INDEX TO PACIFIC NORTHWESTERNER, 1955-2012

This index is the first to cover almost the entire span of Pacific Northwesterner. The most recent previous index was prepared in 1996. It was the last in a series of four beginning in 1955, each covering a different span of years. The present index is not a cumulation of these indexes but is an entirely new work based on different indexing principles and a re-reading of the articles. However, if you already own the original indexes, keep them. They are still very useful and complement this new index. The principle used in the previous indexes, especially the last two, was based more on words on a page than on the over-all subject of the article. The present index, although including specific terms and names mentioned on at least three pages of an article, is based on the conviction that researchers are interested in the broad totality of an article as well as the narrow topics within it. Therefore, a general term such as “Frontier and pioneer life” is posted along with specific names and topics mentioned prominently within the article. Accordingly, for all topics, whether broad or narrow, paging given in the citation is for the whole article, not the pages on which a term appears. To use this index, find the topic you want. For example, if you are researching the flu epidemic of 1918, you will find three postings under that topic. One of them is: Flu epidemic of 1918: Knoll, When Knoll, the name after the topic, is the last name of the author of the article. The next word, When, is the first word of the title. To get the full citation for the article, go to: Knoll, Kenneth, “When the Plague Hit Spokane,” Vol. 33, No. 1, 1989, 1-7 Here is another example: Under the topic Vigilantes, there are six postings. One is Vigilantes: Gill, Montana Gill, Larry, “Montana Stranglers: Vigilante Activities … in 1884,” Vol. 11, No. 3, 1967, 39-43

Abel, James, “Wheat in the Northwest,” Vol. 8, No. 1, 1964, 14-16; No. 2, 1964, 28-32

Abrahamson, Laura Iversen: Ellingson, This

Abrams, William Penn: Hackbarth

Adams, Glen, “A Lady Travels Our Region: The Northwest …,” Vol. 24, No. 3, 1980, 33-40

Adams, Glen, “History of Transportation in Fairfield …,” Vol. 42, Issue 2, 1998, 30-37

Adams, Glen, “How the Pioneers Got Their Mail,” Vol. 32, No. 2, 1988, 17-24

Adams, Otto: Adams, How

Adams, Ramon, “The Army and the Cowboy’s Neckerchief,” Vol. 40, No. 4, 1996, 15

Adams, William James: Adams, How

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Agricultural colleges; See Land-grant universities;Washington State College (University)

Agricultural extension program: Entenmann

Agriculture – Deep Creek Colony: Reimers, Indian

Agriculture – Economic aspects: Kizer, Horse

Agriculture – Horses: Cadagan

Agriculture – Indian: Reimers, Indian

Agriculture – Machinery: Cadagan

Agriculture – Palouse region: See Palouse region – Agriculture

Agriculture – Spokane Valley: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Agriculture; see also Dry farming; Farming; Farm life: Irrigation; Ranch life; Individual crops

Air Force – 390th Bomb Group: Shore, From

Air pollution: Barr

Airmail service: Thomson, Spokane’s

Airplane travel: Thomson, Spokane’s

Airports – Spokane: Shore, From

Alaska – Exploration: McGrew, Robert

Alaska – Travel in: Miles, Alaskan

Albert, Skip: Ellingson, Fire

Aldrich, Dale Wilfred: Quann, Coulee

Aleutian Islands: Thomson, Wild

Alexander, Joseph: Sandburg, Partnership

Alexander-Freidenrich Company (mercantile): Sandburg, Partnership

Allen, Ace: Quann, Blazes

Alpin, Glen, “The Gray Ghost of the Confederacy …,” Vol. 28, No. 4, 1984, 49-55

American Federation of Labor: Wyman

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American Mineral Production Company: Buchanan, Magnesite

American Smelting and Refining Company: Bamonte, Murray

Anaconda, Montana: Martin, Rex, Rivalry

Anderson, Alexander Caulfield: Peacock, Chief

Anderson, Charles, “I Touched Harry Tracy’s Corpse,” Vol. 17, No. 4, 1973, 61-67

Anderson, Charles, “Mine Name Fictional, But Story Isn’t,” Vol. 19, No. 4, 1975, 59-63

Anderson, John B.: Knoll, When

Anian, Strait of: Pearson, Searching

Anon, “Corral Joins in Spokane Centennial, Vol. 25, No. 1, 1981, 16

Anon, “Corral Wins Heads Up, Vol. 24, No. 1, 1980, p. 14

Anon, “History of the USS Spokane,”Vol. 39, No. 3, 1995, 47-58

Anon, “Liberated Woman a Fine Book,” Vol. 18, No. 4, 1974, 66-67 (book review)

Anon, “MONAC, New Indian Center Astounding,” Vol. 18, No. 1, 1974, 11-14

Anon, “Seven Alone Movie Maligns Sagers,” Vol. 19, No. 2, 1975, 31-32

Anon, “Spokane Automobile Guide and Directory,” Vol. 43, Issue 2, 1999, 48-59

Anon, “Women Admitted to Membership,” Vol. 38, No. 2, 1994, 32

Apache Indians: Hodgson, Apache

Arborcrest Winery: Barr

Architecture – History: Neraas

Architecture – Spokane; See Spokane – Architecture

Arksey, Laura, “In No Uncertain Terms … Writings of May A. Hutton,” Vol. 51, Issue 1, 2008, 3-46

Arksey, Laura, “Narcissa Whitman and Converting the West,” Vol. 40, No. 1, 1996, 1-13

Arksey, Laura, “Pacific Northwesterner Hits Cyberspace …,” Vol. 49, Issue 2, 2005, 27-30

Arksey, Laura, “Roads, Cars and the Summer of 1916,” Vol. 43, Issue 2, 1999, 3-47

Arksey, Laura, “William H. Cowles … Spokane-Santa Barbara Connection,” Vol. 53, Issue 2, 2009, 5-51

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Armour, Selma: Edgerton, More

Army life in the West: Conklin

Army Specialized Training Reserve Corps: Butler, Alfred, Contribution

Art, Carl W.: Thomson, Spokane’s

Art, Western American; See Western artists

Arthur H. Clark Company (publishers): Clark, Paper

Artists – Spokane: Mason

Artists – Washington Territory: Mason

Atomic energy: Chestnut

Aulbach, Adam: Marshall, Historical

Aulbach, Adam: Bamonte, Murray

Automobile clubs: Arksey, Roads

Automobile clubs: Olson

Automobile travel: Arksey, Roads

Automobile travel: Butler, Alfred, Motor

Automobile travel: Olson

Automobile travel: Siegert, Memories

Automobile travel: Thomson, Snoqualmie

Automobile travel: Wood

Automobiles – Classic cars: Brooke

Automobiles – Early: Siegert, Memories

Automobiles – Model T: Siegert, Memories

Automobiles – Ownership in Spokane: Anon, Spokane

Automobiles – Winterizing: Siegert, Memories

Aviation – Spokane: Shore, From

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Aviation – Spokane: Thomson, Spokane’s

Ayars, Albert L., “Colville Loved H.O. Bair,” Vol. 16, No. 1, 1972, 12-16

Babcock, Ira L.: Edgerton, Government

Baily, Joseph, “Mullan’s Axe and Shovel Passage,” Vol. 2, No. 1, 1958, 1-8

Baily, Joseph, “Nez Perces in Yellowstone,” Vol. 11, No. 1, 1967, 1-12

Baily, Joseph, “The Magruder Murder,” Vol. 7, No. 2, 1963, 17-32

Bair, Hayward O.: Ayars

Bair, Ron: Becker

Baker, Dorsey Syng: Hagen, M.D.

Baker, Dorsey: Peltier, Jerome, Robert

Ball, Donald, “… Moving the 1388 Indian Graves,” See Gibby, Lon

Ball, Howard T.: Gibby

Balloon bombs: Johnson, Randall, Japanese

Bamonte, Suzanne and Tony, “The Kalispels of the Pend Oreille River, Vol. 47, Issue 2, 2003, 3-57

Bamonte, Tony and Suzanne, “The Murray Gold Belt …,” Vol. 54, Issue 1, 2010, 3-70

Bamonte, Tony and Suzanne, “The Pend Oreille River and a Portrait …,” Vol. 41, No. 1, 1997, 8-15

Banks and banking – Montana: Edgerton, Helena

Banks and banking – Spokane: Kizer, Michael

Banks and banking – Spokane: Hoover

Banks and banking – Spokane: Reid

Banks and banking – Spokane: Sandburg, Right

Banks and banking – Washington Territory and early statehood: Reid

Bannock City, Montana: Edgerton, Montana

Bannock Indians: Schlicke, Snake

Barber, Amos W.: Watkins, Johnson

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Barber, Byron, “The Golden Era of Bridge Building,” Vol. 28, No. 1, 1984, 1-11

Barber, Elmer and Byron Barber, “Horse Business,” Vol. 30, No. 2, 1986, 24-32

Barber, Elmer, “Palouse Country Resort Pioneer,” Vol. 22, No. 3, 1978, 40-46

Barber, Elmer, “Pine City: A Pioneer Town …,” Vol. 26, No. 4, 1982, 59-64

Barkerville, British Columbia: Bradley

Barkley, William, and Mrs. Barkley: Schlicke, Petticoats

Barnaby, Joseph: Hackbarth

Barnett, Ralph: Schlicke, Robinson

Barns, Historic: Wells, Interpreting

Barr, William, “Man Against Corporation,” Vol. 31, No. 4, 1987, 57-64

Bassett, Alice Carey Lancaster: Johnson, Good

Bassett, George Washington: Johnson, Good

Bates, Katherine Lee: Montgomery, Eastern

Battle of the Little Big Horn: Herbison, Prelude

Battle of the Little Big Horn: Stuart

Battle of Wounded Knee: Marshall, Wounded

Battle of Wounded Knee: Peltier, Jerome, Wounded

Bayley, Emery and Lester: Esvelt, Upper

Beachy, Hill: Baily, Magruder

Bear Hunter (Bannock chief): Schlicke, Snake

Beardsley, Arthur, “John Butler Chapman, ‘First’ Washington Lawyer…,” Vol. 39, No. 3, 1995, 33-46

Bears: d’Easum, Bears

Beasley, John: Bamonte, Murray

Beaver, Herbert, and Mrs. Beaver: Schlicke, Petticoats

Becker, Duane, “Television Comes to Spokane,” Vol. 56, Issue 1, 2012, iii-v, 1-55

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Belgian immigrants: DeRuwe

Belshaw wagon train: Shore, Samuel

Belshaw, Marshall Winfield: Shore, Tales

Belshaw, Mary Ellen Hendrickson: Shore, Tales

Belshaw, Samuel: Shore, Samuel

Big Bend country: Esvelt, Chief

Big Bend country: Schlomer, Harders

Big Bend country: Schlomer, Inland

Big Buffalo Mine: Fahey, Buffalo

Bigelow, Daniel R.: Beardsley

Birchwood Farm: Wells, untitled

Bisbee, Charles E.: Butler, Alfred, People’s court

Bitterroot Mountains: Cerveny

Bitterroot Valley: Scott

Black Hills gold rush: Clark, Death

Black Horse Mine: Bamonte, Murray

Blackfoot Ferry: Kaiser, Straight

Blackfoot Indians – Reservation: Sabo

Blackwell House, Coeur d’Alene: Wood

Blair, John James: Blair, How

Blair, Seabury and Joe Ridgeley, “My First (and Last) Job Herding Sheep,” Vol. 28, No. 3, 1984, 43-48

Blair, Seabury, “A Spokane Boyhood – from 1909 to 1920,” Vol. 23, No. 2, 1979, 30-32

Blair, Seabury, “How the West was Sold,” Vol. 24, No. 2, 1980, 31-32

Blair, Seabury, “How We Hustled Silk to the East,” Vol. 25, No. 4, 1981, 49-57

Blair, Seabury, “Two Spots Dear to the Heart: Nat Park and the Fair,” Vol. 24, No. 1, 1980, 15-16

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Blair, Seabury, “Wheeling Them Over the Rocky Mountains,” Vol. 31, No. 2, 1987, 31-32

Blake, Gordon A.: Butler, North

Blanchet, A.M.A.: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Blanket stiffs: Segesman, Skid

Blosser, Timothy, “Dairy Industry: Early History in the Inland Northwest,” Vol. 45, Issue 1, 2001, 3-42

Blumenauer family: Wells, Interpreting

Boise, Idaho: Noll

Bolen, Andrew: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Bolker, Norman, “A Market Place for Dreams,” Vol. 30, No. 1, 1986, 1-11

Bolker, Norman, “Daniel Drumheller, Nature’s Nobleman,” Vol. 26, No. 4, 1982, 49-58

Bolker, Norman, “Good Genes and a Bit of Luck,” Vol. 33, No. 1, 1989, 14-16

Bond, Rowland, “Center’s Birth Was Painful,” Vol. 18, No. 1, 1974, 14-20

Boone, William J.: Cochran

Bootlegging: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Bootlegging: Holmes

Borah, William E.: Stark

Botanists: McLaughlin

Boundaries – Idaho and Montana: Collins, Why

Boundaries – United States and Canada: Powell, Line

Boundaries – Washington and British Columbia: Powell, Line

Bowers, Russell D., “The Le Roi Mine and Smelter,” Vol. 7, No. 3, 1963, 43-48

Boyd, Harold R., “Terror in the East Palouse,” Vol. 2, No. 3, 1958, 33-38

Bradbury, Ellen: Reimers, Ellen’s

Bradbury, James: Reimers, Ellen’s

Bradford, Lowell, “Chief Joseph and His Nez Perces,” Vol. 5, No. 4, 1961, 58-64

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Bradford, Lowell, “Highlights of Fort Vancouver,” Vol. 12, No. 3, 1968, 33-44

Bradley, Theodore, “Cariboo Trail to Barkerville,” Vol. 8, No. 2, 1964, 17-28; No. 3, 46-48

Bridges – Design and construction: Barber, Byron, Golden

Bridges – Spokane; See Spokane – Bridges

Briley, Bob: Becker

Broadview Dairy: Sahlin

Brooke, George S.: Reid

Brooke, Phillip S., Jr., “Classic Cars ‘Send’ Me,” Vol. 18, No. 2, 1974, 21-29

Brouillet, J.B.A.: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Brown, Lawrence H.: Arksey, Roads

Browne, John J.: Erickson, Educational

Browne, John J.: Woodward, Indomitable

Brown-Johnston Company: Edgerton, Hometown

Broyles, Duane and Howard Ness, “Vintage Postcards from Old Spokane,” Vol. 48, Issue 2, 2004, 1-128

Bruce, Robin, “Joshua Welch, the Cheney Chair Maker,” Vol. 32, No. 1, 1988, 10-16

Bryan, William Jennings: Pearson, Spokane

Bryan, William Jennings: Arksey, In

Bryant, Winton F.: Ellingson, Humdrum

Buchanan, Jess, “Higher Education in the Palouse Hills …,” Vol. 24, No. 2, 1980, 17-27

Buchanan, Jess, “The Magnesite Rush to Stevens County, 1916,” Vol. 25, No. 3, 1981, 33-42

Buckley, Archie M.: Quann, Blazes

Buckley, James M.: Fahey, Spokane

Buckley, Ralph: Erickson, Spokane’s

Buffalo Hump Mind: Fahey, Buffalo

Buffalo hunters: McGrew, Buffalo

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Buffalo, Wyoming: Watkins, Johnson

Buffalo: McGrew, Buffalo

Buffalo: Sabo

Bull Pen: Corcoran, Thomas

Bull teams: Miracle, Bull

Bulldozers: Victor, Ubiquitous

Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mine: Chandler

Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mine: Corcoran, Thomas

Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mine: Dolph, Thundering

Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mine: Montgomery, Harry

Bunyan, Paul; see Paul Bunyan tales

Burdan, Mollie: Marshall, Historical

Burdan, Molly: Randall, Gold

Bureau of Reclamation: Quann, Big

Burke, Idaho: Corcoran, Thomas

Burns Detective Agency: Edgerton, More

Burrows Brothers (publishers): Clark, Paper

Burton, Richard Francis: Poole, Burton

Busby, John: Peacock, Early

Bush, William: Holmes

Bustad, Leo K.: Quann, WSU

Butler, Alfred, “A Motor Trip to Yellowstone 1919,” Vol. 36, No. 1, 1992, 12-16

Butler, Alfred, “People Problems, and the Northern Pacific …,” Vol. 27, No. 1, 1983, 71-80

Butler, Alfred, “The Contribution of WSU to Victory in World War II,” Vol. 36, No. 1, 1992, 1-11

Butler, Alfred, “The North Piney Caper,” Vol. 31, No. 4, 1987, 49-56

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Butler, Alfred, “The People’s Court – 1898 Style,” Vol. 29, No. 1, 1984, 13-16

Butler, Alfred, “The Train Wreck That Saved Lives,” Vol. 35, No. 2, 1991, 17-32

Butler, Bruce, “Last Call of the Steam Whistle …,” Vol. 25, No. 4, 1981, 58-64

Butts, Ethel: Knoll, When

Cabinet Gorge Dam: Johnson, Impossible

Cadagan, Dan, “Horse Power in the Palouse,” Vol. 31, No. 3, 1987, 33-39

Cain, A.J.: Sanford, Nez Perce

Caldwell, Idaho: Cochran

Camping: Butler, Alfred, Motor

Canadian Pacific Railroad: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

Cannon, A.M.: Woodward, Indomitable

Cape Disappointment: Siegert, Crossing

Captain Jack (Indian): Edgerton, Our

Carey Act: Powell, I’ll

Carey Act: Powell, Oh

Carey, Robert H.: Quann, Blazes

Cariboo Trail/Road: Bradley

Carlin, William E.: Cerveny

Carnation Dairy: Sahlin

Carnegie libraries: Peltier, Frank

Carpenter, Frank: Baily, Nez

Cascade Mountains – Roads: Thomson, Snoqualmie

Cassidy, Butch: Hagen, Bandit

Cataldo, Joseph: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Catholics; See Missions and missionaries - Catholic; Jesuits; Mother Joseph, etc.

