here is a reference to him
http://www.ourfutureourpast.ca/loc_hist/lh_page.asp?Goto=ljj...from this site is the following
http://www.crowsnest-highway.ca/cgi-bin/citypage.pl?city=PIN...Around this nucleus of pioneers other adventurers began to settle, notably the Bell brothers, Donald and Laidlaw, in 1881, the year that Beauvais Lake-based rancher Max Brouilette began shuttling a stage coach between Pincher Creek and Fort Macleod (later extended to Calgary and the tiny community of Coal Banks – now Lethbridge).
In 1883, when Charles Kettles bought the land now partially occupied by the western end of the Town and began branding his cattle “70”, Jas. H. Schofield opened a general store and there-in installed a bureau of the Post Office which his partner, Henry Ernest Hyde, managed. Brouilette formalized his stage coach service as the “Passenger Express Line.”
I would see if you can get any information from this group who helped compile the data for the above site
Pincher Creek & District Historical Society 1037 Bridge Ave. 627-3684
This book might be helpful
BROULETTE, Max; Fort Macleod, Our Colorful Past; Willow Creek
there is a copy at our downtown library - I will see if I can get there soon to see what it says.
Thelma Hartman