. North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history. STRIKES-THE-REE AT NINETY-TWO YEARS OFAGE Oiief of the Yankton Sioux tribe. INDIAN TKAVOIS HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 285 work of destruction commenced by Little Crow, who was even then becomingdiscouraged by the resistance of the Sissetons, and the rumors of preparationthat reached him from every direction. The resistance met at Fort Ridgeley andNew Ulm was unexpected, and he realized that the time spent in dancing andrejoicing over the first days terrible work could never be regained. October 7th, Governor Jayne ordered the enlist
. North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history. STRIKES-THE-REE AT NINETY-TWO YEARS OFAGE Oiief of the Yankton Sioux tribe. INDIAN TKAVOIS HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 285 work of destruction commenced by Little Crow, who was even then becomingdiscouraged by the resistance of the Sissetons, and the rumors of preparationthat reached him from every direction. The resistance met at Fort Ridgeley andNew Ulm was unexpected, and he realized that the time spent in dancing andrejoicing over the first days terrible work could never be regained. October 7th, Governor Jayne ordered the enlistment of four military com-panies, trusting to future legislation, or orders from the war department, to pro-vide for their pay and equipment. Commissions had previously been issued toofficers for recruiting Company B, which was immediately organized, with Wil-liam Tripp, captain; T. Elwood Clarke, first lieutenant; the latter subsequentlybuilt Fort Hutchinson at the James River crossing, which became an importantelement in the defense of Yankton. It was built of logs with quarters for 100men. Among other officers commissioned under th
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