Fort Robinson - Nebraska State Historical Society Robinson RG0501 Fort Robinson, Nebraska Records, ... With the advent of the Ghost Dance ... Court Martial Case #3 1888 Roll #8 Post

Fort Robinson RG0501 Fort Robinson, Nebraska Records, etc.: 1874-1988 Cubic ft.: 16 Approx. # of Items: 23 reels of microfilm, 25 Boxes, 288 microfiche, and uncounted Oversize blueprints of Fort

HISTORICAL NOTE In March 1871, the United States Government authorized the establishment of a military camp at the Red Cloud Agency on the White River. Home of some 13,000 Indians, the agency was one of the most troublesome spots on the Plains. The camp was named Camp Robinson in honor of Lt. Levi H. Robinson, who had been killed by Indians the previous month. In May 1874, the camp was relocated west of the agency and in June 1878 was officially designated Fort Robinson. Between 1876 and 1890, Fort Robinson played an active role in the Indian Wars. In May of 1877, Crazy Horse surrendered at Fort Robinson and was killed there on September 5, 1877, while resisting imprisonment in the post guardhouse. The following year, Cheyenne Indians led by Chief Dull Knife escaped from their reservation in the Indian Territory and a group of some 150 were finally captured by troops from Fort Robinson. Imprisoned in a cavalry barracks, the Cheyenne refused to return to the Indian Territory and attempts were made to starve them into submission. Finally, on the night of January 9, 1879, the Cheyenne escaped and began a running fight with the Fort Robinson garrison. During the next two weeks, troops from the fort pursued the Indians in the nearby Butte country, and finally killed or captured the last of them on January 22nd, 1879. During the 1880’s, Fort Robinson reverted to garrison life and in 1885 the Ninth Cavalry, an all Negro unit, arrived to occupy the post. During this time, the Fort was enlarged and military training was a major activity. With the advent of the Ghost Dance religion among the Sioux in 1890, troops from Fort Robinson served in a campaign which culminated in the Battle of

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ADDED ENTRIES: Allison, W. B. (William Boyd), 1829-1908 BIRTHS—NEBRASKA—FORT ROBINSON Brisbin, James S., 1837-1892 Burt, A. S. (Andrew Sheridan), 1839-1915 Carleton, C. H. (Caleb Henry), 1836-1923 Carpenter, L. H. (Louis Henry), 1839-1916 CHEYENNE INDIANS Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company Coates, E. M. (Edwin Morton), 1836-1913 COURTS MARTIAL CRAZY HORSE (TASHUNCA-VITCO) (OGALLA SIOUX), c.1849-1877 Crook, George, 1828-1890 DEATHS—NEBRASKA—FORT ROBINSON DULL KNIFE (TAH-ME-LA-PASH-ME) (CHEYENNE CHIEF), d.1879 Egbert, A. R. (Augustus R.) [1st Lt., 2nd Inf] Fletcher, J. S. (Joshua S.) Jr. [Lt Col 2nd Infantry] FORTS—NEBRASKA—CONSTRUCTION Hatch, Edward, 1832-1889 HORSE BREEDING HORSE SHOWS Humphrey, B. S. (Ballard S.) [Lt., 9th Cavalry] INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA—GREAT PLAINS MARRIAGES—NEBRASKA—FORT ROBINSON McCrary, George W. (George Washington), 1835-1890 MILITARY LIFE--Nebraska MILITARY RESERVATIONS—NEBRASKA PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMPS—Nebraska PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMPS—SOUTH DAKOTA PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMPS—WYOMING Sheridan, Phil H. (Philip Henry), 1831-1888 Sherman, W. T. (William Tecumseh), 1820-1891 United States Adjutant General United States Army. 8th Cavalry United States Army. 9th Cavalry United States Army. 10th Cavalry United States Army. 12th Cavalry United States Army. Fourth Field Artillery Battalion United States Army Continental Command United States Army Expeditionary Forces United States Army Veterinary Corps United States Bureau of Indian Affairs United States Department of Agriculture United States Provost Marshal General WAR DOG TRAINING CAMPS--NEBRASKA

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Wessels, H. W. (Henry W.) Jr.

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Wounded Knee on December 29, 1891. Following this, the last major battle of the Indian wars, the Fort was garrisoned by the Tenth, Eighth, and Twelfth Cavalries. During the First World War activity at the Fort was reduced due to the demand for troops to serve in Europe. In 1919, Fort Robinson became a quartermaster remount depot which eventually became the largest such facility in the world. Thousands of horses and mules were bred and trained for use by the Army, and remount stallions were distributed to breeders throughout the area greatly improving the local stock. The fort was also the home of the Fourth Field Artillery Battalion from 1928-1932, and during the Second World War became the site of a K-9 corps training center and a German prisoner-of-war camp. In 1948-1949, Fort Robinson was de-activated as a military post and the reservation became a beef cattle research station operated by the United States Department of Agriculture. Today, in addition to being a beef cattle research station, Fort Robinson is a Nebraska State Park. The University of Nebraska and the State Historical Society both operate branch museums at the Fort, and it is jointly administered with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE This collection is comprised of original and microfilmed records relating to the history and administration of the fort as well as original and microfilmed drawings of fort buildings and structures. The collection is divided into 11 subgroups: 1) Records on microfilm, 1874-1940; 2) Livestock Records (Vet Hospital), 1923-1949; 3) Personnel Records, 1936-1948; 4) Administrative Records, 1876-1964; 5) Licenses, Leases and Agreements, 1885-19495); 6) Remount Depot, 1919-1945; 7) Prisoner-of-War Camp, 1944-1947; 8) Fire Station, 1844-1946; 9) War Dog Training Camp, 1943-1946; 10) Historical Records, 1874-1949; and 11) Building Records, 1884-1998. Records relate to the history of Fort Robinson, Nebraska, 1874-1949. The first Subgroup consists of microfilm copies of official records held by the National Arc hives and Records Service. These records relate to general military affairs and activities at Fort Robinson, 1874-1929 and include material relative to troop strength, hospital records, post orders and returns, and to military campaigns. The microfilm was copied from various collections held by the National Archives including RG98, Records of the United States Army Commands; RG94, Records of the Office of the Adjutant General; RG120, Records of the A.E.F.; and RG393, Records of the U.S. Army Continental Commands. Subgroups Two thru Nine consist of 19 boxes of archival material relating to the operation of Fort Robinson, 1874-1949. The bulk of this material covers the period 1930-1948 during the time that the fort was Quartermaster’s remount depot and a war dog training center. Included are remount stallion records, personnel records, War Dog training manuals, and general administrative records. Included is an original guard report book, 1877-1878.

Subgroup Ten includes historical records collected and preserved regarding the early history of Fort Robinson.


Subgroup Eleven includes all building and structure records relating to the Fort, 1874-1947. Included are two volumes on microfilm containing a complete building inventory of the fort, 1905-1942, with photographs of salvaged, destroyed, or existing buildings kept by the U.S. War Department. The original volumes are housed in the Archives. This subgroup also includes building drawings on microfiche, located in the East Reference Room of the Historical Society, and many oversize drawings relating to construction at the fort. An inventory of these drawings follows the regular collection inventory. Some drawings and additional historical material are located at the Fort Robinson museum. Copies of the microfilm can also be found there. The microfilmed portions of this collection were selected from the National Archives by James C. Olson in 1955. Additional microfilm was purchased by the State Archives. The structure inventory volumes of Subgroup Eleven were microfilmed by the Historical Society in 1968. One box of correspondence for the remount depot was accessioned in 2007. Related Collections: RG500 U.S. War Department RG014 Nebraska State Historical Society


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SERIES ONE RECORDS ON MICROFILM, 1874-1946

SUBSERIES ONE CORRESPONDENCE, 1879-1900 Roll #1 Special File, 905-M-1879, U.S. Army NARS Commands, Division of the Missouri, RG098 Inquiry into the Cheyenne Outbreak, 1879 (1960) 35mm pos. #20,204 Roll #1A 8705AGO - Letters Received by Adjutant Gen.

MC666 Correspondence relating to confinement of AR449 (1966) nearly 150 Northern Cheyenne at Fort NARS RG094 Robinson, their refusal to return to Indian

Territory, their escape from the Fort, and the attack by Capt. Henry Wessel’s Co., 1878 Dec. 20, 1878 thru FEb. 5, 1879

NOTE: With Introduction and letter coding glossary Roll #2 Selected Post Letters Sent, 1884-1890 GSA (1955) U.S. Army Commands, Fort Robinson #20,205 (NARS, RG098), cont. to reel 3 Roll #3 Selected Post Letters Sent, 1890-1894 GSA (1955) U.S. Army Commands, Fort Robinson NARS (RG098) from March 13, 1890-July, 1894 #20,206 continued to reel #4 Roll #4 Selected Post Letters Sent, 1894-1902 GSA (1955) U.S. Army Commands, Fort Robinson NARS (RG098) Aug. 3, 1894 - Dec. 31, 1902 #20,207 Selected Post Letters Sent, 1898-1900 U.S. Army Commands, Fort Robinson March 1, 1898 - p.264, Jan. 8, 1900 Selected Quartermaster Letters Received 9th Cavalry Log Book,

Jan. 8, 1873 - p.39, June 10, 1890 Roll #5 Item #3, Roll #4 continued, pp. 40-440 GSA (1955) June 10, 1890-March 17, 1891 #20,208


SERIES ONE RECORDS ON MICROFILM (cont)

SUBSERIES ONE CORRESPONDENCE (cont) Roll #11 U.S. Army Continental Commands, Ft. Robinson GSA (1968) Letters and Endorsements Sent, V.1, 1901-1902

NARS RG393 (see also xerox copy, B.20, f.8-10 SUBSERIES TWO POST ORDERS, 1874-1897 Roll #5 Item #2, Post Orders, 1874-1880 cont. February 27, 1874 - April 28, 1880 Roll #6 Post Orders, 1880-1882 NARS (1955) Apr. 29, 1880 - March 20, 1882 RG098 (R.4) includes court martial, John Smith #20,209 Roll #7 Post Orders, 1882-1888 NARS (1955) March 22, 1882 - April 8, 1888 RG098 (R.5) (includes court martials)

#20,210 V.1 cont., thru Order #192, 12/29/1885 V.2, p.1 - Order #1, Jan. 1, 1886 thru p.258 - Order #60, Mar. 31, 1887 V.3, p.1 - Order #61, Apr. 1, 1887 thru p.262 - Court Martial Order #55 March 22, 1888 V.4, p.1 - Order #56, Mar. 23, 1888 funeral of pvt. John F. Carter Troop H, 9th Cavalry thru p.13 - Order #67, Apr. 8, 1888 Court Martial Case #3 1888 Roll #8 Post Orders, 1888-1897 NARS (1955) V.4 cont., p.14 - Case #3 cont., 1888 RG098 (R.6) thru #20,211 p.264 - Order #96, Apr. 28, 1889



SUBSERIES TWO POST ORDERS, 1874-1897

Roll #8 V.5, p.1 - Order #97, Apr. 29, 1889 cont. thru p.263 - Order #24, Feb. 6, 1890 V.6, p.1 - Order #25, Feb. 7, 1890 thru p.260 - Order #213, Oct. 6, 1890 V.7, p.1 - Order #214, Oct. 7, 1890 thru p.263 - Order #56, Apr. 7, 1892 V.8, p.1 - Order #55, Apr. 6, 1892 thru p.263 - Order #10, Feb. 8, 1894

V.9, p.1 - Order #11, Feb. 13, 1894 thru p.243 - Order #18, Aug. 6, 1897 Roll #9 Post Orders, 1897 cont. NARS (1955) V.9 cont., p.244 - Order #19, Aug. 7, 1897 RG098 (R.7) thru #05,073 p.248, G.O. #25, Oct. 16, 1897 SUBSERIES THREE POST MEDICAL HISTORIES, 1887-1913

Roll #9 RG098, Record of Medical History of Post (indexed) cont. V.1, p.1 May 1887 - p.351, 2/1/1896

V.2 (indexed) p.1, Sanitary Inspection, Feb. 29, 1896 thru p.352A, Dec. 31, 1909 (includes Health Stats, marriages, deaths, births, hospital admittance and discharges including civilians, and autopsy reports. V.3 (no index) p.1 Jan. 1910 - p.56 June 1913




SUBSERIES THREE POST MEDICAL HISTORIES, 1887-1913 Roll #10 RG098, Record of Medical History of Posts GSA (1982) Ft. Kearney (36pp) NARS RG094 thru #02,000 Ft. Robinson (retake of reel #9) Roll #11 RG393, U.S. Army Continental Command part 2 Item #2, Register of Patients, GSA (1969) February 1884 - November 1886 NARS RG393 SUBSERIES FOUR POST RETURNS, 1874-1939 Roll #12 NARS RG094, Adjutant General NARS, MC617 Post Returns, Apr. 1874 - Dec. 1884 AR1028 (1965) NOTE: P.1 - Indian Wars Data and Precedent Returns File Roll #13 NARS RG094, Adjutant General NARS, MC617 Post Returns, Jan. 1885 - Dec. 1894 AR1029 (1965) Roll #14 NARS RG094, Adjutant General NARS, MC617 Post Returns, Jan. 1895 - Dec. 1906 AR1030 (1965) Roll #15 NARS RG094, Adjutant General NARS, MC617 Post Returns, Jan. 1907 - Dec. 1916 AR1031 Roll #16 NARS RG120, A.E.F., 1917-1921 GSA (1968) Post Returns, Dec. 1917 - Jan. 1917 Spec. Order Rosters, June 1918, July 1919 Remount Depot Returns Dec. 1919 - June 1919 Dec. 1920 - Jan. 1920 May 1919 - July 1918 Monthly Rosters, Dec. 1919 - June 1918 Medical Dept Returns, Dec. 1920 - July 1918 Veterinary Corps, Dec. 1910 - July 1919 Transportation Service, 1921 - Sept 1920 Q.M. Corps, Jan. 1920, Sept 1919 - July 1918




SUBSERIES FOUR POST RETURNS (cont) Roll #16 NARS RG120, A.E.F. cont. cont. Semi-Monthly Personnel Reports Remount Depot, Jan. 1920 - Jan. 1919 Strength Returns, Hdqtrs, Q.M.C. Dec. 31, 1939 - May 1921 Quartermaster Corps, 1939+ Finance Department Veterinary Corps Medical & Dental Service Medical Department Roll #17 Strength Returns cont. NARS (1968) Q.M. Corps, Aug. 1939 - Jan. 1936 Veterinary Corps, Dec. 1939 - Jan. 1936 SUBSERIES FIVE PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP, 1943

Roll #18 NARS, RG389 - Provost Marshal General GSA (1968) P.M.G.O. Inspection Reports, Mar-Dec 1943 spec. order List of Officers Guard Regulations, Oct. 1943 Drawing of Compound Compound Security Layout Daily Work Detail, Dec. 20, 1943 Blank Forms Roll #19 NARS, RG389 - Provost Marshal General GSA (1981) Report on Field Service Visit, 2/14/1945 spec. order G.O. #13, Nov. 17, 1944 G.O. #4, May 19, 1945 Report of Visit, 12/19/1943 List of Officers Guard Regulations, 1943 Visits (in reverse order), 1943-1945 Mar 1945 - Nov. 1943 Field Service Camp Surveys (in rev. order) July 31, 1944 - June 28, 1945 Labor Reports, 3/31/1946 - 6/15/1944 Visits to Scottsbluff Camp, 1943-1945 Camp Regulations, Scottsbluff, July 1943 S.O. #87, Scottsbluff, 9/2/1943 Camp Visit, Scottsbluff, 2/12/1945


Visit, POW Camp, Veteran, Wyo., Feb. 1945



SUBSERIES FIVE PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP, 1943

Roll #19 P.O.W. Camp Reports (cont) cont. Visit, Scottsbluff, July 1944 & July 1945 Visit, Veteran, Wyo., 12/18/1944 Visit, Scottsbluff, Feb. 12, 1945 Clippings on German Prisoners Intellectual Diversion Program, 1/24/1944 Film Questionnaire, 1945 Spec. Order #304, 12/20/1944 Visit, Scottsbluff, July 29, 1944 Report, German POW Reveals Anti-Nazi Sentiment, Nov. 1, 1944 Visit, Veteran, Wyo., Feb. 14, 1945 Labor Reports, Scottsbluff, 1945 Labor Reports, Scottsbluff & Camp Carson, Col. Mar. 15, 1946 - June 1944 SUBSERIES SIX MISCELLANEOUS, 1863-1958 Roll #1 “Horses, Mules and National Defense,” NARS 64.278 Dept of the Army - Office of Quartermaster General, 1958 (History, 1863-1958) (includes information on Ft. Robinson Remount Depot) Roll #2 Guard Report Book, 1877-1878 NSHS (see also original record, Series Ten) #04,798 Roll #3 MC KAY, Sgt. Barney - Court Martial NARS (1988) Transcript of court martial of #22,994 Sgt. McKay, Troop G, 9th Cavalry, June 1-21, 1893


SERIES TWO

LIVESTOCK RECORDS (VET HOSPITAL), 1923-1950

B.01 f.1-17 Stallion Record Files B.02 f.18-29 Stallion Record Files B.03 f.30-36 Brood mare breeding & produce files f.37 Fort Robinson Horse Show and Olympic Team Exhibit, 1935 f.38 Fort Robinson Horse Show, 1941 f.39 Fort Robinson Horse Show, 1943 f.40 Horse Racing, 1944-1947 f.41-43 Livestock Shows, 1947-1948 f.44 Horse Show Programs, 1948 B.04 f.45 Horse Exhibition Corres., 1947-1949 f.46-51 Sale of Surplus Stock, 1944-1948 B.05 f.52 Sale of Animals Corres., 1944-1949 f.53 Animals on Hand, n.d. f.54 Post Animal Records, 1946-1947