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Cattle – Dairy: Blosser

Cattle – History and characteristics: Gill, Contemporary

Cattle barons – Montana: Gill, Montana

Cattle barons: Schlomer, Harders

Cattle barons: Sheller

Cattle barons: McGrew, Conrad

Cattle brands and branding: Johnson, Branding

Cattle brands: Miracle, Readin’

Cattle breeders: Blosser

Cattle business: Bolker, Daniel

Cattle drives: Bolker, Daniel

Cattle drives: McGrew, Conrad

Cattle drives: Sheller

Cattle markets: Miracle, Readin’

Cattle on the Oregon Trail: Powell, Sign

Cattle rustling; see Rustling

Cattle wars; see Range wars

Cayuse Indians: Arksey, Narcissa

Cayuse Indians: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Cayuse Indians: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Cement industry: Barr

Cemeteries: Jensen

Censuses: Woodward, Indomitable

Centralia massacre: Wyman

Cerveny, George R., “Human Spirit Broke Down …” Vol. 19, No. 3, 1975, 33-48

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Champa, John: Thomson, Tie

Champion, Nathan D.: Watkins, Johnson

Chandler, Charles, “Alas, Poor Farmington,” Vol. 15, No. 4, 1971, 49-63

Chandler, Charles, “The ‘War’ In the Coeur d’Alenes,” Vol. 5, No. 3, 1961, 42-48

Chapman, John Butler: Beardsley

Charbonneau, Baptiste (Pomp): Poole, Charbono’s

Charbonneau, Toussaint: Poole, Charbono’s

Chelan Trail: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Cheney Academy: Erickson, Educational

Cheney Cowles Museum; See Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture

Cheney Normal School: Erickson, Educational

Cheney, Benjamin P.: Erickson, Educational

Cheney, Washington – County seat dispute: Schlicke, What’s

Cheney, Washington: Bruce

Chestnut, Louis, “I Was There, Leslie,” Vol. 30, No. 2, 1986, 17-24

Chewelah, Washington: Buchanan, Magnesite

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad: Barber, Palouse

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railway: Peacock, Early

Chilberg, Kim Michelle: Quann, Blazes

Chilberg, Kim Michelle: Quann, WSU

Childhood memories – Farm: Powell, Oh

Childhood memories – Homesteading: Joss

Childhood memories – Idaho: Powell, Oh

Childhood memories – North Idaho: Thornton

Childhood memories – Northwest: Gilbert

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Childhood memories – Potlatch, Idaho: Harris

Childhood memories – Spokane; See Spokane – Childhood memories

Children – Work: Henry

Chinatown – Spokane: Kershner

Chinese – Funeral and burial customs: Woodward, Early

Chinese – Massacres of: Esvelt, Upper

Chinese Exclusion Act: Soennichsen

Chinese immigrants: Kershner

Chinese immigrants: Soennichsen

Chinese immigrants: Woodward, Early

Chinese placer mining: Esvelt, Upper

Chirikof Island: Thomson, Wild

Christmas: Mason, Remembrance

Christmas: Peltier, Jerome, Christmas

Christmas: Wood

Churches; See Religion/churches

Circus Fans of America: Woodward, Harper

Circuses: Woodward, Harper

City Beautiful movement: Hodgson, Early

Civil War: Woodward, Thomas

Civil War – Confederate officers: Alpin

Civilian Conservation Corps: Knox

Civilian Conservation Corps: Victor, Ubiquitous

Clagett, William H.: Buchanan, Higher

Claim jumping: Muzzy

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Clark, Arthur H. Publisher: Clark, Paper

Clark, Patrick (Patsy): Turnbull

Clark, Robert, “Paper Pearls of a Pioneer Publisher …,” Vol. 35, No. 4, 1991, 49-59

Clark, Robert, “The Death of Crazy Horse,” Vol. 44, Issue 1, 2000, 5-24

Clark, Robert, “The Spokane Mission: Nine Years of Love and Conflict,” Vol. 38, No. 1, 1994, 1-16

Clark’s Old Book Store: Peltier, Jerome, How

Cliff House Hotel: Barber, Palouse

Clubs; See Organizations and clubs; Women’s clubs

Cochran, Barbara, “Dell Strahorn – a Pioneer with Style,” Vol. 27, No. 4, 1983, 49-55

Coeur d’Alene Indians: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Coeur d’Alene Mining District: Bamonte, Murray

Coeur d’Alene Mining District: Chandler

Coeur d’Alene Mining District: Dolph, Thundering

Coeur d’Alene mining district: Marshall, Placer

Coeur d’Alene Mining District: Pearson, Mr.

Coeur d’Alene Mining District: Randall, Gold

Coeur d’Alene Mining District: Stark

Coeur d’Alene Mining District – Labor troubles: Corcoran, Thomas

Coeur d’Alene Mining District – Labor troubles: Montgomery, Harry

Coeur d’Alene Railway & Navigation Company: Fahey, Spokane

Coeur d’Alene Railway & Navigation Company: Harvey, Uncle

Coeur d’Alene, Idaho: Gilbert

Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Childhood memories: Wood

Cole, King: Rodgers

Colegate, George: Cerveny

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Colfax, Washington: Connell

Colfax, Washington: Ladd

College of Idaho: Cochran

Collins, E. H. (Harry), “Why the Idaho Panhandle?” Vol. 18, No. 3, 1974, 41-46

Colporteurs: Miles, Alaskan

Colton, David C.: Ferris, Pioneer

Columbia River – Bar: Siegert, Crossing

Columbia River – Exploration: Siegert, Crossing

Columbia River – Ferries: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Columbia River – Fur trade era: Conn

Columbia River – Importance to the Northwest: Hagen, Great

Columbia River – Indian fishing: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Columbia River – Navigation: O’Brien, Upper

Columbia River mining region: Esvelt, Upper

Colville Indian Reservation: Hodgson, Apache

Colville Indian Reservation: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Colville Indians: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Colville Road (Trail): Hackbarth

Colville Valley: Peltier, Jerome, Pinkney

Colville, Washington: Ayars

Colville, Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Pinkney

Company towns: Harris

Concentration/flotation mills: Bamonte, Murray

Condit, Samuel Wilbur: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Condit’s Ferry; See Condon’s Ferry

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Condon, Thomas: Teakle, Thomas

Condon’s Ferry: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Condon’s Road: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Cone, Charles: Spencer, John

Conklin, Gene, “The Indian War ‘GI’”, Vol. 12. No. 1, 1968, 1-10

Conn, Richard, “the Iroquois in the West,” Vol. 4, No. 4, 1960, 59-63

Connell, Carl, “The Inland Telephone Story,” Vol. 3, No. 3, 1959, 42-48

Connelly, Edward M.: Erickson, Spokane’s

Connor, Patrick E.: Schlicke, Snake

Consolidated and Montana Motor Freight: Blair, Wheeling

Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company: Turnbull

Conversions, Religious: Montgomery, Harry

Converting the West, by Julie Jeffrey: Arksey, Narcissa

Cook, Francis Henry: Woodward, Indomitable

Cook, James (ship captain): Schlicke, West

Cook, Laura McCarty: Woodward, Indomitable

Coone, Elizabeth: Hackbarth

Cooperative extension program: Entenmann

Corbaley, Gordon C.: Hodgson, Early

Corbin Park Addition – Spokane: Fahey, Retirement

Corbin, Daniel Chase: Davis, D.C.

Corbin, Daniel Chase: Fahey, Retirement

Corbin, Daniel Chase: Fahey, Spokane

Corbin, Daniel Chase: Harvey, Uncle

Corbin, Daniel Chase: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

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Corcoran, Paul: Corcoran, Thomas

Corcoran, Thomas, “Labor Unions in the Coeur d’Alene Mining District…,” Vol. 27, No. 2, 1982, 17-32

Corruption – Government: Erickson, Spokane’s

Coulee City, Washington: Quann, Coulee

Country schools; See Schools, Rural

Covered wagons: Mason, Oregon

Cowboy artists; See Western artists

Cowboys – Attire: Adams, Ramon

Cowboys – History of the term: Robertson

Cowboys – Humor: Miller

Cowboys: Platt

Cowboys: Harvey, Gift

Cowboys: Miracle, Readin’

Cowles, Harriet Cheney: Arksey, William

Cowles, James: Rodgers

Cowles, William Hutchinson: Arksey, William

Cowley, Henry T.: Drury, Reminiscences

Cowley, Henry T.: Peltier, Jerome, In

Cowley, Henry T.: Reimers, Indian

Cowley, Michael M.: Kizer, Michael

Cowley, Michael M.: Smith, Eleanor

Cox, Ross: Peltier, Jerome, Christmas

Cox, Ross: Wyborney, Okanogan

Crazy Horse (Oglala Sioux warrior): Clark, Death

Creameries/Dairies: Blosser

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Creameries/Dairies: Sahlin

Creameries/Dairies: Wells, unitled

Creston, Washington: Anderson, I Touched

Crime – Idaho: Baily, Magruder

Crime – Idaho: Noll

Crime – Montana: Edgerton, Montana

Crime – Spokane; See Spokane – Crime

Crime – Washington Territory: Scanlan

Crime – White collar: Erickson, Spokane’s

Crosby, Bing: Becker

Curlew Ranger Station: Ellingson, Fire

Custer, George Armstrong: Herbison, Prelude

Custer, George Armstrong: Stuart

Cutter, Kirtland: Arksey, William

Cutter, Kirtland: Jensen

Dairy industry: Blosser

Dairy industry: Sahlin

Dairy industry: Wells, untitled

Dakotas – Indian massacres: Ellingson, Indian

Dams – Cabinet Gorge: Johnson, Impossible

Dams – Grand Coulee; See Grand Coulee Dam

Dams – Idaho: Powell, I’ll

Dams – Long Lake: Johnson, Impossible

Dams – Pend Oreille River: Bamonte, Pend

Dams – Post Falls: Johnson, Impossible

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Danish immigrants: Harder

Danish immigrants: McGrew, Conrad

Danish immigrants: Schlomer, Harders

Daughters of the American Revolution: Woodward, Thomas

Davenport Hotel, Spokane: Luppert, Glory

Davenport Hotel, Spokane: Wood

Davenport Hotel, Spokane: Woodward, Harper

Davenport, Louis: Luppert, Glory

Davidson, Thomas W.: Kaiser, Straight

Davis, Dan C., Jr., “Joker’s Wild,” Vol. 9, No. 4, 1965, 57-64

Davis, David Gilbert: Quann, Coulee

Davis, James “Cashup”: Johnson, Cashup

Davis, William L.: Kowrach, True

Davis, William Lyle, “D.C. Corbin and Spokane,” Vol. 11, No. 1, 1967, 13-16

Davis, William Lyle, “Pierre Jean De Smet, S.J.,” Vol. 9, No. 4, 49-56

Davis, William Lyle, “The Hudson’s Bay Archives in London,” Vol. 1, No. 2, 1957, 1-6

Dawson, Yukon: Miles, Alaskan

Day family – Idaho mining: Stark

Deaconess Hospital: Schlicke, Robinson

Dease, John Warren: Peacock, Chief

Deasum, C.G. (Dick), “Bears Bugged Idaho Pioneers,” Vol. 18, No. 2, 1974, 29-36

Deasum, C.G. (Dick), “White Bird Without a Bugle,” Vol. 21, No. 3, 1977, 41-48

Decker, Arlie, “Lumbering Moves West,” Vol. 3, No. 2, 1959, 17-24

Deeble, D.M.” Hodgson, Apache

Deep Creek Agriculture Colony: Reimers, Indian

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Dent, Frederick: Schlicke, Snake

Depression era: Butler, North

Depression era: DeRuwe

Depression era: Knox

Depression era – Spokane: Luppert, Glory

Depression era – Spokane: Peltier, Jerome, Getting

DeRuwe family: DeRuwe, Gone

DeRuwe, Milan, “Gone Forever: The Sheepherding Life …,” Vol. 46, Issue 2, 2002, 3-40

De Ruwe, Milan, “Overnight Service,” Vol. 33, No. 3, 1989, 39-40

Desert reclamation: Powell, Oh

De Smet, Pierre J.: Peltier, Jerome, Christmas

De Smet, Pierre J.: Davis, Pierre

Detectives: Edgerton, More

De Voe, Emma Smith: Arksey, In

De Vore, Paul: Hagen, We

De Vore, Paul, “Dry Farming Broke My Dad,” Vol. 18, No. 1, 1974, 1-11

De Vore, Paul, “First Russell Gallery a Saloon,” Vol. 21, No. 4, 1977, 49-62

De Vore, Paul, “Renegades or Aborigines?” Vol. 18, No. 3, 1974, 37-41

Diamond drilling: Quann, Big

Dill, Clarence: Becker

Diseases; see Medicine; also individual diseases, e.g. Typhoid

Disque, Brice P.: Young

Doctors; see Physicians

Dodson, Z.T.: Barber, Pine

Dolph, Jerry, “Thundering Mountain and Noah Kellogg,” Vol. 41, No. 3, 1997, 32-38

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Doolittle Raid: Quann, Steamboats

Dooly (or Dooley), Clarence: Johnson, Branding

Douglas County, Washington: Wyborney, Mountain

Douglas, David: McLaughlin

Downs, George A.: Schlicke, Robinson

Dreamland, Montana: Martin, Post

Drought – Eastern Montana: De Vore, Dry

Drumheller, Daniel: Bolker, Daniel

Drumheller, Daniel: Bolker, Good

Drumheller, Daniel: Hackbarth

Drumm, Stella: Poole, Charbono’s

Drury, Clifford, “Oregon: A Sketch,” Vol. 6, No. 1, 1962, 14-16

Drury, Clifford, “Oregon: A Sketch,” Vol. 35, No. 4, 1991,59-62

Drury, Clifford, “Reminiscences of a Historian,” Vol. 16, No. 4, 1972, 49-64

Drury, Clifford: Montgomery, Mating

Dry farming: De Vore, Dry

Dry farming: Hagen, M.D.

Dubois, Fred T.: Buchanan, Higher

Dunham family: Ellingson, Humdrum

Dunn, J.P., Jr., “Slavery Was an Old Indian Social Evil,” Vol. 16, No. 2, 1972, 31-32

Dutch Jake; see Goetz, Jake

Eagle City, Idaho: Randall, Gold

Earp, Wyatt: Randall, Gold

Earth-moving machines: Victor, Ubiquitous

Eastern Washington State Historical Society; See Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture

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Eaton Brothers: Stout

Eaton, Cora Smith: Arksey, In

Ebey, Isaac N.: Beardsley

Eddy, Lou: Anderson, I Touched

Edelstein, Isadore: Edgerton, More

Edgerton, Erastus Douglas: Edgerton, Helena

Edgerton, Ralph, “Government Comes to Oregon,” Vol. 2, No. 1, 1958, 9-16

Edgerton, Ralph, “Helena, Montana 100 Years Ago: Erastus Edgerton …,” Vol. 37, No. 3, 1993, 17-32

Edgerton, Ralph, “Hometown Boy Makes Good: the Eric Johnston Story,” Vol. 33, No. 4, 1989, 55-64

Edgerton, Ralph, “Montana Vigilantism,” Vol. 8, No. 4, 1964, 49-57

Edgerton, Ralph, “More in the Annals of Chester Edwards, Detective,” Vol. 38, No. 3, 1994, 33-45

Edgerton, Ralph, “Our Biggest Little War,” Vol. 5, No. 4, 1961, 49-57

Edgerton, Ralph, “Ranald MacDonald, Adventurer,” Vol. 13, No. 1, 1969, 1-12

Edgerton, Ralph, “Spokane’s Sons of the American Revolution,” Vol. 32, No. 4, 1988, 57-64

Edgerton, Ralph, “The Humorous King of Spokane,” Vol. 34, No. 2, 1990, 17-36

Edgerton, Ralph, “The Lilac Lady Has a Purple Past,” Vol. 27, No. 4, 1983, 56-59

Edgerton, Sidney: Collins, Why

Education – Spokane County: Erickson, Educational

Education – Washington: Irwin, Zola

Education; See also Indians – Education; Schools; Teachers; also, names of individual institutions

Edwards, A. Chester: Edgerton, More

Edwards, Chet: Edgerton, Lilac

Eells, Cushing: Clark, Spokane

Elections – Garfield County: Victor, Old

Elections – Presidential, 1896: Pearson, Spokane

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Electricity – Generation: Butler, Alfred Train

Electricity – Inland Northwest: Johnson, Impossible

Elk City, Idaho: Fahey, Buffalo

Ellensburg, Washington: Herbison, Ellensburg

Ellensburg, Washington: Wallace, Gladys

Ellingson, John, “Eighty-five Years of Spokane Memories …,” Vol. 39, No. 1, 1995, 1-15

Ellingson, John, “Fire Lookout: A College Boy’s Summer in 1941,” Vol. 45, Issue 2, 2001, 3-38

Ellingson, John, “Indian Massacres in Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota,” Vol. 29, No. 2, 1984, 25-32

Ellingson, John, “The Humdrum Life of a Homesteader,” Vol. 1, April 1998 *Vol. 42, Issue 1+ 2-25

Ellingson, John, “The Lady Rode the Range,” Vol. 33, No. 2, 1989, 17-28

Ellis, Jerome: Anderson, Mine

Elsom family: Ladd

Elsom, Thomas H.: Connell

Elsom, Thomas H.: Ladd

Emigrant guidebooks: Blair, How

Emigrant guidebooks: Mason, Oregon

Endicott, Washington: Schlomer, Inland

English Immigrants: Clark, Paper

English immigrants: Goodwin

English immigrants: Johnson, Cashup

English immigrants: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

English immigrants: Reimers, Ellen’s

English immigrants: Shore, Samuel

English immigrants: Stout

Entenmann, Felix, “Farmers Federal Aid: Cooperative Extension …,” Vol. 40, No. 2, 1996, 8-15

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Epidemics: Hodgson

Erickson, Harvey, “Educational Pioneering in the Pacific Northwest,” Vol. 10, No. 2, 1966, 25-32

Erickson, Harvey, “Mullan’s 1862 Interstate Road,” Vol. 18, No. 4, 1974, 53-66

Erickson, Harvey, “Northwest Indian Treaties,” Vol. 4, no. 3, 1960, 41-48

Erickson, Harvey, “Spokane’s Own Watergate: Corruption in the County,” Vol. 24, No. 1, 1980, 1-14

Eskimos (Inuit): McGrew, Robert

Esvelt, John, “Chief Moses of the Spokanes,” Vol. 9, No. 1, 1965, 1-11; No. 2, 1965, 32

Esvelt, John, “Upper Columbia h Placering,” Vol. 3, No. 1, 1959, 6-11

Eucalyptus Hill (Cowles home in Santa Barbara): Arksey, William

Evans, Willis A.: Barber, Palouse

Ewan, Washington: Barber, Palouse

Executions (hanging); See Hangings

Exploration – French: Peltier, Jerome, Random

Exploration – Northwest: McLaughlin

Expo ’74: Jensen

Expo ’74: Rodgers

Fackenthall, Allan: Wells, untitled

Fackenthall, Ann, “Interpreting …,” See Wells Lynn F., “Interpreting History’s Artifacts…”

Fahey, John, “Spokane Falls and Northern,” Vol. 4, No. 2, 1960, 17-26

Fahey, John, “The Buffalo Hump,” Vol. 6, No. 2, 1962, 17-27

Fahey, John, “The Retirement of Daniel Corbin,” Vol. 7, No. 4, 1963, 49-60

Fairfield, Washington: Adams, History

Fairfield, Washington: Adams, How

Fairs – Spokane: Blair, Two; See also Expo ‘74

Farm foreclosures; See Farming – Failures/Foreclosures

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Farm life – Idaho: Powell, Oh

Farm life – Montana: De Vore, Dry

Farm life – Montana: Herbison, Prairie

Farm life – North Dakota: Herbison, Prairie

Farm life – Ohio – 19th century: Kizer, Horse

Farming – Failures/Foreclosures: DeRuwe

Farming – Failures/Foreclosures: Powell, Oh

Farming; See also Agriculture; Dry farming

Farmington, Washington: Chandler, Alas

Farmington, Washington: Woodward, Thomas

Farmington, Washington – Settlers: Shore, Tales

Farragut Naval Training Center: Sandburg, Farragut

Farrell, Thomas William (Billy): Herbison, Ellensburg

Favre, Eugene B.: Sandburg, Right

Ferries: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Ferries – Washington Territory: Hackbarth

Ferries; See also under individual rivers and names of ferries

Ferris and Hardgrove: Woodward, Harper

Ferris family: Ferris, Pioneer

Ferris, Hiram Gano: Ferris, Pioneer

Ferris, Joel, “James Jerome Hill,” Vol. 3, No. 1, 1959, 1-6

Ferris, Joel, “Pioneer Days in Illinois and California,” Vol. 5, No. 1, 1961, 2-8

Ferris, Joel, obituary, Vol. 5, No. 1, 1961, 1

Ferris, Joel: Woodward, Harper

Finlay, Jacques (Jaco): Peltier, Jerome, Neglected

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Finney, John: Peacock, Early

Finnish immigrants: Hagen: Grandfather Had …

Finucane, Charles: Erickson, Spokane’s

Fire lookouts: Ellingson, Fire

Fire of 1910: Marshall, Idaho

Fires – Spokane: Peltier, Jerome, Great

First bank in Spokane: Reid

First bank in Washington Territory: Reid

First doctor in the Northwest: Schlicke, Northwest’s

First law in Washington Territory: Scanlan

First lawyer in Washington: Beardsley, John

First telephone in Spokane: Connell

First telephone in Washington Territory: Connell

First telephone installer in Spokane: Ladd, Thomas

Fishing: Jacklin

Fishing – Indian; See Indians – Fishing

Fishing – Sturgeon: Wolfe

Flathead Indians: Scott

Flood, Allen Henry: Sahlin

Flood, Frank B.: Sahlin

Floods: Luppert, Agony

Florence Crittenton Homes: Arksey, In

Florence, Idaho: Spencer, John

Flour mills: Wallace, Gladys

Flu epidemic of 1918: Knoll, When

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Flu epidemic of 1918: Quann, Kate

Flu epidemic of 1918: Quann, Mary

Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley: Kizer, Mrs.

