Title: Harold W. Case Papers
Dates: 1864 ‑ 1989
Collection Number: 10286
Quantity: 59 feet
Abstract: Consists of correspondence, diaries, sermons, subject files, reports, maps, photographic materials, records of various civic and women's organizations, and records of the Fort Berthold Mission. Included are a diary, architectural drawings, pamphlets, and stationery letterhead for Reverend Case, a Congregational missionary.
Provenance: The State Historical Society of North Dakota acquired the Harold W. Case Papers as a gift from Harold W. Case, Jr. on October 26, 1982, with additional materials, Eva Case scrapbooks, received from Pete Brinckerhoff, Charles L. Hall Youth Services, on August 31, 1983. This collection was processed and the inventory prepared by Kari Rombs Kohlhoff, Lotte Bailey, Karen Mund and Grace Wanttaja, January-March 1988.
Property Rights: The State Historical Society of North Dakota owns the property rights to this collection.
Copyright: Harold W. Case, Jr., has dedicated such copyrights as he possesses in this collection to the public. Consideration of all other copyrights is the responsibility of the author and publisher.
Access: This collection is open under the rules and regulations of the State Historical Society of North Dakota.
Citation: Researchers are requested to cite the collection title, collection number, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota in all footnote and bibliographic references.
Transfer: A variety of material was removed from the Harold W. Case Papers and transferred to the appropriate collection management area of the State Archives. Seven feet of photographic materials were transferred to the Photo Archives. This material consisted of two feet of mostly black and white photographs, two feet of slides, one foot of negatives, one foot of photo albums, and one foot of engraved plates. The majority of photographs and slides were probably taken and/or sent to the film developer(s) by Reverend Case. The majority of subjects include people, usually casual, and group shots. Events such as weddings and outings, Indians in traditional dress, and Mission buildings and individual homes are also pictured. In addition, one foot of commercial filmstrips, along with several copies of accompanying scripts and records, was removed from the collection.
The following Mt. Zion records were removed in 2004 and sent to a local historical society in New York:
Sunday School Record 1888‑1894
Sunday School Record 1911‑1915
Mt. Zion Charge Minutes 1881‑1897
Mt. Zion Epworth League Minutes 1893‑1896
Mt. Zion Epworth League Minutes 1893‑1900
Mt. Zion Epworth League Minutes 1893‑1903
Mt. Zion Sunday School Officers 1902‑1910
Mt. Zion Epworth League Minutes 1893‑1905
Mt. Zion Ladies Aid Minutes 1883‑1891
Mt. Zion Trustees Minutes 1881‑1911
Mt. Zion Account Book 1882‑1914
Mt. Zion Class Book 1870‑1877
Mt. Zion Sunday School Record 1894‑1895
Mt. Zion Sunday School Record 1899‑1910
Related Material in State Archives Collections:
Manuscripts: A number of State Archives manuscript collections are concerned with Fort Berthold and the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation. Those collections are listed below:
10007 Ferdinand A. Van Ostrand Diary, 1848‑1873, 1870‑1872, .25 ft.
10166 Gilbert Livingston Wilson Papers, 1868‑1930, 1915‑1916, .5 ft.
10259 Indian School Census Reports, 1924‑1925, .25 ft.
20006 Sarah Elizabeth Canfield Diary, 1866‑1867, 1 item/1r. #10153
20056 Shirley Norum Manuscript, 1965, 1 item
20061 Daniel Webster Longfellow, 1877‑1879, 11 items
20072 Fort Berthold Indian Agency Records, 1874‑1875; 1899; 1922, 2 items
20194 Fort Berthold Indian Agency, Court of Indian Offenses Records, 1926‑1936, 1 item/1r. #00314
20254 Byron E.Pay Affidavit, November 20, 1902, 1 item
20345 W. Courtenay Papers, 1878, 6 items
20362 Alan R. Woolworth Manuscript, 1954, 1 item
20403 George H. Bingenheimer Collection, 1865; 1870‑1876, 7 items
20473 Josiah Janney Best Manuscript, n.d., 1 item
00041 Harold W. Case, ca. 1880-1980, 6221 photographs
Garrison Dam:
10049 Garrison Dam Closure Committee Records, 1953, 2 ft.
Charles Hall:
10005 Charles Lemon Hall Papers, 1847‑1940, 1879‑1938, 2 ft.
10407 Evan W. Hall Papers, 1887‑1976, 1918‑1975, 1.25 ft.
Indian Tribes:
Arikara:
10005 Charles Lemon Hall Papers, 1847‑1940, 2 ft.
10013 John Victor Bean Papers, 1843‑1919, 1868‑1971, .5 ft.
10190 Will Family Papers, 1881‑2007, 62.5 ft.
10335 Francis E. Densmore Papers, ca. 1912‑1918, .25 ft.
20038 William V. Wade Manuscript, 1850‑1927, 1925, 1 item
20485 Northwest Indian Commission Proceedings, 1866, 1 item/1r. #6946
20555 United States Indian Claims Commission Records, ca. 1962, 3 items
Hidatsa:
10005 Charles Lemon Hall Papers, 1847‑1940, 2ft.
10024 Henry A. Boller Papers, 1853‑1904, .75 ft./1r. #1558
10166 Gilbert Livingston Wilson Papers, 1868‑1930, .5ft.
10190 Will Family Papers, 1881‑2007, 62.5ft.
10335 Francis E. Densmore Papers ca. 1912-1918, .25ft.
20367 Alfred William Bowers Manuscript, 1948‑1949, 2 folders
20555 United States Indian Claims Commission Records ca. 1962, 3 items
Mandan:
10005 Charles Lemon Hall Papers, 1847‑1940, 2ft.
10013 John Victor Bean Papers, 1868‑1954, .25ft.
10190 Will Family Papers, 1881‑2007, 62.5ft.
10166 Gilbert Livingston Wilson Papers, 1868‑1930, .5ft.
10335 Francis E. Densmore Papers, ca. 1912-1918, .25 ft.
10663 Alfred William Bowers Manuscript, 1948-1949, 12 items/2r, #06914, 06946
20434 Walter D. Powell Manuscript, 1941, 3 items
20485 Northwest Indian Commission Proceedings, 1866, 1 item/1r. #6946.
20555 United States Indian Claims Commission Records, ca. 1962, 3 items
State Archives: The State Archives contains several record series concerned with Fort Berthold and the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation. Those record series are listed below.
30582 Indian Affairs Commission Minutes, 1949‑1982, .25 ft.
31113 Census Schedules for the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, 1889‑1939, 5r #6054-6058
31119 Office of Indian Affairs Correspondence, 1824‑1887, 250r. #4001-4251
31122 Historic American Building Survey Drawings for North Carolina and North Dakota, ca. 1950s, 1r. #6909
31136 Fort Berthold Post Returns, 1865‑1867, 1r. #4307
Garrison Diversion Project and Reservoir:
30178 C. Norman Brunsdale and John E. Davis Records, 1945‑1960, 4ft.
30656 Garrison-Oahe Interagency Council Records, 1957‑1975, .5ft.
31233 Governor William L. Guy Records, 1949‑1973, 169ft.
Audio:
The State Archives Oral History Collection contains interviews with several individuals from the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold W. Case. Tapes 0145B, 0146A, 0147A, 0147B.
Mrs. Deborah Hertz. Tapes 1097A, 1097B.
"For Eagles to be Crows," 1978. Tapes 1228 through 1235. Consists of 23 programs produced by KDSU-FM, Fargo, on the history and other aspects of the native peoples of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation. 750 min.
"Francis Densmore and O. G. Libby Indian Music Collection," n.d. Tapes 1247 through 1267. Consists of recordings from wax cylinders, ca. 1911‑1913, of Mandan-
Hidatsa-Arikara music and Teton Sioux music. Tapes 1247‑1260 contain Mandan-Hidatsa-Arikara music and 1261‑1267 contain Teton Sioux music. 1890 min.
"Mandan Language Collection," 1966, 1967. Tapes 1300‑1309. Consists of interviews with Mandans concerning the Mandan language, legends, music, and ethnobotany. 750 min.
"Arickara Sacred Bundle Songs," 1948. Tapes 1319 and 1320. Consists of recordings of Arikara sacred bundle songs.
Audio-visual: The State Archives audio-visual collection contains a number of short films, ca. 1946‑1960, on the construction of the Garrison Dam and Lake Sakakawea recreation area.
HISTORICAL SKETCH
During the 1870s the federal government assigned each Indian reservation to a religious body to promote the assimilation of the different tribes into the ways of the whites. The Congregationalists received Fort Berthold where the Three Tribes (Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara) lived. In 1876 Charles and Emma Hall established a church and a school on the reservation.
The Congregational mission at Elbowoods is a prime example of how the religious bodies carried out their assimilation mission and how, in particular, Harold and Eva Case, who joined the Fort Berthold operation in 1922, worked with and for the Three Tribes people. The Cases developed and carried through three strategies: to strengthen and expand the role of the church in the people's lives, to unify the Three Tribes on the reservation through annual fellowships and comprehensive public education, and to build a bridge of understanding between the two cultures. At first seeing their primary objective as preparing the reservation people to live in the white world, the Cases came, however, to identify with the Indians and to interpret their culture and their problems to the white community. The missionary work of Harold and Eva Case provides a window through which to view changing attitudes and policies toward the Native American.
Before recounting the lives of Harold and Eva Case and their work in North Dakota, it is necessary to examine Charles Hall and the founding of the Congregational Mission at Fort Berthold Indian Reservation. Charles Lemon Hall was born in Winchester, England, on September 18, 1847. Studying architecture at the College of the City of New York, he received his Bachelor of Science degree in 1866. During that time he spent his weekends helping the poor on the East side of the city. It was in such a setting that Hall decided to become a missionary. He attended Union Theological Seminary in 1871 and 1872 and graduated from Andover Theological Seminary in 1874. Approximately two years later, on February 22, 1876, Charles Lemon Hall was ordained by the Congregational Council in Yankton, Dakota Territory.
Dr. Hall's first pastorate was the newly formed Congregational Church of Springfield, Dakota Territory, from 1874 to 1876. There he met Emma M. Calhoun, a teacher at the nearby Yankton Mission School, who he married on February 15, 1876, at the Yankton Agency. They later had three children, Henry Calhoun who died in infancy, Robert Dwight, and Hannah Elizabeth Hall Livingston.
In 1876 Charles and Emma Hall were commissioned by the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions as missionaries to Fort Berthold, arriving at the Like-a-Fishhook bend in the Missouri River on May 9. Land which the Congregational Church could use for the Mission's buildings was provided by the Three Tribes of the Like-a-Fishhook bend, the Arikara, Hidatsa, and Mandan. Construction of a Mission house, which initially served the combined purpose of dwelling, church, and school, began almost immediately and was located outside the stockaded fort on the outskirts of Like-a-Fishhook Village. Dr. Hall established a central church and several outlying preaching points. In addition to their efforts to convert the native people to Christianity, Charles and Emma Hall cooperated with the Indian agent and the federal government in all efforts to "...bring the Indians to an industrious life...."
While Dr. Hall preached the Gospel to the Three Tribes, Emma not only maintained the household and cared for their children but also organized a sewing school for the native women and girls. She continued missionary work until her death at the age of thirty-one, April 17, 1881. Charles Hall remarried in 1886; he met his second wife, Susan Webb, a missionary at Santee, Nebraska, while transferring several Indian children there. Susan and Charles had two children, Evan and Deborah (Dora) Hall Hertz.
In 1892 Elbowoods became the new government Indian Agency headquarters. To be near the government boarding school, the Halls relocated their mission headquarters to Elbowoods, ca. 1895. There the mission grew in stages, first with the addition of a chapel, then dormitory rooms, a dining room and kitchen, a farm to supply the mission staff and students, and a church.
Susan Webb Hall died on November 26, 1922, at the age of seventy after forty-three years of missionary work with Native Americans. Charles left the mission that winter, thereafter returning only in the summer until his death on April 1, 1940. Dr. Hall's lifetime ministry at the Fort Berthold Mission was assumed gradually by Harold and Eva Case during the 1920s, thus assuring continuity in mission operations and leadership.
Harold Watkins Case was born August 4, 1895, in Orange County, New York. Raised in White Plains, he was the sixth of eight children born to Frank DeForest and Louise Milicent (Watkins) Case. When his father died, sixteen-year-old Harold quit school to work in a bakery. He next worked for the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) as an office boy and eventually purchasing agent. During World War I Case worked for the National War Council.
