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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1931

Page

7

Bozeman Trail History and John Bozeman’s Death Defying Route

Grace Stone Coates recounts the Bozeman trail's doomed opening and the 1864 chartering of the Northern Pacific. It notes Red Cloud's absence from Fort Laramie talks, treaty outcomes in 1868, and details of John Bozeman and James Kirkpatrick as part of the famed western expedition.

Grace Stone Coates Bozeman Washington Congress Northern Pacific Railroad Montana Bozeman Road Great Plains Commission Black Foot Tagk Horse Creek Fort Philip Kearney Dakota John Bozeman Georgia Colorado Bannack John M. Jacobs Jacobs Fort Benton Fort Hall Butte Three Forks Gallatin Clark Pass Bozeman Pass Sacajawea Yellowstone Powder River Fort Laramie Missouri James Kirkpatrick Dillon Oregon Trail Idaho North Platte James Brady Sam Ward Lieutenant Coleman Ed Waters Charles Bliven John Ensley Wilson Brothers Gus Streitz John M. Mann John Powers William Grove Wiliam Baker Bouillon Clear Creek Rosebud Crazywoman’s Fork South Fork Lodgepole Creek Kirkpatrick Mullen Brady Platte William Coleman Coleman Fort Bozeman Trail

Fort Missoula History Marks 54 Years Since 1877 Founding

Fort Missoula established in 1877 to relocate Bitter Root Indians to the Flathead reservation. The post, with 14 officers and 300 men, sits on 3417 acres, including a 1200 acre fort property, wood reserve. Congress will decide disposal. army will transfer personnel now.

Fort Missoula War Department Congress Army Hoovers C. C. Gilbert Seventh Infantry United States Bitter Root Flathead Reservation Maginnis Nez Perces Joseph Worden Third Infantry Rawn Williams Missoula Sherman Brooke Seventh Twenty-fifth Infantry Gibson Andrews the Big Hole James A. Moss St. Louis Miles Army Bicycle Corps Perkins Eighth Infantry Twenty-fourth Infantry Hoover Fort Benton American Fur Company Missouri Diamond City Confederate Gulch Smith River Deep Creek Camp Logan Fort Keogh Miles City Nelson A. Miles Fifth Infantry Second Cavalry Tongue River Havre Fort Assiniboine John J. Pershing Montana State College Fone Montana Experiment Station Tana Montana National Guard Veterans’ Hospital Fort Shaw Sun River Missouri River 13Th Infantry William Clinton Camp Reynolds Robert @. Shaw 54Th Massachusetts Volunteers Fort Wagner

Montana Forts and Trails Through Early Territorial Wars

The article traces Montana military posts from Fort Missoula and nearby forts through 19th and early 20th centuries, detailing garrison changes, proposed property transfers, and conversions. It covers Forts Missoula Harrison Connor Keogh Shaw and others, Bozeman trail events, Indian conflicts, and the impact on settlers, education, and veterans facilities.

Dangerfield Park Third Infantry Fort Maginnis Granville Stuart Ford Creek Judith Mountains Porter Glendive Terry’s Landing Fort Harrison Helena Montana

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