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RG3027 Bailey, Dix and Mead

Object Type: Folder
In Folder: Images

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Stereoview. 25th Infantry (Colored) at Fort Randall in 1882.

Stealing the Trade.

Stereoview, “Morning Visit”

Stereoview, “Eat Dog and Family”

Stereoview, “Winter Quarters”

Steps. A Nez Perce Indian, who escaped from his band, while surrounded in the Band Lands of Nebraska, 1878.

Stereoview, “Winter Quarters”

Stereoview, “Summer View”

Stereoview, “Squaws Carrying Wood”

Morning roll call. Every morning the Indians are required to sit or stand in front of their teepees, to be counted by two commissioned officers, consisting of the old and new officers of the day. When a child is born they are brought out in the line to be registered, that they may draw their regular rations the same as an adult.

Stereoview. Issuing supplies.

Stereoview, “Woman’s Rights”

Stereoview, “Summer View”

Stereoview, “One Bull and Black Prairie Chicken”

True to Nature. Showing the Indian camps at their summer quarters. The guard tent in the foreground. The sentinel walking his beat, etc.

Stereoview, “Issuing Rations”

Sitting Bull and his Favorite Wife. Ft. Randall, SD, while prisoners of war, 1882.

Medicine Teepe. 1882.

Stereoview, “One Bull”

Winter Quarters. 1882. Shows tipis.

Stereoview. Sitting Bull with 2 wives and children.

Stereoview, “Winter Quarters”

Sitting Bull and true autograph. This noted Chief, with his band of Uncapapa Sioux Indians, now prisoner of war at Ft. Randall, DT is 43 year of age; weight, 200 lps; height 5 ft, 9in. Has had over 100 engagements with tier natural enemies, the Crows, of which he proudly boasts, but is too shrewd to acknowledge to having killed whites. He has 9 wives.

Stereoview, “Sitting Bull, Squaw and Twins”

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