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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1924

Page

3

When Quakers Took Charge of Western Tribes Wagons Bring Change

A 1870 Panhandle tale recalls federal plan to civilize tribes by sending in Quaker agents. A Pawnee agent receives a vast shipment of farm wagons intended to equip Indians for farming, sparking confusion and a clash of policies as eastern officials clash with western reality.

L. O. Leonard Indian Bureau Washington Platte Valley Bureau William Penn West Plattville Neb W. B. Doddridge Union Pacific M. Doddridge Pete Becker Pete Peter The Bluffs

Fort Pouchette and the Sioux War Party Survival Tale

The narrative recounts the building and defense of Fort Pouchette below Musselshell, detailing the arduous journey from Fort Peck, clashes with Sioux bands led by Sitting Bull, and daily survival including hunting limits, bear and wolf meat, and a near-marrow of danger as the expedition to establish the trading post faced severe winter starvation and attacks.

Old Fort Pouchette Musselshell Telegraph Creek Pouchette River Fort Missouri River Fort Peck Fort Pouchette Mr. Curry Thomas Curry Montana Great Falls Curry Fort Belknap Wolf Point Fort Buford Acros Ioey Fort Bear Pouchette Creek Trover Missouri Dry Creek Joey Joe Butcher

Old Indian War Veteran Re Visits Fort Peck Scenes

Gen. Hugh L. Scott, former deputy chief of staff, now an Indian commissioner, visited the Fort Peck reservation with grandson and a friend. He recalled Montana 1876 events, including Custer’s massacre, and described his long Montana travels and language skills during the 19th century. Superintendent Moller accompanied the party.

Hugh L. Scott Poplar Fort Peck General Scott United States Army France Bureau of Indian Affairs Secretary of the Interior Congress Scott Montana Fort Totten North Dakota West Point Seventh Cavalry Custer Feather Earrings Moller

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