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inally, some delegates took in the night life of Washington, despite warnings from Mix
and the secretary of the interior. During these outings, which generated a few charges of rowdiness
in the Washington papers, a Wahpeton full-blood named John Otherday became so enamored of a
saloon waitress that he took her back to Minnesota and later married her.
from Little Crow: Spokesman for the Sioux by Gary Clayton Anderson, Minnesota Historical Society Press, St. Paul (1986) |
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