On May 2 Colonel Otter's column attacked Poundmaker's camp at Cut Knife Creek but was forced to retreat to Battleford.
Poundmaker prevented his warriors from attacking the retreating troops.

On May 14 at Eagle Hills a Battleford band captured a wagon train carrying supplies for Colonel Otter's column.

After the defeat of the Métis force at the Battle of Batoche and the surrender of Louis Riel to Middleton on May 15  Pitikwahanapiwiyin (Poundmaker) surrendered to General Middleton at Fort Battleford on May 26.

Map of Battle Sites
Chronology of Events (The Northwest Resistance)
On May 2 Colonel Otter's column attacked Poundmaker's camp at Cut Knife Creek but was forced to retreat to Battleford. Poundmaker prevented his warriors from attacking the retreating troops.
On May 14 at Eagle Hills a Battleford band captured a wagon train carrying supplies for Colonel Otter's column.
After the defeat of the Métis force at the Battle of Batoche and the surrender of Louis Riel to Middleton on May 15  Pitikwahanapiwiyin (Poundmaker) surrendered to General Middleton at Fort Battleford on May 26.
Map of Battle Sites
Chronology of Events (The Northwest Resistance)
Looting of Battleford