Correspondence with Other Agencies, 1915–1941

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Correspondence with Other Agencies, 1915–1941

1915-1941

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/12000969

This series consists of correspondence with other agencies. The records include letters; applications; bills of sale; receipts; and forms. The records provide information on wills; inheritance; leases; purchases of equipment and supplies; Indian land; education; finance; medical care; legislation; and meetings. The correspondents include officials at Cheyenne River Agency; Flandreau School and Agency; Fort Peck Indian Agency; Fort Totten Agency; Haskell Institute; Lower Brule Agency; Pierre Indian School; Pine Ridge Agency; Pipestone Indian School; Rapid City Indian School; Rosebud Agency; Sisseton Agency; Standing Rock Agency; Yankton Agency; and other Indian agencies.

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National Archives at Kansas City

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National Archives at Kansas City

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Pipestone Indian Industrial Training School

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