Fifty Years In The Northwest

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Folsom, William H. C. (William Henry Carman), 1817-1900

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Fifty Years In The Northwest With An Introduction And Appendix Containing Reminiscences, Incidents And Notes

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Produced by Mark C. Orton, Nathan Gibson, Josephine Paolucci and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net.

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F590.3: United States local history: The West. Trans-Mississippi Region. Great Plains

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Wisconsin -- History

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36375

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June 11, 2011

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Public domain in the USA.

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1. 1.FIFTY YEARS IN THE NORTHWEST. — WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND APPENDIX CONTAINING REMINISCENCES, INCIDENTS AND NOTES.
2. 2.BY W. H. C. FOLSOM. — EDITED BY E. E. EDWARDS.
3. 3.PREFACE.
4. 4.INTRODUCTION.
5. 5.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
6. 6.CONTENTS.
7. 7.ERRATA.
8. 8.CHAPTER I. — DUBUQUE. — PRAIRIE DU CHIEN. — FORT CRAWFORD ROBBED. — EARLY JUSTICE. — A SOUTHWARD JOURNEY. — RETURN TO MAINE. — PRAIRIE DU CHIEN IN 1836-37. — AMERICAN RESIDENTS. — BIOGRAPHIES.
9. 9.CHAPTER II. — STILLWATER AND ST. CROIX COUNTY. — STILLWATER IN 1845. — ST. CROIX COUNTY. — JUDGE IRWIN'S COURT IN 1840. — [A] EARLY HISTORY OF STILLWATER. — [ Copy of Agreement. ] — STILLWATER IN 1846. — STILLWATER IN 1847. — TERRITORIAL ELECTION. — AMUSEMENTS.—SOCIETY BALL IN STILLWATER. — FOOTNOTES:
10. 10.CHAPTER III. — BIOGRAPHIES. — EARLY RIVER PILOTS.
11. 11.CHAPTER IV. — POLK COUNTY—DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY. — THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. — FRONTIER JUSTICE. — POPULATION OF ST. CROIX FALLS IN 1848. — NATURAL LANGUAGE. — THE DROWNING OF HAMLET H. PERKINS. — A QUAILTOWN MURDER. — MINERAL PERMITS. — MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES. — AN INDIAN SCARE. — THE FIRST FIRE CANOE. — MILL BUILDING. — INDIAN MURDERS. — INDIAN BATTLE OF STILLWATER — THE FIRST LOGGERS. — THE FIRST RAFTING. — AN INDIAN PAYMENT. — INDIAN DANCING AND THEFT. — OTHER THEFTS. — HARD TIMES. — UGH! UGH! — MRS. WORTH AND MUCKATICE.
12. 12.CHAPTER V. — BIOGRAPHIES. — ALDEN. — APPLE RIVER. — BALSAM LAKE. — BEAVER. — BLACK BROOK. — CLAM FALLS. — CLAYTON. — CLEAR LAKE. — PINEVILLE. — EUREKA. — FARMINGTON. — BIOGRAPHICAL. — GARFIELD. — GEORGETOWN. — TWO MEN MURDERED. — LAKETOWN. — LINCOLN. — LORAINE. — LUCK. — MILLTOWN. — OSCEOLA. — CHANGE OF NAME. — BIOGRAPHICAL. — ST. CROIX FALLS. — ST. CROIX FALLS VILLAGE. — WEST SWEDEN. — STERLING.
