Minnesota rivers, 16, 340, 379,
386-390, 665, 666; on the Red riv-
er of the North, 19; on lake Su-
perior, 21, 266; on the St. Croix
river, 294, 297, 298.

Steele, Franklin, 200, 561; on St.
Croix river, 293; upper Mississippi
lumbering, 327, 333-341; biograph-
ic sketch, 354.

Stillwater, 145, 150, 151, 171, 189,
192, 196, 209, 300, 301-305, 340,
375.

Stimpson, Charles W., 342, 348.
Stoddard, Gen. Amos, quoted, 540.
Stone, George C., 278; obituary
sketch, 679.

Story, Judge Joseph, 496.

Stowe, Hon. Lewis, Indian agent, 118.
Stryker, Gen. William S., obituary
sketch, 679.

Stuntz, George R., 259.
Suez canal, 1, 22, 600.

Sunday School, first in St. Paul, 154,
158.

Superior county, 245, 253.

Superior, Wis., 245, 246, 249, 250,
268, 599.

Sweet, Hon. George W.,

sketch, 679.

obituary

Talleyrand, 475, 477, 482, 487, 530,

531, 538.

Techa, a Sioux, 370, 375.

693

Territorial Period, Reminiscences of
Minnesota during the, paper by
Hon. Charles E. Flandrau, 197-
222; see Contents.

Texas included in the Louisiana pur-
chase, 485-490.

Thompson, Horace, 642.

Thompson, J. E., 138, 582, 642.

Thompson, John B., of Redwood
county, 281, 282, 287.

Thompson, Hon. John B., U. S. sen-
ator from Kentucky, quoted, 547.
Tilden, Henry L., 159.

Tippery, Jacob, 282, 283.

Titcomb, Charles G., 596, 636.

Tobacco, use by Ojibways, 97.

Too-kon-we-chasta, a Sioux, 404.
Torinus, Louis, 304.
Tozer, David, 304, 305.

Tracy, Henry W. and Charles H.,
166.

Tracy, Samuel, 357.

Tracy, Hon. Uriah, quoted, 493.
Trade and Traders in St. Paul, Early,
paper by Charles D. Elfelt, 163-
166.
Transportation in Minnesota, History
of, paper by Gen. James H. Baker,
1-34 (see Contents); remarks by
Hon. C. E. Flandrau, 593; work
of Capt. Russell Blakeley, 665-670.
Trapping by Ojibways, 70, 71.
Trask, Sylvanus, 151.

Traverse des Sioux, 185, 190, 204,
212, 384, 431.

Treatment of the aged, by Ojibways,
96.

Treaties with Ojibways, 120, 244,
292, 557, 654; with Sioux, 168, 169,
292, 367, 384, 421, 431, 557, 654,
656.

Treaty of Madrid, 1795, 471.

Treaty of Paris, 1783, 522.

Treaty of Paris, purchasing Louisi-

ana, 1803, 483-496.

Treaty of St. Ildephonso, 472, 501, 536.
Treaty of Washington, June 15, 1846,

36; May 8, 1871, 50.
Trempealeau, 212, 214, 296.
Turner, J. Warren, 636.

Turrell, Hon. Orlando B., The Early
Settlement and History of Red-
wood County, 279-290.

Tuttle, Calvin A., 348.

Tyler, President John, 505.
Tyson, Nat., 210, 211.

419.

586, 594, 599, 610-614, 632.

Walker, Orange, 298, 317.

Walking, by Ojibways, 103.

Warren, John Esaias, 200, 201.
Washburn, Hon. William D., 350.
Washington, George, foresight, 455;

quoted, 459; chair and letter, 573.
Watab, 166, 352, 393.

Watrous, John S., 250, 253.
Webster, Hon. Daniel, quoted, 507,
596.

Webster-Ashburton treaty, 523, 539.
Welles, Henry T., 188, 349, 352, 583.
Wendjimadub, Ojibway orator, 74.
West Superior, Wis., 245, 246, 249,
268, 599.

Wheat raising and exportation, 22, 32,
591, 599, 601.

Wheeler, H. W., 253, 262, 263, 264.
Wheelock, Hon. Joseph A., 447.
Whig party, 168-171, 669.
Whipple, Bishop Henry B., 120, 188,

206, 207, 594, 623, 636; Civiliza-
tion and Christianization of the
Ojibways in Minnesota, 129-142;
Recollections of Persons and
Events in the History of Minne-
sota, 576-586.

White, Hon. James, quoted, 490.
White, Mrs. N. D., Captivity among

the Sioux, August 18 to Septem-
ber 26, 1862, 395-426; see Con-
tents.

White Earth reservation, 56, 57, 60,
99, 101, 123, 124, 133.

Wigwam life of Ojibways, 62-70, 78,
79.

Wilcoxson, Rev. Timothy, 183, 189,
192, 193, 205.

Wild rice, 123, 331, 332, 589.
Wilder, Hon. Eli T., 188.
Wilkin, Alexander, 159.

Wilkinson, Gen. James, 460-462, 464,
465, 468, 469, 471, 472.

Wilkinson, Hon. Morton S., 150, 301,
302, 392, 562, 625.

William, Emperor of Germany, arbi-
trator of San Juan boundary, 50-
52.

Williams, John Fletcher, 566, 669.
Williams, Julia A., 284.

Williamson, Rev. T. S., 157, 427-429,
447, 448, 450, 579, 583.

Willis, Charles L., obituary sketch,
680.

Willow river, Wis., sawmills, 308.
Wilson, Hon. Henry, quoted, 625,
657.

Wilson, Rev. Joseph G., 254, 273.
Windom, Hon. William, 601.
Winnebago Indians, 381, 405, 434,
656.

Winnibigoshish lake, Ojibways, 55,
80, 90, 204.

Winona, sawmills, 320, 577.

Winona and St. Peter railway, 286.
Winsor, Justin, cited, 239.

Winters, decreased cold, 270, 394.
Winthrop, Robert C., quoted, 584.
Winyan, friendly Sioux, 448.
Wisconsin Territory, 167, 542, 543,
544, 598.

Wise, John C., obituary sketch, 680.
Witherspoon, John, quoted, 514.
Wolves, 345.

Women, Ojibway, 58, 62-71, 77-88, 95,
96, 109, 110, 112, 136.
Women pioneers of Minnesota, 372,
619.

Wood Lake, battle, 418, 446, 451.
Woods, Lake of the, 522, 523.
Worden, Park, 288.

Work of the Minnesota Historical
Society through Fifty Years in
preserving Minnesota History, and
its Duty to the Future, paper by
Col. William P. Clough, 627-636. ·
Worth, Mrs. Edward, 306.
Wright, Isaac P., 373.

Xenia, Ohio, 640, 641, 652.

Yale, Mrs. Jane Huntington, 596.
Yellow Medicine, 280, 411, 432, 434,
436, 438, 449, 585.

Zoe, friendly Sioux, 448.
Zumbro river, 213.
Zumbrota, 213.