1803-’04—No. I. They made peace with the Gros Ventres.
No. II. Little-Beaver, a white trader, came.
White-Cow-Killer calls it “Plenty-of-woolly-horses winter.”
1804-’05.—No. I. An Indian woman who had been unfaithful to a white man to whom she was married was killed by an Indian named Ponka. The symbol for Ponka indicates the name.
No. II. The Omahas came and made peace to get their people, whom the Dakotas held as prisoners.
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1805-’06.
1806-’07.
1807-’08.