Ranches ; Roundup (Mont.) ; Asbridge, Joseph L., 1860-1935
(Left to Right) Vern, Hazel and Joseph Asbridge at the Willows, the home place on the Lazy X Ranch. Owned by Joseph L. Asbridge on Wollow Creek near Roundup, Montana.
Land settlement Montana Flathead Indian Reservation. Land tenure Montana Flathead Indian Reservation. Indian Allotments Montana Flathead Indian Reservation. Salish Indians Land transfers. Kootenai Indians Land transfers. Flathead Indian...
Smead was agent on Flathead for a number of years but most of this book is a sketch of the reservation land as the book was written to promote land sales on the Flathead.
140,000 Bales of Christmas Trees Harvested in 1959 on Reservation; Tribe Opposes Knowles Dam; Christmas Trees Mean Income to Individual Members of Tribe; Council Discusses Appraisal of Land; Inventory of Timber Needed in Future; Secretary of...
18 Year-olds will vote on Dec. 15th; Choosing your candidates and casting your vote; 34 to appear on the tribal council ballot; Con - Con has 31 hopefuls; December per-capita is vetoed; Poson candidates grilled by voters; Tribal council candidates;...
1960 Fires Bad-Better Methods Lower Loss; Wiprud Paintings Were Saved When Old Jocko Church Burned; Proposed Indian Charter; Reports on Students Tell of New Jobs - Those at Schools; Morigeau Writes Views of Proposed Indian Charter
1977 Pow-Wow a success!; Tribes protect shoreline; Power lines; BIA Indian; Stasso brothers game violation again; Indian loggers: hard luck; Helicopter patrol; HUD bypasses Ronan; Irrigation water short; Melcher visits.
1987 Tribal election details, Twenty-three certified to run in November primary for Tribal Council; Career fair to be family-oriented this year; Char-Koosta News' Policy for Candidates' statements - 1987 Tribal election; Healing center is 'new,...
3 dead on reservation highways; Tribe has Merry Christmas; 29 candidates for run for council; Thinking contractors seek new rules; Walkway needs support; Rules and regs for voting.
4-Mile Exchange in Missoula, Montana, on the road to Miller Creek and 39th. Henry Emmerick owned this saloon. He is in picture as proprietor, his daughter is the baby in the picture. Also pictured are several military patrons of the establishment.