On June 25, 1919, Harold W. Case married Eva Voris at her parents' farm in Lincolndale. Eva was the daughter of Albert and Helen (Hallock) Voris, born on May 20, 1896, in Westchester County, New York. Eva graduated from high school in 1914 and taught for five years before marrying Harold. The Cases later had three children, Harold Jr. (1921), Helen Louise (1924), and Lois Roberta (1928).
Soon after their marriage, Case was transferred to Denver, Colorado, to fill the position of business administrator for the Western Region of the International Committee of the YMCA. There, Case again met Robert Hall, then YMCA Secretary for Indian Affairs; the two had become acquainted while Case was employed with the National War Council. Persuaded by Robert, the Cases decided in 1922 to help out on the Fort Berthold Reservation for nine months before going on to an assignment in Ohio.
Harold and Eva Case came to Elbowoods for a short adventure, but like the Halls before them they stayed for life. While Harold ministered to people in their homes and churches, drummed up financial support for the mission, served as Elbowoods Public School treasurer for thirty years, and functioned as the Mission schools superintendent, Eva managed the household and their growing family and, always supportive of her husband, helped keep the Mission school functioning. In addition to their "regular" missionary activities, the Cases kept themselves busy during the 1920s and 1930s with organizing an Annual Fellowship meeting of Fort Berthold churches, lobbying for a bridge across the Missouri River at Elbowoods, encouraging Native Americans to enter the ministry, helping to build several churches, and upgrading the quality of education offered throughout the reservation. It was during this time that Harold W. Case was ordained after several years of ministry at the Mission; he was ordained by Robert Hall on January 13, 1929, at the Wahpeton Congregational Church.
The 1940s and 1950s were times of struggle for the Cases as well as for the people of the Fort Berthold Reservation. Harold worked tirelessly to reverse the Pick-Sloan plan but by 1948 Congress had prevailed and the Missouri River bottomlands were lost to the Garrison Dam reservoir. As the plans for relocation were formed, Case turned his attention to assisting the people in moving.
After relocation, the church had to be reorganized. The old concept of a central church and mission school had to change as Lake Sakakawea divided the reservation into five isolated segments. New ways of interacting and new leadership were needed on the reservation and in 1955 Case was offered a position with the Community Relations Ministry of North Dakota by the Mission Board. Case was to work on behalf of the off-reservation Indians and was asked to relocate to either Minot or Bismarck. The Cases chose Bismarck and Harold worked for the Community Relations Ministry for ten years until his retirement in 1965.
Retirement allowed the Cases time to spend on other projects. Their major work was a history of the Fort Berthold Mission, 100 Years at Fort Berthold, The History of Fort Berthold Indian Mission, 1876‑1976, published in 1977. Another retirement project was assisting in the establishment of Charles Hall Youth Services in Bismarck. Harold spent more time writing history and caring for his collection of Indian artifacts and served on the Board of Directors of the North Dakota Historical Society and the Three Tribes Museum in New Town. Eva served as secretary of the Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Churches, treasurer of the Charles Hall Home, and editor of The Three Tribes Herald.Eva Voris Case died August 30, 1982; Harold Watkins Case died on January 17, 1985. The Cases were successful as missionaries. They came to live among the people and offer long-term dedicated service. Catalysts for change in many parts of community life, Eva and Harold were well on their way to fulfilling their vision of a healthy community when interrupted by the Garrison Dam. The organizational structure of the mission collapsed along with the rest of the community. The mission board of their denomination felt the time was right for paternalism to end and for the people to take charge of their own churches, leaving no room in the structure for a missionary. In the end, however, Harold and Eva Case never really retired from their life's work. The Cases are buried in the Memorial Cemetery near Parshall on the Fort Berthold Reservation; the cemetery overlooks the water that destroyed much of their labor.
Sources: The Bismarck Tribune, September 4, 1982, p. 11; January 21, 1985, p. 2A.
Case, Rev. and Mrs. Harold W. 100 Years at Fort Berthold, The History of Fort Berthold Indian Mission, 1876‑1976, Bismarck, ND: Bismarck Tribune, 1977.
Emma M. Calhoun-Hall, (Winona), Life and Letters, a Sketch, Santee Agency, NE: Santee Normal Training School Press, 1895.
Maxfield, Christyann Ranck. Goodbye to Elbowoods: The Story of Harold and Eva Case, Bismarck, ND: State Historical Society of North Dakota, 1986.
Svore, Hedvig Clausen, Eva Voris Case, and Anne Bucklin. Mothers of North Dakota, Pioneers, Educators, Home Builders, Church Workers, and Civic Leaders, Mothers All, Bismarck, ND: Bismarck Tribune, 1978.
SCOPE AND CONTENT
The Harold W. Case Papers date from 1864 to 1981 and measure 59 feet. This collection documents the establishment, growth, and termination of the Fort Berthold Mission as well as Harold and Eva Case's life work in the ministry. The Harold W. Case Papers are divided into four record groups: Charles Hall records, Harold Case records, Fort Berthold Mission records, and Elbowoods Public School records. The Charles Hall records consist of six record series: diary transcript, 1874‑1940, 1 folder; subject files, 1879‑1939, 3/4 ft.; lexicons, 1880‑1901, 1/4 ft.; financial records, 1890‑1891, 2 folders; meteorological records, 1904‑1934, 2 ft.; and scrapbooks, 1875‑1951, 1 ft. The Harold Case records consist of three record series: manuscripts, 1870-1976, 3 2 ft.; subject files, 1864‑1981, 31 3/4 ft.; and scrapbooks, 1879-1972, 10 ft. The Fort Berthold Mission records, consist of seven record series: minutes, 1898‑1972, 2 ft.; subject files, 1891‑1955, 1 ft.; financial records, including ledgers (1876‑1972, 2 ft.), and journals (1895-1979, 6 2 ft.); teacher's registers, 1884‑1932, 2 ft.; Sunday school records, 1876‑1939, 1/4 ft.; Mt. Zion records, 1870‑1914, 1/4 ft.; and church-related minutes, 1887‑1978, 2 ft. The Elbowoods Public School records, consist of two record series: subject files, 1919‑1955, 1 1/4 ft.; and financial records, 1924‑1954, 5 folders.
Charles Hall records:
The diary transcript, 1874‑1940, is contained in one folder. The transcript of Hall's diary documents his activities both personal and pastoral for the period of 1874 to 1940. The transcript is not strictly verbatim as some portions are narrative, i.e., use third-person pronouns where Hall would logically have used first person pronouns. The transcriber's identity is unknown.
Subject files measure 3/4 ft. and date from 1879 to 1939. This series consists of clippings, correspondence, manuscripts, missionary letters, programs, sermons, sketches, and a time book. Included are files on donations and gifts to the Mission, government issues, and the Santee Normal Training School. The subject files are arranged alphabetically by keyword and located in box 1.
The lexicons date from 1880 to 1901 and measure 1/4 ft. This series consists solely of translations by Charles Hall of works and definitions from English into the Arikara and Mandan languages. Translations include biblical lessons, prayers, the Gospels of Mark and Mathew, the Ten Commandments, and commonly used words and phrases. The lexicons are arranged alphabetically by title and are located in box 1.
The financial records are contained in two folders and date 1890 to 1891. Two ledgers recording the transactions of persons in account with Charles Hall provide some insight into the personal financial situation of the Hall family. Entries provide data on the date of transaction(s), amount, and in most cases the reason for the transaction, e.g. moccasins, necktie, candy, etc. Hall's financial records are arranged chronologically and are located in box 1.
The meteorological records date from 1904 to 1934 and measure 2 ft. The series consists of carbon copies of the monthly reports of the Elbowoods Station's Cooperative Observers' Meteorological Record to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau. Charles Hall recorded virtually all observations from 1906 to 1923. Data provided by the meteorological records includes: date; station; latitude; longitude; hour of observation; time zone used on form; daily temperature readings, i.e. maximum, minimum, range, and sun setting maximum thermometer; monthly temperature data, i.e. mean maximum, mean minimum, mean, maximum and date, minimum and date, and greatest daily range; daily precipitation readings including amount, duration, snowfall in inches, and depth of snow on ground at time of observation; monthly precipitation data, i.e. total in inches, greatest amount received in 24 hours and date, total snowfall in inches, snow on ground on 15th of month in inches, and snow on ground at end of month in inches; daily prevailing wind direction; daily impression of day's character, i.e. clear, cloudy, or party cloudy; monthly summary of days with .01 inch or more precipitation, days clear, days partly cloudy, and days cloudy; daily observations of miscellaneous phenomena; dates of killing frost, thunderstorms, hail, sleet, and auroras; general remarks; name of observer; and post office address. This series is arranged chronologically and is located in box 2.
The scrapbooks measure 1 ft. and date from 1875 to 1951. Consisting of ten scrapbooks which contain clippings and some photographs, this series focuses on ministry to Indian Americans and in general, and on the Fort Berthold Mission. The photographs found in Deborah Hall's scrapbook are black and white and of the buildings and people of the Fort Berthold Mission. The scrapbooks are arranged alphabetically by keyword with foldered material preceding bound volumes. The scrapbooks are located in box 3.
Harold Case records:
The manuscripts date from 1870 to 1976 and measure 3 2 ft. This series consists of manuscripts and a few chapter outlines written by Harold Case, Eva Case, and other individuals. The manuscripts are divided into two groups: those which were used by the Cases in their book, 100 Years at Fort Berthold, The History of Fort Berthold Indian Mission, 1876‑1976, and those which were not used in the book. Writings included in 100 Years at Fort Berthold focus on the people and history of the Mission as do the majority of writings not used in the book. This series is arranged with "book" manuscripts preceding "non-book" manuscripts. Within each group, material written by Harold and Eva Case precedes material by other individuals. In all divisions, the manuscripts are arranged alphabetically by title. This series is located in boxes 4 through 7.
Subject files date from 1864 to 1981 and measures 31 3/4 ft. The series consists of brochures, clippings, correspondence, desk calendars, drawings, funeral programs, several legal documents, programs, religious tracts, reports, sermons, and vital and sacramental statistics. Included are files on the Elbowoods Bridge, the American Missionary Association, donations and gifts to the Mission, Garrison Dam, Mother of the Year, relocation, Community Relations Ministry, Charles Hall Home, and the Three Affiliated Tribes Museum. Subject files are arranged chronologically by decade--i.e. files from the 1920s appear first, followed by the 1930s, 1940s, etc.--and within each decade alphabetically by keyword. This series is located in boxes 8 through 37. Two drawers of oversize files are included in the subject files. Oversize material consists of architectural drawings, broadsides, maps, aerial photographs, posters, and other miscellaneous items. Garrison Dam, Mission and Reservation events and history, and relocation are the major subjects of these files. A detailed list of the architectural drawings from this series follows.
Box 4 Folder 1:
Goodbird Memorial Parsonage West Segment by Vincent D. Case (4 sheets), n.d.
Fort Berthold Mission Plot Plan, n.d.
Fort Berthold Mission Development by Edwin W. Molander, n.d.
Fort Berthold Indian Mission Development, n.d.
Elbowoods Mission House, n.d.
Elbowoods Cottage (6 sheets), 1929.
Twin Butte Church and Parsonage Water System, n.d.
Western Segment Water and Sewer System, n.d.
Unidentified floor plan, n.d.
Unidentified floor plan, n.d.
Unidentified floor plans (3 sheets), 1928.
Box 4 Folder 2:
House Plan by Brown-Blodgett Co., n.d.
Fort Berthold Mission Chapel, n.d.
"Ho Was'te" Memorial by Edwin W. Molander, 1941.
Type "D" Laundry Unit (2 sheets), 1924‑1926.
Chapel for Garrison, ND by Piper-Howe Lumber Co., n.d.
Box 4 Folder 3:
Shell Creek and West Segment No. 1 Missions by Funk, Molander, and Johnson, 1951.
Nueta Northeast Segment by Funk, Molander, and Johnson, 1951.
"Goodbird" Memorial West Segment No. 2 by Funk, Molander, and Johnson, 1951.
"Ho Washte" Memorial, Nishu, ND by Funk, Molander, and Johnson, 1951.
Office Parsonage, New Town, ND by Funk, Molander, and Johnson, 1951.
The oversize files are arranged alphabetically by keyword.
Scrapbooks measure 10 ft. and date from 1879 to 1972. The series consists of 35 of Eva Case's scrapbooks which contain greeting and announcement cards, Christmas cards, clippings, cutouts, American Missionary Association (AMA) letters, oversize lithographs, mementos, obituaries, oversize posters, and programs. Subjects of interest in Eva's scrapbooks include Fort Berthold Missionary history, then-current events on the reservation, Garrison Dam, and the North Dakota Mother of the Year award. This series is arranged alphabetically by keyword with foldered material preceding bound volumes and is located in boxes 37 and 38. Oversize bound volumes are stored separately on shelves.
