Heart Butte is a town located in Pondera County, Montana. It’s on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and derives its name from the small heart-shaped peak situated southwest of the town. As of 2020, Heart Butte was home to approximately 600 residents.
Notable people with remarkable history have graced Heart Butte town. They include Minnie Spotted-Wolf, Robert Crawford III, and Jim White Calf.
Minnie was the first Native American woman from the town to join the United States Marine Corps, while Crawford III was the first Blackfeet Army Officer who served since World War II.
Jim White Calf grew up in Heart Butte and later became a respected elder in the Blackfeet region. He kept the Blackfeet’s culture alive.
Today, traditional Indian communities grace Heart Butte. History buffs will love it here. There’s lots of history and culture to explore.
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