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<blockquote data-quote="sl1000794" data-source="post: 291848" data-attributes="member: 6974"></blockquote>I was privileged&nbsp; know a man by the name of ED Milligan , He and my dad were friends and I met him when I was just a kid.&nbsp;&nbsp; If any of you in your 60s or older went to NDSU_BBIF you know who I am talking about,&nbsp;&nbsp; One of the most amazing people I ever visited with.&nbsp; &nbsp; He taught me a lot and sparked my interest , One of those guys that you could talk with for hours and it just kept getting more interesting.&nbsp; &nbsp; He was a white man that was adopted by the Tribe.<a href="https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/41538077/edward-archibald-milligan" target="_blank">https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/41538077/edward-archibald-milligan</a><a href="https://apps.library.und.edu/archon/?p=collections/findingaid&amp;id=626&amp;q=&amp;rootcontentid=79551" target="_blank">https://apps.library.und.edu/archon/?p=collections/findingaid&amp;id=626&amp;q=&amp;rootcontentid=79551</a>[/QUOTE]Davey, I remember Ed.&nbsp; I had 2 good friends that had Fathers that taught at &quot;The Forestry&quot; as it was called when I was in Botno.&nbsp; One taught mathematics and several of us took &quot;Slide Rule&quot; from him our senior year in HS.&nbsp; No college credit but it gave us a leg up in Engineering classes in college ... our calculators in the '60's!&nbsp; The other was the music instructor.&nbsp; You probably know who I'm talking about.His Metigoshe cabin was called &quot;Timber Wolf Up.&quot;&nbsp; Sadly gone now.&nbsp; His picture is just as I remember him.&nbsp; He was a few years older than Dad.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="sl1000794, post: 291848, member: 6974"] [/QUOTE]I was privileged know a man by the name of ED Milligan , He and my dad were friends and I met him when I was just a kid. If any of you in your 60s or older went to NDSU_BBIF you know who I am talking about, One of the most amazing people I ever visited with. He taught me a lot and sparked my interest , One of those guys that you could talk with for hours and it just kept getting more interesting. He was a white man that was adopted by the Tribe. [URL]https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/41538077/edward-archibald-milligan[/URL] [URL]https://apps.library.und.edu/archon/?p=collections/findingaid&id=626&q=&rootcontentid=79551[/URL][/QUOTE] Davey, I remember Ed. I had 2 good friends that had Fathers that taught at "The Forestry" as it was called when I was in Botno. One taught mathematics and several of us took "Slide Rule" from him our senior year in HS. No college credit but it gave us a leg up in Engineering classes in college ... our calculators in the '60's! The other was the music instructor. You probably know who I'm talking about. His Metigoshe cabin was called "Timber Wolf Up." Sadly gone now. His picture is just as I remember him. He was a few years older than Dad. [/QUOTE]

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