Fort Assiniboine Indian Reservation

You are being lied to by whites! Below are maps that can help you learn about this old conspiracy and links to google earth photos of Rocky Boy West, the three Boneau communities and demographics of this Ojibwa Reservation. Rocky Boy West is their largest community. What is now Rocky Boy's Reservation is really Fort Assiniboine Indian Reservation. It was created for Little Bear who was in an alliance with whites. He told whites in Lewistown, Montana in December 1913, that he was in alliance with American Soldiers during 1876/1877's War at Montana. American leaders signed an illegal treaty or treaties with Little Bear in which he illegally (he had no authority to cede Ojibwa land because he was not an authentic Ojibwa leader) ceded Reservation land (we can't prove it now yet possibly at some future time we can) and was set aside an Ojibwa Reservation covering a land area of 1,100 sq. mi. or 2,850 sq. km. He also agreed to allow Americans to establish an American Military Fort within his Reservation. Fort Assiniboine Military Fort commenced as a military camp around 1873 or the early 1870's. Around 60 miles to it's southwest was Fort Benton. It was a strongly built fort that was first a trade post. American leaders converted Fort Benton to an American Fort in 1868. Supply trains left Fort Benton for southwest Montana and Alberta and Saskatchewan.

In 1878, American leaders were allowed by Little Bear, to station large numbers of American Soldiers and construct buildings including barracks and houses at Camp Assiniboine. On December 30, 1878 they renamed Camp Assiniboine, Fort Assiniboine. In either 1876 or 1877 or in both years, chiefs Big Bear, Rocky Boy and Sitting Bull fled up to Alberta's and Saskatchewan's Cypress Hills. Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation (it was created to prevent Montana Ojibwa's who had fled to Canada from returning to their native Montana) was left alone for nearly 20 years. By 1890, large numbers of white settlers were invading the Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation region of Montana and demanding Reservation land. Their demand for Reservation land was so degrading, American leaders forced Little Bear to cede most of his Reservation. He was a loyal American ally yet they didn't care. Little Bears Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation was reduced to 220,000 acres on October 9, 1891. And them invading whites continued to demand more of Little Bears Reservation or Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation. It yet had a land area of 344.0 sq. mi. or 890.3 sq. km. Little Bear continued his friendship with whites yet they didn't care. He even told American leaders he wanted to help them fight Japan in 1906. American leaders told him they were not at war with Japan. Little Bear did not know that Japan was in an alliance with the United States and several European Nations since the 1890's. Their Objective was China. Japanese and Russian Soldiers tried to invade the Manchuria portion of China yet could not gain a firm position throughout Manchuria. American Press and European Press reported that Japan was at war against Russia which was trickery or fake news! American Soldiers later joined their Japanese and Russian allies to fight China. In 1911, they closed Fort Assiniboine. It was no longer needed. This is when American leaders commenced to conspire to reduce Little Bears Fort Assiniboine Indian Reservation again.

They had forced chief Rocky Boy and many of his Montana Ojibwa Subjects to relocate to Blackfeet Reservation in November 1909. Chief Rocky Boy was from Great Falls. American leaders made a mistake! A vicious war erupted at Mexico in 1910 because of American Greed and Selfishness. Since the 1890's, American leaders had been forcing 1,000's of Ojibwa's to relocate to Hopi/Navajo Reservation and other Reservations at Arizona and New Mexico. Many fled to Mexico to live with Mexican Ojibwa's. In 1910, they commenced to fight against Mexico to defend their Mexican Reservations. American leaders had no choice but to negotiate with chief Rocky Boy about the Mexican War. Chief Rocky Boys power extended to Mexico and he was very willing to negotiate with conditions. During 1912/1913's winter, negotiations were held at or near Helena. Chief Rocky Boy and his sub-chiefs were treated very well during 1912/1913's Negotiations. In 1908/1909 it was the opposite. Chief Rocky Boy and his sub-chiefs and 100's of their Ojibwa Subjects were treated with little respect. Their camps were located near Helena including Birdseye which is near Fort Harrison. Since Fort Assiniboine was in process of being shut down, American leaders had to use Fort Harrison. Chief Rocky Boy wanted to establish camps for his Ojibwa Subjects near Great Falls yet no fort at the Great Falls region had enough soldiers. Fort Shaw was shut down years earlier. Chief Rocky Boy reluctantly brought his Ojibwa Subjects to the Helena region in late 1908 and throughout 1909. Residents of Helena were bothered by the conditions of the Ojibwa's at the Ojibwa Camps. American leaders neglected to provide a constant supply of food which led to concerned residents of Helena bringing food supplies to chief Rocky Boys Ojibwa Subjects. News of the starving Ojibwa's at the Ojibwa Camps near Helena was not kept confidential.

Throughout most of 1909, chief Rocky Boys Ojibwa Subjects reached the Ojibwa Camps near Helena to await relocations. Many were enraged and blamed chief Rocky Boy for their terrible predicament. However, American leaders were to blame. Then in November 1909, the forced relocations to other Reservations commenced. Many of the Ojibwa's refused to accept the thought of boarding train box cars to be relocated as far away as Florida. Many made for other Montana Ojibwa Reservations by horse. During 1912/1913 it was very different. Supplied with much food for their Ojibwa Subjects who accompanied them to the Helena region, chief Rocky Boy and his sub-chiefs were treated very well and that influenced them. They could have told American leaders, No! However, chief Rocky Boy and his sub-chiefs wanted their large Reservation at the Great Falls and Helena region back and new Reservations created and land taken from some Ojibwa Reservations returned. During early summer of 1913, an agreement had been reached. Chief Rocky Boy and his sub-chiefs agreed to withdraw Ojibwa Soldiers from Mexico's vicious war in exchange for the return of their Reservation at the Great Falls and Helena regions, creations of new Ojibwa Reservations including Papago Reservation at Arizona and what is now the Everglades of South Florida and many others. A portion of Mille Lacs Ojibwa Reservation (it's located at Minnesota and had been eradicated by May 7, 1864's Treaty) was restored. In August 1913, chief Rocky Boy and his Ojibwa Subjects commenced to return to their large Ojibwa Reservation at the Great Falls and Helena regions.