Fort Berthold Mission records:
Minutes, 1898‑1972, measure 2 ft. Contained in this series are the minutes of the Dakota Missions Council, the Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Churches (FBCCC), and the Fort Berthold Congregational Staff Council. In addition to minutes some files contain correspondence and agenda. This series focuses primarily on appropriations and fund raising, personnel positions, and activities scheduled for the reservation, e.g. fellowships and conferences. Arrangement for this series is hierarchical with foldered material preceding bound volumes and is located in box 39.
Subject files measure 1 ft. and date from 1891 to 1955. The series consists of a birthday booklet, budgets, admission cards, correspondence, receipts, reports, cradle roll, and rosters. Included are files on appropriations, Fort Berthold church members, the Mission farm, students' attendance, and students' schedules and rules. The subject files are arranged alphabetically by keyword with foldered material preceding the bound volume. This series is located in boxes 39 and 40.
Financial records consist of ledgers and journals. The ledgers measure 2 ft. and date from 1876 to 1972. Included with ledgers of the Mission are five ledgers of the Friendly Service Account, and one for the Elbowoods Congregational Church. Information in the ledgers includes account name, the dates of receipts and disbursements, the amounts, and in most cases the reason for the transaction, e.g. salary, washing, freight, etc. The ledgers are arranged chronologically with foldered material preceding bound volumes. Ledgers are located in box 40. The journals date from 1895‑1979 and measure 6 2 ft. Included with journals of the Mission are seven for the American Missionary Association and the Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Churches. Of actual Mission journals, 25 are volumes of general/regular Mission accounts, 17 are special funds volumes, 2 are Mission farm accounts, and 1 is a Mission Home School accounts volume. Information found in these journals includes name of account, date of receipt or disbursement, amount, and the fund drawn or deposited. Funds include: AMA; Hand fund; tuition and fees; county funds; books and school supplies; clothes and room; farm and garden; home economics; shops; printing department; board, room and laundry; donations; hospital; Elbowoods building fund; tool fund; general fund; Memorial Church; Nueta; Nishu; Beaver Creek; Red Butte; Independence; Shell Creek; motion picture; furniture and equipment; repairs; native workers, cemetery fence; water supply; music; car fund; truck/jeep; Congregational gathering; postage; telephone and telegram; emergency; laundry; Garrison Dam; scholarships; refunds; relocation; Christian education; Home boards; and craft. Mission farm account funds are less extensive: general fund, milk and cream, seed, feed, service, hogs, grain, cattle, potatoes, wages, repairs, machinery truck, farm gas, and telephone and telegram. Arrangement of the Fort Berthold Mission journals is chronological; journals are located in boxes 40 through 42. Oversize volumes are stored separately on shelves and oversize foldered material and flimsy post volumes in box 46.
Teacher's registers measure 2 ft. and date 1884‑1932. Consisting of Mission School teachers' attendance registers, this series may provide the following information: name of teacher; term; students' names, Indian and English; ages; attendance; vacation periods; students withdrawing and reason; monthly summaries of number of days taught, average daily attendance, number of pupils enrolled, and total number of different pupils enrolled during school year, up to date; faculty/administrators' illnesses and deaths; register of visitors, i.e. name, date of visit, residence and remarks; daily schedule; and texts used. This series is arranged chronologically. Regular size volumes are located in box 42 and oversize volumes in box 46.
Sunday school records date from 1876 to 1939 and measure 1/4 ft. This series contains one volume each of Elbowoods Congregational and Fort Berthold Congregational Sunday schools records, one volume of the Fort Berthold Church Register, and two unidentified Sunday school record volumes. Information found in the Elbowoods Sunday school records includes name of student, address, date of joining, and date and cause of discontinuance. The Fort Berthold Congregational Sunday School volume provides an index of schools; names of officers; a record of attendance and work reported at annual Sunday school conventions including date of convention, place of convention, field worker present, convention sessions, programs printed, schools represented, pastors present, superintendents present, Sunday School secretaries present, primary teachers present, intermediate teachers present, senior teachers present, estimated number of visitors, presentation of statistical secretary's report, display of map locating schools, presentation of treasurer's report, schools contributing to organized Sunday School work, total amount received by treasurer, amount voted by convention for state or provincial work, townships or districts in county and number organized, townships or districts holding conventions during year, total number of conventions held, conventions attended by county officers, and new schools needed; and for the different Sunday schools on the reservation a record of statistics and progressive work including superintendent's name and post office address, pastor's name and post office address, primary superintendent's or teacher's name and post office address, year of report, hour of opening, number of months held during year, regularity of teachers' meetings, officers and teachers, scholars, total attending membership, increase or decrease, average attendance, Home department members, cradle roll members, observation of Decision Day during year, received into Church from Sunday school, separate primary room in school, teacher-training students, amount contributed for benevolence, and the amount contributed for organized Sunday school work.
The Fort Berthold Church Register provides information on pastors including birth place, date of birth, college, place of theological education, date of ordination and installation, and date and mode of removal; a register of deacons including date of appointment, date of ceasing to act, and remarks and references; a register of the church committee including year of service; a register of Sunday school superintendents including location, date chosen, and date of ceasing to act; a register of communicants' receptions including date, method of reception, and communicants' removals including date, method of removal, and remarks; a register of baptisms including full names, Christian names of parents, date of birth, date of baptism, date of profession, and remarks and references; a register of marriages solemnized by Charles Hall, Robert Hall, Goodbird, Harold Case, and several others at Fort Berthold including names of the bride and groom, ages, occupations, birthplaces, fathers' names, mothers' maiden names, tribe, first marriage or other, and witnesses; a register of deaths including date of death, age at death, and remarks and reference; a register of conferences including the date, place, and names of delegates, and a register of contributions including the date, objective, amount, and date paid.
The two unidentified volumes of Sunday school records provide information on officers and names and attendance of members. This series is arranged alphabetically by keyword and is located in box 42.
Church-related minutes date 1887‑1978 and measure 2 ft. Contained in this series are the minutes of a variety of church- and mission-related organizations, e.g. the Book and Thimble Club of Elbowoods, the Elbowoods Christian Endeavor Society, the Fort Berthold Post of United States Volunteer Indian Scouts, and the Women's Sewing Society of Elbowoods. Some files also contain correspondence. Arrangement of this series is alphabetical by keyword with foldered material preceding bound volumes.
Elbowoods Public School records:
Subject files measure 1 1/4 ft. and date from 1919 to 1955. The series consists of applications for employment, a school census, correspondence, invoices, memoranda, teacher's registers, and reports. Included are files on books and supplies, enrollment, Elbowoods Parent Teacher Association (PTA) history, public school tuition, and students' weights and heights. The subject files are arranged alphabetically by keyword with foldered material preceding bound volumes. This series is located in boxes 44 and 45.
Financial records date from 1924 to 1954 and are contained in 5 folders. Included are expenditure and receipt registers and three treasurer's record books. Information found in the expenditure registers includes: date and number of voucher, to whom voucher was made, amount payable, code (budget appropriation) account drawn, capital outlay, debt service, and revolving fund. Information in the receipt registers includes: date of receipt; received from whom; code; total amount received; revenue receipts appropriations and subventions to state tuition, county tuition, state aid, and federal aid; taxes; debt service; other revenue receipts; non-revenue receipts, i.e. bonds, certificates of indebtedness, and other non-revenue receipts; and revolving fund. The treasurer's record books may provide information: for receipts, the date received, from whom, account drawn, total amount received, and "to what fund belonging," i.e. state tuition fund, fines, county tuition fund, mill tax and school poll, general fund, district tax, tuition of pupils, sinking fund, state aid, sale of bonds and other funds, teacher's retirement fund, and other funds; for expenditures the date paid, person paid, warrant number, fund drawn, total amount paid, and purpose paid, i.e. school house sites and other permanent improvements, apparatus and fixtures, teachers' salaries, teachers' retirement fund, officers' salaries and expenses, interest on bonds and warrants, transportation of pupils, tuition of pupils, library books, texts, redemption of bonds, incidental expenses, and arbitration settlements. This series is arranged chronologically with foldered material preceding bound volumes and is located in box 45.
ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENT
Before donation the Harold W. Case Papers were stored in the basement of the Harold and Eva Case home, 121 Sioux Avenue, Bismarck. When transferred the collection was stored in acid-free containers. Approximately half of the collection was loose; the rest was housed in manila folders. The condition of the majority of documents was good, although thirty folders contained moldy documents. These documents were surface cleaned before refoldering. Most of the Harold W. Case Papers were not organized into any type of filing system.
REARRANGEMENT AND DESCRIPTION
Prior to processing, the Harold W. Case Papers measured eighty feet. The reduction in overall volume from 80 to 59 feet was due mainly to transfer of publications and photographic materials to the appropriate State Archives collection management areas. This collection was refoldered with acid-free supplies.
Extensive rearrangement of the Harold W. Case Papers was required to make the collection usable for researchers. The collection was divided into distinct record groups, i.e. Hall records, Case records, Mission records, and Elbowoods public school records. Existing files in the various record groups were retained when possible. Loose papers, once assigned to a record group and series, were filed according to subject, e.g. cemeteries, relocation, etc. Loose material assigned to the Case subject files, the single largest series in the collection, was also filed chronologically by decade.
Several series from the Fort Berthold Mission record group, i.e. minutes, financial records, Sunday school records, Mt. Zion records, and church-related minutes, contain in whole or in part files and volumes which are not technically records of the Mission. These items were included either because of a close relationship to the Mission, as with the minutes of the Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Churches, or because the items are church-related, as is the case with the Mt. Zion records.
BOX / FOLDER INVENTORY
Charles Hall records:
Box 1:
1 Diary Transcript 1874‑1940
2 Clippings 1900‑1933
3 Correspondence 1879‑1890
4 Correspondence 1900‑1919
5 Correspondence 1920‑1929
6 Correspondence 1920‑1929
7 Correspondence 1920‑1929
8 Correspondence 1920‑1929
9 Correspondence 1930‑1939
10 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1879
11 Farmers Time Book 1916
12 Fort Berthold Mission 40th Anniversary 1916
13 Fort Berthold Mission 40th Anniversary 1916
14 Issues 1890
15 Manuscripts 1885‑1921
16 Miscellaneous 1885‑1921
17 Newsletters Susan Hall and Mary Field 1896‑1919
18 Programs 1893‑1929
19 Santee Normal Training School 1920‑1922
20 Sermons
21 Sketches
22 Summers Center Conference C. B. Sandon(?) 1901
23 Bible Works in Ree Language 1890
24 Biblical Lessons, Indian Language 1880‑1900
25 Gospel of Mark 1889
26 Gospel of Mathew 1880‑1900
27 Ten Commandments in Mandan and Ree
28 Words and Phrases Ree Language 1901
29 Ledgers, Personal 1890‑1891
30 Ledgers, Personal 1891
Box 2:
1 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1904‑1905
2 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1905‑1906
3 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1906‑1908
4 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1908‑1909
5 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1909‑1910
6 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1910‑1912
7 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1912‑1913
8 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1913‑1914
9 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1914‑1916
10
Meteorological Record, Observers' 1916‑1917
11 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1917‑1918
12 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1918‑1919
13 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1920‑1921
14 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1921‑1922
15 Meteorological Record, Observers' 1922‑1923
16 Precipitation 1925‑1934
Box 3:
1 Clippings Scrapbook 1875‑1887
2 Fort Berthold Mission Records Scrapbook 1875‑1885
3 Clippings Scrapbook 1881‑1892
4 Clippings Scrapbook 1878‑1904
5 Clippings Scrapbook 1910‑1913
6 Clippings Scrapbook 1888‑1917
7 Clippings Scrapbook 1876‑1904
8 Fort Berthold Mission Records Scrapbook 1875‑1887
9 Hall, Deborah Scrapbook 1924‑1951
10 Hymns (Gros Ventre, Mandan, Ree) Scrapbook 1887‑1916
Harold Case records:
Unboxed volumes:
1 American Missionary Assn. Scrapbook 1893‑1932
2 Breuer, Margaret, Scrapbook 1958
3 Clippings Scrapbook 1949
4 Clippings Scrapbook 1943‑1951
5 Clippings Scrapbook 1957
6 Clippings Scrapbook 1958
7 Clippings Scrapbook 1959
8 Clippings Scrapbook 1960
9 Clippings Scrapbook 1961
10 Clippings Scrapbook 1962
11 Clippings Scrapbook 1963
12 Clippings Scrapbook 1964
13 Clippings Scrapbook 1964‑1965
14 Clippings Scrapbook 1965
15 Clippings Scrapbook 1971
16 Clippings Scrapbook 1971
17 Clippings Scrapbook 1972
18 Miscellaneous Scrapbook 1934‑1941
19 Obituaries Scrapbook 1953‑1969
20 Poster and Lithograph Scrapbook 1893‑1918
21 Tumbling Around These Prairies Scrapbook 1951‑1965
22 Tumbling Around These Prairies Scrapbook 1958‑1972
Box 4:
