White Cloud, a chief of the Iowa Indians, was at one time head of his tribe and lived near the Missouri river at the place known as Iowa Point. His Indian name was Mo-hos-ka. His dwelling, a double hewed log house, stood on land now owned by Frank Potter, and near his residence. The Pawnee Indians were the mortal foes of the Iowas, and on one of their trips White Cloud was shot with an arrow by a Pawnee boy and killed. He was taken home for burial and his grave is near a large tree overlooking the Missouri river, below Iowa Point. After his death Nan-cha-nin-ga, or No Heart, succeeded as head chief of the tribe.