| "The Blacksmith" |
220, 246 |
| Abare, Trifle |
320 |
| Abercrombie, John |
291 |
| Aborigines |
see Prehistoric people |
| Accidental deaths |
304, 316, 318-320, see Drownings, Accidental shootings |
| Accidental shootings |
209, 306, 307, 308, 311, 312 |
| Adams, A. B. |
187, 273 |
| Adams, Asher |
187, 207, 273, 304 |
| Adams, David, Jr. |
316 |
| Adams, David, Sr. |
316 |
| Adams, Joseph |
320 |
| Adams, widow |
190 |
| Adventists |
203, 328 |
| Aerial transportation |
88 |
| African-Americans |
65, 194, 272 |
| Agriculture & farming |
39, 40, 112, 114, 128, 168, 178, 184, 186, 187, 188, 189, 191, 192, 193, 200, 208, 213, 222, 232, 233, 255, 259, 265, 269, 271-272, 276, 287-288 |
| Agriculture & farming 2 |
297, 305, 326, 340, 343 |
| Aitken (Aiken), William |
22, 180, 181, 211, 214, 221, 247, 279, 280, 340 |
| Aitkin |
118 |
| Aitkin County |
46 |
| Alleghany College |
332 |
| Alleghany County, Pennsylvania |
332 |
| Allen boy |
120 |
| American Agency & Collection Co. |
101 |
| American Board of Foreign Missions |
194, 271 |
| American Missionary Association |
194, 272 |
| Ammerman, Eugene W. |
316 |
| Ammerman, Mrs. |
316 |
| Andrews, John |
37, 172, 284 |
| Andy Johnson County |
46 |
| Annals of our Lady of the Angels |
334 |
| Archaeology |
296-297 |
| Armstrong, Henry |
191, 216 |
| Arnold, John A. |
70 |
| Aroux, Joseph |
320 |
| Art |
9 |
| Aspenwall, Gus. |
242-243 |
| Aspenwall, Ruffee & Garden |
242 |
| Astor House, New York |
285 |
| Atlanta, Georgia |
194, 272 |
| Attorneys |
see Lawyers |
| Augusta, Georgia |
334 |
| Ault, John |
24, 31, 313 |
| Ault, Margaretha |
24, 31 |
| Axtel |
186 |
| Ayer |
53 |
| Ayer, Elizabeth Taylor |
186, 194, 272, 273 |
| Ayer, Frederick |
186, 194, 222, 271-273, 302, 325 |
| Ayer, Frederick, Jr. |
194, 271, 272 |
| Ayer, Lyman W. |
186, 194, 271, 272-273, 320, 321 |
| Babbitt, Frances Eliza |
296 |
| Babcock, L. A. |
295 |
| Ba-be-ze-ga-din-ba |
see Curly Hair, Chief |
| Bad Boy, Chief |
42, 169, 234-235, 236, 239, 293-294 |
| Bad River, Wisconsin |
265 |
| Bain, W. W. |
189, 208, 305 |
| Bain, William |
208, 305 |
| Baker, Mr. |
312 |
| Bandolier bag |
see NR bandolier bag |
| Bangs sisters |
120 |
| Banks |
214, 341 |
| Barnard, A. |
273 |
| Barnum, E. P. |
290, 292 |
| Barnum, Reid L. |
37, 115, 171-173, 284-285 |
| Bastien, Felix |
321 |
| Bastien, Simon |
316, 321 |
| Bates, Col. |
207, 305 |
| Batters Brothers' Orchestra |
58 |
| Batters, Joseph |
184, 185 |
| Batters, William |
114 |
| Bead work |
264, color plates 2, 3 & 4 |
| Bear |
220, 234, 246 |
| Beating of Justice of the Peace |
37, 115, 171-173, 284-285 |
| Beaulieu, Clement Hudon |
186, 221, 232, 247 |
| Beaulieu, Henry |
xiii |
| Beaulieu, Paul H. |
186 |
| Beaupre (Beaupry), Phillip |
222, 237, 273 |
| Becker County |
46, 211, 294, 331 |
| Beer |
