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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1937

Page

3

Friendly Indians Rendered Valuable Service to Army

Montana journalist recounts Eastern Montana troubles in the 1880s 1890s noting Cheyenne and Crow scouts aided Fort Keogh forces. It discusses the effort to convert Indians into soldiers, citing Private Dan Stanley who refused to return after leave and the broader debate over civilization, discipline, and the military use of Indigenous troops.

Montana Lou” Grill Cheyenne Lame Deer Dan Stanley Rmit Eighth Cavalry Fort Keogh Sam Casey Miles City Desertien Adjutant General of the Army Secretary of War Peor Lo Washington 8Th Infantry United States of America Big Head Fort Washakie Ray Dan Stabley John Tully Dan Staneyed paSey Stanley Badger Marshal Uncle Sam

Indian Scouts in Miles City Era Stirring Debate and Arrests

The article discusses Indian soldiers and scouts in the 1890s US Army, their perceived usefulness and risks. It recalls Miles campaign era dissatisfaction with Delaware and Kiowa use as scouts, quotes critics, and describes later incidents at Fort Keogh involving an Indian deserter and agency tensions with Cheyenne leaders.

Cooper Miles United States Lame Deer Marshal Miles City Tully Fort Keogh

Pony McPhartland Postoffice Discontinued After Mail Episode

The Pony postoffice in Fergus county was named for Pony McPhartland who ran it for locals convenience with minimal pay. A visiting US postal inspector accused mismanagement after a mail scene, then Pony kicked the kerosene can post office across the creek. The incident ended Pony’s Fergus county postoffice and moved the name to Madison county.

Fergus County Pony Madison County Montana McPhartland Pony McPhartland United States Bud Wright ONG Madison Coun Jim Gallagher Paddy McGee Helena Paddy United States Postal United States Post Office United States Postoffice

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