Rebellion Leader Louis Riel and Montana encounter
The account recalls a summer 1883 meeting with Louis Riel in Fort Benton Montana. It describes Riels eloquent voice and leadership during the Red River and Saskatchewan uprisings, his exile in the United States, eventual capture and execution, and the mixed reactions among French Canadians and Metis communities.
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Louis Riel
Famous Riel
Montana
Fort Benton
Stage Road
Rolfe
Riel
Leon Trotsky
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Julie de Lagamaundiere
Hudson’s Bay Company
Manitoba
Dominion
Ottawa
Wolsely
United States
Orangeman
Scott
Canada
Red River
Saskatchewan
Reg. Beatty
Beatty
West
Gabriel Dumont
James Isbister
Ricl
Pacific
Black Bear
Northwest
Frog Lake
Fort Pitt
Francis Dickens
Regina
Quebec
Dumont
Mr. Beatty
Kosato Rivalry Ends in Bold Escape Across Mountains
Kosato, a Blackfeet warrior, defeats Chief Great Bear in a life and death struggle over White Fawn. He flees with two ponies after killing the chief, avoiding pursuing blood avengers and seeking refuge with the Nez Perces.
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Great Bear
Kosato
Montana
Canada
The
Marias
White Fawn
White
Ikosato
Rosato
Idaho
Nez Perces
100 Foot Flagpole Raised in 15 Minutes at Cut Bank
Hiram Fulder's bridge gang set a 100 foot flagpole near Cutbank station in fifteen minutes using a railroad derrick. The pole rests in a cement encasement and will display an American flag on legal holidays and railroad events.
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Cut Bank
Hiram Fulder
Cutbank Station
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