1 Achieves Boyhood Ambition
2 Christmas at Fort Berthold Mission
3 Community Relations Ministry 1960‑1961
4 Fort Berthold‑Before and After
5 Fort Berthold Indian Mission 1876‑1932
6 Fort Berthold Letters Transcript 1925‑1941
7 Fort Berthold and its Work
8 Fort Berthold Mission Newsletters Transcript 1931‑1934
9 Goodbird, the Indian, Ordained
10 Hannah Wash Fox
11 How Three Indian Tribes Pulled Themselves
12 In the Shadow of the Fort Berthold
13 Indian Americans Yesterday, To‑day and
14 It Has Been Worth It
15 Nueta Mission Church
16 Two Across the River
17 Visiting For a Day at the Fort Berthold
18 Visitor's View of the Fort Berthold
19 What I Saw In the Glimpse I Had of the
20 Wilbur Wilde Howard
21 Addie Powell Diary Transcript, M. Breuer 1892
22 Address of Rev. C. L. Hall, C. Hall 1892
23 Advance of an Indian Community, C. Hall
24 Anson Baker New Supt. of Fort Berthold
25 At Fort Berthold Indian Mission, A Watson
26 Best Way to Retire: Keep Working 1965
27 Chapter outlines for book
28 Charles Hall Youth Services
29 Charles L. Hall Home, W. Borchert
30 Charles Lemon Hall, D.D.
31 Chief Woman
32 Chris Beitzel Letter, C. Beitzel 1972
33 Christmas at the Mission 1976
34 Conclusion
35 Council of American Indian Ministry
36 Critical Moment, C. Hall
37 Day In the Missionary's Home
38 Day's Pastoral Work Among the Indians 1893
39 Deborah Hall Her Own Story, D. Hertz
40 Dedicated
41 Dedication of the Arikaree Church 1927
42 Door in Berthold, C. Hall 1894
43 Dr. Mary McKee, ACTION NEWS 1971
44 Emma Calhoun Hall, E. Hall 1975
45 Eva Case As Mother of the Year 1956
46 Fifty Years Among the Dakota, C. Hall
47 Fort Berthold, Dakota Territory
48 Fort Berthold Indian Mission
49 Fort Berthold Indian Mission 1934
50 Fort Berthold Indian Mission, D. Pitman 1936
51 Fort Berthold Mission and Work of YMCA
52 Fort Berthold Mission Letters Transcript 1928‑1935
53 Fort Berthold Yesterday and Tomorrow 1938
54 Frances Charging and Carrie Mandan 1963
55 Frances Hodges Benson Mission Worker
56 Fort Berthold, S. Riggs
57 Garrison Dam and Relocation, R. Shane 1956
58 Good Bird, the Indian, Ordained, C. Hall 1928
59 Hannah Briggs Letters Transcript 1877‑1881
60 Hannah Hall Livingston, N. Brown 1976
61 Hans Walker Sr., 1900‑1963
62 History Maker of the Northwest
63 How an Indian Found God, Poor Wolf
64 Importance of Preserving Indian Culture
65 In Recognition of Rev. & Mrs. H.W. Case
66 Ina Beauchamp Hall, Teacher, Leader
67 Introduction
68 Is That So! - E. Burns 1958
69 Jefferson Bird Smith "Bullseye"
70 John White, Sr. 1965
71 Just Compensation Concept Was Unjust
72 Kate, Saninakata, Yellow Calf Woman 1926
73 Looking Down the Arikara Road
74 Memoirs of Anton Johansen During Stay
75 Memories of Fort Berthold Reservation
76 Memories of Rev. Gregory, W. Gregory 1971
77 "Miss Minnette" Writes, M. Breuer
78 Missionary Adventurer, S.W. Hall, C. Hall 1922
79 Moving Day For Like‑A‑Fish‑Hook Village
80 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Case Arrive
81 Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, H. Patterson
82 Mrs. Charlie Grinnell 1964‑1974
83 Mrs. Ed Morrow, G. Morrow 1976
84 Named ND Indian Affairs Commissioner
85 New Town United Church of Christ
86 Nineteenth Century Discovery, C. Hall
87 On the Move at Fort Berthold, A. Engel 1963
88 Our Debt to the Indians, C. Guthe
89 Our Mission to the People of the Prairie 1962
90 Paths to Higher Ground, H. Wilson 1976
91 Pay Check Retires
92 Pioneer of Pioneers, McLean Independent 1940
93 Place of the Fort Berthold Mission
94 Plight of Three Affiliated Tribes 1956
95 Population Fort Berthold Transcript 1875
96 Proud of Indian Heritage, Klaudts Spread
97 Ralph Wells, Jr., K. Beauchamp
98 Rev. Avery Weage Writes, A. Weage 1971
99 Rising Bear, Schoolteacher, E. Rolfsrud
Box 5:
1 Robert Cherries
2 Robert Fox
3 Rumblings of Garrison Dam
4 Seventy‑Fifth Anniversary 1951
5 Sitting Crow, Peditska Amakish
6 Special Report from Fort Berthold 1879
7 Spotlight on Fort Berthold 75 Years Ago
8 Spotted Wolf Attends Citizenship 1963
9 Story of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Matheny
10 Taking the Census in 1880, C. Hall
11 Under a Political Pendulum, M. Natani 1962
12 Unheralded Heroes in the Ministry 1926
13 Visiting Trip on the Fort Berthold 1897
14 Western Segment Parish, R. Galt 1959‑1968
15 Where Custer Failed, Religion Succeeds
16 Where Once Sun Dancers Whirled They Came 1925
17 White Hawk, E. Hall
18 Why Ho‑Washte?, G. Gillette
19 Willena Little Soldier, W. L. Soldier
20 Bread, Beauty, Brotherhood
21 Brief History of the Ft Berthold Mission
22 Case of the Cases Going Home to Elbowoods 1940
23 Come with Us to Fort Berthold
24 Day in the Life of Cases at 121 Sioux 1960
25 Dunn County and Fort Berthold 1969
26 Elbowoods, ND 1876‑1926
27 Fort Berthold Indian Mission
28 Fort Berthold Mission and Its Work
29 Fort Berthold Mission, Elbowoods, ND
30 Fort Berthold Participation in the Rich 1970
31 Future Educational Needs on the Ft. 1951
32 Indians are Coming
33 Indians Missions or Relief? 1948
34 Margaret K. Breuer (Mrs. Henry) 1958
35 Rev. H. W. Case Diary Transcript 1952‑1959
36 Rev. H. W. Case Diary Transcript 1960‑1965
37 Rev. H. W. Case Diary Transcript 1966‑1971
38 So few have given so much 1958
39 Story of the Eagle Feather
40 Tumbling Over the Prairies in North 1944
41 Acculturation of the Fort Berthold 1957
42 Alfred Mandan
43 Alice M. Huggins, D. Cushing 1955
44 Alien Enemy's Experiences, R. Hertz 1917
45 American Indian Today, T. Balint
46 Arbutus
47 Arikara
48 Arikara Congregational Church, Nishu, ND
49 Arikaree Medicine Lodge‑Mysterious Lodge
50 Arrival at Fort Berthold D.T., M. Striby 1878
51 As I Remember Fort Berthold, F. Benson
52 Baby
53 Basket Social
54 Because Someone Cared
55 Berry Necklace
56 Bit About Eva & Harold Case
57 Book and Thimble Club, M. Slocum
58 Braver New Way, The Role of the Young 1960
59 Burying Ground, C. Hall 1913
60 Cases
61 Cases, Eva & Harold (Goodbird and Otter)
62 Cases Return 1965
63 Catholic Missionaries and the Fort 1950
64 Charles L. Hall's Diary Transcript 1874‑1939
65 Charles Lemon Hall
66 Charlie Ross
67 Chief Sitting Crow's Life
68 Christmas in 1876 1928
69 Concordance
70 Congregational Church Mission Fort
71 Congregational Missions Among Indians
72 Corn of the Northern Indians, A. Wenz
73 Daniel W. Longfellow, D. Longfellow
74 Day in the Parsonage at Elbowoods
75 Day of Make Believe in Indian Land
76 Dr. Charles L. Hall "HoWashte"
77 Dwellers of the Western Hemisphere
78 Early Visit of Dr. Hall
79 Editorial, P. Gourneau
80 Elbowoods High School
81 Excerpt from Hannah E. Hall's Journal 1898‑1899
82 Extracts Hannah H. Livingston's Journal
83 Fear Not!
84 Fellowship 1938
85 Fiftieth Anniversary of Mission Brings
86 Fish‑Hook‑Like Village of Hidatsa
87 Fort Berthold Congregational Mission
88 Fort Berthold Indian Mission, A. Whitwer 1951
89 Fort Berthold Indian Mission
90 Fort Berthold Indian Mission
91 Fort Berthold Indian Mission, 1935
92 Fort Berthold Indians March Forward
93 Fort Berthold Letter Transcript 1935
94 Fort Berthold Mission, C. Hall
95 Fort Berthold Mission, W. Gregory
96 Fort Berthold Mission and Its Work
97 Fort Berthold, ND 1894 1894
98 Fort Berthold Reservation Schools 1950
99 Fourths of July, C. Sylvester
Box 6:
