Montana Periodical Index Article Titles

Alphabetical List of Article Titles

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• 'A knowledge of distant parts': the shaping of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
• 'A little bit better': William Andrews Clark and welfare work in Arizona
• 'A tough place to live': The 1959 Montana State Prison riot
• A-maze-ing water
• A-Z: Montana-Made gifts under $100
• A. C. Haddon joins Edward S. Curtis: an English anthropologist among the Blackfeet, 1909
• A. P. Giannini and the Bank of America. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1992.
• A.B. Guthrie, Jr. (1901-1991)
• Aasheim named Conservation Education chief
• Abolishing hunger [Helena-based Northern Rockies Action Group receives $100,000]
• About bluebirds.
• About the artists [K. Vollrath, T.Taira, A.Mc Coy, J.Wantulok, R.Jenkins, R.Kercher, J. Walker, R Spannring]
• About this issue
• About this issue [conservation practices].
• About this issue [Editor's introduction to tourism as a state-promoted industry]
• About this issue [Editorial introduction of problems of outfitters and land managers due to increased demand of public use of wild areas.]
• About this issue [Editorial introduction to the conflict in our natural resource policy in the Rocky Mountain Front area]
• About this issue [environmental impact of economic growth].
• About this issue [Outdoor recreation on public land].
• About this issue [the value of community trees].
• About those bald spots [meadows and hillsides].
• Absaroka - Beartooth Wilderness
• Absaroka -Beartooth Wilderness. Reply.
• The Absaroka : land of the bird people.
• The Absaroka-Beartooth : can we keep it all together?
• Absaroka-Beartooth : whose right-of-way?
• The Absaroka-Beartooth, Montana's roof- top wilderness.
• Absaroka-Beartooth.
• The Absaroka-Beartooth.
• ACCESS-ible trout [Fishing access sites]
• Across Montana on the Northern Pacific in 1883
• Active solar sytems in Montana. Reaching for the sun,Part II
• Acts of Discovery: Visions of America in the Lewis and Clark Journals. Univ. of Illinois Press, 1993.
• Adams, R. More burs under the saddle: books and histories of the West. 1979.
• Adding value to Montana'a agri-food industry
• Admirable mallard
• Adopt a grizzly: program allows students to follow the activities of specific grizzlies
• Adopting a wilderness
• Adventure on the Middle Fork: floating on the Middle Fork
• Adventuring in the Rockies.
• Advertising and Montana CPAs
• Aerial acrobat [common snipe]
• After Barbed Wire: Cowboys of our Time.
• After the gold rush: Chinese mining in the Far West, 1850-1890
• After the West was won: homesteaders and townbuilders in western South Dakota, 1900-1917.
• The afternoon of March 30.
• Agates along the lower Yellowstone
• Agatha's feather bed by Carmen Agra Deedy, picures by Laura L. Seeley. Peachtree Pub., 1991.
• Age determination of wildlife: the art and the science
• Age, Race, Tuition, etc. figures for Montana and contiguous states
• Agents of Chaos. 1990. Stephen L. Harris. Mountain Press. [book review]
• Agnes Kenmille: passing on traditional culture through tanning & beadwork
• Agricultural taxes in Montana
• Agriculture and energy
• Agriculture today: the perception of the Montana public.
• Agriculture.
• AIR's Montana-made observatory [The Astronomical Institute of the Rockies, Helena]
• Al Harmata: a vision of eagles.
• Alamo images: changing perceptions of a Texas experience.
• The Alaskan outfitter-guide partnership: key to an outdoor experience.
• Alberta Bair: touching the lives of Montanans
• Alberta perspectives.
• Alberton: Of trains and books and wooded hills
• Albino black bear.
• Alignments [photography by Perry Backus]
• All about bags
• All about elk
• All about snow
• All downhill: the alpine skier's guide to glory.
• All for the wolf.
• All four doing fine
• All in a Yellowstone summer's work
• All sea mammals have flippers except one
• All that glitters: a century after their first strikes, mining companies go for the gold again.
• All the stories you ever wanted to hear about Calamity Jane
• All-America Billings: the town...the people
• All-purpose phosphate from a motley brown rock...strong teeth, lush crops, clean socks.
• The Alley Cat Grill: Missoula's five- meeow restaurant.
• Allocation of public access rights on western rivers
• The allure of log: Montana's log home manufacturers are on a roll
• Almanac quack [Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts not reliable]
• Alone on that prairie... the homestead narrative of Nellie Rogney
• Along the Great Divide: llama-trekking Montana's Continental Divide Trail (part one)
• Along the Great Divide: llama-trekking Montana's Continental Divide Trail (part two)
• Along the Milk River
• Along the upper Musselshell: there's something about prairie country
• Along the Yellowstone
• Alpha industries
• Alpine flower power
• Alpine lakes: fish among the clouds
• Alpine larch: high country gold
• Alpine whistler.
• Alternative farming
• Alternative medicine: from new age to mainstream
• Alternative to destruction: using the biodiversity of tropical forests
• Always bet on the butcher: R.T. King's narrative interpretation of Warren L. Nelson's oral history
• Amazing device intrigued pair: Bee Lucke & C. L. Stuart devise machine to process horseradish
• Amber waves: photo feature on wheat
• The ambiance in Amsterdam: many people in this rural community share a common Dutch background and faith
• Ambulance birthing.
• Amelia's palace: Brigham Young's grandest residence
• American daughters: Black women in the West.
• American Forestry: a History of National State and Private Cooperation.
• American frontier and Western issues: a historiographical review.
• American Indians and outsiders: a crucial dialogue of the Columbian Quincentenary
• The American west as living space.
• The American west in the European imagination
• The American West transformed: the impact of the second world war
• The American West: The Modern Vision. 1984.
• Among the sleeping giants: occasional pieces on Lewis and Clark. 1987.
• Amtrak facts.
• Anaconda's dinner club Missoula's trendy pub.
• Anatomy of a fishing movie [Three men-- three rivers]
• Anatomy of a thunderstorm
• Ancient lives & modern crimes: Tobacco Root Mountain site vandalized by arrowhead hunters
• The ancient skill of tanning hides
• and Evan Granrud's lefse.
• And five makes a handful! Thornbrugh wins 1998 Montana Migratory Bird Stamp contest
• And if Libby is not remote enough for you, drive Yaak River road
• And maybe most of all...memories
• And some of them are in trouble
• Andromeda
• The angler's guide to Montana. 1984.
• Animal attire
• Animal personality ... a different etiquette
• Animal picture books
• Animal talk
• Animal tracks
• Annie Oakley: creating the cowgirl
• Annie Oakley: the magaical year in London
• Annin, J. Eighty years of memories on the banks of the Yellowstone
• Announcing The Montana Geographic Journal.
• Another divide, another trail: the crest of the Bitterroot Range
• Another friend named Adam.
• Another look at frontier versus western historiography.
• Another White Hope bites the dust: the Jack Johnson-Jim Flynn heavy weight fight in 1912
• The answer to the last issue's question: Are sponges animal or vegetable?
• The answer to the last issue's question: What animal has 48 knees?
• Anti-poaching program on line
• The antidote for smoked whitefish/ Velveeta pizza
• The antler tree
• Antlers and horns
• The apple boom in letters [correspondence of a young woman who settled in the Bitterroot Valley in 1910
• Archeological insights into the Custer battle: an assessment of the 1984 field season. 1987.
• Arctic dreams: imagination and desire in a northern landscape. 1986.
• Are beetles rare?
• Are our forests mismanaged?
• Are they at Melrose yet?
• Are you hazardous to your health?
• Arising, alighting ibis.
• Army mule: used as pack animals for American troops from the Mexican War through the 1940's
• Arnie Malina
• Arnold Bolle, 1912-1994
• Arnold Reider: a profile
• Around Bozeman summer is busy
• Around Glasgow
• Around Helena: halfway ghost town.
• Around Kalispell: written in stone [History from headstones]
• Around Lewistown
• Around Miles City: horsing around
• Around Miles City: on the river.
• Around the state [belling the cat to protect the birds.]
• Arrington, L. & Britton, D. The Mormon experience: a history of the Latter-Day Saints. 1979.
• Art a la carte [a tour of four of the Flathead's studio-galleries]
• The art and life of W. Herbert Dunton, 1878-1936
• The art and sciemce of snowshoeing
• Art for the Parks: Ryan Clampitt poster wins first prize
• The art of Kentucky-rifle making still alive in Big Timber
• Art of the American West: a review of The West of the Imagination. [Discussion of the role of museums in bringing the West & its art to public attention.]
• The art of the wave or always wave to art
• Art Watson
• Art West, Quarterly Magazine.
• Artful angler
• Artful business: economic impact of local nonprofits
• As good grayling should
• Ask a fisheries biologist [can fish smell, hear, etc.]
• Assesment (sic) of the 1977 Legislature
• Astoria and the birth of empire
• Astorian Adventure: The Journal of Alfred Seton, 1811-1815. Fordham Univ. Press, 1993.
• At Glasgow...occupation whist.
• At home at Sykes: Doug & Judy Wise's market is community social center
• At home on the range in Southeast Montana
• At work in the woods: back country cook
• Athearn, R. In search of Canaan: Black migration to Kansas, 1879-80. 1978.
• Attention floaters [Lower Yellowstone,Smith,blackfoot,Missouri,Flathead]
• Auction boosts sheep and moose programs [winter range additions]
• Auction spin-offs...[Native American Art Exhibit Lewis & Clark Art Expo and Jay Contway and Friends Art Show]
• Audubon Council picks winners.
• Austin Two Moons.
• Author Mildred Walker: enduring values.
• Author Norman Maclean battling time and the movie companies.
• Author's commentary [against Forest Service policy on wilderness]
• The authors
• The automobile as tool of love and adventure in the dangerous summer of '55
• Autry, G. with Herskowitz, M. Back in the saddle again. 1978.
• Autumn bonanza of flavor
• Autumn changes
• Autumn rendezvous [Kokanee salmon attract bald eagles to Hauser Lake].
• Autumn's gifts
• Avalanche on Going-to-the-Sun road
• Avalanche on the Going-to-the-Sun road
• Avalanches: playing the odds: Bozeman- based Southwest Montana Avalanche Center issues advisories & educational info
• Avian oasis on the Northern Plains
• Avian slingshot
• Avoiding high country sickness and accidents
• Avoiding wrongful discharge law suits in Montana
• Awesome antlers
• Awesome avalanches and where to find them.

B  [^]

• Baby face hostage: Mary Lucas
• Baby trees in North Dakota
• Back in the saddle: Suzanne Hayes of St. Ignatius
• Back to the future of the Great Plains.
• The backcountry concept: a positive viewpoint [roadless recreational areas are needed, too]
• Background. RARE II: the last stand for wilderness: Wilderness Roadless Area Review and Evaluation program to determine National Forest areas that should be considered in the National Wilderness Preservation System
• Backpacking stoves
• Backpacking with children
• Backyard for the birds
• Backyard waterslide from Lolo, a do-it- yourself package
• Bacon, beans, and galantines: food and foodways on the Western mining frontier.
• Bad blood in the Terry Badlands
• Bad cup of coffee inspires entrepreneur to start business
• Bad faith: a new era for Montana?
• Bad Jack.
• Badger Clark, cowboy Poet Laureate.
• The Badger-Two Medicine wildlands: sacred geography of the Blackfeet.
• The Badger-Two Medicine, Blackfoot holy land
• Badgers
• Badlands and bones: the making of Makoshika State Park
• The badlands
• Bail call: Tim Cahill
• Bailey, J. Pacifying the Plains: General Alfred Terry and the decline of the Sioux, 1866-1890. 1979.
• Bald eagle plumage changes by age.
• Bald eagles and kokanee salmon: a rendezvous in Glacier National Park.
• Bald eagles and poaching: threat to an American symbol.
• Bald eagles gather at Glacier
• Bald eagles.
• Baldwin, L. Hon. Politician: Mike Mansfield of Montana. l979.
• Baldwin, L. Honorable politician--Mike Mansfield of Montana
• Ball, L. The United States marshals of New Mexico and Arizona Territories, 1846-1912. 1978.
• Ballads of the Old West. Vantage, 1993.
• Balsamroot: A Memoir. Viking, 1994.
• The bank man cometh
• Banking and rural development in Montana, 1890-1913
• Banking on swallows.
• Bannack
• Barber, J. Yellowstone ski tours.
• Barley disease
• Barns, beauty for the beasts [Sun river Barn restoration project]
• Barns: stories from our readers
• A barnyard who's who???
• The baron, the logger, the miner, and me
• Baronets and Buffalo: the British Sportsman in the American West, 1833- 1881
• Barry Hood: Helena glasswork artist
• Barsness, J. Hunting the Great Plains. l979.
• Barthule named Officer of the year
• Baseball economics
• Baseball under The Big Sky.
• Bashline, S. The bounty of the earth cookbook. 1979.
• The basic industries. 1989: Montana's state and local area outlook.
• Basics of handgun safety
• Basketball as art: Montana's Indian players.
• Basketball dynasty: the Fort Shaw girls.
• Bat houses.
• Batter up! The Pioneer League brings professional baseball to Montana
• Battle for Dinosaur: Echo Park Dam and the birth of the modern wilderness movement
• The battle for equity: Montana schools since 1988
• The battle for Montana's capital
• Battle of the Beaverhead deciding what to cut on Montana's wildest national forest
• Battle of the Big Hole
• Battle of the Big Hole [Part II]
• Battle of the bighorns
• Battle of War Bonnet Creek [oil, by C. M. Russell, n.d.]
• The battle on the Little Bighorn: some new facts
• Battlefield buffs
• Battleground at Prickly Pear [efforts to restore quality water]
• Baucus, J. Gold in the gulch. 1981.
• Baucus, J. Helena, her historic homes.
• Bauer, E. and Bauer, P. Photographing the West, a state-by-state guide. 1980.
• BBER celebrates 50 years of service
• Be a saddle tramp this summer: horsing around our national forests.
• Beaded buckskin teaching the old ways: Agnes Kenmile
• Beaded buckskin.
• Beaked fisherman
• Bear attacks.
• Bear busters
• Bear chops Montana style: not for the squeamish
• Bear denning facts
• A bear named Marian
• Bear necessities
• The Bear Paws
• Bear stories: contributions from our readers
• Bear us in mind
• Bear-y purple.
• Bearcreek
• Bears by Helen Gilks, illus. by Andrew Bale. Ticknor & Fields, 1994.
• The Bears of Yellowstone, rev. ed.
• The bears of Yellowstone. 1986.
• Beartooth country
• Beartooth photo special
• The beast that walks like a man [Excerpt]
• Beastly luck
• Beastmaker.
• The beasts of winter: how do they survive?
• Beautiful bloomers
• Beautiful Columbia Gardens, Senator Clark's masterpiece
• Beaver Creek Park: Hi-Line playground
• Beaver ponds and trout
• Beavers, bears and a baseball hat
• Beavers--big and busy.
• Become a big tree hunter [record trees]
• Becoming Brave: The Path to Native American Manhood. Chronicle Books, 1992.
• Bed & breakfasts of Montana
• Bedding down at the Camp Creek Inn
• Bedtime for bears: a look at hibernation habits
• Beef in a chicken-and-sprouts-society: can ranchers survive?
• Beefing up the Blackleaf.
• Before the snow flies, check your snowmobile.
• Before you hike in bear country: a book that could save your life.
• The beginning of the end: Miles versus Sitting Bull at Cedar Creek
• Behan, R. How to be positive about the negative.
• Behind the scenes on race day: Montana's fast horses.
• Behind these mountains, vol. 1.
• Behold the hunter [Exerpt]
• Bel-Air on the Big Hole: a story about happiness
• Belly botany and beyond: a century at Flathead Lake Biological Station
• Below-cost sales: causes and solutions
• The below-cost timber sale issue: going against the grain?
• Below-cost timber sales and Montana's long-term timber supply
• Below-cost timber sales: a macro view
• Below-cost timber sales: a no-answer policy question?
• Bennett, B. Death, too, for The-Heavy-Runner. 1981.
• Benton Lake Wildlife Refuge, Great Falls.
• Bentz's antiques, Polson.
• Bergie's: home-made double-dip chocolate mint malted.
• Bergon, F. & Papanikolas, Z. eds. Looking far West: the search for the American West in history, myth, and literature. 1978.
• Berthold, M. Big Hole journal.
• Berthold, M. Turn here for the Big Hole.
• Bertino, B. The Scissorbills.
• Berwanger, E. The West and the reconstruction. 1981.
• The best books about Montana: a reader's guide to the Treasure State.
• Best of friends, etc., cookbook.
• The best of Montana
• Best of the big medicine [survey provides a profile of the Montana elk hunter].
• THE BEST OF TWO FLYWAYS
• Best reading '86.
• Best reading '87.
• Beth Sorensen combines interest in medicine and injured wildlife
• Betting and booze: Montanans vote on lifestyle issues, 1916-1982.
• Between Indian and White Worlds. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1994.
• The between seasons season time to think about equipment
• The bewildering Bitterroot, the river that won't behave
• Beyond Bambi [hunting is part of wildlife management]
• Beyond burritos
• Beyond road's end [law enforcement and patrol duties]
• Beyond testbooks and classrooms [Project Wild]
• Beyond the airtight stove a new generation of woodburners is upon us
• Beyond the beaver: fur and the American West
• Beyond the call of duty: Montana's seven Medal of Honor winners.
• Beyond the Montana cow pony
• Beyond the water's edge [aquatic education & fishing clinics part of the Wallop-Breaux amendment to the Sport Fish Restoration Act]
• Beyond this place there be dragons: the route of the tragic trek of the Death Valley 1849ers through Nevada, Death Valley, and on to southern California
• Beyond wild turkeys [B. Gearhart's contribution to the wild turkey management program]
• BIC classic [Haili Jones of Martinsdale is winner].
• Bicycle racing
• Bicycle touring: Montana takes the lead
• The big bear hug [mating habits].
• Big Bear, the end of freedom.
• Big Bend
• A big boost to the bighorn
• Big boss mom [mule deer]
• Big bucks and big bulls: a status report.
• Big Bud
• The big cat
• The big chill: exploring winter in Glacier
• A big day [146 species spotted in 18 hours].
• Big Dipper
• Big enough to bake [fishing on the Bighorn river]
• Big game drawings - questions and answers
• Big game hunting in Wyoming: sharing the landscape.
• Big goals: Esther Veramae Hamel
• The Big Hole and Rock Creek trophies vs success
• The Big Hole loses a friend: Phil Smith
• The Big Hole Valley of 10,000 haystacks
• Big Horn Game Ranch hunt
• The big little tote board from Shepherd.
• Big Mountain at 40 and still growing.
• Big news for small companies: corporation advantages for small companies without big corporation red tape.
• The big open: a return to grazers of the past
• The Big Open: a road runs through it
• The big open: contemplating change.
• The Big picture: Montana's major industries. Business Supplement [32p.] follows page 100
• The big rush: Bitterroot Valley.
• The Big Sandy, Montana centennial calendar, 1885-1985.
• Big Sky High: Chet Huntley's dream resort today.
• Big Sky pie [includes recipes]
• The Big Sky Sapphire
• Big Sky symbols centennial
• Big Sky symbols [birds]
• Big Sky symbols: Bitterroot
• Big Sky symbols: Cutthroat trout
• Big Sky symbols: Geosymbols
• Big Sky symbols: Maia--Montana's official fossil
• Big Sky symbols: Montana's flag and seal
• Big Sky symbols: Ponderosa pine & bluebunch wheatgrass
• Big Sky symbols: the grizzly bear
• Big Sky UFOs.
• Big sky, fair land.
• Big Sky: region by region
• The big sleep: hibernation and aestivation help Montana's creatures cope with daily or annual periods of cold, heat, & drought
• Big steamers come back to life in Bozeman
• Big Timber
• Big-game outfitting as hunting pressure grows, so does the politics of packing in
• Bigart, R. Montana: an assessment for the future. 1978.
• Bigfork
• Bigfork discovered
• Bighorn auction--a million-dollar deal.
• Bighorn blindess
• The Bighorn Canyon
• Bighorn permit goes for $79,000.
• Bighorn stamp attracts crowd.
• Bighorns in the Big Belts
• Bighorns on the rise.
• The bighorns that broke all the rules
• Bike the Sun (Going-to-the Sun Highway): cycling's ultimate high.
• Biking bunks
• Bill Cunningham
• Bill Koppen named
• Bill Yaeger (Intermountain Network News)
• Billings
• Billings Billings centennial bash plays up its salty history
• Billings has a city park with graves
• Billings old-time sale.
• Billings recalls Will James
• Billings trails project [hike-bike]
• Billings: the town below the rims
• Billington, R. Land of savagery land of promise: the European image of the American frontier in the nineteenth century. 1981.
• Billy the Kid: His Life and Legend. Greenwood Press, 1994.
• Bingham, E. & Love, G. eds. Northwest perspectives: essays on the culture of the Pacific Northwest. l979.
• Biological control of weeds: selective, economical and safe.
• Bird hunter's autumn
• Bird man.
• Bird with the sweet prairie song
• A bird's eye view of the Montana landscape [riparian, forest, grasslands]
• The bird's-eye view of Lewis and Clark
• Birder's library
• Birding - the sky's the limit
• Birding with a mountain lion.
• Birds observed by Lewis and Clark in Montana, 1805-1806.
• Birds of passage: celebrating Montana's long-distance travelers
• Birds of prey
• Birds of the northern Rockies. 1984.
• A birdseye view of the Montana economy prospects for the 80's
• Birdwatching basics
• The birthday fly
• Bison burger: the Wahkpa Chu'gn site
• Bison under glass: mounted bison to be repaired and exhibited at Fort Benton museum
• Bison, birds, and the Bard: Mission Valley treasure hunt
• The bitter root: Montana's state flower
• Bitteroot enigma Howard Taylor Ricketts and the early struggle against spotted fever
• Bitterroot to Beartooth: Hiking Southwest Montana.
• Bitterroot Valley: Montana's oldest settled area hasn't settled down
• Bivouac.
• Black Jack Pershing: Montana's own
• Black like me charolais have the right to be hamburgers too
• Black or grizzly?
• Black robes to the Bitteroot
• Black San Francisco: The Struggle for Racial Equality in the West, 1900-1954. Univ. Press of Kansas, 1993.
• Black Wolf of Currumpaw (oil)
• Blackfeet Indian Girl (pastel 13.1.36 Nite Thunder-White Buffalo (watercolor) 13.1.39 Shorty Young Man (watercolor) 13.1.32 Shot on Both Sides (pastel) 13.1.35
• The Blackfeet Reservation: dilemmas in range and grizzly bear management.
• The Blackfeet: a Native American perspective
• The Blackfeet: historical and cultural tours
• Blackfoot Brave of 1858 (and) Blackfoot Brave of 1898 [watercolor, 1898]
• The Blackfoot challenge
• The Blackfoot confederacy, 1880-1920.
• The Blacktail Ranch, exploring the Ice Age
• Blazing the Mullan Road, the making of Captain Mullan's vision
• Bleep...bleep...bleep.
• A blend of past and present
• The Blind Corral.
• BLM's Missouri maps [price correction]
• Block management: what landowners and hunters say
• Blood meridian.
• The bloody nuisance that bites
• A blooming medley
• Blouet, B. & Luebka, F. The Great Plains: environment and culture. 1979.
• Blue desert. 1986.
• Blue haze
• The Blue Joint: high ridges, streamside meadows, and elk galore
• Blue Spruce. Scribner, n.d.
• The Blue Willow Inn.
• Blue-ribbon drink: bottling Montana water
• Blue-ribbon Fort Peck
• Bluebird house plans.
• Bluebird update.
• Bluebirds in the Big Sky.
• Boating conflicts
• Boating safety education works
• Boating stories: photos and stories from our readers
• Bob Askin: remembering a top bronc buster.
• Bob Marshall Wilderness: East Side
• Bob Marshall: a Montana and national legend
• Bob Marshall: wilderness manager.
• Bob Scriver, the man
• The Bob: West of the divide
• Bobcat, phantom of the night
• Bocking, D. ed. Pages from the past: essays on Saskatchewan history. 1979.
• Bold step: Mission Mountains Tribal Wilderness
• Bone bed [Mill Iron dig near Ekalaka]
• Bone people: searching for the state's oldest residents [Paleo-Indian research sites and artifacts]
• The bones of purgatory [early primate]
• A boost in life: helping hands for Montana's children
• Boot & saddle care [Bill & Patsy Brunner]
• Boot inventor's dream: no more cold [Yeti boots]
• Booting up: pamper your tootsies with the new light-weights
• Boots: the trend is lightweight
• Boots: what kind for you?
• Borgreen's canvasbacks win '96 Stamp Contest
• Born killers
• Born to be wild: photo feature of wildlife youngsters
• Born with a feather in his mounth: B. Elgas' work with tule goose
• Botulism: grim reaper of the marsh
• The Boulder batholith
• A bounteous meal: Augusta Kohrs' kitchen
• A bouquet to tradition: Meg Sharp's china shop [Butte, MT].
• Bovine blues: ruminations on a beefless Montana
• Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge
• Bowen, W. The Willamette Valley: migration and settlement on the Oregon frontier. l978.
• Bowhunter education in Montana.
• Bowhunting in the 1980s: the end of a tradition?
• Bows, arrows, and bulls
• Boy on a manlift: being 13 in wheat country.
• Boycott in Butte: organized labor and the Chinese community, 1896-1897
• Boycott: the Pullman strike in Montana
• The Bozeman premiere
• Bozeman sled maker
• Bozeman Trail in the field: today's travelers can follow and learn about the historic trail
• Bozeman's fitness clinic
• Bozeman's patchwork pageantry.
• Bozeman's Voss Inn: Victorian bed and breakfast
• Bozeman's winter fair
• Bozeman: part of the real Montana
• Bozeman: small town booming.
• Brabeck, J. & Chesarek, F. Montana: two lane highway in a four lane world. 1978.
• Brabeck, J. and Chesarek, F. Two lane highway in a four lane world.
• Bradford, A. The master backwoodsman.
• Brains of the bird world: crows and ravens.
• Branch antlered bull seasons: on the horns of a dilemma
• Bread, butter and Bizet
• The breaking of Ezra Riley.
• A breath of spring [highlights of Montana's national forests]
• Breen, D. The Canadian Prairie West and the ranching frontier, 1874-1924. 1983.
• Brewer, L. First 1000 years. 1978.
• Brian & the bighorns
• Brick stronghold of the border: Fort Assiniboine,1879-1911
• Bridger Canyon Women's Club. Canyon cookery.
• Bridging the hunter-landowner gap
• Brigham Young: American Moses
• Bright Radical Star: Black Freedom and White Supremacy on the Hawkeye Frontier. Harvard Univ. Press, 1993.
• Bright spots in stream management: stream inventories give information for proper management
• Bringing back the Paul Bunyan [logging tow boat].
• Bringing back the Peregrine
• Bringing in the buffalo
• Bringing Montana out of the mud: the early years of John Morrison, Sr.
• Bringing our bluebirds back home, a spirited citizen effort
• Brisk business [Flathead Lake real estate].
• Britts and huns. [Includes recipes]
• The Broad Axe Lodge (at Sula in the Bitterroot designated Wildlife Viewing Area)
• Broadus
• The broken promises of forest planning.
• Bronzeback brawler
• Bronzes help Heritage Park.
• Broodstock management: part of the fisheries challenge.
• Brookies & Browns
• Brooks, C. Nymph fishing for large trout. 1983.
• Brooks, G. ed. The Southwest expedition of Jedediah S. Smith his personal account of the journey to California, 1826-1827. 1977.
• Broome, H. Faces of the wilderness.
• Brown, A. & Dorsett, L. K. C.: a history of Kansas City, Missouri. 1978.
• Brown, R. Hard-rock miners: the intermountain West, 1860-1920. 1979.
• Browning Museum of the Plains Indian.
• Browning's Mayor Kennerly, turning a small town around
• Bruce Neal: saving the Sun River elk herd
• Bucket biology: destroying our freshwater heritage. Fishing supplement [32 p.] follows page 114
• The bucking bull of Belgrade
• Bucking the big drift: annual opening at Going-to-the-Sun.
• Buckskin beaded [Mary Hameline]
• Bud
• Bud Lilly's guide to western fly fishing. 1987.
• Buffalo and bacteria.
• A buffalo hunter's legacy
• The buffalo runners: hoofbeats across the centuries
• Buffalo Stampede [photograph by Jack Haynes, 1916.]
• The Buffalo Trail [oil by Albert Bierstadt, 1867.]
• Bugle boy: Autumn's grand notes
• Bugle boys: from chirping to bugling, elk talk to each other
• Bugle: the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation puts its money where its heart is...in elk and elk country
• Bugles, banners and war bonnets.
• Building a national rural policy: one town at a time
• Building Montana
• Building the Northern Pacific in 1881
• Bull Lodge. The seven visions of Bull Lodge. As told to his daughter, Garter Snake, gathered by Fred P. Gone, ed. by George Horse Capture. 1980.
• Bull of the woods.
• Bull rakes: a master's medium
• Bull talk.
• Bull trout restoration: the right thing to do
• Bulls on the TRMR [Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch].
• Bulls-eye! Winning shots from the Second Annual Montana Outdoor Photography Contest
• Bullseye: The state field archery tournament
• A Bully idea: Boone and Crockett Club to provide money for conservation research to Univ. Of MT on TRM Ranch
• Bunnies by the bunch
• Burdette Creek: a pocket-sized, backyard wildland
• Burk, D. A brush with the West.
• Burk, D. A brush with the West. 1980.
• Burk, D. Elmer Sprunger wildlife artist.
• Burk, D. Montana fishing.
• Burk, D. Montana fishing. 1982.
• Burk, D. New interpretations.
• Burk, D. A. Montana hunting.
• Burning issues on the Sun (River Wildlife Management Area).
• Burnout postponed: Bill Cunningham
• Burnt offerings [Montana fires in 1988].
• Burrowing owls and prairie dogs
• Bushy-tailed woodrat
• Business and the media: harmony or conflict?
• Business databases: tapping the great electronic reservoir.
• Business under the big sky: general history, schools, & basic industries of six Montana regions
• Business with Russia: reality and prospects
• But how do you explain Montana?
• Buteo hawks
• Butte there's no place like it
• Butte's experimental energy plant suffers the cold draft of Reagan politics
• Butterfly garden [includes four life stages: eggs, larvae, pupae, & adults]
• By mackinaw to Fort Buford: one boatman's adventure [Fred Bond]

