The Gros Ventre or Big Bellies of the Prairie History
This history traces the Gros Ventres of the Prairie known as Atsina. It covers their origins as Algonquins, alliance with the Arapahoe, migration west, and shift to nomadism in buffalo country. It recounts clashes with Lewis and Clark, mislabeling as Blackfeet, the Pierre’s Hole battle of 1832, trade rivalries, and noted traits by Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assiniboines
Prairie
Falls
Arapahoes
Gros Ventres
Atsina
Missouri
Great Falls
Judith Basin
Upper
Mandans
Lewis
Montana
Lewis Company
Greg Ventres
Cros Ventres
Gros Entres
Blackfeet
Father DeSmet
St. Louis
Crow Country
Black Hills
Snake River
Colorado Mountains
Pierre’s Hole
Three Forks
Pierre's Hole
Rocky Mountain Fur Companies
South Pass
Platte
Sweetwater
Ashley
Gres Ventres
Snake
Green Rivers
Hudson Bay
Wyeth
Sublette
Bridger
Bonneville
Fitzpatrick
Chittenden
Vanderbaugh
American Fur Company
Vanderburgh
Peter Skene Ogden
Alexander Henry
Northwest Company
Old Fort Brule
Hudson Bay Company
Hudson Bay Fort On the South Branch
Saskatchewan
North West Company
Henry
Gros Ventre
Kalispell City Band origins traced to Demersville days
The Kalispell City Band formed in 1890 in Demersville with Frank E. Martz directing and C. F. Light among early organizers. The article recounts key members, later leaders, and the band’s evolution into the American Legion Band of Kalispell by 1924, plus notes on funding and community support.
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Kalispell
Demersville
Flathead Valley
Frank E. Martz
Missoula
C. F
Shorty
Geo. H. Cade
Brampton
Ontario
Canada
Brampton Mechanics
A. H. Burch
Kalispell City
L. J. B. Chapman
W. F. Zimmerman
Montana
Pontiac
Mich
Riffo
Cade
Flathead Band of
American Legion
American Legion Band of
Howard J. Hunt
Marion Bear
Raymond Mitchell
Chet Brintnall
W. Zufall
Orion Strissel
J. C. Anderson
F. H. Haddow
John Bear
Clarence A. Kopp
A. Solberg
Eugene Morrow
L. L. Goddard
N. L. Herrick
A. J. Burch
G Pauline
A. HK. Burch
Fred Hinman
Wm. Lay
Geo. Loff
Arthur Branes
Guy L. Chrisinger
Howard Packer
THE
Pioneer Days
Valley of Jordan Becomes Rich in Honey Production
Garfield county beekeepers Roy Curry and George W. Crowder forecast marketing nearly 8 000 pounds of honey this season. Missouri river bottom farms, about 50 miles north of Jordan, provide ideal sites for bee culture says the growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of the Jordan
Garfield County
Roy Curry
George W. Crowder
Missouri River
Jordan
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