66, 67, 68, 92, 94, 122, 206, 310, 311 |
| Belknap, Dexter |
76 |
| Bellangier, Augustus |
294 |
| Bellcore |
237 |
| Belle Prairie |
39, 133, 168, 176, 179, 187, 194, 195, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 207, 211, 214, 222, 233, 270, 271-273, 275, 278, 290, 300, 302, 311, 312, 313 |
| Belle Prairie 2 |
320, 322, 324, 325, 334, 335, 341, 344 |
| Belle Prairie Cemetery |
319 |
| Belle Prairie Township |
43, 181, 186, 215, 280, 301, 304, 318, 319, 322, 342, 344 |
| Bellefeuille, Raphael |
321 |
| Bellevue (Belleview) Township |
29, 168, 181, 187-188, 191, 197, 214, 215, 233, 280, 294, 298, 312, 322, 327, 341, 342, 344 |
| Bellevue Prairie |
175-176, 223, 264, 275 |
| Beltrami County |
59 |
| Beltrami, J. C. |
221, 247 |
| Benedictine Sisters |
see Order of St. Benedict |
| Bennett & Hamlin law firm |
332 |
| Bennett, James R. |
332 |
| Benton County |
25, 26, 28, 46, 164, 175, 177, 226, 229, 275, 277, 317, 337, 339, 341 |
| Berg, Lewis |
302 |
| Berg, Peter |
302 |
| Berg, William |
302 |
| Bergheim, Nels N. |
117 (photo) |
| Berkey, J. A. |
90, 99 |
| Bicycles |
90 |
| Big Bend |
237, 278 |
| Big Dog, Chief |
167, 231 |
| Big Lake |
174, 287 |
| Big Meadow, Sherburne County |
195, 334 |
| Big Stone Lake |
47, 48, 49, 179, 199 |
| Bilge Water Pump |
121 |
| Billig, H. J. |
200, 323 |
| Billing, J. H. |
192 |
| Billstein, John |
75 (photo) |
| Birch River |
221, 247 |
| Births |
215, 342 |
| Bismarck |
297 |
| Bison, Martin |
186 |
| Blacks |
see African-Americans |
| Blake, P. W. |
80 |
| Blake, R. B. |
25 |
| Blanchard, Allen |
190 |
| Blue Earth River |
28 |
| Bogus Brook logging camp |
21-22 |
| Boisjoli, Joseph |
36 (photo) |
| Boisjoli, Leon |
36 (photo) |
| Bokaneck, Mr. |
314 |
| Bolster, Otto |
193 |
| Bolt, Benjamin |
245-246 |
| Bonds for LF & Dakota RR |
49-51 |
| Borman, Daniel |
191, 204, 308-309 |
| Borman, Daniel's brother |
205, 308 |
| Borman, George |
191, 302 |
| Bouck, Rev. J. S. |
327 |
| Bourbon County, Kentucky |
221, 268 |
| Bowmanville, Illinois |
76 |
| Bradley, George |
64 |
| Bradshaw, Henry |
192 |
| Brainerd |
48, 61, 80, 99, 118, 178, 181, 186, 238, 280, 288, 289, 290, 294, 319, 327 |
| Braun, Dr. E. E. |
209-210, 329 |
| Brayton, Anna E. |
114 |
| Brayton, George |
114 |
| Bredfeld |
53 |
| Breyfogle, William L. |
76 |
| Brick, Simon P. |
75 (photo) |
| Brickyards/bricks |
80, 82, 83 (photo), 84, 140, 197, 299-300, 337 |
| Bridges |
25, see also Mississippi River Bridge |
| Briggs, Ezra |
39, 209, 306 |
| Briggs, Richardson & Co. |
39 |
| British Line |
295 |
| Broadway, Little Falls |
84 |
| Broce |
237 |
| Brockway, Stearns County |
229 |
| Brooks, E. J. |
293 |
| Brower |
69 |
| Brower, Jacob V. |
116 |
| Brown, C. H. |
98 |
| Brown, Joseph |
181, 280 |
| Brown, Miles |
251 |
| Brown's Valley |
290, 291, 292 |
| Bruseau, Oliver |
