The Naming of Sweet Grass Chief
The rise of Sweet Grass from a nameless Cree orphan to a feared warrior and revered chief. A Blackfoot raid, a bold hunt, and a medicine man's prophecy lead to his naming by the tribe as Sweet-Grass. The tale traces his blooded youth, scalps, and eventual leadership.
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Badger Hole
Battle River
Nose Creek
Sounding Lake
Q Nime
Sweet Grags Childhood in Land of the Blackfoot
The fragment recalls a boyhood moment with a battered tepee and gaze toward the Blackfoot homeland, hinting at Sweet Grags’ early ties to Indigenous lands and culture.
The Rise of Sweet-Grass in Cree Society
A fragmentary tale follows Sweet-Grass from graduation to supremacy among the Cree, surpassing Black Wolf as the tribe’s exemplar of strength and cunning. His code rejects wrongdoing while targeting Blackfeet foes. The narrative frames him as an ideal pagan aligned with tribal survival.
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Crowfoot
Nokum
Bita
Sweet-Grass
Snow
Black Wolf
Mrm
Philadelphia
New York Tribune
Father Lacombe and the Rescue of a Cree Maiden
Father Lacombe travels the Blackfoot country in May with a captive Cree girl. He negotiates with war parties, uses his faith to persuade and rescue, and later finds the girl with Sweet-Grass and Many Herbs in the autumn. The tale blends prophecy, mercy, and the priest’s profit for his Master.
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Father Lacombe
Winda
Red River
Hudson’s Bay Company
Lim
Lacombe
Priest Converts Sweet Grass via Cross Power
A Cree chief Sweet-Grass accepts the Christian cross after Pere Lacombe and a priest invoke its healing power during a prairie camp. Two Winds appears, witnessed by the crowd, signaling Sweet-Grass's conversion and a shared moment of faith.
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Sweet-Grass
Lacombe
Saskatchewan
Pere Lacombe
Travel Tickets On Annual Meetings to Various Cities Listed
Rates and sale dates for round trip tickets to Charleston Cincinnati Denver Chicago and other points for 1900 meetings of the National Association Young People Union Grand Army of the Republic and related groups. Includes general travel promos and a dyspepsia cure ad at the end.
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Charleston
Bupties
Young People’s Union
America
Cincinnati
Young People's Union of the United Presbyterian Church of North America
Denver
Col
National Escampment Grand Army
of the Republic
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Pueblo Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Sheridan
Hot Springs
Crater
Deadwood
Spearfish
L. P. Dean
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