A History of Dickinson County, Iowa: Together with an Account of the Spirit Lake Massacre, and the Indian Troubles on the Northwestern Frontier |
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A History of Dickinson County, Iowa, Together with an Account of the Spirit ... Roderick a Smith No preview available - 2015 |
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afterwards arrival Barkman Beacon boat boys buffalo building built cabin camp Captain church claim Clay County command commenced courthouse Dickinson County Dodge early east Emmet County erected Estherville expedition feet fish Flandrau force Fort Dodge frontier Gardner Governor grasshopper Grove hundred Indians interest John Judge Fulton killed Kingman known land Lieutenant Little Sioux Little Sioux River located lodge Major Williams massacre ment miles Milford mill Minnesota Missouri Missouri River Moines River morning moved night northwestern Iowa officers organized Osceola County party Pillsbury pioneer prairie preemption law Prescott R. A. Smith railroad reached Ridgley savages schoolhouse settlement settlers shore Sibley side Sioux City snow soon Spirit Lake spring Springfield started succeeded summer Thatcher tion took town township tribes trip troops wagon West Okoboji West Okoboji Lake winter