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Leech Lake Agency Patient
1901
A Leech Lake Agency small pox patient is being put on a boat for removal to a hospital.
Leech Lake Agency Medical Care
1901
Dr. Stephenson, Leech Lake Agency physician, and assistants prepare a small pox patient for removal to the hospital.
Leech Lake Agency Council
October 1898
Men gather at the Council at the Leech Lake Agency. W.A. Jones is seated second from the right. This image is part of a collection of images of the Ojibwa-Pillager Battle at Sugar Point on Bear I...
Indian Families
Indian families stand in front of a teepee at the Warm Springs Agency in Oregon.
Indian Family
An Indian family with a wooden structure and a teepee at the Warm Springs Agency in Oregon.
