada, 64:199, 64:202
Westbrook, Cottonwood County

bank robberies, 62:126, 62:127, 62:132
Danish settlement, 8:376

Westbrook, Nicholas

award recipient, 46:83
"Clement Haupers," 46:296–46:299
"Exhibit's Invisible Ingredient," 45:292–45:296
"Minnesota Patchwork," 46:237–46:245
reviews by, 46:35–46:36, 48:224–48:225, 50:295

Westbrook, Virginia, review by, 46:167–46:168
Westbrook Mutual Insurance Company, Cottonwood County, history, 20:357
West Central Minnesota Historical Center, Morris, 44:30, 44:31, 44:195
West Central School of Agriculture, Morris, 49:97

archaeological collection, 26:321
experimental station, 49:98
history, 11:338, 29:384, 49:98n

Westchester County (NY), historical buildings, 14:443
West Concord, anniversary, 17:121
West Duluth. See also Duluth

forest fire, 52:198
post office, 34:186
Salem Mission Church, 22:112
united with Duluth, 24:385

West Duluth Bank, 37:124
West Duluth Building and Loan Association, 37:123
West Duluth Saw Mill Experts' Association, 36:162
West End Building and Loan Association, Duluth, 37:123
West End Herald (Minneapolis), 17:469
West End Press, Albuquerque (NM), 62:71, 62:72, 62:73, 62:74
Westerberg, Kermit, essayist, 57:435
Westerberg, Wesley, administrator, 46:342
Westergren, Charles, postmaster, 36:214
Westergren, Oscar, 43:37
Westerheim, Lyon County, Icelandic settlement, 18:469
Western, H. H. (Capt.), Fort Ridgely commandant, 12:115n
Western Air Express, army contract, 26:10
Western Air Lines, 33:240
Western Appeal (St. Paul and Chicago), 43:284n

history, 43:282–43:288, 43:290, 43:291–43:294, 43:296
pages depicted, 43:282, 43:295

Western Architect

advertisements, 57:250
reprinted, 45:35–45:36

Western Art Association, 1:237
Western Association baseball league, 63:20
Western Classical Academy, Orange City (IA), 28:130
Western College, Western (IA), 15:33
Western Dakota Indians, 63:76
Western Defense Command, World War II, 45:275, 45:277, 45:279
Western Department, fur traders, 40:184–40:186
Western Engineer, steamboat, 5:313
Western Evangelical Missionary Society, 45:29, 45:30
Western Farm and Village Advocate (New York), 12:194, 13:59, 23:321, 49:142, 49:143, 49:146
Western Farm and Village Association (NY), 6:259, 17:324, 49:140–49:148, 56:206

activities, 9:92
colonies, 12:194, 17:323, 18:230, 23:321
homestead petition, 49:145
records, 25:321
Rollingstone colony, 10:232

Western Federation of Miners, 41:82, 41:89, 51:167, 52:239

Finns, 47:165
on Mesabi Range, 40:340–40:347, 51:66, 51:67, 52:252, 52:259, 52:262

Western Female Seminary, Oxford (OH), 23:272
Western Flotilla, in Civil War, 40:306
Western Folklore Conference, 27:255
Western Guard (Dawson), 21:342
Western History Association, 54:52

awards, 41:392, 43:120
papers, 51:80
publication, 39:209

Western Home and Foreign Missionary Association, in Minnesota, 19:141
Western Hygeian Home for Invalids, St. Anthony, 35:217, 36:91
Western (IA), Czech settlement, 15:33
Western Intercollegiate Championships, 39:22
Western Land Association, organized, 17:218, 37:92
Western League, professional baseball, 39:331, 58:339 See also American League
Western Magazine, established, 1:342
Western Minnesota Seminary, Montevideo. See Windom Institute (College), Montevideo
Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Association, 61:128
Western Monthly Magazine, founded, 26:293
Western Newspaper Union, Minneapolis, 48:285, 53:251
Western Outfit, 42:123, 42:125, 42:126, 42:127, 42:129, 42:136, 42:137 See also American Fur Company
Western Pennsylvania Historical Society, Pittsburgh, 12:93, 12:184, 12:311, 16:329
Western Pennsylvania Historical Survey, 12:184, 12:311, 21:179
Western Press Clipping Exchange, 3:54
Western Progressive Farmers (WPA). See also Progressive Farmers of America

leaders, 51:168

Western Railroad Company, lands, 28:224
Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland, 5:229, 30:314, 30:394
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, school of medicine, 27:135
Western Supply Company, 2:201
Western Theological Seminary, Chicago, 18:331
Western Union Telegraph Company, 6:55, 8:172

Winona office, 18:120

Western World, steamboat, 15:307
Western Writers of America, work reviewed, 45:40
Westervelt, Evert V.

at Frontenac, 14:31–14:33
house, 14:34

Westervelt, Goodhue County. See also Frontenac

location, map, 14:35
name, 14:32

Westervelt, Mary, 14:34
Westervelt, Mrs. Everett, 14:31n
Westfall, William P., university treasurer, 51:114, 51:120
Westfall, Wilson P., businessman, 37:318
Westford Township, Martin County, frontier life, 18:465
West Freeborn Lutheran Church, Manchester, 2:204
Westgate, John W., agriculturist, 19:27, 19:32
West Hennepin County Pioneer Association, 36:36
West High School, Minneapolis

Chinese students, 54:228
pageants, 2:475, 3:470

West Hotel, Minneapolis, 8:315, 17:380, 18:30, 33:52, 35:67, 35:73, 40:15, 40:100n, 63:20, 64:124

Churchill's stay, 57:350–351
construction, 23:220, 23:224
depicted, 35:74, 40:14
described, 35:68, 35:72, 35:75, 35:76
name, 21:417
orchestra, 33:95
razed, 25:3, 25:4, 40:135

Westin, Gunnar, author, 18:75

work reviewed, 13:308–13:311, 38:381

Westin, Leslie E., legislator, 36:284, 37:44, 37:223

author, 25:76
"Community History," 25:57–25:61
instructor, 24:192

West India Company, Montreal, trading practices, 11:232
West Indian American Day Carnival, Brooklyn, 58:63
West Indians, Mississippi Valley, 23:84
West Indies, trade with United States, 8:8
Westin Industries, 63:297
Westlake, E. G. (Eddie), portrait, 38:212
West Lake, massacre, 8:267
West Lake Gallery, Minneapolis, 61:244 (facing), 62:312
Westland (Heidelberg, Germany), German language periodical, 33:187
Westlicher Herold (Winona), German language paper, 16:338
Westlund Monument Company, Fergus Falls, 19:361
West Lynne, Manitoba, history, 34:132
Westman, E., auto builder, 43:108
Westman, Georgius A., author, 10:207
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Lincoln (NE), 64:305 (facing)
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis, 2:212, 3:225, 4:297, 5:396, 54:224, 54:225, 54:226, 54:328

Chinese Sunday School, 54:226, 54:230, 54:231, 54:232, 54:233
depicted, 54:225
English-language class depicted, 54:233
members, 54:228
women's organizations, 54:233

West Moe Lutheran Church, 9:77
West Newton, Nicollet County

Catholic church, 36:193
logging company, 26:132, 27:196, 27:201, 29:266
log house, 37:76
pioneer store, 18:171, 20:464, 23:109, 36:193
prairie described, 11:172

West Newton, steamboat, 19:138, 45:117

freight contract, 11:136, 11:137, 11:164–11:180

Weston, C. G., physician, 63:118–119, 63:120
Weston, Fredrick L., clerk, 44:262
Weston, George E., restaurant operator, 35:225n
Weston, J. M., speaker, 33:287, 33:288
Weston, Jeanette, Dakota Indian, 61:156
Weston, Latrobe, author, 19:459
Weston and Curtis reaper, 24:290
Westover, Lake County, railroad station, 34:181
Westover Field (MA), 65:12
West Point Military Academy (NY). See United States Military Academy
West Point (VA), in Civil War, 25:127
Westport, Missouri, battle, 40:291
Westport Township, Pope County, schools, 26:398
West Prairie, Yankton County (SD), pioneer school, 24:370
West Publishing Company, St. Paul, law book publisher, 4:125, 36:190, 45:332, 62:229

building, 40:221 (cover)
depicted, 45:330
employee recreation room depicted, 59:56
trade cards depicted, 43:272

West River Parkway, Minneapolis, 58:303

archaeological projects, 58:322, 58:323, 58:324, 58:326, 58:330

Westrum, Don, 61:287
Westrum, Gladys, quoted, 63:196
West Saint Paul Times, anniversary, 19:366
West Savanna River, Aitkin County, 23:251n, 33:15

camp, 8:133, 8:134
canoe route, 4:381n, 4:383n, 4:384, 5:34n, 5:35n, 7:311, 8:123, 8:124, 8:126, 8:130, 31:95, 31:96, 32:95, 34:46
canoe travel, 49:269

West Side, Minneapolis, flour-milling district, 53:208
West Side Flats, St. Paul, 55:228
West Side Neighborhood House, St. Paul, music class, 39:56
West Side Power Company, Minneapolis, archaeology, 58:324
West Side Turner Hall, Minneapolis, 32:167, 32:172
West St. Olaf, Dodge County, Norwegian settlement, 12:270
West St. Paul

county seat election, 13:141
floods, 8:280
founded, 34:287
Marthaler (Jacob) house and site depicted, 55:312
National Register listings, 55:311
Presbyterian church, 27:344
school district, 11:445
Turnverein, 17:339

West St. Paul Times, history, 9:82
West Union, Scott County, Lutheran church, 19:475
West Union, Todd County

archaeology, 28:181
Benedictines' work, 2:386
history, 16:131

West Union (IA), described, 12:165
West Virginia (state)

archives, 2:48
in Civil War, 25:31, 25:228n
federal women's prison, 56:358, 56:367, 56:370
historic markers, 19:220
proxy vote, 26:209

Westward movement, 7:336, 7:365 See also Description and travel; Frontier; Immigration and emigration

in 1860s, 7:184
after disappearance of frontier, 6:78
agriculture and, 12:172–12:174
art, 55:332
black suffrage and, 56:71
Canada and, 6:55, 57:361–366
cartography and, 49:343
characteristics, 6:403
cultural aspects, 8:324–8:328
of culture, 34:299, 56:47–48
dialect, 49:136–49:137
diaries, 58:147, 58:148
economic aspects, 5:533, 8:321, 8:323
eighteenth century, 4:236
in fiction, 25:192
flour milling and, 58:262
food, 49:135–49:136
fur trade and, 42:140
geography and, 10:17, 10:18
George Croghan and, 8:283
Iowa, 4:442
Jewish women, 55:229
Kansas gateway, 43:118
land claims and, 9:85
letters and diaries, 51:243
literature and, 6:379, 8:319–8:328, 9:161–9:163
maps, 47:257, 51:36
Minnesota, 49:134, 55:321, 56:156, 56:346
from Minnesota, 6:387, 6:398
Mississippi Valley, 5:48–5:52, 5:333, 5:349
North Dakota, 5:298
Norwegians, 49:117
Oregon, 4:284
persistence, 7:183
Protestant clergy, 51:236
railroads, 51:291, 51:300, 56:166, 56:315
reading guide, 9:185
results predicted, 7:291
in song, 22:125–22:127, 25:211
source material, 24:111–24:124, 27:247, 30:290, 51:40, 52:37–38, 52:119
study, 3:115, 8:106
surveys, 12:70–12:72, 18:303–18:305, 20:440, 22:311, 33:301, 36:275, 38:387, 53:212
urbanization and, 22:430

West (Wert), D. Mortimer (Capt.), Union officer, 28:326
West Wind, steamboat, 38:363
West Wisconsin Railway, 57:200
Westwood Shopping Center, St. Louis Park, 64:166–167
West Yorkshire Pioneer (Skipton, England), reprint, 27:283–27:299
Wetenhall, Conrad, 58:228
Wetenhall, Mrs. Peter, Vermilion Lake Indian School staff member, 58:227, 58:228, 58:232
Wetenhall, Peter, Vermilion Lake Indian School staff member, 58:227, 58:233
Wetherald, Samuel J., railroad employee, 54:245
Wetherald, William, teacher, 2:296, 54:245
Wetherbee, Ezra, 7:85
Wetherby, Charles, photographer, 52:57
Wetherby, Isaac A., artist, 31:46
Wetherell, June P., author, 31:147
Wethern, David N., Sea Wing pilot, 50:167, 52:73, 52:74, 52:75
Wethern, Mrs. Rudolph J., author, 12:207
Wethern, Nellie Boyes, 52:73, 52:74, 52:75
Wethern, Perley, 52:74, 52:75
Wethern, Roy, 52:74, 52:75
Wetmore, Alexander W., Smithsonian officer, 63:6
Wetmore, Robert W., timber executive, home described/depicted, 57:258, 57:259, 57:260, 57:261
Wetzel, John, 42:146
Wetzel, Wilfred W., scientist, 46:281
Wetzler, Herman Hans, pianist, 48:334
Wey, William (Rev.), speaker, 16:488
Weyel, Frank, horse owner, 41:382
Weyer, C. N., Dr., 17:342
Weyer, Martin, German pioneer, 17:342
Weyerhaeuser, Apollonia, family history, 51:200
Weyerhaeuser, Charles A., 9:258, 43:161, 43:164, 43:167, 47:128

family history, 51:200

Weyerhaeuser, Elise, family history, 51:200
Weyerhaeuser, Frederick Edward, lumberman, 14:112, 16:479, 18:178, 18:218, 20:336, 20:441, 22:206, 23:99, 23:184, 24:134, 27:190, 27:194, 27:195, 27:198, 27:199, 30:242, 32:188, 36:132, 37:185, 39:129, 42:244, 42:245, 42:274, 47:38, 53:80, 54:243, 54:376

biography, 22:94
career, 28:182, 32:125, 34:263, 38:379
family history, 51:200
timber appraiser, 27:196

Weyerhaeuser, Frederick King, lumberman, 28:51

biographies, 56:97–98
speaker, 32:188

Weyerhaeuser, Frederick W., 2:437

sketches, 3:378, 4:79

Weyerhaeuser, John Philip, Jr. (Phil), biography, 50:41–50:42
Weyerhaeuser, John Phillip, family history, 51:200
Weyerhaeuser, Louise L., author, 22:194
Weyerhaeuser, Margaret, family history, 51:200
Weyerhaeuser, Mrs. Frederick K., 30:89, 30:170, 30:287, 30:366, 32:57

honored, 30:368, 31:11

Weyerhaeuser, Mrs. Rudolph, 37:152, 38:83
Weyerhaeuser, Rudolph, family history, 51:200
Weyerhaeuser, Vivian, 46:141

Republican delegate, 56:98

Weyerhaeuser and Rutledge, log marks, 26:136
Weyerhaeuser family

donors, 52:115, 55:192
lumber interests, 25:197, 38:379, 42:164, 50:41, 56:97–98
philanthropies, 28:50, 30:90, 30:329

Weyerhaeuser Foundation, donations and grants, 37:187, 48:177
Weyerhaeuser House, Cloquet, 51:148
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, 32:125, 32:180, 43:154, 43:160, 43:164, 44:316, 50:334, 63:298

executives, 54:376
lumber enterprises, 56:264
Minneapolis mill, 47:143, 47:153
Tacoma office, 50:41

Weygant, Noemi (Sr.), 51:39
Weyhe Gallery, New York City, 54:94, 54:95, 55:4, 55:15, 62:310
Weyl, Charles G., 11:225
Weyl, Walter, 14:201
Weyler, Rex, work reviewed, 48:315
Wezel, George, 9:200
Whalebacks, on Great Lakes, 15:122
Whaley, Charles F., automobile manufacturer, 26:22, 43:108
Whaley, John A., grain inspector, 24:103n
Whaley, Samuel, biography, 16:337
Whaley and Anglim, sketch, 2:201
Whaley-Henriette auto, 43:108, 43:109
Whallen, Thomas. See Whelan, Thomas
Wharton, Alfred, Dr., collection, 7:86, 7:181
Wharton, Edith, author, 56:308, 56:312, 56:315
Wharton, Gabriel C., 19:388
Wheat, Carl I., author, 34:219, 35:97, 36:277, 38:386

work reviewed, 34:302

Wheatley, G. H., Indian agent, 41:28n
Wheatley Settlement House, Minneapolis. See Phyllis Wheatley Settlement House
Wheaton

anniversary, 18:474
archaeology, 38:165
history, 36:107

Wheaton, C. W., publisher, 2:288
Wheaton, Charles A., Dr., 2:577, 58:89
Wheaton, Fred, 43:56
Wheaton, Herbert E., author, 17:103, 18:226, 21:221, 64:135
Wheaton, J. Francis (Frank), attorney, 55:60, 55:63, 55:64, 55:204, 57:420

legislator, 44:256n, 46:204

Wheaton, Lloyd, military officer, 1:200, 12:438
Wheaton, Mrs. Charles A., 2:577, 8:98, 8:99
Wheat raising. See also Agriculture; Flour and flour milling; Grain marketing

agriculural diversification and, 54:244, 54:246
banking and, 54:175
barrel making and, 57:397
bonanza farms, 52:35
Canada, 1:206n, 18:217, 28:366, 35:48, 53:167, 57:361, 57:365, 57:366
in Catholic colonies, 35:209
during Civil War, 2:397, 2:473
costs, 28:42, 29:22, 29:23
Crookston, 54:332
Dakota County, 58:152, 58:157, 58:158
depicted, 36:73 (cover)
described, 1:241, 49:195, 56:39, 58:272, 58:275
diseases, 20:156–20:164, 29:19, 29:20, 36:80
exports, 52:142, 54:24
field depicted, 44:181
first crop in southern Minnesota, 7:216
flour production described, 57:88–92, 57:94
at Fort Snelling, 7:208
freight costs, 54:18
grading, 39:328, 39:329n
harvesting, 58:275, 58:292
importance, 50:145, 56:419
improvement, 10:458
Indians and, 54:88
Kansas, 25:375
Madeline Island, 49:268
methods, 10:7, 10:8, 10:25
military posts, 54:104
mills, 56:254–255
Minneapolis market, 57:388
Minnesota, 1:223, 2:445, 2:536, 4:470, 7:225, 8:181–8:183, 10:142, 29:1–29:28
Northwest, 5:298
population and, 21:438
Populism and, 23:283, 52:92, 56:331
prices and price fixing, 17:127, 19:324, 29:5, 29:7, 29:24, 37:159n, 50:146, 54:42–44, 54:271, 57:362, 58:262
Red River Valley, 8:201, 13:205, 15:134, 44:180, 44:181, 44:282, 56:21, 56:22, 56:27, 56:98
regional pattern, 21:94, 54:81
regulation, 52:107
Rochester, 20:222
Saskatchewan, 55:183
shipping, 50:73, 58:272, 58:274, 58:278, 58:280, 58:283
source material, 22:223, 39:270
staple crop, 49:195, 49:199
threshing depicted, 54:247, 56:1 (cover), 59:274
transportation, 12:178, 12:329, 14:355, 16:344, 33:67, 35:295, 35:381, 37:94, 37:185, 39:328, 56:250
types, 11:273, 11:279, 23:86, 29:18, 29:19, 29:20n
Washington County, 43:240n
Wisconsin, 53:290
yields, 14:387, 24:99, 24:334, 37:103, 37:108, 37:159n, 40:296, 51:192

Wheeler, ----, Union soldier, 25:151
Wheeler, Alfred (Rev.), 7:307
Wheeler, Alonzo, fisherman, 35:272
Wheeler, Ardis H. (Mrs. Robert C.), work reviewed, 39:123
Wheeler, Bert N., speaker, 5:393, 14:238
Wheeler, Burton K., senator, 41:45, 41:269, 41:277, 41:283, 47:116, 53:150
Wheeler, Charles N. B., author, 20:362
Wheeler, Charles N., newspaper reporter, 60:144, 60:147n
Wheeler, Chester E., author, 14:443
Wheeler, Cleora Clark, artist, 62:308–309

author, 29:272
work depicted, 62:285 (facing), 62:309

Wheeler, E. S. (Col.), speaker, 14:460
Wheeler, Edward J., 7:307, 23:107
Wheeler, Elizabeth, 53:197
Wheeler, Frank H., and Twin City Motor Speedway, 60:305, 60:306, 60:309, 60:310
Wheeler, George M. (Lt.), surveyor, 28:348
Wheeler, Helen W., 19:446
Wheeler, Henry M., Dr., 4:468, 40:362, 50:212
Wheeler, Howard, biography, 13:324
Wheeler, Howard, professional golfer, 58:384
Wheeler, Joseph, 19:388
Wheeler, Leigh Ann, author, work reviewed, 59:311
Wheeler, Leonard H., missionary, 6:203, 17:464, 43:176, 43:179
Wheeler, Lew, 54:144 (facing)
Wheeler, Lydia C., 7:307
Wheeler, Mortimer M. (Capt.), 7:86, 7:289
Wheeler, Mrs. J. A., 42:227
Wheeler, Mrs. Mortimer M., 7:86, 7:289
Wheeler, Mrs. Olin D., 7:309
Wheeler, Olin D., 3:524, 4:31, 4:275, 5:431, 7:80, 13:331

author, 4:81, 5:316, 5:524, 6:306, 26:303
bequest, 6:394
sketch, 7:307–7:310
speaker, 3:519

Wheeler, Robert C., 35:339, 41:344, 42:240, 43:120, 43:143, 43:146

author, 36:72, 36:105, 36:152, 36:284, 37:264, 38:336, 39:212, 43:192
career, 50:131
editor, 36:196, 37:264
"History below the Rapids," 38:24–38:34
MHS director, 37:348, 40:262, 57:70
reviews by, 37:35, 38:191, 39:256, 40:260, 40:263, 41:47, 42:199, 45:205
"William F. Roleff," 48:213–48:217
work reviewed, 31:186, 44:271, 47:38, 49:259–49:260

Wheeler, Rush B., 29:272

letters, 15:224

Wheeler, Stephen, 3:146
Wheeler, Thomas C., work reviewed, 39:207
Wheeler, Wayne, 63:316
Wheeler, William A., 18:295
Wheeler and Company, St. Paul, piano dealers, 39:319
Wheeler and Son, St. Anthony, merchants, 14:267
Wheeler House, St. Peter, hotel, 17:488
Wheeler-Howard (Indian Reorganization) Act (1934), 15:258, 37:278, 41:25, 41:95, 43:4, 43:13, 43:277, 48:339, 49:119, 49:252, 53:36
Wheeler's Point, Lake of the Woods, name, 35:273
Wheelhouse, Mary E. See Berthel, Mary W.
Wheeling Township, Rice County, ethnic settlements, 12:271, 28:33
Wheelock, Arthur T., employment agent, 29:141
Wheelock, Ben, 41:73n
Wheelock, Clearwater County, ghost town, 16:493
Wheelock, Dan, 41:73n
Wheelock, Eleazar, 13:329
Wheelock, Ellen, 16:210, 18:275
Wheelock, H. M., newspaperman, 16:124, 41:213
Wheelock, John, 41:73n
Wheelock, Joseph A., 2:278, 5:171n, 5:496, 35:47, 35:256, 35:260–35:262

biography, 18:218, 26:67, 26:189, 35:253, 35:255, 37:56n, 38:70
civic leader, 58:44
commissioner, 42:223
editor, 14:406, 15:284, 18:274, 22:211, 23:309, 25:203, 26:95, 26:149, 28:197, 33:315, 34:203, 36:304, 37:330, 38:56, 63:282, 63:287, 65:134n16
expansionist, 41:78
illness, 34:333, 35:221, 35:252
journalist, 46:120, 49:153
papers, 16:215, 16:332, 17:53, 26:155, 37:333
publisher, 48:314, 49:200
quoted, 15:286, 15:288, 15:289, 15:292, 16:210, 35:254, 35:258
sketch, 4:92
statistician, 56:183, 56:186
statistics commissioner, 34:330–34:336

Wheelock, Katharine French (Mrs. Joseph A.), 34:331, 34:333–34:335, 38:77n

papers, 16:215

Wheelock, Otis, architect, 42:25
Wheelock, Ralph, 2:461

address at dedication of Historical Building, 3:418–3:420

Wheelock, Sarah, 16:445
Wheelock, Webster, newspaper editor, 5:496, 55:124, 65:124, 65:125, 65:134n16
Wheelwright, Edward, traveler, 36:44, 36:45n
Whelan, Mary, anthropologist, 50:240
Whelan (Whallen), Thomas J., gymnast, 48:329
Wherland, Fred (Capt.), 14:232
Whetstone, Dan, author, 36:283

portrait, 36:198
"Printer's Apprentice," 36:197–36:205

Whetstone, Kay, author, 36:284
Whetstone Agency (SD), created, 51:197, 51:198
Whig party, 3:68, 5:511, 56:450

among Norwegians, 3:511, 3:516
collapse, 56:229
leaders, 29:252
Midwest, 3:407
in Minnesota, 7:59, 49:147, 55:275, 56:166, 56:228
Minnesota Territory, 36:3, 36:4, 36:7, 36:259, 36:261, 36:266, 36:269, 36:270, 39:40–39:48, 39:147, 39:148, 39:151, 40:223, 40:407
newspaper support, 15:20, 17:427
Pennsylvania, 35:353, 39:38, 39:39
presidential candidates, 56:157
St. Paul, 1849, 5:287, 5:288
slavery issue and, 56:71, 56:72, 57:115, 57:116
Tennessee, 39:143
views on Indians, 46:67, 56:186, 57:13, 57:14
in Washington, D.C., 51:197
in Wisconsin, 55:271

Whipple, Abraham (Commo.), 3:116n, 8:332, 15:383
Whipple, Blain, author, 50:44
Whipple, Catherine, 3:116n
Whipple, Charles H. (Gen.), 1:326
Whipple, E. P., speaker, 11:158
Whipple, Henry B. (bishop), 2:183, 2:466, 4:192, 6:359, 7:37, 8:179, 8:226, 9:253, 9:425, 12:117, 14:454, 17:350, 18:295, 19:104, 19:475, 21:105, 21:349, 22:321, 28:190, 31:87, 32:180, 35:248, 41:16, 45:96, 47:119, 49:283

architectural influences, 50:259, 50:267
author, 30:372
career, 13:95, 15:130, 18:217, 21:450, 26:96, 36:35
collector, 14:334, 17:104, 55:196, 62:244 (facing), 63:76
consecration, 16:477
correspondence, 62:14
depicted, 44:11, 50:260, 52:7
described, 12:114, 15:286, 16:210
diaries, 15:355, 19:58
Episcopal leader, 48:162, 50:261–50:262, 50:265, 50:267, 51:84, 52:6, 52:7, 52:8, 52:9, 52:10, 52:11, 53:161, 55:92, 56:412
evaluation, 50:215
houses, 17:363, 18:325
Indian policy, criticism of, 41:119, 42:44, 43:38, 43:76, 43:315, 44:10, 44:12, 44:14
injured, 15:287
Lincoln, advice to, 41:119, 43:315, 44:9, 44:12, 44:13, 44:14, 50:196
memorials, 12:332, 15:129, 16:119
papers, 1:326, 3:39, 4:168, 6:74, 9:403, 12:317, 12:429, 13:59, 16:94, 16:99, 16:217, 16:336, 17:54, 17:98, 19:467, 20:372, 20:433, 25:183, 28:203, 29:49
portraits, 17:471, 18:325, 19:467
quarrel with Tomazin, 18:268
quoted, 15:298
sermons, 16:241
services to Indians, 11:96, 11:455, 15:84, 15:111, 15:292, 15:294–15:297, 15:299, 15:363, 16:97, 16:357, 16:376, 20:95, 21:201, 24:72, 30:391, 35:170, 35:246, 36:34, 37:42, 38:136n, 38:357, 54:81, 55:281, 62:10–11
sketches, 3:99, 3:378, 4:291
southern trip, 16:66
speaker, 18:365, 19:268
work reviewed, 19:73–19:76
work with criminals, 54:80

