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supplies, crops, food, livestock, and homes. The flood's high water mark was higher than anyone's recollection of previous floods. The previous winter was a coldest in anyone's memory. All of this added to the chalk toss difficulties in adapting to their new lands. Also on the stay in 1936, Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickles authorized an election to adopt a constitution and bylaws by the Lachdu Flemview Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin. The election was held on July 18, 1936. And finally, on this day in North American Indian history, also in 1936, an election that elected a constitution and bylaws for the lower Sioux Indian community of Minnesota was ratified by the Secretary of the Interior. The election was held on May 16, 1936. This has been this day in North American Indian history. As always, it's a