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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1933

Page

3

Cypress Hills Massacre and Trial Drama in Helena 1873 Affair

The Cypress Hills massacre near the Canadian border in 1873 sparked extradition battles at Helena and Winnipeg. Canadian authorities hired Col Wilbur F. Sanders to prosecute, but the accused were discharged amid strong local sentiment against Indians and mixed official actions. The case unfolded with dramatic appeals by Col J. F. MacLeod and social upheaval in Helena as tensions between whites and northern tribes surged.

Cypress Hill Montana Col. Sanders Helena Oldtimers Cypress Hills Montana Territorial Canada Mounted Winnipeg Tom Hardwick Trevanion Hale John H. Evans Bell Vogel Hughes J. F. MacLeod Northwest Mounted Police A. G. Irvine MacLeod Wilbur F. Sanders Dominion Sanders James T. Stanford Old Conrad Banking Company of Great Falls Montana Bank and Trust Company Mounted Police Stanford Irvine Sun River Crossing Fort Benton John Morgan John Neubert Joseph Spearson Hunicke Carroll and Steele Petit Cris Little Gray Gros Ventres Milk River Bear Paw Mountains Major Irvine Wilbur F. Sanders Tack Marins Mountain Chief Baker Fort Shaw Miles

St Ignatius Mission History and Cypress Hills Clash Chronicle

The article recalls the St Ignatius Mission church built in 1884 and its Holy Family hospital run by Sisters of Charity, Ursuline nuns, and Jesuit institutions. It details the Cypress Hills massacre after wolfers attacked a Cree camp led by Little Mountain, with conflicting testimonies and the Canadian Mounted Police intervention, highlighting white and Indigenous brutalities and resulting border policing.

Mission Church St. Ignatius Ranch House Mission Mountains Holy Family Hospital Sisters of Charity Ursuline Nuns Leopold van Gorp S. J Wolfers Fort Benton Eagle Creek Bear Paw Mountain Farwell Cypress Hills Little Mountain Abe Farewell Crow Mary J. M. Arnoux Club Foot Tony Alexis de la Bompard Helena Mounted Police Canada

Governor Grants Unconditional Pardon For Dying Prisoner

World war veteran R. C. Reid, 45, a former stockbuyer and rancher from Dodson Montana, slowly dying of jawbone infection in state prison, is pardoned by Governor Frank H. Cooney and the pardon board to seek treatment at Fort Harrison hospital. Reid was imprisoned in 1930 for forging a check for 1271.75.

Frank H. Cooney Raymond T. Nagle John J. Holmes Sam W. Mitchell R. C. Reid Dodson Phillips County Fort Harrison Reid North Dakota Montana St. Anthony

Physician Recovers After Poisons Incident in Billings

Dr. J. W. Gorder of Greybull Wyoming, who swallowed a sleeping compound in Billings, is in better condition and released from hospital. He denies an attempted suicide, saying he overdosed while sick and recalls little due to memory loss. Thirteen thousand cars crossed the English Channel from England to Europe that summer.

J. W. Gorder Greybull Wyo Billings Gorder Httle English Channel England

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