312 |
| Bryant, M. |
114 |
| Buchanan County |
46 |
| Buckfield |
179, 278 |
| Buckman |
181, 344 |
| Buckman Building |
88 |
| Buckman Township |
193-194, 215, 229, 280, 302, 307, 308, 342, 344 |
| Buckman, Clarence B. |
86, 99, 193 |
| Budsbanowski, S. |
94 |
| Buffalo (bison) |
128, 220, 222, 246, 248, 264 |
| Buffalo, Chief |
167, 231, 236 |
| Buh, Rev. Joseph |
199, 200, 201-202, 270-271, 322, 323, 324 |
| Bullet in tree |
297 |
| Burbank, Hon. J. C. |
186, 272 |
| Burgh, William |
193 |
| Burginhiser, Mr. |
193 |
| Burk, Julia |
114 |
| Burk, Peter |
114, 185 |
| Burnes & Magill grain elevator |
60 |
| Burnes, Charles |
191 |
| Burns, James |
312 |
| Businesses |
see LF businesses |
| Buskey, W. A. |
90 |
| Butala, Mike |
206, 310 |
| Butchers |
196 |
| Butler, Mary E. |
90 |
| Butler, William |
79 (photo), 165, 184, 185, 227 |
| Butten, Otis |
193 |
| Buzzard's Bay |
155 |
| Cabinet shops |
183, 282 |
| Caledonia, Dakota Territory |
333 |
| Calhoun, David T. |
59 |
| California |
61, 197 |
| Calvary Cemetery, Little Falls |
124 |
| Camp Ripley |
29 |
| Camp, Abner Wilson |
22, 320 |
| Campbell, Daniel |
189 |
| Campbell, Rev. |
327 |
| Campbellites |
203 |
| Canada |
187, 188, 196, 209, 219, 220, 245, 273, 294, 319, 329, 335 |
| Canfield, Aaron |
190 |
| Cannon Falls |
222, 268 |
| Ca-qua-dosh |
263-264 |
| Ca-qua-dosh's sister |
264 |
| Ca-qua-dosh's wife |
263-264 |
| Carash |
318 |
| Carlton County |
46 |
| Carnegie Library, Little Falls |
viiii, xiii, 10, 90 |
| Carr, Terrance |
313 |
| Carrion |
265 |
| Carver, E. W. |
273 |
| Cash, A. D. |
190-191 |
| Cash, George |
190 |
| Cash, Mrs. |
190 |
| Casper, Joseph |
301, 303 |
| Casper, Mr. |
212 |
| Casper, Mrs. Joseph |
302 |
| Cass County |
46, 293 |
| Cass Lake |
273 |
| Cass, Gen. Lewis B. |
236 |
| Castleman, Samuel |
76 |
| Cathcart, Thomas |
177, 277 |
| Catholics/Catholic Church |
199-202, 203, 218, 233, 243, 252, 269-271, 318, 322-324, 325, 330 |
| Cattaraugus County, New York |
332 |
| Cattle in streets |
see Livestock, keeping them off streets |
| Cedar Lake |
273 |
| Ceke-bicauge |
see Great Rock |
| Census |
6, 21, 23, 28, 29, 52, 342 |
| Centennial Exhibition |
199, 339 |
| Champion Billiard Hall |
122 |
| Chance, Maranda A. |
97 |
| Chance, Minnie |
97 |
| Chandler, Secretary |
259 |
| Charon, Henry |
72 |
| Chartier, Charles |
187 |
| Chauboile |
241 |
| Chauboile, Charles |
237 |
| Chauboile, Margaret |
242-243 |
| Cheeney, Dr. |
307 |
| Chemical Engine Co. No. 2 |
84 |
| Cheyenne, Wyoming |
210, 330 |
| Chicago World's Fair |
92 |
| Chicago, Illinois |
92, 93, 94, 114 |
| Chief Bad Boy |
see Bad Boy, Chief |
| Chief Big Dog |
see Big Dog, Chief |
| Chief Buffalo |
see Buffalo, Chief |
| Chief Curly Hair |
see Curly Hair, Chief |
| Chief Hole-in-the-Day I |
see Hole-in-the-Day I, Chief |