V.01 Foaling Record, 1947-1949

f.55 Jockey Club of NY re foals, 1950 f.56 History of the Veterinary Corps, 1939-1945 V.03 RX Book V.1, Vet Hospital, 1924-1936 B.06 V.02 Veterinary Hospital Log, 1932-1938

V.04 RX Book V.2, Vet Hospital, 1942-1946

f.57 ND Stallion Register Files, 1928-1944 f.58 Veterinary Supplies, 1948

STALLION/BREEDER FILES, 1925-1950 Organized by name of horse/stallion in alphabetical order B. 01 f. 1 Uncertain, 1943 f. 2 Acropolis, 1929-1945 f. 3 Adanor, 1924-1942, Park E. Keeney (Agent, Colorado) f. 4 Admiral Bayly, 1923-1933 f. 5 After Me, 1944-1941 f. 6 Ah Ben, 1932-1940 f. 7 Air Chief, 1929-1940, Herbert Brereton (Agent, Nebraska)


f. 8 Airforce, 1937-1944 f. 9 Al Strauss, 1923-1927, Mr. G.L. Payton (Agent, Nebraska) f. 10 Alcazar, 1938-1939 f. 11 Aldeano, 1927-1942 f. 12 Alexander Hamilton, 1923-1926 f. 13 Algernon, 1933-1943 f. 14 Alhaamed, 1942-1944 f. 15 All American, 1926-1929 f. 16 All Over, 1930-1931 f. 17 Allen’s Choice, 1925-1943 f. 18 American Eagle, 1924-1925 f. 19 American Smile, 1941-1946, W.M. Romage, Bones Bros & Herbert Fish (Agents, Utah & Montana) f. 20 Ampelos, 1931-1937, Earl Monahan (Agent, Nebraska) f. 21 Areomail, 1938-1943 f. 22 Ann Dolly, 1932-1941 f. 23 Anotherone, 1939-1946 f. 24 Apprediate, 1930-1931 f. 25 Ardwan, 1920-1925, Dan Hinton (Agent, Arizona) f. 26 Argonne, 1921-1922, Mr. Mansfield Dunning (Agent, Montana) f. 27 Arjac, 1945-1946 f. 28 Arnold, 1925-1929 f. 29 Ashby, 1925-1939 f. 30 Ashland Boy, 1945-1946 f. 31 Ashton, 1922-1929 f. 32 Ask Me Another, 1933-1943 f. 33 Astraled, 1922-1924 f. 34 Aurum, 1921-1926 f. 35 Autumn Bloom, 1939-1944 f. 36 Autumn Mark, 1935-1942 f. 37 Arabian Brood Mare, 1941-1943 f. 38 Bachelor Bird, 1932-1943 f. 39 Bachelor’s Bliss, 1920-1925, W.H. Driggers (Agent, New Mexico) f. 40 Back Fence, 1942-1944 f. 41 Bahka, 1920-1925, Joe Parker (Agent, New Mexico) f. 42 Balroma, 1931-1946 B. 02 f. 1 Balustrade, 1924-1925 f. 2 Bank Roll, 1938-1940 f. 3 Barberry, 1938-1947, Arthur Wilbur & E. H. Grant (Agents, Colorado) f. 4 Barrons, 1938-1944 f. 5 Barushan, 1920-1925, J.T. Johnson (Agent, New Mexico) f. 6 Battersea, 1925-1933 f. 7 Balance Wheel, 1923-1930, H.I. Lawrence & Pierre, S.D. (Agents, S. Dakota) f. 8 Battle Cry, 1924-1931, E.D. Mossman (Agent, N. Dakota) f. 9 Battle Royal, 1930-1932, Edward Pfluger (Agent, N. Dakota)


f. 10 Bay Barton, 1937-1938 f. 11 Bayflight, 1942-1944 f. 12 Beachcomber, 1921-1929 f. 13 Beau’s Ship, 1943-1944 f. 14 Beck Forth, 1932-1934 f. 15 Belcross, 1927-1928 f. 16 Bellini, 1927-1935, Wyoming Hereford Ranch (Cheyenne, Wyoming) f. 17 Belpre, 1922-1929 f. 18 Ben Gow, 1925-1926 f. 19 Benares, 1939-1941, Ivan V. Metzger (Agent, N. Dakota) f. 20 Bereavement, 1933-1944 f. 21 Besom, 1930-1931, Agent, Ed Springer, Cimarron, N.M. f. 22 Bet Mosie, 1925-1936, Crow Indian Agency (Montana) f. 23 Betelguese, 1926-1933 f. 24 Better Still, 1935-1943 f. 25 Bewithus, 1933-1944 f. 26 Biff Bang, 1926-1927 f. 27 Big Blaze, 1938-1943 f. 28 Big Flag, 1940-1943 f. 29 Big Horn, 1932-1935 f. 30 Big Light, 1937-1944 f. 31 Big Luke, 1931-1938, Wilmer C. Porter (Agent, Wyoming) f. 32 Big Spring, 1932-1942 f. 33 Billbo, 1939-1943 f. 34 Billy Mc Laughlin, 1929-1932, Dr. W.A. Heap (Watrous, N.M.) f. 35 Biloxi, 1931-1935 f. 36 Bimbo, 1934-1943 f. 37 Bivouac, 1939-1943 f. 38 Black Dove, 1932-1934, Marshall H. Flake (Snowflake, Arizona) f. 39 Black Warwick, 1931-1940 f. 40 Blithewood, 1926-1936, E.C. Robbins Ranch (Agent, Kansas) f. 41 Blue Ash, 1931-1938 f. 42 Blue Bull, 1928-1934, Mr. E.W. Smith (Montana) f. 43 Blue Coat, 1921-1924, R.W. Lewis (Agent, Colorado) f. 44 Blue Don, 1937-1938, Arthur Wilber (Agent, Colorado) f. 45 Blue Gauntlet, 1939-1946, Guy McDaniel, Remount Headquarters & A.J. Becksted (Agents, Colorado) f. 46 Blue Trace, 1940-1943 f. 47 Bo McMillan, 1932-1941 f. 48 Bo Gordon, 1938-1943 f. 49 Bob Romanesque, 1938-1945 f. 50 Bolivar Bond, 1928-1930 f. 51 Bomar, 1939-1941 f. 52 Bone Dry, 1922-1929, Oscar Balo (Agent, S. Dakota) f. 53 Bonnie Wrack, 1928-1938, Howard K. Linger, Donald F. Isaacson & Kenneth Moore (Agents, Colorado) f. 54 Boom, 1932-1934


B. 03 f. 1 Borderland, 1926-1939 f. 2 Boston Fair, 1941-1943 f. 3 Bostwar, 1941-1942 f. 4 Botanic, 1930-1941 f. 5 Bradleys Boy, 1926-1930, J.N. Rathbun (Agent, Kansas) f. 6 Bramstar, 1931-1937 f. 7 Breezy Bill, 1942-1945 f. 8 Breezy Player, 1946-1948 f. 9 Brilliant Jester, 1925-1932, H.I. Lawrence (Agent, S. Dakota) f. 10 Bristol, 1931-1939, F.R. Barthold (Agent, S. Dakota) f. 11 Broad Silk, 1929-1941 f. 12 Brookland, 1921-1923, Mr. Ed. McCarty (Agent, Wyoming) f. 13 Brother Batch, 1925-1929 f. 14 Bruberry, 1942-1946 f. 15 Buckthorn, 1936-1938 f. 16 Budlure, 1942-1944 f. 17 Bulletin, 1934-1935, Hunter Clarkson (Agent, New Mexico) f. 18 Bunty, 1931-1944 f. 19 Burning Glass, 1931-1943 f. 20 Burning Blaze, 1939-1940 f. 21 Bushnell Lad, 1923-1928, Mr. Foss (Agent, Wyoming) f. 22 By Hisself, 1934-1938 f. 23 Cabildo, 1932-1946 f. 24 Camas King, 1941-1943 f. 25 Candy Stick, 1928-1931 f. 26 Canyon, 1926-1927, Mr. J.P. Hedges & Sons (Agent, Montana) f. 27 Captain Alcock, 1932-1937, Earl H. Kratzer (Agent, Colorado) f. 28 Captain Mosie, 1929-1935 f. 29 Carlton G, 1921-1925 f. 30 Carmelus, 1942-1946, J.O. Allen (Agent, Kansas) f. 31 Caro, 1929-1935 f. 32 Cattall, 1934-1939 f. 33 Celtic Lad, 1943-1944 f. 34 Celtney, 1923-1928 f. 35 Ceramic, 1921-1923, Mr. Jack Elliott (Agent, Wyoming) f. 36 Cerulean, 1928-1929 f. 37 Champ De Mars, 1931-1932 f. 38 Chappaqua Jr., 1922-1935, V.G. Harrington (Agent, New Mexico) f. 39 Chariot, 1931-1944 f. 40 Charlemagne, 1931-1936, R.D. Aldridge Bozeman (Agent, Montana) f. 41 Chas. Edward, 1921-1928 f. 42 Check Signal, 1940-1945 f. 43 Checko, 1924-1928 f. 44 Cherry King, 1935-1937


B. 04 f. 1 Chico, 1942-1943, Walter Witt (Agent, Colorado) f. 2 Chief Lally, 1923-1924 f. 3 Chileula, 1942-1943 f. 4 Choral Sand, 1945-1946 f. 5 Clansman, 1926-1931 f. 6 Clonsilla, 1939-1942 f. 7 Cockalorum, 1933-1945 f. 8 Cockney, 1929-1930, Floyd Lotspeich (Agent, Nebraska) f. 9 Colonel Orrie, 1938-1942 f. 10 Colonel Rivers, 1935-1943 f. 11 Combustor, 1926-1936 f. 12 Comic, 1936-1941, Ralph Drennan (Agent, Kansas) f. 13 Commissioner Cahill, 1930-1931 f. 14 Consort, 1926-1928, Mr. Fred D. Beltner (Agent, Nebraska) f. 15 Corindy, 1945-1946 f. 16 Coot II, 1932-1933, Hiram M. Dow (Agent, New Mexico) f. 17 Coq Ola, 1943-1945 f. 18 Coventry, 1931-1945, H.J. Wiescamp & L.S. Holman (Agents, Colorado) f. 19 Coverwood, 1931-1942, Artin Riddle (Agent Iowa) f. 20 Crack O’Day, 1941-1942 f. 21 Cranford, 1938-1942 f. 22 Creeper, 1937-1941 f. 23 Curzad, 1920-1925 f. 24 Curfew, 1925-1928 f. 25 Custas, 1932-1933 f. 26 Czardom, 1926-1930, Charles L. Anderson (Agent, Montana) f. 27 Daimyo, 1932-1936 f. 28 Dakota Maid, 1942-1943 f. 29 Dakota Note, 1933-1943 f. 30 Dalajo, 1926-1930 f. 31 Dan Bunty, 1934-1935 f. 32 Dan Henry, 1932-1937, C.D. McCauley & William R. Bourdon (Agents, Arizona) f. 33 Danby, 1927-1938, Ray Slane (Agent, Colorado) f. 34 Danour, 1932-1937 f. 35 Dark Friar, 1923-1925, Earl H. Maye (Agent Wyoming) f. 36 Dark Jest, 1927-1930 f. 37 Dark Mystery, 1932-1934, Earl F. Marsh (Agent Wyoming) f. 38 Dark Winter, 1938-1946 f. 39 Dashalong, 1940-1947 f. 40 Dear Brutus, 1926-1927 f. 41 Defense, 1921-1923, Lester Swink (Colorado) f. 42 Defense Act, 1942-1944 f. 43 Delarious, 1929-1934, J. Bland Catlett (Agent, Montana) f. 44 Delaware, 1921-1922, Chas. D. Carey (Agent Wyoming) f. 45 Delmor, 1927-1934, Jae T. McKinney (Agent, Arizona) f. 46 Delwyn, Dates not given


f. 47 Denny Cooney, 1929-1937 f. 48 Denmark Morgan, 1937-1941 f. 49 Desperate, 1922-1934, Mrs. Annie Esche (Agent Colorado) Box. 05 f. 1 Despot, 1927-1940, O.H. Franks (Agent New Mexico) f. 2 Devil Dog, 1928-1932, T. F. Arnold (Agent, Nebraska) f. 3 Dewey, 1921-1923, Mr. R.F. Hanks (Agent Montana) f. 4 Dinter, 1928-1931 f. 5 Divine Kan, 1944-1946 f. 6 Dix Fois, 1942-1943 f. 7 Don, 1929-1943, R.H. Morton (Agent Nebraska) f. 8 Don McKinley, 1921-1928 f. 9 Don Ricardo, 1929-1930 f. 10 Donacare, 1942-1946 f. 11 Donday, 1926-1929 f. 12 Don Dude, 1923-1928 f. 13 Dorothy Dan, 1944-1945 f. 14 Dorothy Marie, 1933-1943 f. 15 Douai, 1924-1939 f. 16 Double Pay, 1931-1934 f. 17 Douglass, 1922-1934 f. 18 Dozeless, 1936-1944 f. 19 Dr. J.P. O’Connell, 1930-1943 f. 20 Dr. Swartz, 1926-1935, Chas. Kirley (Agent S. Dakota) f. 21 Dr. Willis, 1925-1926 f. 22 Dreamer, 1926-1930 f. 23 Dress Ship, 1932-1943 f. 24 Drowsy Waters, 1936-1942 f. 25 Dry Moon, 1929-1933, J.L. Chamberlain (Agent Nebraska) f. 26 Dude Hudson, 1921-1932, Walter Duncan (Agent Kansas) f. 27 Duke of Ormond, 1921-1922 f. 28 Duna, 1938-1941 f. 29 Dutch Beau, 1938-1945 f. 30 Duval, 1921-1925 f. 31 Ecstasy, 1944-1945 f. 32 Ed Stone, 1921-1924 f. 33 Eight O Four, 1932-1943 f. 34 El Dinero 2d, 1924-1932,Malcolm Aye (Agent Kansas) f. 35 El Sabok, 1925-1926 f. 36 Elkwood, 1924-1927 f. 37 Endeavor, 1941-1942 f. 38 Enduring, 1933-1934 f. 39 Energy, 1932-1942 f. 40 Epinique, 1937-1938, Donald F. Isaacson (Agent Colorado) f. 41 Epiphanes, 1922-1927 f. 42 Erin Lou, 1946-1947


f. 43 Escovar, 1920-1932 f. 44 Esperalid, 1927-1943 f. 45 Ethel D., Not Bred (Olympic Horse) f. 46 Eton Rambler, 1923-1934, M.H. Norman (Agent Montana) f. 47 Evan, 1936-1938, K. K. Henness (Agent Arizona) f. 48 Exhilaration, no breeding record, Don Gilmore (Agent Colorado) f. 49 Eyebrow, 1925-1926, P.H. Grennan (Agent Michigan) f. 50 Fahid, 1925-1940 Box. 06 f. 1 Fair Rochester, 1939-1944 f. 2 Fair Wind, 1936-1937 f. 3 Faris, 1926-1935, J.E. Davenport (Agent New Mexico) f. 4 Father Rock, 1927-1938, J.J. Kikel (Agent Colorado) f. 5 Fayette C., 1921-1924, Edgar Watts (Agent New Mexico) f. 6 Federal, 1930-1938, Wayne T. Jones (Agent Colorado) f. 7 Fenek V, 1946-1947 f. 8 Fenek V-1, 1946-1947 f. 9 Ferole, G.F. 1923-1924 f. 10 Fire Chief, 1930-1940 f. 11 Fiddlefit, 1940-1943 f. 12 Field Officer, 1942-1944 f. 13 Fighting Joe, 1930-1941, Clement Hendricks (Agent New Mexico) f. 14 Figuration, 1926-1934, Frank E. Lawrence (Agent Wyoming) f. 15 Fervor, 1933-1943, Earl H. Kratzer (Agent Colorado) f. 16 Firedog, 1929-1930, F.C. Kimble (Agent Arizona) f. 17 Firing Point, 1943-1944 f. 18 Firthcliffe, 1922-1926 f. 19 Fitzgibbon, 1929-1942, Mrs. Hazel O’Reilly (Agent Wyoming) & L.G. Irion (Agent Montana) f. 20 Fitz Robinson, no breeding record f. 21 Fitzmerry, 1943-1944 f. 22 Fitzsylvia, 1942-1943 f. 23 Flag of Truce, 1929-1930 f. 24 Flashalong, 1944-1946, Walter A. Moore (Agent Colorado) f. 25 Flechazo, 1943-1944 f. 26 Flowerful, 1929-1934, S.B. Strang (Agent Colorado) f. 27 Flying Puritan, no breeding record f. 28 Fogabala, 1943-1944 f. 29 Forced March, 1939-1944 f. 30 Forest Play, 1941-1942 f. 31 Fort Keogh, 1926-1934, Frank E. Lawrence (Agent Wyoming) f. 32 Forty Winks, 1947-1948 f. 33 Freda 2nd, 1928-1938 f. 34 Fredericktown, 1926-1934, John, F. White (Agent Colorado) f. 35 Free Hand, 1927-1936, Sam Dick (Agent Arizona) f. 36 French Canadian, 1927-1934, Charles Sullivan (Agent New Mexico) f. 37 Friar’s Cowl, 1924-1939