1 Frank Heart at Elbowoods, P. Beauchamp 1952
2 Freedom & Simplicity in the Cost of
3 From Journals of De Trobriand
4 From Winter to Spring
5 Fort Berthold Agency, J. Burback 1870
6 Fort Berthold in History, S. Hall
7 Fort Berthold Mission‑Then and Now 1955
8 Fort Berthold Peoples 1964
9 Fur Traders and Steamboat Service on the
10 George Parshall Community Development
11 Getting a Living, C. Hall
12 Goes Ahead, The Indian Elijah, B. Barton 1914
13 Good Old Times, C. Hall
14 Goodbird Ordained
15 Goodbird the Indian His Story, G. Wilson
16 Growing Souls, C. Hall 1930
17 Growth of Elbowoods Public School 1936
18 Harold and Eva V. Case, A. Engel
19 Henry Wolf Chief, C. Hall
20 Hidatsa and Mandan
21 Hidatsa‑How Named, Sign Language
22 Hidatsa Mandan 1837 Small Pox
23 Highlights of Fort Berthold
24 Homesteaders, J. Sheffield 1947
25 Hopadi‑Tsidiash, Mrs. Emma Whiteduck
26 Hoshka Band of Hidatsa
27 Hoshki Indian Camp 1968
28 How Christmas Came to North Dakota 1929
29 Impressions of Elbowoods, ND
30 Incomplete Manuscripts
31 Indian Affairs Consultation Transcript
32 Indian Boy's First Offering, C. Eastman 1902
33 Indian Culture and Customs vs. American
34 Indian Life in North Dakota
35 Indian Story
36 Indian Way, M. Lareque
37 Indian's Wistful Quest for Dignity 1972
38 Indians Carefully Preserve Seed Corn 1916
39 Indians of North & South Dakota
40 Indians Taught Pioneers 1973
40 Individualize the Red Man, R. Hall 1911
41 John Big Skunk, C. Whitman 1962
42 John C. Knight's Memoirs
43 Journey for the Great Spirit, S. Lang 1976
44 Lanterns Over the Prairies, E. Rolfsrud 1950
45 Late 1930's and 1940's
46 Letters by Emma Calhoun Afterwards 1872‑1879
47 Life of Jesus of Nazareth
48 Little About Omaha Dance
49 Little Bear Woman (Lottie Styles Hosie) 1902
50 Little on the Cases
51 Look Into the Future of Indian Americans 1962
52 Looking for a "Boy Without Clothes"
53 Maidens' Feast, C. Hall 1913
54 Margaret Beauchamp Breuer (Arikara)
56 Mattie Grinnell, She Has Lived Under 20
57 Memoir of Book and Thimble Club
58 Memories of the Past, C. Hall
59 Millionaire and His Hobby
60 Mission Meeting Camp Notes, E. Dabb 1903
61 Mission to the Dakota American Indians 1958
62 Missionary Beginnings at Fort Berthold
63 Missionary in Field 50 Years, Fargo Forum 1926
64 Missionary Speaker
65 Missionary Speaks 1962
66 Missouri River Called "The Big Muddy"
67 Modern Missionary Methods 1952
68 Mrs. Breuer Tells of Her Trip to the
69 Mrs. Many Bears' Log Cabin and Summer
70 My First Vacation in America, A. Edwards
71 My Recollections of Fort Berthold 1941
72 My Resurrection Among the Indians 1938
73 Mystery of the White Indians, M. Catlin 1942
74 North Dakota, R. Pratt
75 Notes from the Indian Work 1938
76 Only Yesterday
77 Our Kate
78 Our Mission to the Winnebago, J. Grether 1962
79 Outlook for Indian Americans, G. Weaver 1962
80 Over the Hills, S. Murray
81 Papers by Carl Sylvester, Fort Berthold
82 Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins
83 Peter Beauchamp, Jr., I. Hall
84 Poor Wolf
85 Porcupine Hash Apadi‑i'tish, C. Hall
86 Progress in Education Fort Berthold 1936
87 Records of the Mission of the A.B.C.F.M.
88 Red Star Speaks "Arickara Narrative&
89 Redman and Customs, Physical Education
90 Redman's Economic Struggle, Rearing
91 Reminiscences of the Early Days of Ft. 1935
92 Reservation Mourns Mattie Grinnell 1974
93 Rev. & Mrs. Austin Engel
94 Rev. C. L. Hall, Fort Berthold, ND
95 Rev. Denton Keeler
96 Rev. James F. Walker D.D.
97 Rudolf Hertz
98 Sabbath Observance
99 Safe for Democracy
Box 7:
1 School Finance Offered, B. Cory 1962
2 Sharing the Good News, John 1:1‑14
3 Short History of Elbowoods, S. Holtan 1971
4 Snapshots (From a Missionary's Diary) 1930
5 Snow Bird Chapel 1952‑1961
6 Spiritual Growth
7 Story of Fort Berthold, C. Hall 1932‑1936
8 Story of the White Buffalo
9 Story of Thunder Bird Nest, H. Hall
10 Summer 1948 at Fort Berthold, A. Watson
11 Sunday Observance, C. Duncanson
12 Susan Webb Hall
13 Susan Webb Letters Transcript, S. Webb 1885‑1886
14 Thomas Enemy
15 Thoughts on Democracy, R. Hertz
16 Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort 1951
17 Thunder Bird Rain Medicine, M. Miller 1976
18 Travelogue
19 Trouble at Wounded Knee: The Siege Comes 1973
20 Tumbling Around These Prairies
21 Upper Missouri Draft 1970
22 Vital Moment at Hand for All Indians
23 W. W. Wheeler, Missionary Hero
24 Wah Hee Nee
25 Waiting for the River to "Go Out"
26 Warfare
27 We Salute Harold and Eva Case
28 White Buffalo Society Dance and Ceremony 1913
29 Wolf Chief
30 Wood Lake
Box 8:
1 Diary 1918
2 American Missionary Association 1925‑1928
3 Bridges, Elbowoods 1920‑1929
4 Budget Book, Household 1922‑1925
5 Clippings and Advertisements 1920‑1929
6 Correspondence 1920‑1929
7 Correspondence 1920‑1929
8 Correspondence 1920‑1929
9 Correspondence 1920‑1929
10 Correspondence 1920‑1929
11 Correspondence 1920‑1929
12 Crag Top 1920‑1929
13 Desk Calendars 1923‑1929
14 Gillette, Kate 1924‑1925
15 Guest Book 1924‑1931
16 Hertz, Rudolf 1919‑1924
17 Hertz, Rudolf 1925‑1929
18 Hertz, Rudolf 1920‑1929
19 Hocke, Rev. A. C. 1927
20 Insurance 1927‑1928
21 Inventories 1920
22Marriages, Births, and Baptism 1920‑1929
23 Membership School and Mission 1920‑1929
24 Miscellaneous 1925
25 Page, Almeda 1920‑1929
Box 9:
1 Programs 1920‑1929
2 Santee Normal Training School 1923‑1928
3 Supplies 1920‑1929
4 Treasurer's Report 1921
5 American Missionary Association 1930‑1939
6 American Missionary Association 1930‑1939
7 American Missionary Association 1930‑1939
8 American Missionary Association 1930‑1939
9 Boy Scouts 1930‑1939
10 Bridges, Elbowoods 1930‑1939
11 Bridges, Elbowoods 1930‑1939
12 Bridges, Elbowoods 1930‑1939
13 Bridges, Elbowoods 1930‑1939
14 Brownlee, Rev. Fred L. 1934‑1938
15 Budgets 1936‑1937
16 Case, Vincent 1930‑1935
17 Clippings 1930‑1939
18 Clippings 1930‑1939
19 Clippings 1930‑1939
20 Correspondence 1930‑1939
21 Correspondence 1930‑1939
Box 10:
1 Correspondence 1930‑1939
2 Correspondence 1930‑1939
3 Correspondence 1930‑1939
4 Correspondence 1930‑1939
5 Correspondence 1930‑1939
6 Correspondence 1930‑1939
7 Correspondence 1930‑1939
8 Correspondence 1930‑1939
9 Correspondence 1930‑1939
10 Correspondence 1930‑1939
11 Correspondence 1930‑1939
12 Correspondence 1930‑1939
13 Correspondence 1930‑1939
14 Correspondence 1930‑1939
15 Correspondence 1930‑1939
16 Correspondence 1930‑1939
Box 11:
1 Correspondence 1930‑1939
2 Correspondence 1930‑1939
3 Correspondence 1930‑1939
4 Correspondence 1930‑1939
5 Correspondence 1930‑1939
6 Correspondence 1930‑1939
7 Correspondence 1930‑1939
8 Correspondence 1930‑1939
9 Correspondence 1930‑1939
10 Correspondence 1930‑1939
11 Correspondence 1930‑1939
12 Correspondence 1930‑1939
13 Correspondence 1930‑1939
14 Correspondence 1930‑1939
15 Correspondence 1930‑1939
16 Desk Calendars 1930‑1939
17 Donations & Gifts to Mission 1932‑1935
Box 12:
1 Farm, Mission 1930‑1939
2 Genealogy 1930‑1933
3 Hall, Dr. C. L. 1930‑1935
4 House Plans 1930‑1939
5 Indian Affairs 1930‑1939
6 Indian Affairs 1930‑1939
7 Indian Agents 1864‑1934
8 Indians History, Fort Berthold 1930‑1939
9 Indians History, Fort Berthold 1930‑1939
10 Insurance 1930‑1939
11 Inventories 1930‑1939
12 Membership, School and Church 1930‑1939
13 Membership, School and Church 1930‑1939
14 Miscellaneous 1930‑1939
15 Monthly Reports 1936‑1937
16 Programs and Awards 1930‑1939
17 Programs and Awards 1930‑1939
18 Religious Brochures 1930‑1939
19 Santee Normal Training School 1930‑1939
20 Santee Normal Training School 1930‑1939
21 State and Federal Government 1930‑1939
22 State and Federal Government 1930‑1939
Box 13:
1 Supplies 1930‑1939
2 Supplies 1930‑1939
3 Supplies and Sales 1930‑1939
4 Supplies and Sales 1930‑1939
5 Supplies and Sales 1930‑1939
6 Supplies and Sales 1930‑1939
7 Supplies and Sales 1930‑1939
8 Voris, William 1935‑1936
9 Annual Reports 1941‑1949
10 Brownlee, Rev. Fred L. 1940‑1949
11 Budget and Treasurer Reports 1940‑1949
12 Chase, Joe, Pamphlets 1945‑1949
13 Christmas Candlelight Service 1940‑1949
14 Clippings 1940‑1949
15 Clippings 1940‑1949
16 Clippings 1940‑1949
17 Clippings 1940‑1949
18 Clippings 1940‑1949
19 College Students 1940‑1949
Box 14:
1 Correspondence 1940‑1949
2 Correspondence 1940‑1949
3 Correspondence 1940‑1949
4 Correspondence 1940‑1949
5 Correspondence 1940‑1949
6 Correspondence 1940‑1949
7 Correspondence 1940‑1949
8 Correspondence 1940‑1949
9 Correspondence 1940‑1949
10 Correspondence 1940‑1949
11 Correspondence 1940‑1949
12 Correspondence 1940‑1949
13 Correspondence 1940‑1949
14 Correspondence 1940‑1949
15 Correspondence 1940‑1949
16 Correspondence 1940‑1949
Box 15:
1 Correspondence 1940‑1949
2 Correspondence 1940‑1949
3 Correspondence 1940‑1949
4 Correspondence 1940‑1949
5 Correspondence 1940‑1949
6 Correspondence 1940‑1949
7 Correspondence 1940‑1949
8 Crag Top 1940‑1942
9 Desk Calendars 1940‑1947
10 Desk Calendars 1940‑1949
11 Diary 1940
12 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1940
13 Farm, Mission 1940‑1949
14 Farm, Mission 1940‑1949
15 Funerals 1941
16 Garrison Dam 1940‑1949
17 Garrison Dam 1940‑1949
18 Garrison Dam 1940‑1949
19 Garrison Dam 1940‑1949
20 Garrison Dam 1940‑1949
21 Garrison Dam Public Law 1948‑1949
Box 16:
1 Hall, C. L. 1940‑1949
2 Hertz, Rudolf 1940‑1944
3 Indian Affairs 1940‑1949
4 Indian Affairs 1940‑1949
5 Indian History, Fort Berthold 1940‑1949
6 Indian History, Fort Berthold 1940‑1949
7 Insurance 1941‑1949
8 Inventory, Mission House 1941‑1944
9 Membership, Elbowoods Church 1940
10 Miscellaneous 1940‑1949
11 Parks and Recreation 1940‑1949
12 Programs, Conferences, and Meetings 1940‑1949
13 Programs, Conferences, and Meetings 1940‑1949
14 Religious Tracts 1940‑1949
15 Religious Tracts 1940‑1949
16 Religious Tracts 1940‑1949
17 Servicemen Correspondence 1940‑1949
18 Servicemen Correspondence 1940‑1949
19 Servicemen Correspondence 1940‑1949
20 Servicemen Correspondence 1940‑1949
21 Servicemen Correspondence 1940‑1949
22 Servicemen Correspondence 1940‑1949
23 Servicemen Correspondence 1940‑1949
Box 17:
1 Sermon Outlines 1924‑1940
2 Speeches 1940‑1949
3 Supplies 1940‑1949
4 Supplies 1940‑1949
5 Tours and Trips 1940‑1949
6 Tours and Trips 1940‑1949
7 Tripp and Brandt 1947‑1948
8 Annual Reports 1954‑1959
9 Arickara Congregational Church 1917‑1959
10 Beaks, Eva 1951‑1951
11 Bible Correspondence Course 1922‑1950
12 Birdsill, John 1958‑1959
13 Breuer, Margaret Beauchamp 1958
14 Budgets 1950‑1959
15 Cemeteries 1950‑1959
16 Chase, Joe, Appeal 1955
17 Chase, Joe, Correspondence 1946‑1959
18 Chase, Joe, Legal Documents 1959
19 Chase, Joe, Miscellaneous 1947‑1959
20 Chase, Joe, Reports 1946‑1952
21 Chase, Joe, Reports 1946‑1952
22 Chase, Joe, Statements 1948‑1952
23 Clippings 1950‑1959
24 Clippings 1950‑1959
25 Clippings 1950‑1959
Box 18:
1 Clippings 1950-1959
2 Clippings 1950‑1959
3 Clippings 1950‑1959
4 Clippings 1950‑1959
5 Clippings 1950‑1959
6 Community Relations Ministry 1950‑1959
7 Congregational Churches, Board of Miss. 1950‑1959
8 Congregational Churches, Board of Miss. 1950‑1959
9 Congregational Christian Conference, ND 1950‑1959
10 Congregational Christian Conference, ND 1950‑1959
11 Correspondence 1950‑1959
12 Correspondence 1950‑1959
13 Correspondence 1950‑1959
14 Correspondence 1950‑1959
15 Correspondence 1950‑1959
16 Correspondence 1950‑1959
17 Correspondence 1950‑1959
18 Correspondence 1950‑1959
Box 19
1 Correspondence 1950‑1959
2 Correspondence 1950‑1959
3 Correspondence 1950‑1959
4 Correspondence 1950‑1959
5 Correspondence 1950‑1959
6 Correspondence 1950‑1959
7 Correspondence 1950‑1959
8 Correspondence 1950‑1959
9 Correspondence 1950‑1959
10 Correspondence 1950‑1959
11 Correspondence 1950‑1959
12 Correspondence 1950‑1959
13 Correspondence 1950‑1959
14 Correspondence 1950‑1959
15 Correspondence 1950‑1959