Whipple, J. C., 47:235, 47:236

in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:144n

Whipple, John, land office receiver, 3:117n, 12:382, 12:384–12:387, 52:281, 52:282, 52:283, 52:284, 52:285, 52:286, 52:287, 52:288
Whipple, Mary W., sketch, 3:99
Whipple, Mrs. George, sketch, 3:99
Whipple, Mrs. Henry B., death, 11:455
Whipple, William, postmaster, 63:249, 63:258n
Whipple, William J., author, 2:210, 2:289, 2:382, 5:127, 44:225

journalist, 23:111

Whipple Lake, Clearwater and Crow Wing counties. See also Lake Minnewaska

name, 21:349

Whipple School, Moorhead, history, 15:134
Whipps, Harry L., ginseng grower, 41:264
Whipps, L. L., ginseng grower, 41:264
Whirland, ---- (Capt.), 8:144
Whiskey, army show horse, 61:333 (cover), 61:333 (facing), 61:336–345, 62:43

depicted, 61:333 (cover), 61:338, 61:340, 61:341, 61:342, 61:343
gravestone depicted, 61:344

Whiskey Flat, Anoka, 25:364
Whistler, George, topographer, 24:342
Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, artist, 57:83, 64:235, 64:236
Whistler, William (Capt.), Fort Howard commandant, 23:247
Whiston, Nathaniel, letter, 26:155
Whitaker, Ephraim, farmer, 29:89
Whitaker, James W., work reviewed, 44:118–44:119
Whitaker, Roxanne (Mrs. F. E.), speaker, 16:243, 17:67, 17:358
Whitall, Ellis, G., lawyer, 39:148
Whitbeck, Frank, waterwork superintendent, 51:293
Whitcomb, George C. (Capt.), 10:302
Whitcomb, George F., sketch, 8:442
Whitcomb, James , 26:223
Whitcomb, James (Ed), baseball park owner, 63:21, 63:22
Whitcomb, Orlan P., auditor, 45:226, 45:235

speculator, 39:91

White, ----, ship captain, 28:6, 28:7
White, A. A., 58:98
White, A. S. H., Indian Bureau representative, 58:369
White, A. W., pioneer, 15:136
White, Ada, 54:152
White, Albert B., 5:458
White, Alice, miner, 61:99
White, Almond A., land agent, 20:82, 51:294
White, Andrew D., university president, 12:191, 13:59, 16:30
White, Arthur, theater manager, 4:478, 23:198
White, Arthur D., 4:176, 5:319, 5:374

author, 5:512, 5:582, 5:603
"Minnesota History in the High School Curriculum," 5:477–5:484

White, Asa, trader, 11:374, 51:3
White, Ashton S. H., artist, 26:141

at Traverse des Sioux, 22:139, 22:146

White, Bernice, author, 36:105
White, Bruce M., 46:38, 54:375, 55:134–135, 56:153, 60:221, 60:222

anthropologist, 62:225
author, 47:162, 49:212, 53:250, 57:322
awards received, 45:256, 47:75
"George Brackett's Wagon Road," 45:42–45:57
"Give Us a Little Milk," 48:60–48:71
historian, 52:40, 57:55
"Indian Visits: Stereotypes of Minnesota's Native People," 53:99–111
"Ojibway Fur Trade Protocol," 50:229–50:240
"The Power of Whiteness, or The Life and Times of Joseph Rolette, Jr.," 56:178–197
researcher, 45:70, 46:180–46:188
reviews by, 45:342, 45:344, 46:39, 46:124, 46:254–46:255, 46:344, 47:39–47:40, 47:76–47:77, 48:222–48:223, 50:211–50:212, 54:141–142, 57:101–102, 58:243–58:244, 60:244–245, 62:161–162, 63:81
Solon J. Buck award winner, 56:355
"Who Wrote the 'Diary of Thomas Connor'?," 46:170–46:188
work reviewed, 45:336, 46:79–46:80, 48:85, 48:133

White, Byron, U.S. Supreme Court justice, 46:149, 46:150
White, Chester L., author, 9:305
White, Clifford M., bank officer, 57:192, 57:193
White, Clyde R., lawyer, 17:213
White, Dollie, 51:298, 51:300
White, E. B., author, 50:56n
White, E. V., 35:16
White, Edward, U.S. Supreme Court chief justice, 55:293
White, Emma C., memoirs, 13:100
White, Emma V., entrepreneur, 53:72
White, Frank, speaker, 16:361
White, Frank, strike organizer, 47:180
White, George (Bah-dway-we-dung), Ojibway, 50:271–50:275
White, Gerald, author, 18:116

work reviewed, 41:44

White, H. B., 63:341, 63:344
White, Harry, Ojibway, 50:274
White, Harry H., 18:216
White, Helen McCann, 40:130, 45:197

author, 22:83, 26:256, 26:365, 35:49, 35:243, 41:42, 41:146, 42:160, 47:120, 47:336
award recipient, 45:163
"Captain Fisk," 38:216–38:230
"A Circus Gone Up," 48:318–48:331
"Dr. Andrew Falkenshield," 47:184–47:188
editor, 40:261
"Frontier Feud," 42:99–42:114
"Helen Nelson," 56:218–221
historian, 57:159, 58:63, 58:128
honored, 18:459, 38:336, 39:36
"Ignatius Donnelly Meets the Swedes," 55:16–31
"June Drenning Holmquist," 48:37
manuscript assistant, 19:61, 20:429, 22:190
MHS staff member, 41:248, 41:344
"Minnesota and Manifest Destiny," 38:53–38:62
publisher, 44:159, 47:120
reviews by, 22:183, 35:148, 38:326, 39:124, 39:169, 40:93, 40:263, 40:307, 40:354, 47:329, 49:306–49:307, 50:43, 52:37–38
work reviewed, 40:254, 44:116, 49:76, 58:377

White, J. C., 18:109, 20:96
White, J. W., pioneer merchant, 23:25
White, J. Wesley

award recipient, 43:314
government official, 49:219

White, James, river pilot, 18:405
White, James C. (Maj.), at Fort Snelling, 24:6
White, Janet K., manuscript cataloger, reviews by, 40:96, 40:258
White, John, artist, 34:117
White, John Franklin, editor, 51:78
White, John W., lawyer, biography, 12:322
White, Karissa E., historian, "Ojibwe People and World War II," 61:196–207
White, Langdon, author, 18:343
White, Laura A., author, 14:225
White, Leslie A., work reviewed, 37:78
White, Lyman P., townsite agent, 21:332, 57:340
White, M. Catherine, author/editor, 10:454, 24:74

reviews by, 33:180, 34:303
work reviewed, 33:181

White, Milo, 24:96

merchant, 24:106, 24:108, 29:3
politician, 45:224, 45:226, 45:231, 45:240
wheat dealer, 24:100

White, Mrs. A. A., 53:6
White, Mrs. Arthur C., 30:89, 30:288
White, Mrs. Harry, 22:106
White, Mrs. John T., 10:449
White, Mrs. Stanford, artist, 47:226
White, Peter, author, 34:311
White, Richard, author, 53:247

work reviewed, 53:164, 53:212

White, Robert J., 58:59
White, Sophie P., 10:306, 20:96, 21:216, 21:444, 22:217, 22:440

author, 21:336, 22:224, 23:102, 23:187, 23:298
speaker, 10:299, 11:334, 21:108

White, Stanford, architect, 53:198, 53:203, 57:40, 57:44
White, Stewart E., author, 13:298, 36:77
White, Theodore H., work reviewed, 37:343
White, Thomas P., sheriff, 42:171, 42:172
White, Toya, 64:21
White, W. Thomas, curator, 52:243, 53:212

"James J. Hill's Library: The First 75 Years," 55:118–130
review by, 50:41–50:42, 52:331
work reviewed, 53:37

White, Walter, NAACP chairman, 48:221, 55:212
White, William, investor, 47:33
White, William Allen, author/editor, 14:201, 22:408, 34:203

letter, 18:314
quoted, 12:18
work reviewed, 32:184

White, William (Bishop), 7:265
White, William G., 3:439
White, William S., work reviewed, 35:290
White, Xavier (Fr.), author, 37:187
White and MacNaught, Minneapolis, jewelers, 44:140
White Bear

first railroad, 9:424
sketch, 3:239

White Bear, Sioux Indian, 10:171
White Bear, streetcar boat, 57:302
White Bear Lake (city), Ramsey County

Boy Scouts, 18:228
churches, 17:350, 18:229, 50:267, 54:248
depicted, 36:196
depot, 16:370, 37:101
fires, 15:137
GAR encampment, 16:441
history, 41:248
hotel, 34:102, 36:283
Indian mound, 16:251, 37:103
library, 15:137
railroads, 35:364, 61:254
road, 36:209
sports, 39:23

White Bear Lake Historical Society, Ramsey County, 16:241, 42:68

meetings, 17:358, 18:336
organized, 16:243, 17:64

White Bear Lake (lake), Pope County

described, 33:251
Norwegian settlement, 12:277

White Bear Lake (lake), Ramsey and Washington counties

acreage, 40:226n
architecture, 58:241
boating depicted, 41:284
depicted, 15:469, 33:247, 36:92, 37:103
drainage question, 40:228, 40:229
fish, 57:308
gardens, 28:377
ice from, 65:3
lands, 33:251
legend, 4:304, 5:308, 17:374, 22:337, 36:75
picnic, 22:372, 34:102
resort, 20:394, 25:101
sailing, 40:33, 65:2
Sophie Wirth Camp, 57:52
streetcar service, 36:150
summer colonies, 17:490
summer homes, 53:203
summer resort, 9:406
Tarbox (Jasper) house, 57:43
tourism, 56:408
trial aircraft flight, 48:50

White Bear Yacht Club, Dellwood, Washington County, 9:60, 33:4, 42:30, 46:246, 47:129, 48:87, 65:2

depicted, 36:196
history, 2:202, 38:92
race officers, 52:74

White Birch fishing club, 59:230
White Bull, Sioux leader, 35:333
White Bus Lines, Duluth, 49:314, 49:315, 49:316
White Cap, Canada, and Dakota farmers, 51:198
White Cap, Dakota leader, 41:18, 41:19
White Castle, fast-food business, 49:212 (facing), 53:142, 53:256
White City, Itasca County, mining location, 48:99
White Cloud, Chippewa/Ojibway leader. See 48:Wa-ba-na-quat (Wabonaquod) (White Cloud),Chippewa/Ojibway leader
White County (IN), Norwegian settlement, 2:247
White Crane, Chippewa leader, 8:104
White Dog mission, Ontario. See Wabassimong
White Dog (Shonkasha), Sioux leader, 15:363, 38:131, 38:136
White Earth Indian Agency. See White Earth Indian Reservation
White Earth Indian Reservation (Chippewa), 2:181, 2:183, 2:205, 2:435, 2:477, 3:273n, 3:279n, 4:84, 4:468, 5:395, 5:589, 6:295, 6:297, 9:265, 12:205, 16:193, 16:376, 17:336, 19:95, 19:450, 23:93, 29:169, 49:94, 53:17, 53:18, 53:109, 53:156, 53:159, 53:163, 56:412, 65:188–200 See also Anishinaabe Indians

allotments, 11:206, 15:196, 18:306, 20:442, 65:188–189, 65:197, 65:198, 65:199, 65:200n36
ancestry enrollment commission, 63:95–98
anniversary, 4:468
Benedictine mission, 48:158–48:170
boarding schools, 58:232, 65:198
CCC projects, 43:7, 43:8
controversies between mixed-blood and full-blood, 65:188–191, 65:195, 65:196, 65:199, 65:200n23
Densmore's studies, 62:225
depicted, 15:117, 28:149, 63:88–89
established, 15:114, 35:337, 52:5, 54:236–237, 65:199
festivals, 27:358, 33:91
Hampton Institute students/graduates, 51:87, 51:90, 51:96, 55:281
historic sites, 40:148
history, 18:470, 48:343, 52:11, 52:12, 56:174, 63:89
interior depicted, 53:160
land alloment, 63:93–100, 63:100n, 63:101n
land alloment process depicted, 63:91
land ownership and timber sales, 61:198, 63:85 (cover), 63:85 (facing), 63:88–101, 65:188, 65:191, 65:196, 65:198–199, 65:200n36
leaders, 52:7, 52:8
in literature, 57:292
living conditions, 35:293, 65:197–198
map, 48:159
memoirs, 55:379
missions, 10:92, 11:332, 15:354, 18:107, 18:268, 18:331, 20:90, 20:310, 26:275, 26:388, 33:58–33:60, 35:338, 54:80, 54:81
music, 24:71
newspaper, 47:335, 65:188–200
Ojibwe hymn singing, 58:243, 58:244
oral narratives, 58:124
politics, 56:461
residents depicted, 48:165, 48:169
rice camps, 16:225
schools, 16:120, 27:169, 36:24, 38:335, 48:158, 48:165, 48:167, 48:168, 48:169, 48:170
sketches, 2:213, 5:395
source material, 20:83, 21:315, 51:286, 56:96–97
students at Morris Indian School, 49:90, 49:93
sugar camp depicted, 46:290
timber, 11:445, 54:372, 54:376
white settlers, 35:47, 51:94, 57:359
wild-rice processing depicted, 48:237
women depicted, 63:95
women migrating from, 61:201–202
World Columbian Exposition exhibit, 56:455, 56:457

White Earth Land Settlement Act (1986), 63:100
White Earth (village)

depicted, 48:160, 48:162
history, 5:608

White Elk Lake, Aitkin County, name, 21:348
White Engineering Corporation (NY), economic analysts, 26:172
White Face River, St. Louis County, course, 13:406
Whitefield, Alfred, 40:65n, 40:70
Whitefield, Constance, 40:65n, 40:70
Whitefield, Cordelia, 40:65n, 40:70
Whitefield, Edwin, 1:230

artist, 14:270, 15:210, 15:469, 17:221, 18:455, 20:364, 28:392, 30:115, 30:116, 30:118, 30:119, 32:45, 33:89, 33:247–33:251, 34:138, 34:141, 34:144–34:147, 36:191, 36:318, 37:1 (cover), 40:49 (cover), 40:62–40:67, 40:62–40:77, 43:236, 43:245
author, 2:208
career, 30:111–30:113, 35:369
colonizer, 16:25
family, 20:191, 40:65n
papers, 1:408, 3:463
townsite promoter, 17:214, 22:333, 34:146, 38:388, 40:64–40:75
travel account, 46:120
"A Trip to Lake Minnetonka," 30:114–30:121
work depicted, 43:246, 49:42–49:43, 53:1 (cover), 57:108–109, 61:40 (facing), 61:312–313

Whitefield, Lillian Stuart (Mrs. Edwin), 40:64, 40:65n, 40:70, 40:71, 40:77
Whitefield, Wilfred C., 3:464
Whitefield, Wilfred J., 9:312, 15:65n, 15:70, 15:71, 15:211, 53:1

artist, 15:139, 20:150, 20:364, 21:35
diary, 61:165
papers, 20:191

Whitefield Exploring (Exploration) Association. See Kandiyohi Town Site Company
Whitefield Township, Kandiyohi County, name, 33:249n
Whitefish, cultivation, 57:308
Whitefish Bay, Lake Superior (Michigan, Ontario)

exploration, 27:217, 27:220
fishing grounds, 46:57

White Fisher, Chippewa/Ojibway leader. See Waub-o-jeeg
Whitefish Lake, Beltrami County, logging railroad, 43:127, 43:128
Whitefish Lake, trading post, 6:332
Whitefish Lake (Bay), Ontario, trading posts, 11:363, 11:372, 22:310
Whitefish Point, Lake Superior (MI), 23:234

fishing, 34:245
fishing station, 7:50
shipwrecks, 55:97

Whitehead, D. H., Pipestone Settler, 31:206
Whitehead, Ezekiel, Dr., abolitionist, 61:315
Whitehead, J. J., advertising agent, 53:242
Whitehead, James, Indian agent, 13:101, 17:338
Whitehead, James L., MHS assistant director, 30:410, 46:142

author, 31:128
review by, 31:114

Whitehead, James (Maj.), 2:56, 4:472
Whitehead and Suydam, New York City, law firm, 55:243
Whitehill, Walter M., work reviewed, 39:75
White Horse Plains, Manitoba. See St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba
Whitehouse, Joseph, journals, 55:283
White House Conferences, Washington, D.C., 41:231, 49:9, 49:10
Whitehouse's New England Bards, singing group, 22:120
Whiteley, Nigel, design historian, 60:280n
White Lodge (Wakayyaska), Sioux leader, sketch, 2:493n
Whiteman, Alonzo J., swindler, 34:358
Whiteman, W. C., editor, 33:353
Whiteman, Wesley (Black Bear), 51:288
White Oak Point, Itasca County

archaeology, 26:321
described, 4:385n
mounds, 26:324–26:327
Ojibway Indians, 52:5
post, 11:371

White Oak Township, Hubbard County, history, 18:469
White Otter, Sioux Indian, 7:71
White pine trees, depletion, 56:264
White River (IN), raccoon trapping, 40:215
White Rock (SD), history, 49:211
White Spider, Sioux leader, 38:139
White Spot Restaurant, Great Falls (MT), 53:256
White Star Line, cruise ship company, 60:256, 60:262
White Stone, battle, 6:293
Whitestone Hill (ND)

battle, 42:49, 48:34, 53:168
battlefield site, 55:380
historic site, 39:33

White Swan, Dakota Indian, 43:33
White Swan, steamboat, 21:259n, 33:10
Whitewater Falls, Winona County, ghost town, 35:245
Whitewater River, Winona County, 35:13, 48:297

dam depicted, 48:298
floods, 39:36, 48:298

Whitewater State Park, Winona County, 39:36, 44:84, 44:94

CCC projects, 48:298, 48:301–48:302, 64:267
described, 30:159, 48:297
history, 47:210, 64:267
pageants, 14:450, 15:372, 16:359, 16:487, 30:281
topography of, 64:267

Whitewater Valley

erosion, 36:70, 39:36
wheat raising, 32:69

White Weasel, Charlie, author, 55:284
White Wood Lake. See Basswood Lake
Whitey's Wonderbar (Whitey's Cafe and Lounge), East Grand Forks, 54:309, 54:375
Whitford, Joseph, 13:452, 19:124
Whitford, Maria, churchwoman depicted, 50:264
Whitham, Louise M., author, 29:77
Whiting, ----, Dr., 8:346
Whiting, Almon, furniture maker, 47:111, 47:113
Whiting, Carmelia, Cutlerite, 13:387
Whiting, Chauncey, Cutlerite leader, 13:386, 13:393

portrait, 19:232

Whiting, E. J., 5:310
Whiting, E. K., publisher, 2:43, 17:241
Whiting, Edmund, Cutlerite, 13:387
Whiting, F. L., Cutlerite, 13:386, 13:390
Whiting, Francis L., pioneer, 47:112, 47:113
Whiting, Frank M., author, 23:369, 26:373, 28:337, 47:259

"Theatrical Personalities," 23:305–23:315
work reviewed, 51:238–239

Whiting, George C., 41:118, 41:119, 41:121
Whiting, Harry H., biography, 22:104
Whiting, Isaac, Cutlerite, 13:387
Whiting, Lester, speaker, 9:310
Whiting, Lewis, pioneer farmer, 23:326
Whiting, Lu, 47:111
Whiting, Lurett, pioneer farmer, 23:317, 23:318, 23:325
Whiting, Mrs. Chauncey, portrait, 19:232
Whiting, Mrs. F. L., Cutlerite, 13:386, 13:390
Whiting, Mrs. Isaac, Cutlerite, 13:387
Whiting, Mrs. S. J., Cutlerite, 13:387, 13:388
Whiting, Nathan, 15:109
Whiting, S. J., Cutlerite, 13:387, 13:390, 13:392, 13:393
Whiting, Sam (Capt.)

author, 26:294
career, 14:405, 27:2
editor, 27:12, 27:16, 27:20
MHS donor, 56:239
papers, 2:43
printer, 13:211

Whiting, Warren, photographer, 13:391
Whiting, William W., 13:388
Whiting Manufacturing Company, Newark (NJ), silversmiths, 48:121
Whitlark, Frederick L., author, 37:39
Whitley, Larry, playwright, 60:138
Whitlock, Marta, editor, 45:164
Whitman, Marcus, missionary, 11:429, 29:59, 35:241

career, 29:61

Whitman, Mrs. F. E., author, 27:81
Whitman, Narcissa (Mrs. Marcus), missionary, 29:59
Whitman, Walt, poet, 3:505, 15:259, 20:109, 51:127, 53:293 (facing)

author, 4:173, 8:321
characterized, 20:107
quoted, 25:65

Whitman College, art gallery, 51:244
Whitmarsh, Thomas, pioneer printer, 15:7
Whitmore, Janet L., work reviewed, 59:221–222
Whitmore and Reed, daybook, 3:464
Whitnack, John L., businessman, 44:293
Whitner, Robert L., author, 49:212
Whitney, Alf C., 43:105
Whitney, Andrew C., scientist, 23:129
Whitney, Andrew J., 1:120
Whitney, Asa, 6:31, 39:31
Whitney, C. E., 9:403
Whitney, Charles, journalist, 23:371
Whitney, Charles T., businessman, 42:24
Whitney, Daniel, trader, 40:186

career, 22:205

Whitney, Eli, biography, 33:266
Whitney, Ella A., 5:228, 9:69
Whitney, Frank I., truck builder, 43:105
Whitney, Harry E., author, 3:95, 3:326
Whitney, Helen, work reviewed, 5:52–5:54
Whitney, J. O., convention delegate, 14:261
Whitney, Joel E., photographer, 21:95, 29:286, 30:40, 33:142, 34:30–34:33, 36:328, 38:125n, 40:265 (cover), 43:222, 47:185, 47:186, 51:40, 52:45–52:46, 52:47, 52:49, 52:50, 52:51, 52:57, 52:58, 54:87, 58:63

artist, 8:282
cartes de visite depicted, 52:47
gallery, 18:409, 34:31, 47:185, 55:221
portrait, 34:29
studio, 54:90
work depicted, 46:293, 48:199, 49:150, 50:193, 52:46, 56:70, 56:191, 56:447, 57:10, 57:57 (cover), 57:58, 57:65–66, 58:368–372, 59:194

Whitney, John H., inventor, 20:242
Whitney, Joseph C. (Capt.), missionary, 16:313, 19:247n, 19:249, 36:192, 39:235, 39:237, 39:238, 40:5, 40:6, 40:8
Whitney, Mrs. Joel E., artist, 29:286
Whitney, Mrs. William C., 7:86, 10:339
Whitney, Nathaniel R., author, 6:81
Whitney, Pearl, author, 30:75
Whitney, Wheelock, 43:232

author, 14:361

Whitney, William C., 7:86
Whitney and Elizabeth MacMillan Education Center, 62:140
Whitney Foundation, 53:212
Whitney Gallery, St. Paul, 51:40, 54:90, 54:91
Whitney Gallery of Western Art, Buffalo Bill Historical Center, curators, 55:133
Whitridge, Grace B., 39:53n
Whitsell, Leon, lawyer, 41:89
Whitson, Beth Slater, songwriter/composer, 57:133
Whittaker, ----, Pennsylvania financier, 28:323
Whittaker, Alfred H., author, 33:316, 36:324
Whittaker, John Barnard, artist, 59:290
Whittemore, Margaret, work reviewed, 34:307
Whittemore, Nathaniel K., pioneer physician, 38:92
Whitten, Lindsey, reporter, 62:299
Whittier, C. F., 22:265
Whittier, Ethlyn W., Author, 25:313
Whittier, H. A., ginseng grower, 41:265
Whittier, John G., poet, 5:494, 18:376, 20:200, 20:382, 27:16, 27:238, 30:209, 32:15

letters, 9:176, 20:338

Whittier, Mrs. C. A., 54:204
Whittier, W. F., mind reader, 48:331
Whittier Alliance, 55:309
Whittier College, Salem (IA), 20:338
Whittier School, Minneapolis, 3:383
Whittles, Thomas D. (Rev.), missionary, 31:78, 49:241

author, 31:76

Whittlesey, Asaph, Wisconsin pioneer, 34:357
Whittlesey, Charles, geologist, 32:216, 32:217, 44:44
Whole Foods, 64:65
Wholesaling, St. Paul, 53:208
WHOM. See Women Historians of the Midwest
Whooping cough

among Indians, 14:330
Minneapolis poor and, 51:48

Whyte, LeRoy (Snake), musician, 59:101, 59:103, 59:104, 59:105, 59:108
Whyte, William H., author, 60:155
Wiard, Norman, inventor, 7:276, 25:299, 30:142
Wiarus, Polish-language newspaper, 58:16, 58:22
Wichers, Willard, 28:120
Wichman, Mrs. E. W., speaker, 15:242
Wick, Matti, Communist organizer, 54:14
Wick, Myron, Lt. Army Ambulance Service, 64:324
Wicken, William, work reviewed, 57:55
Wickenden, Arthur C., author, 26:389
Wickens, David L., 19:112
Wicker, George, 3:286n

author, 22:88
legislator, 51:226

Wicker, George (Pvt.), 50:274n
Wicker, Lillian, 22:88
Wickersham, M. R., Dr., 18:209
Wickersham Hall, Winona, 45:133
Wickes, Maria, 1:155
Wickes, Silas, 1:155n
Wickey, N. J. Gould, Lutheran pastor, 64:95
Wickham, Charlotte, churchwoman depicted, 50:264
Wicklund, Albin, autobiography, 47:210
Wicklund, Gustaf, actor, 33:40
Wickman, Carl E., bus company official, 21:291, 36:190, 49:312, 49:313, 49:314, 49:316, 49:318
Wickman, Eric, bus company executive, 18:220, 27:272, 52:316
Wickman, G. H., author, 23:89
Wickre, John M., MHS staff member, 42:190, 42:191

reviews by, 46:38, 49:164, 53:38
work reviewed, 49:259

Wicks, Judson L., career, 24:182
Wickware, Francis G., editor, 1:337
Wiczek, A. J., county commissioner, 59:324
Widder, Keith R., author, 57:216
Widdess, Stuart, marketing consultant, 63:8, 63:12, 63:14n
Wide Awakes, St. Paul, Republican club, 2:329n, 2:353, 8:157, 8:160, 8:161, 8:162, 8:163, 8:164, 8:167, 8:169, 8:171, 16:175n, 28:323
Widell's stone quarry, Mankato, depicted, 54:41
Widen, Albin, author, 23:380, 24:256, 25:194, 25:394, 26:365, 28:280

speaker, 25:397
work reviewed, 26:364, 42:314

Widener, Harry E., 27:41
Widerberg, Bo, 43:36
Widmark, Lilly Mae, 52:114
Widsten, Martin, speaker, 18:64, 18:221
Widstrand, C. A., piano, tuner, 39:322
Widstrand, Frans H., reformer, 49:76
Wiebesick, Robert (Pvt.), World War II combatant, 60:269
Wiech, Lorena Bullard, beneficiary, 47:313
Wiechmann, Frederick (Rev.), author, 17:229
Wiecking, Anna, author, 35:293
Wied, Alexander P. Maximilian, prince of. See Maximilian, Alexander P., prince of Wied
Wied, Katherine, speaker, 12:210
Wiedenheft's, Henry, General Store, Good Thunder, 56:420, 56:421
Wiederhoeft, W. O., author, 23:399
Wiedman, ----, educator, 24:381
Wied-Neuwied, Maximilian A. P., explorer, 5:214, 15:429, 29:59, 29:61, 34:303, 35:241
Wiegand, Karl H. von, journalist, 39:279, 39:281, 39:282, 40:265
Wiegand, Wayne A., librarian/author

"A Communist Campaign for the Minneapolis Public Library Board," 62:148–158
work reviewed, 63:80

