Stewart Carlton R. The last great (inter-tribal) Indian battle

Lethbridge Historial Society, 1997. — 59 p.“The Last Great (Inter-Tribal) Indian Battle” is a compilation of primary and secondary sources regarding the 1870 Battle of Belly River, a battle between the Blackfoot and Iron Confederacies fought in what is now Lethbridge, Alberta. Dr. Alex Thompson, the former President of the Lethbridge Historical Society, did an excellent job compiling various accounts of the battle, including several first-hand accounts of Blackfoot participants (specifically Mountain Horse (South Peigan) and Mike Oka (Blood)), a number of second-hand accounts (relating the stories of Jerry Potts (South Peigan), Calf Shirt (Blood) and “the Sutherland boys” (Scots-Cree)), and a couple of third-hand accounts.