Sisseton

[ sis-i-tuhn, -tn ]

noun

, plural Sis·se·tons, (especially collectively) Sis·se·ton.

1. a member of a North American Indian people belonging to the Santee branch of the Dakota.

Example Sentences

This was the second military expedition made to secure the offenders of the Sisseton war-party.

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Without apparent detriment, I could break up housekeeping in Beloit, and build at Sisseton.

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This made it possible for all the churches on the Sisseton reservation to be represented by pastors and elders.

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After this meeting closed, I spent six weeks with the churches in my own part of the field on the Sisseton reservation.

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Then came the delegation of more than twenty from the Sisseton reservation, near Fort Wadsworth.

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