Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-06-28

But ahead calamity almost recklessly,
feeling and trusting that when to he in the
wrong the correction will be made with resentment,
and will be thankful any criticisms that
right.
Standing Rock Indian Agency
have occurred at this place with degree Of Importance and
pie here aed while and moved away
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evolutionary state have always preceded the advent of shall
give her first consideration in this work.
length for miles north and south along here has
on heights here probably long
one the i3 ssE s'sss
them from the other side At the time its
Battle nine % no e the fe the fluff ~ is
s six @ S . was svs n @
s up @ un Gdf about n1 e % us a 81 % 5 P
lakes there surrounded by nbered bottom
This called s Lone Tree Landing for the that the bluff
following in
graceful curve came in under the plateau which the fort built
yards out parallel with the edge q the table land she landed about
fp ps t s s 81 Sts was @ e
pulled out from this shore little above the Agency pointed
crossed over to the foot bend on the east de and when she finally
from view she under the old bluff shore about miles
first showed up ne t%besd piece Of boonnd sa
shore lies Therefore be that where the
that time solid land and favoe camping place for the old
the banner Chief Two Bear peace
5os AND mny Of 5 to the passing ss
at the day The cut this whole bottom
sho and the passed wide bottom was built up ON the w
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along the bluff while this going where the
nearly mile below the One Mile creek where there slough
Then the boats s san landing o out opposite the Agency again the
ndusous trying to work its back to the old channel and the
E % s t S9' en e
Wnona side there is piece Of new land mile wide covered with
from which logs obtained the buildings and
Agency hospital Many deal cottonwood lumber
cut here for construction purposes
Many tales we hear" Of those early days. the truth which
the June and has been said that steamboats,
the Agency which that the about 50 ee
Ths late R ssd {s when s Was s @ y s the old
Bo es b that and s e 1s s %eI q .e hills to the
brook obviously these exaggerated and NO
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that until 1885 the first creek below as tie One
N nc to one Today We find the to % %en
and deepened degree that would of river in an
sink into the ground hills through the Accumulation ua
s 1ssa % an I'll od 5 %
than 20 this could be fully and plainly
post grounds while it completely hidden view across the
grass plain We offer the explanation high winds have
gradually built the ground intervening point and leave it
biologists to confirm.
Another thing the great amount Of enterprise displayed the
Of erecting fences Not number years ago.
committee out the foot hills three miles of town, riding
stumbling old mule who had weakness falling
least three times while being induced to leave the stable He called
Tug because you had to tug the much
him headed for the However, this OCCASION
into his head to right home Taking the bit hi
he
rider little anxiety for the time being though the saddle had
pummel for hanging purposes stunbn
q he hod