Seventy Years Ago

 
Database ID27451
InstitutionSaskatchewan Archives Board
Fonds/CollectionWetton, Cecelia
SeriesIII
File/Item ReferenceIII-17
Date of creation[1948-1954]
Physical description/extent1 folder; 3.5 cm of textual records
Number of images1
Scope and contentA collection of articles on Western Canadian history written by Cecilia Wetton. Includes one on Swift Runner the Cree Wendigo hung for cannibalism, the Turtle Lake Saulteaux tribe, early farming in the Prince Albert-Carlton area, warfare between the Assiniboine and Dakota, the end of the bison herds, the story of Mesckacis, Chief Beardy and Treaty Six, the first North-West Territories Census in 1879, Sitting Bull's time spent in Canada, Aboriginal Sturgeon fishing in the Battle and North Saskatchewan rivers, early settlements in the West, Wesayckaychak, the first territorial election in 1881, Judge Hugh Richardson, Thomas Clarke (son of Lawrence), the murder of Barney Tremont and his ghost in the Eagle Hills near Battleford, and other assorted items pertaining to the early West.
Copyright holderUnknown
Copyright expiry dateUnknown
TypeArchival
Primary MediaTextual documents
Provenance Access PointWetton
PlaceBattleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada
Treaty boundariesTreaty 6
Cultural regionPlains
Subarctic
Canada -- National
NamesBeardy ** [kâ-mîyastowçsit
Dumont, Gabriel, 1837-1906
Man Without Blood
Nez Percee Jack
Sitting Bull, 1831-1890 (Chief)
Swift Runner
Ta-tanka-i-yotank
takwanāw kā-apit
Tremont, Barney
Wesakaychak
Williams, Dan
SubjectCulture -- Folklore
Elections
Treaty -- Treaty 6
Warfare
Law Enforcement
People
Northwest Resistance
Hunting and Trapping
Hudson's Bay Company
Early European Settlers
Indigenous Peoples General
Cree
Assiniboine
Dakota (Sioux)
Saulteaux
Nez Perce
Date Range(s)1870-1879
1880-1889
1890-1899
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