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Utes Hard Worker Band in South Dakota Adapts to New Life
Sioux Falls reports Ute Indians relocated to the Cheyenne River reservation show improved behavior and diligence. About 200 men women and children live near the Rapids City Indian school and fifteen youths attend. Men work on the Crouch railroad line and previously on the Missouri River Black Hills extension, earning back wages now paid in installments. A portion drink white man’s spirits but many save funds to return to Utah. others fear Sioux contempt.
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