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Collection Summary
Collection: 00086 - Paul Ewald Photograph Collection
Folder: 0022
Item: 01154
Title: Wolf Chief, Strikes Many Women, and three children in the Little Missouri Camp, Fort Berthold Reservation
Date: 1907
Creator: Wilson, Gilbert Livingstone,--1868-1930
Inscription/Marks: On the front: "'I-66", which is associated with the Gilbert Wilson collection at the Minnesota Historical Society. On the back: col. 86-1154, and the information noted in the summary.
Summary: The tents and tipis of the 4th of July Little Missouri Camp on the Fort Berthold Reservation property of Crow's Heart is the background for this scene of family life for Wolf Chief and his wife and children. Wolf Chief and Strikes Many Women sit near their tent, in the work space used as a camp kitchen. The oldest girl is arranging her hair by the tent side, while her smaller sister carries a bare-bottomed child off into the grass to keep cool on a hot day. Taken in 1907, during the Gilbert L. Wilson ethnographic study of the Hidatsa living on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, associated with his collection housed in the Minnesota Historical Society.
Red ID: PH_I_146147 Image ID: 107307 Image Notes: 00086-01154

Collection: 00086 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Paul Ewald Photograph Collection
Date: 1875-Circa 1960

Summary: Consists of prints and some copy negatives of several photographers on the Fort Berthold Reservation, primarily Gilbert L. Wilson, and also including Frances Densmore, Frank Fiske, Fred Olson, Sumner Matteson, and several unidentified photographers. Ewald wrote identification of many photographs in his collection based upon suggestions from the people of Fort Berthold. Images include celebrations and gatherings, dances, sweat lodges, Little Missouri camps, cradles, portraits, Buffalo Bird Woman, Wolf Chief, Goodbird, Indian crafts and skills, artifacts, wood gathering, gardening, food processing and cooking, earth lodges, bullboats, travois, and Indian cowboys.

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