The location of the mission was a traditional crossing on the North favourite feeding ground for the bison. This area became an important Saskatchewan River. A number of trails converged here, connecting - John A. McDougall - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The location of the mission was a traditional crossing on the North favourite feeding ground for the bison. This area became an important Saskatchewan River. A number of trails converged here, connecting Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-06-27 16:17:47 Open Document File Size: 349,46 KB Share Result on Facebook City York / Victoria / Edmonton / / Event Person Travel / / Facility Trail Historical Society / / IndustryTerm stone chips / youthful energy / stone tools / / NaturalFeature North Saskatchewan River / Whitefish Lake / Saddle Lake / White Fish Lake / Bay Company York / Smoking Lake / Red River / Saskatchewan River / / Organization Historical Society / McDougall Methodist Mission / Victoria mission / Victoria School / / Person George McDougall / George Millward McDougall / Anna / Flora / Maskepetoon Glenbow Archives / Georgiana / John McDougall / Hudson / Elizabeth / Maskepetoon / James Conner / Abigail (Steinhauer) McDougall / Stoney / Georgina McDougall / / Position teacher / Cree chief / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / Victoria / / Region North Saskatchewan / / Technology stone chips / / SocialTag Central Algonquian languages John McDougall Cree Alberta First Nations Aboriginal peoples in Canada George McDougall

The location of the mission was a traditional crossing on the North favourite feeding ground for the bison. This area became an important Saskatchewan River. A number of trails converged here, connectingAdd to Reading List