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Horses
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Agricultural Laborers
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Harvesting
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Harvesting Machinery
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Dakota Territory, the new Indian campaign, the Steamer 'Rosebud' transporting General Miles' troops from the south to the north bank of the Missouri, June 9th
Steamboats; Soldiers; Horses; Rivers;
Steamboat on river with many men and horses on the two decks. Sign on top of ship 'Rosebud Missouri River transporation' and 'Rosebud' on flag at front of ship. Smoke coming from ship. Other steamboat...
2.
Camp Red River Hunters
Tipis; Tents; Covered wagons; Indian encampments; Expeditions & surveys; Hunting;
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Fort Union and distribution of goods to the Assiniboines
Forts & fortifications; Tipis; Carts & wagons; Indian encampments;
Tipis, Indians and traders gathered over large open grounds with Fort Union in the background.
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A grain elevator
Grain elevators; Carts & wagons; Horses; Grain industry;
Line of wagons loaded with sacks of grain approaching grain elevator with large 'A' on side.
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Harrowing
Horses; Carriages & coaches; Agricultural laborers;
Line of horse-drawn harrows in field with laborers standing behind each. Man seated on wagon drawn by two horses inforeground.
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Breaking up the land
Horses; Agricultural laborers; Plowing;
Man observing line of horse-drawn plows breaking sod.
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Reaping and binding
Harvesting; Harvesting machinery; Agricultural laborers;
Long row of grain binders extending to horizon in field with man seated on each binder. Man seated on horse observing and another man standing near a binder with three horses.
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Harvesting
Harvesting; Harvesting machinery; Horses; Agricultural laborers;
Line of horse-drawn binders in grain field extending to horizon. Man seated on each binder and several others in field covered with bundles of grain.
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Ploughing
Plowing; Plows; Horses; Agricultural laborers;
Line of horse-drawn plows extending into horizons with man behind each holding the handles of plow. Man riding horse and an other man nearby observing.
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Wood's self-binder reaping machine
Harvesting; Agricultural laborers; Horses; Harvesting machinery;
Man seated on grain binder drawn by two horses.
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Curious Indian ceremony at Standing Rock Agency, the Sioux Chief, Fire Cloud, dedicating the sacred Standing Rock to peace and plenty
Monuments & memorials; Rites & ceremonies; Brooms & brushes;
Indian with brush in hand standing next to rock set on a two-layer pedestal. Other Indians and man in suit, likely Major James McLaughlin standing behind the rock.
12.
Rosebud steamboat on the Missouri River
Steamboats; Horses; Soldiers; Rivers;
Steamboat on river with many men and horses on the two decks. Sign on top of ship 'Rosebud Missouri River transportation' and 'Rosebud' on flag at front of ship. Smoke coming from ship. Other steamboat...
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Dakota, surrender of Sitting Bull and party of hostile Sioux at Fort Buford, July 20
Military personnel; Horses; Covered wagons;
Two soldiers on horses on high ground looking over wide expanse with soldiers on horses and long line of covered wagons extending into distance with buttes in far distance.
14.
Red River country, crossing a portage
Portages; Military personnel; Forests; Soldiers - Canadian; Soldiers - British;
Soldiers pulling boats up hill over logs, with dense forest surrounding them.
15.
Red River country, camp at Matawan Bridge
Rivers; Military camps; Tents; Bridges; Military personnel; Forests; Soldiers - Canadian; Soldiers - British;
Tents on both sides of river with bridge between. Possibly the Madawaska River in western Ontario, Canada.
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