The Mysterious Crow History and Wars on the Plains
The article traces Crow origins from southeast beginnings through legends of white ancestors and possible Welsh links. It recounts early white contact by John Colter and Lewis and Clark, migrations from the Flint river area, and tales of Paducas roots. It covers 18th–19th century wars with Sioux Cheyennes and Blackfeet, including the 1822 smallpox epidemic and a massive 1822-23 campaign that devastated Crow populations and altered their bloodlines through captive wives and shifted traits. It ends with a Blackfeet/Little Plume account of Crow seeking peace with the Blackfeet after years of war.
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Yellowstone River
Montana
North Platte River
Madoc
Prince of Wales
Atlantic
Mississippi River
Missouri
Plains
Upper
John Colter
Lewis and Clark
West
Pacific Coast
Clark
Gulf of Mexico
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Flint
Kansas
Kansas River
Lewis
Upper Platte
North Fork
Platte
Paducas Fork
My Partner and a long frontier tale of two tribes
A Montana frontier memory recounts a white man's marriage to a Crow woman and his later reflections on domestic life. The piece then details a historic Crow Blackfeet war stories centered on the murder of the Strong Man, the council, feasting, and a brutal two day battle ending with heavy losses and enduring enmity.
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Montana
Northwest
Benton Weekly Record
Fort Benton
S. M
State Capitol
Chief Mountain
Judith Basin
Missouri
Skoon-a-tape-e
Hudson Bay
Council Lodge
Sun River
Council
Great Falls
Cheely*Raban Syndicate
New Hopper Species Found in Park County Region
Government experts concluded that insects frozen in Grasshopper glacier near Grasshopper glacier are not grasshoppers but an unclassified insect. Specimens were recovered and shipped to Washington DC for investigation after field observations in Cooke City Park County.
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Cooke City
Park County
Grasshopper Glacier
Washington, D. C
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Charles M. Russell
Crow Tribe
Little Plume
Medicine River
Belly River
States
Bayer