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A doubleface steals a child (1927)
A child is sent out into the dark for being naughty, and disappears. He is later found in the hands of a hairy monster who has abused him severely. The people kill the monster, and believe it was the mythical Double-Face.
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A Dakota Pun (1930)
The speaker tells a funny story of a Teton man named Joseph Paints Yellow in Santee. Joe says he will pray for the khúža. The Elder Santee man jokes that there are plenty of khúža loitering about the store.
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Muskrat and the Beaver (1937)
This tells of Muskrat, who was once blessed with a great tail, until Beaver asked him to swap. Now Beaver won't swap back!
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A Baptism (1937)
This funny story tells of an old man who was dragged by a priest to be baptized against his will. Sure enough, he finds a creative way out of it!