Food – Explorers and pioneers: Swantz

Forage barn: Wells, Interpreting

Forest and Stream Magazine: Sabo

Forest fires: Marshall, Idaho

Forest Grove, Oregon: Joss

Forest Service: Ellingson, Fire

Forest Service: McGrew, Robert

Forest Service: Rockie

Forest Service: Victor, Ubiquitous

Fort Benton, Montana: Baily, Mullan’s

Fort Colvile (fur trade): Peacock, Chief

Fort Colville (military): Peltier, Jerome, Pinkney

Fort Colville (Military): Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Fort Limki: Trayner

Fort Okanogan to Spokane House Trail: Wyborney, Okanogan

Fort Okanogan: Wyborney, Okanogan

Fort Smith, Arkansas: Sampson

Fort Spokane (Astor fur trade post): Wells, Interpreting

Fort Vancouver: Bradford, Highlights

Fort Vancouver: Schlicke, Petticoats

Fort Vancouver: Schlicke, Petticoats (concluded)

Fort Vancouver – Epidemics: Hodgson

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Forts, Military – Monuments: Jensen

Forty-ninth Parallel: Powell, Line

Fossils: Sabo

Fossils: Teakle, Thomas

Fourt, David L.: Blosser

Fourth of July Canyon murder: Holmes

Fox, Mary: Wyborney, Mountain

Frauds/scams: Butler, North

Free speech fight of 1909: Kizer, Mrs.

Freidenrich, Aaron: Sandburg, Partnership

Freighting and packing: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Freighting and packing: Bolker, Daniel

Freighting and packing: Peltier, Jerome, Robert

Freighting and packing: Platt

Freighting and packing: Wyborney, Okanogan

French, Ellsworth: Erickson, Spokane’s

Frontier and pioneer life – California: Ferris, Pioneer

Frontier and pioneer life – Idaho: d’Easum, Bears

Frontier and pioneer life – Illinois: Ferris, Pioneer

Frontier and pioneer life – Illnesses and accidents: Wyborney, Survival

Frontier and pioneer life – Montana: Teakle, Frontier

Frontier and pioneer life – South Dakota: Ellingson, This

Frontier and pioneer life – Survival accounts: Wyborney, Survival

Frontier and pioneer life – Washington: Hagen, Grandfather Sought

Frontier and pioneer life – Washington: Harder

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Frontier and pioneer life – Washington: Johnson, Cashup

Frontier and pioneer life – Washington: Wyborney, Mountain

Frontier and pioneer life – Washington: Adams, How

Frontier and pioneer life – Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Frontier and pioneer life – Washington: Reimers, Indian

Frontier and pioneer life – Washington: Roberts

Frontier and pioneer life: Swantz

Frontier and pioneer life: Wyborney, Survival

Frontier and pioneer life: Ellingson, Humdrum

Frontier and pioneer life: Hagen, Grandfather Had

Frontier and pioneer life: Hagen, M.D.

Frontier and pioneer life: Hagen, Teenage

Frontier and pioneer life: Peltier, Jerome, Robert

Frontier and pioneer life: See also Pioneer journeys

Fry family: Wyborney, Mountain

Fuller, George Washington: Peltier, Frank

Fulwiler, Syl: Rodgers

Fur trade – Christmas celebration: Mason, Remembrance

Fur trade – Christmas celebrations: Peltier, Jerome, Christmas

Fur trade – Idaho: Mark

Fur trade – Iroquois Indians in: Conn

Fur trade – Physicians: Schlicke, Northwest’s

Fur trade – Posts: Bradford, Highlights

Fur trade – Posts: Hodgson

Fur trade – Posts: Peltier, Jerome, Neglected

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Fur trade – Posts: Schlicke, Petticoats

Fur trade – Posts: Peacock, Chief

Fur trade – Trails: Wyborney, Okanogan

Fur trade: Miles, 1770s

Fur trade: Peltier, Jerome, Fur

Fur trade: Peltier, Jerome, Random

Fur trade: Wells, Interpreting

Fur traders: Peacock, Chief

Furniture making: Bruce

Gar, Hoy Chong: Woodward, Early

Gardening: Entenmann

Garfield County, Washington: Victor, Mayview

Garfield County, Washington: Victor, Old

Garnett, William: Clark, Death

Garrecht, Francis Arthur: Kizer, Francis

Garry (Spokane Garry, Spokane chief): Jensen

Gaston, William: Kelley

Gaston, William: Rosebush

Gaylord, Myrtle: Erickson, Spokane’s

Geiger Field: Shore, From

Geiger, Harold C.: Shore, From

Gem, Idaho: Chandler

Gems: Victor, More

Geology – Oregon: Teakle, Thomas

Geology – Washington: Wyborney, Upper

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Georgie Oakes (Steamboat): Quann, Steamboats

German immigrants: Schlomer, Inland

German immigrants: Kaiser, Straight

German immigrants: Sandburg, Partnership

Germans from Russia: Schlomer, Inland

Ghost dance: Marshall, Wounded

Ghost dance: Peltier, Jerome, Wounded

Ghost towns – Barkerville, B.C.: Bradley

Ghost towns – Ruby: O’Brien, Story

Gibby, Lon and Donald Ball, “…: Moving the 1388 Indian Graves,” Vol. 41, No. 4, 1997, 52-56

Gilbert, Frederick W.: Gilbert

Gilbert, Winfred, “Growing Up in the Northwest … Early Railroader,” Vol. 23, No 4, 1979, 49-58

Gill, Larry, “Montana Stranglers: Vigilante Activity … in 1884,” Vol. 11, No. 3, 1967, 39-43

Gill, Larry, “The Contemporary Cow – and How She Came to Be,” Vol. 15, No. 2, 1971, 27-32

Glacier National Park: Sabo

Glen Tana Farms: Blosser

Glover, James A.: Woodward, Indomitable

Goetz, Jake: Marshall, Placer

Gold discoveries – British Columbia: Bradley

Gold discoveries – Montana: McGrew, Conrad

Gold discoveries – Nez Perce Reservation: Sanford, Nez Perce

Gold discoveries; See also Gold rush

Gold miners, Chinese: Soenichsen

Gold mines and mining – Environmental aspects: Bamonte, Murray

Gold mines and mining – Washington: Thomson, Swauk

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Gold mines and mining: Anderson, Mine

Gold mines and mining: Boyd

Gold mines and mining: Fahey, Buffalo

Gold mines and mining: Turnbull

Gold packing on Nez Perce Trail: Baily, Magruder

Gold rush – Black Hills: Clark, Death

Gold rush – British Columbia: Bradley

Gold rush – Idaho: Hagen, Teenage

Gold rush – Idaho: Kaiser, Straight

Gold rush – Idaho: Marshall, Placer

Gold rush – Idaho: Randall, Gold

Gold rush – Idaho: Sandburg, Partnership

Gold rush – Idaho: Spencer, Layne, How

Gold rush – Idaho: Spencer, John, Conflict

Gold rush – Montana: Hagen, Teenage

Golden Chest Group: Bamonte, Murray

Goldfinch, George: Anderson, I Touched

Gonzaga University: Kowrach, True

Good Roads Movement: Arksey, Roads

Good Roads Movement: Olson

Goodwin family: Goodwin

Goodwin, Wayne, “My Father’s Family,” Vol. 29, No. 2, 1984, 17-24

Gould, Jay: Cochran

Graham, Harriet Cowles Hammett: Arksey, William

Grand Army of the Republic: Woodward, Thomas

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Grand Coulee Dam – Impact on Indians: Gibby

Grand Coulee Dam: Quann, Big

Grand Coulee Dam: Quann, Coulee

Grand Coulee region – Before Grand Coulee Dam: Wyborney, Upper

Grand jury: Erickson, Spokane’s

Grandstaff, Bruce A.: Quann, Blazes

Grangeville, Idaho: Fahey, Buffalo

Grangeville, Idaho: Sandburg, Partnership

Graves, Jay P.: Segesman, Skid

Graves, Jay P.: Siegert, Spokane’s

Graves, Jay P.: Blosser

Gray, William: Clark, Spokane

Great Depression; See Depression era

Great Falls, Montana: De Vore, First

Great Northern Railroad: Butler, Bruce

Great Northern Railroad: Ferris, James

Great Northern Yards: Butler, Bruce

Greening, Ross: Johnson, Randall, Japanese

Greening, Ross: Quann, Steamboats

Gregg, David (Lieut.): Rosebush

Grier, William N.: Schlicke, Snake

Griffith, Chet: Luppert, Glory

Griffith, Thomas S.: Blosser

Griggs, Alexander: O’Brien, Upper

Griggs, Clarence: Erickson, Spokane’s

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Grinnell, George Bird: Sabo

Grist mills; see Flour mills

Griswold, James, “Helix, Ore., M.D. Legendary,” Vol. 20, No. 4, 1976, 49-58

Griswold, John: Griswold

Grizzle, Charles, “Riding the Bomb: Surviving … World War II,” Vol. 41, No. 3, 1997, 39-45

Groff, Guy G.: Edgerton, More

Grotte, Bill: Victor, Fred

Groves, Leslie: Chestnut

Guilbert, Frank: Arksey, Roads

Guilbert, Frank: Olson

Hackbarth, Linda, “Spokane Country: Early Trails and River Crossings …,” Vol. 55, Issue 2, 2011, 1-43

Hagen, Amund Ingebritsen: Hagen, Grandfather Sought

Hagen, Cecil, “1805-06 Ecology Was Brutal,” Vol. 16, No. 2, 1972, 17-31

Hagen, Cecil, “An M.D. Exhumed Dry Farming,” Vol. 25, No. 1, 1981, 1-12

Hagen, Cecil, “Bandit also an Autobiographer,” Vol. 22, No. 1, 1978, 14-16

Hagen, Cecil, “Grandfather Had to Help Himself,” Vol. 1, No. 3, 1957, 1-10

Hagen, Cecil, “Grandfather Sought Opportunity,” Vol. 5, No. 2, 1961, 29-32

Hagen, Cecil, “Liberated Woman, a Fine Book,”Vol. 18, No. 4, 1974, 66-68

Hagen, Cecil, “Liberated Women? – Not Those Lewis and Clark Met …” Vol. 25, No. 2, 1981, 17-25

Hagen, Cecil, “Teenage Tenderfoot to Governor,” Vol. 22, No. 4, 1978, 49-61

Hagen, Cecil, “THE Great River of the West,” Vol. 8, no. 3, 1964, 33-39

Hagen, Cecil, “We Let Montana Magazine Scoop Us,” Vol. 21, No. 4, 1977, 63-64

Hagen, Cecil, “Westerners Scarce in the Northwest,” Vol. 21, No. 1, 1977, 10-11

Haig, R.W.: Powell, Line

Haines, Guy: Hackbarth

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Hall, Maggie: see Burdan, Mollie

Halladay, Daniel: Sanford, Windmills

Halm, Joseph B.: Marshall, Idaho

Hanford Project: Chestnut

Hangings: Edgerton, Montana

Hangings: Elllingson, Indian

Hangings: Sampson; See also Lychings

Harder family: Schlomer, Harders

Harder, Annine, “Mrs. Annine Harder Comes to America,” Vol. 11, No. 4, 1967, 63-64

Harder, Annine: Harder

Harmes family: Ellingson, Humdrum

Harris, Ed: Barber, Elmer, Horse

Harris, George W. family: Shore, Samuel

Harris, Ray K., “Life in Potlatch was Different,” Vol. 20, No. 1, 1976, 1-16

Harrison, Idaho: Peacock, Early

Hartline, Washington: Quann, Kate

Harvey, Donald, “Uncle Charlie Was a Railroader,” Vol. 22, No. 4, 1978, 61-64

Harvey, Donald, “A Gift from Montana,” Vol. 33, No. 2, 1989, 28-32

Hauser, Tillman: Thomson, Snoqualmie

Hawkins, R.E.: Powell, Line

Hawley, James H.: Corcoran, Thomas

Haywood, William (Big Bill): Montgomery, Harry

Hazelwood Farm: Blosser

Hebard, Grace Raymond: Poole, Charbono’s

Heideman, Henry: Ellingson, Fire

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Helena, Montana – Settlers: Edgerton, Helena

Helena, Montana: Teakle, Frontier

Helena, Montana: Martin, Rex, Rivalry

Helix, Oregon: Griswold

Helm, Boone: Edgerton, Montana

Henry, Austin, “Growing Up in the Good Old Days,” Vol. 30, No. 4, 1986, 49-53

Heppner, Oregon: Luppert, Agony

Herbison, Ralph, “Prairie Fun … and Pain, Too,” Vol. 18, No. 3, 1974, 46-52

Herbison, Ralph, “Prelude to the Little Big Horn,” Vol. 14, No. 2, 1970 17-31; No. 3, 46-48

Herbison, Ralph, “The Ellensburg Tree,” Vol. 28, No. 4, 1984, 63-64

Hercules Mind: Corcoran, Thomas

Hercules Mine: Stark

Hercules Mine: Arksey, In

Hercules Mine: Montgomery, Harry

Heron, Francis: Peacock, Chief

Herrick, Fred: Victor, Fred

Herring, Joe: Hackbarth

Hiking: McGrew, Robert

Hiking: Olsen

Hill, Adams Sherman: Arksey, Roads

Hill, James Jerome: Ferris, James

Hillyard, Washington – Great Northern Yards: Butler, Bruce

Himes (or Hines), Abe: Hackbarth

Himmelwright, Abraham Lincoln: Cerveny

Hinchley, W.S. and Mrs. Hinchley: Schlicke, Petticoats (concluded)

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Historians: Drury, Reminiscences

Historians: Peltier, Jerome, How

Historians: Toole

Historic preservation – Spokane: Arksey, William

Historic preservation movement: Arksey, William

Historical markers/monuments: Jensen

Historical markers/monuments: Thomson, Ranald

Historylink, the Online Encyclopedia of Washington History: Arksey, Pacific

Hobbs, John F.: Marshall, Wounded

Hobbs, John F.: Peltier, Jerome, Wounded

Hoboes: Segesman, Skid

Hodgson, Edward, “An Apache Among the Colvilles,” Vol. 23, No. 4, 1979, 60-63

Hodgson, Edward, “Did Early Spokane Have a Medical School?” Vol. 27, No. 2, 1983, 93-96

Hodgson, Edward, “Early Spokane’s 150,000 Club …” Vol 21, No. 2, 1977, 17-32

Hodgson, Edward, “Epidemic on the Lower Columbia,” Vol. 1, No. 4, 1957, 1-8

Hogg, Dr.: Bolker, Good

Hollingsworth, James, “Head Chiefs at the Walla Walla Treaty Grounds …,” Vol. 43, Issue 1, 1999, 2-31

Holmes, Thomas, “Road to Prohibition … Fourth of July Canyon Killing,” Vol. 51, Issue 1, 2007, 3-95

Holsclaw, Jack D.: Quann, Blazes

Homesteading – Washington: Wyborney, Mountain

Homesteading: Ellingson, Humdrum

Homesteading: Ellingson, This

Homesteading: Griswold

Homesteading: Joss

Homesteading: Quann, Kate

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Homesteading: Reimers, Ellen’s

Homesteading: Wallace, Gladys

Homesteading: Wells, Interpreting

Homesteading; See also Women homesteaders

Hoover, Richard, “The Old National Building,” Vol. 29, No. 4, 1985, 57-64

Hopkins, C.B.: Ladd

Hopkins, Charles B.: Connell

Hopkins, Charles: Peltier, Billy

Horlacher family: Woodward, Abbie

Horner, Lee: Weilep

Horse breeding: Cadagan

Horse ranching: Barber, Elmer, Horse

Horse thieves; See Rustling

Horse trading: Showacre

Horsemanship: Platt

Horses – Agricultural use: Cadagan

Horsley, Albert; See Orchard, Harry

Hospitals – Spokane; See Spokane - Hospitals

Hospitals – Washington: Schlicke, Nun

Hospitals, Floating: Peacock, Early

Hotels: Barber, Elmer, Palouse

Howard, “Doc”: Baily, Magruder

Howard, Harry: Erickson, Spokane’s

Howard, O. O.: Bradford

Howard, O. O.: Esvelt, Chief

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Howard, O.O.: Baily, Nez

Howitzers: Rosebush

Howse family – Genealogy: Miles, 1770s

Howse Pass, B.C.: Miles, 1770s

Howse, Joseph: Miles, 1770s

Hudson’s Bay Company Archives in London: Davis, Hudson’s

Hudson’s Bay Company: Peacock, Chief

Hudson’s Bay Company: Miles, 1770s

Hudson’s Bay Company: Peltier, Jerome, Fur

Humor, Western: Davis

Humor, Western: Miller

Humorists: Edgerton, Humorous

Huneke, W.A.: Schlicke, Robinson

Hunting expeditions – Idaho: Cerveny

Hutton Settlement: Pearson, Hutton

Hutton, Levi: Pearson, Hutton

Hutton, Levi: Arksey, In

Hutton, Levi: Pearson, Mr.

Hutton, May Arkwright: Arksey, In

Hutton, May Arkwright: Hagen, Liberated

Hutton, May Arkwright: Oton, May

Hutton, May Arkwright: Pearson, Mr.

