38th Annual
Northern Great Plains
History Conference
Northern Great Plains
History Conference Council
Chair:
 William E. Lass, Minnesota State University Mankato
“Using History
on the
Northern Plains”
Members:
 Gerald Anderson, North Dakota State University
 Harl A. Dalstrom, University of Nebraska, Omaha
 Susan M. Dingle, State Historical Society of North
Dakota
 Joseph C. Fitzharris, Society for Military History
 Mary E. Glade, St. Cloud State University
 Robert J. Gough, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
 Barbara Handy-Marchello, Women’s History Interest
Group
 Robert C. Hilderbrand, University of South Dakota
 Steven R. Hoffbeck, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
 Anne Kaplan, Minnesota Historical Society
 Christopher W. Kimball, Augsburg College
 Nancy Tystad Koupal, South Dakota State Historical
Society
 Lawrence H. Larsen, University of Missouri, Kansas City
 J. Michael McCormack, Bismarck State College
 Dana Miller, Hibbing, Minnesota
 James Naylor, Brandon University
 Kimberly Porter, University of North Dakota
 D. Jerome Tweton, North Dakota Humanities Council
*Fred Hultstrand History in Pictures Collection, NDIRS-NDSU, Fargo*
October 1-4, 2003
The Council will meet on Saturday, October 4, at 7:30 a.m., in
the Boardroom of the Radisson Hotel. Institutional or
organizational representatives wishing to discuss any matter
with the Council, including hosting future conferences, should
contact one of the members listed above for placement on the
agenda.
Radisson Hotel • Fargo, ND
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Sessions and Activities
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1
7:30 p.m.
1. Round Table: Operation Iraqi Freedom
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2
9:00 a.m.
2. Indian/White Relations in the 19th Century
3. Slavery and Colonization in 19th Century America
4. Democrats
5. Children on the Plains
6. The Great War
7. British America in the 18th Century
8. U.S. History
9. Preserving the Constructed Past: Fargo’s Renaissance
Zone
11:00 a.m.
10. Subalterns in the 18th Century Colonial World
11. The Sioux War of 1862
12. The Cold War in the United States
13. The Politics of Woman Suffrage on the Northern
Great Plains
14. Orphans and Dependency in 18th Century England
and France
15. U.S. History
16. Teaching by Microcosm: A Collaborative Class
Research Project—Norwegian Immigration and Lars
Martin Nilsen Askeland
17. Oral History on the Plains
18. NDSU History
12:45 p.m.
Society for Military History Luncheon
2:30 p.m.
19. Narrating Ethnicity, Region, and Nation
20. The Civil War in the West
21. Punishment and Perception
22. James J. Hill - Beyond Railroads: Steamships,
Stewardship, and A Daughter’s Grand Tour
23. Race and Racism in the 18th Century
24. The North Dakota NPL as Family and Community:
1915-present
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25. The United States Marine Corps and Navy and the
Pacific War: Prewar Preparations and Postwar
Conceptions, 1933-1947
26. Teaching History in the Content Course
27. History’s First Draft: Journalists and History on the
North Plains
4:00 p.m.
River Front Tour 1
5:00 p.m.
River Front Tour 2
5:30 p.m.
North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies
Reception
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
9:00 a.m.
28. War and the State: Classical and Modern Variants of
National Myth-Making
29. Violence in the 1890s
30. Historic Preservation on College and University
Campuses
31. European Exploration of the American West
32. Aspects of Soviet History During World War II
33. Agents of Empire
34. New Historians on the Plains
11:00 a.m.
35. Memorials and Explorations
36. Researching and Teaching History
37. Agriculture and the Environment
38. History and National Construction: History
Education in Early 20th Century China
39. Women Historians on the Plains
40. Barnes County History
41. Welfare in Minnesota
42. Progressive Politics
12:45 p.m.
Women Historians of the Midwest Luncheon
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2:30 p.m.
43. History and Politics on the Northern Plains
44. Tourism and Preservation in the Dakotas
45. Germany in the 20th Century
46. Approaches to the History of Childhood and
Adolescence in the Modern West
47. Indians and Newspapers in the 20th Century
48. World History
49. North Dakota and the Cold War
4:30 p.m.
Tour of the Historic Architecture of Downtown Fargo
6:00 p.m.
Cash Bar
Phi Alpha Theta Student Reception & Cash Bar
7:00 p.m.
Banquet and Address
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
7:30 a.m.
Northern Great Plains History Conference Council
Meeting
The Northern Great Plains History Conference gratefully
acknowledges the efforts and support of the following
institutions and individuals:
Sponsoring Institutions
 Concordia College
 Minnesota State University, Moorhead
 North Dakota State University
Supporting Agencies and Organizations
 Phi Alpha Theta
 Agricultural History
 Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitors Bureau
 North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies
Program and Arrangements
 Gerald Anderson
 Jessica Clark
 David Danbom
 Laura Dickerson
 Joe Fitzharris
 Steven R. Hoffbeck
 Linda Johnson
 Larry Peterson
 Claire Strom
 Melissa Zietlow
Conference Headquarters
9:00 a.m.
50. Adventure Tourism in the 19th Century
51. France and England
52. Women Promoting Change
53. A New Ph.D. Program on the Plains
54. Religious History
55. Writing Home
56. Technology and History
The conference headquarters is in the Radisson Hotel, 201 5th
Street North in Fargo. Please use the enclosed mailer to
reserve your room. In order to assure yourself conference
rates, please make your reservation before September 15. An
alternative lodging site in the immediate vicinity is the Quality
Inn & Suites, 701-232-8850. For alternative lodging in
Minnesota contact Courtyard By Marriot, 218-284-1000.
Wherever you stay, be sure to make your reservations early.
11:00 a.m.
57. Pre-modern Tactics and Command
58. Women and Food on the Plains
59. Modern Maritime History
60. Immigration in the Upper Midwest
61. A Half Century of Change: Reflections on Careers in
History
62. Minnesota History
63. Outside In: African–American History in Iowa, 18382000
Those arriving by car can most easily reach the Radisson by
either one of two routes. From Interstate 29, take the Main
Avenue Exit and go east to 4th Street, then north (left) to the
Radisson. From Interstate 94, take University Drive Exit and
go north to 13th Avenue South, then east (right) to 10th Street,
then north (left) to 2nd Avenue North, then east (right) to the
Radisson. The Radisson offers free ramp parking to guests of
the hotel.
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The Radisson provides courtesy van service for those arriving
by plane. Taxi service from Hector Airport is also available.
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Registration
River Front Tour
We strongly urge participants and attendees to pre-register,
using the form in the back of this program. The fee for those
registrations received on or before September 15 is $40. For
those registering after that date the fee is $50. Students with a
valid student ID may register for $20 on or before September
15, or $30 thereafter. All participants and attendees are
expected to register.