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• C & W singer: Jan Dell
• C.M. Russell Wildlife Range
• C.M. Russell's west. 1987.
• C.U.T.: Church Universal & Triumphant.
• Cabin fever, the photography of Ernst Peterson
• Cabin/Lookout directory.
• The Cabinet Mountains: a range of views
• Caddis by night
• Cadillac on hooves: the Peruvian paso
• Calamity Jane's diary and letters: story of a fraud
• California 1978- Montana 1998: is it time for Proposition 13 in Big Sky country?
• Calkins, R., comp. Looking back from the hills: recollections of Butte people. 1982.
• Call of the wild
• Callaway, L. Montana's righteous hangmen: the vigilantes in action. Ed. by L. Callaway, Jr. l982.
• Calling off the tree war: when timber workers and environmentalists get together.
• The camera recalls [historic photos from U. of M. archives]
• The camera recalls: historic photos for U. of M archives and from readers
• A camp cook's Thanksgiving
• Camp Floyd and the Mormons: The Utah War. Univ. of Utah Press, 1992.
• Camp on the Big Porcupine [1989 search for Hornaday's campsite, November, 1886]
• Camp runner: Rick Cook
• Campa, A. Hispanic culture in the Southwest. 1979.
• Campfire story: discovering the discoverers
• Camping time
• Can hatcheries help conserve the westslope cutthroat?
• Can orange make you a better hunter?
• Can you believe...[smallest crab, Portuguese man-of-war, pistol shrimp, & sea plants that give off light]
• Can you get warts from touching toads?
• Can you hunt and still love wildlife? Yes!
• Canadian geese of Slippery Ann [Game Station]
• The Canadian Prairies: a History. 1984.
• Cancer: You make the odds.
• Canned bears [Kalispell's Montana Canned Bear].
• Cannon, B. & Cannon, G. Coming into the light.
• Canoeing the Lewis and Clark route, Missouri headwaters to Fort Peck
• Canyon driving [Gallatin Canyon]
• Canyon Ferry Reservoir: enforcement efforts bring positive results [heavy recreational use requires law and order efforts]
• Canyon Ferry: a dam over troubled waters
• Canyon Ferry: where walleye meet the Rockies
• Caping in the field.
• The capital quake of '35
• Capitalist with rooms: prostitution in Helena, Montana 1865-1900
• Captain
• Captain Jack Crawford: Buckskin Poet, Scout, and Showman. Univ. of New Mexico Press, 1993.
• Captain Murie's Pawnees (oil)
• The capture of Joe Cosley:legendary poacher of Glacier Park
• Capturing nature with a camera.
• Caring for down sleeping bags
• Carl Art Skinny Rowland, back-country rhymes
• Carl Link, Bavarian genius in the west
• Carla Wambach wins Presidential Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching
• The Carlin party: lost in the Lochsa [1893].
• Carlson, P. Texas woollybacks: the range sheep and goat industry. 1982.
• Caroline Lockhart: Her Life and Legacy. Buffalo Bill Historical Center/Univ. of Washington Press, 1994.
• Carousel magic in Missoula: Chuck Kaparich's carving inspires others to participate in project
• Carter, C. Pike in Colorado. 1978.
• Carved in stone: discovering pioneer cemeteries [gravestone art of Alonzo K. Prescott]
• A case of infestation [The Gypsy Moth Kit. 1983. Rachal (sic) Carson Council.]
• A case study: the ASARCO mine in Lincoln County
• The Castle Geyser, Upper Geyser Basin [chromolithograph, 1874]
• The Castle Mountains: explore an island range this summer: Here lies Castle Town 1887-1893 with its lead and silver past
• The cat as foolishness detector, or how to keep the Iowa boys honest
• Cat facts.
• The cat with many names.
• Catch a cold fish.
• Catch the wind
• Catch us if you can
• Catch-and-release techniques help trout survive
• Catherine Etchart: a Montana love story
• Cats: stalking the ghostly mountain lion
• Cattail snack
• Cattle in the cold desert
• Cattle queen of Montana [Libby Smith Collins]
• Cattle rustling
• Caught by a rainbow
• Caverns open May 1
• Caves
• Caves, Montana's underground
• Caves: Montana's spectacular black holes
• Cedar Creek fish ladders [allows fish to pass through a culvert]
• Celebrate National Hunting & Fishing Day
• Celebrate! Depot Days
• Celebrate! First Night in Missoula
• Celebrate! International Wildlife Film Festival
• Celebrate! Lewis & Clark Festival
• Celebrate! Little Bighorn Days
• Celebrate! Macintosh Apple Day
• Celebrate! Northeast Montana Threshing Bee
• Celebrate! NRA Finals
• Celebrate! Trout Creek Huckleberry Festival
• Celebrate! Victorian Christmas at Grant-Kohrs Ranch
• Celebrate! Winter Carnival in Red Lodge
• Celebrating 60 years of wildlife recovery
• Celebrating fifty years: Helena's Archie Bray Foundation
• Celebrating the Fourth of July in Fort Benton, 1910
• A celebration of discovery!
• Celebrations and the Hi-Line.
• Celebrations at Fort Peck.
• Census by camera.
• Centennial mush, on to the Iditarod with Linwood Fiedler
• Centennial preparations.
• The Centennials: peregrine falcons, prehistoric sites.
• Central Montana this summer: Lewistown area cattle drive trip
• Century of a pine: history from 1800 to 1900 interwoven with a tree's growth
• A century of conservation: centennial: MT Fish, Wildlife & Parks
• The Ceremony of Innocence.
• Certainty of vengeance: The Hudson's Bay Company and retaliation in kind against Indian offenders in New Caledonia
• Certifying whoppers.
• Champion donates choice wildlife land
• Chancey revenues: a review of gambling in Montana
• A change of seasons.
• Changes in production efficiency in Montana's forest products industry, 1976-1986
• The changing accounting profession and small business.
• Changing role of women in Montana's economy
• The changing world of wildlife biology: it's not rocket science- it's harder
• The characteristics and economic significance of visitors attracted to Montana wildlands
• Charles M. Russell and `Piano Jim'
• Charles M. Russell, Word Painter: Letters 1887-1926
• Charlie Dye, one helluva western painter.
• Charlie Parks' Four Seas, an inn of special delights near Big Fork.
• Charlie Russell's Square Butte
• Charlie's hidden agenda: Realism and nostalgia in C.M. Russell's stories about Indians
• Charlie's show: C.M. Russell auction of original Western art
• Charting a course for Yellowstone and Glacier [interview with Russel Dickenson,National Park Service Director]
• Chase Hibbard's world, tending ancestral land.
• Cheating lady luck [bidding for moose permits].
• Check out the checkoff
• Check the eagle on your Montana tax form [benefits Montana's Nongame Wildlife Program]
• Check your thermometer
• Cheek, R. Montana's Bob Marshall wilderness
• Chemical junkies, duckfoot devotees
• Cheney, R. The big Missouri winter. 1981
• Cheney, R. & Erskine, C. Music, saddles and flap-jacks: dudes at the Oto Ranch. 1978.
• Cheney,R. Names on the face of Montana.
• Cherny, R. Populism, Progressivism, and the transformation of Nebraska politics, 1885-1915. 1981.
• Chicken-fried champs: 4 Aces Casino & Restaurant
• Chico Hot Springs...Montana's best kept dining secret
• Chief Cliff country: Flathead Lake's Big Arm
• Chief Cliff Singers: Garth Fagan Dance Company and Singers team up
• Chief Cliff: named in legend, carved by ice
• Chief Joseph: legend versus facts
• Chief of the Blackfeet: Earl Old Person
• Chief Plenty Coups State Park
• Children of Grace: The Nez Perce War of 1877. Holt, 1994.
• Children take their place in the American West
• The chill factor '78 reds debut where to find wine in Montana
• Chimney fire [what do you save?]
• A Chinaman's Chance on the Rocky Mountain mining frontier
• Chinese women of America: a pictorial history.
• Chinook
• Chinook winds: the snow eater
• The Chippewa-Cree ski bowl: prairie powder
• A chocolate valentine: Montana chocolatiers say business is good
• Chokecherry delights
• Choose your checkpoint [for viewing].
• Choosing a trophy pronghorn
• Choosing a youngster's first gun.
• Choteau county on horseback
• Choteau Mountain-Teton Peaks: high country of the Rocky Mountain Front.
• Chrisman, H. The 1,001 most-asked questions about the American West. 1982.
• Christmas bright
• Christmas on the Missouri Breaks, a boy and a badlands pine.
• Christmas on the Montana homestead
• Christmas party, 1874 [East Fork of the Gallatin]
• Chronic Wasting Disease
• Chronological list of actions, etc., with Indians from January 15, 1837, to January, 1891. Intro. by D. Floyd. 1979.
• Chuck Ringer: artist at play [kinetic sculpture]
• Chuckwagon cuisine.
• Chuinard, E. Only one man died: the medical aspects of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. 1979.
• Church Facade,Plaza Del Oriente (watercolor)
• Churchmen and the western Indians, 1820- 1920
• CI-66 and CI-67: concept, context, and consequences
• Civil disorder and the military in Rock Springs, Wyoming: the Army's role in the 1885 Chinese Massacre
• Civil Liberties in Crisis: The Pacific Northwest, 1917-1940. 1983.
• A clan of many faces
• The Clancy flea market
• Clarence Ellsworth, the West was his teacher.
• The Clark Fork legacy
• The Clark Fork of the Columbia: the use and abuse of a western river
• A Clark Fork prognosis
• Clark Fork Rx - prescription for renewal?
• Clark, E. Indian legends from the Northern Rockies.
• Clark, M. Eden seekers: the settlement of Oregon, 1818-1862. 1981.
• Class C basketball
• Classic: Christopher Parkening
• The Clearwater Canoe Trail.
• Clearwater-Monture: Southern gateway to the Bob
• Cliff hangers: mountain goats specialize in survival
• Cliffs of Green River [oil, 1874]
• Climate change, part II: the last 40 years
• Climbers guide to Montana.
• Climbing the walls: icy excitement
• Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven: the western is back
• Clokey, R. William H. Ashley: enterprise and politics in the Trans-Mississippi West. 1980.
• Coal bed methane: considerations for developing a Montana resource
• Coal comes home
• Coal fields
• Coal riches: Rosebud coal beds
• Coal tax trust fund acquisitions: nominate your favorite park
• Coal: does Montana have a synfuels future?
• Coal: moving it.
• Coal: tax challenges.
• Coburn, Walt. Pioneer cattleman in Montana.
• Cogs and wheels: meditations on an ecosystem
• Cohen, S. & Miller, D. The big burn: the Northwest's forest fire of 1910. 1978.
• Col. Joe
• Col. W. F. Cody [oil, 1889]
• Cold bath in the Beaverhead
• Cold comfort.
• Cold running
• Cold snap.
• The cold that kills.
• Cold, clever, & comestible [cold water fishing]. Fishing supplement [32 p.] follows page 114
• Coldwater fisheries in hot water. Fishing supplement [32 p.] follows page 114
• Cole, J. Exile in the wilderness: the biography of Chief Factor Archibald McDonald: 1790-1853. 1979.
• Collecting antique fishing tackle.
• Colley makes history [44 years with the Fisheries Division, Dept. of Fish, Wildlife and Parks]
• Colonialism: the perpetual pendulum?
• Color it purple: the Huckleberry Patch at Hungry Horse
• The color of autumn: a bird hunting odyssey
• Color photography for the beginner
• The Colorado hairstreak campaign [kids work to have butterfly made Colorado's state insect]
• The colors of survival
• Colstrip, the boomtown that didn't bust
• Colstrip: a pleasant surprise [energy boom town pre-planning]
• Colter's Run rerun
• Columbia Falls Aluminum Company: A $97 million payday... the story, the battle, the economic impact
• Columbia Falls: gateway to Glacier
• Come on Home, Butte's 4th of July tribute to Montana's Vietnam vets.
• Come, Blackrobe: De Smet and the Indian Tragedy. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1994.
• A comedy of otters: to the water born
• Coming home to roost [dinosaur site near Choteau]
• Coming home to Roundup
• Coming home: Fort Belknap members return to Reservation: V. Garmann A. Chandler J. Wing & F. Painter
• Coming of age in Montana: the legacy of A.B. Guthrie, Jr.
• Coming together, coming apart--women's history and the West
• Common ground in the Seeley Swan [Valley residents seek concensus for land use]
• The common thread
• Community Development: don't roll up the sidewalks yet
• Community forestry: a tool for fighting rural poverty.
• Companion in the adventure: a parks intern's journal.
• Compensation: giving a break to ranchers and bears
• The compleat hiker.
• The complete Montana book case
• The complex ecology of weeds, grazing and wildlife.
• Computer cowboys
• Computerizing small business
• The concept of wilderness: a proprietary right over the land?
• Conditions and trends in Montana's natural resource industries
• Conflict for space [rural subdivisions take habitat essential to mule deer in the Bridger Mountains]
• Conflict in the riparian zone: the effects and challenges of agricultural use
• Confrontation on the Front: oil & gas exploration on public lands is contested
• Confrontation on the front: the Rocky Mountains, Part II
• Conn, R. Native American art in the Denver Art Museum. 1979.
• Conrad Warren: National Cowboy Hall of Fame & early rancher active in reseeding grasses & controlled grazing
• Conservancy launches watersheds effort.
• Conservation easements: protection for critical winter range
• Conserving during surplus: Montana's energy dilemma.
• Construction. Business Supplement [32p.] follows page 100
• The consumer forecast: partly cloudy
• The consumer outlook for 1986
• The Consumer outlook: brighter in the east, cloudy in the west
• The consumer outlook: favorable but cautious
• Consumer sentiment
• Consumer sentiment in Montana
• The Consumer view of 1987
• The consumer's view of 1983
• Consumers in 1985: a year for spending moderately?
• Continental Divide trail.
• The Continental Divide [Ennis restaurant].
• Contrasting counties: property taxes and spending in eastern Montana
• Controlling Mormon crickets in Montana, 1936-1941
• Controversial proposals: The New World Project Seven-Up Pete/McDonald Project and Sweet Grass Hills
• A convention of dowsers: where they separate the well wishers from the well witchers
• A conversation with K. Ross Toole Montana's eminently outspoken historian
• A conversation with Wallace Stegner
• Conversations with Boo [E.E. MacGilvra]
• Cook, C., Folsom, D., and Peterson, W. The valley of the upper Yellowstone.
• Cook-at-home trail food
• The Cooke City bears [bears and garbage create problems]
• Cooking the sportsman's harvest II. n.d.
• Cool cats
• Cooley, E., ed. Diary of Brigham Young, 1875. 1980.
• Cooperative efforts aid wildlife
• Coordinating timber harvest to protect watershed values
• The Copper King Mansion
• The Cordes/LaFontaine Pocket Guide to Dry Fly Fishing. Greycliff Publishing, 1994.
• 'Correct in every detail': General Custer in Hollywood
• Coteau or pothole: just call it home
• Cougar (bronze)
• Counties that might have been, losers in the county-busting craze
• Counting
• Counting cougars in the Garnets
• Counting heads
• Countries ranked by population, 2000
• Country born: Bobby Kramer.
• Country fair wines wine lists to watch beer tasting
• Country kids in Chicago Montana's first delegation to the National 4-H club Congress, 1925
• Country nurse [Ann Carroll Cain].
• Country roads
• Country school: one room with a view
• County busting, colorful memories & an economic legacy
• County creamery
• Courtesy is the key.
• Courthouse tour: notable landmarks.
• Cousin Jacks: the Cornish in Montana
• The cover [untitled Indian portrait]
• Cover story: Allan Kass
• The cover The Medicine Man (oil)
• the cover [Caught in the act]
• The cover [Chief Mountain]
• The cover [Conversation, by Dixon]
• The cover [Conversation]
• The cover [Edgar Paxson] il
• The cover [In the wake of hunters, by C. Russell]
• The cover [In The Wake of Hunters]
• The cover [Indian boy by N.Fechin]
• The cover [Indian boy]
• The cover [Indians Watching Wagon Train]
• the cover [Interior of a Mandan earth lodge, by K Bodmer] il
• the cover [Lolly]
• the cover [Prairie storm, by W. Koerner]
• the cover [Shooting the buffalo]
• The cover [The Chaperone]
• the cover [The Fatal Loop] (oil)
• The cover [the Hold-up]
• The cover [the ranch house]
• the cover. [ Mt index in the Cascades (oil)]
• The cover: [Interior of a Mandan lodge]
• Cowboy Angst. Soho Press, n.d.
• Cowboy poetry gathering [Lewistown]
• Cowboy poetry: saddle up for Lewistown
• Cowboy tour [Bridger mountain peak named after childhood friend of Sacajawea, Naya Nuki]
• A Cowboy's Prayer (poem)
• Cowhand, a special way of life.
• Cows, cowboys, canners and corned beef and cabbage. 1987.
• Coxey's Army: an American odyssey
• Coyote and big game [six year study to determine if coyotes should be controlled to benefit game populations]
• Coyote Roadhouse [Bigfork, MT].
• Coyotes
• Crane bonanza [sandhill cranes].
• Crawdad bisque and cornpone, relax and picnic southern style.
• Crazy Horse, Custer, and the sweep to the north
• Crazy Mountain Mother's Day
• Creating jobs and recruiting businesses important for improving economy: an interview with Governor Judy Martz
• Creepy-crawlys? [The rubber boa and the plains hognose snake.]
• Crop swap New Deal politics all over again?
• Cross country cabins: the Gallatin Forest goes public with back country cabins
• Cross country ski racing
• Cross country skiing: who should provide? [Needs include parking,trails, safety and information]
• Cross country skis, snowshoes, keeping warm, scenic areas, submitting photos
• Cross country tips and a race calendar
• Cross Country: a guide to Montana's Nordic centers
• Crossing the barriers [FW&P assesses recreation sites for handicapped accessibilty].
• Crossing the cultural divide: organizational support for Indians in business
• Crossing the gender line: Ella L. Knowles, Montana's first woman lawyer
• Crossing the line: from serenity to the edge of survival
• Crossing time on Highway 200
• Crow beadwork: the resilience of cultural values.
• Crow Chief with Pipe and Drum [oil by Joseph Sharp, n.d.]
• The Crow Indian delegation to Washington, D.C. in 1880
• The Crow Indians: background, lands, politics, economic conditions, issues & leadership
• A Crow Lodge with Decorations [photo by Norman A. Forsyth, ca. 1910]
• The Crow poets: high school students perform at Library of Congress
• Crow women: leadership emerging
• Crow [watercolor, by Edgar S. Paxson, 1908]
• Crows, brains of the bird world
• CRP at the crossroads: the good old days are here, but can we keep them?
• CRP: divergent views [Readers Respond to MO article in the May/June 1994 issue, p.2-7]
• CRP: success or failure? [Readers Respond to MO article in May/June 1994 issue, p.2-7]
• Cruisin' and Schussin': 40 years on Red Lodge Mountain
• Cruising Missoula's book scene.
• Cruwys hits a triple [Cruwys painting selected for 1994 waterfowl stamp]
• Cruwys scores a double [1989 waterfowl stamp painter]
• Cruwys' Redheads wins [waterfowl stamp contest]
• Cry me a river: John Shupe
• The crystal ball: Montana in 2020
• The crystals of Crown Butte
• Cuisine international: Lily's Oriental Emporium.
• Cukes and spides
• Culture galore [fundraising goal is near].
• Cummins, D. William Robinson Leigh: Western artist. 1980.
• Cups of comfort: Montana Tea and Spice Trading Company
• Curlews: prairie bird
• Curtiss [photographic exhibition in the making at Custer County Art Center].
• Custer and Crazy Horse ride again...and again, and again: filmmaking and history at Little Bighorn
• Custer Battlefield Trading Post & Cafe.
• Custer's luck runs out
• CUT theology.
• Cyanide: a deadly solution

