Legend Traces Giant Spring Back To Old Indian Romance
A Blackfeet oral tale explains Giant Springs near Great Falls as origin and water source for the Missouri, rivaling science in mystery. Geologists admit limited knowledge, and even explorers like Lewis and Clark found the spring enigmatic as Elmer B. Higley of the Methodist church committee visited Great Falls last summer.
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Black Eagle spring tale of Eagle Feather and Running Fawn
A Montana tribe recounts the long ago legend of Black Eagle spring. Eagle Feather battles a destroying evil spirit to prove his love for Running Fawn and bring pure waters to the people, with the spring immortalized as a guardian tale.
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