Daniel Orvomaa
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first heard May 2026
last heard 12 Aug
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It is a town in Idaho, small town, but it's named after the interior Salish Native American tribe.
And their name for themselves is Sichumsh or something like that.
That means those who were found here.
As in the people who live here.
Because that's what most tribes call... No, those who were found here.
Yeah, exactly.
Most tribes, their name for themselves just means the fucking people that we are, you know?
Yeah.
The people who live here, between the mountain and the lake or whatever, yeah.
So there's archaeological evidence that they've been around for at least 10,000 years in the inland northwest, centered on what is now northern Idaho, eastern Washington, and western Montana.
So the Coeur d'Alene, the nearest, actually with Montana, you're more correct than Idaho because those lines are obviously drawn by the white man later.
But actually the nearest like town that anyone would have heard of in the wider world is Spokane in Washington.
So you're actually closer to Washington state and also like Montana.
So it's Montana and Washington are also correct.
They had traditional territory, roughly four to five million acres that focused on Lake Coeur d'Alene and its tributaries, the Coeur d'Alene and St.
Joe rivers and nearby waters.
Lived as hunter-gatherers and fishers, we all know this, until blah, blah, blah, genocide, disease, argh.
They maintained trade networks with obviously all the empires, the French, the Americans, even the Spaniards, probably, whatever.
I'm just throwing that in there.
But in the late 1700s, they adopted horses and then French fur traders.
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