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plenty of buffalo there came back to tell the village. I don't know what ideas they have of running courier. | |||
March 7th Nothing new | March 7th Nothing new | ||
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" 9th Still very cold. Many of the men getting their fingers noses &c &c frozen while on guard. | " 9th Still very cold. Many of the men getting their fingers noses &c &c frozen while on guard. | ||
Mch 10th "The Medicine Wolf Bow", principal man of the "Minnasaperries" and his brother came up bringing news. A Crow had been at the Sioux village and had been told by them that they were all going to move up here and camp around us and were going to fight the Crows as well. That a white man was there who followed him out of camp and told him not to believe the Sioux for they were afraid | Mch 10th "The Medicine Wolf Bow", principal man of the "Minnasaperries" and his brother came up bringing news. A Crow had been at the Sioux village and had been told by them that they were all going to move up here and camp around us and were going to fight the Crows as well. That a white man was there who followed him out of camp and told him not to believe the Sioux for they were afraid | ||
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plenty of buffalo there came back to tell the village. I don't know what ideas they have of running courier. March 7th Nothing new
" 8th " " " 9th Still very cold. Many of the men getting their fingers noses &c &c frozen while on guard.
Mch 10th "The Medicine Wolf Bow", principal man of the "Minnasaperries" and his brother came up bringing news. A Crow had been at the Sioux village and had been told by them that they were all going to move up here and camp around us and were going to fight the Crows as well. That a white man was there who followed him out of camp and told him not to believe the Sioux for they were afraid