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	Montana - LoveToKnow 1911
		The principal rivers east of the Rockies are the Missouri and three of its tributaries; the Yellowstone in the south-east, the Musselshell in the middle, and the Milk in the north.
		The principal rivers west of the Main Divide of the Rockies are the Clark Fork of the Columbia and its principal tributary, the Flathead, which rises in British Columbia.
		Fossil remains of mammals, fish and reptiles found in the Tertiary deposits of south-western Montana are preserved in the Carnegie Museum at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and in the museum of the university of Montana.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Montana (5373 words)

	POPLAR as STORM CENTER
		Tiny Poplar, situated along the Hi-Line, and the cold Missouri River, is the centre for the Storm King.
		Poplar persons who didn't attend the meeting noted that a virtual army of out-of-towners were around the Tribal Headquarters that day.
		One Poplar city worker recalled that some of the farmers seemed to be communicating with "walkie-talkies".
	www.copi.com /articles/montana/980218.html (1716 words)

	Poplar River Bilateral Monitoring Committee - Environment Canada
		The Poplar River Task Force of the International Souris-Red Rivers Engineering Board was formed in April 1975 at the request of the United States, to consider equitable apportionment alternatives and formulas.
		This was primarily due to the construction of the Morrison Dam near Coronach, Saskatchewan (Cookson Reservoir impoundment) on the East Poplar River.
		The Poplar River Bilateral Monitoring Committee was established on September 23, 1980, and is composed of government representatives from Canada and the United States, Montana, and Saskatchewan, as well as one public ex-officio member from both the United States and Canada.
	www.mb.ec.gc.ca /water/fa00s03.en.html (766 words)

	Montana Guide, Yellow Pages, Weather, Local Search, Shops, Attractions, History, Maps, News - WowCity.US (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		As of 2005, Montana has an estimated population of 928,670, which is an increase of 8,750, or 0.9%, from the prior year and an increase of 33,475, or 3.7%, since the year 2000.
		Montana is also one of several areas to claim the disputed title of "world's shortest river", the Roe River.
		Montana was the scene of the Native Americans' last effort to keep their land, and the last stand of U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer was fought near the present day town of Hardin.
	www.wowcity.us /montana.htm (1841 words)

	Great Northern Development Corporation - Poplar, Montana Profile
		Poplar’s high school, which has a graduation rate of about 41.3%, has an enrollment of 253 students, and kindergarten through eighth grade has a student enrollment of 691.
		In Poplar the major employers are Verne E Gibbs Indian Health Clinic with 106 employees, Northeast Montana Health Services with 93 employees, A and S Tribal Industries with 31 employees, Fort Peck Community College with 62 employees, and Fort Peck Housing Authority with 70 employees.
		Montana has no restrictions on applicant testing, but the employer must be able to show a given selection test is appropriately and adequately related to the requirements of the job.
	www.gndc.org /poplar.htm (2372 words)

	Paddlefish - Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
		The realization that Montana's paddlefish population is probably still healthy, but that the species, overall, in many other areas of the Mississippi drainage is rapidly declining.
		The overall goal of paddlefish research and management in Montana is a basic understanding of the needs and dynamics of the population.
		The major change in paddlefish regulations for the Yellowstone River came in 1981 with the institution of a two fish per season limit and the prohibition of catch and release.
	fwp.mt.gov /fishing/fishingmontana/brochure_paddlefish.html (2756 words)

	Poplar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Poplar was under the direct supervision of the Government and all people were responsible to the Indian Agent in charge.
		After the passage of the Congressional Bill, the lots were divided and Poplar had become a desirable place for the Fort Peck drawing winners to visit many of them staying to establish homes or businesses.
		Poplar had no saloons and was not to have any within the next twenty five years, as the Bill opening the Reservation had been amended prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors and beverages for that period of time.
	www.nemontel.net /~trix/poplar.htm (535 words)

	Montana Logging Associates
		Of Montana's 93 million acres of land, nearly 23 million acres are forested.
		Most of these forested lands are located in the western part of the state, where pacific weather systems, intercepted by high mountains, deliver enough moisture for forests to grow.
		Montana Forests contain 27native species of trees - 17 conifers and 10 deciduous.
	www.logging.org /montanaforests.htm (269 words)

	Montana's Missouri River Country - The Ultimate Sportsman's Paradise
		The Missouri River was an outlet for transporting the furs to St. Louis by steamboat.
		The Sheridan County Museum in Plentywood and the Pioneer Pride Museum in Bainville are also dedicated to the preservation of Montana's pioneer heritage.
		The Valley County Pioneer Museum in Glasgow is home to a chronological history of the region from the age of dinosaurs to the present day, and includes one of the largest Assiniboine material culture collections in the world, and an upcoming Lewis and Clark exhibit.
	missouririver.visitmt.com /history.html (770 words)

	Montana Indian Reservations
		While Montana's Indians have worked to adapt to the changing world around them, they have kept the rich culture and traditions of their past.
		Montana's Indian Reservations are filled with native American culture.
		The history of tribes in Montana is characterized by years of constant movement.
	montanakids.com /db_engine/presentations/presentation.asp?pid=7 (519 words)