Wiegand, Wayne E., review by, 43:117–43:118
Wiek, A. L., 1:130
Wieland, Christian, engineer/surveyor, 19:309, 43:156

map depicted, 52:281
mill owner, 22:346

Wieland, Ernest, contractor/mill owner, 19:309, 22:346
Wieland, Fred W., 9:259

career, 12:337

Wieland, Henry, contractor/mill owner, 19:309, 22:346
Wieland, Otto E., 19:118, 20:46, 20:48, 20:453, 21:154n

author, 22:87, 23:187
death, 24:380
speaker, 18:462, 19:309, 19:316, 21:47, 21:290, 21:443, 22:442, 23:397, 24:86

Wieland family, history, 43:156
Wiemer, Georgia, 51:286
Wieneke, Henry J., papers, 36:279
Wiener, Alissa L., work reviewed, 46:128, 47:334
Wiener, Natascha, architect, review by, 65:69
Wier, F. W. (Rev.), 6:411

career, 14:51–14:53, 14:58

Wier, Roy, labor leader, 50:111
Wiertola, William, labor leader, 41:84
Wieselgren, Peter, 10:250
Wiest, Edward, work reviewed, 5:354
Wiggin, J. P., letters, 5:64
Wiggin, Richard S., attorney, 41:163
Wiggins, ----, 9:37
Wiggins, David S., reviews by, 52:122–123, 55:133–134, 58:242–58:243
Wiggins, Forrest Oran, philosopher, 60:185, 61:226
Wiggins, J. Russell, speaker, 30:265, 41:274
Wiggins, Lewis N., speaker, 29:348
Wighman, J. G., 20:399
Wight, Charles L., author, 43:131n, 45:40
Wight, Peter B., fire-protection expert, 64:127–128
Wight Fireproofing Company, Chicago, 64:128
Wightman, Anna L., 48:75
Wightman, Gertrude, 48:77
Wigington, Clarence W. (Capt), architect, 48:282, 53:144, 59:66, 59:69

in Sixteenth Battalion Home Guard, 65:211, 65:212, 65:213

Wigle, H. S., 48:146
Wigley, Earle J., 37:264
Wigley, R. N., 7:256
Wigwams, Winnebago, depicted in art, 56:149 (facing)
Wi-jun-jon (Pigeon's Egg Head), Assiniboin, 49:341
Wik, Reynold

reviews by, 34:251, 34:263, 34:348
work reviewed, 34:36

Wilberforce, William, 40:167
Wilbor, A. G., interior decorator, 55:243
Wilbur, John, speaker, 16:125
Wilbur, Winifred, author, 14:123
Wilbur Wright Field (OH), 54:341
Wilcox, Alvin H., lumberman, 12:448
Wilcox, Benton H., author, 21:93
Wilcox, C. W., missionary, 21:217
Wilcox, Charles P., lumberman, 12:448
Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, poet, 26:298
Wilcox, Harry E., 4:291, 48:49, 48:51
Wilcox, Jean M., 54:360, 54:367
Wilcox, Jerome K., editor, 20:74
Wilcox, Lydia A., 10:32
Wilcox, Mrs. H. B., 54:360
Wilcox, Mrs. William, farmer, 33:144, 33:146
Wilcox, Ralph D., aviator, 34:44, 48:59, 54:332

aircraft designer, 48:49, 48:50

Wilcox, W. A., field agent, 34:243
Wilcox, Walter W., author, 29:81
Wilcox, William, farmer, 33:144, 33:146, 33:148, 33:150
Wilcox automobile, 40:148
Wilcox Cut Stone Company, St. Paul, 53:144
Wilcox Lake, Meeker County, hunting, 33:144n, 33:145
Wilcox Lumber Company, Detroit Lakes, 12:448
Wilcox Motor Car (Truck) Company, Minneapolis, 43:105, 43:109, 48:49, 52:308
Wilcox Silverplate Company, Meriden (CT), pitcher and goblets depicted, 56:458
Wilcoxson, Timothy (Rev.), missionary, 9:425, 13:148, 50:261, 50:262, 50:265

diary, 4:168

Wilcox Trux, Minneapolis, bus manufacturer, 49:313
Wild, Johann Caspar, artist, 22:22, 30:62, 33:89, 33:314, 35:182, 36:53n, 36:69, 37:308, 42:116

career, 32:12–32:14, 32:125, 33:356
views on Native Americans, 57:101

Wild Boy, towboat, 18:177
Wilde, Eleanor, 56:4
Wilde, John, reform school inmate, 63:139
Wilde, Marion, 56:4
Wilde, Norman, author/speaker, 13:341, 13:428
Wilde, Oscar, author, 64:139

American tour, 17:38–17:48, 17:324–17:326
impersonated, 16:384, 17:48n
in Iowa, 18:325
Minnesota visit, 54:192
in Twin Cities, 17:42–17:48, 17:325, 20:65

Wilder, Alden G., 47:215
Wilder, Almanzo, 54:326
Wilder, Amherst H., 55:92 See also Amherst H. Wilder Charity; Amherst H. Wilder Foundation

businessman, 34:329, 38:236, 42:24, 43:119
career, 29:177
house, 39:159, 40:135, 55:242

Wilder, Burbank and Company, St. Paul, express company, records, 16:71, 16:98
Wilder, Frank J., 2:280
Wilder, Josephine V., 2:280
Wilder, Jotham, soldier, 47:215
Wilder, Laura Ingalls, author, 30:247, 37:223, 52:80, 53:111, 54:325–326, 55:111, 57:216, 57:284, 57:286, 57:287, 57:288, 57:290, 57:294

biography, 45:205, 57:103
family farm, 38:43
work reviewed, 38:198

Wilder, Lucy Leavenworth Sherwood, 47:215

work reviewed, 17:329

Wilder, name, 43:119
Wilder, Roy F., speaker, 18:320
Wilder, Thorton, playwright, 60:142n
Wilder and Company, St. Paul, failure, 19:326
Wilder Farm College, Windom, 14:416
Wilder Foundation. See Amherst H. Wilder Foundation
Wilder Health Center, St. Paul, opened, 33:139
Wilderness

reforestation, 57:384
untrammeled wilderness, 61:114–123

Wilderness Act (1964), 52:163, 53:289, 54:133, 54:135, 58:124, 64:72, 64:79

foundations, 58:58:132, 58:130
language of, 61:114–123, 61:116, 61:117, 61:119
passage, 58:143

Wilderness Committee, of Izaak Walton League of America, 64:71–72
Wilderness Road (Virginia, Ohio), history, 28:279
Wilderness Society, Washington, D.C., 53:289

boundary waters protection, 58:130, 58:134
key figures, 58:124, 61:116, 61:117, 61:121
national wilderness preservation campaign, 58:137
papers, 43:31

Wilder Ones, women's softball team, 58:210, 58:220, 58:221
Wilder Residence East, predecessor, 55:322
Wildes, Marjorie, 2:575
Wildflowers, 53:166–167, 53:193
Wildlife. See also Fish and fishing; Hunting; specific animals

in art, 44:33, 48:226, 49:259, 54:288, 54:307, 54:323, 58:360, 58:363–364, 58:365n
in Boundary Waters, 54:127, 57:156–157
conservation, 16:259, 16:264, 16:496, 18:415–18:419, 23:99, 30:75, 38:336, 40:38, 40:131–40:133, 40:135, 51:39, 51:40, 55:282
depicted, 51:288 (facing)
depletion, 57:312
described, 44:79
ducks depicted, 60:49
explorers' accounts, 52:81
Gunflint Trail, 54:125
on Indian lands, 43:180
Indian treaties, 57:321–322
Lake Superior region, 51:77
legendary animals, 21:353–21:356, 23:379, 27:263, 31:191
mammals, 30:123–30:134, 33:354, 35:378
Minnesota, 30:264, 35:48, 36:72
Mississippi River, 48:126
Mississippi Valley, 36:278
oil spills, 58:105, 58:110–58:112, 58:116, 58:121
Owatonna, 43:140
photographic record, 18:451
on prairie, 41:218, 41:221, 41:226, 41:228, 56:326, 56:327, 60:48–60
preservation, 42:147, 50:79
snakes, 16:38
stamps, 49:259
taxidermist records, 24:246
transplanted species, 57:306, 57:307, 57:308
Wisconsin, 28:290
wolf recovery, 57:326

Wild Rice lumber company, 63:93
Wild rice (mahnomen), 42:154

on canoe trail, 34:46
CCC program, 43:7
Crystal Palace exhibit, 37:191
depicted, 52:2–3
in fur trade, 18:238, 23:330, 28:229, 36:242–36:244, 47:120, 48:70, 48:71, 48:240
gift item, 48:62
harvesting, 14:382, 14:423n, 17:472, 21:100, 21:440, 22:103, 23:250, 28:151, 33:72, 34:355, 37:183, 48:88, 48:161, 48:237, 48:238, 48:239, 49:233
historical account, 21:401
importance, 26:230, 33:90, 35:98, 35:155
in Indian diet, 14:381, 21:325, 22:59, 22:438, 23:180, 34:174, 40:47, 40:158
Indians' use of, 41:139, 42:135, 48:41, 48:108, 51:61, 51:76, 51:195, 52:5, 52:9, 52:10, 52:39, 54:287, 55:133, 56:172, 57:4, 57:321
Lake Superior area, 43:176, 43:177, 43:179, 43:180, 43:181
legislation, 34:172, 35:155
in Manitoba, 35:295, 53:84
marketing, 17:472, 35:155
in Ojibway treaties, 53:101
in pottery, 51:128 (facing)
processing, 14:381, 16:225, 22:204, 23:181, 26:172, 33:354, 34:44, 48:237
reservoirs and, 52:14, 52:15
St. Croix River valley, 41:142
storage, 48:108
storage container depicted, 55:1 (cover)
Wisconsin, 23:346, 35:244

Wild Rice Outfit. See Folle Avoine Outfit
Wild Rice River, Clearwater, Norman, and Mahnomen counties, 46:114

flour milling, 18:341
Norwegian settlement, 12:278
post, 22:282
salt lands, 52:136

Wildwood, White Bear Lake, amusement park, 36:92, 39:23, 53:240
Wiles, Irving, artist, 63:239
Wiley, Alexander, Wisconsin senator, speaker, 29:269
Wiley, Bell I., 53:335, 57:70

review by, 38:35
speaker, 37:188, 37:224
work reviewed, 33:82, 37:33, 48:40

Wiley, Frank W., aviator, 40:146
Wiley, Jay W., essay reviewed, 37:339
Wiley, John, book dealer, 32:205, 32:206
Wiley, Litle, trader, 13:433, 15:343, 16:96
Wiley, Lucia, artist, 63:206, 63:211n

murals, 53:180
work depicted, 53:170–171

Wiley, S. Wirt, author, 20:101, 33:228
Wilfahrt, Whoopee John, band leader, 55:181
Wilford, ---- (Br.), preacher, 58:152
Wilford, Lloyd A.

archaeologist, 15:483, 25:382, 27:261, 28:374, 38:157, 38:163, 38:164, 43:230, 45:196, 51:55, 51:56
author, 12:206, 21:100, 22:210, 25:180, 25:303, 25:398, 26:370, 26:387, 28:76, 28:285, 29:78, 29:83, 31:192, 31:256, 34:354
career, 48:42
honored, 44:192
"The Prehistoric Indians of Minnesota," 25:153–25:157, 25:329–25:341, 26:312–26:329, 31:163–31:171, 31:231–31:237
work reviewed, 41:336–41:337, 42:160

Wilfred Sykes, ore carrier, 34:11, 34:15, 34:16
Wilgus, William J., author, 23:53
Wilhelm, Gustav, depicted, 56:85
Wilhelm, Paul, author, 6:77
Wilkes, Benjamin, businessman, 48:322, 48:323

lawsuit, 48:324, 48:325, 48:329, 48:330

Wilkes, Charles, map maker, 34:219
Wilkes, Chloe (Mrs. Benjamin), businesswoman, 48:323, 48:330
Wilkes, Harry, rural school student/school board member, 59:123, 59:126, 59:129, 59:131n
Wilkes, J. W., murder, 55:211
Wilkes, S. B., 5:46
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., ethnic, settlements, 27:213
Wilkes-Barre (PA), ethnic, settlements, 27:210
Wilkeson, Samuel, businessman, 33:221, 39:142
Wilkey, Alexandre, petitioner, 49:187, 49:188
Wilkey, Jean Baptiste, hunter, 49:187
Wilkie, ----, Red River mixed-blood, 7:144, 7:146
Wilkie, James, 36:142
Wilkie, Julius C., career, 36:142, 36:327
Wilkie, Lieghton, speaker, 36:142, 36:143, 36:327
Wilkie, Robert, 36:142
Wilkie, William E., author, 51:199
Wilkie Foundation, aids Winona County Historical Society, 36:142–36:144
Wilkin, Alexander, military officer, 1:230, 2:332, 4:246, 8:98, 8:298

businessman, 28:74, 39:173
career, 18:474, 29:358
in Civil War, 25:15, 38:259, 38:264, 38:266, 38:267, 39:173–39:190, 47:65, 47:70
depicted, 39:173, 39:190
politician, 39:148
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 28:280, 28:283
statue, 49:26n

Wilkin, James W., congressman, 39:174
Wilkin, Matilda J. C., author, 7:188, 11:328

papers, 34:339

Wilkin, Samuel J., congressman, 39:174, 39:180
Wilkin, Sarah, 39:175
Wilkin, Wescott (Westcott), judge, 33:1, 39:174, 50:249
Wilkin County

agriculture, 21:212
courthouse, 10:232
development, 10:362
history, 18:104, 19:233, 47:76
local history study, 9:313
map, 53:15
name, 4:245, 39:190
place names, 18:474
poor relief, 38:373
prehistoric sites, 51:56
railroad, 12:254
salt springs lands, 52:141, 52:142, 53:9
War History Committee, 23:392
in World War I, 4:103

Wilkin County Historical Society, 16:241

activities, 18:336, 19:233
essay contest, 18:224
meetings, 18:111, 19:120, 20:458, 21:110, 21:219
museum, 17:358, 19:64, 19:363
organized, 3:103, 16:362, 17:64
war records, 3:104

Wilkins, Ann Thomas, author, work reviewed, 64:87
Wilkins, C. W., 14:236
Wilkins, Daniel, 27:265
Wilkins, David G., author, work reviewed, 64:87
Wilkins, James F., 17:435
Wilkins, Mrs. George F., reminiscences, 5:470
Wilkins, Robert P., author, 35:383, 38:241, 38:387, 48:92

speaker, 36:237
work reviewed, 36:319, 46:166–46:167

Wilkins, Roy

civil rights leader, 52:123, 54:188
newspaper editor, 62:112
work reviewed, 48:221

Wilkins, Wynona Huchette, work reviewed, 36:319, 46:166–46:167
Wilkinson, Ben, musician, 59:101
Wilkinson, ---- (Bo), musician, 59:101
Wilkinson, Charles F., 51:286
Wilkinson, E. A., sales manager, 50:178, 50:179, 50:180, 50:182
Wilkinson, Francis, author, 16:216, 27:168

career, 21:281
"Here and There in America," 27:283–27:299
letters, 21:108

Wilkinson, H. C., 19:164
Wilkinson, James (Gen.), 6:335, 6:336, 8:15, 8:297, 30:376

governor of upper Louisiana, 30:57, 40:180
letter, 25:288
merchant, 23:61

Wilkinson, Melville C. (Maj.), 3:279, 3:280, 3:281, 3:284, 3:285, 3:287, 50:272

at Browns Valley, 24:207
death, 24:146, 24:148
depicted, 50:273
monument, 7:372
sketch, 3:286n

Wilkinson, Morton S., 1:424, 2:163n, 2:466, 6:205, 8:158, 8:159, 8:166, 8:168, 8:172, 8:173, 17:393

attorney, 35:363, 39:148n, 55:56
depicted, 44:6, 45:233
letters, 25:183
MHS founder, 20:367, 20:368, 61:25
politician, 6:356, 6:357, 28:25, 28:325, 31:60, 32:24, 32:29, 37:212, 37:325, 37:326, 37:330, 38:61, 38:217, 38:218, 38:227, 38:354, 38:355n, 39:85, 39:230–39:232, 41:119, 42:45, 44:5, 44:10, 44:11, 44:13, 44:15, 45:224, 45:225, 45:228, 45:231, 45:232, 45:235, 45:237, 45:238, 45:239, 50:195, 50:196, 52:46, 55:275, 55:277, 56:69, 56:83, 58:369
portrait, 35:130

Wilkinson, Mrs. Morton S., 25:140
Wilkinson, Norman B., author, 29:268
Wilkinson, Richard, shoemaker, 27:289n
Wilkinson, Thomas, papers, 22:87
Wilkinson Lake, Ramsey County, water supply, 40:230
Will, Carl H., auto builder, 43:109
Will, Drake W., author, 37:183
Will, Elizabeth, student, 27:99
Will, Fred, musician, 33:101
Will, George F., author, 22:207, 25:297, 26:269, 27:258

work reviewed, 2:369–2:371

Will, Harry, professional boxer, 59:83
Willan, Robert, author, 21:370
Willand, Jon, author, 39:300, 42:76, 49:345
Willard, A. M., author, 9:191
Willard, Charlie, aviator, 48:52, 48:53, 48:54
Willard, Clara E., 2:471
Willard, Constance, Titanic survivor, 60:255, 60:261

personal account of disaster, 60:253, 60:259, 60:260

Willard, Daniel E., author, 28:357, 38:311, 38:312, 38:316

work reviewed, 5:138

Willard, E. F., author, 3:101
Willard, E. V., 10:457

author, 16:237, 22:337
conservation commissioner, 48:291

Willard, Frances E., suffragist leader/reformer, 5:617, 9:240, 52:215, 54:295, 54:371

biography, 26:77
letters, 12:429, 52:117

Willard, Henry (Rev.), 44:58
Willard, James F., editor, 3:100, 8:108, 10:209

work reviewed, 11:428–11:430

Willard, Jess, professional boxer, 59:74, 59:76, 59:77, 59:78, 59:79, 59:80, 59:81, 59:82, 59:83, 59:86
Willard, John A., 33:230

author, 14:277, 24:272
land speculator, 39:89, 39:90
papers, 15:484, 20:350, 21:106, 26:282

Willard, Miss A. E., speaker, 10:461, 12:102
Willard, Myron G., pottery owner, 33:230
Willard, Selma A., 8:375, 8:395, 8:396
Willard, W. D., 7:256, 20:350, 24:272, 27:266, 29:273
Willard and Powell, Duluth, plumbing firm, 63:90
Willard family, history, 57:104
Willard Hotel, Aitkin, 48:276
Willcox, James M., letter, 3:441
Willcox, William H., architect, 56:44, 61:3
Willcox and Johnston, architects, 55:241, 55:242, 61:3
Willcuts, J. Edgar, 13:361
Willeke, Donald, 65:47
Willer, W. F., dog-team driver, 42:286
Willets, Florence, artist, 63:241, 63:244
Willett, James H., 47:136
Willett, Nels, 29:143n
Willey, Alan, soccer player, 63:101, 63:108
Willey, Alma, teacher, 21:221
Willey, Austin, papers, 9:176
Willey, Malcolm M., university dean, 8:299, 47:105, 52:276

Frank Oppenheimer and, 60:175, 60:176, 60:178, 60:182

Willey, Nancy, house, 60:280n
Willey, Samuel, Dr., St. Paul city physician, 14:297, 14:300, 20:237
Willey, Saul, physician, 53:46
Willford, Joseph L., mill owner, 44:170
Willford, William, author, 8:448
Willging, Eugene P., compiler, 36:325
Willhelm Oil Company, St. Paul, 50:92
William and Mary College, restoration, 9:410
William B. Young and Company, Chicago, plow factory, 24:298
William Beaumont General Hospital, El Paso (TX), 51:258
William Colvill State Monument, 61:261
William Crooks, locomotive, 3:538, 4:292, 5:388, 5:521, 5:583, 7:243, 8:427, 8:435, 9:186, 11:338, 11:339, 18:274, 20:374, 30:158, 37:159, 43:58, 44:180, 48:122, 61:251, 62:200 (facing)
William Edenborn, steamboat, 35:279, 36:282
William F. Porten Construction company, 59:65
William H. Ziegler Company, Minneapolis, anniversary, 34:217
William J. Lewis, steamboat, 25:72
William Notman and Son, Montreal, photographers, 26:385
William O'Brien Lumber Company, 27:302
William O'Brien State Park, Washington County, 63:34
William Penn School, Minneapolis, war activities, 25:206
William Phillipson and Company, Chicago, 55:78
William Randolph Hearst Prize, 54:337–338
William Robinson, steamboat, 21:259n
Williams, ----, cholera victim, 14:301
Williams, A. D. (Rev.), lecturer, 12:400
Williams, Agnes, artist, 63:238, 64:47, 64:277–291

depicted, 64:277
marriage to Thomas Robert, 63:244, 64:281
work depicted, 64:279, 64:286, 64:288–291

Williams, Alpheus S., 25:36
Williams, Amy M., editor, 35:337
Williams, Amzy L., sketch, 1:119n
Williams, Anne, Red Cross volunteer, 63:24–25
Williams, Arthur B., mail carrier, 22:447
Williams, B. F., theater manager, 9:37
Williams, Billy, executive messenger, 55:74

biography, 46:204–46:205

Williams, Boyd T., Dr., 6:294
Williams, C. E., sheriff, 12:450, 16:240, 62:176, 62:187
Williams, Catherine Roberts (Mrs. J. Fletcher), 48:309
Williams, Charles, barber, death, 55:68
Williams, Charles E., radio station manager, 59:325, 59:333n
Williams, Cornelius D., Dr., 14:299, 33:1
Williams, Curt, author, 36:193
Williams, D. M., forest ranger, 36:134–36:137
Williams, D. S., artist, 35:183
Williams, Daniel, 7:257
Williams, Daniel J., author, 19:464
Williams, Edith D., author, 9:200
Williams, Edward M. (Rev.), 4:44
Williams, Edwin S. (Rev.), author, 39:311, 44:67
Williams, Elizabeth, Anglo-Dakota woman, 59:184, 59:195n, 59:196n
Williams, Ezekiel, 15:427
Williams, F. O., publisher, sheet-music cover depicted, 56:136
Williams, Fred, 12:106
Williams, Fred J., author, 15:140
Williams, G. H. (Col.), 38:324
Williams, Gene, labor leader, 46:94, 46:95
Williams, George F., 15:338
Williams, George T., Pullman porter, 55:206
Williams, Glyndwr, author, 42:199

work reviewed, 49:38

Williams, Harry McKinley, review by, 54:188
Williams, Henry L., Dr., college football coach, 36:94, 59:160, 59:161, 59:162, 59:164

biographies, 20:206, 35:335

Williams, Henry L.[?], legal assistant, 55:358
Williams, Henry T., author, 53:76
Williams, Howard Y., political activist, 40:366n, 40:371, 40:373, 40:374, 47:155

papers, 40:360

Williams, Isabella R., work reviewed, 1:396
Williams, J. Fletcher, 1:373, 3:428, 3:477, 4:92, 4:387n, 5:42, 5:567n, 7:47, 22:212, 45:228, 50:277

author, 5:43, 9:322, 10:206, 11:41, 22:193, 28:190, 40:78, 40:84, 42:220, 49:116, 57:265
career, 18:218, 48:309
characterized, 30:307
depicted, 46:133, 61:28
editor, 35:184
historian, 55:49, 55:51, 55:140, 55:223, 56:148, 56:193, 56:247, 56:395, 58:86
hunter, 16:189, 33:142, 33:143, 33:147–33:152
journalist, 30:349
letters, 13:196
MHS secretary and librarian, 27:22, 30:304, 30:306–30:313, 30:352, 34:120, 46:133, 46:134, 46:136, 60:128 (facing), 61:28, 61:30
quoted, 14:289, 15:439, 60:298
work reviewed, 48:309–48:310

Williams, James, 44:258n
Williams, James A., actor, 60:132
Williams, James D., 4:101
Williams, Joe, Dakota Indian, 63:40 (facing)
Williams, John (Capt.), 44:221
Williams, John G., 34:269–34:275, 54:158

"Jed L. Washburn," 13:77–13:82
journalist, 26:69
speaker, 5:617, 9:311, 13:75

Williams, Joshua, 10:96
Williams, Kate, historian, review by, 62:160
Williams, Lewis I., 44:260
Williams, Loney, circus worker, 59:28
Williams, Lucille S., author, 16:111
Williams, Lydia P., 9:75
Williams, M. F., sugar fieldman, 58:201
Williams, Mark, 1:396
Williams, Martin, pioneer journalist, 2:274, 19:117, 25:404
Williams, Mary, teacher, 27:69
Williams, Mary Ann B., author, 14:226, 36:325, 37:40, 38:385
Williams, Mary W., author, 1:339
Williams, Mattie, Sioux captive, 38:109n
Williams, Mentor L., author, 31:120

work reviewed, 33:345, 35:142

Williams, Michael Ann, review by, 52:82
Williams, Milton G., publisher, depicted, 57:430
Williams, Miss ----, 9:375
Williams, Mollie, actress, 28:107, 28:109, 33:174
Williams, Montagu, 28:317
Williams, Mrs. Boyd T., house, 38:344
Williams, Mrs. Charles W., 3:437
Williams, Mrs. H. O., author/speaker, 15:242, 15:467
Williams, Mrs. J. Fletcher (Catherine Roberts), 60:128 (facing)
Williams, Mrs. Leonard A., museum curator, 26:286, 27:73
Williams, Mrs. S. E., 9:176
Williams, Mrs. Theodore, 7:256
Williams, Nathan, 35:225
Williams, Ora, author, 23:285, 24:369
Williams, Perry S., author, 5:154, 9:75

speaker, 4:342

Williams, Richmond D., author, 38:240
Williams, Robert, police officer, 44:258, 44:259, 44:260
Williams, Robert L., author, 23:94
Williams, Robert S., naturalist, 24:80
Williams, Robin M., Jr., sociologist, 53:101
Williams, Roger, map maker, 32:228
Williams, Samuel M., sketch, 10:96
Williams, Susan E., "Great Northern Celebration of 1893," 48:119–48:123
Williams, Susan R., museum curator, 51:128
Williams, T. Harry, work reviewed, 22:408, 48:40
Williams, T. R., 5:94n
Williams, Tennessee, playwright, 60:142n
Williams, Theodore (Ted), baseball player, 50:19, 50:20
Williams, Thomas H., librarian, 19:212, 20:430, 35:224, 35:225, 35:229–35:231
Williams, W. Ben, 16:340
Williams, W. H., author, 1:294
Williams, W. O., artist, 31:204
Williams, W. R., author, 35:292
Williams, Walter Washington, Civil War veteran, 61:230
Williams, William

hanged, 58:88, 58:89

Williams, William, Hudson's Bay Company governor, 36:241, 40:166, 40:169
Williams, William Appleman

author, 35:43
historian, 48:265, 50:38
work reviewed, 42:235–42:236

Williams, William (Maj.), army officer, 48:29, 48:31

depicted, 48:27
Indians and, 48:27, 48:28
journal, 3:531

Williams Arena, University of Minnesota, Minnesota High School Basketball Tournament, 55:341, 55:345, 55:347
Williams Brothers, traders, 19:304
Williamsburg Foundation (Virginia), 51:234
Williamsburg (VA)

battle, 25:127n, 25:128, 25:129
restoration, 9:410, 39:336

Williams College, Williamstown (MA), 47:326, 49:176, 49:177
Williams family, genealogy, 10:96
Williamson, Andrew W., Dr., author, 5:458, 12:130, 21:412, 45:303
Williamson, Arthur S., professor, 51:119

reviews by, 10:192–10:196, 11:195–11:198, 14:318–14:322, 35:370

Williamson, G. M., Dr., author, 17:220
Williamson, Harold F., author, 36:70
Williamson, Helen M. See Hellerud, Helen (Mrs. Harvey)
Williamson, Henry M., 16:183
Williamson, Jane, 12:130

letters, 6:204

Williamson, Jesse P. (Rev.), 16:301, 48:201

speaker, 16:483

Williamson, John, Indian special agent, 51:317
Williamson, John B., 48:201
Williamson, John P. (Rev.), missionary, 2:421, 8:289, 35:380, 38:357, 38:358, 38:364, 39:228, 39:230, 39:238, 39:239, 45:101, 48:204, 48:206

biography, 3:88, 48:200, 48:201
at Crow Creek Reservation, 61:152, 61:153, 61:154, 61:155, 61:156, 61:157
depicted, 38:358, 48:202, 61:157
at Fort Snelling prison camp, 62:9
letter, 2:422–2:425
papers, 11:317, 34:326, 48:202
sketch, 2:285

