 | 1870 - 632 pages
...The hostiles have representatives from every band; but the leading band in hostility is the Onepapas. At the agencies established for the Sioux, there is...only leaving from time to time to hunt or pick wild fruits. With this class there is no trouble. There is another class passing half their time at these... | |
 | Doane Robinson - 1904 - 676 pages
...trusted. The Oglalas at Whetstone are well behaved. At the agencies established for the Sioux (Dakotas) there is one class of Indians which has been friendly...residents, only leaving from time to time to hunt and pick wild fruits. With "Indian, 1869, p. 330. this class there is no trouble. There is another... | |
 | 1904 - 676 pages
...trusted. The Oglalas at Whetstone are well behaved. At the agencies established for the Sioux (Dakotas) there is one class of Indians which has been friendly...or five years and are nearly permanent residents, onlv leaving from time to time to hunt and pick wild fruits. With ""Indian, 1869, p. 330. this class... | |
 | United States. Dept. of the Interior - 1869 - 1256 pages
...very suspicious, and, like their brethren, the Upper Brule"s, are not to be trusted. The Ogallallas, at Whetstone, are well behaved. At the agencies established...only leaving from time to time to hunt or pick wild fruits. With this class there is no trouble. There is another class passing half their time at these... | |
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... stay from twenty to a hundred miles out from Whetstone, coming into that place for their provisions. Their disposition is very suspicious, and, like their brethren, the Upper Brules, are not to be trusted. "The Oglalas at Whetstone are well behaved.... 