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• D'Arcy McNickle: Native American author, Montana native son
• D.Hartman
• Dabblers and divers
• The Dairy Queen bear
• A dam that didn't damn trout.
• Dan Bailey Fishing Day: August 14
• Dan Burns named Wildlife Officer of the Year
• Dan Palmisciano: a tribute.
• Dan Whetstone, sage of Cut Bank.
• Dance masters: the Rocky Boy pow-wow is the biggest in the West
• Dances with grouse
• Dances with Wolves: a review essay
• Dancing across the waves.
• Dancing at the Rascal Fair.
• Dancing Colors: Paths of Native American Women. Chronicle Books, 1992.
• Dancing shadows: life beneath the surface: river snorkeling
• Dangerous curve (oil).
• Dark moment
• Dary, D. Cowboy culture: a saga of five centuries. 1981.
• Daughters of joy, sisters of misery: prostitutes in the American West, 1865- 1890
• Dave Books: the next lesson
• Dave Werdin: St. Ignatius elementary principal promotes reading
• Davies, J. ed. Douglas of the forests: the North American journals of David Douglas. 1980.
• Davis wins 1993 Waterfowl Stamp Contest
• Davis, L. & Wilson, M. eds. Bison procurement and utilization: a symposium. 1978.
• Davis, L. ed. Lifeways of intermontane and plains Montana Indians. 1979.
• Davis, L. ed. Symposium on the Crow-Hidatsa separations. 1979.
• Davis, L., ed. Trails, trails, and more trails: another historic preservation challenge. [vol. 21, no. 3, Archaeology in Montana] 1980.
• A day at Chimney Rock
• A day in the life of America.
• Day off.
• A day on the slats at...(Bozeman, Helena and Libby)
• The day the Beartooth fell 50 million years ago, a mountain range took a quick trip to Wyoming.
• Day trippin' 33 ways to enrich a summer weekend in Montana
• Day trippin' from Billings.
• Day trippin' from Butte, uptown and out of town
• Day trippin' from Glendive.
• Day trippin' from Great Falls
• Day trippin' from Helena
• Day trippin' from Kalispell.
• Day trippin' from Libby.
• Day trippin' from Miles City.
• Day trippin' from Missoula.
• Day trippin': 32 ways to spend a summer day in Montana. Second annual guide.
• Dayhiking the Cabinets and the Purcells
• Days of the locust
• Days of the west
• Dead Man's Flat
• A dealer's dozen: the 12 hottest collectibles in Montana
• The dean of Flathead fishing: Dallas Eklund
• Dear Folks, With Regards, Steve.
• DeArment, R. Bat Masterson: the man and the legend. 1979.
• DeArment, R. Knights of the green cloth: the saga of the frontier gamblers. 1982.
• Death at the Goat Lick.
• Death in Yellowstone: Accidents and Foolhardiness in the First National Park. Roberts Rinehart, n.d.
• Death of a small business: the Missoula Brewing Company.
• Death Valley's Twenty Mule Teams
• Death, too, for The-Heavy-Runner.
• A decent pair of boots [Boot shops in Billings, Great Falls and Helena]
• Deck your holiday table with Pepper Martin's ham
• The deconstruction of a capitalist patriarch: the life and times of Samuel T. Hauser
• Decoy renaissance
• Dedication of Meagher statue [and] Montana state capitol.
• Dedication set for Elk Winter Range: migrating Yellowstone Park elk have additional 9000 acres
• Deep Blood Kettle: Ulm Pishkun State Park
• Deep Creek: heart of the Rocky Mountain Front.
• Deep snow: contributions from our readers
• Deep-winter dining: the simple pleasures of bread and soup.
• Deer and elk may cause allergic attack.
• Deer at Waterhole [watercolor by C.M. Russell, 1904]
• Deer habitat relationships and management in the northern Rocky Mountains and Great Plains.
• Deer Mountain and the conservation cause [Adapted]
• Deja View: Montana 1970- Montana 2000
• Dekes
• Delicacies in the boondocks [Girdle Mountain Summer House, Belt, MT].
• Delicate mountain monarchs
• Delightful dilemma
• Delpar, H. ed. The discoverers: an encyclopedia of explorers and exploration. 1980.
• The deluge of '64
• Dempsey, H. Charcoal's world. 1978.
• Dempsey, H. Red Crow: warrior chief. 1980
• Denny Washington, Montana's construction king.
• Department employees garner awards [Yannone, Cunningham, Youmans & Burke]
• Department film wins awards [Who will answer?]
• Department hosts important meetings[national and international organizations meet in Montana]
• Department issues new deer report.
• Department lands: 7 and 8 add up to diversity (Milk River WMA & Sleeping Buffalo WMA)
• Department offers varied movies [Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks Film Center]
• Department produces new documentary [Who will answer?]
• Department releases new film [Three Men- -Three Rivers]
• Department to prepare EIS on mountain lions
• Department wins three ACI awards
• DeSanto ascending [Jerry DeSanto].
• Desert Dreams: the Art and Life of Maynard Dixon. Gibbs-Smith, 1993
• Desert river: true of false, deserts are dry
• Desire and pursuit of the whole: the politics of storytelling
• The desperate danger of talking turkey
• Destination: Denver City, the South Platte Trail.
• Developing a multi-state operation from Montana.
• Developing silvicultural prescriptions to provide both deer winter habitat and timber
• Development whoas: conservation easements: contracts with the future
• Developments at Dancing Prairie.
• Developments in Montana's mining industry
• The devil's brigade
• DFWP faces financial crunch
• DFWP: less fuelish
• Diane of the wolves [Diane Boyd's experience with wolves as a wildlife biologist].
• Diary of a night nurse, Butte, Montana, 1909.
• The diary of Albert Death-on-the-Trail Reynolds, Glacier National Park, 1912- 1913.
• Dick Johnson retires as deputy director
• Dictionary of the American West. Facts on File, 1993.
• Dig that funky bison [work continues at Mill Iron site near Ekalaka]. city relationship].
• Diggin' up bones: Camposaur for fossil hunters [Egg Mountain]
• Digging for duckbills
• Digging for pre-history along the Mighty Mo [Eagle Creek site]
• The digging machine.
• Diking the flood plain
• Dillon's romance novelist: Sally Garrett
• Dillon: blue-ribbon fishing, pro rodeo and a college education.
• Dimsdale, T. J. The vigilantes of Montana.
• Dinghy, dory, kayak, canoe: your dreamboat in a kit
• Dining On Broadway: it's amore! [Helena Italian restaurant]
• Dinosaur demise, clues in Montana's boundary clay.
• Dinosaur dig memories [in north-central Montana.]
• Dinosaurs of the deep [pallid sturgeon].
• Dinospeak [continents were in different places 175 million years ago & dinosuar skeletons are found in remote areas].
• Dinospeak: Brontosaur brunch
• Dinospeak: Dinos & horns & horns & dinos
• Dinospeak: mesozoic hot water [Dino-eating crocodiles]
• Dinospeak: molarless in Mongolia
• Dinospeak: on the trail of dinosaur sounds
• Dinospeak: sifting for clues in ocean dirt
• Dinospeak: tank dinos, built to take it
• Dinospeak: tyrant lizard king [T. rex]
• Dippie, B. Remington & Russell: the Sid Richardson collection. 1982.
• Dippie, B. The vanishing American: white attitudes and U.S. Indian policy. l982.
• Dippie, B. ed. Nomad: George A. Custer in turf, field and farm. 1980.
• The Director's column [biological survival and adaptation]
• the Director's column [projected financial income will have an impact on the Department's future programs]
• Discover Montana's lttle known places
• Discover reloading.
• Discovered lands, invented pasts: a review essay.
• Discovering a sense of place: Moscow State University students intern for FW&P
• Discovery in the Pintlers.
• Discredited memoirs resurrected [A review of Patrick Tucker's Riding the High Country]
• Discriminating tastes.
• Dish-connected
• Distant justice: policing the Alaskan frontier. 1987.
• Dive Montana
• Diversifying into the unknown. Business Supplement [32p.] follows page 100
• Dixieland: Montana's traditional jazz festival.
• Do cats really have nine lives?
• Do new faces change the political climate?
• Do something wild...share with wildlife
• Do woodpeckers get headaches?
• Do you have enough pain to love Montana in the winter?
• The do's and don't's of teaching your child Nordic skiing
• Docile dinosaur [Pteronarcys californica]
• Does religion make a difference? [votes concerning liquor and gambling laws]
• Dog detectives Cascade County's K-9 Academy
• Dog fight! Wolves and coyotes in Yelowstone
• Dog town
• The dogs of war: Montana's canine soldiers of World War II.
• The 'dogs' of Greycliff
• Dogtown dilemma: how to manage the prairie poodle
• Doig I. This house of sky: landscapes of a Western mind. 1978.
• Doig, I. Winter brohers: a season at the edge of America. 1980.
• Doig: a Montana soul.
• Dolly who?
• The domesticated forest: large investment, large return
• Don't be a victim
• Don't fight cavities.
• Don't mow this grass [story features family life 150 years ago on the Iowa grasslands]
• Don't risk the water
• Don't wait 'til the cows come home.
• Doom blooms, the unpredictable danger of algae blooms in Montana watering holes
• Doooonnn't beeee a litterbuuuugg
• Doorways to adventure [Fishing Access Site System].
• Doris Couch.
• Doris [Huffine Montana Museum east of Kalispell].
• Dorothy Bradley
• Dorothy Eck
• Double Arrow Outfitters: a family tradition
• The Double Arrow Ranch [dining and lodging south of Seeley Lake].
• Double deal at Diamond Mesa.
• Doug Campbell: dahlia & glad horticulturist
• Doug Peacock's war [efforts to film & preserve grizzlies]
• Dowdy wins 1995 Waterfowl Stamp Contest
• Down hill: a guide to Montana's great runs.
• Down home at the 7-Up Ranch: good cookin' in Lincoln.
• Down river: a Yellowstone journey.
• Downsizing government could save millions [Governor's Fask Force report]
• Dozers for ducks
• Dr. Acton: her speciality is diabetes among Indians.
• Dr. Losee: Knee man known round the world.
• Dr. Phil Wright: educator and naturalist
• Draft choice coach,Larry Rojas.
• Draft wolf management plan released
• Draggin' the dragon
• Drawing the out-of-state tourist to Montana: State promotional efforts.
• Drawing the out-of-state tourist to Montana: the tourist's perception of the state.
• A dream of water
• Dreaming of those mountains [North fork of the Sun River]
• Drilling at Kintla Lake: Montana's first oil well
• Drivers of the purple gumbo
• Driving ambitions: park-to-park-to-park
• Drought year - it was our turn
• Droze, W. Trees, prairies, and people: a history of tree planting in the Plains states. 1977.Fahl
• Drury, C. Chief lawyer of the Nez Perce Indians, l796-1876. 1979.
• Dry Farming in the Northern Great Plains: Years of Readjustment, 1920- 1990. Univ. Press of Kansas, 1993.
• Dry it yourself
• The Dry Land Claim [oil by Elmer Boone, 1915]
• DU - launching waterfowl's lifeboat.
• DU Canyon Ferry project is for the birds
• The duck bog
• Duck populations rebound across the northern United States
• Ducker, J. Men of the steel rails: workers on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, 1869-1900. 1983.
• The ducks of winter: a late-season hunt provides mallards, misses & memories
• Ducks Unlimited cookbook. n.d.
• Duffey, D. Hunting dog know-how. 1983.
• DUIU: Driving under the influence of uncles
• Dunae, P. Gentlemen emigrants: from the British public schools to the Canadian frontier. 1981.
• Dunlay, T. Wolves for the Blue Soldiers: Indian scouts and auxiliaries with the United States Army, 1860-90. l982.
• Dunn Creek Nell
• Dust Bowl Diary. 1984.
• Dust jacket illustration for Lake's Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshall (oil on canvas, n.d.)
• The Dust Rose Like Smoke: The Subjugation of the Zulu and the Sioux. Univ. of Nebraska Press, 1994.
• Dusty millers

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• E-business among Montana manufacturers
• E.S. Paxson: Frontier Artist. 1984.
• Eagle watch: Glacier Park.
• Earl Old Person
• Early day Montana post offices
• Early day skiing in Montana
• Early fur trade on the Northern Plains: Canadian traders among the Mandan and Hidatsa Indians, 1738-1818
• Early railroading in Central Montana
• Earning their oats: Bitterroot horsepower.
• Earth Force: power to change the world
• The earth manual: how to work on wild land without taming it
• Earthquake: I heard such a roar
• Earthquakes in Montana
• The East Pioneers: rugged adventure.
• East-West Roundup [news & events from around the state]
• Eastern ghosts [Emory, MT]
• Eastern Montana
• Eating through Paradise [Valley]
• Eau de tomcat
• Economic development in Montana
• The economic impacts of Montana's timber shortage
• The economic picture at Fort Belknap
• The economic worth of fuzzy weasels: a short fable on the elusive nature of value
• The economics and politics of public land management: a case of institutional lunacy (and a few modest prescriptions)
• Economics Montana: regional models and forecasts.
• Economics, elephants and snarks: predicting future values [of forest products]
• Ecosystem management on the Deerlodge
• Eddies, hydraulics, holes and waves: an introduction to river running.
• The Edge of the Crazies. Hyperion, n.d.
• Edge of wilderness: Lima Neal
• Edible plants and flowers: Montana's natural food store
• The editor's column [plea for wise water use]
• The editor's column [previously endangered animals' numbers increase]
• The editor's column [why is hunting increasingly coming under attack?]
• Editor's message: book reviewer and long-time Northern Montana College professor, Harrison Lane, dies
• Editor's mote
• Editorial
• The editors column [fire is a natural factor in the evolution of many plants and animals]
• Edmunds, D. The Potawatomis: keepers of the fire. 1978.
• Edmunds, R. The Shawnee prophet. 1983.
• Edmunds, R., ed. American Indian leaders: studies in diversity. 1980.
• Educating Montana: what our university system does for the state
• Edward F. Beale and the American West. 1983.
• Edward S. Curtis
• Edward S. Curtis: the Life and Times of a Shadow Catcher
• Edward Warren.
• Edwards, J. A climber's guide to Glacier National Park.
• Edwin M. Ellis: Montana's bicycling minister
• The effects of fire on cutthroat spawning streams in Yellowstone Lake tributaries.
• Eight bite the dust.
• Eight-legged predator (includes discussion of the black widow & the brown recluse)
• Ekalaka centennial: meet The town at the end of the road.
• Ekalaka relativity.
• Ekstrom's, dine at a frontier stage stop.
• El bosque humedo: Save the rainforest
• El Rancho Gumbo
• Electrofishing: using current to count [sampling fish to estimate fish populations for management purposes]
• Electrofishing: using current to count [sampling fish to estimate populations for managment purposes]
• An elephant in every yard
• Eleventh annual exhibition National Academy of Western Art
• Elk and cattle on public lands: a new look at an old conflict
• Elk and cattle on the national forests: a simple question of allocation...or a complex management problem?
• Elk facts [reversible poster folded in center of magazine]
• Elk hunting in the Rocky Mountain West.
• Elk hunting survey results [from Fall, 1986]
• Elk hunting, logging and tradition
• Elk success story: an overview [numbers remain stable]
• Elk talk.
• Elk under the wire
• Elk upkeep.
• Elk vulnerability in Montana: then and now.
• Elkhorn Mountains dedicated to wildlife.
• The Elkhorns revisited: elk numbers up
• The Elkhorns, managing happy hunting grounds.
• The Elkhorns: an elegant island of mountains tests a new kind of wild land protection based on wildlife management
• Elser, S. & Brown, B. Packin' in on mules and horses.
• Elser, S. & Brown, B. Packin' in on mules and horses. 1980.
• Elwood's happy story
• The emerald city of moss
• Emergy and recreation - what's in store
• Empire of dust: settling and abandoning the prairie dry belt. 1987.
• Empires in the sun: the rise of the new American West.
• Employee assistance and employee fitness programs: a growing trend in U. S. business.
• Employee assistance and employee fitness programs: a growing trend in U. S. business
• An empty pair of sneakers twenty-two years after Wayne Estes's death, a sports fan reflects.
• En-raptor-ed with the Mission Valley: mild winters attract many species
• The enchanted broccoli forest.
• Encore! Reviving Montana's grand theaters
• Encouraging words from Montana's wood products industry
• Encyclopedia of Frontier Biography. Arthur C. Clark Co., 1994
• An End and a Beginning: the South Coast and Los Angeles, 1850-1887. Historical Society of Southern California, 1992.
• End of an era
• An endangered species.
• Endrin, the politics of poison
• Endurance
• Energy update: an executive view of demand-side management
• The energy-for-Montana program.
• English Creek.
• English Creek. 1984.
• Enjoy!
• Enlightened selfishness: Great Falls and the Sun River Project
• Enough access is enough: Snowmobiles and Wilderness, two viewpoints
• Entrepreneurs of the Old West
• Environmental news
• An Environmental Profile of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. 1991. Dennis Glick et al. Greater Yellowstone Coalition. [book review]
• Epitaphs: a forgotten art
• Equine elite: there's something about a thoroughbred
• Equipped for fun
• Erdoes, R. Saloons of the old West. 1979.
• The essence of wilderness
• Essential bonds: a pheasant hunt with brothers.
• Esval, O. Prairie tales: the adventure of growing up on a frontier. 1979.
• Ethel: Mining methods in the Montana Lead tunnel in the Ten Mile Creek area above Rimini
• The ethical responsibility of directors and trustees
• Ethnic interest [Missoula]
• European images of America
• European images of America: The west in historical perspective
• Evelyn J. Cameron: pioneer photographer and diarist
• Every valley shall be exploited? Montana's rural subdivision muddle
• Everybody knows West Yellowstone is the coldest spot in the Montana - or is it?
• Everybody, somebody, anybody, and nobody
• Everyman's Old Man of the River. [Dan Bailey]
• Evolution of a century-old empire: Pitchfork Land and Cattle Company
• Evolving institutions in wildlife management: the case for fee hunting.
• Ex officio progress report
• Exotic introduction: a fisheries managers headache
• Expanding the conservation tradition: Montana's Watchable Wildlife
• Expedition Yellowstone.
• The expeditions of John Charles Fremont: travels from 1848 to 1854.
• Experience the Great Bear grizzly, native cutthroat and Montana's wildest river.
• Experiences in the promised land: essays in Pacific Northwest history.
• Experiencing the past [historic places and sights]
• Exploration and commerce along the Pacific Northwest coast
• The explorers: nineteenth century expeditions in Africa and the American West.
• Exploring the landscapes of Montana dinosaurs.
• Exteriors: photographs of sections of buildings
• An eye for agates.
• Eyes on wildlife: a National Forest approach

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• Facilities at Montana's first state park
• Factors influencing changing consumer trends
• Fahey, J. The days of Hercules. 1978.
• Fairmont Hot Springs, family swim.
• A falcon of superlatives: American kestrel
• Falconry: a perfect hobby
• Fall for the Madison.
• Fall Guy
• Fall Guy [Stuntman B.J. Worth].
• Fall in the Flathead: kokanee and eagles.
• Fall in wine country
• Fall makes the color struggle easy
• Fall meeting: eagles and salmon in Glacier.
• The fallen-star story of Major Marcus Reno
• Falling through summer: easy hikes to area waterfalls
• Family business: ideal vehicle for Indian business success? Indian culture & tradition supports family enterprises
• Family Fishing Adventures
• A family of animals [names for groups of animals]
• Family owned: M & S Meats and Sausages.
• Family pets: stories and photos from our readers
• Family saga: grizzly relocation has mixed results
• The family that runs together
• Family ties, westward ho with Granddad
• The famous Glasgow Badger fight
• Fannie Sperry Steele: Montana's champion bronc rider
• Fanny Cory Cooney, Montana mother and artist
• Fanny's world: the life and art of Fanny Cory Cooney.
• Fantastic comeback of the American wild turkey
• Far afield with Glacier Institute
• Far East man: Matt Cohn
• Faragher, J. Women and men on the Overland Trail. 1979.
• Farm bill facts
• Farm fresh: take in a late-season street market
• The Farm Program - mixed blessings? Business Supplement [32p.] follows page 100
• Farm toy club
• Farmers and ranchers: how to get the most from the annual cow-shooting contest
• Farming for spikes [mature bull elk decreasing in Montana as a result of the wildlife management program]
• Farming the frontier: the agricultural opening of the Oregon Country, 1786- 1846.
• Farr, W. & Toole, K. Montana: images of the past. 1978.
• Farrand & Foster: Garfield County's legendary health care team
• Fast facts: Computers in Montana households, 1994
• Fat tire fever: mountain biking Montana.
• Fatal moves: eager for new life in Montana Territory, a man could misjudge the risks [Thomas-Schultz death on the Bozeman Trail].
• Fatso and Fussy.
• Favorite network radio programs, late 1930s.
• FBI seeks Claude Dallas
• Fearless Funnymen: The History of the Rodeo Clown. Eakin Press, 1993.
• A feast for eagles: introduction of Kokanee salmon into the Flathead drainage attracts the bald eagle
• Feasting by the leafy stream.
• Feathered booty: the illegal trade in exotic birds.
• Feathered frenzy
• Feathered friends: feeding birds in winter
• Feature creature
• Feature creature [owls].
• Feature creature: elk
• Feature creature: here today, gone tomorrow [migratory birds]
• Feature creature: marmots
• Feature creature: mountain goat
• Feature creature: paddlefish
• Feature creature: raven
• Feature Creature: The nasty family
• Feature film [Peacock's Wars]
• Federal funding--The Nongame Act.
• Federal Junior duck stamp [1995 winner & rules for entering]
• Federation of Fly Fishers. Fishing supplement [32 p.] follows page 114.
• Federation seeks award nominees
• Feeding the heart
• Femal photographers on the frontier: Montana's photographic artists, 1866-1900
• The fencepost chronicles.
• Fences and hummingbirds.
• Fermenting for fun: how to make your own fine wine
• The ferret experiment.
• Ferrets in Alberta.
• Ferry rides [on the Missouri River].
• Festival of cultures: a Billings solution
• A festival of nations in Red Lodge
• Festival of Trees: the magic of holiday lights and giving
• Festival.
• The Fetterman Hospital Association: cooperative health care on the range in the 1880s
• Ficken, R. Lumber and politics: the career of Mark E. Reed. 1980.
• Field care of pronghorn meat
• Field trip updates latilong 13.
• Fifth graders draw on State Parks [State Parks Poster Contest].
• Fighting wildfires
• Figures in a Western Landscape: Men and Women of the Northern Rockies. Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 1994
• Film selection
• Film wins broonzemetal [Spirits on the Wing]
• Filmed in Montana.
• Final hour: sunset for the American bison.
• Finally - a formula for finding the right size stove
• Finally, suddenly, gratefully, it's spring
• Financing economic growth in the Western states
• Financing state government and public education.
• Finding common ground: a state/tribal agreement is working for hunters and anglers [Flathead Indian Reservation]
• Finding Taurus
• Finding the perfect ski slope.
• Finding the phalarope: nature is the teacher in Great Falls.
• Finnish sourdough recipe
• Fire in the belly: Judge W.W. Lessley
• Fire in the hole [underground coal fire near Kinsey].
• Fire in the hole: Slovenians, Croatians, & coal mining on the Musselshell
• Fire like the Sun.
• Fire lookouts of the Northwest.
• A fireplace insert may be the answer
• The fires of '88: Yellowstone Park & Montana in flames.
• The fires of the greater Yellowstone area: the saga of a long hot summer
• The fireside reader [reviewer's choices for understanding Montana].
• Fireside reader. See bi-monthly issues.
• The first 25 years of TV in Montana.
• First aid kit may be your best whole life policy
• First buck second time around
• First flight over the Rockies
• First float
• The first Saturday after Labor Day.
• First-aid outdoors
• Fischer, H. The floater's guide to Montana.
• Fischer, J. From the high plains. 1979.
• A fish called cisco
• Fish facts
• Fish guide available.
• A fish story with three lessons
• Fish, wildlife and livestock: protection of riparian areas
• A fish-shaped sunbeam
• Fisher, R. & Johnston, H. eds. Captain James Cook and his times. 1979.
• Fisheries management special regulations for larger trout: is Montana ready?
• Fisheries managers: stream stars.
• Fishes of special concern list updated [Montana Chapter of the American Fisheries Society watch list includes bull trout and the blue sucker]
• Fishes of special concern--explanation and update
• Fishin' the city
• Fishing is for the birds [birds that fish]
• Fishing or the opera? Montanans talk about quality of life choices
• Fishing stories: stories and photos from our readers
• Fishing the dry fly as a living insect.
• Fishing the opener [early season fly- fishing]
• Fishing the Tongue River Reservoir: the crappies are coming!
• Fishing the water of Yellowstone Park: the wave of regulations to come
• Fishing the waters of Yellowstone Park: the wave of regulations to come
• Fishing: it's reel simple
• Fishy business: Pat Barnes, Dan Bailey, Bud Lilly
• Fite, G. American farmers: the new minority. 1981.
• Fitzgerald, J. Black gold with grit. 1978.
• Five days in Philipsburg: a small town portrait.
• Five Montana sheriffs, life behind the badge
• Five stars on the four-lane: interesting restaurants from Bozeman eastward
• Five to nine: a day in the life of a camp cook
• Flash and fury in the sky
• The Flathead (photos of the area with remarks about the photographer)
• Flathead country from Glacier Park to the Mission Valley
• Flathead Lake issues
• Flathead Lake's midlife crisis
• Flathead Lake, from Glaciers to Cherries.
• Flathead Reservation
• Flathead's bluebacks
• The Flathead's growing pains
• Flight of the Nex Perce: following the Nee-Me Poo Trail
• Flint Creek Range
• Float to fish, or fish to float?
• Floating Montana's major waterways
• Floating Montana's other Yellowstone
• Flood control here, worse floods there
• Floods or a quake for Butte?
• Floppin' Bill Cantrell
• Flour business blooms [Bob Quinn's Montana Wheat and Flour Company].
• Flourishing St. Marie: a prairie success [north of Glasgow].
• Flouting natural selection
• Flue tiles
• A fluey diary, 1918 [excerpt from the 1919 Montanan].
• A fly fishing who's who
• Fly me to the moon: Barney Grinnvoll
• A fly-in at Freezeout
• Flying fish...and other tales.
• Flying magazine [Big Sky Airways, The Magazine of Montana Flying].
• Flying tigers.
• Flyways
• Focus on state and local government finances.
• Focus on Whitefish: railroad and skiing span town's history
• Fogdall, A. Royal family of the Columbia: Dr. John McLoughlin and his family. 1978.
• The folks behind the badge
• Fond memories, miserable trip
• Food for the soul.
• Fools Crow.
• For artist Dana Boussard, the best time is now.
• For the Beartooth the time is now.
• For the elk, for the hunter, managing elk and elk habitat in the national forests.
• For the people, by the people: Montana's heritage of grassroots activism
• For your enjoyment.
• Ford, T. A. B. Guthrie, Jr. 1981.
• Forecasting personal income in Montana
• Forecasting scorecard
• Forecasts. 1989: Montana's state and local area outlook.
• Foreign ownership of American agricultural land: is the problem real?
• Forest Fires - An Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior, Management, Firefighting and prevention. 1991. Margaret Fuller. John Wiley. [book review]
• Forest fires have a future
• Forest land grazing: can grazing and reforestation coexist?
• Forest planning and congressional intent: the case for community stability.
• The forest planning quagmire [review of Reforming the Forest Service by Randal O'Toole].
• The forest products industry and the Montana economy
• The forest products industry in the Pacific Northwest region
• The forest products industry: issues and responsibilities.
• The forest products marketplace: a changing resource and below-cost sales
• The forest road issue [road closures may be necessary to protect wildlife]
• Forest Service cabins
• The Forest Service responds to Montana Magazine's May wilderness special
• Forest tax tinkering in the inter- mountain west.
• Forest wildflowers.
• The forest [tree photos and information about the photographer]
• Forest, field & fireside.
• The forested land: a history of lumbering in western Wyoming. 1987.
• Forever elk, forever wind: Judith River WMA
• Forever florid
• Forever summer: memories of Hunter's Hot Springs
• Forewarned! storm warnings over Eastern Montana
• The Forging of a Black Community: Seattle's Central District from 1870 through the Civil Rights Era. Univ. of Washington Press, 1994.
• The forgotten streams [fly fishing for prairie trout]
• Former Commissioner Arnold Rieder dies.
• Former editor of Montana the Magazine of Western History dies [Michael S. Kennedy]
• The formidable Scapegoat, a massive mountain complex on the Continental Divide.
• Forplan: The marvelous toy
• Forrest, J. Bill Gollings: the man and his art. 1979.
• Forsyth
• Forsyth to get public TV.
• Forsyth's booster, Walter Dean.
• Fort Belknap Reservation
• Fort Benton yesterday, a letter from the past.
• Fort Benton's I.G. Baker: first of the free traders
• Fort Benton: the birthplace of Montana
• Fort Owen: Montana's first department store
• Fort Peck Reservation
• Fort Peck Reservation: business on the reservation
• Fort Peck Reservation: The economic picture
• Fort Peck Reservoir steals the show
• Fort Peck's theater on the prairie
• Fort Peck: history in progress
• Fort Uintah and the Reed Trading Post
• Fort Union: best show in the territory
• Fort Union: the first settlement in the Northwest
• Forty years with Montana's big game
• Fossil prof: Glendive's Doc Hiatt.
• Fossils of the Bear Gulch limestone, a paleontologist's gold mine
• Foster Fenwick's father: Mal Hancock
• Found again: the embattled farmer
• The founding of the first national forest: the headwaters of the conservation movement
• Fountains of flavor
• Four fighters of Lincoln County. 1986.
• Four pioneer's first Christmas in Montana
• Four weddings and a funeral
• Four Winds Indian Trading Post: St. Ignatius, MT
• The Fourstar brothers: Assiniboine elders of the Fort Peck Reservation
• The Fourth Annual Sobriety Pow Wow
• Fourth Season campout.
• Fowler, H. Three caravans to Yuma: the untold story of Bactrian camels in Western America. 1980.
• Fox of the treetops: martens
• Fox, R. So far disordered in mind: insanity in California, l870-l930. 1979.
• Fox, S. John Muir and his legacy: the American conservation movement. 1981
• The fragrant Flathead: garden tours
• Francis Bardanouve
• Frank Caplette: the source
• Frank Faust, Old Griz of Essex.
• Frank Gjersing -monumental values.
• Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural projects in the Bitterroot Valley, 1909- 1910
• Frederic G. Renner, 1897-1987
• Frederic Remington: the masterworks.
• Freedom on the Border: The Seminole Maroons in Florida, the Indian Territory, Coahuila, and Texas. Texas Tech Univ. Press, 1993.
• Freeman monument,scholarship established.
• Freeze-dried fatigue
• Freezeout Lake Wildlife Management Area
• Freighting in the Judith Basin, 1891- 1902
• The Frenchtown pulp and paper mill: vital to western Montana's economy.
• A fresh look at the income tax.
• Freshwater wilderness: Yellowstone fishes and their world.
• Freshwater wilderness: Yellowstone fishes and their world. 1983.
• Frieda and Belle Fligelman: a frontier-city girlhood in the 1890's
• Friendly fishing on Montana's small streams. Bushels of Bullheads: the making of a fly fisherman
• Friendly invasion: the Canadians are coming and Montana retailers love 'em
• Friendly skis: new cross-country skis are both wider and shorter
• A friendship in adversity: Burton K. Wheeler, Hiram W. Johnson.
• The frog pile theory of economics [trapping skunks]
• Frog with a tail
• The frog with a tail.
• From campfires to cappucinos: that coveted jolt of Joe
• From champagne to Gatorade and back again
• From convenience stores to casinos: gambling - Montana style
• From cream cans to tankers: overview of Montana's fish hatcheries
• From fantastic to phantom: Granite Mountain silver days.
• From fear to trust in World War II Montana changed its treatment of Japanese-Americans
• From ghost town to growing community: Browning banker brings business back to reservation
• From Hamilton to Siberia: Montana log home business forms Russian partnership
• From Hill 57 to Capitol Hill: 'Making the sparks fly'. Sister Providencia Tolan's drive on behalf of Montana's off-reservation Indians, 1950-1970.
• From Hill 57 to Capitol Hill: 'Making the sparks fly'. Sister Providencia Tolan's drive on behalf of Montana's off-reservation Indians, 1950-1970
• From horse to machine
• From Huntley's interview.
• From lumber to apples.
• From Microcosm to Macrocosm: advances in Tipi Ring Investigations and Interpretation.
• From the field
• From the field: a new fish for Tiber
• from the field: a new species of bat for Montana
• From the field: A partnership that works!
• From the field: a story of possibility
• From the field: a Sun River legend
• From the field: Bannack Days: celebrating life on the Montana frontier
• From the field: caught in the act
• From the field: clinics help waterfowlers learn shooting skills
• From the field: cooperative effort nabs illegal outfitter
• From the field: DNA testing may solve old wildlife mystery
• From the field: Eurasian watermilfoil: a threat to Montana's lakes and rivers
• From the field: fishing trips build bridges to Montana youth
• From the field: fluvial Arctic grayling poised for recovery
• From the field: FW&P biologists conduct surveys for Montana furbearers
• From the field: harmony at Hauser
• From the field: Montana's fish health laboratory
• From the field: Montana's fishing log program
• From the field: Montana's Mid-winter Waterfowl Survey
• From the field: North Shore easement adds to Giant Springs
• From the field: river etiquette in dry times
• From the field: Roy Hassinger: the essence of volunteerism
• From the field: Sunnyslope grayling defy the odds
• From the field: surveying rare wildlife in the Bitterroots
• From the field: Swamp-Out: a tool for restoring westslope cutthroat in Headwater lakes
• From the field: the backcountry
• From the field: the bucket brigade
• From the field: the truth hurts
• From the field: TIP-MONT is working
• From the heart of Dixie: Alabama meets Montana
• From the land of Oz: L. Frank Baum's satirical view of South Dakota's first year of statehood.
• From the sound of it, Montana Symphony is alive and well
• From us to you for spring [wildlife photographs]
• From Vermont to Whoop-Up country, some letters of D.W. Davis, 1867-1878
• The front in winter: easy access
• Front man: thanks, Bud
• The front of the Front where the trees lean east & the people lean west
• Front Range evolving: a look at the southern ramparts.
• Frontier editor
• Frontier Faiths: Church, Temple, and Synagogue in Los Angeles, 1846-1888. University of New Mexico Press, 1992.
• Frontier Forth of July in Lewistown
• Frontier spirit: catalog of the collection of the Museum of Western Art
• Frontier, region, and border: cultural currents in the recent southwest
• Frost, L. Custer legends. 1981.
• Fueling Montana highways: the role of federal transfers
• Full Circle Herb Farm [near Kalispell]
• Full-& part-time jobs in selected trade & service industries, Montana, 1990-1993
• Fulton D. Failure on the Plains. 1982.
• Fund for animals game full of surprises
• Further adventures of a travelin' fish [bull trout]
• Further perspectives
• Future forests of the mountain West: the need for information.
• The future of the forest industry too few trees or too many sawmills
• FWP centennial inspires waterfowl stamp
• FWP Commission celebrates centennial anniversary
• FWP sponsors Becoming an Outdoors- Woman workshop
• FWP's Mr. Wildlife retires