f. 38 Friar Dixon, 1923-1928, Malcolm S. Major (Agent New Mexico) f. 39 Frisco Kid, 1939-1943 f. 40 Fun Maker, 1929-1930 f. 41 Gadar, 1924-1937, Mrs. R.P. Thurston (Agent Arizona) f. 42 Gamli, 1925-1930 f. 43 Ganawood, 1926-1932 f. 44 Gay Laddie, 1933-1934, F.W. Lee (Agent New Mexico) f. 45 Gebhat Al Nour, 1925-1942 Box. 07 f. 1 General Grant, 1932-1938, W.P. Hinman (Agent Colorado) f. 2 General Hadley, 1922-1927 f. 3 General Haig, 1925-1934 f. 4 General Parth, 1938-1941 f. 5 Ghayr, 1926-1941 f. 6 Giblon, 1932-1933, M.P. Renfroe (Agent New Mexico) f. 7 Give Away, 1943-1944 f. 8 Glaisdale, 1921-1924 f. 9 Glen De Jarnette, 1924-1935 f. 10 Glenrock, 1935-1944 f. 11 Glentilt, 1920-1925, Forrest Dunning (Agent Montana) f. 12 Gold Bug, 1927-1938 f. 13 G.M. Miller, 1922-1928 f. 14 Gold Trail, 1938-1939 f. 15 Golden Boss, 1931-1934 f. 16 Golden Dust, 1934-1940 f. 17 Golden Fagot, 1931-1939, Clement Hendricks (Agent New Mexico) f. 18 Golden Opportunity, 1934-1939 f. 19 Golden Racket, 1932-1943 f. 20 Gonzalo, 1921-1923 f. 21 Good Star, 1939-1941, Cleo Jack (Agent Colorado) f. 22 Goracta, 1943-1944 f. 23 Gordon Russell, 1921-1937 f. 24 Governor Of Orleans, 1922-1929 f. 25 Grain De Café, no breeding record f. 26 Granary, 1929-1943, Les Gardner (Agent Utah) f. 27 Gray Hat, 1938-1943 f. 28 Green Palms, 1935-1945 f. 29 Grenadier II, 1927-1928 f. 30 Grey Friar, 1940-1943 f. 31 Grey Hill, 1932-1933 f. 32 Guest Of Honor, 1930-1940 f. 33 Guilsborough, no breeding record f. 34 H.T. Waters, 1925-1926, Ben Hall, Taiban & DeBaca County (Agents New Mexico) f. 35 Half Pint, 1929-1931 f. 36 Half Rock, 1924-1930 f. 37 Hall Mark, 1924-1926


f. 38 Hamilkar, 1929-1938 f. 39 Hampson, 1928-1929, R.D. Salisbury (Agent Colorado) f. 40 Harbinger, 1929-1931 f. 41 Hardwood, 1926-1934, J.G. Boissevain (Agent Montana) f. 42 Hardy Jim, 1941-1942, Leonard Wolcott (Agent Colorado) f. 43 Hawk Jim, 1935-1938 f. 44 Heathermoon, 1921-1923, Mr. Grant Dunning (Agent Montana) f. 45 Hercynian, 1931-1943 f. 46 Herowee, 1942-1943, W.M. E. O’neill (Agent Wisconsin) f. 47 Herron, 1925-1927 f. 48 Heuvelton, no breeding record f. 49 Hi Henry, 1924-1929 f. 50 Hidalgo, 1929-1932 f. 51 High Hand, 1925-1935 f. 52 Highland Chief, 1925-1927 f. 53 Highland Lad, 1925-1934 f. 54 Hillside, 1930-1941 f. 55 Hindoo Star, 1922-1925 f. 56 Hiram, 1931-1945 f. 57 Historicus, 1925-1941, Virgel Hull (Agent Colorado) f. 58 Home Crest, 1923-1924, John F. Erdley (Agent Colorado) f. 59 Home Sweet Home, 1921-1933 f. 60 Hong Kong, 1921-1923, Mr. A.L. Campbell (Agent Wyoming) f. 61 Honi Soit, 1930-1945 f. 62 Hootch, 1927-1932 f. 63 Horma, 1941-1943 Box. 08 f. 1 Howee, no breeding record f. 2 Huffaker, 1922-1932 f. 3 Humanist, 1931-1940 f. 4 Humboldt, 1926-1938 f. 5 Husband, 1927-1928, John H. Blandford (Agent Colorado) f. 6 Hush Money, 1930-1932, Gus Nylen (Agent Wyoming) f. 7 Huxter, 1922-1927 f. 8 I’ll Get By, 1932-1946 f. 9 Ibn Zaid, 1930-1942, Mrs. Essie M. Shepperd (Agent Colorado) f. 10 Impropriety, 1930-1940 f. 11 Indian Lament, 1937-1940 f. 12 Indian Name, 1942-1943, George C. Fox (Agent Nebraska) f. 13 Indian Sky, no breeding record f. 14 Indian Star, 1934-1942 f. 15 Indian Trail, 1926-1927 f. 16 Infidox, 1941-1942 f. 17 Ingleton, 1930-1940,James Cummings (Agent Colorado) f. 18 Interrogator, 1943-1944 f. 19 Inver Maid, 1935-1943


f. 20 Invergarry, no breeding record f. 21 Irish, 1932-1942 f. 22 Irish Dancer, 1922-1934, George S. Hesse (Agent Wyoming) f. 23 Irish Holiday, 1931-1939 f. 24 Irish King, 1927-1945 f. 25 Irish Mick, 1936-1946 f. 26 Irish Wake, 1939-1941 f. 27 Ironwood, 1929-1930 f. 28 Jack, no breeding record f. 29 Jack Beyond, no breeding record f. 30 Jack Stuart, 1921-1924, Warren Brewster (Agent Montana) f. 31 Janissary, 1921-1924, Clarence Parrott (Agent Colorado) f. 32 Jasper, 1927-1928 f. 33 Jedran, 1935-1939 f. 34 Jendolan, no breeding record f. 35 Jennie War, 1934-1942 f. 36 Jim Colito, 1935-1936, H.B. Emery (Agent Wyoming) f. 37 Jim Robin, 1934-1943 f. 38 Jineill, 1932-1944 f. 39 Jingo, 1923-1926 f. 40 Job, no breeding record f. 41 John S. Mosby, 1930-1940 f. 42 John S. Reardon, 1925-1928, Mr. Frank L. Yoder (Agent Wyoming) f. 43 John W. Weber, 1930-1931, Floyd Konkright (Agent Montana) f. 44 John White, 1925-1934 f. 45 Jouett, 1927—1928, Prue Hamilton (Agent New Mexico) f. 46 Juan-Eva, 1935-1942 f. 47 Judge B. Watkins, 1924-1927 f. 48 Judicial, 1927-1939, A.J. Campbell (Agent Colorado) f. 49 Jumna, 1926-1929, Ray Pittman (Agent Montana) f. 50 Jungle Chase, 1939-1945, Paul D. Pitman (Agent Colorado) f. 51 Jupiter, 1927-1935 f. 52 “K of K”, 1926-1931 f. 53 Kaleidoscope, 1933-1942 f. 54 Kalirice, 1928-1941 f. 55 Kantar, 1941-1944 f. 56 Karachi, 1927-1932 f. 57 Katar, 1942-1943 f. 58 Kays Daughter, 1929-1940 f. 59 Keen Eye, 1926-1942, W.O. Baker (Agent Colorado) f. 60 Kehefe, 1941-1943 f. 61 Keltic, 1930-1940 f. 62 Kentucky Cardinal, 1936-1941, Chas E. Miller (Agent Colorado)


Box. 09 f. 1 Khalaf, 1935-1944 f. 2 Khalmer, 1941-1942 f. 3 Khedive 2nd, 1931-1939, L.M. Dodd & Walter P. Paepcke (Agents Colorado) f. 4 Khordad, no breeding record f. 5 Kildare Boy, 1926-1928 f. 6 Kimball, 1938-1943, G.F. Billings (Agent New Mexico) f. 7 Kind Man, 1929-1940 f. 8 King Charming, 1924-1927 f. 9 King Plaudit, 1921-1924, Louis Lindauer (Agent Colorado) f. 10 King Time, 1928-1929 f. 11 Kingling 2nd, 1920-1928, Mr. J.H. Minnick (Agent New Mexico) f. 12 Kitcat II, 1926-1939 f. 13 Knight Club, no breeding record f. 14 Kolastra, 1937-1942 f. 15 La Orb, 1926-1927 f. 16 Lad O’Mine, 1927-1934 f. 17 Langley, 1924-1937, James M. Flake (Agent Arizona) f. 18 Lady Chatterton, 1934-1944 f. 19 Laplander, 1928-1935, D.G. Kilton (Agent Colorado) f. 20 Laska, 1929-1932 f. 21 Last Call, no breeding record f. 22 Lawson, 1928-1929 f. 23 Lemonade, 1931-1935, Robert C. Edgington (Agent Montana) f. 24 Levante, 1931-1941, I.K. Westbrook (Agent New Mexico) f. 25 Liberal Lad, 1929-1942 f. 26 Libyan Sands, 1928-1934 f. 27 Light Arms, 1921-1923 f. 28 Light Beau, 1940-1943, Sherman J. Dentan (Agent Colorado) f. 29 Light Dew, 1930-1942 f. 30 Linger, 1930-1934 f. 31 Linsley, 1921-1933 f. 32 Liota, 1927-1939 f. 33 Listening Ears, 1932-1946 f. 34 Lock Loyal, no breeding record f. 35 Long Bug, 1926-1938, Robert Kirkpatrick (Agent Colorado) f. 36 Long Time, no breeding record f. 37 Longwood, 1930-1934 f. 38 Lord Martin, 1933-1934, A.K. Mitchell (Agent New Mexico) f. 39 Lord Quinton, 1930-1935 f. 40 Louisita, not bred (Olympic Horse) f. 41 Lucius, 1922-1923, Mr. Fred Bennion (Agent Oregon) f. 42 Lucknow, 1925-1926, D.C. Reynolds (Agent New Mexico) f. 43 Lucky, 1923-1926 f. 44 Lucky Arcadia, 1930-1944 f. 45 Lucky Cargo, 1940-1945, Lathrop Brothers (Agents Colorado) f. 46 Lucky D., 1930-1941, Tom D. Hall (Agent New Mexico)


f. 47 Lucky Susan, 1933-1940 f. 48 Luggage, 1933-1934, Ben Netterfield (Agent Colorado) f. 49 Luke Dillon, 1924-1935, Bruce Nimmo (Agent Wyoming) f. 50 Lupie, 1945-1946 f. 51 Lynchburg, 1922-1927, John H. Hoyt (Agent Colorado) f. 52 Macanscat, no breeding record f. 53 Mad River, 1928-1932 Box. 10 f. 1 Madder Music, 1927-1939, Sam F. Means (Agent New Mexico) f. 2 Madalid, 1926-1930 f. 3 Maid of India, 1935-1943 f. 4 Majority, 1926-1937, Sim Calley (Agent New Mexico) f. 5 Major Cullum, 1928-1942 f. 6 Makanda, 1933-1943 f. 7 Man of Honor, 1921-1923 f. 8 Manager Bill, 1937-1942, C.O. Claudin (Agent Utah) f. 9 Mancha, 1921-1923, Chas W. Parks (Agent New Mexico) f. 10 Maori Chief, 1940-1943 f. 11 Maple Prince, 1938-1943, Herbert Howarth (Agent Colorado) f. 12 Marie Russell, 1941-1944 f. 13 Mark Master, 1929-1944 f. 14 Marmaduke, 1925-1932 f. 15 Marse Hughes, 1921-1930 f. 16 Martis, 1935-1943, H.B. Mendenhall (Agent Colorado) f. 17 Marylan Lou, 1938-1943 f. 18 Matadi, 1941-1942 f. 19 Meadowbrook, 1946-1947 f. 20 Mediator, 1921-1922, Mr. Chas L. Irwin (Agent Wyoming) f. 21 Medicine Man, 1930-1931 f. 22 Meditation, 1923-1929 f. 23 Melachrino, 1931-1932 f. 24 Melvin, A.C. 1921-1923, Naegle (Agent Arizona) f. 25 Menes, 1929-1934, Roy Howard (Agent Colorado) f. 26 Menifee, 1932-1933 f. 27 Mennita, 1935-1940 f. 28 Mentada, 1930-1931, J.R. Hylton (Agent Wyoming) f. 29 Mentor, 1921-1930, C.P. Berry & Ridgeley Nicholas (Agents Wyoming) f. 30 Mentor Mick, 1934-1936 f. 31 Meredith, 1923-1926, E.U. Williams (Agent New Mexico) f. 32 Merry, 1934-1941 f. 33 Meteoress, 1930-1939 f. 34 Miami Triad, 1943-1946 f. 35 Michael Kenna, 1927-1928, Marx & Wheeler (Agent Colorado) f. 36 Midnight Watch, 1928-1945 f. 37 Military System, 1926-1928 f. 38 Mirzaia, 1941-1943


f. 39 Miss Danour, 1926-1942 f. 40 Miss Sudbury, 1934-1942 f. 41 Mistenflute, no breeding record f. 42 Modesta, 1926-1934 f. 43 Moiras Boy, 1935-1936 f. 44 Monday, 1933-1937 f. 45 Mont Kau, 1942-1944 f. 46 Monte Carlo, 1929-1930, Wilbur Thomas (Agent Colorado) f. 47 Montserrat, 1924-1930 f. 48 Moorcroft, no breeding record f. 49 Moreyes, 1931-1934, Mr. H.K. Linger (Agent Colorado) f. 50 Morse Code, 1934-1937 f. 51 Mount Beacon, 1935-1940, G.F. Billings (Agent New Mexico) Box. 11 f. 1 Mr. Kirkwood, no breeding record f. 2 Mr. Whitehall, 1939-1946, George G. Everett (Agent Colorado) f. 3 Mufti, 1932-1936 f. 4 Murdock’s Pride, 1930-1942 f. 5 Murray River, 1934-1943 f. 6 Mustard Seed, 1926-1928,Tommy Rupert (Agent New Mexico) f. 7 My Boy Friend, 1929-1946, Guy T. Smith (Agent Kansas) f. 8 Nadir, 1946-1947 f. 9 Namrid, 1922-1927 f. 10 Natchez, 1923-1929 f. 11 Navigator, 1928-1939, Ota A. Ross (Agent Colorado) f. 12 Nawfal, 1927-1930, R.P. Lamont (Agent Colorado) f. 13 Needle Gun, 1928-1934 f. 14 Neffaj, 1922-1939, R.G. Dodge (Agent Colorado) f. 15 Nicodemus, 1937-1940 f. 16 Niht, 1941-1943 f. 17 Nohant, 1922-1927 f. 18 Non Conformist, 1931-1933, Jack Dunn (Agent New Mexico) f. 19 Norborne, 1921-1922, Mr. E.F. Brace (Agent Idaho) f. 20 Norera, 1926-1940 f. 21 Norse, 1934-1942, Stanley S. Strode (Agent Colorado) f. 22 Not A Lady, no breeding record f. 23 Note Marvel, 1933-1934 f. 24 Notus, 1934-1942 f. 25 Number Three, 1932-1935 f. 26 Numide, 1936-1940 f. 27 Oakridge, 1923-1936 f. 28 O’Grady, 1943-1944 f. 29 Ocean Kist, 1937-1942 f. 30 Off Chance, 1949-1950 f. 31 Oklahoma Tom, 1923-1924, W.C. Massey (Agent New Mexico) f. 32 Old Dutch, 1933-1942


f. 33 Old Forester, 1942-1946 f. 34 Old Master, no breeding record f. 35 Old Smuggler, 1928-1930, Hal Roach (Agent Arizona) f. 36 Old Squirrel, 1929-1930 f. 37 Oley, 1929-1934, Mr. Forrest R. Stone (Agent Montana) f. 38 Olin K., 1927-1939 f. 39 Optimist, 1929-1934 f. 40 Orange Juice, 1941-1945 f. 41 Orient, 1923-1930 f. 42 Otto Friz, no breeding record f. 43 Outplay, 1932-1942, I.K. Westbrook (Agent New Mexico) f. 44 Paavo, no breeding record f. 45 Paget Creek, no breeding record f. 46 Pardner, 1923-1924, W.H. Driggers (Agent New Mexico) f. 47 Parmelee, 1929-1930, Forest R. Stone (Agent Montana) f. 48 Particular, 1932-1943 f. 49 Patches, 1926-1927, A.L. Spurlock (Agent Wyoming) f. 50 Pauper, 1931-1938, W.H. Dunn (Agent Colorado) f. 51 Peace Boy, 1930-1938, J.K. Mullen (Agent Colorado) f. 52 Peace Buddy, 1932-1942, Bernard Hopkins (Agent Colorado) f. 53 Peace Penn, 1929-1939 f. 54 Pecan, 1933-1937, E.H. Hixon (Agent Colorado) f. 55 Perchance, 1940-1946 f. 56 Perfect, 1934-1941 f. 57 Perfect Devil, 1940-1943, S.T. Grimsley (Agent Colorado) f. 58 Perkins, 1935-1936, Philmont Ranch (New Mexico) f. 59 Peter Joyce, 1931-1939, W.T. Hatton (Agent Colorado) f. 60 Peter McCue, no breeding record f. 61 Phantom Prince, 1932-1934, H.B. Fulmer (Agent Wyoming) Box. 12 f. 1 Pharaoh, 1921-1930 f. 2 Pictin, 1926-1938 f. 3 Pillory, 1932-1942, Jack Widmer (Agent Colorado) f. 4 Pillotta, 1931-1932 f. 5 Pimiento, 1922-1923, G.J. Boyle (Agent Wyoming) f. 6 Pines Emblem, 1929-1935 f. 7 Pirate Chief, 1928-1943 f. 8 Planter, 1926-1932 f. 9 Plenipotentiary, 1930-1944 f. 10 Plowshare, no breeding record f. 11 Plumb Square, 1936-1942 f. 12 Pogo, 1926-1927, Mr. C.M. O’Donel (Agent New Mexico) f. 13 Poppycock, 1924-1929 f. 14 Powerful, 1940-1942 f. 15 Prepare Away, 1926-1928 f. 16 Presage, 1933-1938


