Pend d'Oreilles Once Roamed Throughout State; Health Offices Moved to St. Ignatius; Tribal Election Results Given - Morigeau Elected Chairman; Grazing Land Applications Now Available; Haskell Students Earn Honors;
Morigeaux Writes of FPC License 5; Public Law 874 Discussed; Second Pilgrimage Made to Historic St. Marys Mission at Stevensville; Public Health Service Explains Contract Patient Care Program;
State High Court to Hear Pierre; Results of Res. Water Survey; Bad Teeth: A Bite on the Problem; Will Fluoridation Help Biggest Toothache? Tribe to Lobby for Dentists; Tribe Submits Jobs-Education Proposal; $2.4 Million Job Corps Contract; Dixon...
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...
Con-con meetings end, committee to prepare proposals; Council makes Jocko Southfork a wilderness; Arlee Indians want missions preserved; Commodities stamped out; Law and order, Government, and resources are con-con issues; BIA to spend record...
Ronan parents talk with board ; Reservation JOM committees meet on Ronan situation ; Job corps to go co-ed ; 16 school board positions open April 1 ; Council denies request to defend "Polson Four" ; Coyote builds a better mousetrap ;...
Fringe sale doubles appraised value ; Putting tribe under one roof ; Juveniles to tribal court ; Arlee constituents want foresty reform ; Two tribal members elected to school boards ; Indian law conference at Kicking Horse ; Tales: Coyote fishing...
Court decides Howlett case; Alcohol and drug abuse center opens; Three students in earthquake; Power rates go up; Migrant farmworkers; Fiddler named US marshal; Morigeau receives special training; Teenagers stop thief; Cabin creek and the flathead;...
Member's file suit - tribal council named as defendants; Income deficit may exceed $1 Million by June 1977; Suggestions on constitutional changes; Receive a better education; HUD hopes for new housing grants; L.A. Indian Center visited by...
Council Rescinds Dock Fishing; St. Ignatius Cross Deputizes; Council Protests Fish Killing; Young Adult Conservation Corps Created; Enrollment: Storms Gathering?; Ronan Attacked as Racist; Pouchers Beware!; Drought Relief: Area hang---Ups?;
Election results.....two incumbents lose council race; Two councilmen arrested election day; Per-capita holds are returned; Secretary list is growing; HUD audit may result in charges; New superintendent appointed; Attention veterans; Pablo...
Tribal Council - Montana Power Co. reach agreement; CETA program has problems; Septenber 27th meeting on proposed Flathead River dams; Jocko River diversion sought; Benefit a success; Council cuts FY - 1979 budget; Soil Conservation Service;...
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...
August Per Capita Approved; "We Must Work Out Ways To Make Money"; Council Highlights; Indian Newspaper Being Born; Meet The New SCD Director; Northern Tier - In Brief; 'Birds of a Feather' Census; WIC Schedule Changes; Turtle Lake...
Council, Ronan Chamber of Commerce meet to promote co-operation; Fees set for tribal court advocates; Marvin to fight next month; Planning department helps organize tribal construction efforts; Construction workers talent bank; Flathead...
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...
Secretarial election registration drive yields 627 voters; District meeting to explain secretarial election issues; Still time to register for college; Plumbing course to be offered; Indian water statement; Council highlights; Fourth quarterly set...
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...
Geologist tells Council 'oil potential is tremendous' here; IHS cuts services to non-Indian beneficiaries; Recreation permits to cost 25-50% more this year; Council says no to roads, maybe to service station; Texans want to explore beneath Flathead...