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• Gabriel Dumont: Metis prince of the prairies
• Gaddy, J. comp. Dust to dust: obituaries of the gunfighters. 1978.
• Gail Small
• Gal warden
• Galata: almost ghost.
• The Gallatin Gateway Inn
• The Gallatin Gourmet: splendid dining in Bozeman.
• Gallery 16: artists cooperating.
• The galloping mountain food gourmet
• Gallup City's brief run: oil-boom town in Northern Montana
• Gambling: high stakes industry
• The game and fish menu cookbook.
• Game damage: a squeaky wheel with lots of spokes.
• Game farms, wild ungulates and disease in western North America
• Game of freeze-out: Marguerite Greenfield and her battle with the Great Northern Railway, 1920-1929
• Game Warden
• Game warden (what it's like to be one)
• Game Wardens produce magazine. [The Montana Game Warden].
• Garcia, A. Tough trip through paradise, 1878-1879.
• The garden bond. [Homesteaders and their plantings.]
• Garden City Seeds [Victor based business.]
• Garden fresh: Missoula Farmers' Market
• Gardening in the Inland Northwest.
• Gardening in the northern high plains.
• Gardening with Montana's wild flowers
• Garnet, spend a snowy weekend in a ghost town
• Garnet: ghost town with a future
• Gary Herbert and the great bear: Harvard educated lawyer turns sculptor
• Gas bubbles on the Bighorn: a deadly mystery.
• Gasohol fill 'er up with home brew
• The gate to heaven: Lost Creek State Park
• Gates of the mountains: old as the hills
• Gateway to paradise: from Livingston to Gardiner
• Gateway to the Breaks: Hell Creek State Park
• Gateway to Wilderness. The Rocky Mountain Front
• Gather 'round: Cut Bank's Storytelling Conference
• A gathering at Hauser.
• 'Gator
• Gay, E. With the Nez Perces: Alice Fletcher in the field, 1889-92. Ed. by F. Hoxie & J. Mark. 1981.
• Gear up for spring Get down to exposure
• Gelandesprung: Alpine goes airborne
• Gem of the bird world: buntings
• Gender and western history: is anybody home on the range?
• Gene Autry
• General George Crook, his autobiography.
• General Sherman's march through Montana
• The general store shopping in rural Montana grocery stores before self service
• General Womack and his tigers
• A generation of neighbors
• Gentle Giants: Montana Championship Draft Horse Show
• The gentled giant of Bighorn Canyon
• Geographic information systems: an introduction for natural resource managers
• Geography & weather [Missoula]
• The geography of risk: Ivan Doig deep in Heart's Earth
• George Montague Wheeler: The Man and the Myth. Swallow Press, 1993.
• Gerard Baker: Superintendent of the Little Bighorn Battlefield
• Germans in Montana gold camps: two views [S Aggens & E. Flora]
• Get a good laugh: Jess Lair
• Get it together when you pack: notes for mountain people, part IV.
• Get mulish: summer hee-haw celebrations [Condon Mule Days & Arlee mule races]
• Get quacking on your entry today [Federal Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design Program]
• Get to know Montana's -poisonous plants- from a distance
• Get weird [exhibit announcement of four Montana artists: J. Hyden G. Horinek J. Montalban & S. Hackett].
• Get your elk?
• Getting 'em hooked
• Getting a warm fit: rediscover the old wood burner, part III
• Getting booted: New choices in cross country footwear
• Getting into the mountains before it was known as backpacking
• Getting it done: the Montana Conservation Corps
• Getting lost: contributions from out readers
• Getting poor in the gold rush.
• Getting Ready [to Hunt]
• Getting the shot: the ethics of wildlife photography
• Getting together: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and the U.S. Forest Service team up to manage the Bob
• Ghost Winnebago riders in the sky
• Ghostly undertakings [Anaconda's National Ghost Town Hall of Fame Museum and Library].
• The ghoulish harvest
• Giant Springs: the big bubbly.
• A giant step toward success: Peregrine recovery program
• Giants never die growing up in the Big Timber area
• Giardiasis outbreaks in Montana
• The Gibbons-Dempsey title fight of 1923
• Gidley, M. With one sky above us: life on an Indian reservation at the turn of the century. 1979.
• Gieske, M. Minnesota Farmer [Laborism: the third party alternative. 1979.
• A gift of pheasants.
• Gildart, R. with Wassink, J. Montana wildlife. 1982.
• Give `n' take.
• Giving thanks for wild turkeys
• Glacial Lake Great Falls.
• Glacial Lake Missoula
• Glacier celebrates 75 years.
• Glacier's first female super.
• Glaring gnome [northern pygmy-owl].
• Glasgow hosts international whist tournament.
• Gleason, D. and Gleason, D. comps. Beloved sister: letters of James H. Gleason, 1841-1859. 1978.
• Glendive.
• Glimpses (White Sulphur Springs' Castle)
• Glimpses [dining room, Copper King Mansion, Butte]
• Global biodiversity: the value of abundance.
• Global business and the smaller company
• The global food fight: genetically modified foods at home and abroad
• Global pollution: an early warning system.
• Global strategies: what's Montana's move?
• The glory days of Montana' steam harvesters
• The glow of Garnet: winter warmth in Montana's best-preserved ghost town
• Go lightly on the land: do's and don't's for riders and hikers
• Go, Randy! [Randy Beckner competes in the Ironman]
• Goats, curly bear, and common sense
• Goats: spurge scourge.
• God helps those who help themselves: the Farmers Alliance and Dakota statehood.
• Goetzman, W. & Porter, J., with artists' biographies by D. Hunt. The West as romantic horizon. 1981.
• Goetzmann,W. Texas images and visions. Catalogue by B. Reese. 1983.
• Goin' down that Hi-Line highway: memories
• Going back to the future: economic change in Montana
• Going huntin': east ain't least, west ain't best
• Going into hiding [protective behavior for newborn calves]
• Going native: landscapes for Montana homes
• Going through a stage: Montana's summer theaters in 2000
• Going to bat for bats
• Going to the Sun a golden anniversary for our highway to the sky. Avalanche on Going -to-the- Sun road
• Going to the sun you have to go through some snow first
• Going underground
• Going up under the mountains: pheasant hunting in the Crazy Mountains [excerpt]
• Going-to-the-Sun a golden anniversary for our highway in the sky
• Gold fever
• Gold fever turns to gold madness
• Gold mining in Montana
• Gold mining: real jobs or red herring?
• Gold rush economics: Travel and trade in frontier Montana
• Gold, granite and Helena
• Goldberg, R. Hooded empire: the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado. 1981.
• Golden eagles
• The golden horse on the silver screen
• Golden Special campaign train: Republican women campaign for Charles Evans Hughes for President in 1916.
• The golden years of trout fishing
• Goldfield: The Last Gold Rush on the Western Frontier. Ohio Univ. Press, 1992.
• Gone fishing: don't sell spring fishing short
• Gone fishing: twelve classic flies for Montana streams and rivers
• Good deeds without deeds: the South Ranch and Tampico Conservation Easements
• Good Gear
• Good gear: hiking pants cameras
• Good Gear: sips, staffs, and soles
• Good Gear: traveling and trekking
• The good news and bad news about climate change
• Good news at last for Montana's economy?
• Good news, bad news: Beal Mountain Mine- Pegasus Gold Inc.
• The good old days of hunting are gone
• Good sport: Michael J. Schutte.
• Good times in the badlands. [Makoshika State Park]
• Goofball greetings: Paul Stanton's quirky postcards.
• Gopher tails
• Gordon Bennett
• Gourmet grasses [shows drawings of four- chambered stomach of an elk]
• The gourmet woodburner.
• Government patronage: Catlin, Stanley, and Eastman
• Government: Big? Yes! Getting bigger? Yes! Too big?
• Governmental market opportunities for Montana small business
• The Governor hunts another judge: Benjamin Potts and the ouster of John Murphy
• Governor Racicot names three new commissioners [Meyer, Simpson and Decker]
• Governor's approval rating down
• The Governor's Cup: rapidly becoming Montana's premium run
• Governor's Task Force to renew Montana government
• Grabbing a bite to eat
• Graduation party--1929
• Graham named associate director
• The Grand Canyon of the Colorado: a challenge to float, a challenge to manage
• The Grand Hotel, epicurean bliss in Big Timber.
• Grand old goose
• A grand view of Bob Marshall country
• The grand view of Bob Marshall country
• Granddad's guilt: interpretations of history subject to current values
• Grandpa's buck
• Granite Park grizzly.
• Granite peak, Rocky Mountain high.
• The Grant-Kohrs Ranch.
• Granville Stuart of the DHS Ranch, 1879-1887
• Granville Stuart, cowman: To struggle against an adverse fate
• Grass roots, Stan Lynde is back at his drawing board.
• Grasses: the graceful dancers
• Grassland. Viking, n.d.
• Grayling, the not-gray fish with the great big fin
• Grayling: river population of Arctic grayling in the Big Hole River decreasing
• Grazing fees on public lands: a system under siege.
• Grazing the western range: what costs, what benefits?
• The Great American Sapphire.
• The Great Bear Wilderness
• The Great Burn, up from the ashes of 1910.
• Great day in the morning [pleasures of the early morning hunt]
• The Great Divide Trail
• The great divide: Belmont...only better.
• The Great Divide: ski, snowshoe, scramble, slog atop Montana's backbone.
• The great drive of '89: they said it couldn't be done.
• The great elk antler grab
• Great Falls air park.
• Great Falls: heart of the Golden Triangle
• Great Falls: silk jackets & cowboy hats
• The Great Father: The United States Government and the American Indians. 1984.
• The great Glasgow riddle: how to get an old Air Force Base off the ground
• The great Glasgow riddle: how to get the old Air Force base off the ground
• The great gray ghost.
• Great guns [Range Riders Museum in Miles City].
• Great Harvest bread.
• Great horned owl: white throated hooter
• Great Lakes Lumber on the Great Plains: the Laird, Norton Lumber Company in South Dakota. University of Iowa Press, c1992.
• The great Montana
• The great Montana chicken ranch [grouse, pheasants, and partridge].
• The great outdoors: back-packing equipment tips from a pro
• Great Plains Montana towns: settings, spatial pattern and geographic personality
• The great pretenders
• The great railroad celebration, a narrative by Francis Jackson Garrison
• The great rain robbery: is eastern Montana in a drought pattern?
• Greater Yellowstone Coalition: preserving the ecosystem
• The Greater Yellowstone: an introduction to an area and its issues.
• Green cathedral: keeping the last of the Cube Iron country.
• Green is for GO.
• The green meadowlark
• The green musketeers and the fabulous frogs, by Sara St. Antoine. Dell Pub. Group, 1994.
• The green musketeers and the incredible energy escapade, by Sara St. Antoine. Dell Publishing Group, c1994.
• Green teams in California
• Green, J. ed. Zuni: selected writings of Frank Hamilton Cushing. 1979.
• Greene, J. Slim Buttes, 1876: an episode of the great Sioux war. 1981.
• Greenline parks: land conservation for for the eighties and beyond.
• `Greetings from this coalvillage': Finnish immigrants of Red Lodge
• Gregg, J. & Gregg, B. comps. Best loved poems of the American West. 1980.
• Grensten, R. Tracks of the Iron Horse.
• Greyhound
• Greyhound of the air: northern pintail ducks
• Griz facts
• Grizzlies in the Cabinet Mountains: augmentation or decline.
• Grizzly
• Grizzly bear Bonnie
• Grizzly bear Montan's state animal
• Grizzly bear mortality in Yellowstone: implications for conservation.
• Grizzly bear: the animal, the symbol, the enigma
• Grizzly bears and art openings: Montana's DeWeese family
• Grizzly country manners [general rules to avoid confrontations or for what to do when contronted with grizzlies.
• The grizzly daughter I never had.
• Grizzly encounters
• Grizzly facts.
• Grizzly mother and cubs (oil)
• Ground Hog Day: Montana's marmots are certain to see their shadows
• Ground water contamination
• Grouse fandango: a spring ritual
• Grouse of a different color
• Grouse of the High Country
• Grouse of the north shore. 1984.
• A grove of giants called Ross Creek Cedars
• A growing threat to farmland: the geography of soil erosion.
• Growing up on the N-Bar Ranch: an old hand remembers
• Growing up on the N-Bar: an old hand remembers
• Growler.
• Growth expected for Montana's economy.
• The growth of Kayak racing
• Grundy and Gladys Nichols
• Guardian of the old ways: profile of Mary Lodgepole
• Guarding the gates of trout heaven
• A guide to Bob Marshall additions
• A guide to kick and glide
• A guide to Montana's back country Nordic ski centers
• Guide to recommended country inns of the Rocky Mountain region.
• A guide to the Bitterroot Valley
• A guide to the Bob Marshall addition
• A guide to the grand Beaverhead
• A guide to the Smith River Valley
• Guideposts to Spring
• Guides, outfitters and regulation: an historical perspective.
• The guides: inside the life of Reilly.
• Guitar builders [Gibson Guitar Corp.]
• The gulch gap
• The Gulf crisis, international law, and American foreign policy.
• Gulick, B. Chief Joseph country, land of the Nez Perce. 1981.
• Gunnar Mickelsen, king of daytime radio
• Gutfeld, A. Montana's agony, years of war and hysteria, 1917-1921. 1979.
• Guthrie, A. Fair land, fair land
• Guthrie, A. The last valley.
• The Gypsy moth kit.