f. 17 Pretty Sweeper, no breeding record f. 18 Prime Minister, 1931-1932 f. 19 Prince Barton, 1932-1937 f. 20 Prince Pan, 1931-1942 f. 21 Princess Pulaski, 1939-1942 f. 22 Projectile, 1936-1941 f. 23 Propus, 1930-1933 f. 24 Protection, 1930-1937 f. 25 Prudential, 1922-1924, Mr. A.S. Dean (Agent Colorado) f. 26 Pugnacious, 1931-1942 f. 27 Punjab, 1929-1930, De Baca Jr. (Agent New Mexico) f. 28 Pyx, Mr. 1926-1927, J.H. Minnick (Agent New Mexico) f. 29 R. Choice, 1935-1940 f. 30 Rabbaz, 1924-1937 f. 31 Ragia, 1941-1943 f. 32 Raja Al Mustakbol, 1925-1926, Miss Edna Haywood (Agent Montana) f. 33 Ralco, 1931-1932 f. 34 Ralet, 1944-1945 f. 35 Rancocas, 1924-1927 f. 36 Raphia, 1928-1937 f. 37 Rapid Carrier, 1941-1942 f. 38 Rapidity, 1934-1939 f. 39 Rasselas, 1931-1940 f. 40 Red Bug, 1937-1947 f. 41 Red Duchess, 1939-1940 f. 42 Red Easter, 1930-1931 f. 43 Red Stuart, 1932-1942 f. 44 Red Tomahawk, 1927-1934, Van Tuyl Brothers (Agents Colorado) f. 45 Reflector, 1933-1936, Karl LIndauer (Agent Colorado) f. 46 Refrigerator, 1947-1948 f. 47 Remolino, no breeding record, f. 48 Reno Alve, 1929-1930, W.S. Crousen (Agent New Mexico) f. 49 Reno Hester, 1940-1942 f. 50 Reno Kapok, 1938-1941, J. Frank Grubb (Agent Colorado) f. 51 Reno Knockout, 1939-1946 f. 52 Reno Latona, 1941-1944 f. 53 Reno Laughter, no records f. 54 Reno Linette, 1941-1944 f. 55 Reno Link, no breeding record, Barton C. Mossman (Agent New Mexico) f. 56 Reno Lofty, 1941-1943 f. 57 Reno Luna, 1941-1942 f. 58 Reno Lusty, 1940-1944 f. 59 Reno Magic, 1941-1946 f. 60 Reno Major, 1941-1942, T.F. McConnell (Agent Colorado) f. 61 Reno Pom Pom, 1944-1946 f. 62 Rep, 1924-1931 f. 63 Retrospect, 1941-1944


f. 64 Reviewer, 1931-1938 f. 65 Ribal, 1923-1937, R.T. Wilson (Agent Arizona) f. 66 Richmond Choice, 1921-1933 f. 67 Rieghloch, 1934-1944, D.W. Yeakel (Agent Colorado) Box. 13 f. 1 Rifnetta, no breeding records f. 2 Rigel, no breeding records f. 3 Rigolo, 1927-1941, Gilbert H. Hutchins (Agent Colorado) f. 4 Rob, 1925-1926, J.H. Minnick (Agent New Mexico) f. 5 Roband, 1924-1931 f. 6 Robber Baron, 1938-1943 f. 7 Robert Kay, 1921-1923 f. 8 Robert Mandel, 1929-1942, C.E. Miller (Agent Colorado) f. 9 Robbia Della, 1924-1934 f. 10 Robinson Boy, no breeding record f. 11 Rockledge, 1926-1930, J.E. Shaw (Agent Montana) f. 12 Rockwood, 1925-1929 f. 13 Rock Heather, no breeding record f. 14 Rococo, 1922-1936 f. 15 Rodan, 1924-1925 f. 16 Rolling Rock, 1926-1935, Louis R. Higby (Agent Colorado) f. 17 Romanesque, 1924-1946 f. 18 Rome Haul, no breeding record f. 19 Rose Morse, 1943-1944 f. 20 Rosin, 1925-1928 f. 21 Royal Durbar, 1939-1943, E.H. Hixon (Agent Colorado) f. 22 Royal Ease, 1928-1943, Mrs. Claire N. Webb (Agent Arizona) f. 23 Royal Jester, 1923-1936, C.W. Burnham (Agent New Mexico) f. 24 Royal Light, 1931-1932 f. 25 Rugby, 1931-1932 f. 26 Russmaid, 1942-1943 f. 27 Russmor, no breeding record f. 28 Rustem, 1927-1937, Ney C. Galway (Agent New Mexico) f. 29 Saga Fow, 1929-1943 f. 30 Sageboys, 1932-1943 f. 31 Sam Frank, 1924-1927, W.E. Myrick (Agent New Mexico) f. 32 Sam Tangle, 1921-1923, Mr. Wm. Lambert (Agent Oregon) f. 33 Sam’s Boy, 1921-1922, Mr. C. Snelling (Agent Oregorn) f. 34 Sam Marcus, 1924-1932 f. 35 Sand Bed, 1920-1929 f. 36 Sandy May, no breeding record f. 37 Sands Of Time, 1923-1936, E.H. Grant (Agent Colorado) f. 38 Saranan, 1926-1940, R.W. McDonald (Agent Colorado) f. 39 Saratoga, 1921-1923, Alvin J. Irion (Agent Montana) f. 40 Sargon, 1927-1932, Don Roberts (Agent Wyoming) f. 41 Sasper, 1928-1941


f. 42 Saxopal, no breeding record f. 43 Sazerac, no breeding record f. 44 Scamp, 1927-1941 f. 45 Scamp’s Pride, 1942-1943 f. 46 Scamper Home, 1941-1944 f. 47 Scarlet Prince, 1930-1942 f. 48 Scat, 1929-1941 f. 49 Scot Free, 1933-1941, Paul Woofter (Agent New Mexico) f. 50 Scotsman, 1930-1939 f. 51 Scout Master, 1939-1946 f. 52 Seabright, 1931-1932 f. 53 Sea Prince, 1925-1926 f. 54 Sea Romance, 1934-1939 f. 55 Sebastian, 1928-1941 Box. 14 f. 1 Secret Greetings, 1924-1943 f. 2 Semper, 1925-1930 f. 3 Senalado, 1932-1935 f. 4 Senator Knox, 1939-1940 f. 5 Senorita Anita, 1927-1938 f. 6 Shawnee, 1932-1938 f. 7 Sheridan, 1933-1934 f. 8 Shillelagh II, 1932-1933 f. 9 Shoestring, 1932-1941 f. 10 Shower of Roses, 1931-1943 f. 11 Sidereal, 1925-1934 f. 12 Silent Moments, 1933-1943 f. 13 Simon Gallop, 1922-1934 f. 14 Sims, 1931-1932, Ed McEuen (Agent Arizona) f. 15 Sir Ally, no breeding record f. 16 Sir Bud, 1939-1940 f. 17 Sir Charles, 1925-1926, Mr. E.F. Marsh (Agent Montana) f. 18 Sir Stuart, 1927-1928, W.B. Spear (Agent Montana) f. 19 Sir Tristam, 1933-1944 f. 20 Sitar, 1925-1933 f. 21 Skipton, 1941-1944 f. 22 Skyraker, 1924-1931 f. 23 Slambang, 1932-1933 f. 24 Snap Dragon, 1923-1930 f. 25 Snug Harbor, 1935-1938 f. 26 Socialist, 1927-1939, Joe Calloway (Agent Colorado) f. 27 Solar Hawk, 1941-1943 f. 28 Solid Chance, no breeding record f. 29 Soggarth Aroon, 1927-1943, Deward Woodard (Agent Utah) f. 30 Son John, 1926-1927, Mr. M.C. Foster (Agent Wyoming) f. 31 Son O’Wind, 1921-1924


f. 32 Son Of Fortune, 1929-1930 f. 33 Brood Mare, Not Bred f. 34 Song Hit, 1936-1941, Marshall Peavy (Agent Colorado) f. 35 Soothsayer, 1922-1929 f. 36 Sooty Pat, 1949-1950 f. 37 Southern Cross, 1929-1935 f. 38 Spanish Title, 1938-1941 f. 39 Sparhawk, 1923-1929 f. 40 Spearpoint, no breeding record f. 41 Spirit River, no breeding record f. 42 Splendor II, 1930-1931, Stuart Stirling (Agent New Mexico) f. 43 Stalstar, no breeding record f. 44 Stamp Act, 1933-1944 f. 45 Star Hampton, 1927-1935, Victor L. Riley (Agent Colorado) f. 46 Starab, 1938-1944 f. 47 Stars And Bars, 1932-1945, W.H. Secrest (Agent Nebraska) f. 48 Start, 1930-1934, Foster Scott (Agent Wyoming) f. 49 Stimulation, 1934-1944 f. 50 Stony Point, 1924-1929 f. 51 Stormy Dawn, 1934-1937 f. 52 Stormy Port, 1930-1935 f. 53 Straight Home, 1925-1927, C.F. Cusack (Agent Colorado) f. 54 Straw Bonnet, 1933-1943 f. 55 Suburban, 1925-1940 f. 56 Sullivan Trail, 1931-1940 f. 57 Sully, 1925-1941 f. 58 Sultry, 1937-1945 f. 59 Sun Broom, 1931-1935 f. 60 Sun Edwin, 1938-1945, J.J. Cooper (Agent South Dakota) f. 61 Sunfire, 1933-1937 f. 62 Suns Way, 1931-1946, James M. Neal (Agent Colorado) f. 63 Surana, 1941-1943 f. 64 Survivor, 1927-1930 f. 65 Sustainer, no breeding record f. 66 Sweeping Star, 1933-1934 f. 67 Sweet Charity, 1938-1944 f. 68 Sweet Hand, 1934-1943 f. 69 Swing Loose, 1921-1930 f. 70 Sylvia Mede, 1934-1943 Box. 15 f. 1 Tad H, 1923-1925, Robert P. Lamont (Agent Colorado) f. 2 Tangara, 1928-1935 f. 3 Tantris, 1928-1932, Ernest C. Miller (Agent Montana) f. 4 Tenderfoot, 1923-1926, Mausfield Dunning (Agent Montana) f. 5 The Creole, 1928-1940 f. 6 The Dictator, 1926-1931


f. 7 The Greek, no breeding record f. 8 The Macnab, 1924-1929 f. 9 Theo Fay, 1930-1932, Tommy Rupert (Agent New Mexico) f. 10 Thistledon, 1921-1926, Roy H. Pittman (Agent Montana) f. 11 Tiff, 1926-1936, Cecil Moore (Agent New Mexico) f. 12 Tiger Cream, not bred f. 13 Tiger Gloss, 1929-1945, Laurence E. West (Agent Ruleton, Kansas) & Guy T. Smith (Agent St. Francis, Kansas) f. 14 Tijanice T, 1939-1942 f. 15 Time, 1923-1928 f. 16 Titan, 1929-1934 f. 17 Titus, 1933-1944 f. 18 Tom McTaggart, 1924-1935 f. 19 Tom Prendergast, 1921-1923, Jack Elliot (Agent Wyoming) f. 20 Tomahawk, 1929-1931, Roy H. Pittman (Agent Montana) f. 21 Tomerry, 1941-1943 f. 22 Toney Boots, 1941-1945 f. 23 Tote, 1933-1941 f. 24 Toteaster, no breeding record f. 25 Totem, 1934-1936, H.D. Mitchell (Agent New Mexico) f. 26 Toteve, 1941-1944 f. 27 Townsend Boy, 1941-1946 f. 28 Traleta, 1932-1943 f. 29 Trailolka, 1938-1944 f. 30 Trophy, 1927-1928 f. 31 Troublesome, 1921-1923, Greely Hughes (Agent Wyoming) f. 32 Tubac, 1943-1944, John D. Chapman (Agent Utah) f. 33 Turf God, 1934-1941, Joe Calloway (Agent Colorado) f. 34 Two Trails, no breeding record f. 35 U574, no breeding record f. 36 Ulysses, 1941-1944, Leo Light (Agent Colorado) f. 37 Uncertain, 1930-1931 f. 38 Uncle Sand, 1925-1929 f. 39 Uncle Wiggly, 1931-1932, Sam F. Means (Agent New Mexico) f. 40 Underwriter, 1926-1930, Frank Horton (Agent Wyoming) f. 41 Unuttered, not bred f. 42 Upsalquitch, 1932-1933 f. 43 Vanquish, 1936-1942 f. 44 Vez, 1937-1945 f. 45 Village Sport, 1935-1945, Creighton Brown (Agent Kansas) f. 46 Vimont, 1933-1943, Walter P. Paepcke (Agent Colorado) f. 47 Vino, 1942-1944 f. 48 Vito, 1936-1942 f. 49 Vonair, W.H. Dunn (Agent Colorado) f. 50 Wagtail, 1930-1946, Tom Currier (Agent Colorado) f. 51 Waif, 1928-1939, Leo Light (Agent Colorado) f. 52 Walahalla, 1927-1934, Reginald Sinclaire (Agent Colorado)


f. 53 Wampum, 1925-1926 f. 54 War Burden, 1939-1940 Box. 16 f. 1 War Instigator, 1933-1943 f. 2 War Note, 1922-1934 f. 3 War Pennant, 1923-1928, Mark E. Valdez (Agent Wyoming) f. 4 Wars End, 1925-1934, Clark Brothers (Agent Colorado) f. 5 Wars End, 1934-1935 f. 6 Washakie, 1930-1934 f. 7 Wave Of Eire, 1923-1938, S.A. Passey (Agent Arizona) f. 8 Weenie B, 1938-1943 f. 9 Welsh Broom, 1932-1934, W.A. Heap (Agent New Mexico) f. 10 Westerman, 1924-1928, Frank Billings (Agent New Mexico) f. 11 White Seal, 1930-1940, Milton L. White (Agent Colorado) f. 12 White Tie, 1938-1939 f. 13 Wigstone, 1932-1933 f. 14 Wild Tint, 1935-1940 f. 15 Winning Grouch, no breeding record f. 16 Winning His Way, 1929-1930, Forrest R. Stone (Agent Montana) f. 17 Winter Mist, no breeding record f. 18 Woodthrush, 1924-1927 f. 19 Wyoming, 1924-1931, Blaney Ranch (Agent Colorado) f. 20 Yo Peudo, 1924-1926, J.E. Bloom (Agent New Mexico) f. 21 Yurugari, 1921-1927 f. 22 Zados, 1925-1926 f. 23 Zembrod, O.C. 1932-1933, Tingley (Agent Montana) f. 24 Zenith, 1921-1922 f. 25 Zeus II, 1928-1942 f. 26 Zeus Laddie, 1925-1934, W.B. Spear (Agent Montana) f. 27 Zev, 1925-1927 f. 28 Zewa, no breeding record f. 29 Zurich, 1931-1936 SERIES TWO CONTINUED AGENT FILES, 1930-1950 (organized by name of agent, alphabetical order by last name, location, dates, and horse(s)) Box 1 f. 1 Allison, C. A., Weston, WY, 1932-1937, T.B. Tuskegee f. 2 Anderson, Alvin, Avance, SD, 1942-1946, Wood Prince f. 3 Annear, J. Wilbur, Mills City, MT, 1941-1946, Jedran and Mazeppa f. 4 Armington, William, Content, MT, 1943-1946, Cock Robinson f. 5 Badgett, Kirk, Ashland, MT, 1937-1942, Spirit River and Spanish Title f. 6 Bath, Earl, Laramie, WY, 1936-1942, Berrilsand and Loradale f. 7 Bearry, Clarence, Fort Pierre, SD, 1942-1947, Ever, Reno Lusty, Rescate


f. 8 Berry, C.P., Recluse, WY, 1931-1940, Robinson Boy, Sageboys, Trailham f. 9 Blackford, A.M., Piniele, MT, 1934-1942, Mistenflute, Vez, General Parth f. 10 Blackner, Reuben Dr., Lyman, WY, 1940-1941, Granary f. 11 Boggs, George, Ekalaka, MT, 1932-1933, Mistenflute f. 12 Boissevain, J.G., Greenough, MT, 1930-1942, Hardwood, Saga Fow, Anotherone f. 13 Bradshaw, Joe, Locate, MT, 1940-1943, Cock Robinson f. 14 Brickley, Henry, Piedmont, SD, 1929-1930, Don, Pharaoh, The All American f. 15 Briggs, Harold, Mckinnan, WY, 1936-1943, Better Still, J.G. Bickel f. 16 Brinton, Richard K., Libby, MT, 1946-1947, Wood Prince f. 17 Brock, L.D., Buffalo, WY, 1944-1945, Dakota Note, Golden Bee f. 18 Buechle, Otto, Valentine, NE, 1944-1947, AANAD f. 19 Burke, V.W., Aberdeen, SD, 1944-1945, Vino f. 20 Butler, F.O., Hot Srpings, SD, 1931-1937, War Note, Mark Master, Irish Holiday, Stars and Bars f. 21 Butterfield, Ivan, Pawnee City, NE, 1941-1947, Old Master, Toteaster f. 22 Byerly, Vurn O., Cheyenne, WY, 1946, Acropolis f. 23 Byrne, Leslie C., Piedmont, WY, 1934-1936, Olin K f. 24 Carmichael, James L., Coal Springs, SD, 1947, I’ll Get By f. 25 Chaffee, Francis, Union Center, SD, 1944-1947, Johnnycake f. 26 Cline, W.L., Manhattan, MT, 1943-1944, Reno Knockout f. 27 Connor, Tom, Melrose, MT, 1943-1944, Dakota Note f. 28 Cooksley, Leo C., Berwyn, NE, 1946-1947, Barbaritan, Lutaf f. 29 Cooper, J.J., Sturgis, SD, 1943-1947, Minesweeper f. 30 Cusker, Roy, Oswego, MT, 1940-1944, Kind Carl f. 31 Daily, Eben, Ashland, MT, 1936-1941, Long Time, Makanda f. 32 Dalton, Ernest, Cowley, WY, 1944-1947, Tickwood f. 33 Davis, B.F., Laramie, WY, 1940-1941, Sageboys f. 34 Davis, Cecil L., Lost Cabin, WY, 1943, Budlure f. 35 Deerlodge Farms Co., Stambaugh, V.G., Deerlodge, Montana, 1941-1943, Silver Lip f. 36 Dolve, Samuel H., Fessenden, ND, 1940, Bo McMillan f. 37 Doorty, John C., Ovando, MT, 1940-1941, Silver Lip f. 38 Doyle, James I., Rapid City, SD, 1944-1945, Algernon f. 39 Duffy, Elwood, Long Pine, NE, 1935-1942, Jinam, Hold Easy f. 40 Dunning, Forrest, Rosebud, MT, 1941-1944, Makanda f. 41 Dutton, Harry, Strool, SD, 1946, Cooper Chief f. 42 Eaton, WM., Wolf, WY, 1936-1945, Humanist, Robinson Boy, Big Light Gallant Snow f. 43 Edenfield, Ray, Casper, WY, 1945-1946, Friar Dolan f. 44 Edmonson, E.E., Great Falls, MT, 1932-1939, Ellanglock, Cock Robinson f. 45 Erbele, John, Lehr, ND, 1944-1946, Koluna, Old Reb f. 46 Essex, Howard, Livington, MT, 1944-1945, Bonneville f. 47 Ettles, Alfred, Ipswich, SD, 1941-1943, Honi Soit f. 48 Fife, Alex, Evanston, WY, 1942-1943, Aldeano f. 49 Fitch, N.M., Echeta, WY, 1938-1943, Listening Ears f. 50 Fixen, Lewis M., Parkman, WY, 1937-1941, Snug Harbor, Particular f. 51 Fogh, Nels, Strool, SD, 1934-1943, Old Dutch, Dark Hero


