1959-11-01 Char-Koosta News

              CHAR-KOOSTA
PUBLISHED BY CONFEDERATED SALISH AND KOOTENAI TRIBES, FLATHEAD AGENCY, MONT.
Vol. 3—12 November 1959
One of Our Vanishing Landmarks . .
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As time rolls along we see many of our old relics, pioneer buildings and points of interest fade before the eyes of the public. This old home makes up part of the history of the Flathead Reservation as it is known as the"01d Dupuis
Home," locaated a few miles south of Pablo, the little boom-town of today. This old structure is near the Ronan airport. We have many scenic attractions on our Reservation but the majestic Mission Range is outstanding.   In
taking pictures of the Flathead, pointing to the eastern boundary of the Reservation, the great Mission Range serves as a natural barkground as in the picture of the old Dupuis home. Photo Courtesy Flathead Courier, Poison.
Enrollment In Previous
One of the first corrections to be made in the latest issue of the Char-Koosta is: The issue pertaining to the history of enrollment is the October issue and not the September issue as it reads.
The second correction is that the amendment to be voted on at a date to b^ announced soon, as prepared by our tribal attorneys, with the cooperation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, was left out of the October issue, and Article II — Membership, of the original Constitution was printed under the l «Rding of PROPOSED AMENDMENT, difference in the meaning of the Propos-
Amendment Clarified; Error Char-Koosta Causes Confusion
ed Amendment on enrollment in comparison to the original membership section of our present Constitution and By-Laws, which was printed in the October issue of Char-Koosta.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLE II OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE CONFEDERATED SALISH AND
KOOTENAI TRIBES RESOLUTION NO 1057
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL Please take particular notice of the
OF THE CONFEDERATED SALISH AND KOOTENAI TRIBES That, pursuant Article X — Amendments of the Constitution of the Confederated Salish and (Continued on page 4)
Tribal Election Set For December 12
DIXON — Election of Tribal Coun-cilmen for the Hot Springs, Pablo, Arlee, St. Ignatius and Dixon Districts will be held on December 12, 1959.