Williamson, Lori, MHS staff, 64:177 (facing)
Williamson, Margaret Poage, missionary, 54:88
Williamson, Mrs. Jesse P., 16:301
Williamson, Mrs. John P., 48:201
Williamson, Mrs. Thomas S., 11:183, 16:133
Williamson, Sareen, 29:182
Williamson, Sven (?), musician, 55:26
Williamson, Thomas C., 48:201

reminiscences, 21:413

Williamson, Thomas S., Dr., 11:58, 13:321, 14:145, 16:147, 20:91, 21:29n, 21:163, 21:166, 21:278, 22:102, 47:305, 48:202, 48:204

career, 16:355
Dakota dictionary and, 56:169
depicted, 16:103, 16:136
family, 16:301, 16:483, 30:169
at Fort Snelling, 12:397, 16:354
at Kaposia, 14:142, 28:133, 28:136
at Lac qui Parle, 12:127, 12:128, 12:339, 15:43, 15:129, 16:133–16:142, 16:149, 21:30, 21:31, 21:207, 21:274, 23:97, 39:300
linguist, 62:320 (facing)
papers, 2:433, 3:84, 3:85, 6:203, 6:292, 11:317, 13:170, 13:195, 15:222, 16:333, 17:210, 18:314, 21:412, 25:183, 29:283, 39:344, 40:2
Presbyterian missionary, 1:295, 1:398, 1:429, 1:432, 1:481, 2:117n, 2:285, 2:421, 2:481, 2:482, 2:520n, 2:522n, 2:554, 2:566, 3:83, 3:88, 3:153, 4:416, 4:417, 4:427, 5:221, 5:282, 5:358, 6:86, 6:173n, 6:272, 6:397, 7:180, 7:287, 7:370, 8:273, 8:360, 9:67, 10:207, 10:297, 10:389, 12:243, 12:331, 15:126, 15:275, 16:357, 20:124, 21:73, 21:170n, 21:171, 21:273, 25:399, 27:264, 30:156, 35:380, 41:247, 45:84n, 45:85, 45:88–45:89, 46:71, 48:33, 49:264, 53:211, 54:88, 55:139, 55:330, 56:241, 56:254
sketches, 2:528n, 5:458, 6:204, 8:361n
teacher, 12:242
translator, 2:563, 12:245, 16:142–16:145, 21:25, 21:160n, 21:279, 30:298, 45:87, 46:132
treaty implementation, 15:297
warning of Sioux Outbreak, 2:483
work with Sioux, 54:88
at Yellow Medicine, 11:182, 11:183, 14:216, 14:330, 14:436, 16:150

Williamson, William, pioneer pastor, 25:324
Williamson family, 15:129

captivity, 12:133n
missionary activities, 16:345

Williams Pipeline, Mounds View, gasoline spill, 58:120
William Strimling Drugs, Minneapolis, store, 46:266
William Wales Bookstore, 64:51
Willie and the Bumblebees, album cover depicted, 57:105 (cover)
Willim, William

legislator, 35:360
papers, 15:344, 16:71
stonemason, 38:188

Willis, ----, with William H. Ashley expedition, 15:429
Willis, Anneilia, 59:338
Willis, Frank D., 3:97
Willis, Grove W., 24:95
Willis, John W., 1:292, 1:329, 3:530, 4:170, 5:103, 5:551

author, 26:304
judge, 33:5, 44:314
speaker, 2:104

Willis, Margaret Wharton (Mrs. John W.), 44:314
Willis, Mrs. Charles L., house, 33:5
Willis, Mrs. J. R., author, 3:47
Willis, Mrs. John W., 3:530, 7:86, 7:178, 7:181, 7:290
Willis, Nathaniel P., author, 27:16
Willis, Robert P., author, 42:200
Willis, Sue, 33:5
Willis Hall, Carleton College, depicted, 48:248
Willis House, St. Cloud, hotel, 18:353, 35:255
Williston, William C., judge, 43:253

legislator, 45:231

Williston Basin, 52:133
Williston (ND), Glidden tour, 38:213
Willius, Fredrick A., Dr., author, 33:44
Willius, Gustav, banker, 27:56
Willius, Henrietta W., author, 39:51
Willius Brothers and Dunbar, St. Paul, bankers, 38:221–38:223
Willkie, Wendell L., politician, 41:268, 41:272, 41:282, 49:171n, 52:27, 53:148, 55:152, 55:159, 55:160, 55:162
Willmar, Kandiyohi County

in 1871, 10:319, 10:320
in 1872, 8:408
in 1930s Depression, 44:306, 44:307
churches, 13:343, 16:305, 16:355, 16:484, 17:236, 23:107
economic history, 54:21
emigration from, 10:228
founded, 10:91
historical meeting, 16:304
hunting, 16:263
immigrant houses, 8:409, 13:41
Jennie-O Foods, 56:419
Kaffee Fest, 63:190–191, 63:199
newspapers, 21:444
pageant, 11:461
pioneer life, 8:190, 10:284, 17:236
post office, 21:222
railroad depot, 53:203
railroads, 13:41, 21:222, 21:450, 28:396, 53:218, 53:219, 54:25
Saucer Drinking Society, 63:197, 63:199, 63:263
schools, 12:208, 21:221, 26:166, 51:162
sketch, 7:192
state historical convention, 8:266–8:277
wheat market, 14:355

Willmar, Leon, 8:408n
Willmar, Paul, 8:267, 8:408n
Willmar and Sioux Falls Townsite Company, 20:104
Willmar Bank, women employees strike, 52:116, 61:73–74
Willmar Commercial Club, 8:94, 8:190, 8:268, 8:276
Willmar Cooperative Elevator Company, 4:338
Willmar Daily Tribune, politics, 38:305
Willmar Eight strike, 61:73–74
Willmar High School, history, 16:365
Willmar State Hospital, water tower depicted, 53:137
Willmar Tribune, 64:271, 64:272

established, 4:339

Willock, Roger, author, 36:192
Willoughby, ----, 4:108
Willoughby, Amherst, stage owner, 40:387, 40:388
Willoughby, William R., author, 34:265

work reviewed, 37:302

Willoughby and Powers, stage operators, 11:403–11:405, 12:394, 20:393, 29:204n
Willoughby University, Cleveland (OH), medical school, 27:135
Willow, Bob and Jan, 65:69
Willowbrook State Fish Hatchery, St. Paul, 57:310, 57:313
Willow Creek, Indian raid, 1:491
Willow house, North Oaks, 65:69
Willow River, Roseau County, fishing, 35:275
Willow River (town), forest fire, 48:272
Willow River (WI). See also Hudson (WI)

French regime, 15:237
land office, 40:312
Lewis' visit, 17:139n

Wills, Bernt L., author, 39:83
Wills, Grove, newspaper editor, 65:109
Wills, Jocelyn, historian, review by, 62:198
Wills, John, poet, work depicted, 54:97 (facing)
Willson, ----, Peter Garrioch's companion, 20:122
Willson, Beckles, author, 1:402, 13:298, 18:81
Willson, Charles C., 3:467, 20:435

author, 2:202, 2:383, 2:586, 3:101
collector, 20:299, 21:214
letter, 2:13–2:19
Lloyd Barber, 1:260–1:263

Willson, David H., 29:164
Willson, Grace N., author, 34:218
Willson, Isaac M. and La Rue, 59:338
Willson, Lillian M., author, 29:373, 30:47
Willson, Mrs. Bunn T., 20:297, 21:213, 22:340, 22:442, 28:88, 28:296, 36:193

author, 33:315, 36:194
speaker, 19:64, 20:298, 21:48, 21:217, 25:97, 26:284

Willson, Mrs. David H., research assistant, 27:340, 28:48
Willson, William, GAR commander, 16:437
Willys-Overland Company, 43:103
Wilmerding, Lucius, Jr., work reviewed, 38:90, 39:295
Wilmes, David, Honeymead Products Company employee, 58:106, 58:108
Wilmington, Del., landing of Swedish colonists, 19:106
Wilmington Township, Houston County

history, 17:486
Norwegian settlement, 12:268
sketch, 3:298

Wilmot, Allen, trader, 6:332, 11:376
Wilmot, Harold E., author, 35:294, 36:104
Wilmot, Harold I., author, 50:44
Wilmot, Walter R., 48:51
Wilmot family, genealogy, 50:44
Wilmot Proviso, 9:12, 23:261
Wilno, Lincoln County

formed, 58:20
Polish settlement, 13:108, 24:79, 58:19, 58:23, 58:24

Wilsey, F. W., colonizer, 22:93
Wilson, ----, 4:149
Wilson, ----, ballplayer, 19:164
Wilson, A. A., author, 16:252
Wilson, A. D., 7:216

agricultural extension division director, 59:273, 59:280, 59:285
food administrator, 59:277

Wilson, Albina V., Dr., 3:40
Wilson, Alfred M., 49:170, 49:171, 49:173
Wilson, Alice, speaker, 19:120
Wilson, Angela Cavender (Tawapaha Tanka Win [Her Big Hat Woman]), 56:201

"Maza Okiye Win," 56:200–201
review by, 54:373

Wilson, Annie, 51:297
Wilson, Archie D., educator, 37:27
Wilson, August, playwright

awards received, 60:139–140
depicted, 60:133, 60:135, 60:137, 60:140
early life, 60:134
play posters, 60:136, 60:138, 60:140
plays depicted, 60:129 (cover), 60:129 (facing), 60:132, 60:135, 65:181, 65:184–187
plays listed, 60:139
Playwrights' Center and, 60:132–142
playwriting in St. Paul, 60:135–137, 60:139–140

Wilson, Barbara, 54:332, 54:335
Wilson, Ben, gangsters' associate, 59:98
Wilson, Ben F., labor organizer, 43:51
Wilson, Ben Hur, author, 9:415, 10:345, 13:336
Wilson, Bertha, teacher, 39:115
Wilson, Bess M., 5:266, 9:269, 19:446

author, 15:137, 15:462
speaker, 5:276, 19:228

Wilson, Betty, work reviewed, 60:79–80
Wilson, Blanche N., 51:298

work reviewed, 32:55

Wilson, Bonnie G., author, 58:63

"Art in Found Places," 56:138–142
"Axel's Place," 62:168–173
"Double Wedding," 62:82
"Eyewitness," 58:250
“Holy Scow!,” 65:2
"In Plain Sight: Fillmore County," 60:2
"Joe Robbie, 1956," 63:266
"A Lazy Day," 60:248
"Lure of the Lake," 65:162
"MHS Collections," 49:212 (facing), 49:260 (facing)
MHS curator, 56:153, 57:132, 57:270
"Minnesota 2000," 56:430–443
"Nineteenth-Century Professional Photographers in Minnesota," 52:42–60
"Postcards from Minnesota," 61:289 (facing)
review by, 47:331–47:332, 53:83
"Secretary Nicolay's Souvenir Album, 1862," 58:368–372
"A Sweeping Fire," 61:172
"Tea Time," 64:50
work reviewed, 53:127, 59:176–177

Wilson, Bruce, archivist, 47:162
Wilson, C. H., Dr., speaker, 13:121
Wilson, C., ballplayer, 19:174
Wilson, Charles S., baseball official, 19:164, 19:174, 19:175
Wilson, Chester S., 18:111

attorney, 58:115, 58:120, 58:121
author, 24:353
conservation commissioner, 44:90
review by, 24:345
speaker, 16:362, 24:385

Wilson, Christina, 54:332, 54:335, 54:341
Wilson, Clara D., murdered, 38:134n
Wilson, Clifford P., author, 17:222, 19:461, 23:92, 25:83, 25:302, 25:404, 27:70, 27:247, 31:192, 33:88, 35:47, 36:102, 39:81

editor, 27:166
review by, 31:183
"Where Did Nicolet Go?," 27:216–27:220
work reviewed, 35:240

Wilson, Cynthia, student, quoted, 51:23, 51:28, 51:29
Wilson, Dan, rock musician, 60:249 (facing)

"My Minnesota," 61:11

Wilson, David Scofield, work reviewed, 46:163–46:164
Wilson, Diane, farm operations director, review by, 62:41–42
Wilson, Dicky, tribal president, 52:241
Wilson, Don, work reviewed, 50:84
Wilson, Edmund, author/literary critic, 32:115, 56:12

influence on F. Scott Fitzgerald, 39:35

Wilson, Edward A. (Rev.), medical quack, 20:234
Wilson, Elsie, author, 11:223
Wilson, Etta Smith, 58:190
Wilson, Eugene M., politician, 34:71, 36:183, 36:307, 36:308, 37:98, 37:319, 40:376, 56:83, 61:317
Wilson, F. J., author, 24:179
Wilson, Fefa (Mrs. Alfred M.), 49:171, 49:172
Wilson, Fletcher, author, 22:332
Wilson, Frank E., author, 16:477
Wilson, Frank M., county attorney, 37:275

speaker, 6:254

Wilson, Frederick (Fred) N., artist, 29:263, 50:331
Wilson, George R., author, 4:179, 15:118, 29:272
Wilson, George S., 8:301
Wilson, Gilbert E. (Rev.), collector, 13:60, 13:103

honored, 29:263

Wilson, Gilbert L. (Rev.), 47:259, 50:331

anthropologist, 55:91
author, 5:150
collections, 50:332
work reviewed, 2:369, 51:37–38

Wilson, Gilbert L., author

work reviewed, 64:263

Wilson, Gordon, author, 27:160
Wilson, H. Clyde, author, 35:244
Wilson, H., ballplayer, 19:74
Wilson, Halsey W., publisher, 29:172

career, 31:245

Wilson, Hans, 54:332, 54:334, 54:335
Wilson, Hardy L., 5:64
Wilson, Harry, surveyor, 57:332
Wilson, Helena, labor activist, 55:209
Wilson, Henry L., ambassador, 42:302, 42:307
Wilson, Herbert C., Dr., author, 7:193, 18:336
Wilson, Horace B., 2:345, 9:372, 9:378

diary, 3:40
sketch, 9:368

Wilson, Ida W., 2:44
Wilson, J. Donald, author, 19:167, 48:175
Wilson, J. E., founder of Lake Willson, 18:471
Wilson, J. W., carpenter, 33:172
Wilson, Jack, steamboat captain, 34:10
Wilson, James F., congressman, 3:68, 38:61, 43:154
Wilson, Jens P., 54:332 See also Ward, James J.
Wilson, John L., St. Cloud founder, 15:139, 16:334, 32:32
Wilson, John (Rev.), 4:107
Wilson, Joseph, missionary, 22:351

names Duluth, 22:352

Wilson, Joseph P., 4:245n

papers, 16:334

Wilson, Joseph S., land commissioner, 39:86, 39:87, 52:137, 53:17
Wilson, L. Jane, teacher, 54:232, 54:233, 54:328
Wilson, L. Merle, 50:10
Wilson, Leonard G., work reviewed, 51:287
Wilson, Leonard S., author, 20:207, 21:343, 21:438

speaker, 19:307, 22:218

Wilson, Louis, 54:332
Wilson, Louis B., Dr., 54:332, 54:334, 54:335, 54:341

author, 15:127, 19:111, 21:330
Mayo Foundation director, 11:286, 21:357n, 24:181, 24:347
scientist, 24:211, 24:239
speaker, 11:283

Wilson, M. L., speaker, 3:44, 20:86, 25:84
Wilson, Margaret, author, 8:322, 23:158, 28:287
Wilson, Mary, entrepreneur, 55:332
Wilson, Mary O. See Fitz-Herbert, Mary
Wilson, Matt, rock musician, 60:249 (facing)
Wilson, Milburn L., government official, 46:4, 46:16, 48:117, 48:171
Wilson, Mrs. George S., 8:301, 9:406
Wilson, Mrs. John A., author, 22:345
Wilson, Mrs. P. L., 18:109, 25:97, 26:89, 27:75
Wilson, Mrs. Taylor, 12:449
Wilson, Murray, "Eugene Debs Becker, Photographer," 60:234–241
Wilson, Netta (Nettie) W., 16:360

author, 23:8, 25:305, 33:312
speaker, 19:66
work reviewed, 19:71–19:73

Wilson, O. Meredith, university president, 57:381

speaker, 37:135

Wilson, P., ballplayer, 19:174
Wilson, Quintus C.

"Joseph A. Wheelock," 34:330–34:336
review by, 34:83
speaker, 28:197, 29:55

Wilson, R. Jay (Rev.), author, 16:242
Wilson, Raymond

reviews by, 44:194, 49:77–49:78, 51:198, 55:133
work reviewed, 48:344–48:345

Wilson, Richard Gay, architectural historian, 57:261
Wilson, Robert R., physicist, 60:183–184
Wilson, Samuel, Jr., work reviewed, 39:337
Wilson, Samuel B., chief justice, 12:87, 37:166, 37:167, 37:169, 46:147
Wilson, Sarah A., teacher, 25:386
Wilson, Sloan, author, 60:155
Wilson, Stu, publishing executive, review by, 63:80
Wilson, Thomas, 1:261, 1:262, 5:538

chief justice, 26:382
politician, 35:61, 35:297, 36:4n, 36:11, 36:113n, 56:75, 63:249, 63:256

Wilson, Thomas (Capt.), steamer fleet, 54:213
Wilson, Thomas P. (Maj.), papers, 3:40
Wilson, Thomas W., real-estate, dealer, 40:228, 40:229
Wilson, Thomena, 54:332, 54:335, 54:341
Wilson, Virginia M., compiler, 33:355
Wilson, W. F., Dr., 17:489

author, 21:114
speaker, 20:212

Wilson, W. L., speaker, 13:120
Wilson, Waziyatawin Angela, editor, work reviewed, 60:204–205
Wilson, Wilford C., papers, 2:44
Wilson, William, ballplayer, 19:162, 19:174, 19:175
Wilson, William, colonist, 47:23
Wilson, William B., U.S. secretary of labor, 39:241, 50:13, 50:16, 51:72
Wilson, William F., police officer, 44:257
Wilson, Willis A., work reviewed, 44:316
Wilson, Willis (Capt.), 25:118
Wilson, Woodrow, U.S. president, 2:61, 2:62, 2:433, 14:201, 15:338, 23:211, 24:336, 45:9, 45:74, 47:312, 48:128, 51:132, 52:29, 52:98, 52:121, 52:157, 52:187, 53:152, 54:266, 54:296, 54:298, 55:296, 57:48, 57:176, 62:109, 64:226

assessed, 18:302, 19:435, 22:313
invitation to St. Paul carnival, 49:329
letters, 14:437, 18:316
loyalty issue, 43:52, 43:53, 43:54, 50:9, 50:15, 50:16
Mexican policy, 3:13, 3:17, 16:457, 16:459, 17:165
Mexico and, 42:302–42:304, 42:306–42:308
peace program, 6:195
presidential-election button depicted, 57:160 (facing)
speaker, 3:7, 3:23, 3:25
war policies, 49:69, 55:289, 55:299, 59:272
White Earth Reservation land, timber sales, 63:96
World War I and, 59:272, 59:273, 59:285, 63:178, 65:167, 65:175n6

Wilson and Company, Albert Lea, meat packers, 57:267
Wilson and Company, Chicago, meat packers, 22:445
Wilson Brothers, Chicago, 53:221
Wilson High School, St. Paul, war veterans, 28:305
Wilson Steamboat, Line, 20:250
Wilson's Transit Line, 54:211, 54:213
Wilson Township, Winona County, Germans, 28:33
Wiltberger, Frank W., author, 28:296
Wiltberger, Louise, 4:72
Wilton, Beltrami County, railroad, 29:148, 43:129
Wilton, Waseca County

county seat, 13:154n, 21:218
ghost town, 35:12
pioneer life, 21:457
stage line, 12:50n

Wilton and Northern Railroad, logging operations, 29:148, 43:131
Wiltroit, Irving D., Dr., author, 23:185, 34:132, 35:47
Wiltse, Henry A. (Gen.), surveyor, 3:291, 12:380, 12:385
Wiltse, Mrs. Elmer, speaker, 20:456
Wilwerding, Walter J., artist, work depicted, 51:288 (facing)
Wily, Mrs. G. A., speaker, 14:456
Wimar, Carl (Charles), 17:456, 32:188, 33:264, 35:151

upper Mississippi trip, 17:137, 24:178, 28:278, 29:78

Wimberley, William W., Pullman porter, 55:215
Wimberly, Lowry C., work reviewed, 25:175
Wimmer, Abbot Boniface, 32:37, 32:38, 35:46

visit to St. John's Abbey, 33:138

Wimmer, Sebastian (Fr.), 8:225
Winans, George (Capt.), 18:179, 55:231

author, 2:386, 5:496
sketch, 7:298

Winans, W. K., 11:453
Winch, G. H., 9:301
Winchell, Alexander N., geologist, 7:361, 7:362, 32:217, 32:225, 40:358, 52:140, 52:141, 52:142, 53:18

career, 32:214n
editor, 32:224
papers, 12:319

Winchell, Horace V., 3:101, 4:176, 10:345

biography, 18:218
described, 34:273
geologist, 34:272, 39:116
sketch, 5:392

Winchell, Mrs. Newton H., 4:68, 8:432
Winchell, Newton H., 1:26, 1:28, 2:178, 3:101, 3:429, 5:519, 8:129n, 10:450

author, 7:201, 9:100, 9:417, 13:253, 13:373, 16:162, 16:163, 23:131, 29:162, 31:201, 32:94, 33:282, 46:289, 50:194, 50:195
career, 18:218, 32:214–32:225
death, 39:121
depicted, 44:54
geologist, 1:412, 16:1, 25:175, 30:314, 34:273, 35:154, 44:44n, 44:54, 46:136, 52:142, 52:143, 53:18, 53:19
map maker, 38:386
Minnesota Academy activities, 39:111, 39:113–39:115
mounds survey, 16:309, 25:269, 25:336, 25:339
papers, 4:68, 7:361, 11:97, 13:325, 19:451
portrait, 21:209
runestone studies, 17:167, 17:172, 39:134
sketches, 1:80, 3:378, 5:392

Winchell, Newton H., geologist, visit to Castle Rock, Dakota County, 65:207
Winchell, Newton S., geologist, 61:307, 61:308
Winchell, Paul H., artist, 64:245
Winchell, Walter, newspaper columnist, 55:41, 58:390
Winchester, Alice, author, 36:67
Winchester, James, author, 36:280
Winchester, W. H., judge, trial of Myron Kent, 62:180–181, 62:184, 62:188n
Windemere Township, Pine County, school, 15:348
Winder, John (Gen.), Union officer, 25:145
Windgrow, Susan (Makawastewin), Sioux Indian, 16:476, 62:220
Windingstad, George, 44:307
Windle, Holly, editor, work reviewed, 61:39
Wind Mill (Claremont), pioneer newspaper, 19:336, 24:264
Windmills. See also Seppman Mill, Minneopa State Park, Blue Earth County

Dakota County, 24:190
depicted, 34:60, 34:62, 37:21
Wisconsin, 47:212

Windom

1880 blizzard, 12:101
census, 6:407
churches, 17:231, 30:395
church-state controversy, 53:303
county seat, 15:245
courthouse square, 43:119
farm college, 14:416
GAR post, 16:434
history, 11:111, 17:485
log cabin, 21:450
mural, 53:237
name, 49:293n
Norwegian settlement, 12:274
pageant, 6:410
plat detail depicted, 57:340
public square, 16:247
railroad, 21:243
railroad town, 57:201, 57:339
schools, 1:530, 21:112

Windom, Ellen Towne (Mrs. William)

letters, 25:77, 25:184
portrait, 24:247
quoted, 49:298n, 49:301–49:302

Windom, Florence, 25:286
Windom, Roger L., speaker, 24:246, 25:42, 25:286
Windom, William D., 1:204, 1:261, 1:262, 2:163n, 2:420, 4:46, 4:172, 5:90n, 5:318, 18:266n, 25:77, 25:184, 26:361, 28:24, 28:27, 63:252

author, 3:39, 4:170
career, 18:218, 24:373, 36:195
depicted, 23:247, 35:132, 49:293, 51:99–109, 51:100, 51:101, 51:104, 51:105, 51:106, 51:107, 51:108, 51:109
honored, 25:286
papers, 7:40, 19:96, 21:86, 24:246, 24:355, 25:183
politician, 14:101, 28:74, 32:24, 32:29, 34:290, 35:246, 35:297, 36:302, 37:325, 38:61, 38:217, 38:218, 38:354, 39:87, 41:306, 48:133, 49:264, 49:292–49:303, 50:195, 56:81, 63:249
secretary of the treasury, 25:184
sketches, 4:91, 6:408
speaker, 22:39, 23:180

Windom Community Club, 26:283
Windom Hotel, Minneapolis, 35:73
Windom Institute (College), Montevideo

depicted, 48:78
history, 18:113, 22:444
seminary, 48:78
sketch, 7:300

Windom School, Minneapolis, 25:286
Windrim, James H., architect, 63:249, 63:250
Windrum, J. J., 18:132, 18:134, 18:141
Windsor, Duke and Duchess, visit St. Paul, 53:153
Windsor Castle, Windsor, England, panorama presentation, 17:135
Windsor Hotel, St. Paul, 33:1, 33:2, 33:3, 39:53, 54:350, 62:236

menu depicted, 64:109, 64:114

Windsor Novelty Theater and Amusement Arcade, St. Paul, 4:478, 15:254, 54:349–350
Wine making, on farms, 49:198
Wines, James, 63:280n
Winesky, Mrs. Frank, speaker, 28:89
Winfrey, Oprah, media personality, portraits, 56:49 (facing)
Wing, Camilla, work reviewed, 26:366
Wing, Frank, artist, 1:80, 2:274, 2:281, 9:82, 29:102
Wing, George W., author, 4:281, 17:227
Wing, Helen, 47:151
Wing, Isaac, Wisconsin pioneer, 34:357
Wing, Johnny, 47:151
Wing, S. I., 2:210
Wingate, H. K., speaker, 12:341
Winge, C. S., Mormon missionary, 36:288, 36:289
Winged stone. See Banner stones (MN)
Wingen, Joseph, reminiscences, 17:125
Winger, history, 14:358, 34:171
Wingerd, Mary Lethert, professor, 58:191

quoted, 58:398
reviews by, 58:244–58:245, 59:42, 60:203–204
work reviewed, 58:187, 60:206, 62:315

Wingfoot Lighter-Than-Air Society, Akron (OH), 40:268
Wing Wah Chong Merchandise Company, St. Paul, 57:168–169, 57:172, 57:176, 57:179
Winkler, Allan, author, 52:329
Winkler, John R., professor, 49:32, 51:287
Winkler, Suzanne, work reviewed, 53:80–81
Winks, Robin W., author, 36:32, 38:199

review by, 39:32
work reviewed, 37:257, 41:387–41:388

Winnan, Audur H., author, 54:326

work reviewed, 54:94–95

Winnebago, Indian burial pits, 5:373
Winnebago (City), Faribault County

in 1867, 10:79
business, 24:302n
camp meeting, 31:82
church-state controversy, 53:303
county seat fight, 12:450
creamery, 27:115
English settlement, 53:337
history, 23:106, 30:277
Jewish families, 51:8
population, 12:53n

Winnebago City Enterprise, file acquired, 17:469
Winnebago City Township, Faribault County, pioneers, 2:106
Winnebago County (IA), Norwegian settlement, 18:431
Winnebago County (WI), history, 18:326
Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) Indians, 2:330, 3:49, 5:506, 6:169, 7:118, 7:337, 7:339, 8:68, 8:103, 8:268, 8:295, 8:351, 8:438, 9:24, 9:249, 10:120, 10:161, 10:376, 39:41, 39:42, 41:219, 46:320, 48:33, 52:222, 57:19n1, 58:64

