blackfeet

4 photos tagged blackfeet, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

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productive side said:
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Richard Norton said:
INDIAN TO DRIVE IN TOUR.

Long Time Sleep, a wealthy Indian of the Glacier Park reservation, Montana, joined the American Automobile Association at a ...

Source: New York Times; May 4, 1913, Sunday query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9B0DE4D8173FE6...

I will transcribe the full text and post the article to Flickr later so they can sit side by side.
Quay Bell said:
YAY!!!!!!!!!!~~Thank you bunches for this one!~
Michael Matischuk said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called People People People, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Art Siegel said:
"He is of the Peigan Nation", according to the NYT article above. Piegan being a part of the Blackfoot or Blackfeet Nation in Montana.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piegan_Blackfeet
Bambi Slayer said:
He was a native american of the Flathead Nation of Montana also known as Nick Lassa here is his wiki pagehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Lassa

Art Siegel said:
The tribe's website: www.blackfeetnation.com/about-the-blackfeet.html
swanq said:
From the Blackfeet website, see above: "Ours is primarily an oral tradition but we have always kept a record of Tribal history and events by painting tipis, robes, and hides with pictures to tell the story, something we do to this day. Hides painted to record the year’s significant occurrences are called a winter count, and you will find winters counts mentioned in the “Historical Timeline” section of this website. Perhaps it is our tradition of visual imagery that explains why the Blackfeet have such an unusually large number of talented, internationally-celebrated artists."

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swanq said:
See www.oldpostcards.com/indian.html and www.oldpostcards.com/i/ind000407.html for image of postcard using what appears to be this image (colored). Postcard is from Glacier National Park.

Another copy of the postcard is at swcenter.fortlewis.edu/images/D002/D0020321Page.htm -- with 'circa 1908' as date. However Glacier National Park was not established as such until 1910.
swanq said:
www.archive.org/details/pressclubbulleti00pres suggests that in November 1912, Medicine Owl, a Chief of the Blackfeet and "Chief of Medicine Men" was a luncheon guest at the Chicago Press Club. See print page 284.

I think the date written on the negative is 1-18-13.
The Library of Congress said:
swanq: Thanks for the additional information on Medicine Owl. We will add more details to the source data and then reload the description to Flickr.
Rob Ketcherside said:
Several articles about Medicine Owl ran in the Chicago Daily Tribune, November 24 and 28, 1913.

A Nov 24 article states that he met with Mary Garden. LC uploaded photos of her recently as well, see around .

The Nov 28 article says that he christened Italian opera singer Titta Ruffo with the name "Chee-ka-komeena, Thunder Chief". LC uploaded a photo ot Titta a few weeks ago, .
theseanbee said:
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