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135
Grand Forks of Red River, Sel- kirk's treaty at .... 61
Grant Peter, early Red River trader 44
Grasshopper invasion 262
Gravier, Jesuit missionary cen- sures Hennepin .. 17 Greeley Flam, early settler .. . .. 117, 128 Griggs Lieut. Col. C. W .. refuses to surrender. 229
Groseilliers (Gro-zay-yay)one of first white men in Minne- sota ..
5
notice of. 5
explores Lake Superior .. 5
discovers Chegouamigon Bay 5
visits refugee Hurons.
6
enters Sioux country ... 7 7
.
Groseillier's River. 8, 28
Guerin, companion of Jesuit Menard 8
Goignas, Jesuit Missionary at Lake Pepin. 27 captured by Indians.
H.
Hadley Major J. A 207
Hall Rev. Sherman, Ojibway mis- sionary ..
early education 108
arrival at La Pointe Island .. 108 his wife, first white woman at extremity of Lake Supe- perior 10%
Hamline University 159
Hancock Gen. W. S., at Gettys- burg.
Hancocks' Corps 215
Harley Lient., wounded at Bull Run ... 204 Harmon Lieut. Wm., account of battle at Savage Station. .. 217 Harris, early trader. 39 Harrower H. D., exposes the pretensions of Willard
Glazier
100 127
Haskell Joseph, pioneer farmer Heaney Adjt. Daniel D. 207 Heffelfinger Lt., at Gettysburg 249
Heintzelman Gen. S. P., report of Bull Run battle. 199
Hennepin Louis, a Dutch Fran- ciscan accompanies the trader Accauit 12
enters Sioux country below St. Paul. 12, 15 12
at Falls of St. Anthony
met by Du Luth 12
returns with Du Luth to Mackinaw
17
his book criticised by Fath-
ers Gravier and Charlevoix Hennepin county created Hennis C. J., editor
17 15L 144 43 41
trader in Red River valley. .. establishes a post at Park River ..
45
describes the first Red River cart
45
visits Red Lake River.
4.7
Herschell Sir John, translates Schiller's poem on Sioux Chief
34
Hesse, sub-trader in Red River valley. 45
Historical Society, first public meeting
111
Hobart Rev. C
175
101 Hole-in-the-Day. the elder, at- tacks Sioux ... 102
visits Fort Snelling
.102, 103
attacked by Sionx .. .. .. Hole-in-the-Das, the younger. son of the former, attacks Sioux near St, Paul. 145
Holcomb Capt. William. early settler in St. Croix valley .. Howe, early settler in St. Croix valley .. 127
115
Hopkins Rev. Robert, Sioux mis- sionary. 122
Hosford Amanda, early teacher 175
Hotchkiss C'apt. W. A.
Host. Captain of Third regim't Hubbard Lucias F .. Colonel of Fifth Regiment. 251
report cf ..
Governor of State.
Huggias Alexander G., mission
farmer ..... 122
Hunter Lieut. David, fights a duel at Fort Snelling .. .. . . $4, 55
297
discovers tributary to Hud- son's Bay 9
Henry Alexander, of North West Company.
298
INDEX.
: Hunter, General, and wounded at Bull Run .... ..
Huron territory proposed.
7
Hurons driven to Minnesota .. . . flee to Central Wisconsin .. . .
7
visited by white men 7
I.
Inkpadootah's massacre of white settlers . 158, 162
Ireland Chaplain John. 219
Irvine CaptainJavanB., letter on
Bull Run battle .. .198, 201
John R., wife of.
175
Corporal W. N., grasps Reg-
imental colors at Gettys- burg 250
Isle Pelee Pelay) below Hastings site of Le Suenr's fort .....
21
Isle Royale of Lake Superior, discovered by Groseilliers and Radisson 9 Itasca, a jargon of Latin 95 Itasca (Elk) Lake, suggested by Beltrami as the western source of Mississippi .. 75. 76
visited by Schoolcraft .. 94, 95
97,99 explored by Nicollet .. . .
visited by U. S. Surveyors. .. 100 60 in 1-72 by Chambers 100 by Rev. J. A. Gilfillan 100 Iuka, battle of 2219
J.
Jackson Henry, early settler in Paul
129
Jarrot Nicholas. 53
Jarvis, Surgeon at Fort Snelling
117
Jemeraye Sienr de la, at fort on Lake Pepin. 26
nephew of Verandrie 28
explores Groseilliers or Pig- eon river .. 28 Jensison Lt. Col. S. P., wounded 255 Johnson Gen. R. W. 250
Sir William 31
Judd, early settler in St. Croix valley. 127
K.