1816 council, 47:30
1827 outbreak, 7:352
annuities, 1:346, 14:435, 29:198, 36:257, 42:130, 57:5, 57:11, 57:14, 57:17
art, 62:244 (facing)
bandolier bags, 65:160 (facing)
bibliography, 37:346
camp described, 7:132
characterized, 43:38
clan organization, 4:82
criminal justice, 55:51
culture, 12:326, 28:176, 29:86, 37:174, 37:343
debt to traders, 12:426
depicted, 17:137, 20:55, 20:57, 33:20, 38:362, 55:51, 56:149 (facing), 57:5
diseases, 27:351, 37:182
dress, 20:199
earthwork, 8:261
enrollment list, 12:83
at Fort Snelling, 31:210, 31:211
French and, 6:364, 8:238, 8:243
in fur trade, 42:125, 42:130, 42:132, 42:134, 42:135, 52:227
in ginseng harvest, 41:260
Hampton Institute students, 51:84, 51:96
history, 19:452, 21:425
hostilities, 11:190, 25:272
housing depicted, 46:219
internment at Crow Creek Reservation (SD), 61:148–161
land cessions and reservations, 56:158, 56:159, 56:164, 56:172, 57:287
language, 7:271
leaders, 8:200, 8:288, 42:240, 57:1 (cover), 57:3, 57:10, 57:11, 57:37, 58:64
legend, 1:107
life described, 46:217–46:220
Long Prairie agency, 11:224, 11:316, 13:216, 13:321, 17:210, 18:474, 25:183, 30:5, 40:332
maple-sugar making, 30:261
Marryat's account, 6:170
in Minnesota, 9:260
Minnesota Territory, 56:153
missions and missionaries, 11:305, 11:325, 12:205, 13:339, 21:20, 28:210, 30:2, 30:10, 45:26, 45:29
music, 50:216, 62:219
name change, 61:161n
names, 23:346, 27:218, 27:219
Nebraska agency, 28:80
newspaper reports, 56:231
Pipestone Indian Training School students, 62:68n
population, 56:182 (table)
at Prairie Island, 37:281
prehistoric, 38:197
Red Bird uprising, 10:375
religon, 51:75
relocated, 42:132, 42:133, 42:315, 44:8, 44:11
removal, 1:183, 1:348, 4:286, 5:64, 55:317, 56:185, 56:187
removal from Iowa, 17:155–17:157, 22:191, 28:206, 28:208, 33:286, 36:267–36:269, 36:271
removal from Minnesota, 18:209, 38:98, 38:353–38:355, 38:360–38:364, 39:227–39:240, 61:152
removal from Wisconsin, 12:160, 14:215, 16:97, 16:333, 34:214, 38:201, 57:294
reservations, 3:172, 7:119, 7:327
St. Paul, 55:48
Sioux and, 31:212–31:215, 31:217, 38:131, 38:137, 38:148, 38:275, 38:361, 38:364
Sioux (Dakota) massacre and, 1:438, 1:441, 1:447, 1:456, 63:51
sketch, 5:311
source material, 16:332
speeches, 53:212
trading activities, 14:436, 23:94, 29:101, 36:260, 36:262–36:264, 51:3
treaties, 1:141, 7:353, 17:153n, 23:400, 28:205, 36:280, 42:129, 57:1 (facing), 57:2–22, 63:54
villages, 23:346, 32:189, 36:191
vocational training school, 5:232
in War of 1812, 19:304, 31:189
Winnebago agency, 12:51, 24:272, 28:216, 35:293, 37:327, 38:276, 39:92n, 39:127, 39:233, 51:3, 55:317, 57:18, 61:313
Wisconsin, 43:231, 47:79
Yale University graduates, 51:98

Winnebago Township, Houston County, sketches, 3:298, 5:472
Winnegge, Paul W., 17:102

author, 16:131, 16:218

Winnesheek, Isaac, portrait, 20:174
Winneshiek, Winnebago leader, 29:217, 31:214, 38:360, 39:229, 56:160, 57:4, 57:10, 57:11, 57:13, 57:15, 57:18, 58:64

depicted, 31:215, 38:362
sketch, 8:200

Winneshiek County (IA)

history, 19:460, 39:2
Norwegian settlement, 12:278
schools, 39:3

Winneshiek (IA). See Hesper (IA)
Winnewissa Falls, Pipestone County, depicted, 47:87
Winnibigoshish band, Ojibway Indians, 56:169, 56:408 (facing)
Winnibigoshish Resort, Itasca County, gas station depicted, 51:164 (facing)
Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, and Christopher Robin, carving, 55:372
Winnipeg, Manitoba. See also Fort Garry, Manitoba; Red River settlement

50th anniversary, 5:386
in 1821, 10:218
air service, 50:95, 50:96, 50:97
air shows, 54:334
anniversary, 15:477, 30:261
cathedral, 47:52
commercial architecture, 52:37
communication with St. Paul, 6:46, 6:309
consulate, 17:465, 19:412, 37:57
described, 5:275, 23:186, 33:70
dog race, 27:177, 42:282–42:194
economy, 42:268–42:271
flood, 34:307
forts, 9:192, 22:99, 51:317
founded, 27:166
fur trade, 21:432
growth, 21:246
history, 35:47
La Verendrye celebration, 19:461
life in, 4:288
location, 11:364, 36:53n, 46:113
log drive, 17:116
MHS tour, 36:284
newspapers, 23:368
railroads, 17:218, 23:93, 24:329, 28:372, 35:153, 42:176, 43:181, 48:122
Red River colony, 56:168
river port, 21:245, 21:247, 21:255, 21:261, 21:270, 21:271
Russian Jews, 51:3
Selkirk grant, 24:41
steamboat line, 21:255–21:257
strike, 36:64
theater, 31:121
trails to, 46:112
Twain's visit, 45:321, 45:322, 45:323, 45:324
Ukrainian mandolin orchestras, 57:230

Winnipeg and Western Transportation Company, organized, 21:260
Winnipeg Art Gallery, 49:38
Winnipeg Art Gallery Association, 25:302
Winnipeg Board of Trade, 21:255
Winnipegon. See Fort St. Charles, Northwest Angle
Winnipeg Rifles, in Riel rebellions, 16:348
Winnipeg River, Manitoba

mission, 20:327
portage, 21:186
posts, 11:363, 11:364, 19:78
travel on, 40:313
water power, 2:571, 2:572

Winnipeg Rubber Company, 50:182
Winnly, Charles K., 38:358, 38:362
Winona, opera, 9:75
Winona, Sioux woman, 4:192, 10:421

feminist symbol, 20:136
legend, 9:139, 13:367–13:376, 33:118, 34:137, 36:22, 36:76, 46:224
in poetry, 15:278, 29:100

Winona, steamboat, 8:169, 8:170
Winona, Winona County, 2:197 See also Maiden Rock, Lake Pepin (WI); Wabasha Prairie

in 1850s, 7:95
anniversary, 8:451, 49:146
architecture, 39:130, 40:359, 56:44
banks, 2:134, 2:160, 2:164n, 2:383, 43:155, 47:79
baseball team, 19:165, 19:169, 19:180, 47:328
bridges, 18:120, 23:290, 24:80, 24:177
businesses, 18:344, 19:465, 20:219, 24:287, 51:3
Central Park, 63:252–257
chamber of commerce, 59:319, 59:320, 59:327
chiropractors, 59:202
churches, 14:50, 14:218, 18:120, 18:364–18:366, 19:221, 21:210, 33:189, 37:187, 47:336
in Civil War, 2:216, 2:356, 17:112, 38:273, 38:292, 38:293
climate, 17:260, 20:161n
colleges, 51:165 (cover)
depicted, 17:221, 27:16, 28:70, 30:158, 39:131, 46:214, 46:235, 49:293, 59:318
described, 10:79, 10:421, 45:131, 46:213
education problem, 12:400, 27:12
ethnic groups, 8:175, 21:98, 25:207, 28:36, 31:29, 35:51, 58:18
exhibition flights, 51:155
fairs, 12:445, 22:261, 26:120
federal building, 63:247–253
ferry service, 24:80
first house, 5:126
first sale of wheat, 4:172
first telegraph, 8:172
first white settlers, 6:266
founded, 6:259
GAR post, 16:431, 47:135
German theater, 32:100, 32:102, 32:127, 34:239
gold fever, 38:53, 38:220
grain market, 14:387, 18:409, 21:238, 24:99, 29:2, 29:6, 29:7, 37:87
historical meeting, 20:303–20:305
history, 1:107, 1:148, 1:299, 2:382, 2:384, 3:97, 4:193, 4:300, 5:308, 6:292, 9:177, 12:108, 20:64, 30:409, 35:46, 36:107, 49:346, 63:247–248, 63:253
hospital, 53:48
hotels, 12:47, 15:253, 22:448, 47:328
Hot Fish Shop, 62:287
housing and redevelopment authority, 59:328–329
ice racing, 41:383
labor unions, 21:393, 22:380
land claim associations, 9:86
land office, 7:38, 30:30, 38:120
land speculations, 6:73
Lindbergh fly-over, 42:143
literary visitors, 11:146, 11:153, 16:31, 18:34
lumber industry, 4:98, 12:427, 15:253, 24:127, 27:190, 30:71, 30:242, 43:154
mail service, 11:400
medical school, 2:210
Merchants National Bank, 62:83
militia encampment, 45:137, 45:137–45:139
Minnesota statehood centennial celebration, 61:228
mission, 17:224
Morgan Block, Third Street, 59:329
name, 7:40, 30:332, 36:144, 40:89
newspapers, 16:338, 23:111, 34:130
pageant, 4:192, 16:351
pioneers, 5:127, 16:334, 16:379, 16:384, 27:7, 56:164
plat, 11:226
population, 1850-56, 2:131, 2:132n
post office, 37:223
post offices, construction of, 63:246–259
Princess Wenonah statute, 59:319, 59:332–333n, 63:253, 63:254, 63:255, 63:259n
railroads, 7:224, 12:46, 21:239, 22:322, 36:105, 37:157, 48:176, 61:253
river port, 27:7, 37:296, 38:357
Riverside Park, 54:308
road, 11:396n, 11:399, 11:407
Rockledge, 57:269
schools, 29:354, 30:154, 34:93, 35:221
settlement, 49:144
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 46:322
site, 7:268n, 9:359
social life, 26:307
source material, 17:212, 28:303
stage lines, 10:226, 11:398, 11:402, 11:405, 11:406
state historical convention, 6:65, 6:253–6:269, 8:260
statehood celebration, 14:165, 14:182, 14:186, 14:348
surveyed, 46:84
Taft speech, 40:320
territorial newspapers, 56:224
tornado, 43:40
town plat, 5:377
townsite promotion, 13:59
Turner societies, 55:332
volunteer guards, 16:177
War History Committee, 24:83, 25:95
waterpower, 58:274
Windom (William) residence, 49:292
in World War I, 47:172, 47:180

Winona Adler, German-language newspaper, 16:338
Winona and Southwestern Railroad Company, 2:382, 49:121
Winona and St. Peter Railroad Company, 8:377, 16:439, 42:200, 43:137, 48:75, 56:303, 57:270

absorbed, 24:97
construction, 35:338
dairying encouraged, 37:21
depicted, 37:152
history, 36:105
immigration promotion, 42:224
journey described, 12:47–12:51
land sales, 9:335, 13:38
lawsuit, 29:8
route, 11:181n, 12:46n, 12:272, 24:96, 37:157n
settlement promotion, 12:254, 13:31n, 35:133, 35:325

Winona Argus, 14:401, 56:231, 63:290
Winona Artillery, volunteer unit, 16:173n
Winona Banner, 16:338
Winona Bar Association, 1:260n
Winona Carriage Works, products, 24:305
Winona Cottage, Frontenac, 14:35
Winona County

4-H Leaders Club, 15:372
board of commissioners, depicted, 59:324
Civil War military recruitment efforts, 59:141
courthouse, 42:309, 59:316–334, 60:43
courthouse bond referenda, 59:320, 59:321, 59:322, 59:325
ethnic settlements, 12:269, 21:98
first fair, 1:348
flour mills, 14:124
historical society proposed, 6:269
history, 5:127, 42:200, 49:146
immigration, 2:131
mail service, 37:223
mapped, 40:125n
Medical Society, organized, 21:330
newspapers, 5:502
notes, 8:113, 10:232
pageant, 15:372
parochial schools, 53:296
physicians, 21:329, 21:437
pictorial history, 49:346
pioneers, 7:95, 9:200, 17:353, 23:200
politics, 37:224, 40:325n, 40:327, 40:328
poor farm, 38:369n, 38:374
post office, 59:317–318, 59:327
Poultry Association, 22:265
Progress and Preservation Association, 42:309
settlement, 6:258, 7:38, 56:206–207
tombstone records, 15:349
War History Committee, 23:392
war memorial, 3:111
wheat production, 23:318, 29:2n, 29:13, 29:16, 29:18n, 36:69

Winona County Bank, Winona, 40:109, 40:110
Winona County Courthouse Committee, 59:320, 59:333n
Winona County Historical Society

activities, 34:219, 35:51, 38:244
gift, 34:315
meetings, 24:58, 30:76
members, 17:124, 18:62
museum, 22:219, 22:342, 22:444, 24:271, 25:206–25:208, 34:174, 35:99, 35:202, 36:139–36:144, 36:283, 36:327, 37:43, 37:66
officers, 18:112, 24:88
organized, 16:245, 16:363, 16:492
receives ward, 34:360
reorganized, 30:169

Winona County Historical Society (WCHS)

courthouse preservation issue, 59:319, 59:321, 59:322, 59:326, 59:327, 59:330, 59:332, 59:333n

Winona County Old Settlers Association, 2:104, 2:439, 3:376, 4:97, 4:300, 6:255, 6:267, 9:200, 10:232, 12:194, 20:219, 20:304, 22:226, 22:342

meetings, 11:225, 12:212, 14:240, 15:253, 16:257

Winona County Progress and Preservation Association, Inc. (WCPPA), 59:323, 59:324, 59:325, 59:326, 59:329, 59:330, 59:333n
Winona County Township Officers Association, 59:321
Winona Daily News

courthouse preservation issue, 59:320, 59:321, 59:324, 59:325, 59:327, 59:328, 59:330, 59:331, 59:334n

Winona Daily News, centennial, 35:46
Winona Daily Republican. See also Winona Republican

editor, 49:300
loyalty issue, 43:247
militia-company coverage, 45:131, 45:137, 45:138
politics, 49:294, 49:296
sports coverage, 47:321, 47:328

Winona District Ministerial Association, 3:462
Winona Dray Company, Winona, 50:113
Winona Gesang Verein, musical society, 25:207
Winona Guards, militia company, 45:130, 45:130–45:140, 45:134–45:138
Winona Harvester Works, 10:463
Winona Herald, founded, 12:208
Winona Heritage Preservation Commission, 59:332
Winona Jaycees, 59:321
Winona limestone, 53:123
Winona Little Theatre, activities, 20:219, 37:348
Winona Parent-Teacher Association, 16:132
Winona Post and Shopper, 59:330
Winona Republican, 27:3, 58:412, 63:290, 63:292

content, 27:4–27:20
founded, 12:108, 14:404
politics, 28:30, 39:106, 56:73, 56:76

Winona Republican-Herald, 14:404

anniversary, 12:108
anti-German campaign, 47:180
founded, 14:397, 14:405

Winona Review, founded, 12:108
Winona Savings Bank, architecture, 39:130
Winona State Normal School, 17:353, 18:409, 26:298, 35:98, 35:371

established, 14:148, 14:231, 18:219
first building, 25:207
history, 49:308
kindergarten, 19:110
loyalty issue, 47:180
source material, 17:97, 22:423

Winona State Teachers College, 3:439, 5:78, 6:76, 22:226, 51:25, 53:180

anniversaries, 11:225, 16:351
established, 1:185, 8:275
history, 9:314, 10:351, 17:458
museum, 22:342, 22:444, 25:206

Winona State University, history, 49:308
Winona Times, statehood announcement depicted, 56:234
Winona Township, Winona County

records, 20:219
survey, 25:207

Winona truck, 43:103
Winrod, Gerald B., 41:211, 41:212
Winschel, Terrence, author, 63:227
Winser, Henry J., author, 33:34
Winship, George B.

author, 5:217, 10:91
newspaper editor, 51:295, 54:276, 56:398, 56:400

Winship, P. D., 26:321
Winslow, C. A., 44:307

house, 38:341, 38:342

Winslow, Charles C., 18:123n, 18:134, 18:136
Winslow, Edith. See Elliott, Edith Winslow (Mrs. Charles B.)
Winslow, Edward F. (Gen.), Union officer, 18:150
Winslow, Edwin M., 28:285
Winslow, James M., 3:317, 8:173

builder, 17:487
letter, 13:195
water company director, 40:224

Winslow, Mary N., work reviewed, 33:42
Winslow, Sarah, letter, 7:360
Winslow, steamer, fire depicted, 54:220
Winslow, Walter E., student, 18:124, 18:125, 18:142, 18:148, 18:150
Winslow Bank, Chicago, 20:249
Winslow House, St. Anthony, hotel, 3:145, 3:317, 5:73, 9:142n, 19:84, 19:403, 36:91, 38:273, 46:223n, 49:51

abolitionist incident, 32:18
demise, 57:120
depicted, 12:403, 13:195, 46:222, 49:48, 49:50–49:51, 56:248, 57:108–57:109, 57:115, 57:118
ghost story, 20:328
newspaper advertisement, 57:112
visitor log depicted, 57:106–107

Winslow House, St. Paul, hotel, 16:272, 30:301

dessert specialties, 59:44 (facing)
social dancing, 55:220, 55:222

Winslow House, St. Peter, hotel, 17:488
Winsor Justin, 3:46

letters, 1:374

Winsted

Catholic church, 25:315
ethnic settlements, 23:194, 25:315
French cemetery, 16:488
history, 21:452

Winsted Lake, McLeod County, settled, 25:315
Winston, Carleton (Mrs. John H. Dietrich), work reviewed, 23:362–23:364
Winston, Eliza, slave/freedwoman, 7:187, 16:116, 19:261, 32:18, 49:44, 49:52, 57:106–122
Winston, Fendall G., contractor, 35:337
Winston, Frederick, conservationist, 40:145
Winston, Jim, freedman, 57:116
Winston, Mrs. Tom, 57:277
Winston, Mrs. William O., author, 27:176

donations, 55:196

Winston, Philip B., contractor, 35:337
Winston, R. A., 44:50
Winston, St. Louis County, ghost town, 34:178, 44:50, 44:52, 44:54
Winston, Thomas B., 17:274
Winston, Tom, Confederate soldier, 57:277
Winston, William O., contractor, 35:337
Winston Bros. Company, Minneapolis, railroad builders, 26:371, 35:337, 52:256
Wintemberg, W. J., author, 24:371
Winter

artwork depicted, 62:121 (facing), 62:122
celebratory books, 55:333 (facing)
festivals and celebrations, 55:376

Winter, Alice Ames, civic organizer, 62:154

author, 6:389, 26:302

Winter, Bud, fisherman, 59:225 (cover)
Winter, Carl, Communist Party official, 62:150, 62:156, 62:157
Winter, Carl G., author, 34:217, 52:106
Winter, Clarence B., 7:85, 7:358
Winter, Edwin W., 40:16
Winter, Frank, author, 20:340
Winter, Fred, teamster, 60:53, 60:54, 60:57
Winter, George, artist, 29:335

journals, 29:336

Winter, Helen Allison (Mrs. Carl), Communist Party official, 62:156, 62:157

library board campaign, 62:148, 62:150, 62:151, 62:152, 62:153, 62:154, 62:155

Winter, Jay, historian, 65:174–175
Winter, Mrs. James Douglas, author, 12:431

model maker, 19:228
speaker, 21:333

Winter, Mrs. Thomas G., speaker, 7:190
Winter, Seward Randall, fisherman, 59:225 (cover), 59:235
Winter, Thomas G., intelligence officer, 35:294, 50:7, 50:9
Winterbotham, J. M., 5:204
Winterbotham, William W., 17:112
Winter Brothers, Spirit Lake (IA), 60:50, 60:52
Winter Dam (WI), 1971 takeover, 53:339
Winterers (hivernants), in fur trade, 8:336
Winterich, John T., author, 17:119
Wintermute, Charles, 57:310
Winterquist, A. L., politician, 51:177
Winters, Donald E., Jr.

"Caesar's Column and Nineteen-Eighty-Four," 49:109–49:114
review by, 50:37–50:38, 51:77–78, 52:331–332
work reviewed, 50:38–50:39

Winters, Donald L., work reviewed, 42:197–42:198
Winters, Henry C., 25:232, 25:243
Winter Trails Snowshoe Festival, 56:440–441
Winther, Christian, 18:199
Winther, Nora, physician, 54:362n10
Winther, Oscar O., author, 26:167

work reviewed, 24:235, 37:338, 38:238, 39:124, 42:199

Winther, Sophus K., author, 32:250
Winthrop

anniversary, 13:122
centennial, 49:40
German-Russian settlement, 16:344
Lutheran church, 36:201
railroad, 30:240

Winthrop, Beekman, letter, 40:349
Winthrop, John, 3:255
Winthrop, John, Jr., Connecticut governor, 16:405
Winthrop, Mose S., attorney, 51:175

biography, 18:211

Winthrop News, anniversary edition, 13:122
Winton

in Farm Security Administration photographs, 56:278
Finnish settlement, 17:407
game wardens, 51:39–40
historical society, 42:68
history, 36:107
logging, 57:157

Winton, David M., 28:51
Winton automobile, 26:22, 38:208
Winzen, Otto C., balloonist, 49:32, 51:287
Winzen Research, Inc., St. Paul, 33:244, 38:334
Winzer, Charles, hunting lodge operator, 60:51
Wion, F. E., editor, 37:173
Wiota, steamboat, 22:17n
Wippich, Louis, rock garden builder, 54:311, 58:161
Wipson, James, World War II military service, 61:203–204
WIR. See Workers' International Relief
Wirt, pioneer life, 20:359
Wirt, William, 52:153
Wirta, Warner, 51:40
Wirth, A. (Pvt.), 45:137n, 45:140
Wirth, Conrad L.

author, 39:33
park administrator, 43:70, 47:90

Wirth, Fremont P., author, 7:292, 38:329, 47:256

work reviewed, 19:85–19:87

Wirth, Louis, historian, 46:259
Wirth, Sophie, 28:294
Wirth, Theodore, park superintendent, 16:494, 41:374, 43:70, 47:221, 47:224, 54:159, 55:195, 58:55 See also Theodore Wirth golf course; Theodore Wirth Park

author, 30:75

Wirtz, Othmar (Fr.), 32:42, 32:43
Wisby, Herbert A., Jr., work reviewed, 35:94
Wisconsin Archaeological Society, 5:60, 11:32, 15:471, 31:171

historical excursion, 2:584

Wisconsin Centennial Art Exhibition, 17:455, 17:456
Wisconsin Central Airlines, 33:240
Wisconsin Central Railroad, 52:321, 52:322

pine lands, 39:298

Wisconsin Female College, Fox Lake (WI), 48:246
Wisconsin Glaciation, 64:201
Wisconsin Herald, predecessors, 56:394
Wisconsin Historical Records Survey, 25:198

publication, 23:383, 24:159, 24:160

Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company, 32:253, 36:156
Wisconsin Library Association, 23:66
Wisconsin Lumber Line, launched, 57:203
Wisconsin Magazine of History, 2:283, 16:220, 28:189
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company Bank, Milwaukee, 40:112
Wisconsin Medical Society, historical project, 34:175
Wisconsin Museum Conference, 6:69, 6:291
Wisconsin Outfit, fur trade, 42:134
Wisconsin Point, Lake Superior

commercial fishing, 46:45, 46:58
trade, 46:49

Wisconsin Progressive party, 54:238
Wisconsin River (WI), 52:224 See also Fox-Wisconsin portage

described, 6:366
explored, 23:345, 24:76, 48:83
fur trade, 11:384, 13:225
lumbering, 16:479
navigation, 1:67, 3:321, 8:350
wildlife, 14:423

Wisconsin (state). See also La Pointe (Wisconsin), Chippewa agency; Madeline Island

