South Dakota's Early Fur Trade History
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South Dakota's early fur traders, those that engaged in the traffic directly with the Indians, were men of no ordinary mold. In many instances they were heroes, at all times resolute, self-reliant, and often self-sacrificing. As a rule no obstacle discouraged them, and they were appalled by no threatened calamity.
In 1915, George Washington Kingsbury published "South Dakota: Its History and Its People" which included several chapters providing a short 22-page overview of South Dakota's fur t...
In 1915, George Washington Kingsbury published "South Dakota: Its History and Its People" which included several chapters providing a short 22-page overview of South Dakota's fur t...






