16 Correspondence 1950‑1959
17 Correspondence 1950‑1959
18 Correspondence 1950‑1959
Box 20:
1 Correspondence 1950‑1959
2 Correspondence 1950‑1959
3 Correspondence 1950‑1959
4 Correspondence 1950‑1959
5 Correspondence 1950‑1959
6 Correspondence 1950‑1959
7 Correspondence 1950‑1959
8 Correspondence 1950‑1959
9 Correspondence 1950‑1959
10 Correspondence 1950‑1959
11 Correspondence 1950‑1959
12 Correspondence 1950‑1959
13 Correspondence 1950‑1959
14 Correspondence 1950‑1959
15 Correspondence 1950‑1959
16 Desk Calendars 1950‑1958
17 Desk Calendars 1950‑1958
Box 21:
1 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1950‑1959
2 Farm, Mission 1950‑1959
3 Farm, Mission 1950‑1959
4 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1950‑1959
5 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1950‑1959
6 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1950‑1959
7 Fort Berthold Staff Meetings 1954‑1958
8 Funeral Programs 1950‑1959
9 General Council of Congregational Church 1950‑1959
10 General Council of Congregational Church 1950‑1959
11 General Council of Congregational Church 1950‑1959
12 General Council of Congregational Church 1950‑1959
13 Great Plains Supply, Shares and Refunds 1954‑1958
14 Hotchkiss, Dr. W. A. 1953‑1957
15 Indian Affairs, National 1950‑1959
16 Indian Affairs, National 1950‑1959
17 Indian Affairs, National 1950‑1959
18 Indian Affairs, North Dakota 1950‑1959
19 Indian Affairs, North Dakota 1950‑1959
20 Indian Land, Leasers
21 Independence Congregation Church 1917‑1959
22 Lee, Ida Prokop
23 Mailing Lists 1950‑1959
24 Membership, Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1950‑1959
Box 22:
1 Memorial Congregational Church 1950‑1954
2 Miscellaneous 1950‑1959
3 Mothers Committee, American 1957‑1959
4 Mother of the Year, Eva Case 1956
5 Mother of the Year, Eva Case 1956
6 Mother of the Year, Eva Case 1956
7 Newsletters 1950‑1959
8 Newsletters 1950‑1959
9 Nueta Church 1951‑1953
10 Programs 1950‑1959
11 Programs 1950‑1959
12 Programs 1950‑1959
13 Religious Tracts 1950‑1959
14 Relocation 1950‑1959
15 Relocation 1950‑1959
16 Relocation 1950‑1959
17 Relocation 1950‑1959
18 Relocation 1950‑1959
Box 23:
1 Relocation 1950‑1959
2 Relocation 1950‑1959
3 Relocation 1950‑1959
4 Relocation 1950‑1959
5 Relocation 1950‑1959
6 Relocation 1950‑1959
7 Riggs and Collins 1922‑1951
8
Schedules and Trips 1950‑1956
9 Students, Out‑of‑State 1951‑1958
10 Supplies 1950‑1959
11 Supplies 1950‑1959
12 Supplies 1950‑1959
13 Supplies 1950‑1959
14 Twin Butte Church 1953‑1958
15 Vital Statistics 1950‑1960
16 Vital Statistics 1950‑1960
17 Weaver, Galen 1950‑1958
18 Work Camp 1952‑1957
19 American Landmark Celebration 1964
20 American Mothers Committee, Inc. 1961‑1962
21 Annual Reports 1961‑1963
22 Annual Reports 1963‑1965
Box 24:
1 Annual Reports 1966‑1969
2 Arickara Congregational Church 1955‑1960
3 Budgets and Expenses 1958‑1967
4 Charging, Francis, Monument 1964‑1965
5 Christian Social Action Committee 1960‑1963
6 Christian Social Action Committee 1960‑1963
7 Clippings 1930‑1969
8 Clippings 1930‑1969
9 Clippings 1930‑1969
10 Clippings 1930‑1969
11 Clippings 1930‑1969
12 Clippings 1930‑1969
13 Clippings 1930‑1969
14 Clippings 1930‑1969
15 Community Relations Ministry 1960‑1969
16 Community Relations Ministry 1960‑1969
17 Consultation on Indians 1961‑1965
18 Correspondence 1960‑1969
Box 25:
1 Correspondence 1960‑1969
2 Correspondence 1960‑1969
3 Correspondence 1960‑1969
4 Correspondence 1960‑1969
5 Correspondence 1960‑1969
6 Correspondence 1960‑1969
7 Correspondence 1960‑1969
8 Correspondence 1960‑1969
9 Correspondence 1960‑1969
10 Correspondence 1960‑1969
11 Correspondence 1960‑1969
12 Correspondence 1960‑1969
13 Correspondence 1960‑1969
14 Correspondence 1960‑1969
15 Correspondence 1960‑1969
Box 26:
1 Correspondence 1960‑1969
2 Correspondence 1960‑1969
3 Correspondence 1960‑1969
4 Correspondence 1960‑1969
5 Correspondence 1960‑1969
6 Correspondence 1960‑1969
7 Correspondence 1960‑1969
8 Correspondence 1960‑1969
9 Correspondence 1960‑1969
10 Correspondence 1960‑1969
11 Correspondence 1960‑1969
12 Correspondence 1960‑1969
13 Correspondence 1960‑1969
14 Correspondence 1960‑1969
15 Correspondence 1960‑1969
16 Correspondence 1960‑1969
Box 27:
1 Correspondence 1960‑1969
2 Correspondence 1960‑1969
3 Correspondence 1960‑1969
4 Correspondence 1960‑1969
5 Correspondence 1960‑1969
6 Correspondence 1960‑1969
7 Correspondence 1960‑1969
8 Correspondence 1960‑1969
9 Desk Calendars 1960‑1961
10 Desk Calendars 1961
11 Desk Calendars 1962‑1967
12 Desk Calendars 1968‑1969
13 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
14 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
15 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
16 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
17 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
Box 28:
1 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
2 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
3 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
4 Donations and Gifts to Mission 1960‑1969
5 Engel, Austin 1961‑1968
6 Ewald, Paul A. 1963‑1967
7 Farm, Mission 1958‑1963
8 Fort Berthold Administration Committee 1961‑1969
9 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1960‑1969
10 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1960‑1969
11 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1960‑1969
12 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1960‑1969
13 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1960‑1969
14 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1960‑1969
15 Fort Berthold Cong. Churches Income Taxes 1965‑1967
16 Fort Berthold Special Funds Reports 1964‑1969
17 Funeral Programs 1960‑1969
18 Gove, Dinah Goodbird 1962‑1970
Box 29:
1 Hall Homes 1965‑1969
2 Hall Home Income Tax Reports 1968‑1969
3 Hall, Ina B. 1961‑1968
4 Historical Society 1960‑1969
5 Historical Society 1960‑1969
6 Historical Society 1960‑1969
7 Hummon, Rev. Serge 1962‑1965
8 Indian Affairs 1960‑1969
9 Indian Affairs 1960‑1969
10 Indian Affairs 1960‑1969
11 Indian Affairs 1960‑1969
12 Indian Affairs 1960‑1969
13 Indian Affairs 1960‑1969
14 Indian Affairs 1960‑1969
15 Indian Awards 1967
16 Indian Version of Scripture 1960‑1969
17 Indian Youth Camps 1959‑1969
18 Indian Youth Camps 1959‑1969
19 Internal Revenue, Cases 1910‑1969
20 Membership, School 1960‑1968
21 Memorial Congregational Church 1954‑1961
22 Miscellaneous 1960‑1969
Box 30:
1 Mormanism 1960‑1969
2 Museum, Three Affiliated Tribes 1960‑1969
3 Museum, Three Affiliated Tribes 1960‑1969
4 Newsletters 1960‑1969
5 Newsletters 1960‑1969
6 Programs 1960‑1969
7 Programs 1960‑1969
8 Radio Folks 1938‑1966
9 Scholarships 1960‑1961
10 Supplies 1960‑1961
11 Supplies 1960‑1961
12 Supplies 1960‑1961
13 Support of Public Schools Committee 1962‑1965
14 Thrift Shops, Mission 1960‑1969
15 United Church of Christ, National 1960‑1969
16 United Church of Christ, National 1960‑1969
17 United Church of Christ, National 1960‑1969
18 United Church of Christ, National 1960‑1969
19 United Church of Christ, National 1960‑1969
20 United Church of Christ, ND 1960‑1969
21 United Church of Christ, ND 1960‑1969
Box 31:
1 United Church of Christ, ND 1960‑1969
2 United Church of Christ, ND 1960‑1969
3 United Church of Christ, ND 1960‑1969
4 United Church of Christ Women 1960‑1969
5 United Church of Christ Women 1960‑1969
6 United Church of Christ Women 1960‑1969
7 Wanner, Charles A. 1965‑1968
8 Weaver, Galen R. 1953‑1963
9 Address Book
10 Advertisements 1970‑1979
11 Advertisements 1970‑1979
12 Advertisements 1970‑1979
13 Annual Fellowship Conference 1932‑1970
14 Baptismal Records Certificates 1940‑1975
15 Census, Fort Berthold Mission 1974
16 Citations, Cases 1922‑1970
17 Clippings 1960‑1970
18 Clippings 1960‑1979
19 Clippings 1960‑1979
20 Clippings 1960‑1979
Box 32:
1 Clippings 1960‑1979
2 Clippings 1960‑1979
3 Clippings 1960‑1979
4 Community Relations Ministry 1957‑1974
5 Correspondence 1970‑1974
6 Correspondence 1970‑1974
7 Correspondence 1970‑1974
8 Correspondence 1970‑1974
9 Correspondence 1970‑1974
10 Correspondence 1970‑1974
11 Correspondence 1970‑1974
12 Correspondence 1970‑1974
13 Correspondence 1970‑1974
14 Correspondence 1970‑1974
15 Correspondence 1970‑1979
16 Correspondence 1970‑1979
Box 33:
1 Correspondence 1970‑1979
2 Correspondence 1970‑1979
3 Correspondence 1970‑1979
4 Correspondence 1970‑1979
5 Correspondence 1970‑1979
6 Correspondence 1970‑1979
7 Correspondence 1970‑1979
8 Correspondence 1970‑1979
9 Correspondence 1970‑1979
10 Correspondence 1970‑1979
11 Correspondence 1970‑1979
12 Correspondence 1970‑1979
13 Correspondence 1970‑1979
14 Correspondence 1970‑1979
15 Correspondence 1970‑1979
Box 34:
1 Correspondence 1970‑1979
2 Correspondence 1970‑1979
3 D.A.R. 1970‑1979
4 D.A.R. 1970‑1979
5 Desk Calendars 1970‑1979
6 Desk Calendars 1973
7 Desk Calendars 1973
8 Desk Calendars 1974
9 Desk Calendars 1975
10 Desk Calendars 1975
11 Desk Calendars 1976
12 Desk Calendars 1977
13 Desk Calendars 1977‑1978
14 Donations and Gifts 1970‑1979
15 Donations and Gifts 1970‑1979
16 Donations and Gifts 1970‑1979
17 Drawings
18 Eva's Calendar Markings 1962‑1973
19 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1970‑1979
Box 35:
1 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1970‑1979
2 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1970‑1979
3 Fort Berthold Congregational Churches 1970‑1979
4 Fort Berthold Special Funds Reports 1970‑1979
5 Fort Berthold Staff Meetings 1957‑1970
6 Funeral Programs and Sermons 1970‑1979
7 Funeral Programs and Sermons 1970‑1979
8 Funeral Programs and Sermons 1970‑1979
9 Funeral Programs and Sermons 1970‑1979
10 Hall Home and Youth Services 1970‑1978
11 Hall Home Financial Reports 1969‑1971
12 Hall Home Financial Reports 1972‑1973
13 Indian Affairs 1970‑1979
14 Indian Affairs 1970‑1979
15 Indian History, Fort Berthold 1877‑1977
16 Indian Tours 1970‑1971
17 Internal Revenue Reports, Cases 1970‑1973
18 Little Soldier, Dale 1971‑1974
19 Mandaree Church 1968‑1974
20 Morgan, A. E. 1970
21 Museum, University of Colorado 1954‑1971
22 One Hundred Years at Fort Berthold 1976
23 One Hundred Years at Fort Berthold 1976
24 Programs 1970‑1979
25 Sermons 1930‑1970
Box 36:
1 Sermons 1930‑1970
2 Sermons 1930‑1970
3 Sermons 1930‑1970
4 Sermons 1930‑1970
5 Sermons 1930‑1970
6 Sermons 1930‑1970
7 Sermons 1930‑1970
8 Sermons 1930‑1970
9 Sermons 1930‑1970
10 Sermons 1930‑1970
11 Sermons 1930‑1970
12 Sermons 1930‑1970
13 Sermons 1930‑1970
14 Sermons 1930‑1970
15 Sermons, Funerals 1938‑1970
16 Sermons, Funerals 1938‑1970
Box 37:
1 Supplies 1966‑1979
2 Three Tribes Herald 1970‑1973
3 Three Tribes Herald 1970‑1977
4 Tribal Per Capita Membership 1974
5 Tribal Per Capita Membership 1974
6 Tribal Per Capita Membership 1974
7 United Church of Christ, National 1970‑1979
8 United Church of Christ, National 1970‑1979
9 United Church of Christ, ND 1970‑1979
10 United Church of Christ, ND 1970‑1979
11 United Church of Christ, Women's 1967‑1976
12 United Church of Christ, Women's 1967‑1976
13 Correspondence 1980‑1981
14 Historical Society 1981
15 Three Tribes Herald 1980
16 Eva Case Scrapbook ca. 1882
17 Eva Case Scrapbook
18 Eva Case Scrapbook
19 Eva Case Scrapbook
20 Eva Case Scrapbook
21 Eva Case Scrapbook
22 Eva Case Scrapbook
23 Eva Case Scrapbook
24 Christmas Cards Scrapbook 1953
Box 38:
1 Clippings Scrapbook 1921‑1931
2 Clippings Scrapbook 1925‑1936
3 Clippings Scrapbook 1902‑1942
4 Clippings Scrapbook 1951‑1953
5 Clippings Scrapbook 1952‑1953
6 Clippings Scrapbook 1953‑1956
7 "Down on the Reservation" Scrapbook 1959‑1969
8 Miscellaneous Scrapbook 1924‑1931
9 Miscellaneous Scrapbook 1928‑1936
10 Story of Fort Berthold Scrapbook 1935‑1936
11 Story of Fort Berthold Scrapbook 1935‑1936
Oversize Folders:
