The Ute people used the area for summer hunting before the town was settled.

By the time of recorded history its inhabitants were the Ute people.

With the horse and the resources it made available, the Ute people grew more powerful.

However, the Ute people would travel far, especially after some acquired the horse, to meet together.

The valley was an area historically occupied by the Ute people.

These beliefs of the Ute people were based upon their tradition, taught to each generation.

Its exhibits includes information about the Ute people and early pioneers.

The Ute people had been in a favorable position.

The town is located in a region historically occupied by the Ute people.

Long before white contact, the Ute people believed in the immortality of the soul.

Certain stars told the Ute people of the coming of the various seasons.

Claims were filed by Ute people, among many others.

The earliest rumors of gold in the area were based on trading with the local Ute people.

The religion of the Ute people has always been highly individualistic in its application.

The Ute people followed the cycle of the seasons.

The site of the fort was an area which had been used by the Ute people for centuries as a major campsite.

The Ute people continued adamantly opposed to allotment and the loss of land.

However, important rights were guaranteed to the Ute people by treaties, agreements, executive orders, and legislation.

The Ute people were under constant military supervision.

However, despite Critchlow's efforts, major problems continued to plague the Ute people.

In the past, federal treaties and policies determined the major decisions for the tribe, even though the results did not necessarily benefit the Ute people.

Ute people have believed that the Pikes Peak region is their home.

Now, a different approach is needed, based upon the needs and desires of the Ute people, as determined by the Utes themselves.

His life of ninety-some-odd years had spanned a period of transition for the Ute people.

The Ute people were removed from the San Juans the following year.