. North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history. HUNTING THE GRIZZLY BEAR From a painting- by Charles Bodmer from Travels to the Interior of North America in 1S33-3-4, by Maximilian, Prince of Wied, HERDS OF BISON AND ELK ON THE UPPER MISSOURI From a painting by Charles Bodmer from Travels to the Interior of North America in 1833-3-4, by Maximilian, Prince of Wied, 1843. HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 21 September 6th the Indians killed four bears and eight deer. While theywere pitching their temporary camp, a bear came to the river to drink. Henryshot him, but he ran off, and
. North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history. HUNTING THE GRIZZLY BEAR From a painting- by Charles Bodmer from Travels to the Interior of North America in 1S33-3-4, by Maximilian, Prince of Wied, HERDS OF BISON AND ELK ON THE UPPER MISSOURI From a painting by Charles Bodmer from Travels to the Interior of North America in 1833-3-4, by Maximilian, Prince of Wied, 1843. HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 21 September 6th the Indians killed four bears and eight deer. While theywere pitching their temporary camp, a bear came to the river to drink. Henryshot him, but he ran off, and was found sitting under a brush heap, grumblingand licking his wounds. Another shot killed him. The next day seven bearswere noticed drinking from the river at the same time. Red deer were whistlingin every direction, and a wolf came near and was killed. The men killed a stur-geon with an axe. They arrived at Park River September 8, i8oo, about 2 P. M., and it beingplain that the Indians would go no farther up the river, it was determined tobuild a post at that point. TERKORIZED BV THE SIOUX Tiie Sioux were the terror of all the neighboring tribes, and the enemy ofall. They wandered over the prairies in large bodi
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