In this week’s podcast, we try a new format, focusing on just the history of the Midwest. Key stories look at Elizabeth McClelland, also known as Little Casino, who ran the toniest bawdy house in Bismarck, as well as a bit of historic events that occurred this week in history, including the death of a Lakota chieftain, as well as the Wolf Family Murder, one of the most grisly murders to happen in North Dakota.
In this episode of the Midwestern Scout, we explore two wild west women of Bismarck, Mollie Myers, a reformed prostitute, and famed psychic, and Mrs. Nash, possibly the most famous Army laundress, who had a great secret. Also explored is how these two women intersected.
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