The Crow Nation History and Encounters with White Traders
The article traces Crow origins from southeastern migrations through possible Welsh myths, notes early visitors like John Colter in 1806, and details a history of wars with Sioux Cheyennes and Blackfeet. It describes smallpox losses in 1822, slave raids taking women, intermarriage shaping appearance, and pivotal battles including a Blackfeet clash at Sun River.
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Montana
Cunyerd
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
Kansas
Kansas River
Lewis
Upper Platte
North Fork
Platte
Paducas Fork
My Partner and the Indian Wife a Frontier Tale
A Montana reminiscence recounts a 19th century frontier marriage to a Crow woman. It follows a man’s claim of domestic life and failed hopes for civility, alongside a Blackfeet Crow war tale sparked by the murder of the Strong Man and a brutal two‑tribe battle near Sun River, lasting decades and shaping regional memory.
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Sun River
Medicine River
Belly River
Yellowstone River
Montana
Northwest
Benton Weekly Record
Fort Benton
Chief Mountain
Sion
Judith Basin
Missouri
Skoon-a-tape-e-guan
Hudson Bay
Council Lodge
Sun ‘River
Council
Great Falls
Cheely-Raban Syndicate
New Hopper Species Found Near Grasshopper Glacier
A new grasshopper species discovered in Park County at Cooke City is described as a deadly crop destroyer. Reports note sightings near Grasshopper Glacier and around ice fields, with early observations dating from recent weeks.
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Cooke City
Park County
Grasshopper Glacier
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Charles M. Russell
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