1854 treaty, 43:175–43:185, 43:177
agrarian movements, 21:326, 28:42, 39:130
agriculture, 5:132–5:135, 20:157, 35:45, 36:278, 51:242, 51:273, 53:209–210, 56:354–355
almanacs, 53:292
archaeology, 24:371
architecture, 54:50, 57:271
archives, 1:100–1:105
in art, 25:278
atlases, 40:128, 56:464
authors, 12:328
bank robberies, 57:195
banks, 16:91, 34:165
barrel cooperatives, 57:390
bibliography, 53:38
biographies, 37:337
blacks, 56:84, 58:248
boundaries, 3:37, 3:222, 3:381, 3:473, 5:604, 11:211, 11:339, 14:184n, 19:351, 25:396, 56:158, 61:307–311, 61:308, 61:309
British, 17:196–17:198, 43:79
bus lines, 52:317
capital, 10:318
Capitol, 1:102
Carver in, 10:84
Catholic church, 57:271
caves, 48:90
centennial, 27:67, 28:379, 29:268, 29:355
cheese production, 27:121
chiropractors, 59:204
circus beginnings, 23:184, 24:76
in Civil War, 2:270–2:272, 2:348, 37:255, 38:202, 38:275, 56:100
climate, 18:155, 49:151
composers, 30:72
constitutional conventions, 50:310–50:320
cookery, 48:41–48:42
cooperatives, 22:314, 29:158
county boundaries, 23:383
cutover lands, 34:176, 35:340, 38:194
dairy industry, 30:159
described, 26:250, 30:394, 41:139–41:143, 42:79, 50:309, 50:316
driftless area, 65:243
early printing, 12:439, 15:16
economic conditions, 2:254
economic history, 50:40–50:41
electric utilities, 36:98
emigration from, 9:76
ethnic groups, 2:371, 4:284, 5:492, 6:71, 6:302, 7:291, 7:345–7:347, 8:86, 8:366, 8:372, 8:373, 8:384, 9:414, 10:242, 11:82, 11:89, 11:105, 12:180, 12:249–12:251, 12:328, 14:447, 15:26, 18:381, 19:200, 19:219, 20:86, 21:98, 24:176, 25:299, 25:301, 27:134, 28:379, 29:160, 32:54, 32:185, 34:210, 37:177, 43:259, 47:258, 47:331, 48:43, 48:312, 49:124, 49:347, 51:39, 53:165, 53:216, 53:218, 53:290, 54:374, 55:26, 55:182, 55:229, 56:330, 57:164, 57:169, 57:193
in fiction, 13:208, 23:117
first missionary, 4:182
flour milling, 47:212
folklore, 52:330, 52:331
Folklore Society, publications, 26:170, 26:381, 27:165
Folk Museum, 52:126, 52:164
forests, 17:110
forts, 40:146
frontier towns, 4:60
fur trade, 8:97, 42:123, 42:125, 42:126, 42:132, 42:134
gay rights legislation, 65:79
gazetteer, 40:147
geography, 15:238, 23:185
geology, 25:175, 26:223, 26:224
ginseng trade, 41:262, 41:264, 41:265
government, 11:83
governors, 55:134
guides, 23:65, 25:301, 58:64
historical activities, 2:50, 3:44
historical celebrations, 15:474
Historical Commission, 1:98
historical societies, 26:271, 26:385, 34:313, 54:3
historic buildings, 13:110, 27:141, 32:109, 35:151
historic sites, 4:24, 4:342, 8:203, 30:73
history, 1:141, 2:283, 3:140, 9:415, 21:306, 26:365, 29:159, 29:173, 29:269, 29:334, 30:247, 35:203, 37:301, 38:196, 40:129, 43:312, 43:315, 48:44, 51:195–196, 52:127, 56:157, 56:208, 56:464, 57:159
hog raising, 52:104
Horticultural Society, 26:170
horticulture, 26:170
hunting, 47:335
immigrants and immigration, 3:153, 5:167, 5:171, 5:187, 5:191, 5:192, 5:195, 5:199n, 51:287
Indian reservations, 47:79, 65:200n36
Indians, 43:231, 46:300, 49:36, 52:222, 53:339, 54:96, 54:192, 56:163, 56:185, 56:408, 57:4, 57:11, 58:64, 58:245–58:246
juvenile reform schools, 63:134
labor history, 57:103
landmarks, 9:130
land policy, 25:69–25:71, 36:235
land titles, 24:176
legislature, 3:49, 5:333, 27:192, 27:197, 27:199
libraries, 57:160
local history teaching, 7:292
lumber industry, 1:326, 1:338, 13:438, 24:261, 24:364, 26:166, 30:71, 31:181, 31:190, 32:252–32:254, 34:35, 36:28, 36:153–36:166, 40:357, 48:352, 51:79, 54:288
maps, 13:186, 16:217
Medical Society, 14:446, 22:330
memoirs, 55:177
Methodist church, 51:118
mining, 4:47, 13:334, 21:183, 27:160, 38:240, 48:95, 48:97, 48:98, 48:106
missions and missionaries, 4:73, 10:217, 51:40
mounds, 9:98, 9:100, 9:101
music, 65:112
name, 24:75
nativism, 5:612
newspaper guide, 36:37
newspapers, 47:179, 48:227
Nicolet's exploration, 7:348
Nonpartisan League membership, 6:206
northwest boundary dispute, 50:309–50:320, 50:311
Northwest Ordinance and, 52:122
Ojibway Indians, 51:87, 51:238, 51:287–288, 54:376, 55:44
pageant, 16:113
as part of Northwest, 9:109
photography, 44:120, 46:35, 48:316, 56:464
pioneer Life, 18:113, 20:86, 27:55, 27:68, 27:69, 27:83–27:95, 27:164, 28:188, 31:187
pipestone deposits, 31:200
politics and politicians, 23:285, 31:113, 34:166, 34:208, 34:313, 35:236, 35:241, 35:295, 36:188, 39:46, 40:322, 43:75, 43:229, 46:126, 47:161, 48:263, 49:302, 50:310–50:320, 51:167, 51:168, 54:238–239, 55:91, 55:92, 55:152, 55:158, 55:159, 55:160, 57:160
population, 9:348
Presbyterian church, 24:178, 28:395, 34:266
Public Service Commission, papers, 26:69
racial elements, 6:82, 9:127
racial-equality legislation, 55:64
Radisson and Groseilliers in, 4:462
railroads, 34:67, 56:148
Regional Planning Committee, 16:347
resources, 16:347
roads, 16:285, 28:290, 40:245, 43:95
schools, 8:106, 14:342, 33:224, 35:198
settlement, 5:593–5:595, 9:413
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 4:79, 38:278–38:280
sketches, 6:299, 7:367
social studies, 30:269
Society of Equity, 21:326
soldier vote, 26:209
source material, 1:391
stage travel, 1:107
State Centennial Committee, publications, 28:289, 29:86
State Fair, 8:202, 48:59
state flag, 53:8
statehood, 11:326, 14:342, 55:267, 55:268, 55:269, 55:270, 56:169
state parks, 5:109, 5:137, 8:102
state universities, 41:242–41:243
summer camps, 58:71
trails, 4:24, 4:79, 17:112, 21:227
travel account, 12:44–12:46
travel guides, 49:212
troops in Minnesota, 46:312–46:323
War History Commission, 3:160
War Records Commission, 23:392, 25:205
wildlife, 14:423, 26:373, 28:290
Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) Indians, 53:212, 55:48, 57:19
women, 54:293, 54:371, 56:464
workmen's compensation bill, 44:148, 44:150, 44:152
in World War I, 3:107, 3:248, 4:103
Yankee and Teuton in, 5:71, 5:151, 5:234, 5:316, 5:384

Wisconsin State Historical Society, 1:9, 3:138, 3:439, 6:65, 7:180, 7:181, 7:265, 7:349, 7:353, 7:374, 8:106, 8:154, 8:202, 9:67, 9:164 See also State Historical Society of Wisconsin

appropriation, 3:435
bequests, 1:539, 2:282
collection of homestead information, 4:25
excursion to Fort Winnebago, 2:584
expenditures, 2:50
legislative investigation, 3:240
manuscript collections, 1:290, 1:391–1:393, 2:190, 2:580, 3:37, 3:375, 3:472, 3:532, 5:152
materials for Minnesota history, 6:289
membership drive, 3:385
museum, 1:99, 1:292, 2:100, 8:199
newspaper collections, 3:517
organized, 3:431
photostat work, 3:44
sketch, 1:5
use of microscopic method, 4:3–4:20

Wisconsin State Normal School. See River Falls State Teachers College (Wisconsin)
Wisconsin State Telegraph Company, 8:173, 14:182
Wisconsin Territory, 57:98, 57:160

in 1837, 9:159–9:161
artist, 17:455
business, 20:335
censuses, 5:565, 8:54, 19:350
centennial, 17:222, 17:344, 17:455
constitutional conventions, 50:310–50:320
county records, 25:198
crime, 55:55
diocese, 26:272
early photography, 52:42, 52:43
elections, 55:277, 55:279
first criminal case, 4:388n
geography, 19:222
guide, 20:203
history, 3:139, 5:205
maps, 27:128
newspapers, 56:394
pioneer life, 32:185, 35:382
post offices, 30:174
roads, 31:176
St. Croix Triangle, 14:128, 14:129, 35:352, 36:260
St. Croix Valley and, 55:267, 55:268, 55:269, 55:271, 55:272, 55:273
western boundaries, 50:309

Wisconsin University. See University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Valley Lumbermen's Association, 12:193
Wiscoy Township, Winona County, 44:222
Wise, C. E., 7:256
Wise, Evelyn Voss, author, 31:134, 31:147, 44:286n
Wise, Gene, author/historian, 50:38, 51:178, 51:181
Wise, Henry A., Virginia governor, 17:106
Wise, John, aeronaut/balloonist, 38:169–38:171, 42:18, 42:20n
Wise, John C., newspaper editor, 15:89, 38:353, 38:354, 38:356, 39:234–39:236, 54:37

engraver, 30:66
sketch, 3:319

Wise and Clark, Mankato, printers, 29:169
Wisely, Jake, rfanzine editor, 58:34
Wiseman, O. A., speaker, 7:373
Wiser, J. M., salesman, 46:65
Wish, Harvey, author, 33:187
Wishart, David J., work reviewed, 47:34–47:35
Wishart, Robert, union leader, 56:55, 56:59
Wishkob, Joseph, Chippewa Indian, 39:304
Wishram Washington, monument, 7:246, 65:22, 65:23
Wismer, D. C., 7:86
Wissakoda (Breda), St. Louis County, railroad station, 34:180
Wissler, Clark, author, 2:381, 8:433, 21:325, 22:133, 46:70, 49:100
Wist, Johannes B., author, 4:191, 45:213, 46:81

work reviewed, 60:83

Wistar, Casper, author, 21:364
Wister, Owen, author, 9:185, 19:437, 38:238
Wistrom, Elof, 14:428
Wistrom, Helen C., 14:428
Wisuri, Marlene, author, 55:379

"Reclaiming the Photographic Legacy of Octavie Morneau," 62:268–280
work reviewed, 59:43–44, 59:311, 60:126, 61:38

Wiswell, Frances, 20:310
Witberg, Anders, Baptist leader, 17:403
Witch Tree. See also Spirit Little Cedar Tree, North Shore

described, 52:270–271

Witgen, Michael, historian

review by, 62:241–242
work reviewed, 63:81

Witham, James W., work reviewed, 6:384
Witherspoon, Herbert, singer, 39:59, 39:62
Witherspoon, Shirley, musician, 52:116
Witt, Charles F., businessman, 41:381
Witt, Frank A., auto driver, 38:205 (cover), 38:207, 38:214
Witt, Mrs. Frank A., auto driver, 38:207, 38:208, 38:214
Witte, Bernard, author, 28:380
Wittenberg, Jay, artist, 62:165 (facing)
Wittenberg, Marie, author, work reviewed, 62:199–200
Witthoft, John, "Archaeology as a Key to the Colonial Fur Trade," 40:203–40:209
Wittich, Mrs. Frederick W., author/speaker, 11:214, 13:70, 15:115, 38:308
Wittich, Walter, speaker, 27:356
Wittke, Carl, author, 4:458, 6:79, 6:299, 10:89, 21:202, 22:327, 29:192, 29:350, 41:101, 41:149

editor, 21:306, 34:122
review by, 29:150
work reviewed, 33:179, 35:193, 35:328, 39:167

Wittmann, Cornelius (Fr.), missionary, 8:223, 32:38–32:40
Wittmar Friedrich von, musician, 33:100
Wittstock, Laura Waterman, activist, 55:329
Witzig, Fred T., author, 49:124

work reviewed, 59:176

Wivenhoe, Radisson's ship, 16:393
Wiyaha, Sioux Indian, 35:172
WLAG, radio station, 41:334, 54:314 See also WCCO

Minnesota history talks, 5:221, 5:303, 5:372, 5:454, 5:500, 5:606

Wlshek, Nina F., author, 23:92
Wm. S. Nelson, steamboat, 13:145
WNAX, radio station, 52:104, 52:105
Wobegon, Lake County, railroad, 34:180
Wobschall, Dana, 19:362
Woelfkin, Cornelius, 43:24
Woestemeyer, Ina F., 20:440
Wohl, Robert, historian, quoted, 60:150
Wohlfohrt, K. (Rev.), 16:130
Wohlgennant, F., manufacturer, 58:277
Wolcott, Alexander, Dr., explorer, 8:123, 8:125, 8:126, 31:94, 33:131, 33:135, 33:330, 33:348n

Savanna portage description, 8:124

Wolcott, Edward O., senator, 35:75, 51:108, 51:109
Wolcott, James, cultural critic, quoted, 60:155
Wolcott, Jesse P., congressman, 46:14
Wolcott, Marion Post, photographer, 51:241, 56:278
Wolcott, Steele, County, statistics, 28:305
Wolcutt, Sylvester, 18:229
Wold, A. M., 16:103
Wold, Ansel, editor, work reviewed, 10:331
Wold, Edwin M., 29:303
Wold, Eva E., author, 12:194, 14:333
Wold, Harry, 64:79
Wold, Josephine, author, 35:382
Wold, Ole J., 29:308, 29:309, 29:312

letter, 30:93

Wold, Pauline, nurse, 24:164

"The Leech Lake Uprising," 24:142–24:148

Wold, S. S., sketch, 6:388
Wold, Theodore, 19:184n
Wold-Chamberlain Field, Minneapolis, 35:190, 50:87, 50:96, 50:99, 50:101, 50:103, 60:311

hangar depicted, 50:94
Lindbergh visit, 42:143, 42:144
statistics, 19:99

Wold Drug Company, Austin, 30:167
Wolf, 54:127, 54:131, 57:326 See also Wildlife

bounties, 17:117
field study, 35:48
in fur trade, 13:327, 35:295, 38:119, 40:212
hunts, 14:422, 14:423, 16:189
predator, 30:129

Wolf, Edwin, II, author, 37:222
Wolf, Fern Bloom, depicted, 46:269
Wolf, Franklin T., congressional secretary, 51:173
Wolf, Hazel, C., editor, 25:181, 25:287, 25:382

"Campaigning with the First Minnesota," 25:11–25:39, 25:117–25:152, 25:224–25:257, 25:342–25:361
career, 25:75
work reviewed, 33:217

Wolf, Jan R., author, 50:44
Wolf, John, B., reviewed by, 34:298
Wolf, Marvin J., work reviewed, 55:232
Wolf, Michael, attorney, 44:265
Wolf, Mier, furniture dealer, 51:8, 51:13
Wolf, Theodore, butcher, 51:7–8, 51:9, 51:13
Wolf, Walter B., author, 3:246
Wolf Chief, Hidatsa Indian, 50:331, 51:38
Wolfe, Ada, artist, 45:169
Wolfe, Catherine Lorillard, homes, 55:241
Wolfe, James, 5:432
Wolfe, Jerry, 64:246
Wolfe, John B., chiropractic school president, 59:209
Wolfe, Michael, Hampton Institute student, depicted, 51:94
Wolfe, Susie, Hampton Institute student, depicted, 51:94
Wolfe, Thomas, author, 56:308, 56:318
Wolfe automobile, 40:148, 43:109
Wolfe family, Hampton Institute students, 51:94
Wolfer, Henry, prison official, 19:112, 29:323, 29:324, 37:151
Wolff, Abraham N., musician, 44:133
Wolff, Albert

author, 27:327–27:329, 33:188, 46:304
editor, 28:21–28:23, 28:26, 28:28, 29:351, 33:180, 35:328
immigration commissioner, 13:28, 27:328, 31:226

Wolff, Julius F., Jr., author, 36:192, 37:186, 37:345, 38:336, 49:212

review by, 37:179
"Skin Diving and Research," 35:278–35:281
"Some Major Forest Fires," 36:131–36:138
"Some Vanished Settlements," 34:177–34:184
speaker, 35:99
work reviewed, 47:165–47:166

Wolff, Julius F., Sr. (J. Fred), author/speaker, 5:472, 34:358
Wolff, L. P., engineer, 53:144
Wolff, Margaret, work reviewed, 42:311
Wolff, Maritta, author, 49:170
Wolff, W. H., druggist, 55:354
Wolff and Barrett Orchestra, Twin Cities, 44:133
Wolff's drug store, St. Paul, 55:356
Wolf Lake, Beltrami County, archaeology, 26:321
Wolford, George, stonecutter, 64:9
Wolford, Peter, 3:315
Wolf River (WI)

Menominee reservation, 32:186, 32:190
pineries, 21:55, 31:113

Wolfsberg, Vernie, H., author, 28:74
Wolfskill, William, 14:430
Wollan, Mrs. T. C., 10:285
Wollaston, Mrs. Percy, 8:143
Wollaston, Percy, 8:143, 8:144n

house, 18:464
mill, 20:361

Wolle, Sylvester, 20:100
Wollgate, ----, horse breeder, 26:118
Wolman, Leo, labor leader, 42:6n
Woloch, Nancy, review by, 53:337
Wolseley, Sir Garnet J., military officer/expedition leader, 1:195, 10:90, 21:245, 24:277, 24:280, 28:282, 32:242, 36:191, 36:192
Wolsfeld, John, 41:55, 41:56
Wolter, Scott, petrographic specialist, 60:62, 60:63

author, 60:64–65
work reviewed, 62:80

Wolters, Mary, 35:264, 35:266
Woltman, Mrs. Henry L., 13:69, 22:201
Wolverine, in fur trade, 30:131, 35:295
Wolvin, Augustus B., businessman, 54:219, 54:220, 54:221
Woman Citizen Building, state fair grounds, St. Paul, 47:314
Woman's Boarding Home, Minneapolis, 46:192, 46:193, 46:195, 46:196, 46:197
Woman's Christian Association, Minneapolis, 18:263, 46:189–46:200
Woman's Club, Minneapolis, 46:303, 54:56, 54:301
Woman's Club, Mound, anniversary, 21:221
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, founded, 54:230
Woman's Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 15:476
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society, 19:213
Woman's Hotel, Minneapolis, 46:189, 46:195, 46:196, 46:200, 58:296–58:297
Woman's Indian Association, 25:289
Woman's Industrial Exchange, Minneapolis, 18:125
Woman's International Union Label League and Trade Union Auxiliary, St. Paul

convention attendees depicted, 60:30

Woman's Party, 54:297
Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Society, St. Paul, 17:468, 18:318
Woman's Progress Club, Mendota Township, 15:115
Woman's Progressive Club, Reads Landing, 14:362
Woman's rights movement, 42:225–42:230, 42:240, 47:310–47:311, 48:127, 48:249, 49:37, 49:51, 49:137 (facing), 49:153–157, 49:212, 50:224–50:228, 55:328–329, 56:165, 56:351–352, 57:104 see also Woman suffrage; specific women's organizations

background, 15:230
leaders, 28:54, 30:251, 32:120, 40:338, 54:287, 54:291–303, 54:363–372
Minnesota, 20:328, 22:114, 25:376, 39:11, 39:12
New York State, 17:111
rural women, 52:70
source material, 16:451

Woman suffrage. See also Scandinavian Woman Suffrage entries; Women

background, 20:328, 52:207, 52:215, 54:360, 56:47
black suffrage and, 56:79
Donnelly's support, 20:433
endorsed, 47:307, 48:249, 48:253n, 48:260
Iowa, 42:240
leaders, 35:228, 47:303, 47:309, 51:149, 54:230, 54:238, 54:291–303, 54:294, 54:296, 54:298, 54:299, 54:300, 54:301, 55:67, 55:281, 55:323, 57:104, 57:323
Massachusetts, 39:4–39:6
Minneapolis, 51:203, 51:204
Minnesota, 3:462, 3:539, 4:69, 4:475, 5:468, 6:389, 28:74, 37:39, 39:10, 60:121, 64:177 (facing)
movement, 42:225–42:230
newspaper commentary, 52:80, 55:231
North Dakota, 48:92
Northwest, 5:592, 9:118
oral histories, 46:84
organizer depicted, 54:299
parades, 62:288–289, 62:294
parades depicted, 54:292, 54:301
Populism and, 9:234, 12:5
prohibition movement alliance, 63:315–316
rally depicted, 42:229
ribbon, button, sash depicted, 52:114
rural women, 52:70
scholarship, 54:371–372
Sinclair Lewis' support for, 64:330–336
Socialist support for, 52:94, 52:99, 52:193
South Dakota, 37:86
voters and voting depicted, 42:226, 42:230, 54:302, 54:303, 60:121
Wisconsin, 35:203

Woman Suffrage Club of Minneapolis. See Political Equality Club (PEC), Minneapolis
Woman's Welfare League, St. Paul, 5:375
Woman Who Talks to Iron (Maza Okiye Win), Dakota Indian, 56:200–201
Women. See also Agriculture; Farmers and farming: women; Feminists and feminism: women; Gender, scholarship: women; specific occupations; specific women's organizations

19th-century roles, 45:260–45:262, 45:265, 48:178, 48:183, 49:16, 49:92, 49:205, 49:339, 56:165, 56:198–199, 57:39–48
20th-century roles, 47:78, 47:116, 49:122, 50:219, 50:224–50:228
in 1838, 2:261
1930s Depression, 53:94, 53:95, 53:96, 53:97, 53:170, 53:210, 53:211, 62:216–217, 62:221, 62:226
academia, 57:381
acculturation, 50:168
activists, 55:281, 55:291, 55:292, 55:293, 55:296, 55:297, 55:298, 55:299, 55:300
activities in Minnesota, 1:223, 6:388–6:390
agriculture and, 51:186–193, 52:35, 54:51–52, 54:189, 54:235, 54:324, 54:376, 56:413, 58:148, 58:149, 58:151, 58:152, 58:155, 58:156, 58:157, 58:158, 58:159, 60:156
in American history, 51:178
apparel, 54:21, 54:22, 54:31
artists, 53:92, 53:93, 53:97, 53:340, 54:94–95, 54:236, 54:289 (facing), 55:3–15, 55:265, 57:329 (facing)
arts and crafts, 46:237–46:245, 47:60, 48:18–48:19
Arts and Crafts movement, 57:250–251
authors, 15:230, 17:474, 26:297–26:299, 47:306, 48:42, 48:178, 48:351, 49:54, 49:121, 49:164, 51:323, 53:336, 55:41–42, 55:232, 56:5, 56:17, 56:306–319
automobiles in 1950s and, 60:276
balloonists, 49:31, 51:286
bankers, 57:191, 57:192, 57:193
baseball, 55:42–43
at Bemidji, 9:77
bibliographies, 45:164, 45:187–45:191, 54:93
bicycling at turn of 20th century, 62:84, 62:86–87
biographies, 43:155, 44:314, 45:297, 47:93–47:99, 47:214–47:226, 47:302–47:316, 48:13–48:23, 48:178, 48:207–48:212, 48:245–48:254, 49:42–49:53, 49:346, 55:177–178, 57:271
birth-control movement, 54:359–370
Black, 49:42–49:53, 49:307, 54:192, 55:212, 57:107–120
in boundary waters, 54:128, 54:130, 54:131, 54:133, 54:134, 54:135
bowling teams depicted, 59:116, 63:128
business owners, 57:172
camera club members, 60:130
captives, 53:336–337
careers, 38:242, 53:86–98
carhops, 53:257, 53:261
Catholic, 52:216
charitable institutions, 56:107, 56:108, 56:118
Chinese American, 54:223–233, 57:161 (facing), 57:164, 57:168, 57:171–57:172, 57:174, 57:177, 57:178–57:179
church leaders, 51:127
in cities, 46:189–46:200, 49:13, 50:65
civic leaders, 52:157
civil rights leaders, 57:440
Civil War and, 2:363–2:365, 2:392, 2:411, 2:542, 53:212, 56:100
clothing, 47:93, 47:95–47:98, 47:303, 50:153, 50:160, 50:161
clothing industry occupations, 62:249, 62:251, 62:257n
in Communism, 51:199
as consumers, 50:254–50:255
Dakota, 56:200–201
Dakota property ownership and gender practices, 62:52, 62:54, 62:55, 62:56
Dakota women interned at Crow Creek Reservation (SD), 61:148–161, 61:287
Daughters of the American Revolution meeting depicted, 55:186–87, 55:190, 55:194–55:95, 55:197
in Deep South, 53:34
Democratic party, 55:215
department-store clerks, 50:254–50:255
designers, 53:3, 57:251–57:252, 57:253, 57:257, 57:258
diaries and letters, 51:243, 56:356, 57:383
domestic scientists, 50:216, 57:282
domestic workers, 48:226, 48:228, 49:13, 50:67, 50:146, 56:215–217
dressmakers, 47:93, 47:93–47:99, 47:95, 47:98, 47:99, 49:60, 49:61, 50:67, 50:146
as drivers, 26:23–26:25
editors, 52:204
education, 45:269–45:272, 48:13, 48:20, 48:246, 49:85, 64:93–94, 64:97–99, 64:101
educators, 33:136, 55:320–323, 56:22, 56:169
entrepreneurs, 62:29
executions, 55:350–55:363, 58:86, 58:87
factory workers, 47:149, 50:69, 50:160, 58:291, 60:26–39
family histories, 52:158, 59:48–61
Farmer-Labor party, 51:41 (facing), 52:79
in farm movement, 51:271
feminism and women's history, 48:230–48:235
feminist reforms in 1970s, 61:62–75
in fiction, 47:211, 49:112
film exhibitors, 54:354
Finnish, 48:134, 48:175, 50:215
fire-relief activities, 48:275
in flour advertisements, 58:310, 58:314
football players, 57:272
on frontier, 8:247–8:259, 8:293, 9:66, 43:78, 43:141, 44:283–44:285, 45:34, 46:124, 46:344, 47:259, 48:178, 48:313, 49:204, 49:205, 49:346, 50:134, 50:134–50:148, 50:135–50:148, 50:144, 50:148, 50:171, 50:213, 50:300–50:301, 50:303–50:304, 53:82–83
in fur trade, 48:343–48:344
gardeners, 53:72, 53:76, 53:77, 53:166–167
gender roles, 65:91, 65:97
government maternalism, 59:55
hair styling treatments, 61:40
historians, 48:230–48:235
historic properties and, 51:149, 52:127
history of, 49:34, 49:123
history tours, 48:90
home economics studies, 60:283
home life, 46:124, 49:50, 49:51, 49:122
homemakers, 41:105–41:116, 48:184, 48:185, 48:186, 48:187, 48:193, 48:236–48:242, 49:122, 53:339, 61:222, 61:238, 61:240
humor-column characters, 55:230–31
immigrants and immigration, 45:62, 47:209, 51:287, 62:100
Indian, 19:457, 20:136, 27:289, 34:174, 35:143, 38:238, 40:159, 40:208, 46:217, 46:220, 46:224, 47:259, 48:32, 48:132, 48:153–48:157, 48:163, 48:236–48:244, 48:237–48:241, 48:243–48:244, 48:343–48:344, 49:38, 49:230–49:234, 49:232, 49:236, 49:237, 49:239, 49:308, 50:128–50:129, 50:165–50:166, 50:235n, 51:37–38, 51:86, 51:90–51:98, 51:91, 52:240–241, 53:71, 53:103, 53:104, 53:111, 53:249, 54:373, 55:1 (cover), 55:281, 55:332, 56:463, 57:212, 57:287–57:288, 57:292, 57:294, 57:323–57:324
as Indian captives, 48:31, 49:205
Indian-missionary relationship, 53:247
Indians and, 49:204–49:205
in industry, 4:103, 33:42, 39:26, 60:152
in institutional management, 60:284–285
Iowa, 50:252–50:253, 56:100
Jewish, 46:196, 48:268, 51:12, 52:216, 55:166, 55:166–55:174, 55:168, 55:169, 55:170, 55:171, 55:172–55:173, 55:179, 55:229–30, 57:52–53
journalists, 43:155, 44:314, 45:109, 46:342, 48:7, 48:8, 48:171–48:172, 48:250, 49:169, 49:170, 53:340, 56:225, 58:305
journals, 54:192
Ku Klux Klan activities, 61:364, 61:365
Kvinnoföreningar (Swedish women's groups), 63:196
labor activists, 41:89, 41:90, 41:91, 41:92, 43:152, 55:379, 60:26–39
labor and, 51:142, 51:240, 52:217, 53:125, 55:209–55:11, 55:214, 56:46, 57:419, 57:426–57:427, 57:428, 57:430, 58:171, 63:326–327
Land O' Lakes plant workers depicted, 61:189
lawyers, 32:20
legal rights, 50:298–50:308, 50:316
library founders, 22:363
mandolin clubs, 57:220, 57:221, 57:222, 57:227
Masonic, 16:370
in Mesabi Iron Range Strike of 1916, 65:90–100
metis, 55:189
on MHS council, 47:223
migration from rural areas to Twin Cities, 59:48–61
military and, 53:252, 54:99–108, 54:109–54:111, 54:141, 54:319
mining and miners, 52:239, 61:89 (cover), 61:89 (facing), 61:92–101
Minneapolis, 51:42, 51:43, 51:45–51:48, 51:46, 51:49, 51:49–51:51, 51:52, 51:53, 51:54
Minnesota statehood centennial celebration, 61:228
Minnesota Women's Meeting (1977), 61:71–73, 61:170
missionaries, 42:76, 48:26, 48:163–48:170, 48:164, 49:244–49:245, 49:268, 49:275, 49:277, 49:280, 52:199, 54:88, 54:89, 55:284
naturalists, 51:40
Nebraska, 49:308
Norwegian, 47:37, 50:41, 50:65, 50:67
in NPL, 42:229, 48:255–48:262, 48:257, 48:259, 49:340
nurses, 47:259, 48:98, 48:101, 48:102, 48:103
Ojibway, 53:110
Ojibwe women in World War II, 61:201–203
photographers, 52:42, 52:43, 52:45, 52:50, 62:268–280
photo tinters, 47:131
physicians, 30:405
pink-collar jobs, 61:221–222
pioneer, 9:75, 14:225, 18:296, 22:9–22:11, 27:68, 27:164, 30:267, 51:37, 51:125–126, 52:119, 52:147–150, 53:81, 53:102, 53:105, 53:106, 53:107, 53:108, 53:109, 53:111, 57:365
pipe-fitters, 57:52
Plains Indians, 54:376, 55:90–91
police work, 60:111n
in politics, 47:310–47:311, 48:249–48:254, 48:315, 49:161, 50:169, 51:168, 52:29, 52:30, 52:289–290
populism, 54:95
on postage stamps/marks, 55:111, 55:112, 55:117
post-World War II, 53:98, 61:53, 61:220, 61:221, 61:222
private life, 48:178
prostitutes, 47:196, 47:197, 47:198, 47:242–47:248, 50:241–50:251, 51:292–300, 57:53–54
Protestant, 52:216
quilters, 54:376 (facing), 56:463
radical, 51:139, 51:140, 51:143, 52:207–219
in railroad industry, 52:331
Red Cross volunteers in World War I, 63:24–35
reformers, 48:91, 51:203–51:211, 51:214–51:216, 58:295–58:297
religious orders, 47:119, 48:13–48:23, 48:43, 48:163, 48:164–48:169, 49:83, 49:84, 51:161–162, 53:212
restaurant workers and managers, 60:285–286, 60:290
in Roaring Twenties, 53:90
Rosie the Riveter, 61:221, 61:222, 61:235
rural, 48:134, 48:255–48:262, 49:121, 49:161–49:162, 50:252, 50:252–50:253, 51:181, 51:182, 51:183, 56:460
sales clerks, 58:305–58:307
Scandinavian, 46:190, 46:195, 51:242
sculptors, 56:85–95
seed packers, 62:2
settlement house movement, 51:36
smoke emission abatement activities, 62:234–235, 62:237
socialist, 52:88–52:90, 52:89, 52:91, 52:92–52:94, 52:97–52:99
social welfare and, 51:43, 51:45, 51:46, 51:48, 51:49, 51:51, 53:165
softball players, 58:210–58:223
source material, 52:112–118, 56:147
sources, 45:40, 47:120, 47:228–47:229
sports journalism, 60:104–111, 60:112n
in state history, 10:101
state organizations, 51:281
striker depicted/described, 61:185–186
suffragists, 54:292, 54:294, 54:296, 54:297, 54:299, 54:300, 54:301, 54:371–372, 64:177 (facing), 65:157
Swedish immigrant, 55:26, 56:218–221, 57:435
taxation, 47:311
teachers, 47:305–47:309, 48:13–48:23, 48:164–48:169, 49:38, 49:83–49:85, 49:91, 55:136
temporary employment, 58:291
travel, 47:217
20th-century roles, 65:68
in unions, 52:209–52:211, 52:213, 52:218, 56:358–374
University, 22:101
in vaudeville, 53:325
voters, 54:290, 54:302, 54:303, 62:297
wages, 18:332, 46:191, 46:200, 47:309, 48:247, 48:251, 52:171
waiters, 1900 census count, 62:172
war brides, 54:232, 54:233
western history, 50:80, 50:335
Willmar Eight strike, 61:73–74
Wisconsin, 29:356, 53:290, 56:464
working-class, 65:91, 65:99
in World War I, 3:108, 53:128, 63:24–35
in World War II, 26:253, 44:291, 44:292, 44:314, 49:227, 51:246, 51:247–258, 51:249, 51:253, 51:320–321, 53:60, 53:63, 53:69, 54:317, 54:318, 54:319, 54:321, 54:376, 56:99, 60:152, 60:156, 61:201–203, 61:221, 63:326–327
World War II job recruitment poster, 61:94
in WPA, 42:204, 42:206, 42:207, 42:208, 42:209, 42:211