Hydroelectric power: Johnson, Impossible

Ice business: Wallace, Gladys

Idaho – Boundaries: Collins, Why

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Idaho – Fur trade: Mark

Idaho – Statehood: Buchanan, Higher

Idaho and Oregon Land Improvement Company: Cochran

Idaho County, Idaho: Sandburg, Partnership

Idaho Panhandle – Annexation to Washington movement: Buchanan, Higher

Idaho Panhandle – Formation and boundaries: Collins, Why

Idaho Panhandle – Medicine: Peacock, Early

Idaho Panhandle; See also Coeur d’Alene Mining District

Idaho Territory: Collins, Why

Ideal Cement Company: Barr

Imbler, Martha: Peltier, Jerome, Romeo

Immigrants – Idaho: Harris

Immigrants – Wyoming: Stout

Immigrants; See also names of immigrant groups, e.g. German immigrants

Indian agencies: Clark, Death

Indian artifacts: Bond

Indian artifacts: Anon, MONAC

Indian graves – Relocation: Gibby

Indian massacres; See Indians – Massacres or attacks by

Indian monuments: Jensen

Indian Prairie, Washington: Reimers, Ellen’s

Indian Prairie, Washington: Reimers, Indian

Indian reservations – Colville: Peltier, Milroy

Indian reservations – Medical care: Hodgson, Apache

Indian reservations – Nez Perce: Sanford, Nez Perce

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Indian reservations – Sioux: Clark, Death

Indian reservations – Spokane: Knoll, Indian

Indian reservations – Standing Rock: Poole, Death

Indian reservations: Sabo

Indian rights: Kizer, Francis

Indian scares – Palouse region: Boyd

Indian schools – Abuse of children: Hodgson, Apache

Indian trails: Baily, Magruder

Indian trails: Hackbarth

Indian trails: Wells, Interpreting

Indian treaties; See Indians – Councils/treaties

Indian tribes; See Name of tribe

Indian wars: Baily, Nez

Indian wars: Bradford

Indian wars: Clark, Death

Indian wars: Conklin

Indian wars: Edgerton, Our

Indian wars: Johnson, Ordeal

Indian wars: Kelley

Indian wars: Marshall, Wounded

Indian wars: Peltier, Jerome, Wounded

Indian wars: Peltier, Jerome, Young

Indian wars: Schlicke, George

Indian wars: Schlicke, Trials

Indian wars: Shore, Samuel

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Indian wars: Spencer, John

Indian wars; See also Steptoe Battle; Steptoe, Edward J.

Indian women – Treatment of: Hagen, Liberated

Indian women: Poole, Charbono’s

Indian women: Spencer, John

Indians – Agriculture: Reimers, Indian

Indians – Alaska: Miles, Alaskan

Indians – Alcohol use: Peltier, Jerome, Fur

Indians – Big Bend country: Esvelt, Chief

Indians – Christmas celebration: Mason, Remembrance

Indians – Columbia River region: Hodgson

Indians – Councils/ treaties: Erickson

Indians – Councils/treaties: Clark, Death

Indians – Councils/treaties: Hollingsworth

Indians – Councils/treaties: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Indians – Councils/treaties: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Indians – Customs: Knoll, Indian

Indians – Delegation to St. Louis: Drury, Reminiscences

Indians – Displacement: Reimers, Indian

Indians – Dwellings: De Vore, Renegades

Indians – Education: Hodgson, Apache

Indians – Education: Knoll, Indian

Indians – Epidemics: Hodgson

Indians – Fishing: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Indians – Fishing: Wells, Interpreting

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Indians – Fur trade; See Fur trade

Indians – Idaho: Randall, Gold

Indians – Languages: Miles, 1770s

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Arksey, Narcissa

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Ellingson, Indian

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: O’Brien, McLoughlin

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Peltier, Jerome, Ward

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Schlicke, Snake

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Shore, Samuel

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Spencer, John

Indians – Massacres or attacks by: Wyborney, Survival

Indians – Massacres or attacks by; See also Indians – White captives

Indians – Missions to; see Missions and missionaries

Indians – Montana: Scott

Indians – Newman Lake: Muzzy

Indians – Okanogan Valley: O’Brien, McLoughlin

Indians – Oklahoma: Lilly

Indians – Quest for the Bible: Sanford, Search

Indians – Relations with whites: Clark, Death

Indians – Relations with whites: Knoll, Indian

Indians – Relations with whites: Peltier, Jerome, Robert

Indians – Relations with whites: Sanford, Nez Perce

Indians – Religion: Drury, Reminiscences

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Indians – Religion: Sanford, Search

Indians – Slavery: Dunn

Indians – Trade networks: Smiley

Indians – Treaties; See Indians – Councils/Treaties

Indians – Tribes; See Name of tribe

Indians – Utah: Rockie

Indians – Wars; See Indian wars

Indians – Washington: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Indians – White atrocities against: Schlicke, Trials

Indians – White atrocities against: Spencer, John

Indians – White captives: Schlicke, Snake

Indians – Wyoming: Stout

Indians: Redfield

Indian-white relations; See Indians – Relations with whites

Industrial Worker (newspaper): Wyman

Industrial Workers of the World: Edgerton, Spokane’s

Industrial Workers of the World: Kizer, Mrs.

Industrial Workers of the World: Segesman, Skid

Industrial Workers of the World: Wyman

Industrial Workers of the World: Young

Influenza epidemic of 1918; See Flu epidemic

Ingels, Ted: Erickson, Spokane’s

Ingraham, George: Woodward, Harper

Inkapadutah (Dakota Sioux leader): Ellingson, Indian

Inland Automobile Association: Arksey, Roads

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Inland Automobile Association: Olson

Inland Empire Paper Company: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Inland Telephone and Telegraph Company: Ladd

Interurban railroads; See Railroads – Electric and interurban

Investment banking – Spokane: Sandburg, Right

Iowa – Indian massacres: Ellingson, Indian

Irish immigrants: Kizer, Michael

Irish immigrants: Smith, Eleanor

Iroquois Indians: Conn

Irrigation – Idaho: Powell, I’ll

Irrigation – Idaho: Powell, Oh

Irrigation – Oregon: Griswold

Irrigation – Spokane Valley: Fahey, Retirement

Irrigation – Washington: Wallace, Gladys

Irwin, Arthur, “Charlie Russell – the Man,” Vol. 32, No. 1, 1988, 1-10

Irwin, Zola, “Josephine Preston: Avant-Garde Educator,” Vol. 1, April, 1998 *Vol. 42, Issue 1+ 27-42

Itinerant workers: Segesman, Skid

Jack Waite Mine: Bamonte, Murray

Jacklin, Arden, “Timberlodge,” Vol. 34, No. 1, 1990, 12-16

Jackson gang: Reimers, Indian

Jacksonville, Oregon: Shore, Samuel

Japanese immigrants: Kershner

Jefferson, Thomas: Scheuerman, Object

Jenkins University: Hodgson, Did

Jenkins, David P.: Hodgson, Did

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Jensen, Dick, “Spokane Set in Stone …,” Vol. 53, Issue 1, 2009, 1-150

Jessett, Thomas E., “Spokane Garry,” Vol. 7, No. 1, 1963, 13-15

Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents: Clark, Paper

Jesuits: Clark, Paper

Jesuits: Davis, Pierre

Jesuits: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Jesuits; see also Missions and Missionaries – Catholic

Johnson County War: Montgomery, Boy’s

Johnson County War: Watkins, Johnson

Johnson, Randall, “’Cashup’ Davis,” Vol. 12. No. 4, 1968, 49-57

Johnson, Randall, “Flat Wheels & Five Cent Fares,” Vol. 28, No. 2, 1984, 17-23

Johnson, Randall, “Japanese Balloons Bombed West, Vol. 20, No. 3, 1976, 33-43

Johnson, Randall, “Mary B. Packingham…,” See Quann, James

Johnson, Randall, “The Branding at Round-Top T,” Vol. 25, No. 3, 1981, 43-48

Johnson, Randall, “The Impossible Takes a Little Longer,” Vol. 36, No. 3, 1992, 33-44

Johnson, Randall, “The Mullan Road: A Real Northwest Passage,” Vol. 39, No. 2, 1995, 17-32

Johnson, Randall, “The Ordeal of the Steptoe Command,” Vol. 17, No. 1, 1973, 1-13

Johnson, Randall, “Vintage Postcards …,” See Broyles, Duane, “Vintage …”

Johnson, Randall, “Washtucna: Good Water, Good People,” Vol. 38, No. 2, 1994, 17-32

Johnston, Eric: Edgerton, Hometown

Jones, Howard R.: Victor, Ubiquitous

Jones, R.A.: Sandburg, Fall

Jordin, Clarence: Thomson, Swauk

Joseph (Nez Perce chief): D’Easum, White

Joseph, Nez Perce Chief: Bradford

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Joset, John: Kelley

Joss, Alexander, “A Homesteader Retires,” Vol. 30, No. 1, 1986, 11-16

Joy family: Woodward, Harper

Joy, Harper: Woodward, Harper

Jumbo Mine: Fahey, Buffalo

Justice of the Peace – Spokane: Butler, Alfred, People’s

Kaiser, Verle, “Straight as an Arrow, the Kentuck Trail,” Vol. 23, No. 2, 1979, 17-30

Kalispel Indians: Bamonte, Suzanne, Kalispels

Kamiakin (Yakama chief): Hollingsworth

Kamiakin (Yakama chief): Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Kamiakin (Yakama chief): Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Keene, Caroline (Doughty): Ellingson, Indian

Kelley, John F., “The Steptoe Disaster,” Vol. 1, No. 1, 1956-57, 9-16

Kellmer family: Ellingson, Humdrum

Kellogg, Isaac: Hackbarth

Kellogg, Noah: Dolph, Thundering

Kendall, Charles: Hackbarth

Kentuck Trail: Hackbarth

Kentuck Trail: Kaiser, Straight

Kernan, J.M.: Luppert, Agony

Kershner, Jim, “Spokane’s Old Chinatown: Trent Alley,” Vol. 56, Issue 2, 2012, 31-38

Kettle Falls: Gibby

Kettle Falls: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Kiente-poos (Indian): Edgerton, Our

King, Hilton D., “Here’s to Paul Bunyan,” Vol. 15, No. 3, 1971, 42-48

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King, Stoddard: Edgerton, Humorous

Kip, Lawrence: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Kittitas Gold Mining Company: Thomson, Swauk

Kittitas Valley, Washington: Thomson, Snoqualmie

Kittitas Valley, Washington: Wallace, Gladys

Kizer family: Kizer, Horse

Kizer, Benjamin, “Mrs. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn,” Vol. 10, No. 4, 1966, 61-62

Kizer, Benjamin, “Francis Arthur Garrecht,” Vol. 3, No. 1, 1959, 12-16

Kizer, Benjamin, “Michael M. Cowley,” Vol. 9, No. 2, 1965, 25-31

Kizer, Benjamin, “The Horse and Buggy Days …,” Vol. 17, No. 2, 1973, 29-36

Kizer, Benjamin, “The Pioneer Lawyer,” Vol. 6, No. 1, 1962, 1-8

Kizer, Benjamin: Edgerton, Humorous

Knoll, Kenneth, “The Indian Side of the Story, Vol. 31, No. 1, 1987, 11-16

Knoll, Kenneth, “When the Plague Hit Spokane,” Vol. 33, No. 1, 1989, 1-7

Knott, J.C.: Blosser

Knox, Frank, “The CCC: Shaper of Destinies,” Vol. 36, No. 2, 1992, 17-26

Knox, Frank: Knox

Kohrs, Conrad: McGrew, Conrad

Kolker family: Wells, Interpreting

Kootenai (Steamboat): Peltier, Jerome, Billy

Kowrach, Edward, “A Town Called Spokane Bridge,” Vol. 28, No. 1, 1984, 11-13

Kowrach, Edward, “Blackrobes Buried Whitmans,” Vol. 14, No. 4, 1970, 49-65

Kowrach, Edward, “Blackrobes Buried Whitmans,” Vol. 41, No. 2, 1997, 16-30

Kowrach, Edward, “The Inland Empire’s First Spa,” Vol. 20, No. 2, 1976, 17-22

Kowrach, Edward, “True Scholar and Gentleman … Lyle Davis,” Vol. 15, No. 4, 1971, 63-68

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Labor disputes and violence – Idaho: Arksey, In

Labor disputes and violence – Idaho: Chandler

Labor disputes and violence – Idaho: Corcoran, Thomas

Labor disputes and violence – Spokane: Kizer, Mrs.

Labor disputes and violence – Washington: Wyman

Labor disputes and violence: Montgomery, Harry

Labor unions - Loggers: Chandler

Labor unions – Miners: Corcoran, Thomas

Labor unions: Young

Ladd, Dean, “Thomas H. Elsom, Spokane’s First Telephone Installer,” Vol. 44, Issue 2, 2000, 1-122

Laird, Allison W.: Harris

Laird, Samuel Eli “Cap”: Quann, Steamboats

Laird’s Lodge: Quann, Steamboats

Lake cottages: Jacklin

Lake Lindbergh, Montana: Quann, Steamboats

Lake Pend Oreille region – Trails: Hackbarth

Lake Pend Oreille: Jacklin

Lake Pend Oreille: Sandburg, Farragut

Lamont, Washington, region: Johnson, Branding

Land-grant universities: Buchanan, Higher

Land-grant universities: Entenmann

Land-grant universities; See also Washington State College (University)

Land policy: Victor, Story

Land reclamation: Wallace, Gladys

Land surveys: Victor, Story

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Lane County Pioneer Museum: Mason, Oregon

Langworthy, D.: Schlicke, Robinson

Lapidary: Victor, More

Larson, Walter: Blair, How

Law and justice – Arkansas: Sampson

Law and justice – Idaho: Noll

Law and justice – Oregon Territory: Edgerton, Government

Law and justice – Spokane County: Erickson, Spokane’s

Law and justice – Spokane: Butler, Alfred, People’s court

Law and justice – Washington Territory and early statehood: Beardsley

Law and justice – Washington Territory: Kizer, Pioneer

Law and justice – Washington Territory: Scanlan

Law and justice – Washington, early statehood: Kizer, Pioneer

Lawrence, Billy: Barber, Elmer, Pine

Laws, Robert H.: Rodgers

Lawsuits: Barr

Lawyer (Nez Perce chief): Hollingswosrth

Lawyers – Frontier and pioneer era: Kizer, Pioneer

Lawyers – Montana: Edgerton, Helena

Lawyers: Beardsley

Lawyers: Gilbert

Lawyers: Kizer, Francis

Le Roi Mine and Smelter: Bowers

Lead mining: Bamonte, Murray

Lee, Anna Marie Pittman: Schlicke, Petticoats (concluded)

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Lee, Jason: Schlicke, Petticoats (concluded)

Lee, Tim: Hackbarth

Lefevre, Andrew: Kowrach, Inland

Leighton, Caroline: Adams, Glen, Lady

Leighton, Rufus: Adams, Glen, Lady

Lewes, John Lee: Peacock, Chief

Lewis and Clark County, Montana: Martin, Rex, Post

Lewis and Clark Expedition – Encounters with Indians: Hagen, Liberated

Lewis and Clark Expedition – Sacajewea: Poole, Charbono’s

Lewis and Clark expedition: Hagen, 1805

Lewis and Clark Expedition: Scheuerman, Object

Lewis and Clark High School – Spokane: Livingston

Lewiston, Idaho: Baily, Magruder

Lewiston, Idaho: Ladd

Lewiston, Idaho: Thomson, Spokane’s

Libby and Son, Photographers: Schoonover, Charles

Libby Art Study: Schoonover, Charles

Libby, Addie C.: Schoonover, Charles

Libby, Albion: Erickson, Spokane’s

Libby, Charles A.: Schoonover, Charles

Libby, Rev.: Hodgson, Did

Liberty, Washington: Thomson, Swauk

Librarians: Peltier, Frank

Libraries: Peltier, Frank

Lilly, Frank, “The Will Rogers I Knew,” Vol. 6, No. 2, 1962, 25-30

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Lindsay, Rod: Rodgers

Little Spokane River region: Wells, Interpreting

Little Spokane River region: Woodward, Indomitable

Livingston, Louis, “Thomas Teakle, an Appreciation,” Vol. 15, No. 3, 1971, 33-41

Local history: Toole

Lochsa River region: Cerveny

Locomotives, Diesel: Butler, Bruce

Locomotives, Steam: Blair, How

Locomotives, Steam: Butler, Bruce

Logan, Utah: Goodwin

Logging: Wood

Logging: Young

Logging; See also Timber industry

Lolo Trail: Cerveny

Long Lake Dam: Johnson, Impossible

Looking Glass (Indian leader): Bradford

Lost Colony – Indian Prairie: Reimers, Indian

Lounsbury family: Woodward, Harper

Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen: Young

Lucky Friday Mine: Dolph, Thundering

Lueg, Henry: Kaiser, Straight

Lumber industry; see Timber industry

Luppert, John, “Glory Days of the Davenport Hotel,” Vol. 35, No. 1, 1991, 1-16

Luppert, John, “The Agony of a Western Town,” Vol. 31, No. 2, 1987, 17-23

Luppert, John: Luppert, Glory

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Luttig, John C.: Poole, Charbono’s

Lynch, Jenny MacDonald: Thomson, Ranald

Lynchings: Goodwin

Lyons, Haze: Edgerton, Montana

Macartney, Morton: Barber, Byron, Golden

MacDonald, Ranald: Edgerton, Ranald

MacDonald, Ranald: Thomson, Ranald

MacKay, John: Schlicke, West

MacKay, Malcolm: De Vore, First

Magnesite: Buchanan, Magnesite

Magnuson, Warren G.: Soenichsen

Magruder murder: Hagen, Teenage

Mail service – Frontier and pioneer era: Adams, How

Mail service – Frontier and pioneer era: Hackbarth

Mail service – Spokane to Pasco: Thomson, Spokane’s

Mail service – Stagecoach delivery: Thomson, Spokane’s

Mail service; See also Post offices

Mallock, Lester: Luppert, Agony

Malo, Washington: Ellingson, Fire

Malott, Thomas, “Governor Stevens Had What It Takes,” Vol. 2, No. 3, 1958, 39-42

Manhunts: Weilep

Manito Park, Spokane: Woodward, Indomitable

Mankato, Minnesota: Ellingson, Indian

Mansfield, Young Cameron: Showacre

Maritime exploration: Pearson, Searching

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Mark, Frederick A., “Idaho … Fur Trade Crossroads,” Vol. 2, No. 2, 1958, 17-24

Marsh, Othniel C.: Sabo

Marshall, Julian and Jerome Peltier, “Wounded Knee – Battle or Tragedy?” Vol. 23, No. 3, 1979, 41-48

Marshall, Julian, “A Historical Discovery,” Vol. 12, No. 1, 1968, 15-16; No. 2, 25-28

Marshall, Julian, “Placer Deposits of Murray, Idaho,” Vol. 16, No. 1, 1972, 1-11

Marshall, Julian, “The Idaho Fire of 1910,” Vol. u, No. 3, 1963, 33-42

Marshall, Robert (Bob): McGrew, Robert

Marshall, Robert (Bob): Olsen

Martin, Rex, “A Post Office for Dreamland,” Vol. 19, No. 1, 1975, 16

Martin, Rex, “Rivalry for Montana Capital was Bitter, Vol. 21, No. 4, 1977, 62-63

Mason, Glenn, “Early Images of Spokane,” Vol. 29, No. 1, 1984, 1-13

Mason, Glenn, “Remembrance of Christmases Past,” Vol. 33, No. 3, 1989, 41-48

Mason, Glenn, “The Oregon Trail: Essentials for the Emigrant,” Vol. 37, No. 2, 1993, 33-48

Mason, Homer: Becker

Master gardener program: Entenmann

Masterson, John: Erickson, Spokane’s

Masterson, William: Barber, Elmer, Horse

Maynard, David S.: Beardsley

Mayview Tramway: Victor, Mayview

Mayview, Washington: Victor, Mayview

Mayview, Washington: Victor, Old

McCarty family: Woodward, Indomitable

McConnell, W.J.: Noll

McCroskey, J. Houston: Sahlin

McDonald, Angus: Peacock, Chief

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McDonald, Archibald: Peacock, Chief