Kaposia band of Sioux request a missionary 172 Dr. Williamson at. . 122, 172 Kay Alexander. British trader, reckless life of. 28, 41 Keel-boat- fromFortSnelling at- tacked. >9. 91
Kennedy Surgeon, V. P 219 Kerrot, wounded at Bull Run. ..
King W. S., Member of Congress 271 Kingsbury W. W .. delegate to Congress 267 Kittridge Serg't Major, com- mended .. 226 Kittson Norman W, 129
L.
Laidlow. of Selkirk settlement. at Fort Snelling . .. .. 70,81 carries wheat in boat from Prairie duChien to Selkirk settlement. 70
Lake Harriet mission described114,115 Pokeguma mission. 117
battle at. .. 114. 119, 120
of the Woods first visited by white men .. 23.29 Lamson kills Little Crow, the Sioux chief. 243
Land slide at Stillwater.
151
La Perriere Sieur de la, builds Fort Beauharnois at Lake Pepin. 26
LaSalle, first : o describe Upper Mississippi valley 12
employs Accanlt to trade with Indians 12
his poor opinion of Henne- pin . 17
Lawrence Phineas, early settler 125 Leach Adi't W. B. 205, 279 Calvin, early settler. 123 Lead mines on Mississipp! 20) Described by Penicaut . 20
Leavenworth Colonel. establish- es Fort Snelling.
Arrival at Mendota .. 69
changes his cantonment 71 relieved by Snelling 72
Le Duc W. G., editor. 148
Legislature, First Territorial.
meets Jan., 1-19, officers of 140
Second Territorial. meets Jan., 1×51, officers of ...... 148
Third Territorial, meets Jan 1852, officers of. 1:1
Fourth Territorial, meets Jan., 1-53. officers of .. 153
Fifth Territorial, meets Jan 1-54. otticers of 153
Sixth Territorial, meets Jan 1855, officers of. 156
Seventh Territorial, meets Jan , 1'56, officers of. .. Eighth Territorial, meets
157
Jan .. 1337, officers of ... 162
Special Territorial, 1-57
First State .. 164, 16
Second State, January, 1-60. 163
Third State, JJan., 1-61. 171 Fifth State. Jan., 1-63.
Legro Capt. at Inka ... 219
Le Suenr, associated with Perrot
builds a fort below Hastings
a relative of D'iberville, . . . . 20, 22 at Lake Pepin in 16-5 and 16-9 19
at La Pointe of Lake Supe- rior, 1692 .. 21
builds a post below Hastings 21
brings first Sioux chief to Montreal 22
202 130
INDEX.
299
1
Le Sueur visits France. 22
arrives in Gulf of Mexico ....
ascends the Mississippi ... .. at the river St. Croix 23 builds Fort L'Huillier. 23
holds a council with the
Sioux . 23, 24
returns to Gulf of Mexico ... 24 sails with D'Iberville to
France. 21
Libbey Washington, pioneer at St. Croix Falls. 126
Little Crow, Sioux chief, leader in the massacre of 1-62 230. 239, 241, 243
Long Major Stephen H,, tour to falls of St. Anthony, A. D. 1817.
63
at Wapashah village 63
Kaposia village ... 64
Carver's cave, St. Paul 61
Fountain cave,
65
St. Anthony Falls
66, 67
arrives at Fort Snelling, A. D., 1823 75
Loomis Capt. Gustavus A., U. S. Army .. 113
Eliza marries Lient. Ogden . 113
D. B .. early settler 143 Loras, Roman Catholic bishop of Dubuque 116
Louisiana, transfer of
50
M.
Macalester College 188
Mackinaw. mission at .. 107
Robert Stuart, agent of fur company at ... 106
W. M. Ferry. missionary at .. Maginnis, makes a claim at Falls of St. Croix .. 125
Mahkahto county created. 181
Map of Beltrami 76
De Lisle. 29 Nicollet 98,99
Ochagach. the Indian
Marest, Jesuit missionary.