	Watershed Group Details
		It is a fourth-order tributary of the Missouri River located in HUIC 10060002.
		The river begins in Prairie County, flows north into McCone County, then northeasterly past the communities of Brockway and Circle and about 20 miles east of Vida.
		The Redwater River merges with the Missouri River near Poplar.
	water.montana.edu /watersheds/groups/details.asp?groupID=35 (278 words)

	Missouri River (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Fort Randall Dam on the Missouri River in South Dakota The Missouri River is a tributary of the Mississippi River in the United States.
		It flows east across the plains of Montana into North Dakota, then turns southeast, flowing into South Dakota, and along the north and eastern edge of Nebraska, forming part of its border with South Dakota and nearly all its boundary with Iowa, flowing past Sioux City and Omaha.
		During the late 19th century, the River was a primary means of transportation of goods and passengers before the spread of the railroads.
	missouri-river.iqnaut.net.cob-web.org:8888 (665 words)

	Great Northern Development Corporation - Scobey, Montana Profile
		Montana labor laws follow the federal laws with some exceptions where they have enacted guidelines to protect the employer or employee more than the federal laws do.
		The Montana Wage and Hour Laws states that an employer should immediately notify the employees, affected employee organizations, affected local governments, and newspaper of general circulation in the county that a plant is closing.
		In Montana, striking workers are not entitled to unemployment insurance, and mental stress is not permitted in worker’s compensation claims.
	www.gndc.org /scobey.htm (2359 words)

	Montana Drug Rehab Alcohol Treatment Addiction Rehab Information Narconon Arrowhead (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		When choosing a drug rehab center for yourself or a loved one from Montana, it is important to become educated on the different types of drug rehab and what the end results are.
		Western Montana, primarily Missoula, has a higher availability of heroin due to the proximity to the state of Washington, historically a transshipment point for heroin in the Pacific Northwest.
		Montana's need for drug rehab: Drug abuse statistics in Montana are on the rise and drug rehab programs are needed throughout the entire state.&...
	www.stopaddiction.com /states/montana_drug_rehab_info.html (1558 words)

	Poplar River (Saskatchewan-Montana) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Poplar River is a tributary of the Missouri River, approximately 167 mi (269 km) long in Saskatchewan in Canada and Montana in the United States.
		The western fork rises near Kildeer and flows southeast, into northeastern Montana, past Richland and across Daniels County.
		The middle fork rises northwest of Rock Glen, Saskatchewan and flows southeast, into northeastern Montana and passes west of Scobey.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Poplar_River_(Montana) (160 words)

	ATSDR - Health Consultation - Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Poplar, Roosevelt County, Montana
		The Fort Peck Reservation encompasses 2,093,318 acres in the northeast corner of Montana, as shown in Figure 1 (Appendix A) [1].
		The population within the reservation is concentrated in several cities along the Missouri River and along the highway transportation routes on the southern border of the Reservation.
		In some areas of the reservation (e.g., the East Poplar Oil Field Unit), deeper well installations may not be prudent because of groundwater contaminant concerns associated with oil field activities.
	www.atsdr.cdc.gov /HAC/PHA/fortpeck/fpi_p1.html (3670 words)

	Helena Independent Record
		Nees’ body was found floating face up in the Poplar River on the morning of June 16, 1979.
		Footprints were found along the path where the killer dragged her body to the river.
		Racicot told the jury that one of Beach’s pubic hairs was found on the sweater Nees was wearing when she was killed, according to the report.
	www.helenair.com /articles/2006/08/26/montana/a01082606_02.txt (1109 words)

	Short History of Fort Peck
		General Miles with 394 riflement and one artillery piece crossed the Yellowstone at the mouth of the Tongue River (Tongue River Cantonment-now Miles City) on October 17, 1876 and proceeded thence Northeast.
		When the buffalo herd crossed a river, they swam across in small groups and the head groups moved on.
		Snider, Agent at the Fort Peck jurisdiction at Poplar,, in his report to the Bureau of Indian Affairs on October 27, 1883, stated that there was drout and a total crop failure with scarcity of buffalo and he recommended an increase in the appropriation of annuities for the Assiniboines.
	www.montana.edu /wwwfpcc/tribes/Short.html (2782 words)

	Montana
		The Science and Technology Center is located in Roosevelt County within the Poplar Middle School in Poplar, MT. It is at the heart of the "Fort Peck Indian Reservation".
		The Fort Peck Reservation, established in 1871, is located in the extreme northeastern corner of Montana.
		The reservation is bounded on the south by the Missouri River and is not far from the Canadian border on the north.
	www.hightechscience.org /montana.htm (343 words)

	Fort Assinniboine
		Control of the large Blackfeet Reservation in northern Montana Territory and protection of trade routes were additional reasons for the fort.
		Typical assignments out of Fort Assinniboine were recovering lost mounts, scouting and rounding up renegade Indians, usually Crees, burning their shacks and escorting the starving people to the border.
		The Milk River Valley had become a battleground between warring border tribes, (Blackfoot nation, Plains Cree and Sioux); Fort Assinniboine troops took an active roll in curtailing these clashes.
	ag.montana.edu /narc/fort.htm (926 words)