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• Habitat for the future
• Habitat Montana: saving the best of the rest
• Habitat: take a deeper look
• Habits of thought: history as overlapping paradigms.
• Habituation in Yellowstone's grizzly bears: a special problem in wildlife management.
• Hague, H. The road to California: the search for a Southern overland route, 1540-1848. 1978.
• Hail Stone, Crow Indian [photograph by F. Jay Haynes, 1883]
• Haley, J. Apaches: a history and culture portrait. 1981.
• Hall of famers [from Montana]
• Hall, W. & Hall, N. The wild palate: a serious wild foods cookbook. 1980.
• Handball's sagebrush champs: the growth of handball in Montana
• Handicapped-access picnic & camp sites
• Handling Cattle 1865-1895 [Reprint from Cowboys in Cattleland]
• 'Hang me if you will': Violence in the last western mining boomtown [Goldfield, Nevada]
• Hanging the sheriff: a biography of Henry Plummer. 1987.
• Hanna, W. Lost harbor: the controversy over Drake's California anchorage. 1979.
• Hanna. L. Montana's many-splendored glacierland.
• Happenings at the Hall:1983 Western Heritage awards
• Happy birthday Smokey Bear
• Happy Holidays from a few of our friends.
• Hard C-O-R-E.
• The hard winter of 1886-1887. Was that winter a century ago really Montana's big one of all time?
• The hard winter of 1886-1887. Was that winter a century ago really Montana's big one of all time?
• A Harlequin romance
• Harlow, N. California conquered: war and peace on the Pacific, 1846-1850. n.d.
• Harmony at Hauser [migrating eagles stop at Hauser to feed on spawning kokanee]
• The harrowing tale of Nez Perce Jones' run for his life
• Harvest of Barren Regrets: the Army Career of Frederick William Benteen, 1834-1898
• A harvest of history: antique power shows & threshing bees
• Harvesting paradise
• Harvey, S. The Montana cookbook.
• Has the perfect rain gear been invented?
• Hatch histeria [fishing pressure caused by salmon fly hatch]Jeremy Bentham, the Pieta an a precious few grayling.
• The hatch [salmon flies]
• Hatchery hatching [state's warmwater fish hatchery at Miles City being renovated].
• Hats off to hunters
• Have computer and fax modem, will travel: NY City analyst becomes Montana Lone Eagle
• Have RV, will travel [Parks Host Volunteer Program]
• Have Secchi disk, will travel [volunteer lake monitoring program]
• Have you exercised your grown-up today? (if not, take him or her ice-fishing)
• Have you seen that '35 Ford?
• Havre: the Hi-Line Hub
• The hawk migration: Montana's mountains form a little known maze of migration routes for birds of prey
• Hawkweeds & whitetails: Weather forecasting, Montana style
• Haying Time [oil, W.H.D. Koerner, 1921] The Oil Game [oil, W.H.D. Koerner, 1917]
• Haying with horses in the Bull Mountains
• The Haynes legacy
• He didn't know it couldn't be done: anecdotes of early sheep ranching
• He wants your blood! Leeches can be used to improve health
• He's come a long way [John Scott & oxen in cigarette advertisement.]
• Head for the hills: Billings, Butte, Helena, & Missoula areas
• Heads, hides & horns: the compleat buffalo book.
• Heads, Hides and Horns.
• Headwaters of the West: the Yellowstone Ecosystem.
• Healing Hot Springs.
• The healing mines of Boulder Valley
• Healing young lives.
• Health care
• Health care and financial services
• Health care in Montana: a growing industry.
• Health care issues among Montanans
• Health care markets
• Health care update
• Health insurance coverage among Montanans, 1995
• Health service industry highlights
• Heart & sole: the annual Rankin Run. [Great Falls, MT]
• Heart Earth. Atheneum, 1993.
• Heart of a Champion
• A heartbeat away: high risk in the life of an outfitter [Roland Cheek].
• The heartbeat of history: Rosebud Battlefield State Monument
• Heartland: putting the West back in Westerns
• Heather Candles [Whitefish, MT]
• Heavenly days: vacationing under the big sky
• Heavenly hikes: the all-time greats. [Travel & sightseeing guide]
• Heavens above Montana: Cassiopeia
• Heavens above: Lyra
• Heavens above: Scorpius constellation
• Heavers, hashers, skinners and dudes
• Hedgpeth, D. Cowboy artist: the Joe Beeler story. l979.
• Hedren, P. First scalp for Custer: the skirmish at Warbonnet Creek, Nebraska, July 17, 1876. 1981.
• Hegstad leaves Howell arrives.
• Hegstad, Aderhold honored
• Helen Hunt Jackson and the Ponca Controversy
• Helen Waller
• Helena the capitol town
• Helena to Ft. Benton: stagecoach
• Helena's Carroll College
• Helena's classy Stovetop not really a deli
• Helena's Sleeping Giant: re-arranged face.
• Helena's social supremacy: political sarcasm and the capital fight.
• Hell came with horses plains women in the equestrian era
• Hell Creek walleye tourney
• Hello to my Montana
• Helloo down there: rock climbing is high adventure!
• Helmville: a celebration of Irish
• Help clean up our beaches [International Coastal Cleanup]
• Help recycle a billion bags
• Help save a ghost town
• Help save a ghost town [Elkhorn, Montana]
• Help solve the case of the missing flowers
• Helping hams [Race to the Sky volunteers].
• Hennessay, A. The frontier in Latin American history. 1978.
• Henry B. Blackwell, woman suffrage's gray-bearded champion comes to Montana, 1889
• Henry B. Blackwell, woman suffrage's gray-bearded champion comes to Montana,1889
• Henry L. Stimson: this Glacier Park explorer was also a Secretary of War
• Henry Seiben: pioneer Montana stockman
• The Henry's Fork
• Her way: Long-time rancher Eleanor Vietor.
• Hercules unchained: remember that gorgeous Steve Reeves?
• Herding sheep in the Judith Basin at the turn of the century.
• The here and now happy hunting ground, Missouri Breaks.
• Here come the munchkins: 'round the world with the Missoula Children's Theatre
• Here's to the sportsman: celebrating 50 years of Pittman-Robertson
• Heritage museum [Libby]
• Heritage Museum,
• Heritage tourism: Montana's hottest travel trend
• Heritage tourism: selling or celebrating our soul?
• Hero or villain?
• Heski, T.
• Heuterman, T. Movable type: biography of Legh R. Freeman. 1979.
• Hi-Line artist reaches new markets
• The hidden face of March: those drab winter ranges mean healthy wildlife
• Hidden lives: Havre beneath the streets
• The high beyond [Excerpt]
• The high cost of farm land
• High country runner abbreviated.
• High noon in Lincoln: violence on the western frontier. 1987.
• High plains & prairie photo portfolio
• High plains heart: auctioneer and balladeer Stan Howe
• High tech industry in Montana.
• High, wide, and speckled
• The high-flying U.S. economy begins to drop: will the landing be hard or soft?
• Higher Ed 100: A University centennial salute [origins, clashes and philosophy of Montana's universities]
• Higher education in Montana, 1950-1993
• Higher education in Montana: public perceptions and preferences
• Highlands ram tops 'em all [found south of Butte]
• Highways to heaven: Going-to-the-Sun Pintler and Beartooth
• Hiking grizzly country
• Hiking the center of the universe, back- packing in Montana's wilderness areas.
• Hill, R. Hanta Yo. 1979.
• Hine, R. Community on the American frontier: separate but not alone. 1980.
• His First Day on the Plains. (oil)
• The historic Brooks hotel
• Historic Club Cigar in Great Falls [and] Intriguing Alley Connection in Kalispell.
• Historic dress of the old West.
• Historic farms & ranches: Kimm Family farm
• Historic farms & ranches: Spear O Ranch
• Historic farms & ranches: the Lazy EL Ranch
• Historic farms & ranches: the Quinn Farm
• Historic farms & ranches: the Rodenberg Honeyland Apiaries
• Historic farms & ranches: the Steinbeisser Farm and Ranch
• Historic farms & ranches: the Young Ranch
• Historic St. Ignatius
• Historical landscapes and the Western identity
• The historical roots of anti-corporate sentiment in Montana
• History by unreliable narrators: Sitting Bull's circus horse [William Zahn & Francis Zahn]
• History from the Highways: Wyoming. Pruett Publishing, 1993.
• A history of disturbance
• A history of expansion and contraction [gambling legislation]
• History of Montana [Reprint]
• History of Swan Valley
• History sewn up [Montana Historic Quilt Project includes oral histories].
• The history team, Kathryn Wright and Myrtle Cooper.
• History, family and legacy on Montana's High Line [MacHale family narrative]
• Hit the road: favorite daytrips for bicyclists
• Hitting the road with Montana's repertory theater.
• The Hmong find a home America's Laotian Allies fight for a new start
• Hobart Hall, sharing is the key [to living the good life.]
• Hobnail Tom [Edwards].
• Hobo heresy, three women on an unconventional tour of the American west in 1922.
• Hofling, C. Custer and the Little Big Horn: a psychobiographical inquiry. 1981.
• Hofsommer, D. ed. Railroads in the West. 1978.
• Hogback cabin: a Rock Creek homestead (cabin rental program)
• Hoig, S. The peace chiefs of the Cheyennes. 1980.
• Holding on
• Holding the line on noxious weeds
• Holidays: stories and photos from our readers
• Holland Lake Lodge: Holland Prairie site of 1908 Game Warden altercation
• Holliday, J. The world rushed in: the California gold rush experience. 1982.
• Hollywood, Pine Creek Methodists and bucket of bolts Schultz: will there ever be peace in the Paradise Valley?
• Holmes, K., ed. Covered wagon woman: diaries & letters from the western trails, 1840-1890. 1983.
• Holton named Fish Pro
• Holy gunsmoke: Dec 25,1888, in Vic Arland's saloon
• Home at last: Tim Cahill, Scotty James: 42 years in newspapers
• Home firearms safety check
• Home for the Bighorns: Mount Silcox Wildlife Management Area represents critical winter and spring habitat for bighorn sheep
• Home gardens & produce: contributions from our readers
• Home made news [Bitterroot News].
• Home of the Half Breed (oil)
• Home of the River Crows [photo by Richard Throssel, ca. 1908]
• Home on the range is Moiese, Montana
• Home on the winter range: mule deer
• Home range
• A home where elk and cattle roam: Mount Haggin WMA serves as model for the compatibility of cattle grazing & wildlife
• A home where the buffalo roam: Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux acquire buffalo herd
• Homegrown success: Wheat Montana Farms & Bakery
• Homestead days..insiders recall.
• Homestead fun
• Homestead. Milkweed Editions, n.d.
• Homesteaders
• The homesteaders: flat broke on the Missouri Breaks
• Homesteading on Canadian prairies: the letters of Barbara Alice Slater, 1909- 1918
• Homesteading the high desert. 1987.
• Hometown practice: Arnie Hove.
• Homing in on the homestead [Little Rockies]
• Honey [Montana Made].
• Honker power.
• Honky-Tonk Town.
• Honor thy fly
• Hoobler, D. & Hoobler, T. Photographing the frontier. 1980.
• Hoofbeats and Society: Studies of Human- Horse Interactions.
• Hoofing it through winter
• Hooked on elderhostels
• Hooked on history
• Hooked on rodeo
• Horizons [photography by George Robbins]
• Hornblower at the helm of a locoed mare
• The horns of dilemma: Montana outfitting
• Horowitz, R. The great impeacher: a political biography of James M. Ashley. 1979.
• The Horse Soldier, 1776-1943. 2 vols. University of Oklahoma Press, 1978 (reprint 1992).
• Horse stories: contributions from our readers
• Horse'n around at the world championship pack horse race
• Horseback songslingers: Sanders County Horseback Christmas Carolers
• Horses in paradise [brought up from underground work in the Bi-Metallic mine in Granite]
• Hot Air: many-splendored balloon adventures.
• Hot as live embers,cold as hail: the restless soul of Butte's Mary MacLane. A Mary MacLane story [excerpt]
• Hot spots for alpine and Nordic skiers
• Hot spots: Montana's warmest places are not necessarily its hottest
• Hot Springs
• The hourglass crisis
• The house that Zac built: Zac Zakovi
• Housing a growing population in the 21st century: where will the raw materials come from?
• How animals survive winter
• How big is a bald eagle's nest?
• How Butte beat Carrie Nation's temperance crusade
• How cold they get: ways to help feed the birds in winter
• How did the bobcat get its name?
• How do animals communicate?
• How do you tell a black bear from a grizzly bear?
• How does a dolphin sleep?
• How does the Venus fly-trap catch the insects it eats?
• How far they fly: over 2 billion birds fly south to winter
• How grows the golden crown?
• How healthy are we? Health care indicators for Montana
• How high are Montana's taxes?
• How long is a lizard's tongue?
• How Louse Creek got its name
• How Montanans are faring in the battle with unemployment
• How Montanans see the economy: consumer confidence up but cautious overall
• How Montanans view their economy
• How much scent does a skunk have?
• How much wilderness can we afford to lose? RARE II: the last stand for wilderness
• How much wilderness is enough? RARE II: the last stand for wilderness
• How old is that bird?
• How regressive is a sales tax?
• How the cutthroats reached Montana.
• How the unions went underground in early-day Butte
• How to attract winged visitors
• How to avoid and how to survive an avalanche
• How to avoid the wet winter wood woes
• How to catch trout in trees
• How to climb mountains within your skills...and live to tell about it
• How to create a profit-building web site
• How to enjoy wine tasting
• How to find the wine you like
• How to get there driving: the Little Rockies,the prairie mountains
• How to get there hiking: Scapegoat, the distant mountain.
• How to make perfume from those lovely scents of nature
• How to photograph wildflowers
• How to plant a garden?
• How to survive in Montana's slow-growth economy.
• How to talk turkey and avoid eating crow
• How to use a map and compass
• How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm?
• How're the deer doin'? [Includes harvest numbers]
• How's the household on Montana?
• Howard, H. American frontier tales.
• Howard, H. American frontier tales. 1981.
• Howling Wolf and the History of Ledger Art. Univ. of New Mexico Press, 1994.
• Huckleberry Finn in Montana, one of Twain's last jokes?
• the Huckleberry hunt: crusade for the elegant Blue Berry
• Hudson, J. A forty-niner in Utah: letters and journal of John Hudson. Ed. by B. Madsen. 1981.
• Huffman, M. Sacajawea.
• Hugo, R. Death and the good life.
• Human experience of wildlands: a review of needs and policy
• Human populations and natural resource demands
• Human settlement in tropical reserves: a look at a recent phenomenon
• Hummingbird lovers: beware of perch- hypothermia
• Humor
• Huns are where you find them
• Hunt elk.
• Hunt, D. Legacy of the West. 1982.
• Hunter laws.
• Hunter lost! [Rattlesnake Wilderness Area, November, 1984].
• Hunter's allergies: does wild game make you wheeze?
• The hunter's guide to Montana. 1985.
• The Hunter's role in conservation
• A hunter's `coat' of ethics.
• Hunters help feed the needy [Montana Chapter of Sportsmen Against Hunger]
• Hunters say thanks in many ways
• Hunters, fishermen - share your sport
• Hunting and Fishing from A to Zern.
• Hunting in Montana: Resolving the conflicts
• Hunting on horseback: romance versus reality
• Hunting season
• Hunting the high country
• Hunting the quiet way
• Hunting with Diana's kid sister
• Hunting with my dad
• Hunting, an opinion
• Hunting: smart money.
• A husband, a hunter, and vice-versa
• Hutchinson, W. The world, the work & the West of W. H. D. Koerner. 1978.
• Hutton, H. Vigilante days: frontier justice along the Niograra. 1978.
• Hydraulicking in the American West: the development and diffusion of a mining technique.
• Hydropower in Norway and the Pacific Northwest: preservation or development?
• Hydropower: the rush is on to dam Montana
• Hydropower: the rush is on to dam Montana. Proposed hydropower projects in Southwestern Mt (District 3)
• Hypothermia: the number one outdoor killer

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• I am lonely here all alone...[Hugh Samuel Lewis] (2 items)
• I heard the owl call my name [eulogy for Roger Fliger]
• I never give up in dispair: the letters of S. L. McIlhenny, 1878-1885
• 'I really had something like the blues': Letters from Jessie Benton Fremont to Elizabeth Blair Lee, 1847-1883
• I remeber Murphy
• I wanta go baa-aa-ck: Ernie Goss and his Montana sheep wagon [souvenir products].
• `I was a stranger and ye took me in' [wildcat mining investments]
• I'll take the prairie.
• I'm Scarder of Him than I am of the Injuns [gouache on paper, n.d.].
• I.G. Baker & Co. in Calgary, 1875-1884
• Ian Davidson
• Ice age and glaciers
• Ice entrepreneur: a profile of Mike Avon
• Ice harvesting on Lakeside ranch
• Ice skating
• An icy blast: wood, sails and steel to the wind: iceboating on Canyon Ferry
• Identification of Montana's amphibians and reptiles
• Identification of Montana's birds of prey.
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: bobcat
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: coyote
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: fisher
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: least weasel
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: long-tail weasel
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: lynx
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: marten
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: mink
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: muskrat
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: North American badger
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: North American beaver
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: North American river otter
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: raccoon
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: red fox
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: short-tail weasel
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: striped skunk
• Identification of Montana's furbearing mammals: wolverine
• Identification of Montana's most common game and sport fishes
• Identification of Montana's owls
• Identification of Montana's upland game birds: Montana's cosmopolitan game bird [Hungarian partridge]
• If a new ice age cometh: greener pastures and great skiing.
• If golf is your game play the Flathead.
• If you ain't got a hat, you ain't ***
• If you aren't sure of your target - don't shoot
• If you knew winter...like country folks know winter
• If you live in Mountain Lion country... [includes map of distribution in Montana]
• If you see a fish kill.
• Ignoble chariots, my Chevy years
• Iguana go to the races: Bear Creek Saloon near Red Lodge, MT offers pig racing
• Illegal aliens [effects of illegal fish transplants].
• Images of the wageworkers' frontier.
• Imagine the elegance: Butte's Clark Mansion for dreaming, marveling and dining
• Imagining a global community
• Immence Mountains to the West: Lewis and Clark breach the Bitterroots
• The impact of below-cost timber sales on community stability
• The importance of fire in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
• The impossible lie
• Improving elk forage: range research along the Sun River.
• In and out of the Tule Lake Segregation Center: Japanese internment in the West, 1942-1945.
• In Browning.
• In commemoration: Merrill G. Burlingame, 1901-1994
• In good company with archaeologists
• In good company with grizzlies
• In good company with horses
• In good company with mountaineers
• In good company with preserving the land
• In good company with teachers
• In good company with traditional music
• In memory of Tony Kovack
• In praise of little streams
• In quest of the golden west: Montana antiques and collectibles
• In retrospect: a history of Mineral County.
• In search of a better balance (between power and fisheries)
• In search of Custer Battlefield
• In search of early elephants: moments in Montana prehistory
• In search of native killifish
• In search of small-town Montana Reedpoint, Broadview, Rapelje.
• In search of the migratory lawn fauna, being a consideration of the evening walk as a vibrant & changing Montana institution
• In search of the perfect haircut, a country boy's sojourn
• In September, it's sharptails
• In the brand tradition
• In the crosshairs of controversy: Montana's hunting heritage and the animal rights movement.
• In the Far Country
• In the footsteps of the mountain men
• In the forefront: golfing in Montana
• In the People's Interest: a Centennial History of Montana State University. Montana State University Foundation, 1992.
• In the shadow of Ben Mor: Montana's highland heart
• In the village of the elephants. by Jeremy Schmidt, photographs by Ted Wood. Walker and Co., 1994.
• In Yellowstone Park, 1886-1889 George Tutherly's reminiscences
• Incident at Big Sky
• Increased federal funds for fisheries?
• Increasing Montana's non-resident hunting fees to benefit general fund
• Incredible hikes in invisible hills
• An incredible journey [called the water cycle]
• Incredible journeys
• Independence!
• Independent farmers and other Hollywood fiction
• Index of Quarterly 1979-1983
• Indian businesswoman succeeds despite roadblocks: Lillian Wipplinger's Rainbow Construction installs culvert pipes & fencing along highways
• The Indian nations of Montana: an overview
• The Indian rights association: the Herbert Welsh years, 1882-1904.
• Indian self-rule: first-hand accounts of Indian-White relations from Roosevelt to Reagan. 1986.
• Indian Water in the New West. Univ. of Arizona, 1993.
• Indian with Deer [oil by Victor Higgins, ca. 1925] Painting on front cover, description on back cover.
• The Indians of Puget Sound: the Notebooks of Myron Eells.
• Indians of Yellowstone Park
• Indians on Green River [oil, undated]
• Indians, superintendents, and councils: Northwestern Indian policy, 1850-1855.
• Indictments result from sting operations
• Industrial eye.
• The industrious pika
• Industry and hydroelectric water rights
• An infantry company in the Sioux campaign, 1876
• The information economy
• The information superhighway: does Montana have an access lane?
• Inherent risks, cracking the birth defect code: Helena's renowned genetics staff.
• The inheritance.
• The initiative & referendum in Montana: a brief history
• Initiatives for economic progress.
• The Inland Empire: unfolding years, 1879-1929.
• The inquisitive pronghorn: rebounding from a history of abuse
• Inset gives addresses for ordering topographical maps
• Inside dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures, by Steve Parker, illus. by Ted Dewan. Dell Pub. Group, 1994.
• Intensive gardening bigger returns, fewer backaches
• Interstate 90: gas & coffee all-night places.
• Interstate 90: night shift patrolman Joe Dalbec
• Interstate 90: Off-ramp, viewing sites near I-90
• Interstate 90: ribbon of highway.
• Interstate backpacking:from Glacier Park to the Pacific
• The interstate story after 20 years of controversy, a Butte-to-Boulder hookup.
• Interview with Governor Marc Racicot [gambling concerns in Montana]
• Interview with Sandy Stash of ARCO
• An interview with the Governor [Marc Racicot].
• Into the future
• The intriguing Sophie Morigeau, convent- educated packer and entrepreneur of the Tobacco Valley.
• Introducing Yokoi [literary journal].
• Invasion of the waxwings
• Invasive weeds in the northern Rocky Mountains.
• Inventor Bill Woodcock: Hasselblad comes to him [designs & builds special camera mounts].
• Inventor Gus Mavrakis, fish and boots
• Inventor makes snow tires for feet
• Ira
• Irene: Irene Wilson: hunter, angler and great-grandmother
• Irish-American nationalism in Butte, 1900-1916.
• Irrigation
• Is its number up? [program to increase the whooping crane population]
• Is natural gas to be found under the mountains of the front?
• Is that the phone honking?
• Is there nothing like a dame? Christmas and a touch of South Pacific
• Isaac Gravalle: turn of the century outlaw
• Isaak Walton Inn.
• Isern, T. Custom combining on the Great Plains. 1981.
• Issues in Montana tax reform
• Issues in tourism
• It seems to me...(guest editorial)
• It seems to me...chemical contamination of wild meat
• It seems to me...[protection of the Bob from mineral development]
• The IT sweepstakes: Montana and other western states
• It's all in how you slice it: gem cutter Ron Vander Veen
• It's cider sippin season
• It's courtship time for grouse
• It's my party, let it snow if it wants to [includes recipes for stew and baked apples - fireplace cooking!]
• It's not goodbye [Cowboy Hall withdraws sponsorship of National Finals Rodeo]
• It's springtime in wine country
• It's the final round for Yellowstone grizzlies
• It's the water (Snowy Mountains' Big Spring Water of Lewistown)

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• J. E. Stimson: Photographer of the West
• J. H. Sharp among the Crow Indians, 1902-1910: personal memories of his life and friendships on the Crow Reservation in Montana.
• J.D.: J.D. Holmes reviews 30 years of legislators, governors, judges, and budgets
• The jackal: coyote's cousin.
• Jacks & jennets: Mule Days in Drummond
• Jackson Hot Springs Lodge: new life for a grand old resort: Peterson family restores resort
• Jackson Sundown, Nez Perce horseman
• Jackson, C. & Galli, M. A history of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and its activities among Indians. 1977.
• Jackson, D. Thomas Jefferson and the Stony Mountains. 1981.
• Jackson, D. ed. Letters of the Lewis and Clark Expedition with related documents, 1783-1854. 2d ed. 2 vols. 1979.
• Jackson, R. ed. The Mormon role inthe settlement of the West. 1978.
• James Pattie's West: The Dream and the Reality.
• James Welch on FOOLS CROW. From the great-grandson of a Baker Massacre survivor comes a new book, a new perspective.
• James Willard Schultz
• James Willard Schultz: in the crease of time
• The January bird.
• January's children, bless the beasts of winter.
• the jawbone ( poem reprinted from the Rocky Mountain husbandman, 1904)
• Jazz: hot in Montana.
• Jeannette Rankin and American foreign policy: her life work as a pacifist
• Jeannette Rankin and American foreign policy: the origins of her pacifism
• Jeannette Rankin and the Women's Peace Union.
• Jeannette Rankin: I wish to stand by my country,but I cannot vote for war
• Jefferson Canyon
• Jellybeans & bearskin rugs: teaching a child the way of the hunt
• Jenkins wins bird stamp art contest
• Jensen begins Commission term
• Jeremy Bentham, the Pieta and a precious few grayling
• Jesse Bierman: 50 years of medicine--and ahead of her time
• Jessica Royer: youngest dogsled racer to win Montana's 500-mile Race to the Sky
• Jessie Benton Fremont. 1987.
• Jessie Bierman: 50 years of medicine -- and ahead of her time
• Jessie Donaldson Schultz and Blackfeet crafts
• Jewel Basin: teardrops from God
• Jim Flynn: a good job.
• Jim Goetz
• Jim Halverson.
• Jim Posewitz: extraordinary wildlife advocate
• Jobs and wages in Montana's service industry
• Jobs for the class of '78
• Jobs or nursing homes? Different demographics lead to different discussions
• Joe Klabunde honored [western Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies' Special Awards]
• John Clymer, who would have thought.
• John Colter: free trapper
• John Deere's Company: a History of Deere and Company and its Times. 1984.
• John H. Fouch: first Post photographer at Fort Keogh
• John Opitz.
• John Reddy (Photographer)
• John Reddy.
• John Ringo, the story of a Western myth
• John Stevens' lost and found Marias Pass
• Johnny Few Clothes [Superior area local character].
• Johnson, D. The bloody Bozeman. 1983. Reprint 1971 ed.
• Johnson, D. When you and I were young, Whitefish. 1982.
• Johnston, T. Fauna of the Rockies.
• Join Team Wildlife
• Joint effort [Victorian dollhouse on display in Columbia Falls].
• Jones, K. Reaching port - a Montana couple sails around the world
• Jordan triceratops
• Jordan, T. Cowgirls, women of the American West, an oral history. 1982.
• Jordan, T. Trails to Texas: Southern roots of Western cattle ranching. 1981.
• Jordan.
• Jordan. 1984.
• Joseph and Miriam Sample
• Joseph Kinsey Howard: his vision of the West
• The journals of the Lewis and Clark expedition, August 25, 1804-April 6, 1805. Vol. 3. 1987.
• The journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, August 30, 1803-August 24, 1804. Vol. 2.
• Journey to Wyoming: an exerpt from Ethel Waxham's journals and letters
• Journeys to the land of gold: emigrants on the Bozeman Trail, 1863-1866
• The joy of backpacking.
• The joy of baskets [Montana Made].
• The joy of eating
• Joyeux Noel, Feliz Navidad, Merry Christmas!
• Judge Crum free at last.
• Judith River Wildlife Management Area
• The Judiths and Moccasins: Blister mountains
• Juggernaut: The Whitman Massacre Trail, 1850. Ninth Judicial Circuit Historical Society, 1993.
• Julia Chief (oil)
• Julius Seyler: Impressionist in Blackfeet country
• July 4th, 5th and 6th. [Oil, by F. Martin, 1940.]
• Jumping water.
• Junction of the Yellowstone and the Missouri [watercolor by Karl Bodmer, 1834]
• Juryrigging: makeshift repairs things put to use in ways other than was originally intended: contributions from our readers
• Just do it!
• Just drifting
• Just for the record [Montana's record- setting fish, 1992]
• Just get on and ride: Helmville's Labor Day Rodeo
• Just good grits: country cafes [Hobson & Winnett]
• Just moseying: off-freeway discoveries
• Just passing through [snow goose and Ross' goose]
• Just say no to gold

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• K. Ross Toole (1920-1981)
• K.Ross Toole: a memorial.
• Kahn, J. Imperial San Francisco: politics and planning in an American city, 1897-1906.
• The Kalispel Indians.
• The Kalispell Indians
• Kalispell's Conrad Mansion
• Kalispell, artistic ambiance at Glacier's gate.
• Kansas City, Here I come [radio-collared elk shows up in Kansas City!]
• Karl Bodmer's America
• Karl Bodmer's America. 1984.
• Kathy Johnson with son, Derek Barbara Russell
• Katzen, M. Moosewood cookbook. 1977.
• Kay Ellerhoff named editor of Falcon magazine
• The Kearney Rapids bridge
• Keating, B. The flamboyant Mr. Colt and his deadly six-shooter. 1978.
• Keep a fishermans log [logs have been a tool in dsetermining managment programs effectiveness]
• Keep the sweep's luck with a clean chimney
• Keep your eye on the new keep, size and lure regulations
• Keeping a warm head
• Keeping Montana consumers happy
• Keeping the faith
• Keeping the lights on: Montanans struggle with electricity costs
• Keeping the woolies in line: herder Jerry Jacobs
• Keeping your camera alive in the cold
• Kehoe's Agate Shop
• Kehoe, A. North American Indians: a comprehensive account. 1981.
• Keller, R. American Protestanism and United States Indian policy, 1869-82. 1983.
• Kelsey, J. Climbing and hiking in the Wind River Range.
• Kemsley, W. Backpacking equipment, a consumer's guide.
• Kemsley, W., ed. The whole hiker's handbook.
• Kendall, central Montana ghost town
• Kennerly gives up mayor post.
• Kenya's forests: going up in smoke?
• A key to the past: Pictograph Cave State Park
• KGVO-TV, coming to you cold
• Kick, glide, and stride: Montana's quiet winter business
• Kid Curry: Montana outlaw
• Kid vids [bighorns & mammals]
• Kid's hunting day: sharing the sunshine
• Kid-Kart: strolling to success: Hanson's Belgrade strollers find market niche
• Kids and hiking: the sooner the better.
• Kids count in Montana: new data about Montana's kids and families help measure state's economic and social performance
• Kids' Day on the Big Hole
• Kilian, C. Go do some great thing: the Black pioneers of British Columbia. 1978.
• Killing Custer: an excerpt: J. Welch at Little Bighorn Battlefield to prepare for scripting the film documentary Last Stand at Little Bighorn
• Killing Custer: The Battle of the Little Bighorn and the Fate of the Plains Indians. Norton, 1994.
• The Kim Williams cookbook and commentary
• Kindred Spirits Greetings [Philipsburg, MT]
• King of birds.
• King of the mountain [wild sheep]
• King of the road, your own coach.
• The king returns with help from biologists, the westslope cutthroat is regaining some of its former range.
• Kingdom in the country.
• Kings (and queens) of the mountain
• Kinsman of another kind: Dakota-White relations in the Upper Mississippi Valley, 1650-1862
• Kipling, R. American notes: Rudyard Kipling's West. 198l.
• Kit Carson, a Pattern for Heroes. 1984.
• Klabunde memorial scholarship fund
• Klister time in the Montana Rockies
• Klondikes and Rangy-Tangys: how to talk like a native northwest Montanan
• Knight, O. Life & manners in the frontier army. 1978.
• Know the film facts and the right light.
• Know this! [about avalanches].
• Know what's beyond your target [range of specific cartridges]
• Know when to get medical help
• Knowing salmo trutta [brown trout]
• Knowing the land, leaving the land: Navajos, Hopis, and relocation in the American west.
• Knuckle curve: Todd Moriarty.
• kodak slide films for summer
• Kokanee al a (sic) Flathead
• Kokanee in Lake Koocanusa: silver from the north.
• Konizesk, D. The Montanan's fishing guide. 2 vol.
• Kootenai country
• Kootenai Lodge: call of the luxurious wild. A legacy of the copper days is for sale.
• Kootenai Lodge: wilderness Waldorf for copper magnates
• The Kootenai Trail
• The Kootenai: pave it or save it?
• Kraenzel, C. The social cost of space in Yonland. 1980.
• Krakel, D. Season of the elk.
• The Krug legacy.
• KUYS: Cayuse T.V. Miles City,Montana.
• Kvasnicka, R. & Viola, H. eds. The Commissioners of Indian Affairs, 1824-1977. 1979.

