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Fort Robinson Break Out Spiritual Run honors Cheyenne tribal past ... KEYWORDS: Northern Cheyenne spiritual run cheyenne history Southern Cheyenne Dull Knife Little Wolf Fort Robinson breakout run Chief Dull Knife Chief Little Wolf nebraska indian history Northern Cheyenne reservation 1878 cheyenne historical event

AUTHOR: Mike Stark, Billings Gazette Staff Writer

The young Northern Cheyennes woke before dawn Thursday and began running in subzero temperatures in the Black Hills of South Dakota.

The young men and women slogged through the wind and snow, retracing on foot a historic 400-mile trek their ancestors took 126 years ago after breaking out of the barracks at Fort Robinson, Neb., en route to Montana.

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