Take a ride on the “Gem of the North!” Join the captains of
the S.S. Ruby on a journey through history. During this fortyfive minute pontoon tour you will learn about the history,
geography, and wildlife of the Red River. The S.S. Ruby,
owned and operated by the non-profit River Keepers to
promote “a renewed vision for the Red River of the North,” is
operated by a pilot licensed by the U.S. Coast Guard. Tours
are scheduled for 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. and will
accommodate twenty passengers per tour. Tickets are $8.00.
Please indicate the tour of your choice. Tickets for this tour
are on a first come, first served basis.
The registration table will be located in the Prefunction Area
on the third floor of the Radisson, and will be open from 8:00
a.m. until 5:00 p.m. on Thursday and Friday.
Complimentary coffee, sponsored by Agricultural History,
will be available at the same location.
Publications Exhibit
The publications exhibit will be in the Prefunction Area, on
the third floor of the Radisson.
Historic Architecture Tour
Steve Martens of the NDSU Architecture Department will
conduct a complimentary tour of the historic architecture of
downtown Fargo. Conference participants and attendees
taking this tour should assemble in the Radisson Lobby at 4:30
p.m., on Friday, October 3. The tour will last no more than
one hour.
Locations of Sessions
Most sessions will be held in the meeting rooms on the third
and fourth floors of the Radisson. Some will be held in the
Multi-Purpose Room of the Fargo Public Library, on 1 st
Avenue and 4th Street, one block southeast of the Radisson or
in the Boardroom of the Plains Art Museum, on 704 1 st
Avenue.
Organizational Luncheons
The Society for Military History luncheon will be on
Thursday, October 2, at 12:45 p.m. in Cityscape A. Tickets
are $12.50 and may be purchased using the registration form
in the back of the program. Please specify your preference for
fresh Atlantic salmon or burgundy beef stroganoff.
The Women Historians of the Midwest luncheon will be on
Friday, October 3, at 12:45 p.m. in Cityscape A. Tickets are
$12.50 and may be purchased using the registration form at
the back of this booklet. Please specify your preference for
fettuccini primavera or grilled yellowfin tuna.
Those interested in taking the architectural tour are requested
to check the appropriate box on the registration form in the
back of this program
North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies
Reception
The North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies will host a
complimentary reception, on Thursday, October 2, between
5:30 and 7:00 p.m. at the Heritage-Hjemkomst Interpretive
Center in Moorhead.
The Heritage-Hjemkomst Interpretive Center is the striking
white building you see to the east of the Radisson. To get
there walk south of the Radisson to 1st Avenue North, then
east across the bridge into Moorhead, where you will see the
Center on your left. Transportation will be available at the
Radisson and the Hjemkomst entrances from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m.
Phi Alpha Theta Student Reception
Reservations for the luncheons must be made by Monday,
September 15.
There will be a student reception and cash bar sponsored by
Phi Alpha Theta at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, October 3, in Prairie
Rose Room A. Phi Alpha Theta will be providing hors
d’oeuvres.
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Banquet
The conference banquet will be held on Friday, October 3, in
the Cityscape Ballroom. A cash bar will be open in the
Prefunction Area outside the ballroom between 6:00 and 7:00
p.m.
Our speaker will be Pulitzer-Prize-winning historian David
Kennedy of Stanford University. His topic will be "Franklin
D. Roosevelt and the Shape of the Twentieth Century."
Banquet tickets are $20, and should be purchased using the
registration form at the back of this booklet. Please specify
your preference for fettuccini primavera, roast porkloin, or
fresh Atlantic salmon. Reservations for the banquet must be
made by Monday, September 15.
Larry Rowen Remele Award
Established by the Northern Great Plains History Conference
to honor the memory of Larry Rowen Remele, this award is
presented annually to an individual who has made significant
contributions to the betterment of the conference. Remele, a
long-time editor of North Dakota History, worked
energetically to promote and enhance the conference and was
serving as council chair at the time of his premature death in
1988.
Wednesday, October 1
7:30 p.m.
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Round Table: Operation Iraqi Freedom
Sponsored by the Society for Military History
Cityscape A
Moderator:
Keith Bjerke, North Dakota State University
Panelists:
Donald Bittner, U.S. Marine Corps Command and
Staff College
Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, University of Wisconsin,
Eau Claire
Hal Friedman, Henry Ford Community College
Thursday, October 2
9:00 a.m.
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Indian/White Relations in the 19th
Century
Cityscape B
Chair:
The recipient of the Larry Rowen Remele Award for 2003 is
Charles M. Barber. Dr. Barber is a Professor of HistoryEmeritus at Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago, where
he taught from 1967through 2000. Professor Barber, known
to all as Charlie, has been a mainstay at Northern Great Plains
History Conferences for several years, and has presented
almost a dozen papers to the conference since 1984. He has
enlightened us on topics ranging from historical political
issues of the Upper Midwest to the Volkesdeutsche of East
Central Europe. To each conference he has brought his guitar,
his knowledge of American folk songs, and a spirited
congeniality.
The thirteen previous winners of the Larry Rowen Remele
Award are, in order of presentation, D. Jerome Tweton,
Archer Jones, Lawrence H. Larsen, James M. Skinner,
William E. Lass, William C. Pratt, R. Alton Lee, David B.
Danbom, Hans Burmeister, Dana Miller, Malcolm Muir, Jr.,
Harl Dalstrom, and J. Michael McCormack.