18
Marine Mills, early settlers at 126, 127 Marshall, Gov. William R. 131 military service 237, 251, 255 notice of 258
Mason Lt,, wounded at Gettys- burg . 219
Mayakntamani Paul, friendly Sioux ... 290
Martin Capt. L. B., of Fourth Minnesota raises flag on
244
McGillis Hugh, trader at Leech lake. visited by Pike 53
Mckean Elias, early settler. 12% . . MeKune Capt., killed at Get- tysburg .. 200
McKusick John, early settler .... 471
McLaren B't Brig. Gen. R. N .. .. 238 McLean Nathaniel, editor. 140
McLeod Martin, speaker of
council. 153
McMillan S. J. R., U. S. Senator notice of 275
265
Medary Gov. Samuel 162
Meeker B. B., Territorial Judge 137 Menard, Jesuit missionary lost 8, 9 Messick Capt., killed at Gettys- burg . 218, 249
Methodist missionaries. 121
Mill. First in Minnesota 76,77
Miller, Governor Stephen.notice of Lt. Col. of 1st Regiment at Bull Run 204
Col. of 7th Regiment .. 240
Brig. General Vols., notice of. 259
Milligan, F. R., Asst. Surgeon .. 207 Minnesota, meaning of word ... 133, 34 Historical Society. 111
Territory proposed bounda- ries .. 131
Convention at Stillwater 132
Territory organized. 153
First courts. 13t
First election. 139
First Indian hung. 156
First white person hung. 171
Seal of
142
Recognized as State
165
Soldiers 1st Battery 208, 210, 211, 220. 252
2dl Battery
218. 53
3d Battery 229
Officers of Battery
Heavy artillery ..
Cavalry ( Rangers). 20%
Cavalry ( Brackett's) officers of ..
Cavalry, 2d Regiment, otli-
cers of ..
91
Cavalry ( Hatch's)
Inf'y Battalion 253
Ist Reg. Infy. must'd 191
Ist Reg. visits St. Paul. 1:4
1st Reg. presented with a flag 194
ist Chaplain's address ..
Ist list of staff officers. 195, 274. 279 let at Washington.
ist near Alexandria. 1 !~
ist at Bull Run .. 19-, 205
1st at Edward's Ferry
Ist at Ball's Bluff
1st near Winchester.
213
Ist at siege of Yorktown.
213. 211
Ist at West Point.
Ist at Fair Oaks Ist at Peach Orchard.
1st at Savage Station
Ist at Malvern Hills 217
1st at Antietam. 215
1st at Fredericksburg
1st at Gettysburg
215. 250
107
Capitol at Jack-on. Miss ... MeCaslin at Savage Station .. 217
300
INDEX.
Minnesota, 1st at Bristow Station 252 1st at banquet at Washing- ton .. 252
1st last parade. 253
2d Regt officers .. 207. 279, 2-0
2d Regt. at Mill Springs. ....
203
2d legt. at Chickamauga ... . :50
2d Regt. return
3d Regt. Officers .. 207, 250, 2
3d Regt. unfortunate 229
3d Regt. discharged 255
Robert Hopkins
122
Gideon H. Pond
111
4th Regt. at Juka. 219
Samnel W. Pond.
111,13
Pope 121
J. W. Hancock 122
Spates ..
121
Spencer, his wife murdered.
121
J. D. Stevens 107
121
T. S. Williamson, M. D) 112
Montbrun captured by Indians. 27
Morgan, Capt. Gieo ... 206,278
Morrow. W. H., wounded. 209
Moss. H. L., U. S. Attorney. 137
Munch. Capt., wounded 211, 221
Muller, Capt., killed at Gettys-
burg .. 248
Murphy, Surgeon J. H,, com- mended 226
N.
Nadonessionx, see Sioux.
Neill Rev. Edward D . 141, 175
176. 177, 179, 181, 186,195
Nelson Knute, member of Con- gress .. 272
Newspaper first in St. Paul, the Pioneer .. 139
Minnesota Register. 139
Minnesota Chronicle
('hronicle and Register. 139
110
Carrier's Address. 142
Dakotah Friend 148
Minnesota Democrat.
143
St. Anthony Express
139
Nicolet, Jean. first white trader in Wisconsin .. 5
Nicollet J. N., astronomer and geolist. 96. 100, 102
Letter from St. Anthony Falls .. 101, 102
Noble Mrs. captured by Sioux. .. 159
Norris J. S., early farmer. 127
North J. W 119
Northup Anson. 205
Norton Daniel S .. U. S. Senator
274
None Robertel de la, re-ocenpies Du Luth's post at the head of Lake Superior 28
O.
