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FORT KEOGH, Montana, July 19.--News of serious trouble among the Northern Cheyenne Indians has been received here. The folowing official telegram was received late last night: "The commanding ...

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Cheyenne Crossing's famous Indian taco has been chosen as the best taco in South Dakota, according to the May issue of Food Network Magazine.

The shards of Black Horse’s bones were removed from his leg in 1879 by an Army surgeon at Fort Keogh, Mont., after Black Horse and about 300 Cheyenne Indians had fled from Army captors in Oklahoma.

LuAnna Fox and three-year-old daughter Kamille watch her 10-year-old son Sheldon look for salvageable items from the ruins of the family's house on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation in this ...

A proposal to retire the use of Native American words and imagery in the Cheyenne Mountain School District — including its controversial Indian mascot — has been postponed until spring, ...

Lawrence Hart of Clinton, Okla., a Mennonite minister and Cheyenne Indian chief, will speak on native American concerns and 500 years of American history from another perspective at 7:30 p.m. Frida… ...

A petition to rid Cheyenne Mountain of its Indian mascot has collected over 3,300 signatures since last week. “In light of the current national dialogue surrounding racial injustice, diversity ...

In a sterile meeting room on the second floor of the Northern Hotel in downtown Billings, Linwood Tall Bull took a room full of “non-Indian scientific” history buffs on a ...

Largely because of the last Indian passage through Kansas and Nebraska, the Northern Cheyenne Reservation at Lame Deer, Mont., was created in 1884. The aftermath ...