Located in northern Washington State, Spokane Reservation has an incorrect history written for them by whites. An obvious Ojibwa presence in that region of North America is why there's the Fabricated History! Below is a map of Spokan Reservation including that of Colville and links to google earth photos of Wellpinit. Both are a same Reservation. What is now Spokan Reservation, was set aside on January 18, 1881. It was a land addition to Colville Reservation! Chief Spokane Garry was an important historical figure of Spokane People who are Salish or a mixture of Ojibwa, other natives and Chinese and later in the creation of Spokan Reservation. He was born around 1811 near where Spokane, Washington is. At an early age, his father who was a chief for Middle Spokane People, negotiated with Ojibwa leaders about an HBC (Hudson Bay Company Trade Post Recently Built In Eastern Washington) offer to send his young son to Red River Colony at south Manitoba, to be taught (spy for Ojibwa People) way's of Christians at an Anglican Mission School at Red River Colony which was subjugated by Ojibwa Nation. This happened around 1825. He was deceptively baptized on June 24, 1827. At Red River Colony, he learned to speak English. In 1828, his father died. After hearing of his fathers death, he decided to return to eastern Washington. He now knew how to speak English and became an agent or interpreter for Ojibwa People.
He returned to Red River Colony in 1830 with 5 other young ones. In 1831, he returned to eastern Washington. He was well acquainted with how whites conducted themselves. He knew whites could not be trusted. Though he converted to Christianity he later renounced. He was provoked to do so because of the evil white race! We trace Spokane People to Ojibwa People through Spokane Garry. His first name is an Ojibwa word while his surname Garry, was possibly obtained at Red River Colony where Fort Garry was which is now Winnipeg. Before the vicious War of 1812, Ojibwa leaders reached agreements with NWC (North West Company) to set aside a small colony located at extreme south Manitoba. England invaded south Manitoba during the War of 1812 and in 1817 Ojibwa leaders agreed to allow England to take control of the NWC Colony historically known as Red River Colony. Then Ojibwa leaders reached agreements with NWC to set aside a colony along South Saskatchewan River at south central Saskatchewan. Many of the Europeans living at the NWC Colony at south Manitoba rejected English rule. Ojibwa's named the Europeans who relocated to the South Saskatchewan River Colony "Beardy's."
Spokan Reservation is affiliated with Coeur d'Alene Reservation and Jocko Reservation (aka Flathead Reservation). At Jocko Reservation they refer to three tribes. However, it's three Reservations. They are Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Jocko Reservation and Spokane Reservation. Chief Rocky Boy took action for them in 1903/1904. April 23, 1904's Flathead Reservation Land Act involved Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Jocko Reservation and Spokane Reservation. You won't find that in history books however. On May 22, 1909 we find confirmation that Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Jocko Reservation and Spokane Reservation were each involved in April 23, 1904's Flathead Reservations Land Act which allotted land to 1,000's of Ojibwa's at Coeur d'Alene Reservation, Jocko Reservation and Spokane Reservation. Chief Rocky Boy agreed to allow land allotments as long as if they were in compact form and could not be sold. Surplus land left after land allotments were issued was ceded to the United States. Spokane Reservation fared much better than Coeur d'Alene Reservation and Jocko Reservation. At Spokane Reservation 5,781 acres was considered surplus land and was ceded. Another 82,648.20 acres was considered timber land and left to Spokane Reservation. A total of 65,114 acres was allotted to 628 Ojibwa's. Another 1,247.30 acres was set aside for tribal use. There's a large white population at Spokane Reservation because American leaders allowed land allotments to be sold which is illegal!
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Wellpinit Road View
Demographics of Spokane Reservation
Land Area: 232.8 sq. mi. or 603.0 sq. km.
Population: 1,924 (natives including Mexicans and mixed bloods make up 78% of the population)
Native: 66.0%
White: 20.0%
Mixed bloods: 7.0%
Mexican: 5.0%
Black: 1.0%
Asian: 1.0%
Language: Corrupted