| Chief Hole-in-the-Day II |
see Hole-in-the-Day II, Chief |
| Chief Little Crow |
see Little Crow, Chief |
| Chief Naw-wa-ge-shick |
see Naw-wa-ge-shick, Chief |
| Chief Wadena |
see Wadena, Chief |
| Chief Wa-pa-se-na |
see Wa-pa-se-na, Chief |
| Chippewa Convention |
265 |
| Chippewa Indians |
see Ojibwe Indians |
| Cholera |
180, 279 |
| Chomkey, Charles |
311 |
| Chonteau, Peter |
237 |
| Church of the Holy Cross, Two Rivers |
323 |
| Church, C. E. |
333 |
| Churches |
199-204, 311, 322-328, see also specific denominations |
| Churchill, Orlando A. |
47, 49, 102, 184, 197, 256 |
| Cigar factories |
152 |
| Circus in Little Falls |
12 |
| City Hall, Little Falls |
see LF City Hall |
| City of Pines |
118 |
| Civil War |
2, 5, 7, 41, 43, 103, 124, 154, 155-158, 169, 174, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 194, 197, 198, 199, 208, 214, 234, 272, 286, 298, 305, 313, 331 |
| Civil War 2 |
332, 334, 337, 338, 340 |
| Civil War draft |
321-322 |
| Civil War soldiers |
320-322 |
| Clark, A. J. |
52, 211, 216, 331, 334 |
| Clark, Charles |
320, 321 |
| Clark, Henry |
114 |
| Clark, P. N. |
76 |
| Clark, Wait & McClure, Messrs. |
212, 301 |
| Clarke, Nehemiah P. |
80 |
| Clay |
299-300 |
| Clay County |
46 |
| Clay deposit |
80 |
| Clyde, H. S. |
302 |
| Clyde, New York |
16-17 |
| Clyde, O. L. |
27 (photo), 50, 302 |
| Cob-ba-conse |
25 |
| Cockle machine |
121 |
| Coe, Alanson |
114 |
| Coe, Aribert |
320 |
| Coe, Martha A. |
114 |
| Coe, O. A. |
187, 273 |
| Coe, Orrin J. |
320 |
| Collins, L. W. |
331 |
| Colt's six shooter/revolver |
243, 251 |
| Columbian Law College |
332 |
| Com-a-gi-win |
see I scalp dance |
| Commerce Township, Michigan |
17, 20, 118 |
| Commissioner of Indian Affairs |
168, 233 |
| Congregational Church |
91, 201-202, 270, 271, 325 |
| Conn, cornet manufacturer |
58 |
| Constitutional Convention |
194, 196, 272, 335 |
| Consumption |
189, 338 |
| Copper, drift |
299 |
| Copway, George |
221, 268 |
| Corbin, Dura |
191 |
| Coues, Elliott |
116 |
| Courthouse |
see MC courthouse |
| Crampton, Mr. |
316 |
| Cranes |
312 |
| Crimes |
204-206, 308-311, see also Little Falls War & Lynching |
| Crooks, Hon. William |
292 |
| Crookston |
211, 330-331 |
| Crow Wing |
165, 167, 168, 177, 178, 186, 187, 195, 220, 221, 222, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 239, 241, 247, 250, 251, 273-274, 277, 278, 288, 294, 295, 335 |
| Crow Wing Agency |
42, 168, 195, 232 |
| Crow Wing County |
46, 177, 277, 337, 339, 341, 344 |
| Crow Wing River |
28, 29, 44, 168, 176, 178, 195, 220, 238, 240, 245, 246, 276, 290, 302, 335 |
| Crow Wing Store |
39 |
| Culdrum Township |
181, 189, 198, 200, 203, 205, 207-208, 215, 280, 305, 309, 324, 326, 338, 342, 344 |
| Curfew |
98 |
| Curly Hair, Chief |
236 |
| Currie, John |
320 |
| Cutler, Rev. W. A. |