f. 52 Fordyce, Allen O., Sheridan, MY, 1937-1942, Blue Ash, Stalstar, Forest Play, Pas De Calais II f. 53 Forrester, Roy W., Dillon, MT, 1941-1945, Rich Phil, Dozeless f. 54 Fort Berthold Indian Agency, Elbowoods, ND, 1931-1933, Sully, Admiral Bayly, Raphia f. 55 Fowler, John L., Painter, WY, 1940-1943, Pay Check f. 56 Fox, George C., Bayard, NE, 1944-1947, Indian Name, Santouri Box 2 f. 1 Frame, D.G., Reliance, SD, 1923-1943, Kaleidoscope, Quick Devil, Ever, Lady Chemist, Bonnie Bird, War Note f. 2 Fridy, S.N., White River, SD, 1942, Grand Vizier f. 3 Gaibler, Fred C., Eustis, NE, 1944, Khalaf f. 4 Gallatin, Goelet, Big Horn, WY, 1934-1939, Chief John, Chinook f. 5 Gierke, H.F. Jr., Watford City, ND, 1942-1945, Barrons f. 6 Glenn, C.T., Kirby, MT, 1939-1942, Hamilkar, Magyar f. 7 Goodwin, C.D., Shell, WY, 1940-1943, Hercynian f. 8 Grace, Tony, West Yellowstone, MT, 1932-1942, Adanor, Sasper f. 9 Graff, Leslie, Johnstown, NE, 1941-1944, Lucky Arcadia f. 10 Graham, C.T. & Son, Ellsworth, NE, 1945-1946, Jack Beyond f. 11 Grantier, Lewis, Banks, ND, 1932-1939, Bramstar, Pugnacious f. 12 Hagenbarth, D.V., Reichle, MT, 1926-1935, El Primo, Stepson, Bunga Buck, Big Spring f. 13 Haley, James L., Sturgis, SD, 1944-1946, Johnnycake f. 14 Hall, Ernest, Gillette, WY, 1940-1944, Sir Bud, Porterdi f. 15 Harbaugh, Carl, Jordan, MT, 1945, Fairmaster f. 16 Harman, Walter J., Newell, SD, 1942-1945, sir Herade f. 17 Harms, Donald E., Simeon, NE, 1942-1947, Field Officer, Mont Kau, Oczeret f. 18 Harrison, William Henry, Dayton, WY, 1940-1942, Blackfoot 2nd f. 19 Helvey, R.T., Sheridan, WY, 1941-1946, Gold Bug, Bewithus, Dashalong f. 20 Henderson, Earl, Berg, ND, 1932-1934, Modesta f. 21 Hesselgesser, Samuel, Burwell, NE, 1942-1945, Romanesque f. 22 Hickcox, Bill, Ekalaka, MT, 1931-1932, Big Luke f. 23 Hill, Otis J., Glendive, MT, 1944, Tickwood f. 24 Hohnholz, Bud, Jelm, WY, 1941-1944, Light Dew, Prince Saxon f. 25 Holcomb, Gene, Harding, SD, 1940-1942, Esperalid f. 26 Howell, T.C., Newcastle, WY, 1936-1942, Trailham, Clonsilla f. 27 Hull, Lyle F., Gordon, NE, 1940-1942, Koluna, Alhaamed f. 28 Humphrey, Bert, White River, SD, 1937-1942, War Instigator, Pictin f. 29 Hylton, J.R., Douglas, WY, 1933-1946, Sir Barton, Above Par, Big Flag, Force March, Green Palms f. 30 Ireland, H.S., Martin, SD, 1939-1941, Dark Winter, Sully f. 31 Irion, A.J., Oliver MT, 1934-1943, Grand Vizier, Clonsilla, Sageboys f. 32 Jenks, Tom, Arvada, WY, 1944, Due North f. 33 Johnson, Ralph, Wayzata, Minn., 1945-1947, Blond Knight f. 34 Jones, A.C., Rose, NE, 1941-1944, Ashland Boy f. 35 Jones, Tom, Wheatland, WY, 1948, Pennywise f. 36 Kelley, Elizabeth M., Helmville, MT, 1940-1942, Aldeano f. 37 Kelsey, A.R., Stacey, MT, 1934-1940, Silver Lip, Burke’s Boy


f. 38 Kempton, E.F., Terry, MT, 1942-1944, Jim Robin f. 39 Kime, A.G., Cody, NE, 1931-1944, Oakridge, Firing Point, Otto Friz f. 40 King, R.S. Jr., Kaycee, WY, 1939-1941, Knight Club, Forest Play f. 41 Koessler, Horace, Seeley Lake, MT, 1939-1943, Quick One f. 42 Kongslie, Axel, Towner, ND, 1941-1942, Barrons f. 43 Landrum, Asa, Danville, IO, 1944, Jubilate f. 44 Lane, Dennis, Buffalo, SD, 1940-1943, Boro Poker f. 45 Law, Robert O., Chugwater, WY, 1936-1942, Dozeless, Toyokah f. 46 Lazear, Robert W., Wyoming Hereford Ranch, Cheyenne, WY, 1938, Paavo f. 47 Leake, R.M., Jelm, WY, 1942, Delwyn f. 48 Lewis, Fred & Bernice, Browning, MT, 1929-1947, Duke of Lancaster, Gowan, Uptime, Portsur, Townsend Boy, Magic Hour, Tagpole f. 49 Lewis, Waldo, Broadus, MT, 1936-1943, Vanquish, Gordon’s Stamp f. 50 Licking, Norman, Seneca, NE, 1944, Reno Kaffir f. 51 Livingston, D.D., Scenic, SD, 1940, Kitcat 2nd f. 52 Looby, H.A., Martin, SD, 1940-1942, Lance Corporal, Benares f. 53 Lytle, Matt, Browning, MT, 1936-1942, Portsur, Uptime f. 54 Macdonald, Duncan H., Forsyth, MT, 1941-1942, Paavo f. 55 Malcolm, Kirk W., Newell, SD, 1937-1942, Sir Herade, Esperalid f. 56 Martin, Earl, Glacier Park, MT, 1933, El Pennant f. 57 Mason, L.G., Lavina, MT, 1936-1947, Guilsborough, The Greek, Fasching, Gamhuri f. 58 Matthaei, W.E., Fessenden, ND, 1937-1940, Bo McMillan f. 59 McAllister, J.A., McAllister, MT, 1930-1943, Recall, Durham, Mentor Mick, Herrilsand f. 60 McCarty, Ed, Chugwater, WY, 1933-1945, Paavo, Big Light, Stalstar, Tote, Sir Gordon f. 61 McConnell, Kenneth, Ainsworth, NE, 1945-1946, Happy Man f. 62 McDowell, C., Sioux City, IO, 1925-1930, Gebhat Al Nour, Namrid Box 3 f. 1 McGinnis, Wm., LaBarge, WY, 1944-1946, Vez f. 2 McLatchy, Walter, Ashland, MT, 1930-1939, Sunfast, Moorcroft f. 3 Merritt, King, Federal, WY, 1937, Knight Club f. 4 Metzger, Ivan V., Williston, ND, 1932-1941, Pugnacious, Bramstar, Billbo, Nicodemus, Benares f. 5 Meyer, Louis C., Omaha, NE, 1944, Vez f. 6 Milburn, G.R., Grass Range, MT, 1942-1944, Phailanthropist f. 7 Miller, Grace, Bozeman, MT, 1940-1945, Sidney Grant, Reno Kandy, Acropolis f. 8 Miller, H.L., Sand Springs, MT, 1941-1942, Black Warwick f. 9 Miller, Robert R., Uva, WY, 1938-1942, Senator Knox, Hillside f. 10 Mitchell, Irl, Reva, SD, 1944-1945, Lance Corporal f. 11 Mogle, Jim, Cody, NE, 1943-1946, Yellow Horse f. 12 Montgomery, R.G., Cogswell, ND, 1924-1942, Elkwood, Lad O’Mine, Irish Holiday, Bo McMillan, Plumb Square, Stars and Bars f. 13 Moore, A.M., Marion, MT, 1935-1939, Ferados f. 14 Moore, George, Potomac, MT, 1942-1943, Anotherone f. 15 Moore, Mary Reno, Teckla, WY, 1931-1943, Healy, Camas King f. 16 Morell, Nels, Fairpoint, SD, 1938-1942, Stars and Bars, Old Dutch f. 17 Morledge, Roy V., Billings, MT, 1931-1937, Uptime, Clonsilla


f. 18 Morton, E.H., Bassett, NE, 1943-1946, Don, Sir Norman f. 19 Morton, E.J., Douglas, WY, 1926-1944, Homestretch, Healy, Eight O Four f. 20 Mosser, Ralph, Trotters, ND, 1940-1942, Forced March f. 21 Nicholson, J.C., Hamilton, MT, 1935-1943, Stout Brooms, Big Flag f. 22 Nimmo, Bruce, Cheyenne, WY, 1935-1945, Carbineer, Irish Mick f. 23 Noffsinger, G.W., Kalispell, MT, 1928-1942, Sulieman, Mahruz, Plenibotentiary, El Pennant, Rosin, Gowan, Starab, Knight Club f. 24 Norman, William F., Browning, MT, 1943-1944, Budlure f. 25 O’Neil, Charles R., Big Piney, WY, 1939-1942, Robber Baron f. 26 Okie, V.G., 1936-1944, Light Dew, Dozeless f. 27 Oliver, Lou, Browning, MT, 1942-1943, Plenipotentiary f. 28 ORR, A.M., Cameron, MT, 1939-1942, Hiram f. 29 Paige, Bert, Paige Stock Company, Alder, MT, 1943-1944, Dr. J.P. O’Connell f. 30 Patterson Land Company, Bismarck, ND, 1940-1942, Numide, Bo McMillan f. 31 Payton, G.L. & Frank, Millboro, SD, 1924-1942, Hunkey Dorey, John White, Vino, Al Strauss f. 32 Petsch, Fred, Torrington, WY, 1937-1940, Stalstar, Rome Haul f. 33 Phelps, Albert L., Camp Crook, SD, 1943-1944, Creeper, Vino f. 34 Pitts, Arvel, Custer, SD, 1931-1943, Fire Chief, Protection, Colonel Rivers f. 35 Porter, Wilmer C., Kane, WY, 1935-1944, Big Luke, Frisco Kid f. 36 Power, C.B., Wolf Creek, MT, 1935-1942, Elpennant, Scamp f. 37 Rabe, Wm. O., Dickinson, ND, 1943-1944, Boro Poker f. 38 Ragen, Wm., Townsend, MT, 1939-1940, Russmore f. 39 Ramey, James, Wanblee, SD, 1941-1944, Straw Man f. 40 Rapid Creek Ranch, (Halliwell Duell & Bob Wood), Sheridan WY, 1940, Carbineer f. 41 Reel, Paul H., Spencer, NE, 1935-1947, Sully, Irish Holiday, Balroma, Grain De Café, Perchene f. 42 Reynolds, Joe, Douglas, WY, 1936-1940, Dress Ship f. 43 Richter, R.A., Bozeman, MT, 1939, Russmor f. 44 Roberts, Clifford V., Hulett, WY, 1937-1944, Jupiter, Vanquish, Pay Check f. 45 Robertson, Tot, Jordan, MT, 1941-1943, Particular f. 46 Ross, H.B., Jordan, MT, 1938-1943, Official f. 47 Rymill, W.L., Lusk, WY, 1944-1945, Reno Jupiter, Bonneville f. 48 Schall, Robert, Arlee, MT, 1939-1945, Daly, Starab f. 49 Schall, W.E., Arlee, MT, 1930-1943, Hiram, Swiftlet, Saga Fow, Dress Ship f. 50 Schildt, Andrew, Browning, MT, 1943-1944, Plenipotentiary f. 51 Schmidt, Carl J., Dull Center, WY, 1937-1940, Ravenal f. 52 Schriner, Edward J., Custer, SD, 1943-1947, Chief John, Drypool, Forty Winks f. 53 Scott, Foster, Dubois, WY, 1936-1942, Pennywise, Reno Kandy, Bostwar f. 54 Scott, Gaylord W., Plankinton, SD, 1940-1941, Don f. 55 Secrest, W.H., Gordon, NE, 1943-1947, Stars and Bars, Breezy Bill, Reno Magic, Spreewalder f. 56 Selland, Oscar, Letcher, SD, 1931-1942, Scarlet Prince, Sebastian f. 57 Shelhamer, A.C., Clyde Park, MT, 1938-1942, Sasper, Hiram f. 58 Sherburne, J.L., Browning, MT, 1942-1943, Plenipotentiary f. 59 Shoemaker, John, Fort Pierre, SD, 1945, Morse Code f. 60 Shoun Bros., (Carl & Allen), Viewfield, SD, 1937-1942, Wood Prince, Skipton


f. 61 Sittler, Ben, Kirby, MT, 1939-1943, Humanist, Elisha Lee f. 62 Smedberg, Carl, Fort Totten, ND, 1937-1941, Sebastian Box 4 f. 1 Smith, Guy D., Brewster, NE, 1942-1944, Happy Man f. 2 Stanton, W.D., Arlee, MT, 1940-1944, Stout Brooms, Big Light f. 3 Stewart, Conyers, Kirby, MT, 1944, King Carl f. 4 Stirling, Robert, Hayes, SD, 1941-1944, Midnight Watch f. 5 Storm, Claude E., Hulett, WY, 1939-1941, Vez f. 6 Sullivan, John F., Mandan, ND, 1939-1943, Algernon f. 7 Taylor, J.V., Carrizozo, NM, 1931, Turf Idol f. 8 Taylor, Leo, Oswego, MT, 1943-1946, Old Reb, Pay Check f. 9 Tetly, Edward, Medora, ND, 1933-1943, Kind Man, Burning Glass, Forced March f. 10 Thexton, Albert, Ennis, MT, 1930, Sungleam f. 11 Trople, Frank, Fort Pierre, SD, 1940-1942, Ever f. 12 Usher, Mark E., Martin, SD, 1943,Lance Corporal f. 13 Vacik, Ben, Sunol, NE, 1940, Miami Triad f. 14 Van Auken, James, Buffalo, WY, 1940-1942, Ravenal f. 15 Vollin, Sid, Nashua, MT, 1938-1942, Elisha Lee, Boston Fair, Gordon Trail f. 16 Van Cleve, Paul L., Big Timber, MT, 1936-1945, Suppliant, El Pennant f. 17 Vandehei, Earl, Cheyenne, WY, 1934-1943, Loradale, Acropolis f. 18 Vroman, Colonel J., Buffalo, SD, 1938-1942, Lucky Arcadia, Red Barton f. 19 Wachter, Eugene, Bismarck, ND, 1940-1945, Vino, Fairmaster f. 20 Waddill, H.T., Irwin, NE, 1943-1946, Crow Butte, Firing Point f. 21 Wallis Brothers, Bosler, WY, 1941-1946, Paul Whiteman f. 22 Walton, John, Frazer, MT, 1944-1946, Cockalorum f. 23 Watson, C.R., Marsland & Mitchell, NE, 1941-1944, Mark Master, Airforce f. 24 Weeks, Ben H., Dubois, WY, 1936-1946, Porterdi, Notus, Toney Boots\ f. 25 Welton, A.L. & R.D., Wolcott, WY, 1935-1942, Bud Mac Dougall, O’Turk f. 26 Wightman, Arthur L., Williston, ND, 1940-1943, Billbo, Burning Glass f. 27 Williams, Dick, Fort Pierre, SD, 1943-1944, Jinam f. 28 Wind River Indian Agency, Fort Washakie, WY, 1945-1946, Swanton, Birdsell f. 29 Yarbrough, T.E., Laramie, WY, 1941-1944, Ragged Sailor f. 30 Yegen, Dave C., Browning, MT, 1939-1942, Plenipotentiary f. 31 York, L.N., Carter, SD, 1940-1943, Paget Creek, Russmor f. 32 Young, Arthur D., Moorcroft, WY, 1935, Last Call f. 33 Zimmerschied, Thomas W., Moorcroft, WY, 1941-1943, Our Shadow


