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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1926

Page

7

Relocation of Fort McKenzie Site Uncovers Fur Trader Relics

A Fort Benton committee led by J. E. Phelan and G. C. Schmidt locates the Fort McKenzie site on the Missouri River below Fort Benton. They find beads, pipes, nails, a bone knife handle, Delft ware fragments, and Indian artifacts dating to the fur trade era. The effort aims to guide 1926 Montana Society of Pioneers visitors to the historic spots Fort McKenzie Fort Lewis and Fort Piegan are discussed.

G. C. Schmidt J. E. Phelan Fort McKenzie Fort Lewis Fort Piegan Fort Benton Montana Fort Missouri River

Mormon Train Debate A Pioneer Driver Disputed

A Helena area interview disputes a claim that a Mormon train joined the Sidney Edgerton party from South Pass to Fort Hall. The piece details the journey along the Mormon Trail, describes the mixed crowd of converts, and notes the presence of other trains and Missouri outfit carriers on Lander's Cut-Off.

M. E. Plassmann W. W. Moses Helena Sidney Edgerton South Pass Fort Hall W. F. Sanders Zion Saxony Omaha Snake River Mr. Everhart Fort Laramie Bannack Lander Missouri Osborne Skinner Montana Utah U. S. Navy Gros Ventres Prairie Wind River Mountains

Fort McKenzie Recalled in Fortunate but Violent Past

The narrative recounts the 1842 43 events at Fort McKenzie including a planned massacre led by F A Chardon and Alexander Harvey, an Indian attack, and the fort's destruction. It reflects on the frontier era with Indians fur trade and subsequent abandonment, the site’s geology, remnants, and local memory of steamboat days cattlemen and fishing at McKenzie landing.

F. A. Chardon Chardon Alexander Harvey Indiana Chittenden Harvey Kootenai American Fur Company Alexander Culbertson Fort McKenzie Missouri McKenzie Landing

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