McDonald, Fay: Edgerton, More

McDonald, Finan: Peltier, Jerome, Neglected

McDonald, Marie: Edgerton, More

McEntee, Philip: Quann, Coulee

McGarry, Edward: Schlicke, Snake

McGoldrick, James: Rodgers

McGrew, Paul, “Buffalo Survival A Near Miracle,” Vol. 22, No. 1, 1978, 1-14

McGrew, Paul, “Conrad Kohrs – Pioneer Montana Cattleman, “Vol. 31, No. 1, 1987, 1-10

McGrew, Paul, “Robert (Bob) Marshall, Wilderness Advocate,” Vol. 26, No. 3, 1982, 35-46

McKay (or MacKay), John: Schlicke, Northwest’s

McKenzie, Donald: Mark

McKinley, William: Pearson, Spokane

McLaughlin, Willard, “Northwest Botanical Exploration,” Vol. 3, No. 3, 1959, 33-38

McLoughlin massacre: Obrien, McLoughlin

McLoughlin, David: O’Brien, McLoughlin

McLoughlin, James: Poole, Death

McLoughlin, John: Bradford, Highlights

McLoughlin, John: Hodgson

McLoughlin, John: Schlicke, Petticoats

McManniman family: Wood

McMinn, Joe: Bolker, Daniel

McNutt, W.H.: Edgerton, More

Meacham, Alfred B.: Edgerton, Our

Medical Lake, Washington: Kowrach, Inland

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Medicine – 18th century: Schlicke, West

Medicine – Company/Contract: Peacock, Early

Medicine – Frontier and pioneer era: Bolker, Good

Medicine – Frontier and pioneer era: Wyborney, Survival

Medicine – Indian Reservations: Hodgson, Apache

Medicine – Malpractice: Schlicke, Robinson

Medicine – Medical schools: Hodgson, Did

Medicine – Ships: Schlicke, West

Medicine – Spokane; See Spokane – Medicine

Medicine – Washington: Wyborney, Angel

Medicine; see also Diseases; Hospitals; Flu epidemic; Physicians; Public health

Meek, Joe: Davis

Mendenhall family: Woodward, Harper

Mennonites: Schlomer, Inland

Menzies, Archibald: Schlicke, Northwest’s

Menzies, Archibald: Schlicke, West

Mercantile business: Harris

Mercantile business: Sandburg, Partnership

Merrimac Mine: Fahey, Buffalo

Methodists – Spokane: Hodgson, Did

Milan Farms: Blosser

Miles, Walter, “1770s Ancestor a Fur Trader,” Vol. 21, No. 1, 1977, 1-9

Miles, Walter, “The Alaskan Colporteur,” Vol. 31, No. 3, 1987, 40-48

Military monuments: Jensen

Miller, Robert H., “If It Ain’t Fatal, It’s Funny,” Vol. 3, No. 2, 1959, 25-31

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Millwood, Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Milner Dam: Powell, I’ll

Milroy, Robert Bruce: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Milroy, Robert Huston: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Milwaukee Lumber Company: Victor, Fred

Milwaukee Road (Railroad) – Pine City: Barber, Elmer, Pine

Milwaukee Road (Railroad): Butler, Alfred, Train

Mine Owners’ Protective Association of the Coeur d’Alenes: Corcoran, Thomas

Miners – Chinese: Esvelt, Upper

Miners – On Indian land: O’Brien, McLoughlin

Miners – Strikes; See Labor disputes and violence; Mines and mining – Labor issues

Mines and mining – Accidents: Dolph, Thundering

Mines and mining – British Columbia: Bowers

Mines and mining – British Columbia: Turnbull

Mines and mining – Brokers: Bolker, Market

Mines and Mining – Eastern Washington: Esvelt, Upper

Mines and mining – Environmental aspects: Bamonte, Murray

Mines and mining – Fraud: Anderson, Mine

Mines and mining – Gold; See Gold mines and mining; Gold rush

Mines and mining – Health and safety issues: Corcoran, Thomas

Mines and mining – Idaho: Chandler

Mines and mining – Idaho: Stark

Mines and mining – Investments: Anderson, Mine

Mines and mining – Labor issues: Arksey, In

Mines and mining – Labor issues: Chandler, War

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Mines and mining – Labor issues: Montgomery, Harry

Mines and mining – Montana: Edgerton, Helena

Mines and mining – North Idaho: Fahey, Buffalo; See also Coeur d’Alene mining district

Mines and mining – Placer; See Placer mining; Chinese placer mining

Mines and mining – Stock exchanges: Bolker, Market

Mines and mining – Suppliers: Hagen, Teenage

Mines and mining – Suppliers: Sandburg, Partnership

Mines and mining; see also Gold discovery; Gold mines and mining; Placer mining

Mining towns – Ruby: O’Brien, Story

Mining War of 1899: Corcoran, Thomas

Minnesota – Indian massacres: Ellingson, Indian

Mint Saloon – Russell Gallery: De Vore, First

Miracle, Ralph, “Bull Teams” Vol. 36, No. 3, 1992, 45-48

Miracle, Ralph, “Readin’ Rawhide,” Vol. 37, No. 1, 1993, 14-16

Missions and missionaries – Catholic: Clark, Paper

Missions and missionaries – Catholic: Davis, De Smet

Missions and missionaries – Catholic: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Missions and missionaries – Catholic: Schlicke, Nun

Missions and missionaries – Monuments: Jensen

Missions and missionaries – Mormon: Trayner

Missions and missionaries – Protestant: Clark, Spokane

Missions and missionaries – Protestant: Arksey, Narcissa

Missions and missionaries – Protestant: Drury, Reminiscences

Missions and missionaries – Protestant: Kowrach, Blockrobes

Missions and missionaries – Protestant: Miles, Alaskan

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Missions and missionaries – Protestant: Montgomery, Mating

Missions and missionaries – Protestant: Schlicke, Petticoats

Missions and missionaries – Protestant: Schlicke, Petticoats (concluded)

Missions and missionaries: Sanford, Chief

Missions and missionaries; See also Individual missions and names of missionaries

Missoula Flood: Bamonte, Pend

Missoula, Montana: Gilbert

Missouri River – Exploration: Peltier, Jerome, Random

Modoc Indian War: Edgerton, Our

Molly B-Damn: Randall, Gold

MONAC: Anon, MONAC

MONAC: Bond

Monaghan, James: Hackbarth

Monaghan, James: Fahey, Spokane

Moncreiffe, Malcoln: Stout

Monroe, Jack: Sabo

Montana – Boundaries – Idaho: Collins, Why

Montana – Economic conditions: Edgerton, Helena

Montana – Gems: Victor, More

Montana – Indians: Scott

Montana – Settlers: Harvey, Gift

Montana – State capital: Martin, Rex, Rivalry

Montana – Vigilantes; See Vigilantes

Montana Magazine: Hagen, We

Montana Motor Freight: Blair, Wheeling

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Montana Territory: Collins, Why

Montezuma, Carlos: Hodgson, Apache

Montgomery, James – Liberated Woman: Hagen, Liberated

Montgomery, James, “A Boy’s Brush with History,” Vol. 24, No. 3, 1980, 47-48

Montgomery, James, “Harry Orchard, Sinner or Saint?” Vol. 19, No. 4, 1975, 49-59

Montgomery, James, “Mating Practices … Missionaries,” Vol. 27, No. 1, 1983, 65-71

Montgomery, James, “The Eastern Westerners,” Vol. 24, No. 4, 1980, 64

Montrose Park, Spokane: Woodward, Indomitable

Moore, Miles Conway: Hackbarth

Moore, Miles Conway: Hagen, Teenage

Moran Prairie, Washington: Becker

Moran Prairie, Washington: Siegert, Wilmer, Wheat

Moreland, William: Weilep

Moris, Joe: Bowers

Mormon Trail: Goodwin

Mormons and Mormonism: Goodwin

Mormons and Mormonism: Poole, Burton

Mormons and Mormonism – Idaho: Buchanan, Higher

Mormons and Mormonism – Missions: Trayner

Morrill Act of 1862: Buchanan, Higher

Mosby, Beverly: Alpin

Mosby, John S.: Alpin

Moscow, Idaho: Buchanan, Higher

Moscow, Idaho – Fortification during Nez Perce War: Boyd

Moses (Chief of Columbia Band of Indians): Esvelt, Chief

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Moses Lake, Washington: Ellingson, Humdrum

Mother Joseph: Schlicke, Nun

Motion Picture Association of America: Edgerton, Hometown

Mount Spokane: Olson

Mount Spokane: Woodward, Indomitable

Mount St. Helens eruption: Thomson, Mt.

Mountain View School: Wyborney, Mountain

Mountain View, Washington: Wyborney, Mountain

Mules on the Oregon Trail: Powell, Sign

Mullan Road: Baily, Mullan’s

Mullan Road: Erickson, Mullan’s

Mullan Road: Hackbarth

Mullan Road: Johnson, Mullan

Mullan Road – Monuments: Jensen

Mullan Road – Travel on: Hagen, Teenage

Mullan, John: Baily, Mullan’s

Mullan, John: Erickson, Mullan’s

Mullan, John: Hagen, Teenage

Mullan, John: Johnson, Mullan

Murders: Anderson, I Touched

Murders: Baily, Magruder

Murders: Edgerton, More

Murders: Edgerton, More

Murders: Hagen, Teenage

Murders: Holmes

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Murders: Montgomery, Harry

Murders: Noll

Murphey, Alonzo Miles: Sandburg, Right

Murphey-Favre & Co.: Sandburg, Right

Murray gold belt: Bamonte, Murray

Murray, Idaho: Bamonte, Murray

Murray, Idaho: Marshall, Historical

Murray, Idaho: Marshall, Placer

Murray, Idaho: Randall, Gold

Museum of Native American Cultures: Bond

Museum of Native American Cultures; See MONAC

Muzzy, Anne M., “History of Newman Lake Indian Lore and Claim …,” Vol. 40, No. 3, 1996, 12-15

Narkaus, Petteri: Hagen, Grandfather Had …

Natatorium Park: Blair, Two

National Parks Highway Association: Olson

National Parks Highway tour, 1916: Arksey, Roads

National Recovery Act: DeRuwe

Naturalists: McLaughlin

Neraas, Donald, “Form Follows Function,” Vol. 29, No. 3, 1985, 33-42

Ness, Howard, “Vintage Postcards,” See Broyles, Duane, “Vintage Postcards”

New Deal programs: Knox

New Jersey Mining Company: Bamonte, Murray

New Perce Indians – Religion: Sanford, Search

Newbery, Arthur A.: Fahey, Spokane

Newman Lake, Washington – Settlers: Muzzy

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Newman, Ed: Muzzy

Newspaper columnists: Edgerton, Humorous

Newspapers – Idaho: Marshall, Historical

Newspapers – Montana: Teakle, Frontier

Newspapers; See also Spokane – Newspapers

Nez Perce Indians: Baily, Nez

Nez Perce Indians: Drury: Reminiscences

Nez Perce Indians: Erickson, Northwest

Nez Perce Indians: Hollingsworth

Nez Perce Indians: Kelley

Nez Perce Indians: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Nez Perce Indians: Rosebush

Nez Perce Indians: Sanford, Nez Perce

Nez Perce Indians: Sanford, Chief

Nez Perce Indians: Scott

Nez Perce Indians; See also Nez Perce War

Nez Perce Trail: Baily, Magruder

Nez Perce War: Baily, Nez

Nez Perce War: Boyd

Nez Perce War: Bradford

Nez Perce War: D’Easum, White

Nez Perce War: Peltier, Jerome, Young

Nez Perce War: Spencer, John

Nine Mile Falls region: Wells, Interpreting

Noll, Lowell H., “Southern Idaho Vigilantism,” Vol. 2, No. 2, 1958, 25-32

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Nootka Sound: Schlicke, Northwest’s

Nootka Sound: Schlicke, West

Norman Ranch: Wells, Interpreting

Norman Ranch: Wells, untitled

Norman, William S: Ladd

Norman, William S.: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

North Atlantic (ship): Goodwin

North Piney caper: Butler, North

North West Company: Peltier, Jerome, Fur

North West Company: Peltier, Jerome, Neglected

Northern Pacific Railroad: Decker

Northern Pacific Railroad: Fahey, Spokane

Northern Pacific Railroad: Ladd

Northern Pacific Railroad – Accidents: Butler, Alfred, People

Northern Pacific Railroad – Land grants: Reimers, Indian

Northern Pacific Railroad – Land grants: Woodward, Indomitable

Northern Pacific Railroad – Land promotion: Mason

Northern Pacific Railroad – Personnel records: Butler, Alfred, People

Northern Pacific Railroad – Superintendents: Gilbert

Northern Pacific Railroad – Survey: Hackbarth

Northport, Washington: Bowers

Northwest Coast – Exploration: Schlicke, West

Northwest Magnesite Company: Buchanan, Magnesite

Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture: Schoonover, Charles

Northwest Passage: Pearson, Searching

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Norton family: Woodward, Sinking

Norton family: Woodward, Thomas

Norwegian immigrants: Ellingson, Eighty

Norwegian immigrants: Ellingson, This

Norwegian immigrants: Hagen, Grandfather Sought

Norwegian immigrants: Wallace, Gladys

Norwood, Annie: Spencer, John

Nosler, James Milo: Peltier, Jerome, Christmas

Nuns: Jensen

Nuns: Schlicke, Nun

Nurses (county nurses): Wyborney, Angel

Nurses: Quann, Mary

Nuzum, Richard: Edgerton, More

O’Brien, John, “The McLoughlin Massacre,” Vol. 12, No. 2, 1968, 29-32; No. 3, 1968, 45-47

O’Brien, John, “The Story of Old Ruby,” Vol. 4, No. 2, 1960. 27-32

O’Brien, John, “Upper Columbia Steamboating,” Vol. 6, No. 3, 1962, 33-42

Ocean voyages to the Pacific Northwest: Schlicke, Petticoats

Ogden, Peter Skene: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Okanogan County, Washington: O’Brien, Story

Okanogan Indians: Esvelt, Chief

Okanogan Valley – Indians: O’Brien, McLoughlin

Old National Bank Building – Spokane: Hoover

Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects: Arksey, William

Olsen, Chester, “Glimpses of Bob Marshall Afield,” Vol. 26, No. 3, 1982, 47-48

Olson, Douglas, “The Good Roads Man,” Vol. 29, No. 3, 1985, 43-48

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One hundred fifty thousand Club: Hodgson, Early

Oppenheimer, Joseph and Marcus: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

Orchard, Harry: Montgomery, Harry

Oregon – Indian massacres: Shore, Samuel

Oregon – Prehistory: Teakle, Thomas

Oregon Horse and Land Company: Cadagan

Oregon Short Line Railway: Cochrane

Oregon Territory: Beardsley

Oregon Territory: Drury, Oregon

Oregon Territory – Description: Drury, Oregon

Oregon Territory – Government: Edgerton, Government

Oregon Territory – Law: Edgerton, Government

Oregon Trail: Mason, Oregon

Oregon Trail: Schlicke, Snake

Oregon Trail – Cattle on: Powell, Sign

Oregon Trail – Food along: Swantz

Oregon Trail – Guidebooks: Mason, Oregon

Oregon Trail – Guidebooks: Blair, How

Oregon Trail – Mules on: Powell, Sign

Oregon Trail – Romance on: Peltier, Romeo

Organizations and clubs – Spokane: Edgerton, Spokane’s

Organizations and clubs – Spokane: Hodgson, Early

Oro Fino Mine: Fahey, Buffalo

Orphanages and children’s homes: Pearson, Hutton

Oton, Jean, “May Arkwright Hutton,” Vol. 40, No. 3, 1996, 1-8

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Oton, Jean, “Taming the West,” Vol. 40, No. 4, 1996, 13-14

Otter Woman (Indian): Poole, Charbono’s

Outlaws: Anderson, I Touched

Outlaws: Edgerton, Lilac

Outlaws: Gill, Montana

Outlaws: McGrew, Conrad

Outlaws: Reimers, Indian

Outlaws: Sampson

Oxen: Mason, Oregon

Oxen: Miracle, Bull

Pacific Fur Company: Peltier, Jerome, Fur

Pacific Fur Company: Wyborney, Okanogan

Pacific Northwest Indian Center: Bond

Pacific Northwest Indian Center: Anon, MONAC

Pacific Northwesterner – Articles downloaded on Historylink: Arksey, Pacific

Pacific Norwest coast – Exploration: Pearson, Searching

Packing; See Freighting and packing

Packingham, Mary B.: Quann, Mary

Page, P.A. “Finn”: Reimers, Indian

Paiute Indians: Marshall, Wounded

Paiute Indians: Peltier, Jerome, Wounded

Paleontology: Teakle, Thomas

Palouse Indians: Boyd

Palouse region: Barber, Palouse

Palouse region: Buchanan, Higher

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Palouse region: Chandler, Alas

Palouse region: Johnson, Cashup

Palouse region: Kelley

Palouse region: Rosebush

Palouse region: Ruddy

Palouse region: Victor, Story

Palouse region – Agriculture: Barber, Elmer, Horse

Palouse region – Agriculture: Cadagan

Palouse region – Mail delivery: Adams, How

Palouse region – Routes through: Kaiser, Straight

Palouse region – Settlement: Boyd

Palouse region – Transportation: Adams, History

Palouse region – Wheat farming: Cadagan

Palouse region – Wheat farming: Victor, Mayview

Pambrun, Andrew: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Pangburn, George: Hackbarth

Panic of 1893: Edgerton, Helena

Panic of 1893: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

Pariseau, Esther: Schlicke, Nun

Parker, Isaac: Sampson

Parker, Mrs. I.: Clark, Paper

Patterson, F.J.: Noll

Paul Bunyan tales: King

Paul Bunyan tales: Victor, Fred

Paulsen Building – Burglary: Edgerton, More

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Peacock, Eldred, “Chief Traders of Old Fort Colvile,” Vol. 14, No. 3, 1970, 43-48, No; 4, 65-68

Peacock, Eldred, “Early Idaho Panhandle Doctor …,” Vol. 23, No. 1, 1979, 1-15

Pearson, Ivan, “Mr. and Mrs. L.W. Hutton,” Vol. 11, No. 2, 1967, 29-32

Pearson, Ivan, “The Hutton Settlement: Levi Hutton, Founder-Sponsor, Vol. 11, No. 3, 1967, 33-38

Pearson, Leonard, “Searching for the Lost Anian,” Vol. 10, No. 3, 1966, 33-42

Pearson, Leonard, “Spokane, Silver and Bryan,” Vol. 14, No. 3, 1970, 33-42

Peltier, Frank, “George Fuller Brings Carnegie Libraries to Spokane,” Vol. 41, No. 4, 1997, 56-60

Peltier, Jerome (contributor of memoir by Eugene Carlson Sampson): Sampson

Peltier, Jerome, “A Young Man Goes West,” Vol. 33, No. 1, 1989, 8-14

Peltier, Jerome, “Billy Norman – Frontier Capitalist,” Vol. 32, No. 2, 1988, 25-32

Peltier, Jerome, “Christmas in the Pacific Northwest,” Vol. 36, No. 4, 1992, 49-64