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James Mochoruk, University of North Dakota
" ‘A People's Dream Died There:’ The Ramifications of
the Shatter Zone on the Great Plains Region"
Brian Craig Miller, University of Mississippi
"Restrictions on Guns and Ammunition to the Fort Peck
Agency, 1874-1888"
Dennis J. Smith, University of Nebraska, Omaha
"The Battle to Assimilate the Native American: Letters
from the Front"
Robert Willoughby, Hannibal-LaGrange College
Comment:
Greg Camp, State Historical Society of North Dakota
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Slavery and Colonization in 19th Century
America
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Children on the Plains
Cityscape A
Prairie Rose B
Chair:
Susan Dingle, State Historical Society of North
Dakota
Chair:
Lisa Ossian, Southwestern Community College
“Cautious Disclosures: Self-Image vs. Public Image in the
Personal Letters of a Female Plantation Manager”
Nikki Berg, University of Minnesota
“Dakota Memories: The Rhetoric of Origin and Growth in
John King Fairbank’s Autobiographical Writings”
Robert André LaFleur, Beloit College
“Musing about Manumission: Slaves’ Thoughts on
American Colonization Society Emancipations”
Eric Burin, University of North Dakota
“Ada Soule’s Diary, 1900: A Child’s Perspective of Plains
Living”
Suzzanne Kelley, North Dakota State University
"Slaves, Pawns and Canoemen: An Atlantic Labor
Spectrum at Cape Coast Castle, 1750-1800"
Ty M. Reese, University North Dakota
Comment:
Molly Rozum, Doane College
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Comment:
Dieter Berninger, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
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The Great War
Sponsored by the Society for Military History
Metropolitan
Loft
Chair and Comment:
Donald Bittner, U.S. Marine Corps Command and
Staff College
Kristin Anderson, Augsburg College
“Captain Truman’s War: The Meuse Argonne”
Stan Parsons, University of Missouri, Kansas City
Democrats
Chair:
“J. Howard McGrath and the Wiretapping Case - A
Democrat’s Ticket to the Top”
Debra A. Mulligan, Roger Williams University
“The ‘Other’ Camp Des Moines: Training AfricanAmerican Medical Personnel in World War I”
James Westheider, University of Cincinnati,
Clermont
“No-Class Democrats: The Democratic Leadership
Council and the End of Cold War Liberalism”
Jason M. Stahl, University of Minnesota
Comment:
Craig Grau, University of Minnesota Duluth
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British America in the 18th Century
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Prairie Rose A
Chair:
Library Multi-Purpose Room
Jim Norris, North Dakota State University
“Reasserting Royal Authority in Colonial North Carolina:
British Policy Early in the 1750s”
Steven G. Greiert, Missouri Western State College
“Jack Tar on the Farm”
Erik L. Towne, University of North Dakota
Comment:
Robert J. Gough, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
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Moderator:
Paul Gleye, Fargo Historic Preservation Commission
Panelists:
Michael Burns, Architect
Al Carlson, North Dakota State House of
Representatives
Doug Scraper, Boerth’s Frame and Mirror
Robert Stein, Fargo City Planning Office
Jessica Thomasson, Fargo City Planning Office
U.S. History
Thursday, October 2
11:00 a.m.
Plains Art Boardroom
Chair and Comment:
James Belpedio, Becker College
“Child Labor as a Platform for Labor Reform in Early
20th Century America”
Lisa J. Peppers, Minot State University
Theme Session: Preserving the
Constructed Past: Fargo’s Renaissance
Zone
10 Subalterns in the 18th Century Colonial
World
Prairie Rose A
Chair:
Kathyrn Fuller, University of Minnesota
“Sputnik and the Education Conference”
Brad Boness, Minot State University
“Breaking Away: How Post World War II Youth Created
the Rebellious Hell’s Angels”
Jason Zablotney, Minot State University
“Race and Gender in Eighteenth Century Surinam”
Sarah Crabtree, University of Minnesota
“Race and European Perceptions of Lake Superior-Region
Ojibwe People”
Chantal Norrgard, University of Minnesota
“Incidents of Slavery in the Hudson’s Bay Company Fur
Trade”
Linda Wimmer, Southwest State University
Comment:
Robin Brownlie, University of Manitoba
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11 The Sioux War of 1862
12 The Cold War in the United States
Cityscape A
Prairie Rose Room B
Chair:
Chair:
Cathy Davison, State Historical Society of North
Dakota
Ken Smemo, Minnesota State University Moorhead
“Alexander Berghold: Minnesota Pastor—Classical
Writer”
La Vern J. Rippley, St. Olaf College
“Cold War Common Learnings: How Progressive
Education Challenged Cold War Masculinity in
Minneapolis, 1945-57”
Seth Zlotocha, University of Minnesota
“Exploring Lincoln’s Mind: An In-Depth Analysis of His
Reasons and Influences in Relation to Decisions Regarding
the Minnesota Sioux Uprising of 1862”
Benjamin L. Herman, Hamline University
“ ‘The Vietnam War is Not Just a War of Blood, Bombs,
and Bullets’: The Johnson Administration and the Use of
Food Aid in South Vietnam, 1963-1969”
Kristin L. Ahlberg, University of Nebraska
“Relief Programs for Minnesota Settler Survivors of the
1862 Sioux Uprising”
John Mattek, Sr., Minnesota State University
Mankato
“Waging Cold War in a ‘Model City’: The Investigation
of Subversive Influences in the Detroit Riot of 1967”
Andrea A. Burns, University of Minnesota
Comment:
Betty Ann Bergland, University of Wisconsin, River
Falls
Comment:
Robert C. Hilderbrand, University of South Dakota
13 The Politics of Woman Suffrage on the
Northern Great Plains
Library Multi-Purpose Room
Chair:
Anne Kelsch, University of North Dakota
“Linda Warfel Slaughter: Suffrage and Politics in
Northern Dakota Territory”
Barbara Handy-Marchello, University of North
Dakota
“Suffrage on the Great Plains: Clara Bewick Colby and
the Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association”
Kristin Mapel-Bloomberg, Hamline University
“Marietta Bones and the Consequences of Personality and
Politics in the South Dakota Suffrage Movement”
Nancy Tystad Koupal, South Dakota State Historical
Society
Comment:
Sharon Wood, University of Nebraska, Omaha
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14 Orphans and Dependency in 18th Century
England and France
Metropolitan
Chair:
Christopher Corley, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
“Adolescent Orphans in Eighteenth-Century France: The
Hospital of Dijon”
Chad Axvig and Jessica Nelson, Minnesota State
University Moorhead
“Orphans and the ‘Bloody Code’ in Hanoverian England”
Greg Smith, University of Manitoba
“The Transition from Childhood Dependency to
Adolescent Employment in England, 1750-1851”
Peter Kirby, University of Manchester
Comment:
Robert Babcock, Hastings College
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Boardroom
Chair:
Joe Fitzharris, University of St. Thomas
“Bishop Henry Whipple: Influential Indian Advocate”
Deirdre Munroe, University of St. Thomas
“A Comparison of the U.S.S. Monitor and the C.S.S. H.L.
Hunley”
Jason Smock, University of St. Thomas
Comment:
Lori Lahlum, Valley City State University
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Class Research Project—Norwegian
Immigration and Lars Martin Nilsen
Askeland
Loft
Moderator:
Joy Lintelman, Concordia College
Panelists:
Lizz Orre
Jill Veerkamp
Carrie Wright
Abbi Telander
Kristin Keith
Heather Frank
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Plains
Cityscape B
Moderator:
Steve Stark, Cass County Historical Society
Panelists:
George Fulford, University of Winnipeg
Terry Shoptaugh, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
Kimberly Porter, University of North Dakota
Dan Mahli, City of Fargo
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Plains Art Boardroom
Chair:
Pam Brunfelt, Vermilion Community College
“Effects of the Great Depression on the NDAC, 19301934”
Matt Larson, North Dakota State University
“Creation of Women Studies at NDSU”
Sarah Sebranek, North Dakota State University
Comment:
Mike Robinson, North Dakota State University
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Society for Military History Luncheon
12:45 p.m.
