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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
8
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The Santee Reservation in Nebraska spans multiple historic Indian homes within its borders. Several reservations housed tribes displaced from the East and relocated to the area, forming the forerunner of the current Santee Indian community on the Niobrara region.
The Santee, a Sioux group moved from Minnesota and Crow Creek to the Niobrara and Missouri River area in Nebraska, rapidly adopting white farming practices. They established farms, built houses, and produced their own artisans, becoming leaders in Indian education before individual land parcels and citizenship were granted by 1887.
Osceola notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joy and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cochrane with family as Thanksgiving guests at Tillman Joy's home. Frank Joy’s 60th wedding anniversary occurred the day after. Mrs. Joy’s birthday fell on Sunday with a supper hosted by Tillman Joy.
Social notes list Thanksgiving Day visits by Mrs. Roy Frizzell Mrs. Irl Ward and Mrs. Olive Lauder of Silver Creek to Dale Frizzell family and by Mr. and Mrs. Don Byers to Columbus occupants including Mr. and Mrs. Don Ray Byers and family Lincoln visitors Dr. Paul Byers and Mrs. W. L. Byers Wakefield and Osceola names appear. creditors notice sets March 26 1960 hearing on Paul Jones estate in Polk County Nebraska with March 25 1960 filing deadline.
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