13. 13.CHAPTER VI. — ST. CROIX COUNTY. — HOW THE SCHOOL LANDS WERE SELECTED. — ST. CROIX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. — POMONA GRANGE. — AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. — MANUFACTURES. — ST. CROIX POOR FARM — FIRST TAX ROLL OF ST. CROIX COUNTY, 1848. — ST. CROIX FALLS. — WILLOW RIVER. — MOUTH OF LAKE ST. CROIX. — HUDSON CITY. — CITY GOVERNMENT. — MAYORS OF HUDSON CITY. — CITY SCHOOLS. — A MILITARY INSTITUTE — MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES. — BANKS. — THE OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES HOSPITAL. — WATER WORKS. — HOTELS. — THE GREAT FIRE. — SOCIAL AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS. — BIOGRAPHICAL. — BALDWIN. — BALDWIN VILLAGE, — WOODVILLE VILLAGE — CADY. — CYLON, — EAU GALLE, — EMERALD — ERIN PRAIRIE. — FOREST, — GLENWOOD, — HAMMOND — HAMMOND VILLAGE, — HUDSON. — KINNIKINIC — PLEASANT VALLEY. — RICHMOND. — BOARDMAN VILLAGE — GRIDLEY VILLAGE — NEW RICHMOND — NEW RICHMOND CITY — BIOGRAPHICAL. — RUSH RIVER — SOMERSET — SOMERSET VILLAGE, — ST. JOSEPH — HOULTON. — BURKHARDT VILLAGE — SPRINGFIELD, — HERSEY. — WILSON VILLAGE, — STANTON — STAR PRAIRIE, — HUNTINGTON VILLAGE — STAR PRAIRIE VILLAGE, — TROY, — WARREN, — TOWN PLATS LOCATED IN ST. CROIX COUNTY.
14. 14.CHAPTER VII. — PIERCE COUNTY. — RAILROADS. — MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS. — ORGANIZATION OF TOWNS. — CLIFTON, — DIAMOND BLUFF — THE FIRST SETTLER. — EL PASO — ELLSWORTH — ELLSWORTH VILLAGE. — GILMAN. — HARTLAND. — ISABELLE. — MAIDEN ROCK. — MARTELL. — OAK GROVE. — PRESCOTT CITY — DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. — BIOGRAPHICAL. — AN INDIAN BATTLE. — RIVER FALLS — ASSOCIATIONS. — THE BANK OF RIVER FALLS — HUDSON & RIVER FALLS RAILROAD. — RIVER FALLS BOARD OF TRADE — FIRES. — RIVER FALLS CITY. — THE FOURTH STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT RIVER FALLS—HISTORY. — REGULATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE NORMAL SCHOOLS. — ROCK ELM — SALEM. — SPRING LAKE — TRENTON. — TRIMBELLE. — UNION. — FOOTNOTES:
15. 15.CHAPTER VIII. — BURNETT, WASHBURN, SAWYER AND BARRON COUNTIES. — BURNETT COUNTY. — ORGANIZATION. — THE PINE BARRENS. — MURDERS. — THE FIRST MISSION. — GRANTSBURG — THE CRANBERRY MARSHES. — WASHBURN COUNTY. — SHELL LAKE — SPOONER, — VEAZIE VILLAGE — SAWYER COUNTY. — BARRON COUNTY. — TURTLE LAKE TOWN — BARRON, — PERLEY VILLAGE — CUMBERLAND VILLAGE — SPRAGUE — COMSTOCK, — BARRONETT,
16. 16.CHAPTER IX. — ASHLAND, BAYFIELD AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES. — ASHLAND COUNTY. — ASHLAND — BAYFIELD COUNTY. — BAYFIELD. — WASHBURN — DRUMMOND, PRATT AND MASON — CABLE STATION, — DOUGLAS COUNTY. — SUPERIOR CITY. — WEST SUPERIOR
17. 17.CHAPTER X. — PINE COUNTY. — POKEGAMA LAKE. — BATTLE OF POKEGAMA. — A NOBLE CHIEF. — FRANK CONFESSIONS. — A COWARDLY DEED. — AN UNJUST ACCUSATION. — INDIAN MAGNANIMITY. — CHENGWATANA. — HINCKLEY. — THE VILLAGE OF HINCKLEY — SANDSTONE VILLAGE — KETTLE RIVER. — MISSION CREEK — PINE CITY. — ROCK CREEK — ROYALTON — WINDERMERE — A ROCK CREEK MURDER. — THE BURNING OF A JAIL. — A DISFIGURED FAMILY. — INDIAN FAITH CURE. — INDIAN GRAVES. — STOICISM OF THE INDIAN. — AN INDIAN DANCE. — FOOTNOTES:
18. 18.CHAPTER XI. — KANABEC COUNTY. — ARTHUR. — MORA, — BRONSON. — BRUNSWICK — GROUND HOUSE CITY — GRASS LAKE — ISANTI COUNTY. — CAMBRIDGE, — NORTH BRANCH TOWN — OXFORD. — MILLE LACS COUNTY. — MILACCA — BRIDGMAN VILLAGE, — PRINCETON. — BIOGRAPHICAL.