1 Architectural Drawings 1928‑1929
2 Architectural Drawings 1924‑1941
3 Architectural Drawings 1951
4 Broadsides and Posters 1918‑1978
5 Fort Berthold Reservation Maps After Dam 1951‑1959
6 Fort Berthold Reservation Maps After Dam 1948‑1963
7 Fort Berthold Reservation Maps Prior Dam 1930‑1940
8 Fort Berthold Reservation Relocation Maps 1952‑1953
9 Fort Berthold Reservation Soil Photograph n.d.
10 Maps, Historical 1951
11 Maps, Historical 1944‑1969
12 Maps, Miscellaneous 1879‑1964
13 Maps, Miscellaneous 1919‑1980
14 Miscellaneous 1935‑1940
15 Miscellaneous 1910‑1965
Fort Berthold Mission records:
Bound Volumes:
23 Credit Cash Book 1922‑1926
24 Credit Cash Book 1926‑1930
25 Credit Cash Book 1930‑1934
26 Disbursements Cash Book 1934‑1938
27 Receipts Cash Book 1934‑1938
28 Special Fund Cash Book 1938‑1941
29 Disbursements Cash Book 1938‑1943
30 Receipts Cash Book 1938‑1943
31 Special Fund Cash Book 1941‑1943
32 Special Fund Cash Book 1943‑1946
33 Disbursements Cash Book 1943‑1947
34 Receipts Cash Book 1943‑1947
35 Special Fund Cash Book 1946‑1947
36 Special Fund Cash Book 1946‑1947
Box 39:
1 Dakota Missions Council Minutes 1898‑1931
2 Dakota Missions Council Minutes Transcript 1898‑1931
3 Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Minutes 1959‑1960
4 Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Minutes 1960‑1963
5 Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Minutes 1964‑1966
6 Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Minutes 1966‑1968
7 Fort Berthold Council of Congregational Minutes 1969‑1972
8 Fort Berthold Congregational Staff Minutes 1955‑1958
9 Appropriations, Budgets and Receipts 1923‑1927
10 Appropriations, Budgets and Receipts 1920‑1930
11 Appropriations, Budgets and Receipts 1931‑1935
12 Appropriations, Budgets and Receipts 1940‑1955
13 Attendance Reports and Students' Funds 1934‑1938
14 Birthday Book 1915
15 Census 1949
16 Enrollment 1919‑1934
17 Farm 1932‑1934
18 Financial Reports 1952‑1955
19 Fort Berthold Church Members Roster 1919‑1926
20 Fort Berthold Church Members Roster 1944
21 Fort Berthold Churches Admission Cards 1891‑1917
22 Dakota Missions Council Minutes 1898‑1925
Box 40:
1 Fort Berthold Roster 1935
2 Fort Berthold Roster 1941
3 Fort Berthold Roster 1943
4 Grocery Expenses
5 Patrons
6 Rules and Schedules for Students 1931‑1935
7 Sewing Meeting 1929‑1947
8 Treasurer's Instructions, Misc. Reports 1923‑1954
9 Friendly Service Account 1957‑1958
10 Friendly Service Account 1960‑1961
11 Friendly Service Account 1961‑1962
12 Friendly Service Account 1963‑1967
13 Friendly Service Account 1968‑1972
14 Fort Berthold Cradle Roll 1926
15 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1876‑1879
16 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1876‑1887
17 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1885‑1895
18 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1896‑1899
19 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1908‑l912
20 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1907‑l917
21 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1912‑l918
22 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1919‑l922
23 Elbowoods Congregational Church Accounts 1919‑l926
24 Record of Receipts, Expenditures 1944‑l947
25 Record of Receipts, Expenditures 1957‑l960
26 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1895‑1899
27 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1899‑1904
28 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1904‑1914
Box 41:
1 Fort Berthold Mission Accounts 1915‑1918
2 Mission Home School Accounts 1919‑1922
3 Special Fund Cash Book 1923‑1924
4 Special Fund Cash Book 1924‑1925
5 Debit Cash Book 1922‑1926
6 Special Fund Cash Book 1926‑1928
7 Debit Cash Book 1926‑1930
8 Special Fund Cash Book 1928‑1930
9 Special Fund Cash Book 1930‑1933
10 Debit Cash Book 1930‑1934
11 Special Fund Cash Book 1933‑1934
12 Special Fund Cash Book 1934‑1935
13 Special Fund Cash Book 1935‑1936
14 Record of Receipts, Expenditures 1928‑1938
15 Special Fund Cash Book 1937‑1938
16 Record of Receipts, Expenditures 1944‑1947
17 Farm Account Receipts, Expenditures 1944‑1950
18 Fort Berthold Mission Receipts, Expend. 1947‑1950
19 Record of Receipts, Expenditures 1947‑1950
20 Special Funds Account Receipts, Expend. 1947‑1950
21 Fort Berthold Mission Receipts, Expend. 1950‑1952
Box 42:
1 Special Funds Account Receipts, Expend. 1950‑1952
2 Farm Account Receipts, Expenditures 1950‑1954
3 Record of Receipts, Expenditures 1948‑1954
4 Fort Berthold Mission Receipts, Expend. 1952‑1955
5 Special Funds Account Receipts, Expend. 1952‑1955
6 Debit Cash Book 1958
7 Debit Cash Book 1958‑1960
8 Teacher's Register 1895‑1899
9 Teacher's Register 1899‑1904
10 Teacher's Register 1899‑1911
11 Teacher's Register 1911‑1916
12 Teacher's Register 1916‑1918
13 Mission Home School Record of Pupils 1884‑1919
14 Elbowoods Sunday School Record 1902‑1908
15 Fort Berthold Church Register 1876‑1939
16 Fort Berthold Sunday School Record 1905‑1909
17 Board of Home Missions Minutes 1956
18 Church Women United Executive Minutes 1967
19 Congregational Association Minutes 1907
20 Congregational Christian Church Minutes 1956‑1957
21 Congregational Conference Minutes 1937‑1958
22 Congregational Conference Minutes 1937‑1960
23 Elbowoods Congregational Church Minutes 1887‑1927
24 Fort Berthold Inter‑Agency Minutes 1954
25 Tribal Council Minutes 1947
26 United Church of Christ Minutes 1972‑1978
27 Somers Centre Sunday School Class Record 1895‑1902
28 Book and Thimble Club Minutes 1903‑1913
29 Christian Endeavor Society Minutes 1904‑1926
Box 43:
1 Elbowoods Congregational Church Minutes 1899‑1924
2 Indian Scouts, Fort Berthold, Minutes 1912‑1943
3 Women's Sewing Society Minutes 1895‑1926
4 Women's Sewing Society Minutes 1939‑1944
Elbowoods Public School records:
Box 44:
1 Applications, Teachers' 1919‑1923
2 Applications, Teachers' 1923‑1928
3 Board Meetings 1919‑1942
4 Books and Supplies 1919‑1924
5 Books and Supplies 1924‑1946
6 Books and Supplies 1927‑1949
7 Books and Supplies 1929‑1952
8 Books and Supplies 1950‑1953
9 Census 1952
10 Census, School 1947
11 Clerk's Reports 1937‑1938
12 Correspondence 1943‑1954
13 Daily Plan Book and Class Record 1953
14 Dedication of Elbowoods School 1936‑1938
15 Enrollment 1922‑1942
16 Equipment and Estimated Cost 1935‑1938
17 Insurance, School 1953
18 PTA History, Elbowoods
19 Public Instruction, Department of 1931‑1939
20 Residence Building 1936
21 Special Reserve Fund Savings Bonds 1943‑1944
22 Students' Expenses 1932
23 Taxation 1938‑1948
24 Teacher's Registers 1948‑1949
25 Teacher's Registers 1950‑1951
26 Teacher's Registers 1951‑1952
27 Teacher's Registers 1952‑1953
28 Teacher's Registers 1953‑1954
29 Treasurer's Reports and Correspondence 1919‑1926
30 Treasurer's Reports and Correspondence 1924‑1930
Box 45:
1 Treasurer's Reports and Correspondence 1933‑1940
2 Treasurer's Reports and Correspondence 1931‑1944
3 Treasurer's Reports and Correspondence 1931‑1949
4 Treasurer's Reports and Correspondence 1945‑1950
5 Treasurer's Reports and Correspondence 1931‑1954
6 Treasurer's Reports and Correspondence 1935‑1955
7 Tuition, Public School 1935‑1937
8 Weights and Heights, Students' 1927‑1933
9 Expenditure and Receipt Registers 1931‑1936
10 Expenditure and Receipt Registers 1936‑1954
11 Community Day School Attendance 1938‑1944
12 Community Day School Attendance 1944‑1948
13 Treasurer's Record 1924‑1927
14 Treasurer's Record 1927‑1930
15 Treasurer's Record 1930‑1931
Box 46:
1 Treasurer's Record 1937‑1954
2 Fort Berthold Council Churches Accounts 1960‑1966
3 Fort Berthold Council Churches Accounts 1966‑1970
4 Record of Receipts, Disbursements 1960‑1973
5 Special Fund Accounts Receipts, Disbursement 1971‑1973
6 Special Fund Accounts Receipts, Disbursement 1976‑1979
7 Teacher's Register 1921‑1923
8 Teacher's Register 1924‑1925
9 Teacher's Register 1925‑1926
10 Teacher's Register 1927‑1929
11 Teacher's Register 1931‑1932
Box 47:
1 Riggs, Thomas L., The Last Buffalo Hunt n.d.
2 Reminiscences of Sitting Crow n.d.
3 Copy of Paper by C.L. Hall for American Board of Commissioners 1932
4 Hall, Charles L., the Study of Fort Berthold 1932
Box 48:
1 Ledger, Introduction to the Study of Indian Language – Arikara (Ree) (Aricara), 1880 (entries have been digitized)
2 Ledger, Introduction to the Study of Indian Language – Gros Ventre, 1880 (entries have been digitized)
Box 49: Photographs 10286-001-10286-030 (see photograph descriptions below)
Box 50: Photographs 10286-031-10286-060
Box 51: Photographs 10286-061-10286-090
Box 52: Photographs 10286-091-10286-130
Box 53: Photographs 10286-131-10286-173
Box 54: Audio reels: unidentified (3); Indian songs; Church singing, Rees, Indian singing; Four Bears 10-3-1955 and Celebration; Recognition ND Mother of the Year, Halliday (ND), 4-16-1956; Mother of the year, 5-2-1958; 3-24-1962; “Calhoun, 11-1970”; Indian program, a.m. 1976;
Box 55: "A Time to Build Up" and "Life on An Indian Reservation" film strips (digitized), records, and transcripts - Congregational Christian Church on Fort Berthold Reservation - and other film strips
OVERSIZE:
Broadsides – Band festival, Williston (ND), 1937, 1938, 1953, 1961
Broadside – Chuckwagon days, Williston (ND), 1956
Broadside – Christmas Bonanza, Williston (ND), ca. 1956-1959
Map - Garrison Dam and Reservoir approaches Little Muddy Creek Bridge North of Williston (ND), April 1957
Broadside – Welcome Wally Byam Caravan, ca. 1950s-1960s
Broadside – “Hog Wild Day,” Williston (ND), ca. 1950s-1960s
Broadside – Fort Buford 6th Infantry Exhibition, ca. 1960s
Broadside – “Lucky Friday the 13th,” Williston (ND), 1967
Broadside – “Krazy Daze,” Williston (ND), 1968
Map – Williams County Zoning Commission District Map, n.d.