21 Punishment and Perception
Boardroom
Chair:
David Meier, Dickinson State University
Cityscape A
Thursday, October 2
2:30 p.m.
19 Narrating Ethnicity, Region, and Nation
Cityscape A
“Punishment—What is it Good For? Methods of Punishment
Throughout German History”
Peter Fritz, Dickinson State University
“Blasphemy or Freedom of Speech: Politics, Public
Perception, and the Case of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts versus Abner Kneeland”
Danielle M. Staddie, Dickinson State University
Chair and Comment:
Robert Irwin, Grant MacEwan College
“Victim of Circumstance?: The Last Man and Controversies of
the A6 Murder”
Shannon L. Becker, Dickinson State University
“Narrating the Battle of Seven Oaks and the Invention of the
Metis Nation 1816-1996”
Gerhard Ens, University of Alberta
Comment:
Dennis Cooley, North Dakota State University
“Ethnic Origin Myths on the Canadian Prairies: Regional vs.
National Narratives”
Frances Swyripa, University of Alberta
22 James J. Hill - Beyond Railroads:
Steamships, Stewardship, and A
Daughter’s Grand Tour
“Regional and National Variations in Canadian Metis
Ethnicity/Identity: 1960-2003”
Joe Sawchuk, Brandon University
Loft
Chair:
Larry Schwartz, Minnesota State University Moorhead
Metropolitan
“ ‘In All the World, No Trip Like This’: James J. Hill’s
Northern Steamship Company”
Linda Cameron, Washington County Historical Society
Dalton McMahon, Mayville State University
“Clara Hill Travel Diaries from 1899”
Nancy Tracy, Minnesota Historical Society
20 The Civil War in the West
Chair:
“Myths, Monsters and Minstrels: ‘Blood and Thunder’ in
‘Bleeding’ Kansas, 1856-1861”
Doug Harvey, University of Kansas
“Exercising Restraint: Military Responses to Southern
Sentiment in California During the American Civil War”
Steven Sodergren, University of Kansas
“Sustaining Great Northern Railway Country: The James
J. Hill Family’s Focused, Personal and Enduring
Philanthropy”
Eileen R. McCormack, James J. Hill Reference Library
Comment:
Claire Strom, North Dakota State University
Comment:
Fred Spletstoser, William Jewell College
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23 Race and Racism in the 18th Century
Prairie Rose A
Chair:
25 The United States Marine Corps and Navy
and the Pacific War: Prewar Preparations
and Postwar Conceptions, 1933-1947
Sponsored by the Society for Military History
Cityscape B
Yolanda Arauza, Minnesota State University Moorhead
"Race in Eighteenth Century Antigua California"
Jenny Tone-Pah-Hote, University of Minnesota
"Gender, Race and Ideology: California Indians in the
Narrative of George Shelvocke"
Kathryn Rolston, University of Minnesota
“ ‘Humanity, Charity, and Patriotism’: African Americans
and the Philadelphia Yellow Fever Epidemics, 1793-1820”
Sean Taylor, Minnesota State University Moorhead
Comment:
Richard A. Voeltz, Cameron University
24 The North Dakota NPL as Family and
Community: 1915-present
Chair:
Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, University of Wisconsin,
Eau Claire
“Facing the Rising Sun in the Pacific: Strategic Planning in
the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy, 1933- 1941”
David J. Ulbrich, Temple University
“Sea-Air Power in Paradise: The Role of the Pacific Basin in
the United States Navy’s Postwar Conception of American
Naval Power, 1945-1947”
Hal Friedman, Henry Ford Community College
Comment:
Katherine K. Reist, University of Pittsburgh, Johnstown
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Prairie Rose B
Plains Art Boardroom
Chair:
James Belpedio, Becker College
“Political Prairie Fire as a Family Values Revolution”
Charles M. Barber, Northeastern Illinois University
“Lydia Langer: A Leader in Her Own Right”
Marilyn Snyder, State Historical Society of North Dakota
Moderator:
Larry Peterson, North Dakota State University
Panelists:
Kurt Leichtle, University of Wisconsin, River Falls
Rebecca Triick, University of Wisconsin, River Falls
John Amman, Hudson, Wisconsin High School
“From NPL to Dakota Resource Council [DRC]”
Scott Fry, Dakota Resource Council
Comment:
D. Jerome Tweton, University of North Dakota
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Journalists and History on the Northern
Plains
Library Multi-Purpose Room
Moderator:
Robert Davies, Minnesota State University,
Moorhead
Panelists:
Mike Jacobs, GRAND FORKS HERALD
Jerry Richardson, North Dakota State University
Mel Stone, KVLY-TV
Jack Zaleski, THE FORUM
Friday, October 3
9:00 a.m.
28 War and the State: Classical and Modern
Variants of National Myth-Making
Metropolitan
Chair:
Scott Breuninger, Temple University
“Learning from the Ancients: Revisions of the Classical
Attack on Luxury During Early Eighteenth- Century
Britain”
Scott Breuninger, Temple University
“The Building Blocks of the Roman Empire”
Vicki Worm, Concordia College
River Front Tour
Take a ride on the “Gem of the North!”
4:00 p.m.
&
5:00 p.m.
“Race, War, and Politics: Irish-Americans and the Civil
War”
Jill Veerkamp, Concordia College
Comment:
Kevin Carroll, Arizona State University
29 Violence in the 1890s
Cityscape A
Complimentary Reception
Chair:
Hosted by the North Dakota Institute for Regional
Studies
Heritage-Hjemkomst Interpretive Center
Moorhead
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Carroll Engelhardt, Concordia College
“The United State Railroad Commissioner in the 1890s:
Pullman and Train Robberies”
Kathy Gorman, Minnesota State University Mankato
“Murder in Fargo?: A Historical Inquiry into the July 1894
Death of Private Basil William”
Richard K. Stenberg, Williston State College
Comment:
W. Thomas White, James J. Hill Library
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30 Historic Preservation on College and
University Campuses
32 Aspects of Soviet History During World
War II
Loft
Cityscape B
Chair:
Chair:
David Peterson, Minnesota Historical Society
Anne Kelsch, University of North Dakota
“When History, Money, and Art Collide: The Struggle for
Ytterboe Hall (1901-1997)”
Michael Miller, North Dakota State University
“ ‘We were Soldiers Too…’: Soviet Women Machine Gunners
and Snipers in Combat During World War II”
Taryn Dean, University of North Dakota
“The Razing of UND’s Old Science Hall (1902-1999): A
Case of Studied Benign Neglect?”
