Sitting Bull and the Ghost Dance Era in Indian Policy
An account of Sitting Bull's leadership, U.S. treaty violations, and the Ghost Dance movement that culminated in his death. Details include the 1865 treaty, the punitive campaigns, and the 1890 confrontation at the fort that ended with Sitting Bull's death and the oscillating efforts to pacify the Sioux.
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Aittle
Sitting Bull
Canada
Oregon
Washington
California
Bismarck
Mandan
Harney
Black Hills
Congress
Dakota Nation
Old Mexico
Alence-Lorraine
Strassburg
Benfeld
Bitting Bull
Harrison
Indianapolis
James McLaughlin
Does
Tony Diatake
Colonel Drum
Fort Yates
McLaughlin
Henry Bull
Cutenant
Indian Polie
Courlera
Edmond G. Fatcher
Eighth Cavalry
Crowfoot
Bull
Ontch-the-Bear
Strike-the-Kettle
Bull Head
Shave Head
Fatcher
Andres
Miles
Wounded Knee
Notice to Bid on School Funds 1909
The School Board of Minnesota School District No 56 Ward County North Dakota invites bids for school funds to be deposited in a bank at the highest interest rate. Bids due by 2 pm on July 13 1909. Board reserves right to accept any or all bids. By order of the School Board Cain T Roers Clerk.
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Ward County
North Dakota
Caint Rocers
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