title: Blackfeet Tales of Glacier National Park
author:  James Willard Schultz 
description: James Willard Schultz came west as a young man in the late 1800s and lived with the Blackfeet for many years. He spoke the language and used sign language, absorbing hundreds of stories about the tribe, its history, and oral tradition. When he died in 1947, the Blackfeet tribe buried him near Two Medicine River, not far from Glacier Park.
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  # Black Beaver
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  ### James Campbell Lewis
  
  
    
  This page formatted 2007 Blackmask Online.  
  
  
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  * [THE AUTHOR'S EXCUSE.](blabe_split_2.html#1_0_2)
  
  
  * [INTRODUCTORY.](blabe_split_3.html#1_0_3)
  
  
  * [BLACK BEAVER THE TRAPPER.](blabe_split_4.html#1_0_4)
  
  
  * [Westward Bound](blabe_split_5.html#1_0_5)
  
  
  * [Back to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan](blabe_split_6.html#1_0_6)
  
  
  * [The Roving Trapper](blabe_split_7.html#1_0_7)
  
  
  * [Back Among the Rockies](blabe_split_8.html#1_0_8)
  
  
  * [Off for New Fields of Adventure—Going to Faraway
  
  
  Alaska
  
  
  * [Into the Unknown](blabe_split_10.html#1_0_10)
  
  
  * [Bits of Information—Characteristics of Black
  
  
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  * [ THE LARGEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL FUR SELLING
  
  
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