Peltier, Jerome, “Getting Through the Depression,” Vol. 33, No. 4, 1989, 49-54

Peltier, Jerome, “How it all Began,” Vol. 29, No. 4, 1985, 49-56

Peltier, Jerome, “In the Name of Progress,” Vol. 34, No. 4, 1991, 67-68

Peltier, Jerome, “Interviews with Ernie Trowbridge,” Vol. 42, Issue 2, 1998, 3-28

Peltier, Jerome, “Isaac Stevens’s Greatest Mistake …,” Vol. 34, No. 3, 1990, 37-52

Peltier, Jerome, “Milroy and the Council at Kettle Falls,” Vol. 30, No. 3, 1986, 33-40

Peltier, Jerome, “Neglected Spokane House,” Vol. 5, No. 3, 1961, 33-41

Peltier, Jerome, “Pinkney City, Washington Territory,” Vol. 7, No. 4, 1963, 61-64

Peltier, Jerome, “Random Notes … Missouri River Fur Trade,” Vol. 39, No. 4, 1995, 49-64

Peltier, Jerome, “Robert F. Cummins, the Youngest … Freighter …,” Vol. 40, No. 2, 1996, 1-7

Peltier, Jerome, “Romeo and Juliet on the Oregon Trail,” Vol. 28, No. 3, 1984, 33-38

Peltier, Jerome, “Seth Woodard, Spokane Valley Pioneer,” Vol. 31, No. 2, 1987, 24-30

Peltier, Jerome, “The Fur Trade Was Equitable in the Far West,” Vol. 34, No. 1, 1990, 1-12

Peltier, Jerome, “The Great Spokane Fire of 1889,” Vol. 15, No. 2, 1971, 17-27

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Peltier, Jerome, “The Ward Massacre,” Vol. 9, No. 1, 1965, 12-16

Peltier, Jerome, “Wounded Knee … See Marshall, Julian, “Wounded Knee …”

Peltier, Jerome: Peltier, Jerome, How

Pend Oreille County, Washington: Bamonte, Pend

Pend Oreille Indians: Scott

Pend Oreille River: Bamonte, Pend

Pend Oreille River: Bamonte, Suzanne, Kalispels

Pend Oreille River – Ferries: Hackbarth

Peo Peo Mox Mox (Walla Walla chief): Hollingsworth

Peone, Baptiste: Hackbarth

Perrine, Ira Burton: Powell, I’ll

Perry, David: D’Easum, White

Peyton, I.S.: Bowers

Phillips, William T. (alleged alias of Butch Cassidy): Hagen, Bandit

Photographers – Spokane: Mason

Photographers – Spokane: Schoonover, Charles

Physicians – Contract: Peacock, Early

Physicians – Country doctors: Griswold

Physicians – Frontier and pioneer era: Peacock, Early

Physicians – Fur trade era: Schlicke, Northwest’s

Physicians – On Indian reservations: Hodgson, Apache

Physicians – Spokane: Schlicke, Robinson

Piegan Indians: Scott

Pierce, Elias D.: Sanford, Nez Perce

Pinkney City, W. T.: Peltier, Jerome, Pinkney

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Pioneer diaries: Adams, Glen, Lady

Pioneer journeys – Guidebooks: Blair, How

Pioneer journeys – Provisioning: Mason, Oregon

Pioneer journeys to California: Bolker, Daniel

Pioneer journeys to Oregon: Bruce

Pioneer journeys to Oregon: Mason, Oregon

Pioneer journeys to Oregon: Peltier, Jerome, Romeo

Pioneer journeys to Oregon: Schlicke, Snake

Pioneer journeys to Oregon: Shore, Samuel

Pioneer journeys to the Pacific Northwest: Powell, Sign

Pioneer journeys to the Pacific Northwest: Schlicke, Petticoats

Pioneer journeys to the Pacific Northwest: Swantz

Pioneer journeys to the Willamette Valley: Drury, Oregon

Pioneer journeys to Utah: Goodwin

Pioneer journeys to Washington: Adams, Glen, Lady

Pioneer journeys to Washington: Kaiser, Straight

Pioneer journeys to Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Robert

Pioneer journeys to Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Pioneer journeys to Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Young

Pioneer life; see Frontier and pioneer life

Pioneer monuments and cemeteries: Jensen

Pioneer routes; see Oregon Trail; Pioneer journeys; Roads and trails

Placer mining: Esvelt, Upper

Placer mining: Marshall, Placer

Placer mining: Thomson, Swauk

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Plante, Antoine: Hackbarth

Plantes Ferry: Hackbarth

Plants – Northwest: McLaughlin

Platt, John A.:Platt

Platt, Kenneth, “Ride ‘em Cowboy … Or Walk,” Vol. 17, No. 3, 1973, 51-60

Platz, Mrs. Harry: Anon, Seven

Plummer Gang Gold Mining Company: Anderson, Mine

Plummer, Henry: Anderson, Mine

Plummer, Henry: Edgerton, Montana

Plummer, Henry: Hagen, Teenage

Plummer, Henry: McGrew, Conrad

Poetry, Western: Miracle, Bull

Pointer, Larry (his book In Search of Butch Cassidy): Hagen, Bandit

Police/law enforcement monuments: Jensen

Pomeroy, Washington: Victor, Mayview

Poole, Edwin, “Burton: The Other Richard Burton,” Vol. 15, No. 1, 1971, 1-16

Poole, Edwin, “Charbono’s ‘Squar’,” Vol. 8, No. 1, 1964, 1-13

Poole, Edwin, “The Death of Sitting Bull,” Vol. 2, No. 4, 1958, 59-64

Pope, Arnold: Anderson, Mine

Pope, Seth Luen: Hackbarth

Posey (Ute Indian): Rockie

Posses; See Vigilantes

Post offices – Eastern Washington: Adams, How

Post offices – Montana: Martin, Rex, Post

Post offices – Request for: Martin, Post

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Postcards: Broyles, Vintage:

Postmasters: Adams, How

Poston family: Blosser

Potlatch Lumber Company: Harris

Potlatch Mercantile Company: Harris

Potlatch, Idaho: Harris

Powell family: Powell, Oh

Powell, William, “I’ll Take It If It’s Legal,” Vol. 13, No. 3, 1969, 33-40; No. 4, 55-64

Powell, William, “Oh! That the Desert Were My Dwelling Place,” Vol. 24, No. 4, 1980, 49-64

Powell, William, “The Line That Changed New Albion,” Vol. 10, No. 1, 1966, 1-15

Powell, William, “The Sign Said: ‘Road to Oregon’,” Vol. 4, No. 3, 1960, 33-40

Practical jokes: Davis

Praisewater, Ethel: Ellingson, Humdrum

Prather, Elsie: Schlicke, Robinson

Presbyterians – Indian converts: Drury, Reminiscences

Prescott, Charles: Harvey, Uncle

Preston, Josephine Corliss: Irwin, Zola

Preusse, Herman: Jensen

Prichard, Andrew J.: Marshall, Placer

Prichard, Andrew J.: Randall, Gold

Prichard, Idaho: Randall, Gold

Pringle, Catherine Sager: Anon, Seven

Prohibition: Holmes

Prospectors/prospecting: Thomson, No

Prostitution: Ellingson, Eighty

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Prostitution: Oton, Taming

Prostitution: Randall, Gold

Prostitution: Woodward, Abbie

Public health: Wyborney, Angel

Publishers: Clark, Paper

Pulaski, E. C.: Marshall, Idaho

Pullman, Washington: Buchanan, Higher

Purington family: Peltier, Jerome, Young

Quakers: Wallace, Gladys

Qualchan (Yakama Indian): Esvelt, Chief

Quann, James and Randall Johnson, “Mary B. Packingham, WSC’s Own …,” Vol. 41, No. 4, 1997

Quann, James, “Big Jim: Drilling with Diamonds,” Vol. 52, Issue 2, 2008, 1-32

Quann, James, “Blazes of Glory: Biographies of Spokane Military Heroes,” Vol. 48, Issue 1, 2004, 3-35

Quann, James, “Coulee City … On the Columbia Plateau,” Vol. 55, Issue 1, 2011, 3-32

Quann, James, “Kate Williams Roberts: Washington Territory Pioneer,” Vol. 44, Issue 1, 2000, 25-39

Quann, James, “Steamboats and Stalags,” Vol. 49, Issue 2, 2005, 3-26

Quann, James, “The WSU Veterans Memorial,” Vol. 52, Issue 2, 2008, 35-46

Quarter section of land: Victor, Story

Quartz: Bamonte, Murray

Radar: Butler, Alfred, Contribution

Railroads – Accidents: Butler, Alfred, People

Railroads – Accidents: Butler, Alfred, Train

Railroads – Accidents: Ellingson, Eighty

Railroads – Accidents: Peacock, Early

Railroads – Chinese labor: Soenichsen

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Railroads – Coeur d’Alene Railway & Navigation Company; See Coeur d’Alene Railway …

Railroads – Construction accidents: Peacock, Early

Railroads – Construction: Harvey, Uncle

Railroads – Construction: Thomson, Tie

Railroads – Contract doctors: Peacock, Early

Railroads – Electric and interurban: Butler, Alfred, Train

Railroads – Electric and interurban: Johnson, Flat

Railroads – Electric and interurban: Siegert, Our

Railroads – Electric and interurban: Siegert, Spokane’s

Railroads – Employees; See Railroad workers

Railroads – Great Northern; See Great Northern Railroad

Railroads – Inland Northwest: Butler, Bruce

Railroads – Interurban; See Railroads – Electric and interurban

Railroads – Into Coeur d’Alene Mining District: Bamonte, Murray

Railroads – Land grants; See under Northern Pacific

Railroads – Locomotives: Butler, Alfred, Train

Railroads – Locomotives; See also Railroads – Steam locomotives

Railroads – Milwaukee Road; See Milwaukee Road

Railroads – Northern Pacific; See Northern Pacific Railroad

Railroads – Promotion of Western settlement: Blair, How

Railroads – Safety/Work rules: Butler, Alfred, People

Railroads – Silk trains: Blair, How

Railroads – Spokane Falls and Northern; See Spokane Falls and Northern

Railroads – Spokane International; See Spokane International Railroad

Railroads – Steam locomotives: Blair, How

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Railroads – Steam locomotives: Butler, Bruce

Railroads – Ties: Thomson, Tie

Railroads – Trestle and station demolition for Expo: Rodgers

Railroads – Washington Territory: Peltier, Jerome, Robert

Railroads – Washington: Adams, History

Railroads – Washington: Hagen, M.D.

Railroads – Workers: Butler, Alfred, People

Railroads – Workers: Ellingson, Eighty

Railroads – Workers: Harvey, Uncle

Railroads – Workers: Soenichsen

Railroads; See also Names of specific railroads

Ralston, J.C.: Barber, Byron, Golden

Ralston, James Kenneth: Harvey, Gift

Ranch life: Johnson, Branding

Ranch life – Idaho: Platt

Ranch life – Montana: Harvey, Gift

Ranch life – South Dakota: Ellingson, This

Ranches/ranching: Quann, Kate

Ranches/ranching – Chirikof Island: Thomson, Wild

Ranches/ranching – Palouse region: Barber, Elmer, Horse

Ranches/ranching – Wyoming: Stout

Randall, Arthur, “Gold, Indians, Wyatt Earp and Prostitutes …,” Vol. 41, No. 1, 1997, 1-8

Range wars: Montgomery, Boy’s

Range wars: Thomson, Wild

Range wars: Watkins, Johnson

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Rathdrum, Idaho: Hackbarth

Rawhide Railroad: Hagen, M.D.

Rawls, Luke: Barber, Elmer, Horse

Rawls, Luke: Barber, Pine

Red Cloud Agency: Clark, Death

Red Collar Steamship Line: Quann, Steamboats

Redfield, Roy, “The American Indian,” Vol. 10, No. 2, 1966, 17-24

Reedy, Clarence E.: Holmes

Reforestation: Knox

Reid, Ralph, “Spokane’s Oldest Bank,” Vol. 9, No. 2, 1965, 17-24

Reimers, Henry, “Ellen’s Indian Prairie Estate,” Vol. 32, No. 3, 1988, 40-48

Reimers, Henry, “Indian Prairie: Heritage of a Lost Colony,” Vol. 30, No. 4, 1986, 54-64

Reith (or Rieth), Joseph and Jacob: Schlicke, Snake

Religion/Churches: Montgomery, Harry

Religion/churches – Spokane Valley: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Religion/churches; See also Indians – Religion; Missions and missionaries

Reno, Marcus: Schlicke, Snake

Reno, Marcus: Stuart

Renton, William (or David): Baily, Magruder

Resorts: Barber, Palouse

Revolutionary War descendants: Edgerton, Spokane’s

Riblet Tramway Company: Barr

Riblet Tramway Company: Buchanan, Magnesite

Riblet, Byron C.: Buchanan, Magnesite

Riblet, Byron: Barr

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Riblet, Royal: Barr

Rice family: Woodward, Sinking

Rice, Margaret Norton: Woodward, Sinking

Rice, Ren H.: Woodward, Abbie

Rice, William: Woodward, Sinking

Richland, Washington: Chestnut

Ridgeley, Joe; See Blair, Seabury, “My First (and Last) Job …”

Ridgerunner (William Moreland): Weilep

Ritchie, Willis A.: Scanlan, Sleeping

Ritzville, Washington: Schlomer, Inland

Riverfront Park – Spokane: Rodgers

Riverside State Park: Wells, Interpreting

Roads and highways – Development: Arksey, Roads

Roads and highways – Development: Olson

Roads and trails – British Columbia: Bradley

Roads and trails – Cariboo: Bradley

Roads and trails – Chelan Trail: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Roads and trails – Condon’s Road: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Roads and trails – Construction: Victor, Ubiquitous

Roads and trails – Development: Victor, Ubiquitous

Roads and trails – Fort Okanogan to Spokane House: Wyborney, Okanogan

Roads and trails – Grand Coulee region: Wyborney, Upper

Roads and trails – Howse Pass, B.C.: Miles, 1770s

Roads and trails – Idaho: Hackbarth

Roads and trails – Indian; See Indian trails

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Roads and trails – Lolo Trail: Cerveny

Roads and trails – Mullan Road; See Mullan Road

Roads and trails – Oregon Trail; See Oregon Trail

Roads and trails – Palouse region: Kaiser, Straight

Roads and trails – Snoqualmie Wagon Road: Thomson, Snoqualmie

Roads and trails – Texas Trail: Barber, Pine

Roads and trails – Texas Trail: Hackbarth

Roads and trails – Washington: Adams, History

Roads and trails – Washington: Hackbarth

Roads and trails – Washington: Wells, Interpreting

Roads and Trails – White Bird Hill: D’Easum, White

Roark, Morton: Weilep

Roberts, Edward J.: Fahey, Retirement

Roberts, Edward J.: Fahey, Spokane

Roberts, Kate Williams, “A Schoolmarm’s Memoirs,” Vol. 32, No. 3, 1988, 33-39

Roberts: W. Milnor: Hackbarth

Robertson, W.I., “Cow Boys, Cow-Boys, Cowboys,” Vol. 36, No. 2, 1922, 27-32

Robinson, William Witten: Schlicke, Robinson

Rock Island, Washington: O’Brien, Upper

Rock Lake Resort: Barber, Palouse

Rockie, W. A., “Old Posey,” Vol. 6, No. 2, 1962, 30-32

Rockwood Clinic, Spokane: Schlicke, Robinson

Rocky Mountain Junior College: Butler, North

Rocky mountain spotted fever: Bolker, Good

Rodgers, David, “The Permanent Legacy of Expo ’74,” Vol. 50, Issue 2, 2006, 3-68

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Rodgers, David: Rodgers

Rogers, Will: Lilly

Rogue River Wars: Shore, Samuel

Romaine, Jim: Baily, Magruder

Rooney, Pat: Erickson, Spokane’s

Rosalia, Washington, region: Bosebush

Rosalia, Washington, region: Kelley

Rosebush, Waldo, “Steptoe’s Day of Battle,” Vol. 2, No. 3, 1958, 43-48

Rosebush, Waldo: Hackbarth

Rossland, British Columbia: Bowers

Rossland, British Columbia: Turnbull

Round-Top T Ranch: Johnson, Branding

Ruark, Joseph F. “Kentuck”: Kaiser, Straight

Ruark, Joseph F.: Hackbarth

Ruby (Ruby City), Washington: O’Brien, Story

Ruddy, Al, “University of the Palouse – a Concept …” Vol. 24, No. 2, 1980, 29-31

Russell, Charles M.: De Vore, First

Russell, Charles M.: Hagen, We

Russell, Charles M.: Irwin, Arthur

Russell, Charles M.: McGrew, Buffalo

Russell, Nancy Mann: Irwin, Arthur

Russian (German descent) immigrants: Schlomer, Inland

Russian immigrants: Yanuskeva

Rustling: Barber, Elmer, Horse

Rustling: Barber, Pine

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Rustling: Gill, Montana

Rustling: Showacre

Rustling: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Rutherford, W.A.: Holmes

Sabo, Lewis, “When Wagon Trails Were Dim,” Vol. 28, No. 2, 1984, 23-31

Sacajawea: Hagen, Liberated

Sacajewea: Poole, Charbono’s

Sacred Heart Hospital – Spokane: Schlicke, Nun

Saddles: Herbison, Ellensburg

Sager children: Anon, Seven

Sahlin, Lee, “Broadview Dairy,” Vol. 45, Issue 1, 2001, 44-48

Salinger, Pierre: Woodward, Harper

Salish Indians: Scott

Salmon fisheries: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Salmon River Mission: Trayner

Salmon River Project: Powell, I’ll

Salmon River region: Platt

Salmon River region: Spencer, John

Saloons and taverns: De Vore, First

Sampson, Eugene, “The Court of Judge Isaac Parker,” Vol. 3, No. 3, 1959, 41

San Juan Islands, Washington – County nurse program: Wyborney, Angel

Sandburg, Everett, “Fall Guy in the Great Fire of 1889,” Vol. 25, No. 2, 1981, 30-32

Sandburg, Everett, “Farragut Naval Training Center, 1942-1946,” Vol. 27, No. 3, 1983, 97-112

Sandburg, Everett, “Partnership Born in the Gold Rush,” Vol. 22, No. 2, 1978, 17-32

Sandburg, Everett, “Right Place at Right Time!Spokane Fire … Banks,” Vol. 19, No. 2, 1975, 17-25

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Sanford, Gregory, “Search for White Man’s Religion,” Vol. 28, No. 1, 1984, 13-16

Sanford, Gregory, “Chief Timothy,” Vol. 12, No. 2, 1968, 17-24

Sanford, Gregory, “The Nez Perce Nation Was Betrayed,” Vol. 6, No. 4, 1962, 56-63

Sanford, Gregory, “Windmills Saved Thirsty West,” Vol. 21, No. 1, 1977, 12-16

Santa Barbara, California – Historic homes: Arksey, William

Sapphire mining: Victor, More

Sauve, Moses: Wood

Sawmills: Harris

Scanlan, Charles, “First Law in the Territory,” Vol. 1, No. 3, 1957, 11-16

Scanlan, Charles, “Sleeping Beauty’s Castle,” Vol. 11, No. 2, 1967, 17-28

Scheuerman, Richard, “The Object of Your Mission,” Vol. 45, Issue 1, 2001, 49-53

Schlicke, Carl, “George Wright’s Early Years, Vol. 13, No. 2, 1969, 17-26; No. 3, 41-48