19. 19.CHAPTER XII. — CHISAGO COUNTY. — LOCATION—SURFACE—SCENERY. — CHISAGO LAKE. — DALLES OF ST. CROIX. — THE DEVIL'S CHAIR. — THE WELLS. — SETTLEMENT AND ORGANIZATION. — BRANCH. — NORTH BRANCH STATION. — CHISAGO LAKE. — CENTRE CITY, — LINDSTROM VILLAGE, — CHISAGO CITY. — FISH LAKE. — FRANCONIA — FRANCONIA VILLAGE — HARRIS. — HARRIS VILLAGE. — LENT. — NESSELL. — RUSH SEBA. — RUSH CITY. — SHAFER — SUNRISE. — SUNRISE VILLAGE — KOST VILLAGE — CHIPPEWA — DRONTHEIM — NASHUA — WASHINGTON — TAYLOR'S FALLS. — AN INDIAN DANCE.
20. 20.CHAPTER XIII. — BIOGRAPHICAL. — WYOMING — WYOMING VILLAGE — DEER GARDEN VILLAGE
21. 21.CHAPTER XIV. — WASHINGTON COUNTY. — AFTON — AFTON VILLAGE. — SOUTH AFTON — VALLEY CREEK — ST. MARY VILLAGE — BAYTOWN — BAYTOWN VILLAGE. — BANGOR VILLAGE — MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE — SOUTH STILLWATER — COTTAGE GROVE — COTTAGE GROVE VILLAGE — LANGDON VILLAGE — DENMARK. — POINT DOUGLAS. — FOREST LAKE. — FOREST LAKE VILLAGE — GRANT. — DELLWOOD VILLAGE — EAGLE CITY — MAHTOMEDI — WILDWOOD PARK — LAKELAND. — LAKELAND VILLAGE, — MARINE. — MARINE MILLS VILLAGE. — IMPROVEMENTS. — VASA VILLAGE — NEWPORT. — GRAY CLOUD CITY — NEWPORT VILLAGE — OAKDALE. — ONEKA. — ONEKA, — SHADY SIDE VILLAGE, — STILLWATER. — OAK PARK — WOODBURY,
22. 22.CHAPTER XV. — WASHINGTON COUNTY—CONTINUED. — CITY OF STILLWATER. — CITY GOVERNMENT. — CITY MARSHALS. — THE POST OFFICE, — RAPID GROWTH. — HOTELS. — CITY BANKS. — FIRST NATIONAL BANK — LUMBERMAN'S NATIONAL BANK, — STILLWATER SAVINGS BANK, — ST. CROIX LUMBERMEN'S BOARD OF TRADE — STILLWATER BOARD OF TRADE. — STILLWATER WATER COMPANY. — FIRE DEPARTMENT. — THE ST. CROIX HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY — STILLWATER GASLIGHT COMPANY. — TELEGRAPH OFFICE. — THE NATIONAL BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY — UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY — EXPRESS COMPANIES. — THE STILLWATER BRIDGE. — LUMBERING INTERESTS. — FLOURING MILLS. — MANUFACTORIES. — CARRIAGE MANUFACTORIES. — CHURCH SOCIETIES AND BUILDINGS. — THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH — ST. MICHAEL'S (CATHOLIC) CHURCH — ST. MARY'S (CATHOLIC) CHURCH, — THE UNIVERSALIST CHURCH — SWEDISH LUTHERAN. — THE FIRST GERMAN LUTHERAN — THE NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN — THE GERMAN METHODIST — THE SALEM GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH — THE DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH — SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL. — THE ST. JOSEPH'S (CATHOLIC) CHURCH — THE SWEDISH METHODIST CHURCH — THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION — PUBLIC BUILDINGS. — SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS. — CEMETERIES. — WASHINGTON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. — MINNESOTA STATE PRISON. — FIRES. — BONDS AND INDEBTEDNESS.
