III. Trading post opened in a dirt lodge on the Missouri a little below the mouth of the Little Missouri River.
1829-’30.—No. I. A Dakota found dead in a canoe.
No. II. Bad-Spike killed another Indian with an arrow.
No. III. A Yanktonai Dakota killed by Bad-Arrow Indians.
The Bad-Arrow Indians is a translation of the Dakota name for a certain band of Blackfeet Indians.
Mato Sapa says: a Yanktonai was killed by the Bad-Arrow Indians.
Major Bush says the same as Mato Sapa.
BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT PL. XIX
1830-’31.