Ochagach, draws a map for Ve- randrie .. 29
Adams, M. N 122
Missionaries. Frederick Ayer 108
Brunson, A .. 121
W. T. Boutwell 109, 10, 11
Breck, J. L. 121
E. F. Ely, (teacher). 109, 117
Mr. Denton. 111
Sherman Hall 10%
Daniel Gavin. 123
Holton
121
4th Regt. officers 219, 2-2, 2-3
4th Regt. at Corinth 219
4th Regt. report of. 219
4th Regt. at Port Gibson 244
4th Regt. at Raymond. 211
4th Hegt. at Jac . son. 214
4th Regt. at Vicksburg 244
254
4th Regt. discharged. 255
5th Regt. officers 219, 2-3
5th Regt. goes to seat of war 218
5th Regt. near Corinth 219
5th Regt. near Jackson 215
5th Regt. before Vicksburg. 245
5th Regt. at Tupelo 253
5th legt. at Nashville
254
5th Regt. discharged 255
6th Regt., officers of. 284, 85
6th Regt. near Mobile 255
6th Regt. discharged. 255
7th Regt., officers of
285
7th Regt. at Nashville
251
7th Regt. discharged.
255
Sth Regt .. officers of. 286
8th Regt. near Murfreesboro
251
8th Regt. discharged. 255
9th Regt , officers of 257,288
9th Regt. at Nashville 254
9th Regt. at Tupelo. 253
9th Regt. discharged. 205
10th Regt., officers of. 2×7
10th Regt. at Tupelo. 253
10th Regt. at Nashville 251
10th Regt. near Mobile 255
10th Regt. discharged 255
11th Regt., officers of
Sharpshooters, Co. A. 207 Sharp-hooters, Co. B. 2×9
Mitchell. A. M., U. S. Marshal .. 139
Mission Stations, Mackinaw 106
La Pointe. 109
Leech Lake.
109
Yellow Lake
109
Lake Harriet.
113, 14
Lac-qui Parle
113, 16
Pokeguma 109
Kaposia
111
Traverse de Sioux 111
Shakpay 111
Oak Grove 111
Red Wing 111
Missionaries, Rev.Alvan Coe vis- its Fort Snelling 107
O'Brien H. D., at Gettysburg ... 247
S. R. Riggs
4th liegt. with Gen. Sherman
John F, Aiton 122
INDEX.
Ogden Lt. E., married at Fort Snelling.
Ojibways ( Chippeways) with Le Sueur at Montreal.
fight with Sioux at Tongue river ...
killed near Fort Snelling. A. D, 1826. 85
visit fort A. D. 1-27
Eti
conflict with Sioux near Fort Snelling .. c6, 87, 88 of Lake Pokeguma attacked118, 120 attack Kaposia Sioux 110
Treaty of 1537. 127
attack Sioux near St. Paul. 145 Notice of. 261
attack Sioux in St. Paul streets 153
kill a Sioux girl in a farm house
157
Olin Adjt. R. ‹ 207
Olmstead S. B. 155
Olmsted D. B., candidate for Congress 146, 155
One-eyed Sioux see Tah-ma-hah
Ossiniboia. origin of name. 59
Owens John P., editor. 150
P.
Park River, post established by Alexander Henry ...
11
Parker Albert, of 2d regiment, letter to parents after his brother was killed ....
209 129
Parrant, of Pig's eye (St. Paul) Parsons Rev. J. P .. early Baptist minister
175 Prairie du Chien during war of 212 1512-1815. 54-57
Fort Shelby at
55
Mckay at 56
British officers at
55
Prescott, Lt. G. W
250
Philander, Indian trad-
er ...
70
Q.
Quinn, Peter
102
R.
Radisson, Sieur
5
5
Explorer of Lake Superior. Visits pictured rocks ... 5
5
Enters Sioux country .
7.5
Rae, Doctor, Arctic explorer, in St. Paul. 151
268 Railroad agitation. 166
bonds
.167, 16<, 170
.4 first ten miles of ill Minnesota 277
Ramsey, Alexander, first Gover- 137
nor
Organizes Territory 187 post. 52
Pike, Description of Falls of St. Anthony ... 75,76
Lost flag brought back 53
Block house at Swan river .. 53 Visited by Dickson .... 53 At ('ass or Red Cedar Lake . 53
46 At Sandy Lake. 53
: At Leech Lake 53
Orders the British flag to be hauled down 55 Pillsbury, Gov. John S., in office for three terms .. 101-265 Secures settlements of rail- road bonds. 265
Poehler, Henry, member of Con- gress .