Map – 75th Anniversary Map Fort Berthold Indian Mission 1876-1951
PHOTOGRAPH INVENTORY
10286-001 Sign stating mileage between Bismarck (ND) and Beulah (ND)
10286-002 Cattle grazing, near Grassy Butte (ND), ca. 1930’s
10286-003 Three people sitting on a rock formation in the Killdeer Mountains (ND), ca. 1930’s
10286-004 People on a rock formation in the Killdeer Mountains (ND), ca. 1930’s
10286-005 Man standing on a rock formation in the Killdeer Mountains (ND), ca. 1930’s
10286-006 – 007 Cattle grazing, near Grassy Butte (ND), ca. 1930’s
10286-008 Construction of Sales Ring, Sheridan (WY), May 16, 1940
10286-009 Construction of Sales Building, Sheridan (WY), January 27, 1910
10286-010 Jimmy Palmer portrait, conductor of HI FI Orchestra
10286-011 Arnold Noarth, member of Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Band, ca. 1957
10286-012 A. J. P. Fenland (?), conducting Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Band, ca. 1957
10286-013 Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Band portrait, steps of Manitoba Legislative Building, Winnipeg, ca. 1957
10286-014 Esther Horne (great great granddaughter of Sakakawea) and four others who drove from Fort Mandan, Washburn (ND) to Astoria (OR), July or August, 1956
10286-015 – 017 Aerial views of Fort Buford (ND) area, 1946
10286-018 – 019 Permanent Prefabricated house built by Northern Homes, Inc., Bemidji (MN), ca. 1946
10286-020 Short Landing Fields and Short Take-off Distance diagrams for the Northrop Pioneer Airplane, ca. 1940’s
10286-021 Jasper National Park scene composite, Alberta (Alfred Blyth photograph)
10286-022 Prairie wildlife stuffed animals displays
10286-023-1 Harmon Park Memorial Public Bath building, Williston (ND)
10286-023-2 Swimming pool, Harmon Park Memorial Bath building, Williston (ND)
10286-024 High School, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-025 Mercy Hospital, Williston (ND)
10286-026 Water tower and refinery plant, Williston (ND) (Skrivseth photograph, Williston, ND)
10286-027 – 028 Unidentified aerial views
10286-029 Horse riders in arena, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-030 Recreation Park, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-031 Mercy Hospital, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-032 Vacant number
10286-033 High School, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-034 B. F. Mahoney B-1-W airplane (Erickson photograph)
10286-035 Horse riders in arena, Greenough and Orr, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-036 – 038 Aerial view of Williston (ND)
10286-039 Horse riders in arena, Greenough and Orr, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-040 Aerial view of Williston (ND)
10286-041 Unidentified man with airplane
10286-042 Man inspecting crashed airplane, near Williston (ND), 1946
10286-043 Company E Armory, Williston (ND) (postcard)
10286-044 Aerial view of Williston (ND)
10286-045 Second house built by the Gor Housing Project
10286-046 Aerial view of area north of Williston (ND), showing Municipal Airport
10286-047 Estevan (SK) Elks (No. 113) band portrait
10286-048 Aerial view of Williston (ND), 1946 (Three Hawks Flying Service, Victor Gustafson photograph, Buffalo, MN)
10286-049 Williston (ND) High School (A. Pearson Company photograph, Minneapolis, MN)
10286-050 US Experimental Substation, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-051 Residential street, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-052 James Memorial Library St. Joseph’s Catholic Church and Congregational Church, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-053 Unidentified man laying piping or hose
10286-054 Good Samaritan Hospital, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-055 Bleachers, 1933
10286-056 First Lutheran Church, Williston (ND) (Skrivseth photograph, Williston, ND) (post card)
10286-057 Company E Armory, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-058 Unidentified church
10286-059 Good Samaritan Hospital, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-060 Mercy Catholic Hospital, Williston (ND)
10286-061 Good Samaritan Hospital during sidewalk construction, Williston (ND)
10286-062 Aerial view of Williston (ND)
10286-063 Mercy Hospital, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-064 Elks Home, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-065 Great Northern Drawbridge, west of Williston (ND) (Skrivseth photograph, Williston, ND)
10286-066 Aerial view of Williston (ND)
10286-067 Good Samaritan Hospital, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-068 James Memorial Library St. Joseph’s Catholic Church and Congregational Church, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-069 Preparing to pour cement
10286-070 James Memorial Hospital, Williston (ND) (post card)
10286-071 Riding horse, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-072 Bucking bronco riding, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-073 Riding horse, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-074 – 077 Bucking bronco riding, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-078 – 079 Horse riders with flags, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-080 Bucking bronco riding, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-081 Horse riders, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-082 Bucking bronco riding, Williston (ND) Rodeo, 1945
10286-083 Harry Roe Sound System truck and trailer, 1945
10286-084 Campers eating a meal, 1926 (O. J. Gravem, Butler Studio photograph, Bismarck, ND)
10286-085 Unidentified river
10286-086 Aerial view of Williston (ND)
10286-087 Aerial view north of Williston (ND), showing Municipal Airport
10286-088 Main Street, Williston (ND), ca. 1941 (postcard)
10286-089 Man sitting on rock formation (Skrivseth photograph, Williston, ND)
10286-090 Stadium, 1933
10286-091 Lewis and Clark Bridge, Williston (ND)
10286-092 Good Samaritan Lutheran Hospital, Williston (ND)
10286-093 Farmers National Grain Warehouse, largest cooperative elevator in the US, Williston (ND)
10286-094 Women and girls, identification on photo, Fort Buford Historic Site, near Williston (ND)
10286-095 Williston (ND) Municipal Airport
10286-096 Airplane flying low over Williston (ND), ca. 1928
10286-097 Unidentified man
10286-098 Aerial view of farmland
10286-099 Preparing a field with disc harrows
10286-100 Seeding equipment in field
10286-101 Pitching wheat into threshing machine
10286-102 Man and boy in barley field, ca. 1923
10286-103 Stadium lights
10286-104 Main Street, Lewistown (MT), ca. 1951 (post card)
10286-105 – 106 Airplane on runway
10286-107 Richard Bain, harmonica soloist portrait (E. Lantz photograph, Washington, DC)
10286-108 Horace Heidt and three women portrait, 1954 (James J. Kriegman photograph, New York City, NY)
10286-109 Lizabeth (Liz) Lynch portrait, 1954 (James J. Kriegman photograph, New York City, NY)
10286-110 Horace Heidt and the Heidt-Steppers portrait, 1954 (James J. Kriegman photograph, New York City, NY)
10286-111 Minneapolis (MN) Symphony portrait, 1953
10286-112 Albert S. Howe portrait, ca. 1955
10286-113 Child in boxing gear, Chamber of Commerce promotional photo
10286-114 Dining hall set for meal
10286-115 Jerry Holmes at piano portrait, featured with Blue Barron and his orchestra (Madison Geddes photograph, Cleveland, OH)
10286-116 – 117 Blue Barron portrait
10286-118 Aerial view of refinery, Dickinson (ND), ca. 1954 (W. P. Seebens, Greater North Dakota Association, Fargo, ND)
10286-119 Gordon Smith trained dog circus acts composite, ca. 1950’s
10286-120 Acrobats Mike and Jackie Rogne performing composite, ca. 1950’s (H. Larson Studio photograph, Minneapolis, MN)
10286-121 Rose Ann Case in hula dancing dress, ca. 1950’s
10286-122 Rose Ann Case dancing, ca. 1950’s
10286-123 Rose Ann Case doing acrobatic dancing on folding chair, ca. 1950’s
10286-124 Tommy and His Girls acrobatics composite, ca. 1950’s
10286-125 “Peg-Leg” Bates on stage, ca. 1950’s
10286-126 Curtis Hotel, Minneapolis (MN), 1959 (Norton & Peel photograph, Minneapolis, MN)
10286-127 William Brooks portrait, Worland (WY), 1960
10286-128 Arden Bunbridge portrait
10286-129 Patti Anderson portrait, baton twirler with her trophies
10286-130 Plentywood (MT) School band portrait, ca. 1962 (Artice Portrait Studio photograph, Williston, ND)
10286-131 Unidentified man portrait (Artice Portrait Studio photograph, Williston, ND)
10286-132 Williston (ND) Diamond Jubilee parade float, 1962 (Artice Portrait Studio photograph, Williston, ND)
10286-133 Tourist information booth, Glendive (MT), ca. 1963
10286-134 Dwight Havens portrait, Manager of Local Chamber of Commerce Service Department of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States (Harris & Ewing photograph)
10286-135 Hammond’s promotional float with Santa Claus and reindeer, Aurora (NE)
10286-136 Earl F. Hammond, Senior dressed as Santa Claus with a reindeer, Aurora (NE)
10286-137 – 138 Carole Dawn Reinhart with trumpet portrait
10286-139 Pacific Northwest Tourist promotion booth
10286-140 Underwood (ND) Comets boys’ basketball team portrait, 1966
10286-141 Killdeer (ND) Cowboys boys’ basketball team portrait, identification with photo
10286-142 Parshall (ND) Braves boys’ basketball team portrait, identification with photo, 1967-1968
10286-143 Man in American Civil War soldier’s uniform shaking hands
10286-144 Students walking out of University of North Dakota – Williston (ND) Center (UND News Bureau, Dennis R. Hussey photograph, Grand Forks, ND)
10286-145 Williston (ND) Chamber of Commerce information booth
10286-146 Group of businessmen, DECA Club Employer-Employee Banquet, UND – Williston (ND) Center, ca. 1963 (Artice Portrait Studio photograph, Williston, ND)
10286-147 Students in from to University of North Dakota – Williston (ND) Center (UND New Bureau photograph, Grand Forks, ND)
10286-148 George W. Starcher portrait (UND News Bureau photograph, Grand Forks, ND)
10286-149 Aerial view of Williston (ND), looking east
10286-150 Aerial view of Williston (ND), looking northwest
10286-151 Doctor Frank A. Court portrait, ca. 1963
10286-152 GAR-1 “Falcon” Guided Missile, US Air Force, ca. 1959 (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-153 Officers standing with GAR-1 “Falcon” Guided Missile, US Air Force, ca. 1959 (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-154 High Altitude Helmet worn by F-106 pilots flying on missions above 50,000 feet, ca. 1959 (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-155 Personal Equipment Crew from the 5th Fighter Interceptor Squadron discussing an oxygen regulator, identified: Captain David E. Bisbrow, AlC John Roscoe, technical sergeant Herman Tramont, and staff sergeant Jack Perry (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-156 Personal equipment used by 32nd Fighter Wing personnel: low-altitude flight helmet, emergency “bail out bottle”, individual “back-type” parachute, and high altitude global survival kit (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-157 GAM-72 “Quail” decoy missile (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-158 Survival gear from the 32nd Fighter Wing personal of Minot (ND) Airforce Base (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-159 – 160 AlC John Roscoe demonstrating use of emergency survival radio (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-161 Pratt & Whitney TF-33 turbofan jet engine (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-162 Missile being launched (32nd Base Photo Lab photograph, Minot (ND) Air Force Base)
10286-163 Vacant number
10286-164 Vacant number
10286-165 US Air Force jet engine exhibit van #3
10286-166 F-84 Thunderjet fighter-bomber on display
10286-167 Boeing B-52 airplane (Boeing photograph)
10286-168 US Highway 2 taxi route vehicle, ca. 1960
10286-169 First Congregational Church (United Church of Christ), Mott (ND) (Diede’s Studio photograph) (post card)
10286-170 Peace Chapel, International Peace Gardens, Manitoba and North Dakota, ca. 1970’s (post card)
10286-171 – 172 Fort Berthold Indian Mission, Elbowoods (ND) (post card)
10286-173 Cattle roundup (Leo D. Harris photograph) (post card)
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