Cheyenne Chief Whirlwind and wife with Phil Block [Black?] and wife, and Philip McClusker, interpreter, on horseback

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  Temporary Cheyenne camp during Grand Council meeting, 1875. At left, interpreter Philip McClusker and his Cheyenne Indian wife, Minnehaha

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  Cheyenne Indian men and women in their temporary camp.

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  Temporary Cheyenne camp during Grand Council meeting, 1875. At left, interpreter Philip McClusker and his Cheyenne Indian wife, Minnehaha

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  Cheyenne Chief Whirlwind and wife in temporary camp during the annual Grand Council, Okmulgee, Oklahoma, 1874

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  Quartermasters quarters, Stoneman's Station

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