The Utes in South Dakota

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www.sdhspress.com/journal/south-dakota-history-9-3/the-utes-in-south-dakota-1906-1908/vol-09-no-3-the-utes-in-south-dakota-1906-1908.pdf


Chief Appah and his son in law, Andrew Frank in traditional dress, near Sturgis, South Dakota, 1907 (photo by C. C. McBride)


At Fort Meade, South Dakota, 1906






Utes at Belle Fourche, 1906


Another McBride photo: Chief Red Cap and his family

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Another McBride photo showing Ute leaders in traditional dress near Fort Meade:


Apona (Appah?), Chuponis, Rainbow and Pompy. The man in the badge is Tabbichoats

I suspect the non-McBride photos above may have been taken by Thomas W. Tolman, who was sent out to record events for Collier's Magazine. When the Utes were camped close to Gillette on the Montana/Wyoming border, he arrived in the village before the troops came to escort the Indians to Fort Meade:

These photos show the Utes in camp, though I'm not sure whether near Fort Meade or near Gillette:





This one shows a white/Lakota negotiating team: Pete Shangreau, Woman's Dress, Major Grierson, American Horse, Captain Johnson and Frank Goings.


Here's Laudenschlager's paper again and if you scroll down there are some contemporary interviews with Lakota in the area:

files.usgwarchives.net/sd/ziebach/history/z-hst-2.txt

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Another McBride: Andrew Frank and his wife (Appah's daughter):

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A variant on the photo posted earlier in the thread.


A better version of the American Horse group

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Some more Tolman photos:


Rancher Wayne Morse visiting the Ute camp



Ute woman and girl in the Powder River camp


Leaving the Powder River village for Fort Meade


With members of the 10th Cavalry


10th Cavalry with Ute boy


Members of the Sixth Cavalry with scouts.


Utes at July 4 Celebration in South Dakota, 1907


Colliers Magazine Photo article - the best resolition I could find, though you can read it here: archive.org/details/sim_colliers-the-national-weekly_1906-11-17_38_8/page/12/mode/1up?view=theater


From p.14 ia802303.us.archive.org/23/items/sim_colliers-the-national-weekly_1906-11-24_38_9/sim_colliers-the-national-weekly_1906-11-24_38_9.pdf

See also www.wyohistory.org/encyclopedia/flight-utes