SERIES TWO CONTINUED APPLICANT FILES, ca.1940-1950, Allen thru Sweatt Box 1 f. 1, Allen, Reed (Jr.), Lander, WY, 1940 f. 2, Allison, C.A., Broadus, MT, 1936-1940 f. 3, Anderson, Graydon, Brownlee, NE, 1946 f. 4, Andersen, Lyal Q., Mitchell, SD, 1940-1942 f. 5, Andis, R.G. & Clark, Presho, SD, 1939-1941 f. 6, Arithson, Ed., Karinen, SD, 1939 f. 7, Askin, Bob, Ismay, MT, 1931-1945 f. 8, Avers, Alvie, Edgar, NE, 1946 f. 9, Bachand, Oscar, Sturgis, SD, 1942-1943 f. 10, Badgett, Wallace E., Ashland, MT, 1931-1940 f. 11, Barth, Harry, Almont, ND, 1941 f. 12, Bartholomew, John, Cody, NE, 1946 f. 13, Bartling, Herman, Burke, SD, 1940 f. 14, Barton, Floyd, Dunning, NE, 1946 f. 15, Bean, Clifford L., Belle Fourche, SD, 1942 f. 16, Beemer, Eugene, Wood, SD, 1940 f. 17, Berlin, E.A., Waterloo Wisconsin, 1943-1944 f. 18, Berndt, Alvin H., Herreid, SD, 1937-1947 f. 19, Betz, Constance G., Ishawooa, WY, 1941-1942 f. 20, Biesiot, Harry, Graceton, Minnesota, 1942 f. 21, Blank, Phil, Mandan, ND, 1944-1947 f. 22, Bloom, Chester L, Corning, Iowa, 1946 f. 23, Bloom, Willard, Quinn, SD, 1944-1945 f. 24, Boots & Saddles Club, Chamberlain, SD, 1934 f. 25, Bowden, Joe, Crandall, SD, 1939 f. 26, Boyer, Fred R., Mullen, NE, 1947 f. 27, Boyland, George S., Provo, SD, 1943 f. 28, Bradfield, Harold, Cottonwood, SD, 1940-1941 f. 29, Brainard, Jack, Auburn, Iowa, 1947 f. 30, Bramble, S.W., Wisconsin Rapids, WI, 1941 f. 31, Brame, Frank, Dawson, ND, 1940 f. 32, Brawner, Frank S., Russell, Minnesota, 1945 f. 33, Bressler, John T. (Jr.), Wayne, NE, 1941-1942 f. 34, Bright, Dexter L., Missoula, MT, 1947 f. 35, Bruning, Fred H., Bruning, NE, 1947 f. 36, Buchli, A.R., Fargo, ND, 1933-1934 f. 37, Bunge, Norman J., Mauston, Wis., 1947 f. 38, Callsen, Raymond, Crandall, SD, 1941 f. 39, Calverly, Robt. V., Wessington Springs, SD, 1927-1932 f. 40, Carmichael, E.L., Saint Paul, Minn., 1946 f. 41, Carmichael, John, Oldham, SD, 1940 f. 42, Caufield, H.A. (Dr.), Jamestown, ND, 1944 f. 43, Chamberlain, James L., North Platte, NE, 1943-1944


f. 44, Chamberlain, Hugh, Akron, Iowa, 1942 f. 45, Chase, Ralph W., Decatur, Iowa, 1942 f. 46, Cheney, Harold H., Belgrade, MT, 1938-1941 f. 47, Christensen, Emma (Mrs.), Croff, ND, 1933 f. 48, Clark, Ervin (Mrs.), Altoona, Iowa, 1945 f. 49, Cleaveland, V.N., Williston, ND, 1941 f. 50, Cole, Harold, Forsyth, MT, 1940-1946 f. 51, Cone, Benj. A., Windom, Minnesota, 1945 f. 52, Connell, Henry E., Great Falls, MT, 1934-1944 f. 53, Couch, Guy, O’Neill, NE, 1947 f. 54, Crawford, Harold, Madison, Wisconsin, 1945 f. 55, Culbertson, Wm. A., Maxbass, ND, 1934-1935 f. 56, Cutler, H.L., Fort Benton, MT, 1930-1941 f. 57, Daniel, August C., Bridgeport, NE, 1947 f. 58, Darrow, Earl, Dewey, SD, 1941 f. 59, Daschendorf, Gottlob, Ashley, ND, 1935-1936 f. 60, Davis, J.E., McClusky, ND, 1938-1939 f. 61, Diedrich, Pete, Bushnell, SD, 1942 f. 62, Dobson, Clarence, Decatur, Iowa, 1942-1945 f. 63, Dunbar, Everett, Twin Valley, Minnesota, 1945-1947 f. 64, Eaton, J.C., Minot, ND, 1939-1943 f. 65, Eck, Samuel K., Mott, ND, 1934-1935 f. 66, Embree, WM. Dean, New York, NY, 1936-1940 f. 67, Enos, J.G., Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1942 f. 68, Ericson, August, Martin, SD, 1928-1942 f. 69, Findahl, N.T., Medora, ND, 1934 f. 70, Finger, Wallace L., Pine Ridge, SD, 1941 f. 71, Finney, Hubert, Thedford, NE, 1946 f. 72, Fliginger, Ervin, Garrison, ND, 1936-1937 f. 73, Flower, Luie, C. (Jr.), Minatare, NE, 1946-1948 f. 74, Forbes, Vernon D., Wahpeton, ND, 1945 f. 75, Forsyth, W.E., Northville, SD, 1938 f. 76, Foster, R.L. (Jr.), Coal Springs, SD, 1928-1937 f. 77, Frayer, R.E., Encampment, WY, 1940 f. 78, Freeman, Wayne, Kennebec, SD, 1931 f. 79, Fuller, Prof. James G., Madison, Wisconsin, 1946 f. 80, Gaines, Alvin B., Sanger, ND, 1928-1940 f. 81, Gainey, Daniel C., Owatonna, Minnesota, 1946 f. 82, Galbraith, Francis J., Trail City, SD, 1933 f. 83, Garrigan, George A., Beloit, Wisconsin, 1946 f. 84, Gilderhus, Thomas L., Elkton, Minnesota, 1944-1946 f. 85, Graboski, Emil, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, 1944 f. 86, Granger, Roe A., Aberdeen, SD, 1938-1939 f. 87, Guindon Bros., Plankinton, SD, 1930-1932 f. 88, Gunderson, Garfield, Clintonville, Wisconsin, 1944 f. 89, Hagen, Maxten, Prairie City, Iowa, 1946 f. 90, Halgrimson, Martin, Presho, SD, 1935-1937


f. 91, Halverson, Arnold, Wildrose, ND, 1933-1934 f. 92, Hammel, Raymond, Dunn Center, ND, 1933-1941 f. 93, Hammer, George & Fred, Reeder, ND, 1933-1934 f. 94, Hanks, R.F., West Yellowstone, MT, 1938-1943 f. 95, Hansen, Maj., Percy M., Jamestown, ND, 1940 f. 96, Harrowa, James, Pierre, SD, 1933-1941 f. 97, Haskell, Charles, Elsmere, NE, 1944-1946 f. 98, Haskell, Riley K., Gandy, NE, 1938-1944 f. 99, Henry, Heap, Thayne, WY, 1936-1941 f. 100, Heikes, E.V., Vermillion, SD, 1943 f. 101, Heitland, Harmon, Wolsey, SD, 1937-1944 f. 102, Henson, Harry, Lincoln, NE, 1946 f. 103, Hersom, George N., Marshfield, Wisconsin, 1944 f. 104, Herval, Joe V., Dodson, MT, 1941-1942 f. 105, Heston, Delbert, Kennebec, SD, 1940 f. 106, Hibner, Harry, Chance, SD, 1938-1939 f. 107, Hickey, John, Philipsburg, MT, 1940 f. 108, Hofland, Florence, Cut Bank, MT, 1946-1947 f. 109, Holcombe, Donald D., Missouri Valley, Iowa, 1946 f. 110, Hoovestol, Axel G., Almont, ND, 1939-1940 f. 111, Horton, Frank, Buffalo, WY, 1935-1940 f. 112, Houska, Willard, Pukwana, SD, 1941 f. 113, Hudson, Ralph W., Fairbury, NE, 1947 f. 114, Huffman, R.E., Aberdeen, SD, 1943 f. 115, Huls, Joe, H., Salem, SD, 1941-1942 f. 116, Hurlbut, Carrie B.S., Mateetse, WY, 1929-1940 f. 117, Irvine, Van R., Midwest, WY, 1937-1944 f. 118, Harold, Iwan, Stamford, SD, 1939 f. 119, Jahnke, H.W., Tripoli, Iowa, 1940-1944 f. 120, Jensen, Howard, Sorum, SD, 1938 f. 121, Jensen, Pete, Buffalo, WY, 1942-1944 f. 122, Jones, RH, Johnson, Ted L., Johnson, Standish, Jawsma Wyoming Seller, Johnson, Waines, Jackson JC, Johnson Ralph, Montana, 1940-1947 f. 123, Jones, Rose Marie, Anaconda, MT, 1943-1947 f. 124, Jordan, Matthew E., Kirby, MT, 1939-1940 f. 125, Kearns, Walter M., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1944-1945 f. 126, Kelley, D.L., Pierre, SD, 1940-1941 f. 127, Kemske, Stables, New Ulm., Minnesota, 1942-1945 f. 128, Keogh, Frank P., Keene, ND, 1940-1943 f. 129, Kindelspire, Gene, Leola, SD, 1942-1946 f. 130, Kinsey, James R., Baker, MT, 1941-1943 f. 131, Knight, Wallace, Cherry Creek, SD, 1937-1938 f. 132, Koltes, C.C., Fargo, ND, 1942


Box 2 f. 1, La Plant, Freddie, La Plant, SD, 1941-1942 f. 2, Labenz, Monda, Albion, NE, 1946 f. 3, Ladegard, N.W., Sidney, NE, 1946 f. 4, Larsen, C., Brookings, SD, 1941 f. 5, Larson, Monty, Carpio, ND, 1931-1935 f. 6, Laumann, A.D., Stratton, NE, 1946 f. 7, Lawrence, H.I., Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1934-1942 f. 8, Laws, Robert, Darby, MT, 1940-1945 f. 9, Leach, Julia B. (or W.A.) & Elizabeth, Bismarck, ND, 1935 f. 10, Leslie, John J., Herrick, SD, 1925-1940 f. 11, Lewis, Fred, Wall, SD, 1943 f. 12, Lewton, Lyle, Lodgepole, SD, 1941 f. 13, Loffelmacher, P.J., Belfield, ND, 1941 f. 14, Lorentzen, Osborne, Washburn, ND, 1931 f. 15, Losey, Wm., Allen, SD., 1927 f. 16, Lubenow, Richard, Tyler, ND, 1934-1940 f. 17, Mabee, M., Parker, SD, 1943 f. 18, Mapps, Carl, Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1940-1941 f. 19, Martell, C.F., Charbonneau, ND, 1931 f. 20, Martin, Thelma, Philip, SD, 1942 f. 21, Mason, C.R., Akron, Iowa, 1940-1941 f. 22, McCombs, V.V., Roubaix, SD, 1934-1937 f. 23, McDonald, Sam, Grassy Butte, ND, 1930-1931 f. 24, McConnell, J.E., Trenton, NE, 1947 f. 25, McIlroy, E.G., Glenburn, ND, 1941 f. 26, McMillan, T.W., Milburn, NE, 1946-1947 f. 27, McPherson, John, Baggs, WY, 1934-1940 f. 28, Meschke, Edward & Son, Morristown, Minnesota, 1946 f. 29, Meyer, Earl N., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1947 f. 30, Miewald, Leroy, Shambo, MT, 1931-1941 f. 31, Miles, Leo, North Platte, NE, 1946 f. 32, Miles, William, Ten Sleep, WY, 1942 f. 33, Miller, Fred, Edison, NE, 1947 f. 34, Miller, Henry A., Mona, MT, 1942-1943 f. 35, Montgomery, K.A., Dewey, SD, 1934 f. 36, Morgan, Horace F., Bozeman, MT, 1940-1941 f. 37, Mueller, Henry, Rewey, Wisconsin, 1944 f. 38, Muhm, Virgil I., Oral, SD, 1939-1940 f. 39, Murphy, Chas. E., Alliance, NE, 1947 f. 40, Nason, Steve, Niagara, ND, 1940 f. 41, Neidhardt, Albert, Hebron, ND, 1940 f. 42, Newton, Eugene, Ainsworth, NE, 1947 f. 43, Nicholls, Ivan H., Cokeville, WY, 1941-1942 f. 44, Nickelson, Ferrin E., Thermopolis, WY, 1931-1940 f. 45, Nicol, John F., Sparts, Wisconsin, 1944 f. 46, North, John J., Burchard, NE, 1946


f. 47, O’Leary, Frank E., Firesteel, SD, 1941 f. 48, Oakes, L.G., Beresford, SD, 1941 f. 49, Oliver, Arthur M., Hullett, WY, 1940 f. 50, Olsen, Birnell, McKinnon, WY, 1945-1946 f. 51, Olson, Cornelius B., Killdeer, ND, 1945 f. 52, Orcutt, E.P., Ashland, MT, 1935-1941 f. 53, Otto, Bill, Medora, ND, 1945 f. 54, Paine, F.H., Marshall, Minnesota, 1942 f. 55, Peters, Leslie, Norris, MT, 1939-1946 f. 56, Pfander, Al, Clarinda, Iowa, 1942-1947 f. 57, Phelps, Everett D., Northfield, Minnesota, 1934-1944 f. 58, Pierce, Tom M., Grant, MT, 1939-1945 f. 59, Peterson, Martin, Almont, ND, 1937 f. 60, Platte, Howard, Viborg, SD, 1939 f. 61, Polley, E.A., Rochester, Wisconsin, 1946 f. 62, Pritchard, John, Spalding, NE, 1947 f. 63, Radcliff, Lyle, Stuart, NE, 1933-1939 f. 64, Rasmussen, R.F., Montevideo, Minnesota, 1940-1941 f. 65, Rate, Henry, Riverton, WY, 1941-1944 f. 66, Reich, Emil, Hazen, ND, 1944 f. 67, Reid, Marvin, Saratoga, WY, 1939-1940 f. 68, Reynick, James A., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1943 f. 69, Reynolds, F.D., Mitchell, SD, 1941-1942 f. 70, Reynolds, Sidney C., Cora, WY, 1938-1946 f. 71, Richey, Martin S., Hulett, WY, 1941-1942 f. 72, Roberts, Charles T. & Son, Rewey, Wisconsin, 1944 f. 73, Robin, Donald J., Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1945 f. 74, Robley, L.G., Timber Lake, SD, 1941-1944 f. 75, Rosander, Pierre, Strugis, SD, 1933 f. 76, Ross, William E., Sioux City, Iowa, 1946 f. 77, Rott, Walter, Lehr, ND, 1932 f. 78, Rourke, John D., Broken Bow, NE, 1946 f. 79, Rouse, Eldon, Grundy Center, Iowa, 1941 f. 80, Safely, Lyle E., Charbonneau, ND, 1941 f. 81, Salveson, Carl E., Wildrose, ND, 1934 f. 82, Sams, Harry, 1943 f. 83, Samuelson, Carl & Sons, Faith, SD, 1939-1940 f. 84, Sandberg, Merlin C., Nelson, Wisconsin, 1946 f. 85, Savage, Don, Salem, Iowa, 1942 f. 86, Schaefer, H.L., Onida, SD, 1939-1941 f. 87, Schmit, Ed J., New Richmond, Wisconsin, 1946 f. 88, Schuck, Wm. J., New Ulm, Minnesota, 1943-1945 f. 89, Scurr, Major K.R., Pierre, SD, 1940 f. 90, Shelburn, O.E., Alma, NE, 1946 f. 91, Shepard, Frederick, Burnstad, ND, 1932-1933 f. 92, Sheppard, Ray, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 1947 f. 93, Simmet, Richard, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, 1946


f. 94, Slider, T.S., Dewey, SD, 1927-1931 f. 95, Smith, C.L., Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1945 f. 96, Smith, Myles W., Chippewa Falls, Wisonsin, 1941 f. 97, Sorenson, Howard, Wessington, SD, 1933 f. 98, Spiller, Glenn, Huron, SD, 1941 f. 99, Stacy, J.E. (Dr.), Whitehall, Wisconsin, 1944 f. 100, Stalnaker, Floyd, Dubois, WY, 1940-1944 f. 101, Starr & Gill Livestock Co., Fairview, MT, 1945-1946 f. 102, Starck, William N., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1940 f. 103, Stevick, Harry H., Verse, WY, 1936-1940 f. 104, Stewart, Dugald, Bowman, ND, 1934 f. 105, Streepy, Guy, Udell, Iowa, 1940-1944 f. 106, Swanser, L.J., Brusett, MT, 1933-1942 f. 107, Sweatt, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1944 Box 3 APPLICANT FILES, ca. 1940-1950, Tainter thru Zischka f. 1, Taintor, E.J., Park River, ND, 1933 f. 2, Tarnasky, Dan, Lehr, ND, 1938-1939 f. 3, Tatro, Floyd S., Parkston, SD, 1945-1946 f. 4, Thompson, H.D., Fulton, SD, 1940 f. 5, Thompson, Roland L., Burbank, CA, 1944 f. 6, Thorne, Richard, Antigo, Wisconsin, 1947 f. 7, Tinant, Chas., Lakeview, SD, 1941 f. 8, Titus, Gordon, Clough, SD, 1933 f. 9, Towne, Everett, Midland, SD, 1940-1941 f. 10, Trask, Mack, Boneita Springs, SD, 1938 f. 11, Trickel, R.D., Monroe, Wisconsin, 1946 f. 12, Troxle, Frank, Tuttle, ND, 1940-1942 f. 13, Varland, Percy A., Watauga, SD, 1943 f. 14, Voorhees, Robert, Poplar, MT, 1932-1940 f. 15, Walker, Frank, Conata, SD, 1933 f. 16, Walker, Hans, Van Hook, ND, 1933 f. 17, Walker, F.O., Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1940 f. 18, Wallen, Vern L., Sioux City, IA, 1940 f. 19, Ward, Harold R., Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1941 f. 20, Wash, Fields, Ekalaka, MT, 1926-1940 f. 21, Wearin, Hon. Otha D., Hastings, IA, 1940 f. 22, Welborn, Ray W., North Platte, NE, 1945 f. 23, Wieg, A.C., Sheldon, ND, 1925-1928 f. 24, Williams, C. Roy, Camp Crook, SD, 1938-1944 f. 25, Willette, Vern, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1942 f. 26, Wilson, Cliff, Gann Valley, SD, 1927-1929 f. 27, Winch, Henry, Froid, MT, 1941-1942 f. 28, Winter, Glendon, Hallcock, Minnesota, 1943-1944 f. 29, Withroe, Arie D., Lark, ND, 1934-1935


