1844 Virginia Minstrels song.

Minister of the First Congregational Church of De Smet, 1880-1884.

Game of hiding and surprise to amuse a small child.

Walnut Grove friend of Laura’s

Whiter whites.

Ornament worn on clothing.

SD-IA tributary of Missouri River.

Dakota Central comes to De Smet.

Laura Ingalls Wilder’s hand-written list of Bible verses to be read in times of trouble or stress.

A kind of un-fermented bread, formed into flat cakes, and baked.

Male of the fallow deer, and leather made from its skin.

One of the first settlers in Kingsbury Co.

As near as I can figure, E.J. was right.

Specific bundle of goods packaged for transport.

Name given to various American birds.

English folk song.

In 1880-1881, a long, severe, blinding, and bitterly cold snowstorm.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem.

Milliner and dressmaker in De Smet.

1841 Marion Dix Sullivan song.

Thin, narrow board for fastening or joining.

Affixed lighting fixture.

Large handkerchief with white pattern on red or blue background.

Probate Judge, VP of Temperance Society, and first director of De Smet school board.

Walnut Grove acquaintance of the Ingallses’ in the 1870s....

Seeds of the flowering plant Eriogonum used as a grain.

Curved metal tool for fastening shoes.

Brass military horn.

Instrument used to remove core sample from a vat of butter, for the sake of testing.

Preparation used to make things black.

Crude building paper used for covering.

Friends of the Ingalls family in De Smet.

We’ll Rally Round the Flag, Boys!