Schlicke, Carl, “Nun in Statuary Hall,” Vol. 24, No. 3, 1980, 41-45

Schlicke, Carl, “Petticoats in New Albion,” Vol. 4, No. 4, 1960, 49-58; Vol. 5, No. 1, 1961, 9-16

Schlicke, Carl, “The Northwest’s First Doctor,” Vol. 2, No. 4, 1958, 55-59

Schlicke, Carl, “The Robinson Affair,” Vol. 27, No. 2, 1983, 81-93

Schlicke, Carl, “The Snake River Massacre of 1860,” Vol. 30, No. 3, 1986, 41-48

Schlicke, Carl, “The Trials and Tribulations of Colonel Wright,” Vol. 33, No. 3, 1989, 33-39

Schlicke, Carl, “West Coast Medicine in 1776,” Vol. 20, No. 4, 1976, 58-68

Schlicke, Carl, “What’s It All About? Spokane Centennial …,” Vol. 25, No. 2, 198, No. 2, 1981, 26-29

Schlomer, Harm, “Inland Empire Russian Germans,” Vol. 8, No. 4, 1964, 57-64

Schlomer, Harm, “The Harders of the Big Bend,” Vol. 11, No. 4, 1967, 49-62

Schnebly, David J.: Hackbarth

Schoenberg, Wilfred P.: Bond

Schoenberg, Wilfred P.: Anon, MONAC

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School administrators: Irwin, Zola

Schools – Rural: Herbison, Prairie

Schools – Rural: Irwin, Zola

Schools – Rural: Quann, Kate

Schools – Rural: Roberts

Schools – Rural: Wyborney, Mountain

Schools – Spokane Valley: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Schools – Spokane: Sandburg, Right

Schools – Spokane: Livingston

Schools – Spokane: Peltier, Jerome, In

Schoonover, Larry, “Charles Libby … Spokane Photographers,” Vol. 37, No. 4, 1993, 49-64

Schultz, George Willard: Sabo

Scott, Donald, “The Montana Salish,” Vol. 8, No. 3, 1964, 39-46

Scott, Elsie, R.N.: Wyborney, Angel

Scottish immigrants: Joss

Scottish immigrants: Stout

Sculptors: Jensen

Seances: Edgerton, More

Segesman, John, “Skid Road Blanket Stiffs,” Vol. 17, No. 1, 1973, 13-16

Segesman, John, “Spokane’s Lively Growing Years,” Vol. 1, No. 2, 1957, 7-16

Seltzer, Olaf C.: De Vore, First

Seneacquoteen Trail: Hackbarth

Serbian immigrants: Thomson, Tie

Seventh-day Adventists: Miles, Alaskan

Shanks, John: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

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Sheep business: DeRuwe

Sheep herding: Blair, My

Sheep herding: De Ruwe

Sheep herding: Ridgeley

Sheepeater Indians: De Vore, Renegades

Sheller, Roscoe, “Ben Snipes, Northwest Cattle King,” Vol. 3, No. 4, 1959, 62-64

Sheridan, Wyoming: Stout

Sherwood, Donald: Woodward, Harper

Ship surgeons: Schlicke, West

Ship travel: Adams, Glen, Lady

Shipwrecks: Adams, Glen, Lady

Shipwrecks: Siegert, Crossing

Shore, Marshall, “From Geiger to Glory,” Vol. 40, No. 4, 1996, 1-12

Shore, Marshall, “Samuel Belshaw: Rogue River Wars,” Vol. 38, No. 4, 1994, 33-43

Shore, Marshall, “Tales from Grandma Belshaw,” Vol. 38, No. 4, 1994, 44-47

Shoshone County, Idaho: Corcoran, Thomas

Shoshone County, Idaho: Chandler

Shoshone Indians: Trayner

Showacre, Robert, “Fifty Years Among the Dumb Animals,” Vol. 4, No. 1, 1960, 8-16

Siegert, Wilmer, “Crossing the Bar at the Columbia’s Mouth,” Vol. 6, No. 3, 1962, 43-47

Siegert, Wilmer, “Did You Ever Meet Steam Shovel Jim?” Vol. 25, No. 1, 1981, 15-16

Siegert, Wilmer, “Memories of the Model T,” Vol. 26, No. 1, 1982, 5-11

Siegert, Wilmer, “Our Electric Railroad: Interurban Trains…,” Vol. 26, No. 1, 1982, 1-5

Siegert, Wilmer, “Spokane’s Interurban Era,” Vol. 17, No. 2, 1973, 17-28

Siegert, Wilmer, “Wheat Harvest Primitive in 1928,” Vol. 20, No. 3, 1976, 43-48

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Silk – Railroad transport: Blair, How

Silver King Mine: Bowers

Silver mining: Bamonte, Murray

Silver mining: Bowers

Silver question: Pearson, Spokane

Simms, John A.: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Simpson, George: Bradford, Highlights

Sioux Indians: Clark, Death

Sioux Indians: Ellingson, Indian

Sioux Indians: Poole, Death

Sisters of Providence: Schlicke, Nun

Sitting Bull: Marshall, Wounded

Sitting Bull: Peltier, Jerome Wounded

Sitting Bull: Poole, Death

Skid Road – Spokane: Segesman, Skid

Skyscrapers: Hoover

Slate Creek, Idaho: Spencer, John

Slaughter, John: Ruddy

Slavery – Practiced by Indians: Dunn

Smelters: Bowers

Smelters: Turnbull

Smiley, H.D., “History Repeats Itself …,” Vol. 43, Issue 1, 1999, 32-38

Smith, Andrew Jackson: Barber, Pine

Smith, Asa Bowen: Clark, Spokane

Smith, Eleanor Cowley, “M.M. Cowley,” Vol. 38, No. 3, 1994, 46-48

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Smith, John L.: Blosser

Smith, Keith A.: Quann, Blazes

Snake River – Ferries: Hackbarth

Snake River – Ferries: Kaiser, Straight

Snake River – Fishing: Wolfe

Snake River massacre: Schlicke, Snake

Snake River region – Wheat farming: Victor, Mayview

Snake River region: Powell, I’ll

Snipes, Ben: Sheller

Snipes, George: Peltier, Jerome, Romeo

Snipes, Martha Imbler: Peltier, Jerome, Romeo

Snoqualmie Wagon Road: Thomson, Snoqualmie

Snow Lake Project: Quann, Big

Sod houses: Ellingson, This

Soennichsen, John, “The Chinese Exclusion Act,” Vol. 56, Issue 2, 2012, 1-25

Soldiers – Life in Indian wars: Conklin

Sons of the American Revolution: Edgerton, Spokane’s

South Dakota – Settlers: Ellingson, This

Soviet Union – American visits to: Edgerton, Hometown

Spalding, Henry Harmon: Clark, Spokane

Spalding, Henry Harmon: Drury, Reminiscences

Spalding, Henry Harmon: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Spalding, Henry Harmon: Sanford, Chief

Spalding, Mrs. Henry: Schlicke, Petticoats (concluded)

Spangle, Washington: Ladd

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Spas/health resorts: Kowrach, Inland

Spencer, John Wood, “Conflict at Slate Creek,” Vol. 32, No. 4, 1988, 49-56

Spencer, Layne Gellner, “How to Snorkel for Gold,” Vol. 40, No. 1, 1996, 13-16

Spirit Lake, Iowa: Ellingson, Indian

Spokan Times: Woodward, Indomitable

Spokane – Additions/neighborhoods: Fahey, Retirement

Spokane – Additions/neighborhoods: Jensen

Spokane – Architecture: Arksey, William

Spokane – Architecture: Broyles, Vintage

Spokane – Architecture: Ellingson, Eighty

Spokane – Architecture: Hoover

Spokane – Architecture: Jensen

Spokane – Architecture: Neraas

Spokane – Architecture: Scanlan, Sleeping

Spokane – Automobile ownership: Anon, Spokane

Spokane – Automobiles in: Anon, Spokane

Spokane – Banks and banking; See Banks and banking – Spokane

Spokane – Bridges: Barber, Byron, Golden

Spokane – Bridges: Jensen

Spokane – Business development: Edgerton, Hometown

Spokane – Business development: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

Spokane – Centennial: Anon, Corral

Spokane – Centennial: Schlicke, What’s

Spokane – Childhood memories: Blair, Spokane

Spokane – Childhood memories: Blair, Two

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Spokane – Childhood memories: Butler, Alfred, Motor

Spokane – Childhood memories: Ellingson, Eighty

Spokane – Childhood memories: Gilbert

Spokane – Childhood memories: Henry

Spokane – Childhood memories: Johnson, Flat

Spokane – Childhood memories: Segesman

Spokane – Chinese population: Kershner

Spokane – Chinese population: Woodward, Early

Spokane – City Beautiful Committee: Hodgson, Early

Spokane – City charter: Schlicke, What’s

Spokane – Civil War connections: Alpin

Spokane – County seat dispute: Schlicke, What’s

Spokane – Courts: Butler, Alfred, People’s court

Spokane – Crime: Edgerton, Lilac

Spokane – Crime: Edgerton, More

Spokane – Crime: Kershner

Spokane – D.C. Corbin’s economic interests: David, D.C.

Spokane – Depression era; See Depression era – Spokane

Spokane – Early 20th century life: Segesman

Spokane – Expo ’74; See Expo ‘74

Spokane – Fire, 1889; See Spokane fire, 1889

Spokane – Free speech fight of 1909: Kizer, Mrs.

Spokane – Historic homes: Arksey, William

Spokane – Historic sites/monuments: Jensen

Spokane – Hospitals: Jensen

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Spokane – Hospitals: Schlicke, Nun

Spokane – Hospitals: Schlicke, Robinson

Spokane – Hotels; See Davenport Hotel

Spokane – Incorporation: Schlicke, What’s

Spokane – Japanese population: Kershner

Spokane – Justice of the Peace: Butler, Alfred, People’s

Spokane – Labor issues: Kizer, Mrs.

Spokane – Labor issues: Segesman, Skid

Spokane – Libraries: Peltier, Frank

Spokane – Medicine: Hodgson, Did

Spokane – Medicine: Knoll, When

Spokane – Medicine: Schlicke, Robinson

Spokane – Medicine; See also Spokane – Hospitals

Spokane – Memories of early 20th century: Henry

Spokane – Memories of life in early Spokane: Kizer, Pioneer

Spokane – Mining stock exchanges: Bolker, Market

Spokane – Music: Luppert, Glory

Spokane – Newspapers: Edgerton, Humorous

Spokane – Newspapers: Edgerton, Lilac

Spokane – Newspapers: Erickson, Spokane’s

Spokane – Newspapers: Woodward, Indomitable

Spokane – Nineteenth Century life: Peltier, Jerome, Interviews

Spokane – Organizations and clubs; See Organizations and clubs – Spokane

Spokane – Paintings and drawings: Mason

Spokane – Parks: Broyles, Vintage

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Spokane – Parks: Fahey, Retirement

Spokane – Parks: Rodgers

Spokane – Parks: Woodward, Indomitable

Spokane – Parks: Woodward, Indomitable

Spokane – Photographs: Broyles, Vintage

Spokane – Photographs: Mason

Spokane – Photographs: Schoonover, Charles

Spokane – Population: Hodgson, Early

Spokane – Presidential election, 1896: Pearson, Spokane

Spokane – Promotion: Hodgson, Early

Spokane – Promotion: Mason

Spokane – Promotion: Sandburg, Right

Spokane – Prostitution: Woodward, Abbie

Spokane – Public health: Knoll, When

Spokane – Railroad stations: Rodgers

Spokane – Schools; See Schools – Spokane

Spokane – Settlers: Bolker, Daniel

Spokane – Settlers: Cochran

Spokane – Settlers: Ellingson, Eighty

Spokane – Settlers: Mason, Remembrance

Spokane – Settlers: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

Spokane – Settlers: Peltier, Jerome, In

Spokane – Settlers: Woodward, Indomitable

Spokane – Ship named for: Anon, History

Spokane – Skid Road: Segesman, Skid

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Spokane – Spelling of name: Schlicke, What’s

Spokane – Street railways: Johnson, Flat

Spokane – Street railways: Siegert, Spokane’s

Spokane – Street railways: Woodward, Indomitable

Spokane – Telephones: Ladd

Spokane – Television: Becker

Spokane – Titanic sinking connection: Woodward, Sinking

Spokane – Transportation; See Spokane – Street railways

Spokane – Trophies: Anon, History

Spokane – Vice: Edgerton, Lilac

Spokane – Vice: Kershner

Spokane and Inland Empire Railroad: Siegert, Spokane’s

Spokane and Montrose Motor Railroad: Woodward, Indomitable

Spokane Bridge (town): Hackbarth

Spokane Bridge (town): Kizer, Michael

Spokane Bridge (town): Kowrach, Town

Spokane Bridge (town): Smith, Eleanor

Spokane Brokers’ Association: Bolker, Market

Spokane Chamber of Commerce: Edgerton, Hometown

Spokane Chamber of Commerce: Hodgson, Early

Spokane Chronicle: Woodward, Indomitable

Spokane City Health Department: Knoll, When

Spokane College/University: Hodgson, Did

Spokane Corral of Westerners – History: Anon, Women

Spokane Corral of Westerners – History: Arksey, Pacific

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Spokane Corral of Westerners – History: Corral

Spokane Corral of Westerners – History: Corral

Spokane Corral of Westerners – History: Hagen, We

Spokane Corral of Westerners – History: Hagen, Westerners

Spokane Corral of Westerners – History: Peltier, Jerome, How

Spokane Corral of Westerners – Women members: Anon, Women

Spokane County – Corruption: Erickson, Spokane’s

Spokane County – County seat dispute: Schlicke, What’s

Spokane County Airport: Erickson, Spokane’s

Spokane County Courthouse: Scanlan, Sleeping

Spokane County Good Roads Association: Olson

Spokane Falls: Ladd

Spokane Falls – Artists’ depictions: Mason

Spokane Falls – Settlers: Reimers, Ellen’s

Spokane Falls and Northern Railroad: Fahey, Spokane

Spokane fire, 1889: Peltier, Jerome, Great

Spokane fire, 1889: Peltier, Jerome, Interviews

Spokane fire, 1889: Sandburg, Fall

Spokane fire, 1889: Sandburg, Right

Spokane Garry (Spokane chief): Drury, Reminiscences

Spokane Garry (Spokane chief): Jessett

Spokane Garry (Spokane chief): Reimers, Ellen’s

Spokane Garry (Spokane chief): Reimers, Indian

Spokane House (fur trade post): Peltier, Jerome, Neglected

Spokane House (fur trade post): Wells, Interpreting

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Spokane House (fur trade post): Wyborney, Okanogan

Spokane Indians: Clark, Spokane

Spokane Indians: Drury, Reminiscences

Spokane Indians: Esvelt, Chief

Spokane Indians: Jessett

Spokane Indians: Knoll, Indian

Spokane Indians: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Spokane Indians: Reimer, Ellen’s

Spokane Indians: Reimer, Indian

Spokane International Railroad: Ellingson, Eighty

Spokane International Railroad: Fahey, Retirement

Spokane Interstate Fair: Blair, Two

Spokane Medical College: Hodgson, Did

Spokane Mining Exchange: Bolker, Market

Spokane Mission: Clark, Spokane

Spokane Police Department: Edgerton, More

Spokane Portland Cement Company: Barr

Spokane Public Library: Peltier, Frank

Spokane region – Prehistory and early history: Teakle, Genesis

Spokane Regulator (newspaper): Edgerton, Lilac

Spokane River: Jensen

Spokane River – Bridges: Hackbarth

Spokane River – Bridges: Kizer, Michael

Spokane River – Bridges: Kowrach, Town

Spokane River – Confluence with Little Spokane: Peltier, Jerome, Neglected

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Spokane River – Ferries: Hackbarth

Spokane Stock Exchange: Bolker, Market

Spokane Traction Company: Siegert, Spokane’s

Spokane United Railways: Johnson, Flat

Spokane Valley – Irrigation: Fahey, Retirement

Spokane Valley – Pollution: Barr

Spokane Valley – Settlers: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Spokane Valley – Settlers: Smith, Eleanor

Spokesman-Review – 1896 presidential election: Pearson, Spokane

Spokesman-Review: Edgerton, Humorous

Spotted Tail Agency: Clark, Death

St. Joe River – Fire of 1910: Marshall, Idaho

St. Joe River region: Victor, Fred

St. Joe, Idaho: Peacock, Early

St. Maries, Idaho: Victor, Fred

Stadacona Farms: Blosser

Stagecoach drivers: Thomson, Spokane’s

Stagecoach travel: Cochran

Stagecoach travel: Poole, Burton

Stagecoach travel: Thomson, Spokane’s

Stamp mills: Bamonte, Murray

Standard Stock Exchange: Bolker, Market

Stark, Charles, “Hercules and the Day Family,” Vol. 4, No. 1, 1960, 1-7

States, Northwest – Boundaries: Collins, Why

Statuary Hall (US Capitol): Schlicke, Nun

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Steam engines – Wheat harvest: Siegert, Wilmer, Wheat

Steam Shovel Jim: Siegert, Did

Steamboats: Quann, Steamboats

Steamboats – Columbia River: Griswold

Steamboats – Columbia River: O’Brien, Upper

Steamboats – Columbia River: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

Steamboats – Lake Coeur d’Alene: Wood

Steptoe Battle: Johnson, Ordeal

Steptoe Battle: Kelley

Steptoe Battle: Rosebush

Steptoe Battlefield monument: Woodward, Thomas

Steptoe Butte – Hotel on: Johnson, Cashup

Steptoe, Edward J.: Johnson, Ordeal

Steptoe, Edward J.: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Steptoe, Edward J.: Rosebush

Steptoe, Edward J: Kelley

Steunenberg, Frank: Montgomery, Harry

Stevens County – Magnesite rush: Buchanan, Magnesite

Stevens, Isaac Ingalls: Erickson, Nothwest

Stevens, Isaac Ingalls: Hollingsworth

Stevens, Isaac Ingalls: Malott

Stevens, Isaac Ingalls: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Stevens, Isaac Ingalls: Schlicke, Trials

Stock exchanges – Spokane: Bolker, Market

Storr, R. Dale: Quann, Blazes

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Story, Wyoming: Butler, North

Stout, Wesley, “Out Where the West Begins” Vol. 28, No. 3, 1984, 38-43

Strahorn, Dell Green: Cochran

Strahorn, Robert Edmund: Cochran

Strait of Juan de Fuca: Pearson, Searching

Strange, James: Schlicke, West

Streetcars – Spokane; See Spokane – Street railways

Strong, William: Beardsley

Stuart, Edgar, “Literature of the Custer Fight,” Vol. 1, No. 1, 1956-57, 1-8

Stuart, Granville: Gill, Montana

Student Army Training Corps: Quann, Mary

Sturgeon: Wolfe

Sugar beets: Fahey, Retirement

Sullivan, Jack: Erickson, Spokane’s

Sunday, Billy: Holmes

Sunderlee, Charles R.: De Vore, Renegades

Superintendent of Public Instruction – Washington: Irwin, Zola

Surveys – Pacific Northwest: Powell, Line

Surveys, Land; see Land surveys

Sutherland, George Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Young

Swantz, Alexander, “Keeping Alive on the Trail,” Vol. 3, No. 4, 1959, 49-55

Swauk mining district: Thomson, Swauk

Sweeny, Charles: Fahey, Buffalo

Sweet, Willis: Buchanan, Higher

Taiwan Dam Project: Quann, Big

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Talbot, R.S.: Buchanan, Magnesite

Tall tales: King

Tannatt, Elizabeth Forster: Woodward, Thomas

Tannatt, Thomas: Woodward, Thomas

Teachers colleges: Irwin, Zola

Teachers: Irwin, Zola

Teachers: Quann, Kate

Teachers – Pioneer: Roberts

Teakle, Thomas: Llivingston

Teakle, Thomas: Peltier, Jerome, How

Teakle, Thomas “In Memorium,” Vol. 13, No. 3, 1969, 40

Teakle, Thomas, “Frontier Journalism in Montana,” Vol. 1, No. 4, 1957, 9-16

Teakle, Thomas, “Genesis of the Spokane Country,” Vol. 7, No. 1, 1963, 1-12

Teakle, Thomas, “Thomas Condon, Oregon’s Renowned Man of Geology,” Vol. 13, No. 4, 1969, 49-55

Teakle, Thomas, “Thomas Condon…,” (concluded), Vol. 14, No. 1, 1970, 12-16

Telephone: Connell

Telephone: Ladd

Telephone: Peltier, Jerome, Billy

Television: Becker

Tesdahl, Clarence: Ellingson, Eighty

Tesdahl, Olaf Henry: Ellingson, Eighty

Texas Trail: Barber, Pine

Texas Trail: Hackbarth

Theophilus, Donald R.: Blosser

There’s a Long, Long Trail (song): Edgerton, Humorous

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Thomas, Lee: Erickson, Spokane’s

Thompson, Albert Ross: Quann, Coulee

Thompson, David: Peltier, Jerome, Random

Thomson, John, “Mt. St. Helens Awoke!” Vol. 24, No. 3, 1980, 46-47

Thomson, John, “No Place Like Home for a Prospector,” Vol. 24, No. 2, 1980, 28

Thomson, John, “Ranald MacDonald Marker Near Toroda,” Vol. 19, No. 1, 1975, 13-16

Thomson, John, “Snoqualmie Wagon Road First to Breach …” Vol. 21, No. 3, 1977, 33-41

Thomson, John, “Spokane’s Last Mail Dispatch by Stagecoach,” Vol. 26, No. 1, 1982, 11-16

Thomson, John, “The Swauk Mining District … Huge Gold Nuggets,” Vol. 17, No. 3, 1973, 37-50

Thomson, John, “The Wild Cattle of Chirikof Island,” Vol. 28, No. 4, 1984, 56-62

Thomson, John, “Tie Hacking Now a Lost Art,” Vol. 19, No. 1, 1975, 8-13

Thornton family: Thornton

Thornton, George David, “His Boyhood Really Rough,” Vol. 19, No. 2, 1975, 26-30

Threemountains, William (Spokane chief): Reimers, Indian

Thwaites, Reuben Gold: Clark, Paper

Tibbetts, Caroline: Hagen, M.D.

