Shoreline board extends comment period, releases fee schedule; Lodgepole plan unveiled; Two Eagle is on priority list; New law affects trust property ownership; One stand open for Arlee Pow-wow; A peek at the next issue, and the one after that...;...
Arlee pow wow attracts thousands; Meeting, pow wow on tap for this weekend; Pablo's welcoming address at Bison Range festivities, June 19; Per capitas: August, yes, December, no; SOAP helps family cope with alcoholism; FRACAP program aids young...
Council and commissioners meet formally to discuss Ordinance 44D; Montana Indians sought for new movie; Going door-to-door for public TV; No news from the latest Tribal-state meeting; BABES poster winners announced; What to do with Blue Bay; SKC...
U.S. Public Health Serves Large Numbers; Explains "1920" Allotment Purchase Program; Indian Legends; Editorially Speaking; Editorially Speaking; Flathead Administrative Organization Outlined; Tribal Court Tries 125 Cases in 1956;
Indian studies set at University of Montana; Clarence Woodcock is editor; UM Indians place in speech meet; Housing project set up by tribe; Dennis Dumont heads alcoholism program; Progress report from NYC on classes held; NYC creates employment;...
Tribes, FIP agree on fisheries protection, court case dropped; Polson Council member to resign; Fishing restrictions announced for five reservoirs; TWEP is taking applications; LIEAP accepting applications; S and KE reports progress on $3.2 million...
The New Building makes its debut as quartery meeting site; NTPC's pipeline is shot down in Washington state; 'The New Building', among others, needs a better name; Tribal offices play 'musical chairs'; Help available for arranging wakes; Charity...
Bison Range Recalls Reservation History; Land Trust Restrictions get five year extension; Forestry grazin notes; Land in irrigation district must be properly classified; Letters to the Editor; Editorially speaking (W. W. McDonald).
Many Indians Still Prefer Commodities Over Food Stamps; $ 750 Per-Capita Checks to be Mailed August 23; Power-Line Meeting Slated for Mission; Pow-Wow Dance Results; Reservation Highway Toll Stands at Nine; Headstart to Open Sept. 16;...
Cutter's meeting: Complaints, a bit of praise, second meeting set; Slow-moving equipment delays TV station; 'Drug-Free Schools' is new SKC project; Is a career in nursing in your future?; Twins times two - four times!; Crow Dam repairs take...
Proposed $5.5 million convention center makes progress; Come celebrate being sober; Pondera Hydro vows to hang in there; Head Start closes season with gala affair; 'Especially for youngers': How you can help the elderly; Independent honor guard is...
Bitterroot will follow a hard winter this year; 1976 tribal operations budget set at $804,452; Flathead river study; Two-year old Elroy Neuman drows; One dead in April accidents; Rhonda Friedlander Kyi Yo quenn; Tribe funds culture study; Co-eds...
Sheep transplant agreement; Florence Gariepy Smith obituary; "Dog Dancer"; Indian Water Rights part 2; Changes Announced in USDA Food Programs for Indians; New Director For Phoenix Area Indian Health Service Named; HEW publishes booklet...
Council Approves 1975 Budget of $681,053; BPA Utility, Tribe Still Deadlocked on Easement; Area Indian Health Meet Here June 11-14; 90-ten Proposal Gets Final Departmental Axe; June is the Moon of the Camas Blooming; What Has Become of the...
What's new on the reservation?; Valley Units Sells for $4.9 million; Court denies drop of trespass charge; Tribe, BIA sign pact for human resources; Federal Employment freeze; Two new tribal game wardens; Kootenai Communications; Custer loses...