The Cheyenne River flows northeastward along the northwest boundary of Oglala Lakota County. She was reinterred in Oglala Lakota land. Crazy Horse was a Native American war leader of the Oglala Lakota. Fools Crow led Oglala Lakota spiritual ceremonies and practice in their ways for participants. The newspaper for Oglala Lakota County is "The Lakota Country Times". Hot Springs in Fall River County serves as the administrative center for Oglala Lakota County. They are also known as Oglala Lakota. The town's name comes from the Oglala Sioux tribe. Among the 125 families evicted was that of Pat Cuny, an Oglala Sioux. Merchants quickly started selling alcohol to the Oglala Sioux. The Wagluhe Band is one of the seven bands of the Oglala Lakota. It featured young men of the Oglala Sioux nation, who re-enacted events from frontier history. When the Oglala and Cheyenne sprang their trap, the soldiers had no escape; none survived. Five hundred Oglala members were in attendance. Some full-blood Oglala believed they were not getting fair opportunities.