Gordon l. Iseminger, University of North Dakota
“Collaboration and Resistance in the Nazi-Occupied Ukraine”
Anthony Dutton, Valley City State University
“A Woman Faces Down the Wrecking Ball: The Saving of
South Hall (1898) at the University of Wisconsin-River
Falls”
Edward Peterson, University of Wisconsin, River Falls
Comment:
Dennis A. Gimmestad, Minnesota State Historic
Preservation Office
31 European Exploration of the American West
Prairie Rose B
Chair:
Lisa Hanson, Clay County Historical Society
“Pierre Gaultier de La Verendrye and Explorations of the
River of the West”
Danielle Stuckle, North Dakota State University
“Joseph Nicollet, George Catlin, and the Coteau des Prairies”
Bill Morgan, St. Cloud State University
Comment:
David Rowley, University of Wisconsin, Platteville
33 Agents of Empire
Sponsored by the Society for Military History
Prairie Rose A
Chair and Comment:
Joe Fitzharris, University of St. Thomas
“ Lt. Colonel C.F. Jerram, CMG, DSO, Royal Marines:
Representative of the Best of the British Military Heritage,
1901-1945”
Donald Bittner, U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff
College
“Air Control: Air Power as Imperial Enabler”
Matthew A. Crump, Texas Christian University
“Fur Trade and Settler’s Rights: The Upper Mississippi
Campaign of 1814 and the Development of Minnesota”
David Grabitske, Minnesota Historical Society
Comment:
Mark Harvey, North Dakota State University
24
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36 Researching and Teaching History
34 Theme Session: New Historians on the
Plains
Library Multi-Purpose Room
Prairie Rose Room A
Chair:
John Bye, North Dakota State University
Moderator:
Rick Chapman, Concordia College
Panelists:
Ernst Pijning, Minot State University
Molly Rozum, Doane College
Ty M. Reese, University North Dakota
Margaret Preston, Augustana College
Friday, October 3
11:00 a.m.
35 Memorials and Explorations
Sponsored by the Society for Military History
Prairie Rose B
Chair and Comment:
Alan Downs, Georgia Southern University
“The Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Movement in
Louisville, Kentucky”
Bruce Tyler, Louisville, Kentucky
“The 1873 Yellowstone Surveying Expedition: Thomas L.
Rosser, David S. Stanley, and George A. Custer”
M. John Lubetkin, McLean, Virginia
“Researching Finnish-American Radicalism on the
Northern Plains”
Bill Pratt, University of Nebraska, Omaha
“Hands on History: Getting Students Involved Through
Oral Histories”
Daardi Sizemore, Minnesota State University
Mankato
“Afrocentrism, Multiculturalism, and Interculturalism”
R. Tunde Adeleke, University of Montana
Comment:
Oscar Chamberlain, University of Wisconsin, Eau
Claire and Barron County
37 Agriculture and the Environment
Cityscape B
Chair:
Hiram Drache, Concordia College
“An Environmental Perspective on Political Rhetoric in
Federalist Delaware”
Dave Grettler, Northern State University
“ ‘Declare War on Flies:’ Iowa Farmers and Fly Control,
1945-1970”
Joe Anderson, Iowa State University
Comment:
Kimberly Porter, University of North Dakota
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38 History and National Construction:
History Education in Early 20th Century
China
40 Barnes County History
Boardroom
Loft
Chair:
Richard Kagan, Hamline University
“Sisters of Mary of the Presentation at Vittel”
Melissa Vega-Martinez, Valley City State University
Lori Lahlum, Valley City State University
Chair:
“Liberation from Absolute Monarchy: Re-interpretation
of Ancient Chinese History in Guocui xuebao”
Tze-ki Hon, SUNY-Geneseo
“Textbook and the Construction of Chinese Nationhood:
The Writing of Liu Yizhen, Wang Rongbao, and Liu
Shipei”
Chi Kin Au, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
“Rankean Historiography in Republican China”
King Sang Mak, Hong Kong Baptist University
Comment:
Henry Chan, Minnesota State University Moorhead
39 Theme Session: Women Historians on
the Plains
Library Multi-Purpose Room
Moderator:
Barbara Handy-Marchello, University of North
Dakota
Panelists:
Annette Atkins, St. John’s University
Paula Nelson, University of Wisconsin, Platteville
Anne Kelsch, University of North Dakota
Claire Strom, North Dakota State University
Kathryn Otto, Minnesota Historical Society
28
“The Story of Herman Stern’s Involvement in World War
II”
Nathaniel Pecoraro, Valley City State University
“World War II: Support at the Home Front”
James Jorissen, Valley City State University
“The Cadet Nurse Corps”
Katie Bolstad, Valley City State University
Comment:
Wes Anderson, Barnes County Historical Society
41 Welfare in Minnesota
Metropolitan
Chair:
Dana Miller, Iron Range Interpretive Center
“The Blue Earth County Poor Farm”
Kellian Clink, Minnesota State University Mankato
“The Ramsey County G.A.R.: Membership, Pensions, and
Pensioners”
James A. Wheaton, Minnesota State University
Mankato
Comment:
Chuck Piehl, Minnesota State University Mankato
29
42 Progressive Politics
Friday, October 3
2:30 p.m.
Cityscape A
Chair:
Perry Hornbacher, Bismarck State College
“Langer v. The League: William Langer’s Failed Attempt
to Take Control of the North Dakota Nonpartisan League
in 1919-1920”
Eric Rogness, University of North Dakota
“Moderation through Diversity: The Wisconsin Loyalty
League, 1917”
William R. Walker, University of Wisconsin
Comment:
Christopher W. Kimball, Augsburg College
43 Theme Session: History and Politics on the
Northern Plains
Library Multi-Purpose Room
Moderator:
Terry DeVine, The Forum
Panelists:
Jack Dalrymple, North Dakota Lieutenant Governor
Bryon Dorgan, United States Senator from North
Dakota (invited)
Bruce Furness, Mayor of Fargo
Bill Guy, Former Governor of North Dakota
Roger Moe, Former Majority Leader, Minnesota
Senate
Ed Schafer, Former of Governor of North Dakota
Women Historians of the Midwest Luncheon
12:45 p.m.
