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A Note From Cottonwood Corners
In 1832, Joseph La Barge, then only seventeen years old, was working on steamboats on the Mississippi River and was present at the Indian battle of Bad Axe, Wisconsin. During that same year he came over to the Missouri River and began learning its odd and peculiar habits which challenged the captains of the early steamers that ventured into what would become Dakota Territory.
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