Story of a Heyoka man 469 Heyoka women 471 Iya, the god of gluttony 471 Ikto, Iktomi, or Unktomi 471 Ćaŋotidaŋ and Hoḣnoġića 473 Anuŋg-ite 473 Penates 475 Guardian spirits 475 Beliefs about the buffalo 475 Prevalence of the beliefs 475 Origin of the buffalo 476 The Tataŋgnaśkiŋyaŋ, or Mythic buffalo 477 The bear 477 The wolf 477 Horses 479 Spiders 479 Snake lore 479 The double woman 480 Deer women 480 Dwarfs or elves 481 Bogs 481 Trees 482 Customs relating to childhood 482 Puberty 483 Ghost lore and the future life 484 Meaning of wanaġi 484 Assiniboin beliefs about the dead 485 Ghosts not always visible 485 Death and burial lore 485 Why the Teton stopped burying in the ground 486 Importance of tattooing 486 Ceremonies at the ghost lodge 487 Good and bad ghosts 489 Intercourse with ghosts 489 Ghost stories 489 The ghost husband 489 The solitary traveler 489 The ghost on the hill 489 The Indian who wrestled with a ghost 489 The man who shot a ghost 492 Assiniboin beliefs about ghosts 492