First Lewis and Clark Clash and Indian Harassment in Marias Country
June 1805 marked the Lewis and Clark expedition’s arrival at the Marias river country amid rising tensions with Gros Ventres and Blackfeet. early battles, trader provocations, and the Baker massacre era shaped white Indian relations and fur trade networks from Fort Piegan to Whoop-Up trails.
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Marias River
Walter ED Taylor
Montana
Hudson’s Bay Region
Lewis and Clark
North Fork
Marias’ Pass
Rockies
Great Northern Railroad
Maria's River
Bear River
Lewis
Maria
Marinas
Manana
Wolf Calf
Piegan
Side Hill Calf
North
Alexander Culbertson
Hudson's Bay Co
Northwest
Hudson's Bay Posts
Napoleon
United States
American Fur Co
West
Wolf
White
Hush Moines
Monroe
Aera
Hudson’s Bay Co
Rising Wolf
Missouri River
Father DeSmet
Buffalo Cliffs
Two Medicine River
Fort Union
Blackfeet
McKenzie
St. Louis
Jacob Berger
Berger
Fort de Prairie
North Saskatchewan River
Pierre Chouteau Jr
Kipp
Serge
James Kipp
American Fur
James D. Wiliff
the Marias
Baker
Toole County
United States Army
Mountain Chief
Fort Benton
Malcolm Clark
Prickly Pear Valley
War Department
Major Baker
Fort Shaw
2Nd Cavalry
General Sherman
Joe Kipp
Fort Piegan
Cobell
David Hilger
Esta’ En
Plegan
St. Mary's
Lethbridge
Canada
John Power
St. Mary’s River
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Fort McLeod
Rocky Springs
Sunburst
Fort Conrad
Joe
Bull Whackers
Medicine Rock
Old Man
Montana Stock Grower's Association
Hamilton and Hazlett
Northern Montana Cattle Co
Higgins and Mitchell
Cirele
Benton and St. Louis Cattle Co
Sands and Co
Texas
Marlas River
James McDevitt
Fort Conrid
William Turner
William
Nashville
Tenn
Turner Ranch
William. Turner
James Martin
Upper
Sol Abbott
Abbott
Powelle
Henry Powe
James Willar Schultz
Martin
Medicine Nose
Schultz
Hart Merriam Schultz
Clarence Olson Named Vets Leader at 1986 Missoula Session
Clarence Olson of Sweet Grass was elected department commander of the American Legion at the convention's close in Missoula. He succeeds Earle N. Genze berger of Butte. Lewistown won the 1937 convention city after a heated vote. Mrs G EB Chambers of Chester became department auxiliary president succeeding Mrs H D MacMurray of Lewistown.
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Clarence Olson
Sweet Grass
American Legion
Missoula
Earle N. Genzeberger
Butte
Lewistown
Welena
G. EB. Chambers
Chester
Auxiliary
H. D. MacMurray
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John J. Healy
A. B. Hamilton
Helena
Dizzy Clan
Dizzy Dean
Battle Creek
Mich
U. 8
General Foods
Geen Lea Lire
Iers
Dizzy Dean Wilmers
Lucky Mabal
Grazz-Nors
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