Tie hacking: Thomson, Tie

Tiger-Poorman Mine: Chandler

Timber industry: Decker

Timber industry – Folklore: King

Timber industry – Health and safety issues: Young

Timber industry – Idaho: Harris

Timber industry – Labor issues: Young

Timber industry – North Idaho: Victor, Fred

Timber industry; see also Loggers; Logging

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Timberlodge, Lake Pend Oreille: Jacklin

Timothy (Nez Perce chief): Sanford, Chief

Titanic – Spokane connection: Woodward, Sinking

Tjossem, Rasmus Peder: Wallace, Gladys

Tolo (Nez Perce woman): Spencer, John

Toole, Ross, “Amateurs Can Abet Academic Historians,” Vol. 22, No. 3, 1978, 46-48

Toole, Ross: Kaiser, Straight

Toroda, Washington: Thomson, Ranald

Toroda, Washington: Thomson, Tie

Touchet Station, Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Robert

Tracy, Harry: Anderson, I Touched

Trade goods (fur trade): Peltier, Jerome, Fur

Trading posts (Condon or Condit): Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Trails; See Roads and trails; Indian trails

Train wrecks; See Railroads – Accidents

Trains, Electric; See Railroads – Electric and interurban

Tramways – Mining: Buchanan, Magnesite

Tramways – Riblet: Barr

Tramways – Wheat: Victor, Mayview

Transportation – Washington: Adams, History; See also forms of transportation

Trayner, Hampton, “The Salmon River Mission,” Vol. 3, No. 4, 1959, 56-62

Trees – Northwest: McLaughlin

Trent Alley, Spokane: Kershner

Trials: Edgerton, More

Trials – Malpractice: Schlicke, Robinson

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Trials – Murder: Holmes

Tripp, James: Wells, untitled

Trolleys – Spokane; See Spokane – Street railways

Trowbridge, Ernie: Peltier, Jerome, Interviews

Truax family: Chandler, Alas

Trucking – Spokane to Missoula, 1930s: Blair, Wheeling

Tshimakain Mission: Clark, Spokane

Tualatin Indians: Bruce

Turnbull, Elsie, “Rossland Camp,” Vol. 6, No. 1, 1962, 9-14

Turnbull, Paula M.: Jensen

Twin Falls, Idaho: Powell, I’ll

Twin Falls, Idaho: Powell, Oh

Typhoid: Peacock, Early

Umatilla County, Oregon: Griswold

Umatilla County, Oregon: Hagen, Grandfather Had

Umatilla County, Oregon: Hagen, Grandfather Sought

Union Pacific Railroad – Personnel: Cochran

United States Army Air Force; See Air Force

United States Chamber of Commerce: Edgerton, Hometown

United States Forest Service: Knox

United States Forest Service: Weilep

United States Navy – World War II: Sandburg, Farragut

Universities and colleges; See Land grant universities; Universities by name

University of Idaho: Buchanan, Higher

University of Idaho: Ruddy

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USS Spokane: Anon, History

Ute Indians: Rockie

Vacation homes: Jacklin

Valley, Washington: Buchanan, Magnesite

Van Orman family: Schlicke, Snake

Vancouver, George: Pearson, Searching

Vancouver, George: Schlicke, West

Varney Airlines: Thomson, Spokane’s

Vaughn, Henry: Edgerton, Lilac

Veterans monuments: Jensen

Veterans monuments: Quann, WSU

Veterans: Quann, Blazes

Veterans: Quann, Coulee

Veterans: Quann, WSU

Veterans; see also; World War II – Veterans

Vice – Spokane; See Prostitution; Spokane – Vice

Victor, Arthur, “An Old-fashioned Election, Vol. 13, No. 2, 1969, 27-32

Victor, Arthur, “Fred Herrick … Idaho’s Paul Bunyan,” Vol. 16, No. 3, 1972, 33-48

Victor, Arthur, “More Than Gold in Them Hills,” Vol. 6, No. 4, 1962, 49-55

Victor, Arthur, “The Mayview Tramway,” Vol. 9, No. 3, 1965, 33-47

Victor, Arthur, “The Story of a Quarter Section,” Vol. 12, No. 4, 1968, 58-64

Victor, Arthur, “The Story of a Quarter Section” (concluded), Vol. 13, No. 1, 1969, 13-16

Victor, Arthur, “The Ubiquitous Bulldozer,” Vol. 19, No. 1, 1975, 1-8

Victor, Henry: Victor, Story

Vigilantes: Anderson, I Touched

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Vigilantes: Edgerton, Montana

Vigilantes: Gill, Montana

Vigilantes: Marshall, Historical

Vigilantes: McGrew, Conrad

Vigilantes: Noll

Virginia City, Montana: Marshall, Historical

Virginian, The (Novel): Watkins, Wister

Volcanoes: Thomson, Mt.

Volga Germans: Schlomer, Inland

Wagon roads: Thomson, Snoqualmie

Wagon roads; See also Mullan Road

Waikiki Farms: Blosser

Walker, Elkanah: Clark, Spokane

Walker, Elkanah: Drury, Reminiscences

Walker, Elkanah: Montgomery, Mating

Walker, Jim: Herbison, Prairie

Walker, Mary Richardson: Clark, Spokane

Walker, Mary Richardson: Montgomery, Mating

Walker, William: Montgomery, Boy’s

Walkers Prairie: Hackbarth

Walla Walla and Columbia River Railroad: Hagen, M.D.

Walla Walla County, Washington: Irwin, Zola

Walla Walla Indians: Hollingsworth

Walla Walla Indians: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Walla Walla Treaties: Hollingsworth

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Walla Walla Treaties: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Walla Walla valley: Hagen, M.D.

Walla Walla, Washington: Baily, Mullan’s

Walla Walla, Washington: Hagen, Teenage

Walla Walla, Washington: Ladd

Walla Walla, Washington: Peltier, Jerome, Robert

Wallace, Gladys Tjossem, “Pioneer in Reclaiming Land,” Vol. 23, No. 3, 1979, 33-40

Wallace, Idaho: Arksey, In

Wallace, Idaho: Chandler

Wallace, Idaho: Corcoran, Thomas

Wallace, Idaho: Montgomery, Harry

Wallace, Idaho: Oton, Taming

Wallace, Idaho – Fire of 1910: Marshall, Idaho

Wallop, Oliver H.: Stout

Wallula, Washington, region: Griswold

War heroes: Quann, Blazes

Ward, Alexander: Peltier, Jerome, Ward

Ward massacre: Peltier, Jerome, Ward

Wardner, Idaho: Corcoran, Thomas

Wardner, Idaho: Ladd

Waring family: Reimers, Ellen’s

Warren, Felix: Thomson, Spokane’s

Washington and Great Northern Railway: Thomson, Tie

Washington Equal Suffrage Association: Arksey, In

Washington State College (University): Buchanan, Higher

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Washington State College (University): Ruddy

Washington State College (University): Woodward, Thomas

Washington State College (University) – Research: Butler, Alfred, Contribution

Washington State College (University) – Student memories: DeRuwe

Washington State College (University) – Student memories: Ellingson, Fire

Washington State College (University) – Veterans: Quann, Blazes

Washington State College (University) – Veterans: Quann, WSU

Washington State College (University) – World War II: Butler, Alfred, Contribution

Washington State College (University): – World War II: Quann, Mary

Washington Supreme Court: Kizer, Francis

Washington Territory: Beardsley

Washington Territory: Malott

Washington Territory – Governors: Hagen, Teenage

Washington Territory – Law and justice: Scanlan

Washington Territory – Supreme Court: Scanlan

Washington Territory – Trails: Hackbarth

Washington Water Power Company: Jensen

Washington Water Power Company: Johnson, Impossible

Washington Water Power Company – Streetcars and interurban railroads: Johnson, Flat

Washington Water Power Company – Streetcars and interurban railroads: Siegert, Spokane’s

Washington Water Power Company – Streetcars and interurban railroads: Siebert, Our

Washington, George – Proposed statue in Spokane: Edgerton, Spokane’s

Washtucna, Washington: Johnson, Good

Watkins, George, “Johnson County War,” Vol. 5, No. 2, 1961, 17-28

Watkins, George, “Wister and The Virginian,” Vol. 2, No. 4, 1958, 49-54

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Waverly Beet Sugar Manufacturing Co.: Fahey, Retirement

Wealth – Rags-to-riches stories: Pearson, Mr.

Wealth – Rags-to-riches stories: Sheller

Weber, John, “Wild Goose Bill and His Ferry,” Vol. 14, No. 1, 1970, 1-11; No. 2, 31-32

Weilep, Edwin, “The Ridgerunner: the Wildman of the Idaho … ,” Vol. 34, No. 4, 1991, 53-66

Welch, Joshua: Bruce

Welch, Robert: Becker

Wellpinit, Washington: Knoll, Indian

Wells, Lynn, [untitled], Vol. 45, Issue 1, 2001, 43

Wells, Lynn, and Ann Fackenthall, “Interpreting History’s Artifacts …,” Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2003, 3-42

Welsh immigrants: Quann, Kate

Welsh immigrants: Roberts

Wenatchee, Washington – O’Brien, Upper

Wendler, Henry: Muzzy

West (The West) – Exploration: Sabo

West (The West) – Guidebooks: Blair, How

West (The West) – Promotion of settlement: Blair, How

Western artists: De Vore, First

Western artists: Hagen, We

Western artists: Harvey, Gift

Western artists: Irwin, Arthur

Western artists: McGrew, Buffalo

Western Federation of Miners: Montgomery, Harry

Westerners International: Hagen, Westerners

Westerners International: Peltier, Jerome, How

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Weyerhaeuser, Frederick: Decker

Wheat farming: Abel

Wheat farming: Cadagan

Wheat farming: Hagen, M.D.

Wheat farming: Siegert, Wilmer, Wheat

Wheat farming: Victor, Mayview

Wheat tramways: Victor, Mayview

White Bird Hill battle: D’Easum, White

White, Elijah and Mrs. White: Schlicke

Whitman College: Woodward, Harper

Whitman County – Settlers: Barber, Pine

Whitman massacre: Arksey, Narcissa

Whitman massacre: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Whitman Mission: Arksey, Narcissa

Whitman Mission: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Whitman Saved Oregon controversy: Drury, Reminiscences

Whitman, Marcus and Narcissa: Powell, Sign

Whitman, Marcus and Narcissa: Schlicke, Petticoats

Whitman, Marcus: Arksey, Narcissa

Whitman, Marcus: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Whitman, Narcissa: Arksey, Narcissa

Whitman, Narcissa: Kowrach, Blackrobes

Wibaux County, Montana: De Vore, Dry

Widner, Abbie: Woodward, Abbie

Wilbur, Washington: Joss

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Wilbur, Washington: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Wild Goose Bill: Weber and Wyborney, Wild

Wild Horse Trail: Hackbarth

Wilderness preservation: McGrew, Robert

Wilderness preservation: Olsen

Wilderness survival/rescues: Cerveny

Wilderness survival: Weilep

Willamette Valley – Settlers: Bruce

Williams, Jerry R.: Quann, Blazes

Willis, Sid A.: De Vore, First

Winans, W. P.: Peltier, Jerome, Milroy

Windmills: Sanford, Windmills

Winter of 1889-1890: Quann, Kate

Wister, Owen: Watkins, Wister

Wobblies: see Industrial Workers of the World

Wolfe, Martha Balles, “Monsters in Hells Canyon,” Vol. 28, No. 2, 1984, 31-32

Women admitted to Spokane Corral: Anon, Women

Women homesteaders: Ellingson, Humdrum

Women homesteaders: Ellingson, This

Women homesteaders: Quann, Kate

Women homesteaders: Roberts

Women homesteaders: Wells, Interpreting

Women labor leaders: Kizer, Mrs.

Women missionaries: Arksey, Narcissa

Women missionaries: Schlicke, Nun

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Women missionaries: Schlicke, Petticoats

Women on ocean voyages: Schlicke, Petticoats

Women pioneers: Adams, Glen, Lady

Women pioneers: Cochran

Women pioneers: Harder

Women pioneers: Schlicke, Petticoats

Women’s clubs: Muzzy

Women’s suffrage: Arksey, In

Wood, Elizabeth Costello: Spencer, John

Wood, George, “Days of Freedom: A Coeur d’Alene Boyhood,” Vol. 46, Issue 1, 2002, 1-96

Wood, John T.: Wood

Wood, John: Spencer, John

Wood, Margaret Thomson: Wood

Woodard, Doris, “Harper Joy: Spokane’s Man of Many Faces,” Vol. 51, Issue 2, 2007, v-x, 1-118

Woodard, Seth: Peltier, Jerome, Seth

Woodward, Doris, “Abbie Widner: Another Side of Her Story,” Vol. 55, Issue 1, 2011, 35-54

Woodward, Doris, “The Early Chinese in Spokane: Burial … ,” Vol. 56, Issue 2, 2012, 39-44

Woodward, Doris, “The Indomitable Francis Cook …,” Vol. 54, Issue 2, 2010, 1-130

Woodward, Doris, “The Sinking of the Titanic: Spokane’s Connection,” Vol. 50, Issue 1, 2006, 39-55

Woodward, Doris, “Thomas and Elizabeth Tannatt,” Vol. 50, Issue 1, 2006, 6-38

World War I: Quann, Mary

World War I – Lumber supply: Young

World War I – Motor Ambulance Corps: Arksey, Roads

World War I – Public opinion: Edgerton, Spokane’s

World War I – Songs: Edgerton, Humorous

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World War II – Balloon bombs: Johnson, Randall, Japanese

World War II – Bombing missions: Shore, From

World War II – Coulee City: Quann, Coulee

World War II – Japanese attacks on mainland U.S.: Johnson, Randall, Japanese

World War II – Naval training: Sandburg, Farragut

World War II – Nurses: Quann, Mary

World War II – Personal narratives: Grizzle

World War II – Personal narratives: Shore, From

World War II – Prisoners of War: Quann, Steamboats

World War II – Prisoners: Johnson, Randall, Japanese

World War II – Specialized courses at WSC: Butler, Alfred, Contribution

World War II – Tokyo raid: Johnson, Randall, Japanese

World War II – Veterans: Quann, Blazes

World War II – Veterans: Quann, WSU

World War II – War bond drives: Woodward, Harper

World War II – War effort research: Butler, Alfred, Contribution

World’s Fair – Spokane; See Expo ‘74

Wovoka (Paiute Indian): Marshall, Wounded

Wovoka (Paiute Indian): Peltier, Jerome, Wounded

Wraight, Harry: Luppert, Glory

Wright, Don C.: Thomson, Wild

Wright, George: Jensen

Wright, George: Schlicke, George

Wright, George: Schlicke, Trials

Wyborney, Eugene, “Angel of Mercy for 172 Islands,” Vol. 22, No. 3, 1978, 33-39

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Wyborney, Eugene, “Doctor Collects Written History Gems,” Vol. 19, No. 4, 1975, 63-64

Wyborney, Eugene, “Mountain View School … Region It Served,” Vol. 17, No. 4, 1973, 68-80

Wyborney, Eugene, “Survival in Pioneer Days,” Vol. 10, No. 3, 1966, 43-48; No 4, 63-64

Wyborney, Eugene, “The Okanogan-Spokane Trail,” Vol. 20, No. 2, 1976, 22-32

Wyborney, Eugene, “The Upper Grand Coulee,” Vol. 35, No. 3, 1991, 33-48

Wyborney, Eugene, “Wild Goose Bill and His Ferry,” Vol. 14, No. 1, 1970, 1-11; No. 2, 31-32

Wyler, Abbie Widner: Woodward, Abbie

Wyler, William A.: Woodward, Abbie

Wyman, Peter, “Revolution in Washington,” Vol. 10, No. 4, 1966, 49-60

Wyoming – Fiction: Watkins, Virginian

Wyoming – Johnson County: Montgomery, Boy’s

Wyoming – Johnson County: Watkins, Johnson

Wyoming – Range wars; see Range wars

Yakama Indians: Erickson, Northwest

Yakama Indians: Esvelt, Chief

Yakama Indians: Hollingsworth

Yakama Indians: Peltier, Jerome, Isaac

Yakima Indians; See Yakama Indians

Yakima Valley – Cattle ranching: Sheller

Yanuskeva, Lydiya, “Russian immigrants – Spokane,” Vol. 40, No. 3, 1996, 9-11

Yellowstone Park – Indians: De Vore, Renegades

Yellowstone Park: Butler, Alfred, Motor

Yellowstone region – Nez Perce War: Baily, Nez

Young, George, “The Bosses and the Bindlestiffs,” Vol. 27, No. 4, 1983, 60-64

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