Gathering at Commercial Hotel, Rushville, Nebraska
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This is a gathering of Native Americans near the Commercial Hotel in Rushville, Nebraska. A group of Sioux were leaving for tour on the wild west show circuit, and a large number of people gathered for two days to see them off. Everyone is in ceremonial clothing, including feathers and headdresses. Many of the men in front have pipes. A group of non-Indians can be seen in the immediate foreground, as well as lined against the buildings in the background. Several are seen on top of the building, as well. A water tower is viewable in the background.
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Rushville
The city of Rushville began as a settlement called Rush Valley, two miles north of its present location, in 1884. Buffalo grass pastures west of the Sandhills provided good grazing, but were too short…