Women Against Male Supremacy (WAMS), 61:62
Women Against Military Madness (WAMM), 61:241
Women Historians of the Midwest (WHOM), 43:196, 44:195, 44:275, 44:309, 44:310, 45:40, 48:90, 52:116
Women in Community Service, 55:215
Women Marines, uniforms, 54:321
Women's Advocates, 61:70
Women's Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs), 26:16, 53:69, 54:319, 54:321
Women's Alliance, Minneapolis, 9:239, 52:297, 52:299
Women's and Children's Hospital, St. Paul, 41:235–41:236
Women's and Professional Division, Works Progress Administration, 53:190
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. See Women's Army Corps
Women's Army Corps (WACs), 45:283, 46:255, 53:69, 63:264 (facing)

basic training, 51:248–258
depicted, 45:285
letters, 51:320–321, 54:319
training handbook illustrations, depicted, 51:246, 51:249
uniforms, 54:321

Women's Army Vehicle Engineers (WAVEs), 53:69
Women's Art Registry of Minnesota (WARM), 52:116, 55:265, 56:87
Women's Auxiliary Board, 53:3, 53:5, 53:6
Women's Boarding Home, Minneapolis, 58:297
Women's Board of Home Missions, Presbyterian church, 49:248
Women's Business and Professional Club, Rochester, 20:299
Women's Christian Home, St. Paul, 38:79
Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU), 9:240, 26:156, 52:117, 52:207, 52:216, 54:295, 54:296, 63:313 See also Liquor and liquor traffic; Temperance

demands, 48:249
depicted, 63:315
leaders, 47:309
legacy, 55:329
local, units, 16:242, 18:340, 19:122, 21:214
members, 57:193
Minnesota, 1:78, 1:242, 13:101, 20:450, 52:69, 55:322
newspaper, 52:215
North Dakota, 48:92
organized, 47:307
pledge, 16:451
public-health issues, 47:312
Quakers in, 18:264
woman suffrage, support for, 47:307, 48:249

Women's City Club of St. Paul, 42:30, 54:54, 54:57, 54:65, 54:68, 63:34

clubhouses, 54:55, 54:58, 54:59, 54:61–54:67
committees, 54:56, 54:59, 54:60, 54:61, 54:63

Women's Civic League, Hills, 19:239
Women's Civic League, International Falls, 23:107
Women's Civic League, St. Paul, 62:230, 65:123
Women’s Club Building, Minneapolis, 65:153n13
Women's clubs, 54:54–54:68, 58:192 See also Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs

fourth district federation, 5:143, 5:393, 5:429, 5:456, 5:471
Iowa, 5:385
local units, 12:338, 17:240, 18:470, 21:221, 23:32, 24:168, 30:349, 30:406, 52:69, 52:215
Minneapolis, 9:81, 12:98, 12:284, 33:332, 54:56, 62:220, 62:234–235, 62:237
Minnesota, 5:157, 5:456, 6:389, 6:392, 7:43, 7:44, 7:172, 7:177, 7:180, 7:190, 7:258
reform movement, 51:199, 52:217
Steele County, 9:312
tenth district federation, 5:240

Women's Cooperative Alliance of Minneapolis, 51:203, 51:204

motion-picture reforms, 51:206–216

Women's Cooperative Guild, Minneapolis, 51:267
Women's Equity Action League (WEAL), 55:329, 61:65
Women’s Gradatim Society, 64:330–331
Women's History Center Task Force, 52:112
Women's History Collecting Project, funding, 52:117
Women's History Program, Minnesota Historical Society, 52:112
Women's History Research and Grants Project, funding, 52:112
Women's Institute, St. Paul, 22:336
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 40:366n, 43:90, 52:304, 57:383

leaders, 54:360
Minnesota, 52:117
oral history, 52:116
papers, 54:320
poster depicted, 53:154
St. Paul, 54:65
World War II tapes, 54:321

Women's Northwest Conference on Current Problems, 16:225
Women's Occidental Board of Foreign Missions, 54:224
Women's Overseas Service League, 63:34
Women's Rescue League, Minneapolis, 39:12
Women's Research and Education Institute of the Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues, 51:242
Women's studies, scholarship, 52:112–113
Women's Suffrage Association, ribbon, button, sash depicted, 52:114
Women's Synodical Society of Home Missions of Minnesota, 3:225
Women's Temperance Union. See Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
Women's Welfare League, St. Paul, 46:84, 51:204, 54:56, 59:244

members, 54:300
Mesabi Iron Range Strike of 1916 and, 65:93–94
Motion Picture Committee, 51:206

Wonderland Park, Minneapolis, 59:57
Wonderland Theatre, Minneapolis, 51:22, 53:326, 53:329, 53:333, 54:350

labor battles, 51:221–51:223, 51:231, 51:233

Wong, Bing, photographer, 54:328
Wong, Minnie, 54:230, 54:231, 54:233
Wong, On, businessman, 57:174
Wong, Sam, community leader, 57:176
Wong Shee. See Moy, Judith
Wong, Victoria, author, 57:172
Wonnigkeit, Emil, reform school inmate, 63:141
Woo, Charles H., restaurateur, 56:43
Woo, Donald, restaurant manager, 56:43
Woo Du Sing, restaurateur, 53:212 (facing), 54:226, 54:230, 54:231, 56:42, 56:43
Woo, Howard F., restaurateur, 53:212 (facing), 54:223, 54:227, 54:230, 54:232, 56:1 (facing), 56:43, 57:173
Woo, Lolita Young, restaurateur, 54:232, 54:233, 56:1 (facing), 56:43
Woo Yee Sing, merchant/restaurateur, 53:212 (facing), 54:224, 54:225, 54:226, 54:227, 54:228, 54:230, 54:231, 54:232, 56:42, 56:43, 57:172, 57:173
Woo Ye Sing, Mrs. (Liang May Seen), businesswoman/community leader, 54:223, 54:224–233, 54:228, 54:328, 57:172, 57:173
Wood, ----, author, 8:433
Wood, A. DeLacey, journalist, 13:447, 19:120
Wood, A. P., publisher, 17:300n
Wood, Abel, Minnesota Valley pioneer, 15:133
Wood, Alan, bookbinder, 53:293 (facing)
Wood, Alice V., sketch, 5:241
Wood, Annie E., 5:65
Wood, Ann M. Taylor (Mrs. Robert C.), marriage, 28:177, 30:97, 30:98
Wood, B. F., steamboat clerk, 13:238
Wood, Bernie (Spike), author/artist, work reviewed, 61:376
Wood, C. E., 3:483
Wood, ---- (Capt.), 6:353
Wood, Charles, work reviewed, 47:40
Wood, Charles E. S., 40:94
Wood, Clark, speaker, 15:134
Wood, Daisy, teacher depicted, 42:180
Wood, Dave, baker, 64:56, 64:58, 64:60, 64:62, 64:66
Wood, David, author, 55:380

work reviewed, 45:343, 49:257

Wood, David, drummer boy, 48:40
Wood, David W., 9:222n
Wood, Donna, softball player, 58:220
Wood, Dorothy, work reviewed, 47:40
Wood, Edward H., papers, 17:336
Wood, Edwin O., author, 2:582
Wood, Eleanor, Quaker minister, 18:261
Wood, Eva, manuscript assistant, 24:31, 24:243
Wood, Fernando, 16:451
Wood, Frank, composer, 44:124, 44:125, 44:126, 44:128, 44:133, 44:140
Wood, Fred B. (Adj. Gen.), 24:64
Wood, Frederick, professor, 51:113
Wood, George, trader, 48:30
Wood, Grant, artist, 20:114, 20:438, 26:79, 50:129, 55:14
Wood, Harold E.

military career, 23:270
"The Shape of Things, to Come," 23:211–23:218

Wood, Helen, hotel owner, 47:76
Wood, Henry, author, work reviewed, 62:283
Wood, Isadora (Mrs. George Buckman), 61:172 (facing)
Wood, J. A. (Rev.), 31:87
Wood, James P., author, 36:281
Wood, Jane, 33:5
Wood, John J., 41:152, 42:189

review by, 43:232

Wood, John K., farmer, 16:71

diary, 3:39

Wood, John S., politician, 60:178
Wood, John T., 30:98
Wood, Julia A. A. (Minnie Mary Lee, pseud.), editor/journalist, 52:68, 52:215
Wood, Julia A. Sargent (Mrs. William H.), 18:107

author, 16:234, 19:342, 20:34, 27:170
portrait, 21:412

Wood, L. E., author, 19:355
Wood, Laura N., 24:209n

work reviewed, 24:238

Wood, Lawson, artist, 58:355
Wood, Leonard (Gen.), 2:354
Wood, Lorenzo G., legislator, 43:253
Wood, Lorraine, research/reference assistant, 27:340, 28:48
Wood, Louis A., author, 1:528, 7:91
Wood, Mary, 27:84, 27:85
Wood, Merlin (Woody), softball player/coach, 58:217, 58:218, 58:219, 58:220
Wood, Mrs. F. A., author, 25:102
Wood, Mrs. Wallace, author, 21:340
Wood, Nancy, 33:5
Wood, O. S., 8:173
Wood, Owen, artist, 40:314
Wood, Richard G.

author, 16:479
compiler, 32:189
"Dr. Edwin James," 34:284–34:286
editor, 35:44
reviewed by, 36:148
work reviewed, 40:305

Wood, Robert C., Jr., Dr., army surgeon, 22:206, 28:177, 30:97, 30:98

at Fort Snelling, 30:98

Wood, Robert L., 10:448
Wood, Robert S., explorer, 31:198, 42:296
Wood, S. A., postmaster, 15:355
Wood, Sally, letters, 27:345
Wood, Seward, pioneer, 24:321
Wood, Stella L., author/educator, 19:110, 34:217, 47:78
Wood, Swete, 11:238n
Wood, T. D., Northampton colonist, 22:170
Wood, Thomas W., artist, work depicted, 57:328 (facing)
Wood, Truman D., student author, 30:285
Wood, W. Raymond, historian/archaeologist, 51:35, 52:202

work reviewed, 47:114, 47:330, 49:343, 50:332, 61:376

Wood, Warren G., sketch, 2:477
Wood, William

author, 1:528
editor, 5:467

Wood, William, trader, 48:29, 48:30
Wood, William H., 3:292

newspaperman, 56:395
publisher, 16:234, 19:215, 19:342, 27:345
surveyor, 15:130

Wood, William J., businessman, 52:137
Wood, William R., 5:33n
Woodall, Allen E., author, 15:233, 17:114, 25:305, 26:211n, 27:34

William Joseph Snelling and the Early Northwest, 10:367–10:385

Woodard, Alfre, actress, 57:128
Woodberry, William W., 5:507
Woodbridge, Dwight E., mineralogist, 9:258, 34:272

speaker, 5:321

Woodbridge, Harriet, 16:120
Woodbridge, William, Michigan politician, 14:215, 23:127, 23:128
Woodburn, James A., author, 1:291, 2:97, 5:462, 7:364, 9:63

speaker, 7:183

Wood burning, kit depicted, 53:253
Woodburn Tom, artist, 14:117
Woodbury, ----, 7:336
Woodbury, Albert (Lt.), 59:141, 59:142, 59:143, 59:145, 59:146
Woodbury, Frank P. (Rev.), 44:68
Woodbury, Joseph H., mixed-blood, 50:164
Woodbury, Marda Liggett, work reviewed, 56:405–407
Woodbury, Mrs. Warren. See Taliaferro, Mary, Anglo-Dakota woman
Woodbury, Nancy, Anglo-Dakota woman, 59:191
Woodbury, Warren, 52:150, 53:276
Woodbury, Warren, soldier, 59:190, 59:191, 59:196n
Woodbury, Warren L., railroad conductor, 59:191
Woodbury, Washington County, 52:144, 56:439
Woodbury, William H., 46:4, 46:16
Woodbury County Courthouse, Sioux City (IA), 50:120
Woodbury Township, Washington County, German settlement, 23:404
Woodcarvings, MHS collections, 58:128 (facing), 61:45 (facing)
Woodcock, George, author, 37:86
Woodcock, Loretta C., author, 30:272
Woode, Edgar F., pioneer railroad man, 5:464
Wooden Shoe Railroad. See Duluth, Mississippi River, and Northern Railway (Wooden Shoe)
Woodfill, Virginia, 12:286
Woodford, Frank B., work reviewed, 32:117
Woodham-Smith Cecil, author, 34:168
Woodhouse, Anne, review by, 53:209
Woodhouse, George H., hotel owner, 46:62
Woodhouse Company (NY), 50:182
Woodhull, Victoria, speaker, 35:228
Wood Lake, Hennepin County, 35:24, 40:378

drought, 17:304
Methodist church, 18:120

Wood Lake, Yellow Medicine County, 39:33

battle, 1:462, 3:459, 3:535, 5:449, 5:616, 16:302, 21:401, 36:234, 38:66, 38:98, 38:108, 38:131n, 38:137, 38:149, 38:152, 38:156, 38:279, 40:282, 42:44, 47:236, 47:333, 51:123, 54:91, 62:6–7
church, 18:120
high school basketball, 5:340
monument, 4:164, 11:31, 23:291, 37:60
name, 38:141
Norwegian settlement, 12:275n

Woodland, Hennepin County. See Maplewoods
Woodland Indians, bandolier bags, 65:160 (facing)
Woodland pattern

defined, 25:155
Mille Lacs aspect, 25:329–25:341
pottery, 25:156, 25:330–25:335

Woodland period, archaeology, 51:59, 51:60, 52:292
Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona County, 11:446, 44:220, 44:221, 44:222

veterans' graves, 11:446

Woodley and Berry, St. Anthony, plow factory, 24:296
Woodman, Cyrus, 25:71

career, 35:287
papers, 1:392
sketch, 3:156

Woodman, Ivory T., 5:43
Woodman's Hall, Minneapolis, 5:43, 9:31, 19:266, 32:165, 63:288
Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan, Indian reserve, 41:24n, 49:182
Woodress, James, editor, 38:387
Woodrow Township, Beltrami County, history, 15:132
Woodruff, Al, author, 35:98
Woodruff, Mark W., author, 20:362
Woodruff, Theodore T., career, 36:66
Woodruff's Hotel, St. Paul, 43:307
Woodrum, Clifton A., congressman, 42:203

speaker, 16:342

Woodrum Act (1939), 42:203, 42:204, 42:206, 42:209
Woods, A. P. (Capt.), 12:334
Woods, Alfred F., 20:82
Woods, Donald Z., 31:128, 43:77, 44:236

"Playhouse for Pioneers," 33:169–33:178
reviews by, 31:116, 31:120, 33:40, 34:214, 36:147, 40:311

Woods, George H. (Lt.), 59:341, 59:342
Woods, Henry E., 1:139
Woods, Lawson, artist, 62:306
Woods, Pat, punk-rock musician, 58:30
Woods, Rachel B., 8:104
Woods, Samuel (Maj.), 7:137, 8:201, 8:278, 14:459, 33:263, 45:118, 46:118, 48:28, 52:122

expedition, 12:83, 12:190, 16:128, 17:480, 22:148n, 22:280, 22:281, 38:4n
Fort Snelling commandant, 35:357, 62:5, 62:6
letters, 20:328
Red River expedition, 8:61–8:74

Woods, Thomas A., author, 47:212, 52:127

review by, 51:38
Theodore C. Blegen Award, 52:83
"Toward a Socially Responsible Public History," 51:179–185
work reviewed, 52:290, 52:291

Woods, Tiger, professional golfer, 58:383, 58:391
Woods, W. W., 50:175n
Woods Cree Indians, Alberta, 51:159
Woodside, William, bicycle racer, 62:86
Woodsmall, Harry, author, 10:337
Woodson, Carter G., author/historian, 15:423n, 50:290, 59:65
Wood's reaper, 24:288, 24:290, 24:292n
Woodstock,

Catholic colony, 9:178
pioneer life, 17:99

Woodstock Art Colony (NY), 55:252, 55:254
Woods Trail, 56:257
Woodville, Richard C., 46:69
Woodward, Adele F., 51:210
Woodward, Arthur, author, 8:303, 9:286

speaker, 40:150

Woodward, C. Vann, historian, 43:172, 47:161, 53:271

author, 34:168

Woodward, David, compiler, 55:284
Woodward, E. G., 8:308
Woodward, Ellen S., 18:214, 53:172
Woodward, Fred, 52:35
Woodward, George W., dairyman, 22:152, 50:221
Woodward, J. S., author, 13:344
Woodward, James M., journalist, 34:139
Woodward, Katie, 52:35
Woodward, Kendal W., postmaster, 34:186
Woodward, Mary Dodge, work reviewed, 19:203–19:205, 52:35
Woodward, Walter C. (Rev.), author, 17:478, 52:35
Woodward, William A., 25:70
Woodward, William E., author, 8:5, 8:23
Woodward Grosvenor and Company, England, 56:33
Woodworkers and woodworking

barrel-making, 53:258
union, 44:295

Woodworth, John M., author, 21:365
Woodworth, Mrs. J. G., 3:341
Woodworth, Ruth T., author, 7:91
Wool. See also Sheep raising

exports, 26:112
prices, 26:111, 26:113

Wooldridge, Cyril, bank robber, 62:132
Wooldrik, Fred, 52:105
Woolf, Virginia, author, 58:187
Woolfries, A. C., author, 23:285
Wooliscroft, Selmer, 51:279
Woollcott, Alexander, 26:307
Woolley, J. Edward, composer, 44:132, 44:135
Woolley, John G., prohibitionist, 18:218
Woolman, Janet, author, work reviewed, 59:43
Woolnough, ----, train conductor, 29:292
Woolnough, James, 15:367
Woolsey, Elizabeth Bisbee, 44:124
Woolsey, Howard R., music collector, 44:124
Woolsey, John E., author, 17:116
Woolson, Albert, Civil War veteran, 37:345, 47:135

GAR member, 47:135, 47:136, 47:137, 47:139
monument, 35:245, 47:140

Woolson, Constance F., 20:82
Woolson, L. B., 52:138
Woolstencroft, B. W., 14:252n
Woolstencroft, John, newspaper editor, 60:54
Woo Lung, restaurateur, 53:212 (facing)
Woolworth, Alan R., 53:125, 56:153, 57:270, 58:127

"Adrian J. Ebell," 54:87–92
archaeologist, 42:315, 43:120, 44:197 (facing), 45:116
author, 37:264, 39:212, 40:412, 41:342, 45:303, 49:212, 58:63, 63:53
museum curator, 37:44, 38:25, 57:70
reviews by, 37:84, 37:132, 38:40, 39:259, 40:409, 44:272–44:273, 45:79–45:80, 46:37, 46:166–46:167, 47:330, 49:124, 51:127
speaker, 40:150
work reviewed, 44:271, 48:85, 50:332, 51:123, 60:82, 64:48

Woolworth, Frank W., dime-store millionaire, 37:38, 57:48
Woolworth, Nancy L., author, 38:386, 46:182

"Grand Portage," 44:198–44:208
"The Grand Portage Mission," 39:301–39:310
work reviewed, 41:248

Woolworth Building (Woolworth Tower), New York City, architecture, 37:38, 39:35, 53:206, 57:48, 58:241, 65:137
Woolworth's department store, St. Paul, 62:201 (cover), 62:201 (facing)
Woosnam, Phil, sports commissioner, 63:107
Worcester, Dean C., scientist, 39:116–39:118, 39:119, 39:120
Worcester v. Georgia (1832), 63:79n
Worch Cigar Company, 52:40 (facing)
Word, T. M., Alaskan-road promoter, 45:49, 45:50
Worden, W. R., president of Journeymen Stonecutters' Association, 64:17
Wordie, J. M., author, 34:80
Wordsworth, William, poet, 55:14
Work, Henry C., composer, 22:123
Work, John, trader, 38:42, 40:168n

Journal, reviewed, 5:356

Work, John L., author, 40:315
Workers Alliance of America, Minneapolis, 41:154n, 41:166, 41:167, 41:168, 42:205, 53:175, 53:177
Workers' Educational Association, 52:183
Workers' Education Program, 46:90
Workers' Equal Suffrage League, 54:296
Workers' Ex-Servicemen's League, 58:180
Workers' International Relief, 54:14, 58:174
Workers' Laboratory Theatre (NY), 52:302
Workers Publishing Company, 52:183
Workers' theater movement (1930s). See Works Progress Administration (WPA): theater projects
Working, Win V., author, 2:106, 2:213, 6:219, 7:366, 8:210, 8:313, 8:448, 8:449, 9:198, 9:422, 9:425, 10:227, 10:361, 10:460, 11:116, 11:118, 11:220, 11:330, 11:334, 11:441, 11:467, 12:106, 12:209, 12:210, 12:342, 13:121, 13:215, 13:454, 14:238, 15:369, 15:479, 15:488, 15:491, 16:129, 16:251, 17:128

editor, 12:97, 16:240
speaker, 10:199, 10:298, 13:72

Working classes, 65:91, 65:97, 65:99
Workingmen's Association, Mankato, 54:38, 54:42
Working Men's Association of the United States, 1:240
Working Men's Association of the United States, No. 1, St. Paul, 21:382
Workingmen's Friend, 54:38
Workingmen's party, organized, 54:37, 54:42
Workingmen's Union, St. Paul, 21:389

organized, 21:388
presidents, 57:387

Working People's Nonpartisan Political League (WPNPL), 45:10, 47:154, 48:256, 51:224, 51:225, 51:231, 51:233, 60:32 See also Farmer-Labor party
Workman, Harper M., Dr., 10:92, 14:252n

author, 13:100
speaker, 15:369

Workman, Joseph, physician, 53:51
Workman, Leland, author, 16:245
Workmen's Circle, 51:143
Workmen's Compensation Act. See also Health and health conditions; Welfare

administration, 12:206
adoption, 44:152, 44:153
background, 44:142–44:153
cases, 20:434, 21:195

Work Projects Administration. See Works Progress Administration (WPA)
Works, George A., author, 24:73
Works Progress Administration (WPA), 41:160, 41:161, 41:162, 41:168, 53:40 (facing), 58:184 See also Federal Emergency Relief Administration; Labor; Minnesota Historical Survey

1939 strike, 42:202, 42:202–42:214, 42:207, 42:208, 51:140
achievements, 47:40
activities, 44:31, 44:85, 45:32, 47:40, 47:257
administrators, 47:155
agriculture and, 41:167
appropriations, 42:204
arts projects, 18:68, 22:208, 24:181, 24:256, 46:297–46:299, 47:105, 52:83 (cover), 52:276–277, 53:129 (facing), 53:178–182, 53:184–195, 56:86, 56:90, 56:91, 56:92, 56:95, 57:75, 57:81, 57:82, 61:45 (cover), 61:45 (facing), 62:80 (facing), 63:206–207, 64:243
black workers, 57:422, 57:423
clients, 41:166
construction projects, 51:150, 58:56, 64:135
county surveys, 18:119, 18:458, 19:88–19:90, 20:89, 20:205, 20:445, 21:41, 21:100, 21:207, 21:327, 21:434, 22:100, 22:434, 23:93, 23:188, 23:288
creation, 42:203
directors, 17:346, 18:57n, 21:44
ethnic studies, 21:102, 22:104, 23:68, 24:226
federal archives survey, 17:461, 18:49
Federal One, overview, 53:170–53:172, 53:182–53:183
Historical Records Survey, 18:94, 18:214, 20:198, 20:292, 23:43, 36:150
Humphrey's role, 46:90n
inventories, 17:461, 18:63, 19:52, 19:66, 19:110, 19:462, 20:36, 21:200, 22:87
labor unrest, 53:125, 53:182
local activities, 17:68, 17:122, 17:123, 17:207, 17:232, 17:238, 17:357, 17:358, 17:362, 18:64, 18:98, 18:110, 18:221, 18:223, 18:281, 18:336, 18:445, 19:361, 19:366, 20:47, 20:213, 21:207, 22:102, 56:252
MHS program, 17:55–17:59, 17:61, 17:62, 17:65, 17:207, 17:461, 18:49–18:56, 18:107, 18:206, 19:51–19:55, 19:354, 20:37–20:39, 20:42, 21:207, 22:332, 24:34, 24:361, 30:325, 46:138, 56:241
music projects, 53:173–176
posters, 51:243–244, 62:80 (facing)
printing and typesetting class depicted, 57:422
publications, 18:325, 19:88–19:90, 19:224, 19:430–19:432, 19:455, 19:462, 21:207, 21:327, 21:434, 22:43, 22:103, 22:184, 22:210, 22:211, 22:328, 22:331, 23:93, 23:188, 23:288, 24:361, 62:80 (facing)
quotas, 41:168, 41:169
reports, 18:460
research methods, 17:332
resource guides, 51:284
restoration work, 55:195
seventy-fifth anniversary, 62:80 (facing)
sewing project, 60:36
state guides, 49:342, 62:80 (facing)
termination, 24:38, 54:162
theater projects, 52:294, 52:295, 52:300–52:305, 53:172–53:173
Twin Cities activities, 42:84, 42:90, 42:204, 42:207, 44:266, 46:138
wages, 41:167, 41:169, 54:364, 54:370, 61:176
Workers' Alliance of America, 53:175
WPA Services Division, 53:182
writers' projects, 17:57, 17:66, 18:56, 21:308, 21:342, 22:110, 22:347, 22:416, 23:65–23:69, 23:282, 24:35, 24:63, 24:80, 51:158, 53:176–178, 62:222, 62:223