f. 30, Wood, B.G., Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, 1946 f. 31, Wood, Waldon C., Quinn, SD, 1943 f. 32, Wright, Leonard, Viewfield, SD, 1939-1944 f. 33, Wudel, Bernard, Mitchell, SD, 1944 f. 34, Wurnig, Albert W., Hereford, SD, 1939-1940 f. 35, Yorgason, Burlington, WY, 1943 f. 36, Young, R.J., Wagner, MT, 1944 f. 37, Zielsky, Eugene, South Shore, SD, 1937-1941 f. 38, Zischka, John A (Jr.), New Ulm, Minnesota, 1944 Box 3 Continued DEAD APPLICANT FILES, ca. 1940-1950, A thru Z f. 1, Angus, Earl, Ewing, NE, 1944-1945 f. 2, Cook, Louie C., Bartlett, NE, Dahnke, E.J., Stratton, NE, 1944-1947 f. 3, Eagan, Raymond, Imperial, NE, 1944-1945 f. 4, McGinnis, Bill, Lodge Pole, NE, Newhoff, Dale D., Albion, NE, 1944-1945 f. 5, Pflum, R.A., Enders, NE, Phelps, A.C., Superior, NE, Phillipps, H.A.,, Burwell, NE, 1940-1947 f. 6, Rawlings, L.M., Burwell, NE, 1942 f. 7, Yohn, Lowell B., Ansley, NE, 1945-1946 SERIES TWO SELLER FILES, ca. 1940-1950, Anderson thru Yegen Box 1 f. 1, Anderson, Owen, Lodge Grass, MT, 1941-1942 f. 2, Anderson, Victor, Great Falls, MT, 1934-1940 f. 3, Ashton, J.L., Ardmore, SD, 1939-1940 f. 4, Bakes, J.D., Jackson, WY, 1939-1942 f. 5, Billings Livestock Commission Co., Billings, MT, 1935-1945 f. 6, Black Hills Round-Up, Bellefourche, SD, 1929-1930 f. 7, Bozeman Livestock Commission Co., Bozeman, MT, 1943-1945 f. 8, Brown, Patsye, Oshoto, WY, 1934-1945 f. 9, Burdick, E.E., Huron, SD, 1939 f. 10, Cammack, J.O., Cooper, SD, 1941 f. 11, Case, Francis, Hon., Custer, SD, 1938 f. 12, Chipman, Ira E., Lodge Grass, MT, 1938-1942 f. 13, Collins, E.A., Torrington, WY, 1940 f. 14, Covey & Blainey Ranch, Cokeville, WY, 1940-1944 f. 15, Cox, Mark T., Cheyenne, WY, 1933-1943 f. 16, Crossan, G.R., Divide, WY, 1944-1945 f. 17, Curtis, Frank B., Wolf, WY, 1935-1940 f. 18, Davies, Hal S., Minot, ND, 1938-1940 f. 19, Donahue, John A., Meriden, WY, 1939-1942 f. 20, Eickhoff, Roy A., Forest Grove, MT, 1941-1945 f. 21, Evans, E.F., 1940-1942 f. 22, Farnsworth, Horace H., Sturgis, SD, 1937-1946


f. 23, Farnsworth, Horace H., Hulett, WY, 1941-1943 f. 24, Flaat, O.A., Grand Forks, ND, 1942 f. 25, Galbreath Case, Cut Bank, MT, 1942-1943 f. 26, Green, C.I., Sheridan, WY, 1936-1942 f. 27, Hall, Evan W., Lewistown, MT, 1942 f. 28, Hall Noel, Rock River, WY, 1931-1942 f. 29, Hanson, A.B., Saratoga, WY, 1938-1940 f. 30, Hanson, Andrew, Sonnette, MT, 1936-1944 f. 31, Hawkins, Joseph, Shelby, MT, 1939-1942 f. 32, Holmes, Paul B., Encampment, WY, 1934-1944 f. 33, Kipp, James, Landusky, MT, 1938-1942 f. 34, Leech, A.E., Valier, MT, 1941-1942 f. 35, McCullough, A.D., Fort Pierre, SD, 1943 f. 36, Miller, Charles, Parkman, WY, 1937-1940 f. 37, Naylor, Harold L., Thermopolis, WY, 1941 f. 38, Nicholas, Ridgely, Dayton, WY, 1935-1943 f. 39, Norell, Dewey C., Rock River, WY, 1940 f. 40, O’Day & Egan, Dunlap, Iowa, 1946 f. 41, Olson, J.E., Ashland, MT, 1932-1940 f. 42, Pence, W.J., Fort Laramic, WY, 1936-1943 f. 43, Perrine, Ray, Rapid City, SD, 1941 f. 44, Peterson, F.B., Roundup, MT, 1941 f. 45, Ramer, J.A., Coalwood, MT, 1926-1942 f. 46, Reese, Sheldon, Aberdeen, SD, 1945 f. 47, Robb, Chester N., Bear Creek, WY, 1936-1941 f. 48, Shelhamer, Lloyd, Boseman, MT, 1935-1945 f. 49, Sloan, Stanley, Formerly Interior, SD, 1935-1944 f. 50, Smith, E.W., Armstead, MT, 1937-1942 f. 51, Stendahl, A.H., Roy, MT, 1929-1940 f. 52, Sture-Vasa, Helge S., Granite Canyon, WY, 1935-1942 f. 53, Suplee, Geo. R., Wheatland, WY, 1938-1942 f. 54, Svarre & Hansen, Yellowstone Livestock Commission Co., Sidney, MT, 1944 f. 55, Talkington, Pat, Ekalaka, MT, 1935-1947 f. 56, Thornton, Frank G., Torrington, WY, 1940 f. 57, Tooley, W.J., Lusk, WY, 1942 f. 58, Ueeck, Robert C., Melstone, MT, 1942 f. 59, Ward, Z.W., Dogie, WY, 1936-1941 f. 60, Wilkinson, Bud, LaGrange, WY, 1935-1941 f. 61, Wolf-Langman Livestock Commission Co. (Carl Corder), Great Falls, MT, 1938-1942 f. 62, Wood, George K., Conrad, MT, 1940-1942 f. 63, Wood, Wm. G., Conrad, MT, 1942 f. 64, Yegen, Peter (Jr.), Billings, MT, 1940-1943


SERIES TWO MISC CORRESPONDENCE, 1929-1950 Box 1 f. 1 Misc. G f. 2 Misc. I f. 3 Misc. O f. 4 Misc. U and W f. 5 Misc. X, Y, and Z f. 6 Misc “C” (Montana) f. 7 Misc. “E” (Montana) f. 8 Misc. “O” (Montana) f. 9 Misc. “U thru V” (Montana f. 10 Misc. (Nebraska) f. 11 Misc. “A” (North Dakota) f. 12 Misc. “G” (North Dakota) f. 13 Misc. “H” (North Dakota) f. 14 Misc. “L” (North Dakota) f. 15 Misc. “O” (North Dakota) f. 16 Misc. “P” (North Dakota) f. 17 Misc. “R” (North Dakota) f. 18 Misc. “T” (North Dakota) f. 19 Misc. “D” (South Dakota) f. 20 Misc. “F” (South Dakota) f. 21 Misc. “L” (South Dakota) f. 22 Misc. ”N” (South Dakota) f. 23 Misc. “T” (South Dakota) f. 24 Misc. Fort Meade Headquarters (South Dakota) f. 25 Misc. “C” (Wyoming) f. 26 Misc. “E” (Wyoming) f. 27 Misc. “G” (Wyoming) f. 28 Misc. “I” and “J” (Wyoming) f. 29 Misc “N” (Wyoming) f. 30 Misc. “O” and “P” (Wyoming)


SERIES THREE PERSONNEL, 1936-1948

B.06 f.1-4 Civilian Employee Records, A-Dal B.07 f.5-12 Civilian Employee Records, Cahill-Hymer B.08 f.13-19 Civilian Employee Records, I-Ro B.09 f.20-24 Civilian Employee Records, Ro-Z f.25 Grades and Payrolls f.26 Employee records (intermittent) f.27 Orders regarding Assignment for duty f.28 Request for Leave in Route f.29 Payroll. Hospital, 1936


SERIES THREE PERSONNEL, 1936-1948

B.10 V.01-03 Xray Records, 1939-1947 f.30 Fort Robinson Roundup, 1945-1947 f.31 Children of the Fort, 1948

SERIES FOUR ADMINISTRATION, 1876-1966

B.11 f.01 Wood & Military Reservation, Range and Conservation Survey and recommendations for Management w/ maps, 1942 f.02 Grazing control plan, 1943 f.03 Cost of Feed and Forage, 1947-1948 f.04 Cost of Operation, 1947-1948 f.05 Fuel Allowance and Consumption, n.d. f.06 Publicity - Depot and area, 1947 f.07 Fort Robinson Real Estate, 1876-1936 f.08 Acquisition of Real Estate, Misc., 1943-1947 f.09 War Assets Administration, Sale of Government Property, 1947 f.10 Transportation of Fort property to Dept. of Agriculture, 1947-1948 f.11 Ft. Robinson Cemetery, 1904-1966 f.12 Records Retention Regulations, 1946 f.13-15 Property issued and turned in, 1948-1949 f.16 Technical Manuals - Photo Dept. Motion Picture Service, 1942-1944 f.17 Telephone directory, 1944 f.18 Telephone directory, 1949 f.19 AWOL - Miscellaneous, 1944-1946 f.20 Receipts for prisoners Military Police Detachment, 1945-1946 f.21 Guard Rules and Activities, 1946 V.01 Prisoner Property Record, Ft. Prison, 1944 B.012 f.22 Recreation Potential Survey, 1955 f.23 Field Draft Report on the Uses of Park, 1964 SERIES FIVE LICENSES, LEASES AND AGREEMENTS, 1885-1949 B.13 f.01 General data, releases and permits etc. U.S. Government, 1922-1942 f.02 License and blueprint C. & NW RR Co. to U.S. - Electric, 1944 f.03 C & NW RR Co. to War Department Grade Crossings, 1942 (w/maps)


SERIES FIVE LICENSES, LEASES AND AGREEMENTS, 1885-1949 B.13 f.04 C & NW RR Co. to and City of Crawford agreement w/ U.S. War Department for pipe Lines (water), 1911-1945 (w/maps) f.05 C & NW RR Co. to U.S. for Sewer Lines, 1942 plans and maps f.06 Coffee Cattle Co., Chadron, Neb., 1922-1932 f.07 U.S. War Dept to City of Crawford for fairground, 1889-1937 (w/map) f.08 U.S. War Dept to City of Crawford for pumping station, 1903 (w/map) f.09 Crawford, Nebr. – Miscellaneous, 1933-1949 f.10 Government policy – use of gravel, 1934 f.11 U.S. War Dept to Gund & Swinbank for grazing, 1933-1934 f.12 Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley RR Co., 1885 f.13 Hunting & Fishing Regulations, 1945-1948 f.14 Correspondence re photographs f.15 U.S. War Dept to Nebraska for roads, 1922 (w/map) f.16-20 Telephone Licenses C & NW RR Co. to U.S. 1943 (w/maps) Glen Telephone Co., 1907 (w/maps) Northwestern Bell, 1929 (w/maps) Soldier Creek Telephone Company 1913, 1929 (w/maps) 1942 (w/maps) f.21 Transfer, Ft MacKenzie, WY to U.S. Dept of Veteran Affairs, Nov. 12, 1947

SERIES SIX REMOUNT DEPOT, FT ROBINSON, 1919-1949

B.12 v.1 History of Remount Depot, Ft. Robinson, 1919-1927, kept by officers of the Veterinary Corps. Includes histories, Maps, clippings, etc. B.14

f.01 Remount agent file pf Fred Beltner, Bayard, Neb. Containing correspondence, pedigree charts,

articles, programs and stud books, 1927-1943 f.02 Correspondence & Miscellany, 1923-1936 v.01 U.S. War Dept Remount Policies & Manual, 1938 f.03 Remount Depot Memos, 1941 f.04 Daily Bulletin #80, Apr 6, 1943 f.05 Daily Bulletin #111, VE Day Celebration (copy), 1945


SERIES SIX REMOUNT DEPOT, FT ROBINSON, 1919-1949

B.14 (cont) f.06 Veterinarian Hygiene & Forage Reports, 1945 f.07 Veterinarian Sanitary Reports, 1946-1948 f.08-09 Monthly Information Letters, 1944-1949 f.10 Printed articles on Remount Depot, 1940’s B.25 Accessioned 2007 Correspondence of Remount Depot, 1947-1948 Fort Robinson Telephone Directory, 1947

SERIES SEVEN PRISONER OF WAR CAMPS

B.15 POW Indoctrination material Prisoner of War Special Project Center, Fort Eustis, VA March 1946 Press Tour Manual War Camp Posters (9 items) Vortag Scrapbook, 1945 – Willi Lherind Special Project Letters re POW’s, 1944-1945 The GI Bill, 1944 Guide for Instructors, 1945 POW Orientation Manual, 5th Orientation, May 1945 Camp Newsletter Hans Wallendorf POW Record B.16 POW Newspaper, “Lagerzeitung”

SERIES EIGHT FIRE STATION, 1943-1946

B.16 Fire Station Duty Logs, Station #1 V.1-6 Oct 5, 1943 – Mar 29, 1946 B.17 Fire Station Duty Logs, Station #1 V.7 March – June 1946 Fire Station Duty Logs, Station #2 V.1-4 Aug. 5, 1944 – Aug 18, 1946


SERIES NINE WAR DOG TRAINING CENTER, 1943-1946

B.18 f.01 Technical Manuals, 1943 Directives and Circulars, 1943 f.02-03 Training Schedules, 1943, 1945 f.04 Training Orientation Book, 1943 f.05 Cards, Rosters, Discharge papers, 1943-1945 f.06 Diary of a Dog Handler, Sgt J. Weston Woodbury, 1940-1945 f.07 49th Inf. Scout Dog Platoon Orders Supply forms, letters of commendation f.08 Hoof Beats and Barks, newsletter, 1943 f. 09 Misc. photographs, ca. early 1970s v.01 Hospital Dog Book, Oct 3, 1942 – Aug 19, 1946 (see also Veterinary Log, B.05, for dogs, 1932-1936). B. 26 f.1 Condensing Unit, 1945-1946 f.2 Daily Animal Report, 1945 f.3 Reports, 1944-1945

SERIES TEN HISTORICAL RECORDS, 1874-1942

B.19 f.01 Official Correspondence (copies), 1874 f.02 Lawton, Henry Ware, Ft. Robinson Officer correspondence (2 letters), 1876-1877 v.01 Guard Log Book, Sep 16, 1877 – July 9, 1879 f.03 Ft. Robinson Medical Report, 1884 f.04 Army-Navy Journal, 1886-1896 f.05 General Court Martial Orders, 1888 f.06 Wood Contract, 1890 f.07 Correspondence, 1891-1896 f.08-10 Letters and Endorsements Sent, 1900-1902 f. 11 Roster, Non-Commissioned Officers, Ninth U.S. Cavalry, 1897 B. 19A (oversize): Death and Interment Records, 1883-1886 -Record of Death and Interment, Charles Johnson, April 14,1886 -Record of Death and Interment, Morton Thomas, Sept. 14, 1886 -Reports of Internments at Post Cemetery, Fort Robinson, Feb. 16, 1883


SERIES 10 Cont. B.20 Specifications for Building for Transformer Sub Station, Ft. Robinson, 1908 Army Chaplain Questionnaire, 1908-1909 History of the 4th U.S. Field Artillery, 1907-1927 History – “Fort Robinson, Nebraska,” 1930 Miscellaneous, 1908-1942 Discharge, Troop C, 8th Cavalry, Edward W. Galbraith (March 1908) Including Thanksgiving Menus, 1925-1942 Xmas Menus, 1923 and 1926 “The Bishop Beecher Camp for Boys,” 1937 (Xerox) Letter, Robert Bruce to A. P. Howe, 1930 Concerning Ft. Rob map corrections Poem, “What a Life” no author, ca. World War II Ration Sales receipts, 1931 Souvenir Program—Dedication of Twin Monuments, Lt. Levi Robinson & Chief Crazy Horse, Sept. 5, 1934 CCC Regulations, 1933 “The Butte Trail,” from company 2744, CCC (see microfilm)

SERIES ELEVEN CONSTRUCTION RECORDS, 1884-1988

SS1 CORRESPONDENCE, SPECIFICATIONS & MISCELLANEOUS B.21 f.01 Building Lists (Numerical), 1948 f.02 Analysis of facilities, 1948 (w/ history of fort and description of buildings and grounds) f.03 Summary of building improvements and repairs, 1927 f.04 War Dept plans, temporary camps, circular letter #59, 1924 (w/14 blueprints) f.05 Building History Forms for buildings in range of #2 thru #177 f.06 Building Salvage records Bldg 2 – Animal Shelter Bldg 64 – Cavalry Stable Bldg 152 – Laundry f.07 Kennel Construction corres., 1942 f.08 Kennel Construction corres., Nov. 1942 – Mar 1943 Jobs T2-2 & T2-3 f.09 Kennel blueprints Training Shed, Nov. 1, 1942 (Hoffman)


T.O. 700-5150R (Sheet #15) SP-2-2, July 29, 1942 (U.S. Eng., Omaha) FRN10-1-1 – Latrine, 1/12/1943 (Justin) Sheet #1 (w/revisions) f.10 Electric – quarters, light fixtures (1942) f.11 Electrical Distribution Distribution Lines, 3/14/1944 (Junge) Aerial sectional map w/ specs