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• Laccoliths & Catholics: Unique St. Peter's Mission erodes in unique rock formation between the Sun & Missouri rivers
• Ladner, M. O.C. Seltzer, painter of the old West. 1979,
• Lady's Choice: Ethel Waxham's Journals and Letters, 1905-1910. University of New Mexico Press, 1993.
• A lady's trip to Yellowstone, 1883
• LaFountaine, G. Challenge of the trout.
• Lake Elmo: the people's park
• Lake Koocanusca kokanee
• Lake population census: sounding out secrets [nets provide method to gather information on fish populations]
• Lamar, H. ed. The reader's encyclopedia of the American West. 1977.
• Lamb, R. Text by D. Burk. Montana. 1980.
• Land and sea turtle
• Land of plenty...for a while. The homesteaders: a photo special. [Photos with captions]
• Landi, V. The Bantam great outdoors guide to the U.S.A. and Canada the complete travel encyclopedia and wilderness guide.
• Landowners and sportsmen: toward a partnership.
• Lands legacy: conservation easements: a true partnership
• Lands legacy: dust to ducks
• Lands legacy: Fort Owen: spirit of the frontier
• Lands legacy: growing pains in the Bitterroot: Calf Creek and Threemile Wildlife Management Areas
• Lands legacy: Harris conservation easement: mule deer mecca
• Lands legacy: linking prehistory to posterity: Sieben/O'Connell Ranch easements
• Lands legacy: new life for old ways in the booming Bitterroot
• Lands legacy: sacred ground: Uln Pishkun State Park
• Lands legacy: stepping back in time: Gravelly-Blacktail Wildlife Management Area
• Lands legacy: the elk pasture
• Lands legacy: the final destination: Bear Creek Wildlife Management Area
• Landscape of change: Makoshika State Park
• A landscape of grief
• A landscape of statehood: the Montana state capitol.
• Landscape, memory, and the western past. [Fort Rock, Oregon]
• Landscapes of opportunity: phases of railroad promotion of the Pacific Northwest
• Landscaping in Montana...Naturally
• Lang, W. & Myers, R. Montana: our land and people. 1979.
• Lang, W. and R. Myers. Montana: our land and people.
• Langellier, J. Parade ground soldiers. 1978.
• Lasers in the library.
• The Last Best Place [selection from the book ed. by W. Kittredge & A. Smith & illus. by art prints of Russell, Kercher, Hines, Morgan, & Carter.]
• The last best place: are we losing it?
• Last bleat for Montana's sheep industry
• The last book: confessions of a gun editor. 1984.
• Last in the charts, but not least in our hearts
• The last North Dakota joke may be on us
• The Last Parable wins again.
• The Last Parable [30 min. Produced by the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks.]
• Last Refuge: the Environmental Showdown in Yellowstone and the American West. Morrow, 1993.
• The last round-up: Theodore Roosevelt confronts the Nonpartisan League, October 1918
• The last sale at the Pony Cash Store
• Last tango in Melrose
• Late-season hunting [to remove wild animals from haystacks, etc.]
• Latigo & Lace: Augusta's fine arts and gift store
• Laubin, R. & Laubin, G. American Indian archery. 1980.
• Launching skyward: cruise and climb in Glacier
• Laura Ingalls Wilder, prairie days kept alive forever
• Law and Chinese in frontier Montana
• Law, order and reform in the Gallatin, 1893-1918
• Lawson, M. Dammed Indians: the Pick-Sloan Plan and the Missouri River Sioux, 1944-1980. 1982.
• Lawyer: what it's like to be one in Montana
• Layer up: playing and staying warm
• Layers of sediment shuffled like cards. the Rocky mountain front
• Lazuli buntings: singing the blues
• Leaf it alone [Queen Anne's lace, bleeding heart, nightshade, poison ivy and more]
• Learn and serve... serve and learn
• Learning about the outdoors IN the outdoors [Glacier Institute].
• Learning as they go
• Learning wildlife in public schools
• The leather throne
• Leave it to beavers: stream rehab specialists
• Leave young wildlife in the wild
• Leave your watch at home
• Lecompte, J. Pueblo, Hardscrabble, Greenhorn: the upper Arkansas, 1832-1856. 1978.
• Lee Metcalf
• Lee Metcalf (1911-1978).
• The Lee Metcalf wilderness
• The legacy of conquest. 1987.
• A legend nearly lost
• The legend of Hugh Glass and the grizzly
• The legendary era of Forest Service packers
• The legendary longhorn: new interest in an old breed
• The legendary medicine bundle of Red Whip, Gros Ventre warrior
• Legislator Dorothy Bradley.
• Len and Sandy Sargent: Cinnabar Basin ranchers active conservationists
• Lenders, CPA's and business loans
• Leonard Stutsman: the lone man and Loneman Lookout.
• A Leopoldian alliance: Isaac Homestead Wildlife Management Area
• Let them speak for themselves.
• A letter from 'ome [includes recipe for pasties]
• A letter from Jean [why man hunts]
• Letter: Longhair M. Schroeder Author replies
• Letters
• The Letters of Jessie Benton Fremont. Univ. of Illinois Press, 1993.
• Letters to the editor [responses to W. Farr's essay, Troubled Bundles, Troubled Blackfeet, which appeared in the Autumn 1993 issue of MT Mag W Hist
• Letting wild fire loose: the fires of '88.
• Levengood's Motel, big band & hot tubs.
• Lewis & Clark Caverns
• Lewis and Clark among the Indians.
• Lewis and Clark caverns: a showcase of Nature's forces
• The Lewis and Clark Caverns: Politics and the establishment of Montana's first state park
• Lewis and Clark Meeting Indians at Ross' Hole [mural, oil on canvas, 1912]
• Lewis and Clark pageant
• Lewistown's Empire Cafe [and] The Double Front, a Missoula institution that does chicken right.
• Lewistown, Montana's centerpiece
• Lewistown: a community profile
• Lewistown: capitol of central Montana
• Libby Dam
• Libby online: linking with the world
• Libby to Troy road
• Libby: living in splendid isolation
• License fees increase
• License No. and County.
• License to float: the Salmon River permit system.
• Lichens: tiny bioindicators of air pollution.
• Licit amusements of enlisted men in the post-Civil War army
• Lies my guide told me.
• Life among the nuthatches
• The Life and Legacy of Annie Oakley. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1994.
• The life and times of James Willard Schultz (Apikuni).
• The life and times of James Willard Schultz
• The life and times of the silver flash [goldeye]
• The life and western art of E.E. Heikka
• Life in the tropics: migratory birds who winter in the tropics
• Life is the pits
• The life of an idea: the significance of Frederick Jackson Turner's Frontier Thesis.
• The life of Grizzly 500
• Life on the edge [human disturbance in the Rocky Mountain Front area may impact mountain goat populations].
• Life on the edge.
• Life on the edge: Montana/North Dakota border towns
• Life on the North Fork of the Flathead
• Life on the reservations 1890: documenting despair
• Lightning: the big strike
• Like them lichens [part fungi, part algae]
• Limbaugh, R. Rocky Mountain carpetbaggers: Idaho's Territorial Governors, 1863-1890. 1982.
• Limiting use in wilderness areas: internal and external controls.
• A limitless sky: the work of Charles M. Russell in the Collection of the Rockwell Museum, Corning, New York. 1986.
• Lincoln's Doc Smith
• Lincoln, wilderness getaway
• Lingeman, R. Small town America: a narrative history, 1620-present. 1981.
• Lingenfelter, R. Steamboats on the Colorado River, 1852-1916. 1978.
• Lingering scars. [Traffic stops for officers Kunkel & Murphy result in death & injury.]
• Listen for the sound of rain
• Listening to the native voice: American Indian schooling in the twentieth century.
• Literary acts: Montana as writers' mecca.
• The Little Bighorn Campaign, March- September 1876. Combined Books, 1993.
• Little critters [birth growth and parental care of antelope, deer and other wild animals]
• Little Crow: spokesman for the Sioux.
• A little diversion: dog shows.
• A little diversion: horse races.
• A little diversion: horse shows.
• A little diversion: performing arts.
• Little Orphan otter
• Little sister: a long winter's journey.
• Little sister: a long winter's journey. [Memory of death in isolated Sheep Creek Basin in 1917].
• Live from Shelby:hectic homey small town radio.
• Liver eating Johnston - Montana's macabre mountain man
• The livery stable in the American West
• Lives & shadows: an Eddies's Club Collection
• Livestock grazing on federal lands: a boon to Montana's economy
• Living by the Lake: Flathead's all-year residents.
• Living history [Mt Haggin area]
• Living history. Management plans.
• Living in the North Fork: no frills.
• Living on the edge [reversible poster folded in center of magazine]
• Living on the land: Farming and ranching today
• Living on the line: our Canadian connection
• Living the past: Montana history re- created [rendezous, pow wows, and re- staged military battles]
• Living the rivers: Norman Maclean, Thomas McGuane and the recovery of grace
• Living water: physical,chemical and biological conditions provide an ecosystem for plants and animals
• Living with bald eagles.
• Living with grizzlies
• Living with hunter orange
• The Livingston Depot Center
• Livingston my way
• Livingston's 1908 champs [baseball]
• Livingston: railroad town on the Yellowstone
• Llamas: at home on the range: Montana ranks fourth in numbers of llama in U.S.
• A lobotomy isn't required to take kids fishing, but it helps. Fishing supplement [32 p.] follows page 114.
• Local area profiles of Montana's forest products industry
• A local framework for ecotourism development.
• The local outlook for 1986: Billings, Great Falls, Helena, and Missoula.
• The local outlook: Billings, Great Falls, Helena, and Missoula
• The Local outlook: introducing the new forecasts for the Missoula, Billings, Great Falls, and Helena areas
• Lofaro, M. The life and adventures of Daniel Boone. 1979.
• Log that!: Tips on how to make a log on things you see & do outside
• Logger sports champs
• The logger
• Lone Mountain Guest Ranch: Big Sky's nordic neighbor.
• Lone Pine State Park: scenery and solitude close to town.
• Lonesome Dove, Thompson Falls logging and gourmet [restaurant]
• Lonesome dove.
• Lonetree stage stop in the shadow of Square Butte
• The long history of fire in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem
• Long Jakes, the Rocky Mountain Man [oil on canvas, 1844]
• Long range weather forecasting and other games of chance
• Long Vistas: Women and Families on Colorado Homesteads. Univ. Press of Colorado, 1993.
• A long winter's nap: what do grizzly bears and earthworms have in common?
• Long, E. The Saints and the Union: Utah Territory during the Civil War. 1981.
• Long-time enforcement Chief Kent retires [from FWP's Enforcement Div.]
• Long-time Lady Norrine, still singin' it country-style.
• A longer, grimmer, but more interesting story.
• A look at gold [definition of and uses for gold]
• A look at leadership
• A look at Montana's Terrible Lizards
• A look back at Yellowstone.
• The look of the elephant: on seeing western history.
• Look sharp! Photo portfolio of Montana wildlife
• Look to the future.
• Looking ahead to summer rambles: six easy hikes on the Continental Divide.
• Looking ahead [Maintaining big game populations with increased recreational demands]
• Looking at Russell. 1987.
• Looking back on the Sun Road. [Building the Going-to-the-Sun Highway through Glacier National Park.]
• Looking down from Bellyache Butte
• Lookout! It's a wildfire: lookout tower surrounded by fires
• Looks like..sounds like
• Loon lady, - Lynn Kelly - she saves wild treasures [includes facts about loons]
• Loon music
• Loon Society formed.
• The looseness of Zion: the lighter side of Mormon history.
• Lords of the Plain
• Loren Kreck: inspiration on ice
• Lorena Hickok to Harry Hopkins, 1933: a woman reporter views prairie hard times
• Los Comanches: the Horse People, 1751- 1845. Univ. of New Mexico Press, 1993.
• Lost and found traditions: Native American art, 1965-1985. 1986.
• Lost and found: stories and photos from our readers
• Lost in the wilderness: Truman Everts agony
• Lou Devon's narrative: a tale of the Mandans' lost years
• Love in every stitch: quilting in Montana
• Love nature...and be a gentleman. [Ernest Dutch Braunlich]
• Love that country western.
• Love that lutefisk
• Love those anglers!
• Low-down on Lyme disease.
• The lowdown on Showdown
• Lowe, D. and Sumner, D. Alpine country of the West.
• Lower Geyser Basin [watercolor, 1873].
• The Lucky Diamond, Montana Ritz.
• Luebke, F. ed. Ethnicity on the Great Plains. 1980.
• The lure of the Kootenai
• Lures & allures: a century of fishing Yellowstone National Park
• Lustre, a Mennonite community
• Luvera, P. How to carve totem poles.
• Lying on the Eastern Slope: James Townsend's Comic Journalism on the Mining Frontier. 1984.
• Lyme disease in Montana.
• Lynch, N. Butte centennial recollections.
• Lynch, N. Montana's legislature through the years.
• Lynn Kelly: a marathon of dedication: protecting loon nests with signs
• Lynx spider

M  [^]

