Constitutional committee begins difficult task; No constitutional vote for off-reservation voters; Councilman Joe McDonald will listen and learn; Education key to improving Indian living conditions; Trapping regulations; Valley unit 1974 cut is...
Coyote tales exhibit; Indian business grants; Constitution rejected; Candidates file; Cattle Multilations; Indian Loan Guarantee; Notice of elections for councilman; A collection of verse contributed by the class of vViccharlc, alternative school...
Tribe loses second round; To council or to chief; Credit manager selected; Kim Swaney named "Miss Kyi Yo"; Teachers aide seminar; Schultz Scholarship Awarded; Miss Flathead Reservation to be crowned; Mary Joscum awarded trophy; Allards...
Coalition Supports Indian Treaties; New Congressional Bill Terminates Tribes; Grateful to the Tribal Council; Forest J. Gerard Confirmed; Energy Resource Development; National Indian Rodeo Set for Tulsa; Indian Crafts Fair in Tulsa; Flathead...
Enrollment, land use dominate quarterly meeting; Tim McDonald studies electronics; Burton, Silverthorne receive degrees; Round-up at the Valley Creek Corral; Users responsible for center; 1981, the year that will be; Indians join environmentalists...
NTPC's green light turns yellow, referendum vote called; Water conference set for July; Tellier is chosen ITYP Princess; The case for the Northern Tier pipeline; USCCR: Indians could become a '51st state'; Blackfeet oil company formed; Mitchell...
Council highlights; Arlee Quarterly poorly attended; Councilmen write about pipeline deal; Indians know a good deal; EPA issues preliminary permit for oil port; Permit status; Well-organized pow-wow a hit; King and Bird place at regatta; Exhibits...
Joe Dupuis is new Executive Secretary; New Tribal members number 39; Dog ordinance questioned; Endangered mice ad tickles everyone; What the written record doesn't tell you; Council comment; 50th wedding anniversary celebrated Flathead style; SKC...
Three state legislators initiate meeting with Tribal Council; March says 'good riddance' to winter; What do you mean 'TERS won't get a new school'?; What should we do with our trees?; Proposed 5-year timber sale plan: 1985 to 1989; Who's the newest...
Action on IHS-THD contract delayed while public meetings convene; Food fair time again; Some hot advice for summer; Doctor urges improving self-image; Powell chosen best IHS CHN; Lakers stars visit the Flathead; Indian rodeo magazine to begin...
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;...
Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing bill has federal money-spender worried; Buffalo Rapids 2 and 4 proposed for development; THD's in the market for another director; New Council members want more S K Industries information; No new faces in federal...
No dams on the Flathead right now, Council tells Pondera Hydro; Special "centerfold"; Restoration on old Polson Catholic cementry needs your help; Summer Youth Employment Program recruiting begins; Grizzlies killed at Post Creek home;...
FIIP to be an REC? Tribal Council responds with alternative idea; IHS eligibility meeting scheduled for Monday; Reservation TV station gets news of six-figure grant; Resort start-up delayed; 'Celebration of Sobriety' enjoyed by 1,500; Rain doesn't...
Tribal Council, Missoula County agree on land-use planning authority; Tax moratorium bill protested with walk-out; New enrollment, post-n-pole meeting, April 27; The U.S. Census will soon turn 200 years old, Tribes to count noses for Census Bureau...
"Missoula Octopus," a political cartoon from an unknown source depicting Andrew B. Hammond and his many business interests in the Missoula, Montana, area.
Hotels Montana Glacier National Park. Glacier National Park (Mont.)
Inserted: "A Supplement to Glacier National Park: hotels and tours covering revised hotel and tour arrangements for the season of 1917" (1 folded sheet ([4] p.), to accompany the 1916 issue of Hotels and Tours.
30 posters recounting the atrocities that occurred in 1945 in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan to spread the prayer of peace for the sake of future generations. Included are color and black and white photographs, charts, tables, maps, and diagrams of...