FRN10-239 (1945), F. B. Rawdon Distribution Aerial – Post Proper, FRN10-239A, Nov. 1945 (Rawdon) f.12 Electrical Service vouchers & requisitions Feb. 1945 – December 1948 f.13 Post Exchange – specifications, 10/1/1942 f.14 Fencing & Sidewalks, 1941 completion report w/ photos & maps) f.15 Fire Station – Prisoner-of-war camp, 1943 f.16 Gymnasium (Bldg #147) – Electrical, 1943 f.17 Headquarters (Bldg #149.1), Second Floor Alterations & Repairs w/blueprints, 1942


SERIES ELEVEN CONSTRUCTION RECORDS (cont)

B.21 (cont)

f.18 Hospital (Bldg #136) Alterations & repairs, 1933 Heating system, 1933 Expansion, 1942 Ice House (see U.S. Dept of the Interior) f.19 Internment Camp Construction, 1942-1943 List of Buildings and plans Engineer Warehouse & Post Office Kennels Ward, Fence, Quarters, Lavatory Transportation Stable Barracks & Mess Hall Fencing f.20 Miscellaneous, 1923-1927 (correspondence) f.21 Milk House for Remount Farms, n.d. f.22-23 Quarters remodel, 1943 (including corres., specs., contracts, etc.) f.24 Quarters (FRN10-3), Feb. 8, 1943 B.22 f.25 Quarters conversion, single to double Building #5 & 8, Dec. 1942 f.26 Quarters conversion, single to double Building #6 & 7, Feb. 1943 f.27 Quarters – Bath Sections, 1942 f.28 Quarters conversion, single to double Building #22 & 23, Nov. 1942 f.29 Porches, Barracks 173 thru 176, 1942-1943 f.30-32 Requisitions/Supplies, July – Dec. 1946

f.33 Stable – Miscellaneous, 1941-n.d. Buildings #161 & 163

Remount Depot, Building Layout, 1941 List of stable space, n.d. Animal Strength of corrals & feed traps Vet Hospital & Dipping Vat capacity f.34 Stable – Transportation, Bldg #49 tack room construction w/ blueprint, 1942 f.35 Sewer Lines, Post Proper FRN10-244 sectional map, Oct. 1945 f.36-38 Telephone Distribution System, 1929-1948 f.39 Utility Map – Water, Post Proper FRN10-255, Nov. 1945 (Rawdon)



B.22 (cont) f.40-41 U.S. Department of the Interior blueprints Fish Hatcheries, 1927-1948 Ice Pond and Ice House, 1944-1945 f.42 Blueprint, map of Fort Robinson B.23 Veterinary Hospital Repairs, 1975-1982 v.01 Investigation of structural adequacy, 1975 f.42 Correspondence, 1976-1978 v.2-3 Restoration, Bldg #160, 1977 v.4 Boiler & Hot Water Heater specs, 1978 f.43 Bathroom, 1981 f.44 Annex Roof Project, 1982 v.5 Roof Renovation, 1981 v.6 Handicapped Facilities, 1981 v.7 Veterinary Research Building #164 structural repairs, n.d. B.24 Miscellaneous Construction Plans and Specifications f.45 War Department specs, 1942 f.46 Ft. Robinson Construction, 1977-1981 f.47 Adobe Drainage Project, 1984-1985 f.48 Bandmaster house Windows, 1984-1985 v.8 Headquarters Boiler Replacement, n.d. f.49 Slate Roof Project, 1974-1980 v.9 Brick Granary Restoration, 1978 v.10 Tuckpointing & Painting specs., 1981 v.11 Adobe Building #20 Boiler v.12 Headquarters Boiler v.13 Museum Elevator, 1988


SS2 BUILDING DRAWINGS ON MICROFICHE, 1884-1945

1-1 Wall Chart – Escort Wagon 1-2 Remsant Escort Wagon, C. R. Weaver 1-3 Escort Wagon & 5-Horse Hitch 1-4 Escort Wagon & 4-Horse Hitch 1-5 Phillips Pack Saddle Cargo 1-6 Regions of the Horse

NOTE: Wall Charts of Fiche #1 & #2 are in OVD WR/MC/35




2-1 thru 4 Wall Chart – Regions of the Horse Nomenclature of Ambulance Harness or Escort Wagon 2-5 FRN10-13-0 – Remount Depot

General Layout Plan, Main Post, Mar 1943 2-6 Fort Robinson Reservation, Sept 27, 1917

Drawn by C. H. Stone

3-1 FRN8-4-1 – Ft. Robinson Outside Utilities Engineer, Omaha, Dec. 16, 1942

3-2 & 3 Post Layout Map, Jan. 6, 1945 (Post Engineer) 3-4 Post Layout Map showing cemetery, n.d. 3-5 Ft. Robinson Reservation, 1913-1927

Area Quartermaster, Ft. Omaha, n.d. 3-6 Reservation for Post (MR-74), poor copy

Hugo Fraissinet, Ft. Omaha, n.d.

4-1 Administration Bldg – Front Elevation Sheet 1 of 8, Interior, 99-B

4-2 Sheet 2, End Elevation, OMGO, Aug. 1902 4-3 Interior, n.d. 4-4 First Floor Plan, Sheet #5, 99B 4-5 Foundation Plan, Sheet #4, 99B 4-6 Rear Elevation, Sheet #3, 99B

5-1 Second Floor Plan, Sheet #6, 99B 5-2 Attic and Roof, Sheet #7, 99B 5-3 Miscellaneous, Sheet #8 5-4 PX-A-T (T.O.700-4821D), Post Exchange Aug. 29, 1942, revised by Omaha, Dec. 1942

5-5 Schedule Steam Heating, 2/16/1940 5-6 Bakery – Project Estimate, 4/5/1940

6-1 Bakery – Elevation, 1902 6-2 Bakery – Water Heater and Tank

Sheet #2, OQMG, Nov. 1902 6-3 Bakery Floor Plans, 1902 6-4 Bakery – Sketch n.d. 6-5 Bakery – Water Heater project, n.d. 6-6 Blacksmith Shop – Quartermasters Workshop, 1904




7-1 Construction of Air Force Facilities Standard Misc. Details, U.S. Eng., Omaha 1942 Redrawn by Omaha (Oct. 8, 1942)

7-2 Satellite Airfields (T.O.700-5150R) Standard Misc. Details, Omaha, 1942

7-3 Construction of Air Force Facilities Typical Misc. Details (Omaha), 1943 Smoke Pipe/Ventilation etc.

7-4 Construction of Air Force Facilities Typical Misc. Details (Omaha), 1943 Windows/Doors, etc.

7-5 Officers Quarters, Type OQ-A-T Floor Plan and Elevation, War Dept, 1942

7-6 T.O. Construction (SP4-?) Office Buildings Type OB-A-T thru OB-L-T Omaha, 1/21/1943 (rev. 9/13/1943)

8 Headquarters Building Repairs (Davis & Wilson) 8-1 Basement, 1st and 2nd Floors (541220-04) 8-2 Basement Floor Plan, n.d. 8-3 1st Floor, Existing (541220-05) 8-4 1st Floor 8-5 2nd Floor Plan – Existing (541220-06) 8-6 2nd Floor Plan showing new work (541220-03)

9-1 Bandmasters Quarters (old Post Office) Elevation, H. C. Whitehead 9-2 Guard House – Elevation, sheet #5

G. W. Field, C.E., Omaha, 1892 9-3 Guard House – Interior Details, sheet 2 of 2

G.W. Field, Omaha, 1892 9-4 Guard House – Floor Plans, sheet #7 9-5 Guard House – Coal Shute/Steps, sheet #10 9-6 Miscellaneous Details – not identified, sheets 10-11 10-1 & 2 Guard House – Detail of Iron Doors, sheet #11 10-3 Details of Iron Work, Sheet #11 10-4 Details of Deck & Girder Truss #12 10-5 Plan of Coal Shed, QMGO, June 1894 10-6 Construction of Ground Force Facilities

Open Lumber Shed – Utility Shop Area


Omaha, Nov. 20, 1942




11-1 Quartermaster’s Workshop (59-Q), sheet 2 Elevation/Floor Plan, Aug. 1904

11-2 Veterinary Stable (#166), May 1904 thru

12-6 Veterinary Stable Steam Heating Sheet #1 13-1 thru 3

Stable for Cavalry Artillery 90-Horse, sheet 1 Drawing 139-K, July 1906 (filmed 3x)

13-4 Stable, Side Elevation, Sheet #2 13-5 Stable, Front Elevation, Sheet #3 13-6 Stable, Hay Loft & Granary, Sheet #4 14-1 Stable for Cavalry Artillery, Sheet #1, 1906 14-2 & 3 Stable, Sheet #2 (2x) 14-4 & 5 Stable, Sheet #5 (2x) 14-6 Stable, Sheet #3 (poor) 15-1 Stable – Transverse section 15-2 & 3 Double Cavalry Stable (39-5) Guard & Shop, Sheets 1 & 2 15-4 thru 6 Quarters for Field Officers, Apr. 1905 (145-D) Sheets 1 thru 3 16-1 & 2 Quarters for Field Officers, Apr. 1905 (145-D) Sheets 4 and 5 16-3 thru 6 Quarters for Two Captains (142-B), Apr. 1905 Sheets 1 thru 4 of 8 17-1 thru 4 Sheets 5 thru 8 17-5 Sheet #5 redraw (4 bedroom floor plan) 17-6 Extra Sheet – Steam heating

18-1 & 2 Field Officers Quarters, sheets 1 & 2 G. W. Field, C.E., Omaha, Jan. 1891 18-3 Sheet #5 (1891) 18-4 & 5 Field Officers Quarters #1 2nd Floor plan w/ proposed addition, n.d. (2 different locations for bathroom) 18-6 Sheet #6 (1891)




19-1 Field Officers Quarters, sheet #7 (1891)

2nd Floor Plan 19-2 Longitudinal Section (1891)

Partially missing on right bottom, Filmed over sheet #1 (1891)

19-3 Mobilization Buildings Regimental Chapel Type CH-1 Balcony Details 800-554 (1942)

19-4 Mobilization Buildings Longitudinal Section, 800-552 QG-Construction Division, 1941 (rev. 1942)

19-5 800-556, Framing Plan & Details, 1941 19-6 800-557, Truss & Details, 1941 (rev. 1/10/1942) 20-1 thru 5 Quarters for Captains & Lieutenants Floor Plans, 1905 20-6 Quarters for Two Lieutenants, sheet #1

(120-F), April 1905 21-1 thru 6 Quarters for Two Lieutenants, sheets 2-7 (1905)

22-1 Quarters for Two Lieutenants, sheet #8 Steam Heating, 120-F, 1905

22-2 thru 6 152G (9 sheets), sheets 1 thru 5 Bachelor Officers Quarters, Aug. 1905 23-1 thru 4 Sheets 6 thru 9 23-5 Stallion Stable – front elevation, n.d. 23-6 Stallion Stable for Remount Depot, n.d. cross sec. 24-1 thru 3 4-952, Plan for Remodeling and Additions

to Pump House, OMGO), WFW, Oct. 1909 24-4 Auditorium/Gymnasium, sheet #5 (159A)

Floor Plan, n.d. (1904 on label) 24-5 North Side Elevation, not identified (159A #3) 24-6 Proposed Alterations to Gymnasium, 1910




25-1 thru 25-5 159A (7 sheets) – Gymnasium, W. L. C., March 1904

25-6 Kewanee Boiler Corp., Ill, Boiler #580 (1942) 26-1 thru 3 Gun Shed/Store Room/Workshop, Oct. 1907 26-4 thru 6 T.O. Construction, WPA Project 165-2-97-47 Squeeze Chute, T.O. 15.1 27-1 120-2, Post Hospital

Attic Floor Plan of Annex, n.d. 27-2 120-7 Attic Floor Plan, n.d. 27-3 120-6 2nd Floor Plan, n.d.

27-4 Hospital Heating Plan, J. G. Gosselin, Feb. 1901 27-5 120-? 2nd Floor Plan of Annex, n.d. 27-6 Water System, 1884 (poor copy)

28 Construction of Ground Force Facilities

28-1 80-Unit Dog Kennel & Details (FRN-20), 1942 28-2 10-Unit Dog Kennel (date obscured) 28-3 Dog Training Facilities, FRN-4-5-?, 1942

School Assembly/Training Shed/Lavatory 28-4 Post Hospital, 120-1, Additions & Alterations 28-5 & 6 Post Hospital, Additions sheets 2-3, 1908

29-1 & 2 Post Hospital, Additions sheets 4-5, 1908

29-3 Post Hospital, Steam Heating (2-1078), 1911 29-4 & 5 Post Hospital, Kewanee Boiler 30-1 & 2 Post Hospital, Heating System changes

Hoffman Specialty Co., NY, May 1931 30-3 Post Hospital, Revised Steam Heating, sheet #2

2-1078, July 1911 (see also 29-3) 30-4 Post Hospital, proposed downspout drains, n.d. 30-5 & 6 Post Hospital, Steam Heating (2-1078), 1911



SS2 BUILDING DRAWINGS ON MICROFICHE, 1884-1945 31-1 thru 4 Kewanee Boiler plans, 1942-1943

31-5 Post Hospital, Feb. 1910 Details for Windows, L. H. Bigelow

31-6 Post Hospital, Proposed downspout drains, n.d. 32-1 & 2 Stallion Stable for Remount Depot Supply yard and Approach, n.d. 32-3 Cross Section, Sheet #3 32-4 Supply Yard & Approach, sheet 2 32-5 Stallion Paddock 32-6 Post Ordnance Magazine (PO20x24)

19-2-76, Field Service, 1927 33-1 thru 6 Post Ordnance Magazine, Field Service-Facilties 34-1 thru 3 Regimental Chapel CH-1 (1941-1942) 34-4 thru 6 Branding Chute, 1930 (3 sheets) 35-1 thru 5 Branding Chute, n.d. & Roof

35-6 Construction of Ground Force Facilties FRN 4-3-6, Utility Shop Area, Paint Shop

Omaha, Nov. 20, 1942 36-1 & 2 Light Battery Gun Shed (2 sheets) 36-3 Blurred Image 36-4 Construction of Air Force Facilities

Coal Platform Detail (poor copy) 36-5 Blurred copy – Residence 36-6 T.O.15.3, Sheet #1, May 1940

Horse Dip, Plan, Sections, Details & Plot Plan WPA 165-2-97-47

37-1 thru 6 Horse Dip, sheets 3 thru 8, 1941 38-1 thru 6 Horse Dip, 1940-1941 sheets 1 thru 5

39-1 thru 3 Horse Dip, 1941, sheets 6 thru 8

39-4 Water Distribution System Typical Details 671-15, 3/12/1942 (rev., Omaha 7/6/1943)

39-5 Dust Control Plan, FRN-60, Post Eng., 1943


39-6 Fort Cemetery, Post Engineer, n.d.




40-1 thru 6 Mess Hall, 1943 41-1 Utility Shop Area General Layout FRN-4-3-1 (1942) 41-2 thru 4 Infirmary Type IN-B-T, 1942 41-5 T.O.700 Series, Mobil Buildings

Misc. Mess Details 5/28/1943 (rev. 7/1943) 41-6 SP4-2-?, Sheet #9, Standard Mess

Miscellaneous Details, Omaha 9/11/1943

42-1 Mess Hall Type M-Z-T, SP4-2-259 Electrical, U.S. Chief Eng., 6/22/1943

42-2 & 3 Framing Details, T.O. 700 Series 42-4 Wall Section & Plumbing, T.O. Series, 1943 42-5 Standard Misc. Details, T.O. Series, 1943 42-6 700-5197, Standard Utility Steam Details, 1942 43-1 T.O.700-6601 (SP4-2-25?) – Lavatory, 1943 43-2 T.O.700-6601, Lavatory Type L-A-T, Ft. Rob, 1942 43-3 T.O.700-6601, Lavatory Type L-F-T, 1942 44-1 T.O. Series Bldgs, Standard Plumbing, 1943 44-2 & 3 T.O. Series Bldgs, Standard Framing 44-4 Construction of Air Force Facilities

Standard Building Plans Misc. Details 44-5 retake of above 44-6 T.O. Series Bldg, Framing for 40’ wide bldg, 1943 45-1 Construction of Air Force Facilities

Misc. Details, Omaha, 1942 45-2 thru 4

Utility Shop Area, Combination Adminis. Building and Warehouse, 1942

45-5 & 6 Barracks Type B-A-T, 1943 46-1 & 2 War Dog Reception & Training Center, 1943

47-1 Ceco Building Products, Boiler House, 1943




48-1 & 2 Fort Robinson Internment Camp, 1942 43-3 thru 5 Guard Tower, Internment Camp, 1942 SS3 OVERSIZE DRAWINGS AND BLUEPRINTS, 1874-

NOTE: See attached printout inventory of oversize drawings SERIES TWELVE FORT ROBINSON CENTENNIAL COMMISSION, 1973-1976 B. 1 Folder 1-Marketing Studies/Surveys/Reports Folder 2-Misc. Correspondence J. J. Exon, Governor, 12 Jan. 1973 Norgard, Larry, Pres. of Commission, 12 April 1975 Folder 3-Misc. Agenda Items & Meeting Minutes, 1973-1975 Folder 4-Newspaper Clipping, “Former Commander Back at Post as Cavalry Jumping Days Return,” North Platte Telegraph 9 Aug. 1976 Folder 5-Two 8 x10 Photographs, unidentified, July 1974 Binder--1973-1976 Contents: Leg. Bill 200, 83rd Leg., First Session (establish commission) Board of Directors and Committees Meeting Minutes Programs Commemorative Stamp Publicity End of Inventory PMC Word 2000 10/14/2006; 10/11/2007; GK 10/22/2010

Documents

Fort Robinson - Nebraska State Historical Society Robinson RG0501 Fort Robinson, Nebraska Records, ... With the advent of the Ghost Dance ... Court Martial Case #3 1888 Roll #8 Post