23. 23.CHAPTER XVI. — STEARNS, ANOKA AND SHERBURNE COUNTIES. — STEARNS COUNTY. — ST. CLOUD. — LA SAUK, — ANOKA COUNTY. — ANOKA. — ANOKA CITY. — BETHEL — BLAINE, — BURNS — CENTREVILLE — CENTREVILLE VILLAGE — COLUMBUS, — FRIDLEY. — GROW — HAM LAKE, — LINWOOD. — OAK GROVE — RAMSEY, — ST. FRANCIS — AN INDIAN RIOT. — SHERBURNE COUNTY. — TOWNS. — VILLAGES OF SHERBURNE COUNTY. — ELK RIVER, — EAST ST. CLOUD, — CLEAR LAKE — BECKER — BIG LAKE,
24. 24.CHAPTER XVII. — BENTON COUNTY. — SAUK RAPIDS. — WATAB. — MORRISON COUNTY. — LITTLE FALLS VILLAGE, — ROYALTON VILLAGE — CROW WING COUNTY. — MURDERERS LYNCHED. — BRAINERD
25. 25.CHAPTER XVIII. — AITKIN COUNTY. — AITKIN VILLAGE. — CARLTON COUNTY. — THOMSON. — CLOQUET, — MOOSE LAKE STATION, — BARNUM STATION, — MAHTOWA STATION, — NORTH PACIFIC JUNCTION — ST. LOUIS COUNTY. — DULUTH. — FOND DU LAC, — ONEOTA — CLIFTON. — PORTLAND, — ENDION, — MIDDLETON, — MONTEZUMA, — BUCHANAN, — ST. LOUIS FALLS — FREMONT ISLAND. — TOWER, — LAKE COUNTY. — TWO HARBORS, — COOK COUNTY.
26. 26.CHAPTER XIX. — HENNEPIN COUNTY. — FORT SNELLING. — ST. ANTHONY FALLS. — ST. ANTHONY FALLS. — MINNEAPOLIS. — WATER VERSUS STEAM. — TERRIFIC EXPLOSION AT THE FLOUR MILLS. — SUBURBAN RESORTS—LAKE MINNETONKA. — PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN MINNEAPOLIS COSTING $100,000 AND UPWARD. — POST OFFICE STATISTICS FOR 1886. — HISTORY OF THE POST OFFICE AT MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. — Postmasters. — WEST MINNEAPOLIS.
27. 27.CHAPTER XX. — RAMSEY COUNTY. — POPULATION OF ST. PAUL. — SCHOOLS IN 1886. — STATISTICS OF BUILDINGS COSTING $100,000 AND OVER. — MAYORS OF ST. PAUL. — MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS. — WEST ST. PAUL. — TOWNS OF RAMSEY COUNTY. — WHITE BEAR. — WHITE BEAR LAKE — SOUTH ST. PAUL — NORTH ST. PAUL. — POST OFFICE. — GENERAL BUSINESS. — MONEY ORDER BUSINESS. — POST OFFICE HISTORY.
28. 28.CHAPTER XXI. — BIOGRAPHICAL.
29. 29.CHAPTER XXII. — DAKOTA COUNTY. — HASTINGS, — FARMINGTON, — BIOGRAPHICAL. — GOODHUE COUNTY. — BIOGRAPHICAL. — WABASHA COUNTY. — WINONA COUNTY
30. 30.CHAPTER XXIII. — MISCELLANEOUS BIOGRAPHIES.