American leaders were already scheming to betray chief Rocky Boy and his sub-chiefs. They considered Little Bear an idiot who'd do anything for money. A substantial bribe was brought to Little Bears attention around 1912/1913 or during the time chief Rocky Boy and his sub-chiefs were negotiating with American Representatives at the Helena region. Little Bears Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation had a land area of 220,000 acres in 1913. American leaders schemed to trick the public by paying Little Bear substantial amounts of money to cede nearly all of his Reservation to make it appear as if they were giving a portion of bogus Fort Assiniboine Military Reservation to chief Rocky Boy. That was let known to the public in 1916 yet it was Fake News. White leaders had been doing that for a long time. American leaders eradicated Mille Lacs Reservation on May 7, 1864 yet allowed the Mille Lac Ojibwa's to remain at the Mille Lacs region as long as if they did not bother whites who colonized their former Reservation. The Nelson Act demanded that all Minnesota Ojibwa's relocate to White Earth Reservation. Red Lake Reservation was excluded. To force the Mille Lacs Ojibwa's to relocate to White Earth Reservation, American leaders used Fake News. Minnesota newspapers reported that Mille Lacs Ojibwa's had murdered as many as 10 whites at the Mille Lacs regon. It was Fake News so the Mille Lacs Ojibwa's could be forcefully relocated to White Earth Reservation. Chief Rocky Boy knew of their predicament and took action for them. Today, they don't know about chief Rocky Boy at Mille Lacs Ojibwa Reservation! Below are two news article from the same October 9, 1914 Wibaux Pioneer Newspaper. Wibaux is a small eastern Montana town.

Of course, you know the first news article is to an extent Fake News. No land was taken from Crow Reservation. Land was taken from Little Bears 220,000 acre Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation. Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation was reduced to 35,000 acres. It was not reduced to 56,000 acres. Little Bear was assaulted because his sub-chiefs were enraged. Little Bear was lucky he was not murdered. In late 1913, Little Bear was already negotiating with influential whites about relocating 575 of his Ojibwa Subjects to Fort Belknap Reservation. They were enraged. By 1916, Little Bears Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation had a population of perhaps 200 to 300. Commencing in 1916, chief Rocky Boys Ojibwa's Subjects settled at Little Bears Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation. Up to the 1930's the relocatons continued. Chief Rocky Boys Ojibwa Subjects now make up the majority of the population of Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation. Their communities are Rocky Boy West and the three Boneau communities. Chief Rocky Boy never left his Reservation at the Great Falls and Helena regions. In 1934, American leaders were ever the more concerned about the population of chief Rocky Boys Ojibwa Subjects from the Highwood Mountains to west of Augusta and to the Helena region. Their population was near or over 2,000. Most lived at Ojibwa Enclaves near Great Falls. Another Ojibwa Enclave was located near Helena. Gilman was an Ojibwa Enclave during the 1930's. Augusta and Gilman were once one community. However, a drought which led to a bank closure forced most people to leave the Augusta and Gilman region. Augusta and Gilman had a population of over 1,000 in 1913. By 1923, most people had left. Helena's region possibly had more than one Ojibwa Enclave. Great Falls had at least six!

On June 10, 1939, a meeting was held at my great uncles home or my great grandfathers home at Great Falls. Note the date June 10. It coincides with the June 10, 1896 Act which dealt with Blackfeet Reservation, Fort Belknap Reservation and Fort Apache/San Carlos Reservations ceding Reservation land. Each of those Reservations ceded land to chief Rocky Boys Ojibwa Subjects. Americans were allowed to establish mining camps to mine for minerals. Joseph Paul (he was my great uncle or my great grandfather) was the first Ojibwa leader to take action after the Great Falls Tribune informed the public in December 1921, about information pertaining to chief Crazy Boy (he was really chief Rocky Boy) telling American leaders he would fight until the United States resumed recognition of his Ojibwa Subjects and their large Reservation. Chief Crazy Boy was supposedly the brother of chief Rocky Boy. It's very likely that chief Rocky Boy was the infamous chief Crazy Horse! Chief Rocky Boy fled up to Canada with chiefs Big Bear and Sitting Bull in either 1876 or 1877. American leaders purchased 100,000's of acres of land for chief Rocky Boys Ojibwa Subjects. I suspect the 100,000's of acres was set aside adjancent to Great Falls. What I know is American leaders wanted to set aside land adjacent to or near Great Falls for chief Rocky Boys Ojibwa Subjects. Residents of Great Falls became outraged in 1939 and 1940. At the June 10, 1939 meeting at the Great Falls home of Joseph Paul, an agreement was reached. In 1940 they built Parkdale at Great Falls. Joseph Paul commenced his actions in 1922. Obviously they agreed to accept an Ojibwa Reservation adjacent to Great Falls and a community (Parkdale) for the Ojibwa Reservation. Chief Rocky Boy possibly lived up to 1934.

Demographics of Fort Assiniboine Ojibwa Reservation

Land Area: 171.4 sq. mi. 444.0 sq. km.
Population: 3,323 (2010 census)
Language: Corrupted