202, 325 |
| Dada, Rev. W. B. |
201, 202, 270, 325 |
| Dagget, Mr. |
250 |
| Dahkotah County |
28 |
| Dakota Conflict |
see U.S./Dakota War |
| Dakota Indians |
2, 28, 29, 41-42, 116, 139, 165-166, 220, 222-223, 229-233, 236-237, 246-247, 250-251, 255, 264-265, 293-294 |
| Dakota Territory |
60, 250, 333 |
| Dakota/U.S. War |
see U.S./Dakota War |
| Dam, Little Falls |
see LF dam |
| Dana, Captain Napoleon Jackson Tecumseh |
29 |
| Dance houses |
see Houses of ill fame |
| Dances |
12, 62, 171, 283 |
| Danes |
191, 192, 314, 323, 326 |
| Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church, Culdrum |
326-327 |
| Dargis, M. |
80 |
| Davidson Brothers |
80 |
| Davidson, A. R. |
90 |
| Davidson, Andrew D. |
97 |
| Davis, Governor |
205, 309 |
| Dearing, John |
320, 321 |
| Dearing, John B. |
187, 294 |
| Deaths |
215, 342, see also Accidental shootings, Drownings, Lynching, Murders, Suicides |
| Deer |
220, 246, 255, 307, 308 |
| Deer horn in tree |
298 |
| DeGraff & Company |
140 |
| DeGraff, Charles A. |
292 |
| Delano, Minnesota |
97 |
| Democrats |
63, 67, 71, 74, 97, 217, 342-343 |
| Denney, John |
188 |
| Dennis, Margaret |
90 |
| Department of Relics & Ornaments |
112 |
| Department of the Interior |
292 |
| Desautel (Desotel), Mary |
58-59, 71 |
| Detour, Widow |
237 |
| Detroit Convention |
65 |
| Detroit, Michigan |
118 |
| Detroit, Minnesota |
211, 331 |
| Diedrich, Joseph |
141 |
| Diptheria |
90, 146 |
| Disher, Henry |
320 |
| Docken, John |
193 |
| Doctors |
186-187, 193, 199, 209-210, 242, 268, 273, 285, 297, 305, 307, 317, 326, 328-330 |
| Dodge, Charles |
see Thompson, Hugh |
| Dog ordinace |
90 |
| Dog trains |
248 |
| Dogs running loose |
90, 144 |
| Dole, Commissioner of Indian Affairs |
168, 233, 259 |
| Doran, James |
79 (photo) |
| Doran, John |
135 |
| Doten, True E. |
298 |
| Douglas County |
46 |
| Dow, Mrs. |
251 |
| Dow, William L. |
251, 320 |
| Drinking by minor children |
137 |
| Drougts |
see Drouths |
| Drouths |
38, 40, 213, 340 |
| Drownings |
209, 306, 308, 312, 313-318, 319, 320 |
| Drums |
249, 250 |
| Drunken Polanders |
58 |
| Dry goods |
185 |
| Ducks |
177, 255, 266, 313 |
| Duclos, O. |
80, 83 (photo of Duclos Brickyard) |
| Dufort, Andrew |
316 |
| Dufort, Cyriac |
316 |
| Dufort, Frank Sr. |
36 (photo) |
| Dufour, Cyriac |
187 |
| Dugas, Alfred |
187 |
| Dugas, Ludger |
187 |
| Duluth |
198, 337 |
| Dunn, Robert C. |
105 |
| E. G. Hill & Bro. |
212 |
| Eagle feather |
255 |
| Early families in Little Falls |
22 |
| Eastman, George |
188 |
| Easty, Charles |
302 |
| Easty, Dan |
193 |
| Economic depression |
see LF economic depression |
| Education |
248, see Schools |
| Egg, hen's |
110 |
| Elbow Lake |
293 |
| Elections |
52, 78, 86-88, 90-95, 97-98, 131, 132, 138-139, 144, 147-148, 149, 150, 154, 158, 160-161, 164, 193-194, 195, 196, 197, 198-199, 204, 210, 215 |
