Indians and commissioners holding council at Rose Bud Agency, May 4, 1889
Description
Black and white photograph showing a large crowd gathered around what appears to be a corral or fenced yard. Some people sit on horses, others stand or sit on the ground. Several large buildings can be seen in the background. This negative is marked as number 9 of a series.
Members of the commission were Gen. George Crook, Major William Warner, and Charles Foster, former Governor of Ohio. Hollow Horn Bear was chosen as negotiator of the Brule by his people. Rosebud Agency became one of twenty communities on the reservation. The Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation is located nine miles north of Valentine, Nebraska, in South Dakota.