44 Tourism and Preservation in the Dakotas
Prairie Rose B
Cityscape A
Chair:
Michael J. McCormack, Bismarck State College
“Dr. Orin G. Libby: The Redman’s Friend and The Long Man
Who Gets Things Right”
Gordon L. Iseminger, University of North Dakota
“Tourism, Sectionalism, and the Formation of Identity:
The Black Hills and South Dakota, 1919-1941”
Suzanne Julin, Independent Scholar
Comment:
John Miller, South Dakota State University
30
31
45 Germany in the
20th
Century
47 Indians and Newspapers in the 20th
Century
Metropolitan
Cityscape B
Chair:
Vince Arnold, Concordia College
“The German Government Crisis of 1925/26”
Edmund Clingan, University of North Dakota
“Rebuilding a Nation From the Bottom-Up: West
Germany’s Educational Structure, 1945-1970”
Jessica Clark, North Dakota State University
“ ‘We did a good job with many problems to be solved’:
The US Constabulary and Displaced Persons, 1945-1952”
Erik A. Smith, Texas Tech University
Comment:
Richard Hall, Georgia Southwestern State University
46 Approaches to the History of Childhood
and Adolescence in the Modern West
Cityscape A
Chair:
Carole Tarrant, The Forum
“Through Papist Lenses: Northern Plains Reservation
Life as Refracted in The Indian Sentinel, 1900-1950”
Birgit Hans, University of North Dakota
“The Ojibway Tomahawk Band and the New Tomahawk”
Todd Rowlatt, University of Minnesota
“The Road not Taken: Catholic Non-Reservation
Boarding Schools in Minnesota in the Assimilationist Era”
Wilbert H. Ahern, University of Minnesota Morris
Patrick Johnston, Northwestern University
Comment:
Sue Patrick, University of Wisconsin, Barron County
48 World History
Loft
Chair:
Christopher Corley, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
Chair and Comment:
Dan Ringrose, Minot State University
“The Untold Story: Looking to the Writings of Slave Traders”
Vanessa Raney, Claremont Graduate University
"Forming Civilization at Red River: Nineteenth Century
Missionary Education of Metis and Aboriginal Children"
Jonathan Anuik, Memorial University of
Newfoundland
“Why Sarmiento Argued for Public Education”
Amanda Eder, North Dakota State University
“Future Citizens-Wards of the State at the Monson State
Primary School, 1856-1894”
Ann Kirson Swirsky, Tel Aviv University
“The Demi-Mondaine as Role Model: Courtesans in Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Century France”
Courtney J. Driscoll, Minot State University
“Parental Right vs. National Interest: Industrial Schools
and Definitions of ‘Family’ in Twentieth-Century Ireland”
Moira J. Maguire, University of Arkansas
Comment:
Phillip C. Adamo, Augsburg College
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49 North Dakota and the Cold War
Prairie Rose A
Northern Great Plains History Conference
Banquet
Chair:
Paul Harris, Minnesota State University Moorhead
7:00 p.m.
Cityscape Ballroom
“Air Force Operations on the Northern Tier: The Case of
Grand Forks Air Force Base (1954-1966)”
William Young, University of North Dakota
"Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Shape of the
Twentieth Century"
“The Economic Impact of North Dakota’s Minuteman
Missile Silos”
Nathan Johnson, North Dakota State University
“The Economic Impact of the Grand Forks Air Force
Base”
Justin Swanson, North Dakota State University
Comment:
Catherine McNicol Stock, Connecticut College
David Kennedy, Stanford University
Northern Great Plains History Conference
Council Meeting
Saturday, October 4 • 7:30 a.m.
Boardroom
Tour of Historic Architecture of
Downtown Fargo
Saturday, October 4
9:00 a.m.
4:30 p.m.
Radisson Lobby
Steve Martens, North Dakota State University
50 Adventure Tourism in the 19th Century
Prairie Rose B
Chair:
Cash Bar
Ed Pluth, St. Cloud State University
6:00 p.m.
Prefunction Area
“Tourism on the Upper Mississippi, 1820-1880”
Bill Wittenbreer, St. Cloud State University
Phi Alpha Theta Student Reception
& Cash Bar
"Tourist Views of Indian Country in 1859 as Seen from
the Missouri River"
Lawrence H. Larsen and Barbara J. Cottrell,
University of Missouri, Kansas City
6:00 p.m.
Prairie Rose Room A
Comment:
Wilbert H. Ahern, University of Minnesota Morris
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51 France and England
Prairie Rose A
53 Theme Session: A New Ph.D. Program
on the Plains
Cityscape A
Chair:
Michael J. Lyons, North Dakota State University
“Matthew Stewart, Earl of Lennox: A Brief and Deadly
Regency, 1570-1571”
Daniel D. Trifan, Missouri Western State College
" ‘ Ils aiment fort les Étrangers’: Perceptions of Race and
Racism in Seventeenth Century France and America"
Brie A. Swenson, University of Minnesota
“Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble: Jacobite Estates and
the South Sea Bubble”
Margaret Sankey, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
Comment:
Fred Stambrook, University of Manitoba
52 Women Promoting Change
Metropolitan
Moderator:
John Ettling, University of North Dakota
Panelists:
Jim Norris, North Dakota State University
Barbara Handy-Marchello, University of North
Dakota
Larry Peterson, North Dakota State University
James Mochoruk, University of North Dakota
54 Religious History
Boardroom
Chair:
Annette Parks, University of Evansville
“Politics and Religion: Radicalism at Münster”
Jeffery Haack, University of Evansville
"Anti-Catholicism in America: Shifts in 19th and 20th
Century Historiography”
Dominic Faraone, University of Evansville
Chair:
Lori Lahlum, Valley City State University
“The Indispensable Elizabeth Thomas: A Socialist Woman
in Politics”
Elizabeth A. Jozwiak, University of Wisconsin-Rock
County
"The North Dakota WCTU’s Crusade for the Health of
the Community"
Erin Strehlo, North Dakota State University
Comment:
Beth Andreasen, Minot State University
Comment:
Ineke Justitz, North Dakota State University
55 Writing Home
Sponsored by the Society for Military History
Cityscape B
Chair and Comment:
James Westheider, University of Cincinnati,
Clermont College
“Letters Home from the Western Front: The World War
I Experiences of Private John Warns”
Richard Lofthus, Mount Mary College
"Portraying the South and Southerners: Letters to the
Minnesota Home Front in the Civil War"
Joe Fitzharris, University of St. Thomas
36
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56 Technology and History
58 Women and Food on the Plains
Loft
Prairie Rose A
Chair:
Chair:
Al Berger, University of North Dakota
“Trans-Atlantic Flight before Lindbergh, Brown, and
Alcock”
T.H. Baughman, University of Central Oklahoma
"How Contemporary Technologies Are Empowering
Individuals and Small Groups”
Jess Hollenback, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse
Comment:
Philip Frana, University of Minnesota
Andrea Halgrimson, The Forum
“The Harvey Girls: Constructions and Contestations”
Marisa K. Brandt, University of Minnesota
"Radio Recipes"
Steve Trimble, Metropolitan State University
Comment:
Debbie Miller, Minnesota Historical Society
59 Modern Maritime History
Boardroom
Saturday, October 4
11:00 a.m.