• M is for Montana
• M is for Montana. 1988.
• Mabbutt, B. & Mabbutt A. North American wild game cookbook. 1982.
• Mac's Bar and Grill [Wolf Creek]
• Machado, M. ed. The past remembered: an oral history of the Potomac Valley. 1980.
• Madam Mayor: Kathleen Ramey
• Madge Stevenson [daughter of Gildford homesteader Clint Sailor, and Havre resident]
• The Madison and the Yellowstone: tackle fondling in paradise
• The Madison limestone, our local rock of ages.
• Madison midsummer.
• Madison Range hike
• The Madison River's Grizzly Bar & Grill.
• The Madison River.
• Madison trout in the Marias
• Madsen, B. The Lemhi: Sacajawea's people. 1979.
• Madsen, B. The Northern Shoshoni. 1980.
• Madsen, B. & Madsen, B. North to Montana! Bull wackers, and mule skinners on the Montana Trail. 1980.
• The magic cows [rest rotation management]
• Magic Lands: Western Cityscapes and American Culture after 1940. University of California Press, 1992.
• The magic pack, a wolf come-back in the North Fork (of the Flathead River).
• Magnificence and Misery: A Firsthand Account of the 1897 Klondike Gold Rush. 1984.
• Magnificent distances: Montana's historic good roads
• A Magpie named Bert
• Magpie rising.
• Mails, T. Fools Crow. 1979.
• Main Street, Montana.
• Main streets of the Yellowstone valley
• A Maine man in the West: letters of Stephen C. Barron, 1867-1874
• Maintaining memories: Dooley Cemetery Association grooms & decorates graves in ghost town
• Maintaining the tradition
• The majestic bighorn falls to pinkeye
• Major art show in Helena.
• Major medical: regional hospitals, challenged by distance, terrain and sparse population, join forces
• Major Montana road races.
• Make a buck saving sawbuck.
• Make a ski rack
• Make it a down-home weekend [Teton Antique Steam & Gas Threshing Assoc. 5th annual Threshing Bee]
• Make your hedges good enough to eat
• Make your own jerky
• The make-up of ice.
• Makin' tracks
• Makin' tracks: Blacktail Plateau
• Makin' tracks: Cliff Lake
• Makin' tracks: Judith Peak
• Makin' tracks: Lamoose Lake
• Makin' tracks: Line Creek Plateau
• Makin' tracks: Mount Helena Ridgeline Trail
• Makin' tracks: Petroglyph Canyon
• Makin' tracks: Prospect Peak
• Makin' tracks: Round Meadows Ski Area
• Makin' tracks: South Fork Brackett Creek
• Makin' tracks: Willow Creek Gorge Trail
• Making a difference
• Making a difference [kids help-out at a wildlife rescue center]
• Making a difference [kids in Bozeman, MT help restore trails]
• Making a difference [kids in Everett, Washington, develop park]
• Making a difference [Salt Lake City 5th graders recycle brown paper bags].
• Making a difference! Missouri children in the 1940's helped the environment as Nature Knights
• Making a difference: Children for Wildlife Club near Glacier National Park
• Making a difference: from Belize to Bismarck North Dakota kids are making a big difference
• Making a difference: Hooked on Fishing
• Making an elk purse out of a cow's ear
• Making his mark
• The making of a town: Wright, Wyoming.
• The making of Flathead Lake: a freak preserved by accident
• The making of Fort Peck Reservoir: power and flood control, yes, but in 1933, building the first great lake of the Missouri meant jobs
• The making of the Beartooth plateau
• Making regional marketplaces international [NAFTA]
• Making strategic choices: the role of economics in national forest planning.
• Making the world unsafe for democracy: vigilantes, Grangers, and the Walla Walla Outrage of June 1918
• Making tracks: by train through Glacier Park
• Making young fishing fanatics
• Makoshika State Park: photo portfolio
• The Makoshika triceratops
• Makoshika: the best of the badlands
• Malone, M. The battle for Butte: mining and politics on the Northern frontier, 1864-1906. 1981.
• Malone, M. and Roeder, R. Montana, a history of two centuries.
• Malta: cattle country
• Malta: cowtown.
• Malted in Montana.
• Mammals of the Northern Rockies.
• Mammals of the sea
• Man bites dog in Yellowstone: the fire books of 1989.
• The man God sent to tame the wild west
• The man who moved mountains.
• Management plans: Mount Haggin Wildlife and Recreation Area
• Managing fish on the Mighty Mo.
• Managing for moose and timber in the northern Rockies.
• Managing human waste in a river environment: an alternative approach
• Managing Montana's paddlefish: new approaches
• Managing rivers in a regional context: necessary concept or impractical idea?
• Managing the forests in the aftermath of the fires
• Managing the grizzly bear.
• Managing the wild back into wilderness.
• Managment plans: Mount Haggin Wildlife and Recreation Area
• Mandibles [Daphnia provides food for both kokanee and opossum shrimp in Flathead Lake.]
• Manipulating nature's paradise: national park management under Stephen T. Mather, 1916-1929
• Manufacturing in Montana: growth slows as decade ends
• Many Faces: An Anthology of Oregon Autobiography. Oregon State Univ. Press, 1993.
• Many Glacier: still stunning after all these years.
• Mapling in Montana: maple or box elder trees produce sap
• Mapping Montana's history [historical county maps.]
• Mapping the North American Plains: essays in the history of cartography. 1987.
• Mapping wildlife diversity for gap analysis.
• Marcoux wins fly fisher's award. Commission honor Bird. Vincent honors national TU award.
• Marcus Daly and Montana: one man's imprint on the land
• The Mari Sndoz I knew.
• Market shares and regional networks in Montana's hospital industry
• Marketing cows by the carton
• Marking and making history: The Upper Missouri Historical Expedition of 1925
• Marlboro Man Herf Ingersoll
• A marmot by any other name...
• Marmots, Pliny's alpine mice are alive and well in Montana
• Marshall's hotel in the National Park
• Martin, C. Keepers of the game: Indian-animal relationships and the fur trade. 1978.
• Marvelous figures, astonished travelers: The Montana Expedition of Maximilian, Prince of Wied
• Mary Fields, survivor in a rough land
• Mary Graves Welte
• Mary Ground: Grass Woman
• Mary Richardson Walker: the shattered dreams of a missionary woman
• Mass in many tongues: Rev. John Wang
• A massing of elk
• Master of camouflage: flammulated owl
• Master photographer: Mountain Goat Hileman
• Mastering your barometer
• The Matador Ranch: raising woolies the Basque way.
• A matter of priorities: hunt ducks or clean house?
• The mature market.
• Max's big race, (Governors's Cup Marathon)
• Mayfly magic
• Mayor [Missoula]
• McAdams, C. Yellowstone National Park guide and reference book.
• McBride, L. Western cooking.
• McCune, S. Flower talk.
• McDermott, J. Forlorn hope: the battle of White Bird Canyon and the beginning of the Nez Perce war. 1978.
• McDonald Creek's bald eagles: an international resource
• McDonald, L. Fur trade letters of Francis Ermatinger. 1880.
• McDowell, B. The American cowboy in life and legend.
• McGregor, A. Counting sheep: from open range to agribusiness on the Columbia Plateau. 1982.
• McGuane, Thomas. Nothing but blue sky. n.d.
• McLaughlin Research Institute
• McLucas wins MFW award
• McWenneger and Shaws Slough: the best of the West
• Meanderthals: lazy flatwater paddling in Montana
• The meanest horse I ever knew and other stories
• Medicine Lake Wilderness: pelicans, prairie and potholes.
• The Medicine Man
• Medicine Rocks State Park.
• Medicine Rocks State Park: a sand castle curiosity
• Medicine Rocks: In Yan Oka Lo Ka
• The Medicine Wolf returns: traditional Blackfeet concepts of Canis Lupus
• Medicine women: Montana's pioneer doctors
• Meet A. B. Guthrie, Jr.
• Meet anyone face to face and keep the bullet in front.
• Meet me in Montana: Winter activities sure to break your (cabin) fever
• Meet the bighorn
• Meet the Commissioners and the Director
• Meet the new president [UM]
• Meet the rubber boa.
• The Meeteetse Trail
• Meeting the challenge
• Meeting the invasion: integrated weed management.
• Mehmke Steam Museum
• The mellowing of Montana Power short- circuiting the bad-guy image
• Membership in the club: a new look at business power circles
• Memorial Day in Philipsburg.
• Memorial funds honor conservationist Phil Tawney
• Memorial scholarship honors Dr. Brown
• Memorial stone for Rupe Sayer on the Missouri River near Craig
• Memories of Sidney and lower Yellowstone
• Men and mountains [oil on canvas, 1931]
• The men in the mines
• Men of the Open Range [oil, by C.M. Russell, 1923]
• Menus for the field
• Merk, F. History of the Westward movement. 1978.
• Merriam's on the move.
• Merriam's turkeys
• Merriam, H. The arts in Montana.
• Merriam, H., ed. The arts in Montana.
• Merriam,H.G. The long friendship between Frank Bird Linderman and Charles Marion Russell.
• A message from the publisher...
• A message to all concerned for wildlife [hunters and non-hunters]
• Messenger of the new age: station KGIR in Butte
• The Met meets Montana: opera company debuts in Bozeman
• The meteor theory of extinction of dinosaurs
• The Metropolitan Frontier: cities in the Modern American West. Univ. of Arizona Press, 1993.
• Mexican food to bank on: La Toucan Cantina at home in the old Metals and Trust Bank building
• Microbes & monitors
• Microscopic mysteries: Yellowstone's geothermal pools
• Midas of the West: the incredible career of William Rogers Clark
• Middle Fork Judith: backpacking Montana's heartland.
• MIDWINTER BLUES
• Mighty mouse - prolific, adaptable, in- corrigible
• Mighty mussels
• Migration into western wilderness counties: causes and consequences
• Migration miracles
• Migratory landbirds in western Mexico: a vanishing habitat.
• Mike.
• Mildenberger family preserves legacy
• Miles City Range Riders Museum.
• The Miles City Star
• The Miles City sturgeon incident
• Miles City: cowboy country
• Miles City: Yellowstone River oasis.
• Milestone on the Bitterroot.
• Milestown Brewing Co.: history on tap
• Militant dreamweaver: Bearhead Swaney
• Milk River wagon train
• The Milk River Wildlife Management Areas
• Mill and Mine: The CF&I in the Twentieth Century. Univ. of Nebraska Press, 1992.
• The Mill-Iron cafe.
• Miller named to Boat Safety Council
• Miller, D. & Cohen, S. Military and trading posts of Montana. 1978.
• Miller, D. & Cohen, S. The University of Montana, Missoula, a pictorial hisotry.
• Miller, D. and S. Cohen. Military and trading posts of Montana.
• Milner, C. With good intentions: Quaker work among the Pawnees, Otos and Omahas in the 1870s. 1982.
• The Milwaukee Road corridor
• The mind of the fisherman.
• Miner, H. Wichita: the early years, 1865-1880. 1982.
• Mineralogy on the River.
• Minerva Allen: Educator, linguist, poet [Interview]
• Mining
• Mining America: the industry and the environment, 1800-1980. 1987.
• Mining and energy: no more boom times
• Mining in Butte 40 years ago
• Mining Montana: why not?
• Mining the summit: Colorado's Ten Mile District, 1860-1960
• Mining Town: the Photographic Record of T.N. Barnard and Nellie Stockbridge from the Coeur D'Alenes. 1984.
• Mining, Montana, and the future: a case study of the Montana Tunnels Project.
• Minister, Mother, musician: Kathy Munson-Young
• A minor Montana miracle [House Bill 195 offers solutions to landowner/hunter issues]
• Mint conditions
• The misadventures of a fly fisherman: life with and without Papa.
• Missing in Glacier! The disappearance of the Whitehead brothers in 1924.
• The missing journals of Meriwether Lewis
• The Mission Mountain Wilderness
• Mission Mountain Winery, conquered grapes.
• Mission Mountains East, perfect day trip
• The Mission Mountains tribal wilderness, a Salish-Kootenai gift.
• The Mission Mountains: survivors of Rocky Mountain trench warfare
• Mission Valley: Four Winds Indian Trading Post.
• Missionary Marsh
• The Missoula clydesdale auction.
• Missoula County's trucking industry
• The Missoula Northern Pacific [brewery/ restaurant].
• Missoula's classic roundhouse recalls steam engine days
• Missoula's masterpiece theaters, old- fashioned glamour and oddball glitz.
• Missoula, Montana: greening the Garden City. Cover title: Forests in the City.
• Missoula...University town
• The Missouri and the Milk:displaced rivers
• Missouri River reverie: remote camp in the Missouri Breaks makes memorable hunt
• The Missouri's stately cottonwoods: how we can save them
• Missourians on the Madison.
• Mist on the river: remembrances of Dan Bailey.
• Mister Mom! Animal dads
• Mitigation in the Flathead [repairing environmental damage]
• Mixed signals for Montana's economy: forecasting the state economy, 1987- 1989.
• MO cops a third [in Association for Conservation Information, Inc. competition].
• Mo-Chedda cheese [Missoula, MT].
• A model for the nation: statewide environmental lobbying organization
• A moment in time: the West--September, 1806
• Monarch of all these mighty wonders: Tourists and Yellowstone's Excelsior Geyser, 1881-1890
• Monitoring air pollution: more work for honeybees.
• Monkey Tag. Scholastic, n.d.
• The monkey wrench gang.
• Montan's transmission corridor controversy. Line of fire, part 2
• Montana (Well, sort of...): a review of the television movie MONTANA
• Montana agriculture and the global economy
• Montana agriculture: an overview
• Montana agriculture: volatile prices draw attention to the industry
• Montana and international meat markets: what's the beef?
• Montana and its region
• Montana and the nation: some demographic notes
• Montana and the ultimate energy crisis
• Montana and the West: essays in honor of K. Ross Toole
• The Montana Arts Council
• Montana as writers' haven.
• Montana bighorns
• Montana blizzards can kill
• Montana Business Quarterly index, 1982- 86
• Montana Business Quarterly index, 1983-87
• MONTANA BUSINESS QUARTERLY index, 1984- 1988.
• Montana Business Quarterly Index, 1985- 1989
• Montana Business Quarterly index, 1991- 95
• Montana Business Quarterly Index, 1991-95
• Montana Business Quarterly Index, 1992-96
• Montana Business Quarterly Index, 1993-97
• Montana Business Quarterly Index, 1994-98
• Montana Business Quarterly Index, 1995-99
• Montana Business Quarterly Index, 1996-00
• Montana Business Quarterly Index, 1997-01
• Montana Business Quarterly index: 1981-85
• Montana Business Quarterly index: 1986-90
• Montana Business Quarterly index: 1987-91
• Montana Business Quarterly index: 1988-92
• Montana Business Quarterly index: 1989-93
• Montana Business Quarterly index: 1990-94
• Montana Business Quarterly receives award
• Montana business: an overview
• Montana Centennial, 1889-1989: Montana Victoriana.
• The Montana Central rides again
• The Montana Club 1985 centennial
• The Montana Club
• Montana collageour history through photographs,1880-1910
• The Montana Collection: keeping the best at home
• Montana Community Foundation: giving back to Montana
• Montana consumer confidence down slightly
• Montana Consumer Index drops
• Montana consumers: growing hesitant
• The Montana Cooperative Extension Service: a History, 1893-1974
• Montana cowboys: past and present
• Montana day by day: calendar of events
• Montana dreams: Earl Roberts.
• Montana east of the mountains: a place to explore this summer
• Montana economy still strong despite Asian flu crises
• The Montana economy
• Montana episodes: shipping time
• Montana fights to save wild life [Reprint from Montana Wild Life, 1928]
• Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks 1999 annual report
• Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks 2000 annual report
• Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks 2001 annual report
• Montana for real rodeo
• Montana forest industry report
• Montana gold camps: Following the trail of gold
• The Montana Highway Patrol
• The Montana Historical Society
• Montana Historical Society. F. Jay Haynes, photographer. 1981.
• Montana history's decade
• Montana images: showcase of Montana's finest wildlife, wildlands, and wildfllowers
• Montana in cyberspace
• Montana in retrospect: a centennial tribute
• Montana in sheet music.
• Montana in stamps
• Montana in the majors.
• Montana in the pulp novels
• Montana in the year 2000 a turn-of-the- century State-of-the-State address.
• Montana internet and web methods
• Montana is...by Mike Logan. Buglin' Bull Press, 1995. 34 minutes.
• Montana isn't always cold
• Montana literature and western identity: a review essay
• Montana made [Montana products and entrepeneurs].
• Montana made [Montana products and entrepeneurs]: For love of Norway.
• Montana made [Montana products and entrepeneurs]: Pipe dreams
• Montana made [Montana products and entrepeneurs]: Ruana knife mystique
• Montana made [Montana products and entrepreneurs] Ice is nice.
• Montana MAgazine summer travel special issue
• Montana malted
• Montana meltdown: hot fare for cold days
• Montana memories being a memoir
• Montana memories: a model outing
• Montana memories: cheesecake by the lake.
• Montana memories: Cliffie and the Great Gunpowder Experiment
• Montana memories: creme soda
• Montana memories: dream fishing
• Montana memories: drifter in the drifts
• Montana memories: Fawn Creek: it's grounds for a picnic
• Montana memories: filigrees and skipping stones
• Montana memories: huckleberry country
• Montana memories: nine silver dollars
• Montana memories: raccoon reason
• Montana memories: the Loner
• Montana memories: the memory key
• Montana memories: the ox auction
• Montana memories: those sad, sad-irons
• Montana micro-businesses: new data uncovered
• Montana miracles: restoring our rivers and streams
• Montana mountain goats.
• Montana mountain lions.
• Montana moves mountains for wild trout [at Wade Lake].
• The Montana Natural Areas Act: a thirteen-year revival
• Montana on the run: the great race...a great racer [Peaks to Prairie Marathon]
• Montana on the run:inside a marathon - Ann Danzer sets a Governor's cup record
• Montana or bust! Montana migration patterns
• The Montana outdoor challenge
• Montana Outdoors portrait: yellow-headed blackbird (Xanthocephalos xanthocephalos)
• Montana Outdoors profile: sandhill crane (Grus canadensis)
• Montana Outdoors report
• Montana Outdoors special issue includes photographs of plants, animals, birds, and scenery. The photos are accompanied by poems of Montana school children
• Montana Outdoors special issue includes photos of plants, animals, birds & scenery with literary quotes
• Montana Outdoors special issue includes photos of plants, animals, birds, and scenery with quotes from conservationist Jay N. Ding Darling
• Montana Outdoors special photo issue of Montana scenes accompanied by Montana song lyrics
• Montana Outdoors special photo issue of Montana scenes with quotations from the writing and correspondence of Charlie Russell
• Montana Outdoors special photo issue of Montana's flora and fauna with quotations from A.B. Guthrie's writing
• Montana Outdoors special pictorial issue includes photographs of plants, animals,birds and scenery
• MONTANA OUTDOORS takes second.
• Montana place names
• Montana place names [Absarokee, Blaine County, Box Elder, Grass Range, Libby, Livingston, Winnett, Two Dot, Drummond, Fort Missoula]
• Montana place names [Alta, Anaconda, Baker, Big Horn County, Hysham, Stanford]
• Montana place names [Glasgow, Lewistown, Helmville, Havre, Big Sandy, Big Timber, Thompson Falls]
• Montana place names [Miles City, Dillon, Choteau, Choteau, Culbertson, Cooke City]
• Montana place names [Red Lodge, Superior, Broadus, Shelby, Jordan, Whitehall.
• The Montana Poll, Part 1: Montanans speak out on legislative priorities and other state govermnment issues
• The Montana Poll. Part II. Montanan's economic outlook: improved but not bright
• The Montana Poll.
• The Montana poll: more than just a public opinion poll
• The Montana Power Company perspective: acquiring electric resources through demand-side management & conservation
• Montana Power gives state mitigation money.
• Montana Power: a universe of companies
• The Montana prairie
• Montana preserves of The Nature Conservancy
• Montana property taxes since I-105
• Montana Rail Link.
• Montana rangelands
• Montana river floating
• Montana seniors: going the extra mile
• Montana sketchbook [comic strip].
• Montana skiing
• Montana skiing gets even better!
• Montana spaces.
• Montana spring
• Montana state park system visitor study
• Montana Stockgrowers directory.
• The Montana stockman
• The Montana Study: an experiment in community, 1944-1947
• Montana suckers: aquatic vacuum cleaners.
• Montana summer scene [oil, by Joseph Henry Sharp, ca. 1905] Photograph of Crow Indian camp on back cover, ca. 1905
• Montana Superfund sites: hopeful or hopeless?
• Montana taxation and expenditures: issues, concerns, and observations
• Montana taxation and expenditures: trends and comparisons
• Montana tea, and other signs of spring
• Montana Tech 1893-1984.
• The Montana University system: the first half-century
• A Montana waterfowl portfolio
• Montana waterfowlers at a crossroads: the question of steel shot
• Montana weather: fall
• Montana weather: what causes it, how it is forecast
• Montana Wild
• The Montana Wilderness study act: the environmentalist viewpoint
• The Montana wilderness study act: the forest industries' viewpoint
• Montana wilderness study bill
• Montana wilderness.
• Montana wilderness: discovering the heritage.
• Montana wildlife: sometimes a nuisance
• Montana winters: some memories by the Miles City Star
• Montana Women's Clubs at the turn of the century.
• Montana women: at the top of the list
• Montana's monument to Victorian splendor [Governors mansion]
• Montana's agriculture food, jobs and tax dollars
• Montana's Air National Guard...cream of the crop.
• Montana's ballon warfare scare: 1944
• Montana's balloon warfare scare: 1944
• Montana's big game kill in 1931 [Reprint from Montana Wild Life, February 1932]
• Montana's birdmen of World War I
• Montana's bison: a management dilemma
• Montana's brave new world? Courting and keeping high-tech
• Montana's buffalo trout
• Montana's centennial--a time to smell the flowers.
• Montana's changing health care sector [hospital and long term care].
• Montana's changing scenes: photo comparisons show change of ground cover from early days
• Montana's Christmas tree plantations...This million dollar business is tougher than a Scotch Pine
• Montana's cliff-hanger: the Coeur d'Alene salamander.
• Montana's coal industry. [Rail transportation as a factor in coal marketing.]
• Montana's coal industry: facing an uncertain future
• Montana's cosmoplitan game bird
• Montana's early-day rangers.
• Montana's eclectic collectors: packrat
• Montana's economic outlook
• Montana's economic report card.
• Montana's economic situation: a personal and statewide assessment.
• Montana's economy continues to recover.
• Montana's economy: factors & forecasts
• Montana's economy: general economic indicators. 1989: Montana's state and local area outlook.
• Montana's enterprising
• Montana's enterprising Colonel Broadwater
• Montana's explorers: the pioneer naturalists.
• Montana's fabulous ghost towns [Elkhorn, Marysville, Bannack, Virginia City]
• Montana's first citizen: Governor Thomas Judge
• Montana's first great glove fight.
• Montana's Flathead country.
• Montana's flying toads
• Montana's forest products industry today
• Montana's forest products industry: 1991 and beyond
• Montana's forest products industry: current condition and outlook
• Montana's forest products industry: national market & local timber supply affect industry
• Montana's forest products industry: production declined in late 1998
• Montana's gentle protesters: Coxey's Army, 1894
• Montana's growing market segments
• Montana's handlebar infantry: from Ft Missoula to St. Louis aboarad gunbikes.
• Montana's handlebar infantry: from Ft Missoula to St.Louis aboarad gunbikes
• Montana's handlebar infantry: from Ft. Missoula to St. Louis aboard gunbikes
• Montana's high-tech firms moving into the 21st century: TechLink helps businesses uncover technology
• Montana's huckleberry industry
• Montana's Last Desperado: the Life and Death of Joe Reagin. Don L. Weibert, 1992.
• Montana's log home industry
• Montana's log home industry, 1976-1993
• Montana's log home industry: developments over the last three decades
• Montana's log home legacy in modern trim [thermal performance]
• Montana's magnificent hummers
• Montana's major airports: economic activity profiles
• Montana's major airports: economic and activity profiles
• Montana's major urban areas: trends and forecasts
• Montana's midget mammal: the shrew.
• Montana's monuments: history in the making
• Montana's most brutal climate may be on the ground
• Montana's mountain whitefish: It don't get no respect.
• Montana's mysterious cat. Profile of a houndsman: Bill Dishman
• Montana's native rainbows
• Montana's natural resource industries: recent trends during an improving economy
• Montana's next six years: a period of refinement
• Montana's nonprofit arts sector: an economic seedbed
• Montana's old territorial prison.
• Montana's people and productivity: forecast highlights through 2010
• Montana's political culture: a century of evolution
• Montana's premium talc: from Detroit to diapers
• Montana's publicly held utilities
• Montana's rare ones: Montana has eight animals classified
• Montana's record paddlefish
• Montana's record-setting fish (1990).
• Montana's river roosters
• Montana's secondary wood & paper products sector
• Montana's self confessed elite: The Progressive Men of Montana
• Montana's shifting population: changes in congressional districts.
• Montana's shirt-sleeve winter, 1980-1981
• Montana's silver lady curvaceous heroine of the Columbian Exposition
• Montana's silver mining era: great boom and great bust
• Montana's ski touring centers:out on the tracks
• Montana's state budget crisis & fiscal reform
• Montana's tourism and recreation industry
• Montana's tourism and recreation industry: 6.4 million nonresidents visited in 1992
• Montana's transmission corridor controversy, Part 2
• Montana's transmission corridor controversy: Line of fire, Part 1
• Montana's travel and recreation industry continues decade of growth
• Montana's treasure of historic buildings
• Montana's trophy bonanza.
• Montana's troubled coal industry: a 1986 update
• Montana's venomous
• Montana's walk of stars
• Montana's Watchable Wildlife: a catchy solution to the non-game dilemma
• Montana's water ouzel: the fearless dipper
• Montana's wild turkeys
• Montana's wilderness fishery: should we manage it, or leave it alone?
• Montana's wilderness lands: extensive today, excessive tomorrow?
• Montana's wilderness: the big picture on back country. The status of wild Montana [summary of proposed and designated wilderness areas] The numbers game [public land stats in U.S.]
• Montana's woodpeckers these hard-headed chiselers go full-bore all winter
• The Montana-Japan exchange [interest in log homes and artwork]
• Montana: 99% perfect
• Montana: a pictorial history.
• Montana: Land of Contrast. 1984.
• Montana: last of the big time plunders
• Montana: the polar province
• Montanan's message to the 1983 legislature: listen to us but don't expect us to get involved [The Montana Poll]
• Montanan's non-wage income: recent patterns in retirement, medical, and welfare payments
• Montanans and the most peculiar disease: the influenza epidemic and public health, 1918-1919.
• Montanans and the sales tax: still a toss-up.
• Montanans at work: businesswomen in agricultural communities.
• Montanans at work: camp cooks in Montana.
• Montanans comment on state political leaders.
• Montanans divided on missile issues.
• Montanans favor using and reducing coal severance tax
• Montanans inducted into Hunting Hall of Fame
• Montanans new and old
• Montanans respond on nuclear issues: pro freeze, mixed on MX
• Montanans say yes to wilderness protection but no to adding more wilderness
• Montanans speak out on legislative priorities and other state government issues [the Montana Poll]
• The Montanans' fishing guide. 2 vol, rev 1982.
• Montanans' message to the 1983 legislature: listen to us but don't expect us to get involved
• Monte Dolack: up from the land of starving artists
• Moon, M.E. John Medicinewolf.
• More deadly than war: Pacific Coast logging, 1827-1981.
• More folks behind the badge
• More info needed on breeding birds.
• More magic: summer Shakespeare
• More mergers and acquisitions are expected for 2001: you can bank on it
• More Montana ranchers may be counting sheep
• More on Montana and international beef markets.
• More on the Smith [Reader's Respond section - writer requesting no outfitters on the Smith river].
• More on woodpeckers
• More perspectives on Montana's economy: 1992 gubinatorial candidate Dorothy Bradley's views
• More than a hunt
• Morels: fruit of the fire
• Moreton Frewen's western adventures: it was hard to be a gentleman.
• Morgan, M. Puget's Sound: a narrative of early Tacoma and the Southern Sound. 1979.
• Morley canoes, Swan Valley craftsmanship.
• Mormon Enigma: Emma Hale Smith, Prophet's Wife, Elect Lady, Polygamy's Foe. 1984.
• The Mormon-Carson Emigrant Trail in western history
• Mormonism: the Story of a new Religious Tradition. 1984.
• Morning Star people: the Northern Cheyenne Indians
• The morphing of Montana: Montana's communities in 2010: how will they change?
• The most hot air for your money: rediscover the old wood burner, Part II
• Most Improved: Montana's hunter education program
• The Most Promising Young Officer: A Life of Ranald Slidell Mackenzie. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1993.
• Moth-eatin' grizzlies
• Mother and daughters of Eldorado the Fisk family of Helena, 1867-1902 Freida and Belle Fligelman: frontier city girlhood in the 1890's
• Mother's Letters. Univ. of Arizona Press, 1993.
• Mothers and daughters of Eldorado: the Fisk family of Helena, Montana, 1867-1902
• Motivations of Indian children at Missionary and U.S. Government schools.
• Motives for migration: a study of Montana newcomers
• Mount St. Helens as seen from Montana
• Mountain 'gator [Northern alligator lizard].
• Mountain ash, tree of waxwings and witches.
• Mountain bike management: a tale of three cities.
• Mountain bikes: a new dilemma for wildland recreation managers?
• Mountain bluebird trail
• Mountain Christmas [memories of Jay Simons, 1976]
• The mountain goats of U.S. 2
• Mountain hopper: Jim Kruger
• Mountain Lake Fisheries
• Mountain Lions
• The mountain plover: uncommonly exceptional.
• Mountain sentinel: the whitebark pine
• Mountain time.
• The mountains of Glacier Park
• Mountaintop sanctuaries: Glacier's Granite Park & Sperry chalets
• The mounting threats to Glacier Park and the North Fork of the Flathead
• The mouse that roars.
• Movers and shakers in the 1972 Constitutional Convention: Leo Graybill, Jr., James C. Garlington, Richard B. Roeder
• Moving forward
• Moving on: Wally Schatz, Ross Bollinger, Jim McDaniel
• Mr. Montana revised another look at Granville Stuart.
• Mr. Rodeo: the big bronc years of Leo Cremer
• MSU's farrier's school
• The Mud Lake bear: trapper's nightmare
• Muench, D. and Summer, D. The Rocky Mountains.
• Mule deer are more fun
• The mule deer dilemma
• Mullan Road: early NW transportation route from Fort Benton to Walla Walla
• The multicounty regions. 1989: Montana's state and local area outlook.
• Multiple use in the Yellowstone Ecosystem: oil and gas exploration.
• Murder in Montana: Daly Mansion Murder Mystery evening [fund raiser]
• Murphy, B., comp. The angler's companion.
• Museum artifacts pictured on back cover were common fur trade items
• Museum of the Rockies
• Museum showcases Chatham art.
• Museum-hopping in the Flathead
• Museums along the Yellowstone
• Museums, moguls and Missouri River [Helena & Great Falls area]
• Mush! Sled dog racing returns to Montana
• Mushroom hunting
• Mushroom roulette
• Mushrooms: don't die to try
• Mushrooms: fare fit for the gods
• Musings in a duck blind.
• Musings of a tour guide
• Musket from a kit: an affordable alternative to antique arms
• Muskrat for mascot.
• The muskrat.
• Musselshell Magic.
• Mustang: rough landing on the trail home [C.W. Dolson memories].
• Mustangs or misfits?
• Muzzleloaders: a new look at old firearms
• My favorite years being young in Harlowton [John Leeper]
• My fish!
• My horns, my heads, her house
• My mom's a vet, by Henry Horenstein. Candlewick Press, 1994.
• My Montana [with an introduction by David Petersen.]
• My years as Montana's first woman state senator
• Mygatt, E. and Cheney, R. Hans Kleiber: artist of the Bighorn Mountains.
• Myres, S. Ho for California! Women's Overland diaries from the Huntington Library. 1980.
• Myres, S. Westering women and the frontier experience 1800-1915. 1982.
• Mysterious birds of the far-away North.
• The Mystery of E Troop: Custer's Gray Horse Company at the Little Bighorn. Mountain Press, 1994.
• Mystery rocks
• The Mythic West in twentieth century America.

N  [^]

• The N-Bar Ranch: Snowy Mountain country
• Naked women leave Wibaux [backbar sold to museum].
• A name for the game (skeet shooting)
• The naming of Pelican Point.
• the naming of the St. Mary's Lakes
• Nancy Keenan: Superintendent of Public Instruction
• Nannie Alderson's frontiers--and ours. [Discussion of A Bride Goes West, a story of the 1800's based on Helena Smith's life.]
• Narcissa Whitman: the significance of a missionary's life
• A narrow fellow in the grass [prairie rattlesnakes]
• The National Bison Range: an island in time
• National fire management policy: a look at the need for change.
• National forest planning: a timber industry perspective.
• The national parks in idealism and reality.
• National speed skating championships -Butte
• National treasures
• The nations within: the past and future of American Indian sovereignty
• Native American directory.
• Native American literature comes of age.
• Native Americans in the Twentieth Century. 1984.
• Native Americans [A centennial tribute].
• The Native Americans' Yellowstone
• The Native home of hope
• Native on the brink [arctic grayling]
• Native plant society.
• Natural acts.
• Natural Bridge State Monument, Big Timber.
• Natural medicines: will federal regulations help or hinder the natural products industry?
• Natural parenting
• The natural role of humans in wilderness
• Natural wonders
• The Natural: remembering Kirby Hoon.
• Nature bound.
• Nature calls feature creature: American white pelican
• Nature calls feature creature: axolotl
• Nature calls feature creature: beaver
• Nature calls feature creature: bighorn sheep
• Nature calls feature creature: brown trout
• Nature calls feature creature: bull snake
• Nature calls feature creature: cedar waxwing
• Nature calls feature creature: coyote
• Nature calls feature creature: deer
• Nature calls feature creature: eagles
• Nature calls feature creature: elk
• Nature calls feature creature: flying squirrels
• Nature calls feature creature: golden eagle
• Nature calls feature creature: gray wolf
• Nature calls feature creature: great blue heron
• Nature calls feature creature: great horned owl
• Nature calls feature creature: magpie
• Nature calls feature creature: moose
• Nature calls feature creature: mountain lion
• Nature calls feature creature: painted turtle
• Nature calls feature creature: rabbits & hares
• Nature calls feature creature: raccoon
• Nature calls feature creature: rainbow trout
• Nature calls feature creature: red fox
• Nature calls feature creature: red-tailed hawk
• Nature calls feature creature: river otter
• Nature calls feature creature: sandhill crane
• Nature calls feature creature: snapping turtle
• Nature calls feature creature: state animal: grizzly bear
• Nature calls feature creature: striped skunk
• Nature calls feature creature: the black bear
• Nature calls feature creature: the bobcat
• Nature calls feature creature: the robin
• Nature calls feature creature: wild turkey
• Nature calls feature creature: wolverine
• Nature calls- classifications of animals
• Nature news flash [the raven mates for life]
• Nature trail dedicated at Swan River Oxbow in memory of Sally Tollefson
• Nature's bridge
• Nature's garden: photo feature on wildflowers
• Nature's geometrics, featuring the work of Doug Henderson
• Nature's mousetrap
• Nature's plowshare
• Nature's time capsule
• Navajo Indian Horse Thieves Hotly Pursued by Robbed Mexicans [gouache on paper, 1904].
• Navigating avalanche country
• Navigations.
• Needs in the life of a fish: water quality, water quantity and habitat
• Neighbors helping neighbors: threshing in the Judith Basin.
• Nelson A. Miles and the Twilight of the Frontier Army. Univ. of Nebraska Press, 1993.
• Nest, another word for home
• Never say summer: spring skiing in Glacier National Park
• A new approach to sustainable development of tropical forests.
• The New compleat angler.
• The new cross-country.
• The New Deal and the West. 1984.
• New direction in river resource management: A look at agency-outfitter partnerships.
• New Elkhorn regulations boost bull elk numbers
• New entrance fees help ailing state parks.
• New federalism and the financial problem's of Montana's local governments
• New forestry, new questions: a new future?
• New forestry: concepts and applications
• New frontiers--skate sailing
• New hope for mosquito control
• New legislation affects sportsmen, recreationists.
• New life [brief listing of new Missoula companies]
• New life, Reeder's Alley in Helena
• A new look at Charles M. Russell
• The new Missouri [from Holter Reservoir to Great Falls].
• The new old hot springsGregson - Fairmont.
• A new perspective on the west? A review of The Legacy of Conquest.
• New perspectives: forestry for a postmodern age.
• A new plan for Montana's trails [statewide trails management plan]
• A new problem in the Old West: grazing on the Charles M. Russell Wildlife refuge
• The new rainbows.
• A new season for the Elkhorns.
• New study shows elk see colors
• New stuff
• New system techniques for ecosystem management and an application to the Yellowstone ecosystem.
• New to the country
• New tools to meet new perspectives.
• New trespass legislation.
• The new utility economics: managing the demand side: conserving energy resources major emphasis for regional power companies
• The new western history goes to town: a review essay of Nature's Metropolis: Chicago and the great West, 1991
• The new western history: an assessment.
• New wildland recreation strategies: the Flathead experience.
• The next generation: saying yes to Montana
• The next journey
• Nichols, R. & Haley, P. Stephen Long and American frontier exploration. 1980.
• Nick Kramis--Wildlife's friend.
• Night gliders.
• Night on old Baldy.
• Nighthawks, bug catching machines
• Nina Russell
• Ninemile mules.
• No collector
• No detente in porcupine war
• No fleet angle: Havard recalls his Butte mining experiences at the Saint Lawrence Mine in 1930
• No quiet on the Western Front: the battle for quiet trails and water
• No Sahara here: A.B Guthrie, Dorothy Johnson, Richard Hugo, James Welch their works four interviews
• No Sahara here: A.B Guthrie, Dorothy Johnson, Richard Hugo, James Welchtheir works four interviews
• No saving grace: Helena vs. Anaconda and the state
• No step backward.
• No step backward: women and family on the Rocky Mountain mining frontier, Helena, Montana, 1865-1900. 1987.
• No such thing as an ugly fabric?
• Noel, T. The city and the saloon: Denver 1858-1916, 1982.
• The Nomads [oil by Henry Farny, 1902]
• Nominate your favorite [fish, bird, animal, place, tree, etc.]
• The non-accidental tourist: packaging Montana.
• Non-industrial private forests: timber supply for an uncertain future
• Non-point sources of water pollution: a new law for an old problem: Uncontrolled surface-water runoff
• The non-toxic steel solution.
• Nonconsumptive users: a myth [Excerpt]
• The nonfuel minerals industry in Montana
• Nongame checkoff still tops
• Nongame symposium
• Nongame Symposium [focus on nongame in eastern Montana at Fourth Annual Nongame Symposium]
• Nongame update
• Nordic centers offer vacations on skinny skis
• Nordic Group International [land planners and recreation/tourism developers]
• The Nordic Ski Patrol: first aid in the winter wilderness
• Nordic ski champ
• Noritoshi Mabuchi: some perspectives on Japan's economic strength. [Interview]
• Norman Maclean (1902-1990)
• Norman Maclean and Laird Robinson: a tale of two research partners
• North American Indians [drawing, c.1830] & Buffalo Dance [drawing, c.1830]
• The North Big Hole: portal to the Pintlers.
• The northern border pipeline: the Pied Piper strikes again
• The Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, 1877-1900. Univ. Press of Colorado, 1993.
• The Northern Rockies' most rugged peaks, Montana's Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness.
• The northern tier pipeline impacts, part II
• Northwest Montana: boom and bust in paradise
• Northwest region around Missoula
• Not a love story: Bordeaux v. Bordeaux.
• Not as many deer as there used to be...And a good thing too
• The not so perfect Christmas tree
• Not the California hunters for the record, the sad saga of Old Blue
• Not tonight dear, I have hypothermia
• Not without labor and expense: the Villard-Northern Pacific Last Spike Excursion, 1883. The great railroad celebration, narrative by F.J.Garrison.
• Not yet son
• Notable grads: University of Montana Montana State University.
• Notes for mountain people. Part III.
• Notes for outdoor folks: 12/5/79 My-Je '8212/6/55-56 Jl-Ag '82 70 S-O '82 #56/30 Holiday issue '82.
• Notes from a German immigrant: Wilhelm Wehrspaun
• Notes from the checkpoint.
• Notes on new books of interest
• Nothing like it: touching beauty in the Bighorn
• Nova Scotians on the Wyoming frontier
• The November ballot issues
• Nuke the West Yellowstone weather station, economists explain why
• Number 98: eulogy for a red bus
• Number please...[Remembrance of telephone operator in Darby, MT in 1929].
• The numbers game. [U.S.]
• NYX Perfumery

O  [^]

