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| This town was no doubt named for the trees that line the banks of the Poplar and Missouri Rivers that join here. The town sprang up around Fort Peck. The fort was built to protect cattle ranchers from hostile Indians. Today it is the home of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. | |||||||||||||||||||
| William Clark May 4, 1805 “We were detained this morning untill about 9 Ock. in order to repare the rudder irons of the red perogue which were broken last evening in landing” |
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