| Elections 2 |
216-217, 226, 272, 291, 330, 333, 335, 336, 338-339, 342-343 |
| Electric & Water Company |
see Little Falls Electric Light, Power & Heating Company |
| Electric & Water Power Company |
see Little Falls Electric Light, Power & Heating Company & Little Falls Water Works Company |
| Electric lights/electricity |
see LF electric lights/electricity |
| Elephant on Broadway (Little Falls) |
12 |
| Elginson, Charles |
109 |
| Elk |
220, 246, 270 |
| Elk Horn House |
184, 185 |
| Elk Lake |
115-116 |
| Elk River |
48 |
| Elkhart, Indiana |
58 |
| Elmdale Township |
43, 65, 323, 344 |
| Elwell, T. |
192, 299, 303 |
| England |
268 |
| English |
248, 268 |
| Enmegahbowh |
35, 41-42, 105, 107, 112, 115, 221-222, 268-268 |
| Episcopalians/Episcopalian Church |
203, 222, 252, 269, 327 |
| Erie Canal |
16, 17 |
| Eroux (Heroux), Mitchel |
187 |
| Europe |
219, 220, 244, 245, 268 |
| Everest, Rev. |
203, 327 |
| Ewing |
237 |
| Excelsior Cornet Band |
58, 61 |
| Explorers |
2, 218-221 |
| Fadovessian Indians (Nadovessians) |
219, 244 |
| Fairbanks, William B. |
25, 30, 164, 184, 226 |
| Fallbrook, California |
61 |
| Fallon, G. |
321 |
| Fallon, M. |
320 |
| Fargo, Dakota Territory |
60 |
| Farmer's Review |
114 |
| Farming |
see Agriculture & farming |
| Farnum, E. H. |
72 |
| Farnum, Philo |
190 |
| Farrer, Charles |
191, 320 |
| Farrington, Mr. |
171, 284 |
| Farrow, Charles |
188 |
| Father of Waters |
see Mississippi River |
| Fearing, Rudolph |
114 |
| Fergus Falls |
179, 278 |
| Fergus Falls Minnesota State Hospital for the Insane |
71 |
| Fergus, Andrew |
23 |
| Fergus, James |
23, 25, 30, 38, 112-113, 164, 179, 181-182, 226, 278, 280-281 |
| Fergus, Luella |
23 |
| Fergus, Mary Agnes |
23 |
| Fergus, Pamelia |
23, 112 |
| Ferrand (Farrand), F. J. |
114, 187, 202, 320, 325 |
| Ferries |
113, 166, 180, 195, 214, 229, 232, 237, 279. 296, 334, 340-341, see also NR ferry operator |
| Fictitious townsites |
179 |
| Fifield, H. |
302 |
| Fire brigade |
89 (photo) |
| Fire issues |
see LF fire issues |
| Firemen's Ball |
62 |
| First National Bank |
97 |
| Fish Lake |
166, 229 |
| Fish/fishing |
71, 242, 248, 254-255, 259 |
| Fitzgerald, Georgia |
152, 154, 155, 157 |
| Fleckenstein, John |
193 |
| Fletcher Creek |
177, 277 |
| Fletcher, Dr. E. |
210, 329 |
| Fletcher, Mr. |
183, 282 |
| Floods/high water |
99, 133, 139, 183-184, 211, 212-213, 282, 301, 314, 339-340 |
| Flynn |
66 |
| Flynn, J. C. |
82 |
| Foisy, Clara |
see Richardson, Clarrilla |
| Foisy, Joseph |
56, 57 (photo) |
| Folsom, George |
103 |
| Folsom, William H. C. |
103 |
| Fond du Lac |
222, 236, 265, 268 |
| Fort Gaines |
29 |
| Fort Garry |
222, 273, 274 |
| Fort Ridgely |
129 |
| Fort Ripley |