	Montana Property For Rent - Houses - Condos - Homes Montana
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		We are only providing an advertising service and all inquiries should be to those persons or company listed under the "Contact" section of the rental ad for the property you are interested in leasing.
		Our Montana site has attracted a very high level of visitors and we have many Montana landlords who are frequent users.
	www.homerentalads.com /montana (999 words)

	Shadowlands Haunted Places Index - Montana
		The old Montana Prison, The last prisoners were taken to the new prison in 1979-1980.
		There is a full ghost town up in the hills of Montana that was originally created as a mining town.
		Once she got back into her car and started to drive away, she looked in the rear view mirror and saw him walking along the road again.
	theshadowlands.net /places/montana.htm (2020 words)

	Use of GIS to Determine Boat Ramp Locations on the Missouri River
		In this stretch of the Missouri River, there are only seven boat ramps, and of these, four are within four miles of the Fort Peck Dam.
		The other three are located southeast of Wolf Point at the Highway 13 bridge over the river, west of Poplar at the intersection of Highway 2 and the Poplar River which feeds into the Missouri River, and south of Culbertson at the Highway 16 bridge over the river.
		Poplar is in the upper left of Image 9 and the possible site is in the lower right, north of the river.
	www.emporia.edu /earthsci/student/dahms1/es551.htm (1213 words)

	Welcome to Loma, Montana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Missouri, Marias and Teton Rivers, within walking distance, boast 55 species of fish including paddlefish and two species of sturgeon as well as Rainbow trout, bass, walleye and catfish to name a few.
		Located at the junction of three rivers, in the center of Montana, this area provides an astounding upland game bird and waterfowl hunting paradise as well as premier fishing opportunities.
		Cast and Blast on the Teton, Marias and Missouri Rivers.
	www.sportsmansescapetomontana.com (325 words)

	Birds
		Hutchin's Goose was sighted by Lewis and Clark on May 5, 1805, above the mouth of the Poplar River in Montana.
		The American or Pale Goldfinch was spotted by Lewis and Clark near the Marias River, Montana in June 1805.
		Male birds are bright yellow with a white rump, fl forehead, white edges on fl wings and tail and yellow at the bend of the wing.
	www.clarkswcd.org /Education/LewisClark/Birds.htm (3212 words)

	Eastern Montana ... a perspective of a former resident and frequent visitor
		The Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-06 explored Eastern Montana via the meandering Missouri River in 1805, and then on the 1806 return trip Clark explored the colorful Yellowstone River while Lewis returned via the Missouri reuniting near the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers at the Montana and North Dakota border.
		Awareness of Eastern Montana's historic sites and landmarks; i.e., history of preeminent military forts and trading posts, its Native American Indian cultural background, its homestead and cattle ranching lore, and the colorful badlands with its dinosaur fossil digs, and of its wildlife, fishing, boating, agate hunting and its camping availability.
		Tongue River Reservoir -- the little known, isolated body of water with its camping, fishing and water sports...
	www.blairranch.com /Eastern_Montana.htm (547 words)

	Montana churches
		Find great Montana churches that are right for you.
		We realize how difficult it is to find good churches in Montana.
		Finding good churches in Montana is the main goal of our site.
	www.flockfinder.com /churches_in_montana.jsp (260 words)

	Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest_EDUCATION
		In 1801, the nation’s boundaries reached from the Atlantic Ocean (east) to the Mississippi River (west), from the Great Lakes (north) to almost the Gulf of Mexico (south).
		Examine the map at this link of the Lewis and Clark Trail and make a list of the rivers the Corps would have to use in order to reach the Pacific Ocean (starting point: St. Louis).
		Use a modern map and locate three or four of the Rivers Clark noted.
	www.serve.com /~poplarforest/westward/lewissection1.html (1867 words)

	Northeast Montana Health Services
		In the early 1940’s, the community of Poplar was home to two hospitals, Dale’s Hospital, and the Indian Health Hospital.
		In 1994, a meeting was held at AandS Industries between representatives of the Indian Health Service, Poplar Community Hospital, Trinity Hospital, and the Fort Peck Tribes to discuss about the vision of health care, the more stringent regulations, aging of the buildings, and financial constraints.
		However, the Hospital Boards of Poplar and Wolf Point felt that the survival of health care in our area depended upon our ability to join the health care services of our communities.
	www.nemhs.net (1133 words)

	January 2002 Newsletter from "On This Date in North American Indian History" by Phil Konstantin
		According to army reports, there are 600 lodges on the Tongue River, which are abandoned as Miles moves through the area.
		January 7, 1781: The Mission San Pedro Y San Pablo De Bicuner is established, in modern Imperial County, California, where the Anza Trail crosses the Colorado River.
		This is called the "Battle of Bear River" by the army.
	americanindian.net /newsletter0102.html (2428 words)

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