Sitting Bull the Sioux Medicine Man and Leader
A biographical portrait traces Sitting Bull from his 1834 Grand River birth to his death at Fort Yates in 1890. It covers his reputation as a medicine man, his role in the Custer fight, his Canadian exile, surrender at Fort Buford, and final years at Standing Rock with analysis of his character from various sources.
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Sitting Bull
Custer
The
Little Big Horn
Canada
United States
Gall
Napoleon
W. W. Moses
Great Falls Tribune
Montana
Helena
Agency
Wunder
Jumping Badger
Grand River
South Dakota
Rockies
President Grant
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Washington
Grant
Black Hills
Wyoming
Crook
Terry
Big Horn Mountains
George A. Custer
Miles
Fort Leavenworth
Nelson A. Miles
Fifth Infantry
B. S. Otis
23Rd Infantry
Otis
Cedar Creek
International Boundary Line
Iron Horn
Rain-in-the-Face
Woody Mountain
Montana Line
Fort Walsh
Northwest Mounted Police
A. H. Terry
A. G. Lawrence
Massachusetts
Missouri River
Old Fort Peck
W. P. Clark
Second Cavalry
Frenchman's Creek
Seventh Artillery
Rice
Red River
Long Dog
Yellowstone
Fort Custer Military Reservation
Sfuggins
Fort Keogh
O'Itallon Creek
Allison
I. H. Allison
Day
Fort Buford
Milk River
Chief Gall
Walsh
Dominion
Sitting Pull
Crow King
Poplar Creek
Ilges
Fort Assinniboine
Montana Historical Library
M. T
District of Montana
U. S. Infantry
R. L. Morris
Eighteenth
Morris
Fifth
Poplar River
D H. Brotherton
Jean Lois Jegare
Woody Mountains
Segare
Red Thunder
Legare
Fort
Crow Foot
Brotherton
Standing Rock Agency
North Diota
Broatherton
Lionel S. Sackett
T. C. Bayard
Fort Putford
Strait
Minnesota
Treasury Department
Committee On Claims
Leutenants
Hump
Rain-in
McLaughlin
Bismarck
General Sherman
Fort Yates
Fort Randall
Kicking Bear
Cheyenne River Reservation
Col
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Standing Rock
Cody
Indian Department
Pine Ridge
Drum
Eighth Cavalry
Bull Head
Shave ‘Head
Shave Head
Blue Coats
Red Tomahawk
Hilm
Hawk Man No. 1
To Have a Clear Sweet Skin With Cuticura Products
A vintage advertisement urges readers to touch pimples redness roughness or itching with Cuticura Ointment then bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse dry gently and apply Cuticura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance. Sold everywhere 25 cents each.
Some Regal Facts and Stock Option for Wells
The offering gives subscribers an option to buy stock at 10 cents per share for 30 days after first well completion. If the first well produces, options could raise about $15,000 for Well No 2. Eight men from Seattle and Great Falls financed and contracted Beckett Brothers for a offsetting well. no stock offered with this financing.
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Beckett Brothers
Ir Papimene
Occese
Ccsereererrse
Initiult
Regal Oil Co
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Badger
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J. W. Speer
Treas
C. M. M’cutcheon
REGAL
Section
MacDonald Companies
Regal Land
Swartz
BGAL
Toole County
Regal OI Company
First National Bank Building
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