Pond, Rev. G. H .. assists in bury- ing slaughtered Sioux .. 101
Interpreter at treaty of 1-51 Pond, Peter, erects trading post in 1774 on banks of Minnesota river
36
His map
Pond, Rev. Samuel W., notities the agent of a Sioux war party Erects the first house of -aw ed lumber in the Minnesota Valley
111
Prepares a Sioux spelling- book
111
Grammar 111
Porlier, trader near Sioux Rap- ids
53
Poupon, Isadore, killed by Sisse- ton Sioux. 72
Peebles Lt.
Peller, Adj't of first regiment wounded .. 248
Penicaut. accompanies Le Sueur 20, 21 Perrot Nicholas winters on banks of Misss-sippi, be- low Lake Pepin. 13
establishes Fort St. Antoine on east shore of Lake Pe- pin .. 18 discovers lead mines 20
Pennesha (Pinshon) Indian tra- der
32
Perkius E. P., wounded at Get- tysburg.
249
Perriain Capt. at Gettysburg killed ..
219
Peters Rev. Samuel. 80 Chagonamigeo Bay .... "6 Huron refuges.
Peytou Capt Bailie, Confederate officer killed. 209
210
Pfaender Capt., of 1st battery ... Phelps W. W., member of Con- gress ..
Picard, French trader see Augelle Pike, Lt. Z. M., U. S Army. 51
Council with Sioux at mouth of Minnesota. 31
Treaty for site for military
112
·22
301
36
102
-
302
INDEX.
Ramsey, Arrival in St. Paul 137
First message 141
Mention of 144,145
Fredrika Bremer, the novel- ist his guest 146
Commissioner to make a
treaty with Sioux 119, 50
Governor of State. 169
On guarding school lands ... 171
Offers a regiment to the President 191
United States Senator 257, 273. 274 Secretary of War. 276
Acting Secy. of Navy 276
Ramsey, Anna E., wife of Gover-
nor, presents flag to soldiers . 194 Ravonx, Rev. A .116, 17
Red River cart invented 45
Red River Valley, first settlers of
44. 58-61
Renville, Joseph, early trader 52.93 116
Republican party organized at St. Anthony 156
Rice, Henry MI., notices of 133, 257
One of the founders of St.
Paul 136. 138
Delegate to Congress 155, 157, 267
United States Senator. .... 164, 273 Riggs, S. R., Sioux missionary . 121, 122 Robbinette, early settler . 125 Robertson Daniel .A .. editor. ... 144, 155 Rocque A., Indian trader. 135
Rocky mountains discovered by . Verandie brothers 29
Rosser J. T., Secretary of Terri- tory . 154
Russell Jeremiah, pioneer in St.
Croix valley 117, 125, 126
S.
Sabin. Dwight M., U. S. Senator 275
Saint Anthony Express, first pa- per beyond St. Paul. Falls, described by early travelers 13, 26, 33, 66, 67 first bridge at. 156 first .nillat .. 73, 74. 75
Saint Croix county organized. .. 124 river, origin of name. 19 fort on 17, 19 early settlers. 125, 127
Saint Paul, origin of name 172 formerly Pig's eye. 129 early settlers of. 136 first school house. 175
appearance in 1-17. 173
early preachers .. 175
Indian fight in streets of. . . described in 150 .. 117
153
Saint Pierre Jacques Legardeur notice of. 29
Saint L'ierre Jacques Legardeur
at Lake Pepin. 29
visit from Washington. 30
killed in battle. 30
Sanborn Gen. John B. .192. 219
report of .. 223, 226, 244, 245 military record 219
Saxdale of Battery killed 212
School System 172-1-9
Schools. early. 175
Seal of Territory 142
Selkirk Lord
58.60
settlement . 58. 61
Earl Thomas Douglas
secures Ossiniboia 53
forms an agricultural colony 58 reaches Sault Ste Marie 59 discovers John Tanner 60
concludes a treaty with In-
dians at Grand Forks .. . .
61
passes through Minnesota .. . 61 Semple, Governor of Selkirk settlement killed . 59
Shea J. G., on failure to establish Sioux mission 106
Sherman Marshall, of first regi- ment, captures a flag at Gettysburg ..
Shields James, U. S. Senator . . . Shokpay or Shakopee, hung at Fort Snelling 253
Sibley, Gen. H. H , signs memo- rial of 1-48 131
Delegate to Stillwater con- vention 132
Territorial delegate to Con- gress . 133, 139, 113, 146
Brig. Gen. U. S. Vols 241
Sinclair, Lt., wounded at Gettys- burg 243
Sioux (Dakotahs)origin of name 6
Visited by Groseilliers and Radisson
Visited by Du Luth 10. 11
Meet Accault and Hennepin 13. 15 Word mentioned by Radis- son
Trade with Nicholas Perrot.
