Budget goes down, but so might income; Fiscal year ending, IHS worried; National Indian Day is this month; It's your government: get involved; The young ones are back in school, why not you?; Runners for peace visit Reservation; Indian bingo; Top...
Cigar Factory in Philipsburg, Montana. Note with image: owned and operated by Mr. Easterly (without hat). This was located in the rear of the Crystal Saloon. This building is where the G and M Cafe was in 1969. Harrington's Pool Hall was also in...
Council election season begins: Primary sign-up deadline is Oct. 24; Non-members can harvest slash; State can help victims of crime; SKC offers 'beginners electronics assembly'; JTC hold first meeting of FY86; Hair consided in alcoholism study;...
D.N. McDonald Store and Apartment House in Philipsburg, Montana. Note with image: located directly east of Bowen's Service Station, this store later became Huffman's warehouse. It is now an apartment house belonging to the Salois family. Standing...
Dedication ceremonies a success; Camas Hot Springs' Health Resort, part 2; Meeting with Representative Pat William's staff members; Viola McDonald, obituary; Kerr Dam Conjecture; Dedication ceremonies, celebration (photographs); Seraphine K....
Dirty Dick Gulch - Two miles north of Philipsburg, Montana. Plate 15a. Fire Group 5: Cool-dry Douglas-fir. Elevation 5,600 ft (1,707 m). The camera faces west down Dirty Dick Gulch approximately two miles north of Philipsburg, Mont. Ground cover on...
Dirty Dick Gulch - Two miles north of Philipsburg, Montana. Plate 15b. Production of bluebunch wheatgrass has declined because of encroachment of Douglas-fir and Rocky Mountain juniper. A dense Douglas-fir stand now occupies canyon bottom and north...
Doug Allard Resigns; Nagel's Suspension Overturned; The "Haliwa Tribe": Black or Red?; Concerned About Enrollment Issue; Feels Ashamed About All This; Here I Am--Standing Up!; Ann R. Dupuis obituary; Charlotte P. Olson obituary; Jamie...
Federal energy agency hires Tribes to study fish and geese; Do you have to pay Federal tax on posts, poles or Christmas trees?; Manpower offers OJT; Flathead Irrigation Project research; Tribal court decisions enforced by state courts only if filed...
Feds go to bat for Indian water rights; Senate bill 76; Federal BIA budget cuts hit home; Browning named superintendent at Ardmore Agency; Staff members fired; Andrus asks for reductions in Pacific salmon catch; Lucy Eneas Auld, obituary; Wilfred...
Forestry plan part 2: Some searching questions; Arlee pow-wow July 1; No action on Mission lands; F.S. to pay for pilfered tribal trees; Dixon school seek joint credits; Trosper reappointed to committee council hangs credit's dirty laundry; Elmo...
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REMARKS OF SENATOR ljiKE MANSFIELD (D ., MONTANA )
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Decernber 4, 1970 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENA:rE s 19465
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOREST SERVICE
Region One
M_ssoula, Mont. 59801
~onorable Mike Mansfield
United States Senate
Washington, D.C. 20510
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Dear Senator Mansfield:
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I have your letter of April 17 and the enclosure...