Sagas of the Smoky Water: True Stories Reflecting Historical Aspects of the Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Region 1805-1910
By Ben Innis
This fascinating history of one of the nation's most significant river confluence areas unfolds in what is today the northwestern corner of North Dakota and northeastern corner of Montana.
Originally released 40 years ago, the Fort Buford Sixth Infantry Association of Williston has republished it for a new generation of readers to appreciate the history of the area.
Much respected Williston historian and writer, the late Ben Innis, takes readers on a journey through the Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence region, renowned for its vibrant history and cultural significance. The 400-page book weaves together the stories of indigenous tribes, European explorers, fur traders, soldiers and settlers. It provides a comprehensive and engaging portrait of this engaging region.
This is a must-read for anyone interested in the early history of this region.
Softcover. 450 pages.