Chair:
David Meier, Dickinson State University
57 Pre-modern Tactics and Command
Sponsored by the Society for Military History
Prairie Rose B
Chair and Comment:
Margaret Sankey, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
“Tactics of the Continental Army, 1775-1778”
James McIntyre, Moraine Valley Community College
“Dedication, Damnation, and Destiny: The Life and
Legacy of the C.S.S Hunley”
Malissa L. Nicholson-Franzen, Dickinson State
University
"The Unsinkable Violet Jessop: Heroine of the White Star
Line"
Samuel D. Kerr, Dickinson State University
"Assessing a Commander: Henry Slocum, of XII Corps”
Brian Melton, Texas Christian University
“By Means We Wish Not Made Public: Politics, Public
Perception, and the Sinking of the R.M.S. Lusitania”
Bradley D. Kustermann, Dickinson State University
“Perfect in Combat: General John A. Logan”
Alan Lamm, Mount Olive College
Comment:
Mark Davis, Century College
38
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60 Immigration in the Upper Midwest
62 Minnesota History
Cityscape B
Metropolitan
Chair:
Chair:
James Naylor, Brandon University
Arlin Nikolas, Fergus Falls Community College
“On Earth as it is in Heaven: The Origin and Evolution of
the Minnesota Holy Land, 1849-1889”
Timothy M. Hoheisel, Kansas State University
“The Life of Randolph M. Probstfield: A Window to the
History of the Red River Valley”
Gretchen Harvey, Concordia College
"Yankees are Coming! Intellectual and Organizational
Growth Dominate Hope"
Amber Bryant, University of North Dakota
“Black Baseball in Minnesota: Hall-Of-Fame-Quality
Players, 1883-2001"
Steven R. Hoffbeck, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
“Building Ethnic Communities: Immigrants on
Minnesota’s Iron Range”
Robert F. Zeidel, University of Wisconsin, Stout
Comment:
Michael Funchion, South Dakota State University
61 Theme Session: A Half Century of
Change: Reflections on Careers in
History
Cityscape A
Moderator:
Janet Daley, Independent Scholar
Panelists:
Charles M. Barber, Northeastern Illinois University
R. Alton Lee, University of South Dakota
William E. Lass, University of Minnesota Mankato
Comment:
Sally Rubinstein, Minnesota Historical Society
63 Outside In: African – American History
in Iowa, 1838-2000
Loft
Chair:
Hal Chase, Des Moines Area Community College
“Wage Earners”
Ralph Scharnau, Northeast Iowa Community College
“ Sports”
David McMahon, Kirkwood Community College
“Music and Entertainment”
Ray Weikal, University of Iowa
“Education”
Hal Chase
Comment:
The Audience
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41
Index of Participants
Bye, John · 27
A
C
Adamo, Phillip C. · 32
Adeleke, R. Tunde · 27
Ahern, Wilbert H. · 33, 35
Ahlberg, Kristin L. · 15
Amman, John · 21
Anderson, Gerald · 1, 5
Anderson, Joe · 27
Anderson, Kristin · 10
Anderson, Wes · 29
Andreasen, Beth · 36
Anuik, Jonathan · 32
Arauza, Yolanda · 20
Arnold, Vince · 32
Atkins, Annette · 28
Au, Chi Kin · 28
Axvig, Chad · 16
Cameron, Linda · 19
Camp, Greg · 9
Carlson, Al · 13
Carroll, Kevin · 23
Chamberlain, Oscar · 27
Chan, Henry · 28
Chapman, Rick · 26
Chase, Hal · 41
Clark, Jessica · 5, 32
Clingan, Edmund · 32
Clink, Kellian · 29
Cooley, Dennis · 19
Corley, Christopher · 16, 32
Cottrell, Barbara J. · 35
Crabtree, Sarah · 13
Crump, Matthew A. · 25
B
D
Babcock, Robert · 16
Barber, Charles M. · 8, 20, 40
Baughman, T.H. · 38
Becker, Shannon L. · 19
Belpedio, James · 12, 20
Berg, Nikki · 10
Berger, Al · 38
Bergland, Betty Ann · 14
Berninger, Dieter · 10
Bittner, Donald · 9, 11, 25
Bjerke, Keith · 9
Bolstad, Katie · 29
Boness, Brad · 12
Brandt, Marisa K. · 39
Breuninger, Scott · 23
Brownlie, Robin · 13
Brunfelt, Pam · 17
Bryant, Amber · 40
Burin, Eric · 10
Burmeister, Hans · 8
Burns, Andrea A. · 15
Burns, Michael · 13
42
Daley, Janet · 40
Dalrymple, Jack · 31
Dalstrom, Harl A. · 1, 8
Danbom, David · 5, 8
Davies, Robert · 22
Davis, Mark · 39
Davison, Cathy · 14
Dean, Taryn · 25
DeVine, Terry · 31
Dickerson, Laura · 5
Dingle, Susan M. · 1, 11
Dorgan, Bryon · 31
Downs, Alan · 26
Drache, Hiram · 27
Driscoll, Courtney J · 33
Ducksworth-Lawton, Selika · 9, 21
Dutton, Anthony · 25
E
Eder, Amanda · 33
43
Hilderbrand, Robert C. · 1, 15
Hoffbeck, Steven R. · 1, 5, 41
Hoheisel, Timothy M. · 40
Hollenback, Jess · 38
Hon, Tze-ki · 28
Hornbacher, Perry · 30
Engelhardt, Carroll · 23
Ens, Gerhard · 18
Ettling, John · 37
F
Faraone, Dominic · 37
Fitzharris, Joseph C. · 1, 5, 16, 25, 37
Frana, Philip · 38
Frank, Heather · 17
Friedman, Hal · 9, 21
Fritz, Peter · 19
Fry, Scott · 20
Fulford, George · 17
Fuller, Kathyrn · 13
Funchion, Michael · 40
Furness, Bruce · 31
G
Gimmestad, Dennis A. · 24
Glade, Mary E. · 1
Gleye, Paul · 13
Gorman, Kathy · 23
Gough, Robert J. · 1, 12
Grabitske, David · 25
Grau, Craig · 10
Greiert, Steven G. · 12
Grettler, Dave · 27
Guy, Bill · 31
I
Irwin, Robert · 18
Iseminger, Gordon L. · 24, 31
J
Jacobs, Mike · 22
