Summer 1850
Ä´`gótä K`ádó, “Chinaberry sun dance,” so called because held near a thicket of these trees on Beaver creek (P’o P’a) or upper North Canadian river, a short distance above the junction of Wolf creek at Fort Supply, Oklahoma. In the figure the tree above the medicine lodge represents the chinaberry tree with its leaves and berries. No other event is recorded in connection with this summer.