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Both the September 1, 1868 Blackfeet Treaty and the August 16, 1873 Treaty, were not ratified by the United States. It don't matter because the Little Shell Chippewas have direct connections to the original Blackfeet Reservation. A land claims lawsuit was filed by the Chippewas about the 3rd Blackfeet Reservation | Both the September 1, 1868 Blackfeet Treaty and the August 16, 1873 Treaty, were not ratified by the United States. It don't matter because the Little Shell Chippewas have direct connections to the original Blackfeet Reservation. A land claims lawsuit was filed by the Chippewas about the 3rd Blackfeet Reservation | ||
After the Judith Basin Indian Reservation was created on August 16, 1873, those Chippewas who favored peace withdrew from the Chippewas who honored the October 17, 1855 Treaty which created the original Blackfeet Reservation. What white historians have written about the Judith Basin Indian Reservation is not true. They claim no Indians settled within the Reservations boundaries which is a lie. | After the Judith Basin Indian Reservation was created on August 16, 1873, those Chippewas who favored peace withdrew from the Chippewas who honored the October 17, 1855 Treaty which created the original Blackfeet Reservation. What white historians have written about the Judith Basin Indian Reservation is not true. They claim no Indians settled within the Reservations boundaries which is a lie. | ||
In the late 1870s, Louis Riel led a white invasion into the Judith Basin Indian Reservation. It enraged Chippewa leaders, especially chief Little Shell III. He spent years trying to remove the white invaders led by Louis Riel, from the Judith Basin Indian Reservation. As mentioned, the Judith Basin Indian Reservation is probably much larger. It's northern boundary is probably the Missouri and Teton Rivers. It's southern boundary is probably the Big Horn River in Wyoming. It includes Wind River Reservation. | In the late 1870s, Louis Riel led a white invasion into the Judith Basin Indian Reservation. It enraged Chippewa leaders, especially chief Little Shell III. He spent years trying to remove the white invaders led by Louis Riel, from the Judith Basin Indian Reservation. As mentioned, the Judith Basin Indian Reservation is probably much larger. It's northern boundary is probably the Missouri and Teton Rivers. It's southern boundary is probably the Big Horn River in Wyoming. It includes Wind River Reservation. | ||
It's eastern boundary is either the Muscelshell River or Yellowstone River. It's western boundary is the continental divide or Rocky Mountain Trench. Flathead Reservation is a part of the Judith Basin Indian Reservation. | It's eastern boundary is either the Muscelshell River or Yellowstone River. It's western boundary is the continental divide or Rocky Mountain Trench. Flathead Reservation is a part of the Judith Basin Indian Reservation. | ||
North of the Missouri and Teton Rivers in Montana, is the most abundant farm land in Montana. It's ludicrous to even spectulate that the United States would set aside the most abundant farm land in Montana to be an Indian Reservation. Use google earth to learn the truth. | North of the Missouri and Teton Rivers in Montana, is the most abundant farm land in Montana. It's ludicrous to even spectulate that the United States would set aside the most abundant farm land in Montana to be an Indian Reservation. Use google earth to learn the truth. | ||
== The 1876-1877 War == | == The 1876-1877 War == | ||
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So to continue this dispute, we have to include the 4th Blackfeet Reservation, as well as the original Rocky Boy's Reservation (aka Fort Assiniboine Indian Reservation), and also Fort Belknap Reservation and the Valley County Chippewa Reservation set aside in 1909. They are connected to the Judith River Indian Reservation. | So to continue this dispute, we have to include the 4th Blackfeet Reservation, as well as the original Rocky Boy's Reservation (aka Fort Assiniboine Indian Reservation), and also Fort Belknap Reservation and the Valley County Chippewa Reservation set aside in 1909. They are connected to the Judith River Indian Reservation. | ||
We also have to include the Flathead Reservations which include the Columbia, Colville-Spokane, and Kalispell Reservations. We also have to include Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Kootenai Reservation, Lemhi Reservation, and many others.Why? The United States made a blunder by placing the Continental Divide in the wrong place on maps from the 19th century and even now. The Rocky Mountain Trench is the true Continental Divide.<br> | We also have to include the Flathead Reservations which include the Columbia, Colville-Spokane, and Kalispell Reservations. We also have to include Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Kootenai Reservation, Lemhi Reservation, and many others. Why? The United States made a blunder by placing the Continental Divide in the wrong place on maps from the 19th century and even now. The Rocky Mountain Trench is the true Continental Divide.<br> | ||
Chiefs Little Shell III, Red Thunder, and other Chippewa leaders refused to cede the original Blackfeet Reservation in 1892. They continued to honor the treaties which created their vast Reservation. The United States hired Chippewa leaders who did not have the authority to cede the original Blackfeet Reservation, to sign the fraudulent 1892 McCumber Agreement, which was passed by the United States in 1904. | Chiefs Little Shell III, Red Thunder, and other Chippewa leaders refused to cede the original Blackfeet Reservation in 1892. They continued to honor the treaties which created their vast Reservation. The United States hired Chippewa leaders who did not have the authority to cede the original Blackfeet Reservation, to sign the fraudulent 1892 McCumber Agreement, which was passed by the United States in 1904. | ||