Worland, Annie (Annette), circus performer, 48:321
World Court, The Hague, Netherlands, 40:369

Kellogg's participation, 18:427

World Health Organization, 52:200
World Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, New Orleans, Minnesota exhibit, 22:269, 27:120
World of Duluth, 52:215
World's Christian Fundamentals Association (WCFA), 41:203, 41:204, 41:212, 43:15, 43:17, 52:17, 52:21

history, 43:25–43:30

World's Circus, 56:237
World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago (1893), 12:188, 24:102, 26:252, 40:353, 41:133, 42:273, 43:21, 43:94, 47:123, 47:124, 48:10, 49:290, 50:222, 53:3, 53:5, 53:7, 53:8, 53:340, 54:228, 54:236, 54:304, 54:308, 55:204, 55:366, 56:122, 56:123, 56:333, 56:455, 57:247, 58:43, 63:241, 64:140, 64:144, 64:145, 65:122

architecture, 38:351, 38:352, 40:108, 53:200, 65:120
exhibits depicted, 50:222, 50:225
medals, 24:102
Minnesota pavilion, 55:366, 56:457, 63:239, 64:279
news coverage, 53:340
state displays, 54:308
Swedish pavilion, 55:80

World's Fair. See also World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago (1893)

New York City (1939), 46:277, 57:234
New York (state) (1964-65), Minnesota pavilion, 63:1 (cover), 63:1 (facing), 63:7–14
St. Louis (1904), 59:12, 59:13

World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial, New Orleans, 52:143
World Softball Championship Tournament, 58:213
World Service fund, contributions, 51:118
World Theater, St. Paul, 60:137
World War I, 2:61–2:68, 52:97, 52:190, 53:222, 54:18, 54:21, 54:25, 56:412, 65:60–65 See also American Legion; Gold Star Mothers and Widows Association; Minnesota Commission of Public Safety; Minnesota War Records Commission; specific military units; specific various states

academic freedom and, 51:131–51:134, 51:137
African Americans in, 65:208–219
airplanes, 52:231, 54:332, 54:341
alien registration records, 4:207
ambulance company (Hamline University), 64:320–329
American casualties during, 65:67n2
American participation, 7:85
anti-Germanism, 47:170–47:183, 47:254, 47:316, 52:120
armistice, 5:297, 18:99, 48:144, 52:98, 58:27
aviation, 3:33, 3:219, 4:274, 9:69
battlefields, 10:29, 65:172, 65:175n13
in Bemidjii, 49:65–49:75
bonuses, 3:242, 3:321
casualties, 3:162, 3:543, 4:102, 65:167–168, 65:174, 65:175n13, 65:176n38
causes, 2:281
cemeteries, 65:161 (cover), 65:167–168, 65:171–174
censorship, 44:243, 47:176–47:178
colleges and, 39:218–39:220, 40:378, 51:110, 64:93–94, 64:320–321, 64:328
commemorative quilt, 46:241, 46:245
Committee on Public Information, 3:3–3:26
conscientious objectors, 51:34
county histories, 3:53, 3:104, 3:212–3:217, 3:326, 3:388, 3:483, 4:103, 4:104, 4:208, 4:209, 4:258, 4:474, 9:413
Creel Committee, 51:234
DAR service, 47:221
depicted, 3:104, 4:267, 5:243, 28:349
diary, 5:157, 5:293–5:298
draft, 3:52, 3:53, 3:108, 3:334, 4:102, 4:207, 4:295, 10:194, 59:276, 64:227–228
economic and social history, 4:440–4:442
economic effects, 41:82, 41:86, 47:172, 47:182, 48:149, 58:281
effects, 6:152, 6:195, 7:73, 7:159, 7:230, 9:188, 10:85
ethnic groups and ethnic tensions, 15:40, 16:344, 26:269, 35:193, 51:72, 52:187, 55:44, 56:291, 56:297, 56:343
exhibit, 3:222
farming and, 52:169
federal agencies, 25:281
in fiction, 56:4, 56:11, 56:13, 56:15, 56:17
financial backing, 55:123
food conservation, 59:269 (cover), 59:272–286
fuel conservation, 3:108
German combatants, 54:239
grain trade, 10:453
Hamline University in, 3:453, 64:320–329
highways and, 56:143
historical activities, 5:382
history, 4:99, 14:203, 16:455, 23:389, 24:51, 36:195
home front, 42:230, 42:283, 46:245, 47:170–47:183, 47:315, 48:342, 49:65–49:75, 50:2–50:17, 51:243, 53:128, 54:288, 54:298, 55:7
ideology, 41:342, 45:58, 50:3, 50:5
immigrants and immigration, 27:214, 45:60, 45:63, 45:64, 45:65, 48:38, 48:285, 50:41, 50:64, 51:69, 55:180, 56:340
Indians, 51:87, 51:90, 53:36
Iowa in, 24:240
iron ore production, 65:103
IWW and, 42:174, 49:73–49:75, 50:4–50:6, 50:8, 50:9
job placement services for women, 59:51
labor, 50:4–50:17, 50:214, 51:200, 55:206
letters, 5:242, 5:367–5:369
local history, 52:126
maps, 3:483
marine corps, 3:389
memorials, 3:28, 3:54, 3:110, 3:111, 3:112, 3:152, 3:157, 3:247, 4:297, 5:390, 7:93, 7:300, 57:382, 57:383, 62:107–116
Meuse-Argonne Offensive, 54:116, 65:64–65, 65:67n15
Mexico in, 42:307
Michigan in, 24:376
Minnesota home front, 14:318–14:322, 14:462, 23:179, 40:365–40:369, 51:175, 51:220, 51:228, 52:167, 53:32, 54:154, 54:177, 57:314
Minnesota in, 2:172, 5:75, 5:242, 7:357, 8:79, 8:191, 8:193, 9:48, 9:54, 9:174, 10:41, 10:73, 10:192–10:198, 10:353, 59:276, 59:282, 65:202
museum, 5:425
National Guard and, 45:140, 64:265 (facing)
Nelson's attitude, 5:343–5:345
newspaper coverage, 49:67–49:70
newspapers, 51:271, 52:168
Nonpartisan League and, 12:193, 16:218, 34:221–34:232, 42:174, 43:35, 43:43–43:57, 45:172, 47:173, 47:174, 47:182, 50:3, 50:4–50:6, 50:8, 50:17, 50:214, 52:96, 52:102
Northwest in, 9:115
Norwegian editorials, 52:80
nurses, 8:105, 26:94
official records, 8:90, 8:101
Ojibwe soldiers, 61:198–199
opposition to, 23:363, 35:368, 40:365–40:369, 40:371, 40:374, 42:151, 42:163, 43:55, 44:243, 44:249n, 44:252n, 45:10, 45:170–45:173, 47:173, 51:135, 53:146, 54:238, 55:286–301, 58:13, 58:169, 58:170
pensions, 65:174
politics, 51:139, 52:263
posters, 4:272, 4:333, 49:41 (cover), 49:69, 49:73, 63:173 (cover), 63:173 (facing)
profiteering, 43:44, 43:46, 43:48, 43:118
public opinion, 7:289
railroads and railroad industry, 43:132, 52:331, 57:205
Ramsey County in, 10:445
records preservation, 2:169–2:172, 2:379, 3:49–3:51, 3:106, 3:126–3:136, 3:158, 3:160, 3:243, 3:248, 3:327, 3:422, 3:484, 3:544, 4:101, 4:208, 4:210, 4:279, 4:299, 4:346, 5:208, 5:588
recruiting, 3:221, 3:322, 3:331–3:359
relief work, 4:63, 4:128
rosters, 3:387
sabotage scare, 49:202
Saint-Mihiel Offensive, 65:63–64
Scandinavians in, 4:84, 4:97
service newspapers, 22:194, 25:311
service records, 3:242, 3:321, 3:386, 3:482, 3:543
shipbuilding, labor-management relations during WWI, 63:185–186
shipbuilding in Great Lakes area, 63:176–189
soldiers, 4:344
soldier vote, 26:187n
songs, 23:172, 25:311, 44:130, 44:135
source material, 5:226, 6:399, 6:400, 11:97, 12:193, 12:321, 14:104, 15:61, 16:360, 17:6, 24:167, 24:375, 40:361, 52:243
strikes, 53:323
sugar rationing, 53:260
tactics, 11:304
training camps, 2:576, 2:582, 4:103
transportation in, 17:89
United States entry into, 42:308, 48:142, 51:221, 54:124, 54:340, 55:125
unit histories, 3:162, 3:217–3:219, 3:454, 6:59–6:62, 6:399
U.S. naval vessels, 55:100
veterans, 3:105, 4:468, 5:366, 12:212, 15:115, 16:472, 20:452, 21:97, 24:185, 24:189, 25:160, 39:241–39:251, 51:219, 51:224, 55:285 (cover), 56:312, 56:373, 57:156, 57:211
volunteer organizations, 54:56
war bonds, 55:300
war history committees, 23:390–23:392
wheat shortages, 58:312
women's rights movement and, 42:230
women's roles, 65:177

World War II, 54:5, 56:357 (facing) See also Minnesota War History Committee; specific military units

agricultural exemptions from military service, 61:197, 61:207n
agriculture and, 48:129
Alaska military bases, 61:200–201
American art, 55:14
American Indians and, 52:329–330
apparel industry and, 62:251
blacks and, 54:188, 57:426, 57:430, 57:431
bond drives, 26:372, 55:336, 56:351
business and, 53:260, 53:261
camp life, 24:83, 24:184, 25:94
casualties, 61:206, 61:219
CCC and, 43:12
chemical warfare training, 51:253, 51:254
Chinese Americans and, 57:177
civilian defense, 24:376
colleges and, 24:268, 25:312, 25:403
Communists and, 51:140
conscientious objectors, 64:256
construction and, 58:267
defense plants, 49:214–49:228
Disney's goodwill tour of South America, 58:362
displaced persons, 50:170
documentary photography, 51:241
economic effects, 58:295, 61:219
ethnic mixing in military, 60:151–152
European Theater, 27:57, 53:58, 53:59, 53:61, 53:62, 53:63, 53:64, 53:66, 53:67, 61:197, 61:200–201, 61:204
50th anniversary marked, 54:317–322
Greatest Generation and, 60:148–157, 61:173–244, 62:145–146
history, 24:51, 26:269, 27:49, 27:61, 36:195
home front, 23:9, 24:184, 24:192, 25:366, 26:278, 27:367, 28:162, 29:81, 39:263, 51:7, 51:41 (facing), 52:167, 52:169, 53:59, 53:60, 53:66, 53:67, 53:69, 53:97, 53:125, 53:250, 54:67, 54:113, 54:114, 54:133, 54:235, 54:289 (facing), 54:376, 55:126, 55:127, 55:338, 56:92, 60:338
Illinois program, 25:93
industry, 26:268, 27:352, 27:353, 40:47, 52:178, 52:239, 55:318, 58:164
isolationism, 53:145, 53:146
Japanese-language school, 45:273–45:287, 45:281, 45:282, 45:283, 45:284, 45:285
labor, 54:288, 55:214, 63:326–327, 63:328–329
lessons learned from, 61:209–210
letters, 25:94, 26:176, 28:305, 51:247–258, 52:203, 53:57–69, 56:97
literature, 54:376, 57:374
local committees, 24:81–24:83, 24:185, 24:268, 25:94, 25:95, 29:102
memorials, 26:376, 60:152–153
Mothers' Movement, 56:99
movie stars' support for, 44:108–44:112
Nazism, 51:143
Northwest Airlines Modification Center during, 63:324–333
Ohio activities, 24:183, 26:85, 26:175
Ojibwe experiences during, 61:196–207
opposition to, 33:306, 35:369, 40:410, 41:97, 42:193, 43:82–43:92, 46:307, 47:115, 48:264, 53:335, 56:368, 56:371
Pacific Theater, 30:389, 36:24, 61:200–201, 61:204
Pennsylvania in, 24:267
politics and, 23:214–23:218, 49:158, 52:27, 52:28, 52:32, 53:288
posters, 61:94
postwar era, 54:243, 56:54, 56:55, 56:56, 56:57–56:59, 56:60, 56:62, 56:63, 56:64, 56:67, 57:381, 57:382, 58:130, 58:132, 58:137, 61:48–61, 61:210–229
postwar planning, 26:279, 27:365, 56:51
prisoner-of-war employment, 44:290, 44:290–44:303, 44:293, 44:294, 44:296, 44:297, 44:300, 44:302
prisoners of war, 51:324, 54:112–123, 54:118, 54:119, 54:239, 58:192
rally depicted, 43:91
rationing, 24:56, 26:175, 55:195, 58:332
reconnaissance flights, 42:316
records, 23:19–23:23, 23:388–23:394, 24:58, 24:81, 24:183, 24:247, 24:267, 24:375, 24:376, 25:310, 25:311, 25:401, 25:402, 26:85, 27:160, 27:175, 27:352, 28:180, 29:81, 32:183, 32:189
Red Cross work, 28:82
salvage projects, 25:135n, 25:284
service newspapers, 25:311, 25:312, 25:403, 26:175
soldiers depicted, 61:196, 61:197
soldiers' memoirs, 61:208–217
soldier vote, 26:187, 36:167
source material, 52:125
suburbs and, 52:38
transportation, 26:77, 35:45, 52:318–319
United States entry, 41:102, 41:267–41:283, 48:131, 52:111, 54:31, 56:363, 58:9
veterans, 26:253, 26:389, 51:301, 53:66, 53:67, 55:152, 55:178
victory gardens, 53:78, 53:79
V-J Day celebration, 53:65, 53:66, 61:211
websites, 60:152
Wisconsin and, 51:195, 51:196
women in, 44:291, 44:292, 44:314, 49:227, 51:246, 51:249, 51:251, 51:252, 51:253, 51:255, 51:258, 51:320–321, 55:42–43, 56:372, 63:326–327
worker shortages, 44:290–44:291, 44:292, 58:200, 58:201, 58:204

Worley, Mary G., dressmaker, 49:61
Worm, Ole, 18:185
Wormser, Jean, theater director, 32:105
Worobec, Christine, work reviewed, 48:43
Worrall, Henry, artist, 27:354
Worrall, John E., 18:249n
Worrell Sisters, theatrical troupe, 28:110
Worst, H. H., 54:252
Worster, Daniel, author, 49:115
Wortabet, Gregory M., speaker, 12:397
Worth, Charles Frederick, fashion designer, 47:97
Worth, Edward, mail carrier, 36:207
Worthington, ---- (Cadet), 45:137n
Worthington, Nobles County. See also National Colony

in 1930s Depression, 44:306
agriculture, 20:464
anniversary, 28:87
award, 36:105
businesses, 11:111, 16:121, 51:8
churches, 14:357
Community Club, history, 27:173
county seat fight, 20:465
in fiction, 22:166, 37:2n
GAR post, 16:432, 16:434
history, 26:179
land office, 16:433
pageant, 5:319
pioneer life, 24:91, 27:362, 29:271
platted, 57:339
railroad depot depicted, 57:210
railroads, 21:243, 57:201
roller-skating rink, 47:327
shipping point, 18:341
town plan, 43:59

Worthington, ---- (Pvt.), 45:137n
Worthington Advance, file acquired, 17:469
Worthington and Sioux Falls freight depot, demolished, 55:316–317
Worthington Methodist Episcopal church, 5:244
Worthy, Martha B., author, 18:228
Wortman, Isaac, 25:358
Wounded Knee (SD), 52:241

1973 takeover, 48:315, 49:254–49:255, 53:36, 53:38, 54:92, 55:131, 55:232
American Indian Movement activities, 52:164
commentary on massacre, 55:231
first battle, 26:303, 26:378, 35:289, 38:41, 39:342, 40:46, 47:236, 48:132, 48:315, 56:38, 57:323, 63:48

Wounded Man, Sioux leader. See Taopi, Sioux leader
Wowinapa (Wo-win-ape, Thomas Wakeman), Dakota leader, 38:151, 38:153, 42:315, 45:106
Woytanowitz, George, "DAR at the Sibley House," 55:186–201
Wozniak, Donald, legislator, 58:115, 58:116, 58:117, 58:118, 58:121
Wozniak, John S., author, 46:288

work reviewed, 46:301–46:302, 49:121

WPA. See Works Progress Administration
WPCC. See Water Pollution Control Commission
WPF. See Western Progressive Farmers
WPNPL. See Working People's Nonpartisan Political League (WPNPL)
Wraaman, Wilhelm W., speaker, 29:314
Wrabek, John F., journalist, 20:462
Wraxell, Lascelles, work reviewed, 49:338–49:339
Wreisner, Nels, auto builder, 43:109
Wreisner, Peter, auto builder, 43:109
Wren, Sir Christopher, architect, 29:154, 53:205
Wrench, Jesse E., author, 4:179
Wrenn, Tony P., work reviewed, 46:82–46:83
Wrenshall

history, 35:382
road, 40:245
school board, 38:334

Wrestling, 59:75

intercollegiate, 53:240

WRHM, Minneapolis, radio station, 45:309
Wright, ----, 4:435
Wright, ----, hunter, 15:388
Wright, A. J., art depicted, 53:158
Wright, A. W., lumberman, 21:439
Wright, Agnes R., letter, 3:446
Wright, Arthur F., author, 39:34
Wright, Benjamin F., Jr., 17:198

author, 12:88, 16:196, 41:198
speaker, 15:119

Wright, C. A., water-tower builder, 53:132
Wright, C. D., collector, 14:357
Wright, C. S., author, 18:119
Wright, Carl, author, 19:116, 20:95, 21:107, 35:337, 35:340
Wright, Carroll D., Labor commissioner, 22:387
Wright, Charles, minister, 65:196, 65:197–198, 65:199
Wright, Charles, St. Paul pioneer, 33:4
Wright, Charles D., 5:95

papers, 23:171

Wright, Charles L., logger, 35:202
Wright, Charles R., 14:216, 14:358

author, 14:332, 18:117, 19:124, 21:109
speaker, 17:357, 17:483

Wright, Cushing F., author, 34:99n

work reviewed, 34:204

Wright, Cyrus, career, 35:41
Wright, Dana C., 4:69, 5:459, 6:293

author, 8:436, 9:190, 28:80, 39:36
speaker, 5:588

Wright, Deil S., work reviewed, 50:296
Wright, Donald, senator, 64:148
Wright, Edith, author, 23:401
Wright, Edward R., 23:134
Wright, Edwin A., 2:107, 2:210
Wright, Elizabeth, 57:377
Wright, Fanny, speaker, 16:360
Wright, Frances, reformer, 24:339, 25:65
Wright, Frank, historian, 57:215
Wright, Franklin R., Dr., author, 18:459
Wright, Frank Lloyd, architect, 25:7, 37:264, 38:352, 40:104, 40:107, 40:375, 48:268, 51:149, 54:236, 55:40, 55:89, 57:249, 57:440, 60:271, 60:281n, 62:83, 65:69

author, 46:339
career, 26:170, 26:385, 30:248
houses, 60:271, 60:280n
Lindholm Service Station, Cloquet, 60:251

Wright, Fred B., judge, 51:175
Wright, Frederick P., mayor, 48:121
Wright, George B.

career, 17:488
Fergus Falls founder, 20:103, 29:358
land speculator, 39:90
map maker, 40:125n
monument, 7:373
papers, 23:171, 35:384
surveyor, 55:45 (facing)

Wright, H. E., 52:292
Wright, Helen, author, 16:239
Wright, Horatio G. (Gen.), 46:314
Wright, Isaac P., health inspector, 7:362, 14:300

house, 25:9

Wright, J. Elwin, 43:30
Wright, J. F. C., author, 35:45
Wright, James A. (Sgt.), Union army, 17:468, 62:264, 62:265

author, 4:171
on Colvill, 61:264, 61:266, 61:267, 61:268
at Gettysburg, 38:246–38:248, 38:254–38:257, 61:266, 61:267, 61:268, 63:223

Wright, James R., 8:129n
Wright, James V., review by, 43:230
Wright, Jean, author, 16:361
Wright, John, Dr., 3:466
Wright, John K., author, 6:80

work reviewed, 14:91

Wright, John L., Iowa merchant, 50:156
Wright, John S., professor, review by, 65:155
Wright, John S., publisher, 22:201, 23:283
Wright, K. E., 5:459
Wright, Kenneth M., photographer, work depicted, 56:101 (cover), 60:248
Wright, Lillian, 16:123
Wright, Louis B., author, 34:257

work reviewed, 34:299

Wright, Luella M., author, 20:86, 21:326, 27:355, 28:185, 28:287

work reviewed, 25:71

Wright, Mary Ann Evards. See Bilansky, Ann (Mrs. Stanislaus)
Wright, Mathiel, pioneer, 35:259n
Wright, Monroe, musician, 64:32
Wright, Mrs. Cushing, 4:128
Wright, Nellie B., author, 6:208, 7:181, 7:290, 8:196, 8:197, 29:274

papers, 36:26

Wright, Nellie G., 13:200
Wright, Nelson P., newspaper editor, 60:54
Wright, Orville, aviator, 33:236, 48:47, 48:48, 48:49, 48:51, 48:52, 48:55, 48:56, 48:57, 48:58, 48:59, 54:335
Wright, Philemon, 28:9
Wright, R. C., pioneer motorist, 26:26
Wright, Richard J., 41:200
Wright, Richard T., 52:38
Wright, Robert L., work reviewed, 40:44
Wright, Sela G. (Rev.), missionary, 3:370, 45:23, 45:24, 45:27, 45:30

author, 5:567
letter, 16:216

Wright, Susie Bonga, author, 56:463
Wright, Susie W., compiler, 25:89
Wright, Thomas, saloon porter, 55:61
Wright, Thomas C.

papers, 35:384
work reviewed, 35:41

Wright, Vernon A., architect, 20:103

career, 35:41
letters, 18:405

Wright, W. J., 8:300
Wright, W. T. (Sgt.), 45:137n, 45:140
Wright, Wilbur, aviator, 22:302, 33:236, 48:47, 48:48, 48:49, 48:51, 48:52, 48:55, 48:56, 48:57, 48:58, 48:59, 54:335

interview, 22:303–22:305

Wright brothers, aviators, 54:334, 54:336, 54:338, 54:339

flight over Kitty Hawk, 54:332

Wright County. See also Wright County War

agrarian movement, 52:104
agriculture, 18:408
archives, 21:434
barns, 55:317
in Civil War, 16:257
farmers' union, 22:112
Finnish settlement, 21:102, 25:318, 30:401
genealogy sources, 50:336
ginseng trade, 41:252, 41:259
grasshopper plague, 12:456
Historical Society, 23:195, 29:277
history, 1:378, 17:242, 45:207
history resource, 57:265
Medical Society, minutes, 16:471
notes, 8:314, 9:425, 10:232, 10:467
Old Settlers' Association, 2:207
Poles, 58:18
politics, 16:499
Quakers, 18:254, 18:256, 18:258
railroad, 12:254
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 35:337
utopian colony, 49:76
War History Committee, 23:392

Wright County Journal-Press (Buffalo), anniversary, 18:120
Wright County War

described, 11:455, 17:242
volunteer guards in, 16:175

Wright-Peterson, Ralph, author, 54:138, 54:139

"Benny Ambrose," 54:124–137

Wrigley, Philip K., baseball team owner, 55:43
Wring, Peter, deputy sheriff, 65:96
Wrinkled Meat (Gabenahgewnwonce), Chippewa Indian, sketches, 4:293, 5:239
Wriston, Henry M., speaker, 8:55, 8:60

"Washington and the Foundations of American Foreign Policy," 8:3–8:26

Wrong, George M., author, 1:402, 10:349, 22:64

work reviewed, 1:527, 10:436–10:438

Wroolie, Dagny, reminiscences, 19:123
Wroolie, Melvin S., 14:120

editor, 36:107
speaker, 29:275, 30:87

Wroolie, Mrs. T. S. V., author, 28:292
Wroth, Lawrence C., author, 18:448, 34:303
WTCN, radio and television stations, 15:479, 46:94

sportscasting, 55:347

Wub-E-Ke-Niew (Francis Blake, Jr.), work reviewed, 55:182
Wuertz, Werner E., legislator, 44:90
Wujec, Henryk, 51:322
Wulff, Marjorie, physician, 54:362n10
Wulff, Mrs. Walter, author, 37:87
Wulffenstein, B. P., Mormon missionary, 36:288
Wulling, Emerson G., publisher, 16:129, 18:143

reviews by, 15:451, 16:80–16:82

Wulling, Frederick J., 3:439, 4:173, 24:347

author, 24:175
scientist, 39:121, 39:122
work reviewed, 28:65, 30:143

Wunder, Rolf (descendent of Jacob Fjelde), 60:23
Wunderlich, Herbert J., author, 16:344
Wuollet Bakery, 64:55, 64:60
Wurr, Virgil, 43:233
Wust, Klaus, author, 49:212
Wyandot Indians, 18:197

village site, 40:204

Wyeth, Marion, architect, 50:121
Wyeth, N. C., artist/illustrator, 47:4, 47:9, 57:24
Wyeth, Nathaniel J. (Capt.), 38:385

career, 29:61, 38:199
explorer, 29:59
at Fort Union, 7:24

Wyeville (WI), railroad connection, 48:176
Wykoff

Lutheran church, 15:481
politics, 40:327n

Wykoff, C. G., clerk, 39:233, 39:235
Wylie, Grace, 8:438
Wyllie, Irvin G., author, 28:81
Wyman, Carolyn, author, 57:270
Wyman, Clarinda, 27:126, 27:127
Wyman, Helen B., artist, 41:344, 43:78, 43:315
Wyman, James T., senator, 35:342, 35:343
Wyman, Mark, historian, 56:464

work reviewed, 49:124, 62:244

Wyman, Mrs. James C., author, 27:73
Wyman, O. S., author, 17:350
Wyman, Robert, tavernkeeper, 16:72
Wyman, Roger E.

award recipient, 41:104
"Insurgency in Minnesota," 40:317–40:329
reviews by, 40:407

Wyman, W. W., 3:76
Wyman, Walker D., author, 29:104, 33:311, 34:264, 37:134, 39:262, 41:300

compiler, 16:220
historian, 54:376
reviews by, 29:61, 33:86, 33:303, 34:79, 34:208, 35:331, 36:95, 36:230, 37:36, 38:196, 41:388–41:389, 42:279, 43:195, 44:35, 45:300–45:301
speaker, 15:227
work reviewed, 33:266, 34:124, 41:242–41:243, 41:344, 41:391, 43:78, 43:231–43:232, 45:40, 46:37–46:38

Wyman (Okwanin), St. Louis County, railroad station, 34:180
Wyman X, steamboat, 36:213
Wynne, John J., author, 10:211
Wyoming Historical Society, 3:446, 28:189
Wyoming (state), 19:211

admission to Union, 5:591
constitutional convention, 5:592
emigration from, 25:321n
in fiction, 37:306
fur trade, 29:59, 40:196, 40:197
photographed, 47:332
ranching, 12:177
teaching of local history, 5:234
woman suffrage, 42:229, 54:292
in World War II, 36:87

Wyoming (town), Chisago County

centennial, 34:356
first settler depicted, 41:32
railroad, 16:289, 16:290, 29:87, 36:213
road, 16:285
stage route, 40:247n

Wyoming Township, Chisago County, name, 43:260n
Wysong, J. R., laundry owner, 56:412
Wysor, Elizabeth, singer, 39:62
Wytrwal, Joseph A., author, 37:344

work reviewed, 42:78