Cheyennes adopt farming and move to Rosebud area
In 1876 under Captain Ezra Ewers Cheyennes on the white man road began farming. They stored crops, built 30 houses, and 75 tons of produce, then moved in covered wagons to Rosebud Lite Muddy. They split into families, each on 160 acres, and pledged honesty and work while seeking a school.
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