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The Lower Spokanes moved to the Spokane Reservation in 1877. | The Lower Spokanes moved to the Spokane Reservation in 1877. | ||
The Spokane Reservation was established in 1881, and when the army | The Spokane Reservation was established in 1881, and when the army abandoned Fort Spokane, the tribe utilized the old fort as a school. | ||
The tribe has divided into Upper, Middle, and Lower Spokane bands/groups. The Upper and Middle Spokanes moved to the Colville Flathead Reservation in 1887. | The tribe has divided into Upper, Middle, and Lower Spokane bands/groups. The Upper and Middle Spokanes moved to the Colville Flathead Reservation in 1887. | ||
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<br> | <br>Colville Indian Agency Acting Indian Agent William Parkhurst Winans conducted a [http://ntserver1.wsulibs.wsu.edu/masc/finders/cg147.htm census of the Spokane Tribe in August 1870]. Washington State University Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections holds this census. | ||
==== Enrollment Records ==== | ==== Enrollment Records ==== | ||