Sulfuric acid kills fish (in Finley Creek); Corps of Engineers dam workshops; Mission's friendly "neighborhood facility"; Results of karate tournament; The first five months of disability; Back-to-school health hints.
Supreme Court refuses review; Members form F.R.R.C.; Court report; Indian: The color of your Psychology; The beginning of tribal government; Book review: "Shoot an arrow to stop the wind"; Tribe Contracts H.I.P. Program; N.C.A.I. five...
Swaney faces charges; Council blows lid off cap; Per-Capita payment; Barlow and Adams appointed to staff; Hunting fishing and recreation permits; Ray Dupuis new head of BIA dept; Historical discovery made in Hot Springs; Herbicides-safety...
Swimmer's 'consultation' amounts to force-feeding, say Tribal leaders; 'Wholistic development' sessions scheduled; VA field 'rep' announces schedule; Missoula doings; No more boats; National Indian education conference convenes next week in...
Taking the teeth out of deadly Highway 93; Council, BIA focus on forestry; No X-Mas per capita payment; Tribal TV Christmas special; Reservation information survey; Drawing a bead on number one health problem; Cheyennes fighting coal leases; DDT...
The 1984 reorganization of Tribal operations begins; It's time to stop killing females; Fifty-four receive names at jump dances; No more need for TS program; Road closure: is it necessary?; Bingo may be #3 money maker for Tribes; Alcoholism: there...
The bitterroot: nourishing the Tribe; Kyi-Yo speakers on Indian youth; Hendrickson and Matt to go on European junket; Reservations schools meet slated; Council accepts distribution petition; Three Mission log sales; 18-year olds to vote on 18-year...
The Magnificent Missions : A question of values; Indian awareness week; Wrestlers go to state meet; Court decides in favor of council; Dental clinic 1 year old; Indian ex-offender project; M.I.T.P.B. testifies at State Congressional hearing; Pump...
The Old Jocko River Just Ain't What it Used to Be; August Per Capita Will Dry up September Food Stamps; Montana Power Told No Lines in the South Fork; Council to Meet Wednesday Nights; PHS Direct Prescription Results in Better Service; Flathead...
Robinson, Leonard Wallace, 1912-1999. American literature--20th century.
The pages featured here include the title page from Robinson's 1976 manuscript, and a passage from pages 111-113 of published novel from Harper and Row.
The Populist newspaper office in Missoula, Montana. Three men stand in the office doorway. Left to right in photo: Tom Meininger, Bob Pelkey, Mike McCauley. The Populist office was located on the 1st block of East Main, across from the Higgins...
The Tribes' FY 84 budget: Act Two: Budget approved; cuts volunteered for last-minute revenue sharing item; Constitution on agenda; Reprieve for G.A.; Hot Springs road closure announced; Longer leases of Tribal land Ok'd; Been wondering about those...
The Tribes' FY 84 budget: Revenue sharing requests outnumber dollars 2-to-1; Shoreline ordinance gets final approval; TERS announces accreditation, sports practice; Court news for July; Big fish found as river research progresses; 'New old'...
The year's final Council meeting was a busy one; Some Indians exempt from vehicle licenses; Resolution of the Tribal Council extending sympathy upon the death of the Honorable Arthur Henry (Hank) Burland; Water rights: State filing deadline...
Therriault and Pablo chosen as Council chairman in suprise compromise; SKC fund receives $25,000; FY 85 Tribal budget summary report: September 1985; Shoreline says earlier is better; St. Ignatius school receives Teen Institute grant; Lady Council...
Germans West (U.S.) Gold miners California Diaries. Gold miners Idaho Diaries. Gold miners Montana Diaries. Gold miners Oregon Diaries. California Gold discoveries. New York (N.Y.) Description and travel. Salt Lake City (Utah) San Francisco...
This diary is written in German, and the handwriting in parts of it is illegible. The goldfield diary of Steffen Heinrich Aggens begins with his departure from Germany in 1852 and charts his travels to New York and San Francisco and then through...
Thousands brave grey skies to attend Treaty Rights Celebration; FY-88 budget hearing set for July 31; 89th annual Arlee Pow Wow report; Be smart: call early to avoid more pain; Personnel Office can help, Job-seekers aren't filling form out right;...
Three new councilmen to be sworn in; More ideas about what makes a good councilman; SKC courses begin next week; Bombs and Indians: SKC addresses the Cold War; Dupuis appointed MOA delegate; A new Bourdon; New Year's Day dinner; Camel keeps title...
Three of five incumbents apparently lose re-election bids; News from the enforcement branches; There's more to an election than candidates and speeches; Election judges for 1987; Instructions to election judges; 'Designer genes' delights Mission...