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Click for high-resolution historic poster. Caption: United States Department of the Interior 1911 advertisement offering Indian Land for Sale. The American Indian portrait used is Not Afraid of Pawnee (Yankton Sioux tribe). Notes average prices of historic tribal lands per acre. Image: Wikipedia.org

INDIAN LAND FOR SALE

Get a home of your own — easy payments.
Perfect title — possession within thirty days.

Fine lands in the West, irrigated, irrigable, grazing, agricultural dry farming.

For information as to the character of the land write for booklet, "INDIAN LAND FOR SALE," to the Superintendent U.S. Indian School at any one of the following places:

CALIFORNIA: Hoopa
COLORADO: Ignacio
IDAHO: Lapwai
KANSAS: Horton, Nadeau
MINNESOTA: Onigum
MONTANA: Crow Agency
NEBRASKA: Macy, Santee,Winnebago
NORTH DAKOTA: Fort Totten, Fort Yates
OKLAHOMA: Anadarko, Cantonment, Colony, Darlington, Muskogee, Pawnee
OKLAHOMA-Con: Sac and Fox Agency, Shawnee, Wyandotte
OREGON: Klamath Agency, Pendleton, Roseburg, Siletz
SOUTH DAKOTA: Cheyenne Agency, Crow Creek, Greenwood, Lower Brule, Pine Ridge, Rosebud, Sisseton
WASHINGTON: Fort Simcoe, Fort Spokane, Tekoa, Tulalip
WISCONSIN: Oneida

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1911

Walter L. Fisher, Secretary of the Interior
Robert G. Valentine, Commissioner of Indian Affairs