29, 42, 47, 168-169, 176, 177, 180, 186, 188-189, 205, 207, 214, 223, 232, 234, 259, 264, 274, 276, 277, 279, 301, 304-305, 309, 319, 329, 337, 340, 341, 344 |
| Fort Snelling |
194, 222, 237, 242, 271, 274, 300, 321, 337 |
| Fort Wayne, Indiana |
237 |
| Fortier, Dr. G. M. A. |
79 (photo) |
| Foster, F. N. |
110, 330, 331 |
| Foster, I. L. |
192, 302 |
| Fournier, Joseph |
190 |
| France |
121 |
| Franciscan Sisters |
90, 199, 200, 322 |
| Franks, William |
312 |
| Free Masons |
204, 328 |
| Free Methodist Church, Motley |
327 |
| Free Thinkers |
328 |
| Freewill Baptist Church |
203, 327 |
| French people |
67, 187, 195, 196, 220, 246, 247-248, 312, 316, 335, 336 |
| French, Col. C. E. |
185, 333 |
| Frey, John |
30 |
| Fritz (German peddler killed by Indians) |
33, 35, 169, 235 |
| Frontier closed |
6 |
| Frozen pipes |
145-146 |
| Fry, John |
164, 226 |
| Fuller, Justice |
65 |
| Fuller, S. P. |
114, 184 |
| Fuller, Sadie |
90 |
| Fuller, W. M. |
84 |
| Fur traders |
2, 211, 219, 220, 221, 222, 237, 245, 246, 247-248, 267, 274, 280, 294 |
| Furniture store |
186 |
| Gagnon, Peter |
187, 320 |
| Galley, H. |
114 |
| Gambling |
33, 87, 91-92,100, 144, 147-148, 241, 283 |
| Garden, Arthur |
167, 171, 231, 242, 283 |
| Garden, Charles (Jr.) |
243 |
| Garden, Charles E. |
242-243 |
| Garden, Louisa |
243 |
| Gaudet, Ludger M. |
75 (photo) |
| Geer, G. O. |
193 |
| Geer, George T. |
193 |
| Geese |
255 |
| Geissel, George |
341 |
| Geissel, Senator |
140 |
| Geissel, Sheriff |
206, 310 |
| General Land Office |
102 |
| Geology |
296-300 |
| Georgia |
194, 272, 334 |
| Germania |
66 |
| Germans |
66-67, 191, 192, 193, 199, 200, 203, 207, 212, 223, 235, 264, 269, 297, 308, 310, 311, 329 |
| Germany |
269, 270 |
| Gessner, Mike |
192 |
| Getchell, E. S. |
303 |
| Gibson, A. H. |
320 |
| Gigabish, Charles |
33 |
| Gilman, Charley |
66 |
| Gilman, Hon. C. A. |
301 |
| Gilmore, A. L. |
76 |
| Glazier, Willard |
115-116 |
| Glenwood |
47, 48, 118, 179, 199, 290, 291 |
| Godfrey |
237 |
| Gold |
299 |
| Gold Rush |
6, 38, 39 |
| Gold Rush Widows |
7, 38 |
| Good Templers |
204, 328 |
| Gordon, Tom |
79 (photo) |
| Gorst, John |
197, 273 |
| Goulet, Cyril |
319 |
| Goulet, David O. |
318-319 |
| Goulet, F. X. |
301, 303, 319 |
| Grady, Edward |
320 |
| Graham, T. B. |
90 |
| Grand Army of the Republic |
157 |
| Grand Jury indictment |
37 |
| Grandelmeyer, Mrs. |
294 |
| Grange Fraternity |
187, 204, 328 |
| Granite (rock) |
192, 299 |
| Granite City |
179, 192, 278, 299, 344 |
| Granite Township |
181, 192, 280 |
| Grant Township |
45, 191 |
| Grant, President U. S. |
337 |
| Grasshopper plague |
38, 48, 174, 287-288 |
| Gravel & Butler's |
39 |
| Gravel, Charles |
80, 186, 212, 301, 303, 319 |
| Gravel, F. X. |
184 |
| Gravel, Narcisse |
301 |
| Gravelville |
344 |
| Gray, John B. |
192 |
| Great Father |
see President of the United States |
|