History of Dakota Territory, Volume 1S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1915 - Dakota Territory |
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appointed Big Sioux Big Sioux River bluff boat Bon Homme County boundary buffalo Burleigh called camp Captain Cavalry Charles Mix Charles Mix County Cheyenne chief citizens claimed Clay County command committee Company convention council Creek Dakota Territory delegate to Congress democrats District early election Elk Point Enos Stutsman expedition favor Fort Randall George Government governor held hostile House hundred Iowa James River Jayne John killed Lake land large number Legislature Lewis M. K. Armstrong miles military Minnesota Missouri River mouth named nation Nebraska nominated organization party passed peace Pembina portion prairie Precinct President Randall Red River Representatives republican secretary secure session settlement settlers Sioux City Sioux Falls soldiers steamboat Stutsman Sully Territory of Dakota thence tion Todd town trade treaty tribes troops Union County United Valley Vermillion votes W. W. Brookings William Yankton County Yankton Indians