LYCOS RETRIEVER 
Cheyenne: Oklahoma Press
built 655 days ago
Eventually, there were approximately a mere 80 Cheyenne left. These survivors were moved to a reservation in southeastern Montana, where many still live today. Other members of the Cheyenne live in Oklahoma.
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This information was taken from the book, "The Southern Cheyenne", by Donald J. Buthering, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, OK. Only parts of the book was used to build a time line - history of the Cheyenne. This book is found in many libraries.
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"We continue to be impressed with the tremendous service and performance delivered by the employees at our Cheyenne distribution center," said Steve Szilagyi, Lowe's vice president of distribution. "The facility is immaculate and a model other distribution centers will strive to emulate."
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