“In 1850, Shoshone Chief Terikee was shot and killed in a corn field by settler Urban Stewart. . . Some said it was an accident: Stewart thought it was an animal in his corn. Others said Stewart meant to frighten the chief, not kill him. Others say he did it intentionally, out of spite. The death of Chief Terikee went unresolved for 170 years. In 2021, the Shoshone and descendants of Urban Stewart came together in the spirit of healing, history, and preservation and placed this monument.