Johnson, Linda · 5
Johnson, Nathan · 34
Johnston, Patrick · 33
Jones, Archer · 8
Jorissen, James · 29
Jozwiak, Elizabeth A. · 36
Julin, Suzanne · 31
Justitz, Ineke · 37
K
H
Haack, Jeffery · 37
Halgrimson, Andrea · 39
Hall, Richard  32
Handy-Marchello, Barbara · 1, 15, 28, 37
Hans, Birgit · 33
Hanson, Lisa · 24
Harris, Paul · 34
Harvey, Doug · 18
Harvey, Gretchen · 41
Harvey, Mark · 24
Herman, Benjamin L · 14
44
Kagan, Richard · 28
Kaplan, Anne · 1
Keith, Kristin · 17
Kelley, Suzzanne · 11
Kelsch, Anne · 15, 25, 28
Kennedy, David · 8
Kerr, Samuel D. · 39
Kimball, Christopher W. · 1, 30
Kirby, Peter · 16
Koupal, Nancy Tystad · 1, 15
Kustermann, Bradley D. · 39
L
LaFleur, Robert André · 11
Lahlum, Lori · 16, 29, 36
Lamm, Alan · 38
Larsen, Lawrence H. · 1, 8, 35
45
Larson, Matt · 17
Lass, William E. · 1, 8, 40
Lee, R. Alton · 8, 40
Leichtle, Kurt · 21
Lintelman, Joy · 17
Lofthus, Richard · 37
Lubetkin, M. John · 26
Lyons, Michael J. · 36
O
Orre, Lizz · 17
Ossian, Lisa · 10
Otto, Kathryn · 28
P
M
Maguire, Moira J. · 32
Mahli, Dan · 17
Mak, King Sang · 28
Mapel-Bloomberg, Kristin · 15
Martens, Steve · 7
Mattek, John Sr. · 14
McCormack, Eileen R. · 19
McCormack, J. Michael · 1, 8, 31
McIntyre, James · 38
McMahon, Dalton · 18
McMahon, David · 41
Meier, David · 19, 39
Melton, Brian · 38
Miller, Brian Craig · 9
Miller, Dana · 1, 8, 29
Miller, Debbie · 39
Miller, John · 31
Miller, Michael · 24
Mochoruk, James · 9, 37
Moe, Roger · 31
Morgan, Bill · 24
Muir, Malcolm Jr. · 8
Mulligan, Debra A. · 10
Munroe, Deirdre · 16
N
Naylor, James · 1, 40
Nelson, Jessica · 16
Nelson, Paula · 28
Nicholson-Franzen, Malissa L. · 39
Nikolas, Arlin · 41
Norrgard, Chantal · 13
Norris, Jim · 12, 37
46
Parks, Annette · 37
Parsons, Stan · 11
Patrick, Sue · 33
Pecoraro, Nathaniel · 29
Peppers, Lisa J. · 12
Peterson, David · 24
Peterson, Edward · 24
Peterson, Larry · 5, 21, 37
Piehl, Chuck · 29
Pijning, Ernst · 26
Pluth, Ed · 35
Porter, Kimberly · 1, 17, 27
Pratt, William C. · 8, 27
Preston, Margaret · 26
R
Raney, Vanessa · 33
Reese, Ty M. · 10, 26
Reist, Katherine K. · 21
Richardson, Jerry · 22
Ringrose, Dan · 33
Rippley, La Vern J. · 14
Robinson, Mike · 17
Rogness, Eric · 30
Rolston, Kathryn · 20
Rowlatt, Todd · 33
Rowley, David · 25
Rozum, Molly · 11, 26
Rubinstein, Sally · 41
S
Sankey, Margaret · 36, 38
Sawchuk, Joe · 18
Schafer, Ed · 31
Scharnau, Ralph · 41
47
Schwartz, Larry · 19
Scraper, Doug · 13
Sebranek, Sarah · 17
Shoptaugh, Terry · 17
Sizemore, Daardi · 27
Skinner, James M. · 8
Smemo, Ken · 15
Smith, Dennis J. · 9
Smith, Erik A.  32
Smith, Greg · 16
Smock, Jason · 16
Snyder, Marilyn · 20
Sodergren, Steven · 18
Spletstoser, Fred · 18
Staddie, Danielle M. · 19
Stahl, Jason M. · 10
Stambrook, Fred · 36
Stark, Steve · 17
Stein, Robert · 13
Stenberg, Richard K. · 23
Stock, Catherine McNicol · 34
Stone, Mel · 22
Strehlo, Erin · 36
Strom, Claire · 5, 19, 28
Stuckle, Danielle · 24
Swanson, Justin · 34
Swenson, Brie A. · 36
Swirsky, Ann Kirson · 32
Swyripa, Frances · 18
U
T
Z
Tarrant, Carole · 33
Taylor, Sean · 20
Telander, Abbi · 17
Thomasson, Jessica · 13
Tone-Pah-Hote, Jenny · 20
Towne, Erik L. · 12
Tracy, Nancy · 19
Trifan, Daniel D. · 36
Triick, Rebecca · 21
Trimble, Steve · 39
Tweton, D. Jerome · 1, 8, 20
Tyler, Bruce · 26
Zablotney, Jason · 12
Zaleski, Jack · 22
Zeidel, Robert F. · 40
Zietlow, Melissa · 5
Zlotocha, Seth · 15
48
Ulbrich, David J. · 21
V
Veerkamp, Jill · 17, 23
Vega-Martinez, Melissa · 29
Voeltz, Richard A. · 20
W
Walker, William R. · 30
Weikal, Ray · 41
Westheider, James · 11, 37
Wheaton, James A. · 29
White, W. Thomas · 23
Willoughby, Robert · 9
Wimmer, Linda · 13
Wittenbreer, Bill · 35
Wood, Sharon · 15
Worm, Vicki · 23
Wright, Carrie · 17
Y
Young, William · 34
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38th Annual NGPHC
Registration
Please complete this form and return it, along with a check
payable to the Northern Great Plains History Conference, to:
Larry Peterson
NGPHC Coordinator
Department of History, Box 5075
North Dakota State University
Fargo, North Dakota 58105-5075
Name _____________________________________________
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__________________________________________________
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Plan Ahead
The 2004 Northern Great Plains History Conference will be
held in Bismarck, North Dakota, at the Radisson Inn, from
October 27 through October 30. Program chairs are Susan
Dingle and Cathy Davison of the State Historical Society of
North Dakota. Please send paper submissions and panel or
session proposals by March 31, 2004, to NGPHC Program, c/o
Susan Dingle, State Historical Society North Dakota, 612 E
Boulevard Ave., Bismarck ND 58505-0830. Phone: 701-3282093, email: sdingle@state.nd.us, fax: 701-328-3710. For
more details, see the Society’s website,
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