In council with Le Sueur
First to visit Montreal
Attack Verandrie
Bands mentioned by C'arver Attack Ojibway- on Tonzue River #
Sisseton murderer at Fort Snelling 72
Fight with Ojibways at Fort Snelling ~6.89 Attack Ojibways at Lake Pokeguma 11- 120
Attack Ojibways at Apple River ... 143
247 203
Rolette Joseph Senior, fights against the United States 55 trader in Minnesota. . 49 Governor of State 168 In command of expedition against the Sioux 230, 235 Rescues whit- captives
303
INDEX.
Sioux Treaty of 1951.
Smith, Surgeon, killed at Tupelo Snelling, Col. Josiah, arrives at Fort Snelling 72 84
Censu'ed by Gen. Gaines .... Delivers Sioux assassins to Ojibways . . . Hastens with keel boats to Fort Crawford
86,88
Death of.
W. Joseph, son of Colonel. 88, 89 Author and poet
Pasquinade on N. P. Willis . Death of ..
Steamboat arrivals at Fort Snell- ing to close of 1-26
Virginia first at Fort Snelling First toward Falls of St. An- thony
In Minnesota River 145
Stearns, O. P., U. S. Senator to fill vacancy
Steele, Franklin, pioneer in St. Croix valley 125 132
At Stillwater convention 1848 Claim at St. Anthony 129
Stewart, Dr. J. H., member of Congress 271
Stevens, Rev. J. D 106,108
Stillwater, founders of 128
Convention at in 1848 132 Scalp dance in 144 Land slide in 1:52 151
Strait, Horace B., member of Congress 270
Stratton, pioneer in St. Croix valley 112,113
Strong, Geo. D., of 2d Regt 209
Stuart, Robert, of Mackinaw ... 106 Sudley. Church 203
Sully, Gen. Alfred. 242, 243
T.
Tah-ma-hah, One-Eyed Sioux,
true to United States. ..... 56, 57 Taliaferro, Major Lawrence, first agent for the Sioux, not- ice of ... 71
Tanner, John, stolen from his parents 60
Became an Indian chief
60
Discovered by Earl of Sel- kirk
60
Suspected of murder 10
James, son of John 60
Troublesome and deceitful ..
61
122
137
Teroskabtay, Sioux chief first in Montreal
His death in Montreal
Terry, Elijah, murdered by Sioux at Pembina 123
Thatcher, Mrs., captured by
Sioux. .. . .. 160
Thomas, Lt. Col. M. T. 282, 256 Thompson, David, geographer, N. W. Co 42
Visits northern source of Mississippi 42
Treaties of 1837 with Sioux and
Ojibways 126 Tuttle, C. A., at Falls of St. Croix 126
U.
University of Minnesota, his- tory of 153-188
V.
Van Cleve, Gen. H. P. 208 Charlotte Ouisconsin, wife of Gen 63 Varennes, Pierre Gualtier, see Verandrie ..
Verandrie at Lake Nepigon ...
Obtains an Indian map. 28
Expedition west of Lake Su- perior
A son killed by Sioux 23
Sons of, reach Rocky Moun- tains .... 29 29
Return to Lake of the Woods W. Wakefield, J. B., member of Congress .
Washburn, W. D., member of Congress
Washington visits St. Pierre. . . Wells, James, trader at Lake Pepin
White, Milo, member of Congress Wilkin, Alexander, Secretary of Territory .
Candidate for Congress
Killed in battle. Notice of
Wilkinson, Morton S., U. S. Senator ....
Williamson, Rev. T. S., M. D., early life 112 112
Arrival among the Sioux ..
Organizes church at Fort Snelling
Missionary at Lac qui Parle. Kaposia
Procures school teacher for St. Paul 173
Willis. N. P., lampoons Joseph Snelling
Wilson, Eugene M., member of forty-first Congress .. 260 Windom. Win .. U. S Senator .. . 265, 275 Wisconsin river. called Mes- chetz Odeba by La Salle ... ... 12
Y. Yeiser, Capt., at Fort Shelby .. 55
Yuliazee, executed at St. Paul ... 155
272 271 30
135 272
151 135 254 255 273
113 116 172
Taylor, Jesse B., pioneer in St. Croix Valley
Joshun L. N. C. D., Speaker House of Representatives 1-51. 155 2
149 253
91 92
84 84 84 83 74 83
274
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