31. 31.APPENDIX. — MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS, ITEMS AND STATISTICS, INCLUDING AN ACCURATE ACCOUNT OF THE VARIOUS TREATIES BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AND THE INDIAN TRIBES INHABITING THE TERRITORIES OF WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA. — BRIEF HISTORY OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY UNTIL THE CREATION OF WISCONSIN TERRITORY IN 1836. — SPANISH CLAIMS. — FRENCH CLAIMS. — THE BOUNDARY QUESTION. — INDIAN TREATIES. — GEN. PIKE AND THE INDIANS. — The Establishment of United States Surveys in the Northwest—A Condensed Statement from the Records of the Books in the Surveyor General's Office. — THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. — FIRST ENTRIES. — LIST OF OFFICERS. — TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT OF WISCONSIN. — FIRST LEGISLATURE—REPRESENTATIVES OF CRAWFORD COUNTY. — SECOND LEGISLATURE. — THIRD LEGISLATURE—REPRESENTATIVES OF CRAWFORD AND ST. CROIX COUNTIES. — FOURTH LEGISLATURE. — FIFTH LEGISLATURE. — CRAWFORD, ST. CROIX, CHIPPEWA AND LA POINTE COUNTIES. — STATE GOVERNMENT OF WISCONSIN. — UNITED STATES SENATORS. — UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES. — WISCONSIN STATE LEGISLATURE. — TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT OF MINNESOTA. — CENSUS OF THE TERRITORY—AUGUST, 1849. — FIRST TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE.—HELD SEPT. 3 TO NOV. 1, 1849. — SECOND TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, 1851. — THIRD TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, 1852. — FOURTH TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, 1853. — FIFTH TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, 1854. — SIXTH TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, 1855. — SEVENTH TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, 1856. — EIGHTH TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE, 1857. — THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF 1857. — REPRESENTATIVES FROM ST. CROIX VALLEY. — GOVERNORS OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA. — SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICES. — ASSOCIATE JUSTICES. — UNITED STATES SENATORS FROM MINNESOTA. — REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. — FIRST STATE LEGISLATURE, 1857-8. — SECOND STATE LEGISLATURE, 1859-60. — THIRD STATE LEGISLATURE, 1861. — FOURTH LEGISLATURE, 1862. — FIFTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1863. — SIXTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1864. — SEVENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1865. — EIGHTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1866. — NINTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1867. — TENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1868. — ELEVENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1869. — TWELFTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1870. — THIRTEENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1871. — FOURTEENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1872. — FIFTEENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1873. — SIXTEENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1874. — SEVENTEENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1875. — EIGHTEENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1876. — NINETEENTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1877. — TWENTIETH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1878. — TWENTY-FIRST STATE LEGISLATURE, 1879. — TWENTY-SECOND STATE LEGISLATURE, 1881. — TWENTY-THIRD STATE LEGISLATURE, 1883. — TWENTY-FOURTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1885. — TWENTY-FIFTH STATE LEGISLATURE, 1887. — THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF 1857. — FIRST MINNESOTA STATE LEGISLATURE, HELD 1857-8. — ADJOURNED SESSION. — LAND GRANTS, RAILROAD SURVEYS AND CONSTRUCTION. — THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. — THE CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS & OMAHA RAILROAD. — THE ST. PAUL & DULUTH RAILROAD (FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE LAKE SUPERIOR & MISSISSIPPI). — MINNESOTA & MANITOBA RAILROAD. — STILLWATER, WHITE BEAR & ST. PAUL RAILROAD. — THE ST. PAUL, STILLWATER & TAYLOR'S FALLS RAILROAD. — THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL (BRANCH) RAILROAD. — TAYLOR'S FALLS & LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD. — CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILROAD—RIVER DIVISION. — MINNEAPOLIS, SAULT STE. MARIE & ATLANTIC. — CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & NORTHERN RAILROAD. — MILEAGE OF ROADS CENTRING IN ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS IN 1887. — CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE ST. CROIX RIVER. — INLAND NAVIGATION. — THE WATERWAYS CONVENTION OF 1885. — RESOLUTION INTRODUCED AT THE WATERWAYS CONVENTION HELD IN ST. PAUL, SEPTEMBER, 1885. — EARLY STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION. — LATER NAVIGATION ON THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI. — STEAMBOATING ON THE ST. CROIX. — ICE BOATS. — STEAMBOAT LIFE—1846. — ST. CROIX BOOM COMPANY. — THE LANGUAGE OF THE LOGS. — AMOUNT OF LOGS CUT FROM 1857 TO 1888. — CHARTERED DAMS. — LUMBERING ON THE ST. CROIX IN 1845. — LUMBERING ON THE ST. CROIX IN 1886. — THE LOG JAMS OF THE ST. CROIX. — POPULATION OF WISCONSIN. — POPULATION OF ST. CROIX, PIERCE, POLK, BURNETT, AND SAWYER COUNTIES. — POPULATION OF MINNESOTA. — MINNESOTA STATE CAPITOL. — BURNING OF THE CAPITOL. — SELKIRK VISITORS. — CYCLONES. — THE ISANTI COUNTY CYCLONE. — THE COTTAGE GROVE CYCLONE. — THE CYCLONE AT WHITE BEAR AND MARINE, MINNESOTA, AND CLEAR LAKE, WISCONSIN. — THE ST. CLOUD AND SAUK RAPIDS CYCLONE OF 1886. — STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. — ASIATIC CHOLERA. — DECREE OF CITIZENSHIP. — BURNING OF THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. — GRASSHOPPERS. — ANCIENT MOUNDS. — LAKE ITASCA. — COPPER MINING ON THE ST. CROIX. — REMINISCENCES OF REV. JULIUS S. WEBBER. [K] — AN AMUSING INCIDENT. — THE OLD SETTLERS ASSOCIATION. — ORGANIZATION. — OBJECTS AND ORGANIZATION. — ITS PROGRESS. — ITS PRESENT CONDITION. — PROPOSED BUILDING FOR THE SOCIETY. — PRESIDENTS OF THE OLD SETTLERS ASSOCIATION. — THE ST. CROIX VALLEY OLD SETTLERS ASSOCIATION. — NEWSPAPER HISTORY IN RAMSEY COUNTY. — OTHER ST. PAUL PUBLICATIONS. — HENNEPIN COUNTY. — PAPERS OF MINNEAPOLIS. — EXCELSIOR. — WASHINGTON COUNTY. — CHISAGO COUNTY. — PINE COUNTY—PINE CITY. — CARLTON COUNTY—CLOQUET. — ST. LOUIS COUNTY—DULUTH. — TOWER. — TWO HARBORS. — AITKIN COUNTY—AITKIN. — CROW WING COUNTY—BRAINERD. — KANABEC COUNTY—MORA. — MILLE LACS COUNTY—PRINCETON. — MORRISON COUNTY—LITTLE FALLS. — ROYALTON. — STEARNS COUNTY—MELROSE AND SAUK CENTRE. — SAUK CENTRE. — ST. CLOUD. — SHERBURNE COUNTY—ELK RIVER. — ISANTI COUNTY—CAMBRIDGE. — BENTON COUNTY. — ANOKA COUNTY—ANOKA. — DAKOTA COUNTY—FARMINGTON. — GOODHUE COUNTY—CANNON RIVER FALLS. — KENYON. — PINE ISLAND. — RED WING. — ZUMBROTA. — WABASHA COUNTY—MAZEPPA. — PLAINVIEW. — WINONA COUNTY—ST. CHARLES. — NEWSPAPERS IN WISCONSIN. — PIERCE COUNTY—ELLSWORTH. — RIVER FALLS. — ST. CROIX COUNTY—BALDWIN. — HAMMOND. — HUDSON. — NEW RICHMOND. — POLK COUNTY—CLEAR LAKE. — OSCEOLA MILLS. — ST. CROIX FALLS. — BARRON COUNTY—BARRON. — CHETEK. — CUMBERLAND. — RICE LAKE. — SAWYER COUNTY—HAYWOOD. — BURNETT COUNTY—GRANTSBURG. — ASHLAND COUNTY—ASHLAND. — GLIDDEN. — HURLEY. — BAYFIELD COUNTY—BAYFIELD. — WASHBURN. — DOUGLAS COUNTY—SUPERIOR. — WASHBURN COUNTY. — AN ODD CHAPTER IN POLITICAL HISTORY—THE BLACK HAWK WAR. — AN EARLY RUNAWAY MATCH. — DRED SCOTT AT FORT SNELLING. — OLD BETZ AND THE ST. PAUL TRIBE OF INDIANS. — FOOTNOTES:
32. 32.ADDENDA. — LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ST. CROIX VALLEY—WISCONSIN SIDE.

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