• O Caledonia: those Miles City Scots.
• O Lord of the salmonflies.
• O'Malley, R. K. Mile high, mile deep,
• O'Neal, B. Encyclopedia of Western gunfighters. 1979.
• October fever.
• Ode to a Woodstove
• Odyssey (sic) of an elk
• Of bullets, blunders, and Custer buffs
• Of cow poets and mystical cows
• Of ditches and trout
• Of Dynaflow shifts and Ramblers past
• Of grizzlies, garbage & hikers, a review of the Glacier Park maulings
• Of nature and a river.
• Of prairie, bears, and people.
• Of weeds, water and man
• Of winter, windswept landscapes, and rough-legged hawks
• Of wolves and grizzly bears.
• Off road vehicle use
• Oh give me a home one yak's struggle to roam on the fenceless prairie in spite of barbed wire
• Oh, how we loved Lindy.
• Oh, the cowman and the angler should be friends. [Agriculture and fish depend on and compete for the same resource.]
• Oil and gas in wilderness areas: the need for compromise
• The oil and gas industry in Montana
• Oil in the northwest.
• An oil shale fortune in the Snowies?
• Oil: the slippery Montana boom and bust
• Oiling the gate latches: building better landowner/sportsman relationships
• Old and young. [Excerpt from Elk Talk, a book by Don Laubach and Mark Henckel.]
• Old Bugler
• Old fish, new fish, big fish - The changing face of Flathead Lake.
• Old Fort Peck
• Old man winter: Mully Muldown.
• Old one-eye and other lost souls: prairie parables.
• Old pro
• The old ranger [reminiscence of a road construction engineer for the U.S. forest Service in 1919]
• Old Reliable: the steamboat Benton on the Upper Missouri
• The old salts: winter brings out hard core fishing folks
• Old Schmidt
• Old Shep [Fort Benton Monument]
• Old values, new times
• The Old West quiz & fact book
• Old West Trail
• Old-time skills at Heron.
• Olien, R. & Olien, D. Oil Booms: social change in five Texas towns. 1982.
• Olson named F&G Commissioner
• Olympic Committee tags Robert Bell [selected for Resident Athlete Program in Colorado Springs]
• Olympic mailman [Gary Sanders, skydiver]
• The Olympic rush - cashing in.
• Olympic ski training maybe.
• Olympic target team has five Montanans
• On being a fish.
• On cycling
• On digging up Custer Battlefield
• On finding one's ski legs [memories of learning to ski].
• On fishing [Fish and Game Commission's stocking policy].
• On his own at 13, Sig Hegre
• On reading Lewis and Clark: the last twenty years
• On safari for prairie goats.
• On silent feet: following the lynx pathways
• On the airwaves [Miles City area.]
• On the Bighorn: reasonable expectations
• On the care and feeding of boots
• On the farm: stories and photos from our readers
• On the frontier of global marketing: how to succeed in Russia and other untapped markets
• On the Home Front: the Cold War Legacy of the Hanford Nuclear Site. University of Nebraska Press, 1992.
• On the move again, hard rock mining in the West.
• On the other hand, questioning the elk hunting survey
• On the other hand, the hunter access dilemma.
• On the Rio Hondo (oil)
• On the road to Fort Peck Lake
• On the road: Judge Leonard Langen
• On the Smith: new rules
• On the trail with the Governor's Cup 500, Montana's mushing challenge
• On the wing [Excerpt]
• On this day [excerpts from Montana's Golden Anniversary Humorous History Handbook...]
• On Turner's Trail: 100 Years of Writing Western History. Univ. Press of Kansas, 1994.
• On, D. & Sumner, D. Along the trail.
• On, D. and D. Sumner. Along the trail.
• Once more to the creek
• One big party: Hope Project and Eagle Mount make dreams come true for kids with life threatening illnesses
• One more try: Robert Schellinger
• One wild and wooly ride
• One woman's angle: Jennifer Smith teaches the serene joys of flyfishing.
• One, two, three chickadee: the annual Christmas bird count.
• The one-that-didn't-get-away club--1986
• The only good bear is a dead bear: a collection of the West's best bear stories.
• Open Range [oil by M. Dixon, 1942] Painting on fr cover description on back cover.
• Open space: fertile ground for landowners and local government.
• Opening day fever in Yellowstone
• Opening day.
• Opening day: hunting the heart of tradition
• Opening night and other regional diversions.
• Operation Breaks
• Operation trophy kill.
• Opheim: a town set apart
• Orchids of Glacier Park
• Organizing the Lakota: the Political Economy of the New Deal on the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Reservations. Univ. of Arizona Press, 1992.
• Origins of the great Sioux War: the Brown-Anderson controversy revisited
• The origins of twenty-first-century Montana
• The Osage [bronze]
• Ostrich: big birds mean big business for some Montanans
• The other side of the Northern Tier Pipeline proposal
• Ought not it be aught-naught?
• Our big sky at night: Orion constellation
• Our man on the ski scene
• Our natural heritages: a new degree for Western Montana College and a challenge for high school seniors
• Our piece of the sky: photo portfolio with homesteader's journal
• Our roadless lands: [photographs]
• Our shifting shower patterns
• Our state parks: celebrating past and future
• Our state parks: historic homes
• Our struggling small-town hospitals.
• Our wet world
• Out of the ashes: Beartooth Wildlife Management Area
• Out of the closets and onto the slopes: cross country skiing
• Out of the darkness
• Out of the woods: Woodnet members use cooperation instead of competition to tap new markets & sell value-added wood products
• Out West.
• Out west: an American journey. 1987.
• An outdoor classroom for everyone [The Glacier Institute].
• Outdoor education - its here
• Outdoor gear: visiting the manufacturers
• Outdoor notes [bindings and rope climbers]
• Outdoor notes [boots, wax, tripod, recipies]
• Outdoor recreation on national forests: the federal role.
• Outdoor recreation participation in Montana: trends and implications.
• Outdoors in Montana: 11982 Montana Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan
• An outfitter speaks on the meaning of the Bob Marshall
• Outfitters--do you need one?
• Outfitting in Montana: new rules, new markets.
• Outfitting Montana's kids: Kidfitter program offered by Montana Outfitters & Guides Association
• Outlaw Earl Durand. Misfit and murderer, he out-maneuvered the biggest posse in Montana-Wyoming history.
• The outlook for travel and tourism in Montana
• Outlook: our wild heritage
• Outsiders looking in: watching wildlife takes ethics
• Outstanding! Twenty-five people for twenty-five years
• The over educated fisherman
• Over the hill and what a hill! Bridger Bowl is forty years old
• Over the hill: senior citizens hike in Glacier Park
• Over the hill? Not even close
• Overcoming the paradox in managing wildland fire.
• Overview [changes affecting the outdoor environment]
• Overview [the management role of Montana's aquatic ecosystems has changed and grown]
• Overview: sportmen need cooperation of private landowner
• An owl for all times
• Owls of Montana.
• Owls: nature's perfect mouse traps
• The Oxford History of the American West. Ed. by Clyde A. Milner II, Carol A. O'Connor, & Martha Sandweiss. (New York: Oxford University press, 1994)

P  [^]

• P & Q's [for mushing fans].
• P.D. McKinney's when dining in Red Lodge.
• Pablo: unincorporated townsite has boom and bust history
• Paddlefish caviar
• Paddlefish paradise.
• Pages of stone.
• Painter Peter Moore: art and frugality on the North Fork.
• Painting Texas History to 1900. Univ. of Texas Press, 1993.
• Painting the town purple (Huckleberry Capitol of the World - Trout Creek, MT)
• Paladin, V. & Baucus, J. Helena: an illustrated history. 1983.
• Palette of light
• Pallid sturgeon: officially endangered.
• Pane-ful tale of a sage hen [bird flies into window]
• Paper medicine man: John Gregory Bourke and his American West.
• Parades and Festivals
• Paradise among the monuments: John Ford's vision of the American West
• Paradise found: trails surrounding Yellowstone
• Parents' guide [making a rainstick]
• Parents' guide: Summer reads
• Paris Gibson, James J. Hill & the New Minneapolis: The Great Falls Water Power and Townsite company 1882-1908
• Paris, B. as told to W. Douglass. Beltran: Basque sheepman of the American West. 1979.
• A park for all people: Chief Plenty Coups State Park
• A park for all reasons [Woodland Park]
• A park made visible [Spring Meadow Lake State Recreation Area]
• Parker, W. Deadwood: the golden years. 1981.
• Parks caretakers: very important people.
• Part of the natural world [Montana's nongame population contributes to the state's quality of life]
• Parted
• Partners
• Partners with wildlife
• A partnership for the future: Drought and irrigation point up need for habitat management
• Partnerships on the prairie
• Pasqueflower: harbinger of Spring!
• Passing on a wild heritage
• Passing the Cliff - Apsaroke [photo by E.S. Curtis, n.d.] ins front cover Winter-Apsaroke [photo by E.S. Curtis, 1908] back cover.
• Pasta perfect, six ways to dine Italian in Montana.
• Pasttimes- aftershocks: the Hebgen Lake earthquake
• pasttimes- Big Medicine: talisman for all Montanans
• Pasttimes- Chief Charlo: Trail of Tears
• Pasttimes- Chinatown, Montana: our Far Eastern influences
• Pasttimes- Courtland DuRand wrangles the dudes...and the elk...and the bison...and the antelope...and the deer
• Pasttimes- culture under canvas: circuit Chautauquas in Montana
• Pasttimes- Fisher Hat Grinnell and the Blackfeet Indians
• Pasttimes- grandeur in Glacier: Lake McDonald Lodge
• Pasttimes- growing horses in Custer County, 1878-1934
• Pasttimes- happy on the way: Brother Van, 1848-1919
• Pasttimes- homestead maternity: the rythm of life in Next-year Country
• Pasttimes- islands of elegance: Montana's private social clubs
• Pasttimes- Keystone Cops in Big Sky Country: the Harrison State Bank Robbery of 1930
• Pasttimes- Mary Fields: the tough, tender legend of Cascade
• Pasttimes- Montana's era of lake transportation: steamboats galore (Part 1 of 2)
• Pasttimes- Montana's era of lake transportation: steamboats galore (Part 2 of 2)
• Pasttimes- Montana's prairie radicals: 1918-1937
• Pasttimes- patriots gone berserk: the Montana Council of Defense, 1917-1918
• Pasttimes- pitched battles on the diamond, 1925-1926
• Pasttimes- roughing it in rubber
• Pasttimes- royalty under the Big Sky
• Pasttimes- saved from the Butte dump: the Montana WPA records
• Pasttimes- Tertius in the Bob: William A. Clark III's 1931 trip into the South Fork of the Flathead
• Pasttimes- the Ceded Strip: the Blackfeet, Glacier National Park, and the Badger-Two Medicine
• Pasttimes- the great Grey Cliff train robbery
• Pasttimes- the Overland Westerners: an epic ride to obscurity
• Pasttimes- the turbulent beginnings of Montana's State Parks system
• pasttimes- Tom Campbell: wheat king of the world
• Pasttimes- weaving the current: Montana's watershed events of two centuries, part I: 1800-1883
• Pasttimes- weaving the current: Montana's watershed events of two centuries, part II: 1883-1903
• Pasttimes- weaving the current: Montana's watershed events of two centuries, part III: 1903-1921
• Pasttimes- weaving the current: Montana's watershed events of two centuries, part IV: 1921-1947
• Pasttimes- weaving the current: Montana's watershed events of two centuries, part V: 1947-1972
• Pasttimes- weaving the current: Montana's watershed events of two centuries, part VI: 1973-2000
• Pasttimes- white hoods under the Big Sky
• Patagonia on call: Bozeman's new mail- order center
• Patagonia [corporate donations benefit Montana].
• Path to the Mess House [oil, c.1902- 1910]
• The Pathless Way: John Muir & American Wilderness. 1984.
• Paths to the Northwest: a Jesuit History of the Oregon Province.
• Patriots on the rampage: mob action in Lewistown 1917-1918
• Patterns in nature: a photo portfolio
• Paul Hazel: 60 years in the wilderness
• Paul Young: trail rider
• Paying for the baby boom: population growth and the economy
• Paying respect. Fishing supplement [32 p.] follows page 114
• Paying the rent for sleeping bears.
• PCR post consumer recycled fabric from plastic soft-drink containers
• The peace policy at Wind River: the James Irwin years, 1871-1877
• Peaks, parks draw UM students
• Pedaling paradise: celestial circuits [Suggested trips]
• Peking Gardens.
• Pelts, provisions and perceptions: the Hudson's Bay Company Mandan Indian trade, 1795-1812
• Pelts, provisions and perceptions: the Hudson's Bay Company Mandan Indian trade,1795-1812
• Pen sketches of promise: the Western drawings of Merritt Dana Houghton
• Pender, R. A lady's experience in the wild West in 1883. 1978.
• People vs grizzlies: survival of the fittest?
• People who stayed: Wib Dolson.
• People [A centennial tribute].
• Perceived change in a river environment and its effect on visitor use: a case study of Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
• Perch on ice
• Perch-hypothermia gets chilly reception [Readers Respond to article in MO May/ June issue, p.31]
• Peregrines again
• Perilous passage: steamboats on the Kootenai River
• The perils of working in the Butte underground: industrial fatalities in the copper mines, 1880-1920.
• Periodicals to peruse some good buys a new legislative decision
• Permit systems for river use: efficiency versus equity for all.
• Permits on the Smith? Evolution of use on a Montana river.
• Perrin, S. Organic gardening in Montana and the Northwest.
• The Persistence of Ethnicity: Dutch Calvinist Pioneers in Amsterdam, Montana. University of Illinois Press, 1992.
• A persistent vision: art of the reservation days
• The perspective from small business.
• Perspectives on Montana's lagging growth
• Perspectives: a minor Montana miracle
• Perspectives: accentuating the positive
• Perspectives: bad news bears
• Perspectives: furry collections of quirks
• Perspectives: goose camp
• Perspectives: mama and the bird
• Perspectives: Montana Rosie and the three bears
• Perspectives: one that counts
• Perspectives: partners
• Perspectives: soul music
• Perspectives: stages
• Perspectives: the Big Hole River salmonfly hatch and western tanager show
• Perspectives: walking the walk for bull trout
• Pesticide warning-it's gone [upland game birds].
• Pesticides and human health: the complexities of risk.
• Peterson, R. Clear across the Rockies.
• Pethick, D. First approaches to the Northwest Coast. 1976.
• Pethick, D. The Nootka connection: Europa and the Northwest Coast, 1790-1795. 1980.
• Petrified man resurfaces.
• Petulla, J. American environmentalism: values, tactics, priorities. 1981.
• Peyotism in Montana
• Pheasant heaven: Ninepipe Wildlife Management Area
• Pheasant hunting 101
• Pheasants for the future [Bitterroot Pheasant Restoration Project]
• Pheasants Forever seeks new members
• Pheasants Forever sponsors
• Pheasants Forever.
• Pheasants forever: habitat improvement necessary to aid raise and release programs
• Phil and Robin Tawney: environmental advocates
• Phil Sheridan and his army
• Phil Sheridan's pyrrhic victory: the Piegan Massacre, army politics and the transfer debate
• Phil Weinard remembers early Helena, 1880
• Phil Weyerhaeuser: Lumberman.
• Phillips' Wood Ducks win [1992 Montana Waterfowl stamp contest].
• Photo hints: filters
• Photo hints: taking good winter photos
• Photo hints: telephotos
• Photo hints: tripods
• Photo portfolio: a sure sign it's Montana
• Photo portfolio: Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area: an uncommonly diverse place
• Photo portfolio: camouflaged critters
• Photo portfolio: Glacier National Park: season to season in the crown of the continent
• Photo portfolio: go with the flow on the Mighty Mo:the Missouri River in Montana
• Photo portfolio: Historic architecture in Montana
• Photo portfolio: Montana's wildlife
• Photo portfolio: old barns
• Photo portfolio: skiing in Montana: snowy, inviting, & exhilarating
• Photo portfolio: trains, tracks and trestles: images of the railroad in out landscape
• Photo portfolio: waterfalls and falls and falls...
• Photo portfolio: wildflowers: awakening to color
• Photo portfolio: winter freeze-up: the physics of water
• Photo portfolio: Yellowstone National Park
• Photographic allegories and Indian destiny
• Photographic journal: deep winter
• Photographing Montan's winged friends
• Photographing wildflowers
• The photographs of K.D. Swan his early day Forest Service photos are Montana classics
• Photography
• Photography at 20 below zero: Use a different rule book
• Photography by George Wuerthner.
• Picatorial prophecies [Clark Fork River]
• Pick a state park.
• Pictorial prophecies [Clark Fork River]
• Picture it wild. [Christie's experiences photographing wild animals.]
• Picture this [label the marine animals]
• Picture this! Easy-to-follow hints to make your outdoor pictures better
• Pie in the Big Sky: Kalbas Korners [Monida, MT].
• Piecing together Montana's economic puzzle.
• Pike, D. Rendezvous country.
• Pillars in the sky
• Pilot down! A heroic rescue in North Vietnam.
• Pine Butte: Nature conservancy eyes a swampful of marvels
• Pineglen, where the ice fishers are.
• The Pinesdale Mormons.
• Pintler Scenic Route
• The pioneer home companion
• Pioneer Jews: a New Life in the Far West. 1984.
• Pioneers (oil)
• Pioneers - a Chance Meeting (oil)
• The Pipes.
• The pitfalls of elk as a marketing tool
• Place Names of Glacier/Waterton National Parks.
• Place names of Washington.
• The place of jackass rabbits in the astrology of the High Plains
• Plain Jane Plains
• Plains folk: a commonplace of the Great Plains. 1987.
• Plains folk: North Dakota's ethnic history. 1988.
• Plains Indian life & lore on the Blackfeet Reservation.
• Plains Indian sculpture: a traditional art from America's heartland
• The Plains Indians of the twentieth century
• Plan for the planet! [Preamble for kid's group, Earth Force, concerned with clean and safe energy sources]
• The planet savers. [Review of Dreamers and Defenders, American Conservationists by Douglas Strong.]
• Planning your plantings
• Plant and soil science
• Plato, doulbe-breasted fryers and the decline of man
• Play by the rules and enjoy the game
• Plodders [farm horses].
• Plowdown [breaking new ground on marginal soil]
• Plowout on the Great Plains: causes, consequences and prospects for change.
• A Plum
• Plumb happy in Garfield County
• Poachers feel the sting of the law
• Poaching is getting to be big business
• Poaching powder
• The poaching racket, big and dirty business in Montana.
• Pocket of solitude: the Lee Metcalf Refuge.
• Pod squad
• Poet Hank Real Bird.
• Points of interest
• Points of interest open all winter.
• Polebridge
• The police power and Washington statehood: insurrection, agitation, and riots
• Politics & religion [Blackfeet organize the Pikuni Traditionalists to fight oil & gas companies in the Badger-Two Medicine].
• Politics and the Crow Indian land cessions
• The politics of power: an analysis
• Poll, R. & others. Utah's history. 1978.
• Pollen analysis: a trail back through time
• The pollution problem in your living room
• Polson by the bay.
• Polson in the past
• Polson Josephine Gordon, homesteader.
• Polson puppeteer readying show for centennial.
• Pompey's Fillar: signature rock on the Yellowstone
• Pondering eons: Bozeman's Museum of the Rockies.
• Pony Club and dressage can lead to Grand Prix glory
• Pooling resources to preserve the past [maintenance & repair of historic buildings]
• Pop! Goes the weasel that energetic mustelid
• Population dynamics in Montana
• Population increases by county
• Population of some Montana Communities, 1870-1980.
• Population, income and tax trends in Montana's trade center counties
• Populism in the Mountain West.
• Portage of the Great Falls: Lewis and Clark
• A portfolio of F. Jay Haynes railroad photographs
• Portrait of an Indian [oil, by C. M. Russell, 1888].
• Posewitz receives MEIC award.
• Posewtiz wins MWF award [Montana Wildlife Federation's Conservationist of the Year ]
• Positioned for trade: Montana communities set to profit from cross-border trade and transport to Canada
• Positioning Montana to compete in the global economy.
• Post card collecting, deltiology gives us a peek at Montana's past
• A post office for Dreamland
• Post-new forestry tools for tactical forest planning.
• Posters celebrate state parks
• The postmasters, Ledger's legendary mother-daughter duo.
• Pot O' Gold, somewhere over your rainbow?
• The potters [cottage industries in the Bitterroot Valley].
• Powder Face [watercolor, 1903]
• Powder River Schools
• Powell,P. People of the Sacred Mountain: a history of the Northern Cheyenne chiefs and warrior societies, 1830-1879. 2 vol. 1981.
• Power players conversations with some important figures in energy
• Powwow
• Poz: wild life advocacy inside government
• A prairie dog companion
• Prairie falcons
• Prairie flowers
• Prairie hotline: eastern Montana's country correspondents.
• Prairie music: national attention for Scobey.
• Prairie rainbows in the tailrace below Fort Peck Dam
• Prairie rattler
• The prairie surface
• Prairie thunder: imagine the sound of a million buffalo...
• A prairie to explore, Missouri River's UL Bend Wilderness
• Prairie wilderness, and the bitter fight over Bitter Creek
• Prairie wildflowers.
• Prairie women: images in American and Canadian fiction.
• Prairie' cat.
• Pre-ski tune up and cross country calendar
• A precious Christmas past
• Precious metals: 3 Montana sculptors [T. Holmes, F. DeWitt, & L. Pomeroy]
• Prepare your garden for a long winter's nap
• Prescribed burning in Yellowstone National Park: a doubtful proposition
• Prescribed fire and wilderness recreation: guidelines for coordinated management.
• Prescribed fires: Rx for wilderness and wildlife
• Preservation of wildlife
• Preserving a piece of the West
• Preserving a place for the pleasure horse
• PReserving the tradition: Montana's Hunter Education Program reaches new heights
• Pretty Weasel: the legend.
• Preventing Y2K downtime
• A primer on Montana taxes
• A primer on Montana's taxes
• Privatization popular among local governments
• Privy information
• A prize worth the effort
• Pro-drift boats portable, performing hybrids (Made in Montana).
• The problem with elephants
• Proceedings--Symposium and workshop on wilderness fire
• Professional services: an industry profile.
• Professor Maclean and General Custer
• Profile of a houndsman [Bill Dishman[
• Profile of an elk hunter
• A profile of Montana women CPA's.
• Profiles of a snowmobiler: characteristics and preferences
• Profiling Montana's out-of-state visitors.
• Program update (Nongame Program review)
• Prohibition: Montana during the dry spell.
• Project WET
• Project WILD steering committee
• Project WILD takes off
• Promise
• Promise in the West: the letters of Isaac Schultz, 1884-1887
• Promised Land or Armageddon? History, Survivalists, and the Aryan Nations in the Pacific Northwest.
• Pronghorn venison
• The property tax- school finance linkage
• Proprietary rights and wilderness among the Bantu of highland Kenya.
• Propst, N. Forgotten people: a history of the South Platte Trail. 1979.
• The pros and cons of municipal bonds
• Prospecting today: three profiles
• Protecting our heritage: those who vandalize state parks are stealing from future generations
• Protecting the bear and the elk two national groups are Montana born
• Provisional 1988 county population estimates for Montana.
• Prucha, F. Indian policy in the United States: historical essays. 198l.
• Prucha, F. The churches and the Indian schools, 1888-1912. 1979.
• Pryor Mountain mustangs.
• The Pryor Mountains: open mesas, deep canyons, wild horses
• The ptarmigan magic show
• Ptarmigan Tunnel
• Public access on the Smith [Reader's Respond section includes plea for private permit holders to seek outfitters help if needed].
• Public hunting access: an elusive quarry
• Public lands grazing: what benefits at what cost?
• Public Lands, Public Heritage: The National Forest Idea. 1991. Alfred Runte. Roberts Rinehardt Publishers.
• Public lands, state lands - whose lands? State forestry on state lands.
• Public perceptions of Montana's resource industries
• Publisher's message [building, zoning & subdivision legislation must be used to protect open spaces and wilderness].
• Publisher's message [Ronan's Luchau's Warehouse Outlet]
• Publisher's message.
• Publisher's message: Beverly Magley appointed editor and other news
• Publisher's message: publisher of Montana Magazine sold to Lee Enterprises
• Publisher's message: thoughts on our 20th.
• Publishers message
• The pull of Pine Butte.
• Pull up a chair.
• Pumpkin blossom special [blossoms make tasty eating].
• Puppet lady: Blanche Harding
• Puppy love: winter outings by dogsled
• Purple pastries (recipes).
• Purple prosperity
• Pushing forward on the Bitterroot [low stream flow problems].
• Pushing paint: so you like your art fast, realistic and affordable? [Miles City based Starving Northside Artists].
• Put your little foot [availability of dance instruction in Montana]
• Putting a price tag on nature: problems & techniques
• Putting ice by, winter harvest at Whitefish.
• Putting the lid on state spending: Governor's column

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• The Quammen factor [David Quammen].
• Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1993.
• Quarriers of stone
• Quarterdeck and Saddlehorn: The story of Edward F. Beale, 1822-1893. 1983
• Quartzville.
• Quequesah
• A question of balance: growing pains in the Flathead
• The question of private game farms [the relationship of private interests vs public interests]
• Questions and answers about the big game drawings
• Quiet influences: profiles of seven Montana women: J. Hudetz N. Pickthorn R. Molloy D. Wollersheim L. Budewitz E. Stockton & C. Ratzburg
• Quiet times: early spring fishing
• Quigg Peak Wild Area: protector of blueribbon Rock Creek.
• Quigley down the Yellowstone
• Quill pig.
• Quilting engineer [John Flynn].
• Quotable quotes about endangered species

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• Rabbit or hare?
• Race veteran: Circle vet Charlie Noland active in care of endurance race horses
• Race volunteer: veterinary assistants and time/record keepers in demand
• Racicot appoints Graham as FW&P Director
• Ragtime harp, anyone? Montana Made.
• Raid on the Crows: from Red Cloud's autobiography as told to Sam Deon and written down by C.W. Allen
• Railroading on the Great Divide: images of the Milwaukee Road's Western main line
• Railroads and Clearcuts: Legacy of Congress's 1864 Northern Pacific Railroad Land Grant. Keokee Co. Pub., n.d.
• Rain forest disappearing [at the rate of about 100 acres a minute]
• Rain or Shine: a Family Memoir.
• Rainbolt, J. An elephant in every yard.
• Rainbow's end: shining moments with Big Red
• Rainbows on the wing
• The rainstick, a fable. by Sandra Chisholm Robinson, illus. by Peter Grosshauser. Falcon Press, 1994.
• Rainstick: the music of water
• Raise your sights: Bootes, Arcturus located with help of Big Dipper
• Rallying song, Montana Logging & Ballet Company
• Ralph E. DeCamp: artist as photographer.
• Ramblin' time: lace up those boots and take a day hike.
• Ranch journal: autumn
• Ranch journal: deep winter
• Ranch journal: early spring
• Ranch journal: early summer
• Ranch journal: early winter
• Ranch journal: high summer
• Ranch Model 1920 [photo by Laton Huffman, 1920]
• Ranching on the bottom line
• Ranching on the edge of Paradise: Len & Sandy Sargent
• Randolph, E. Beef, leather and grass. 198l.
• Randonnee: oui to this practical ski gear.
• Range management in forested land: introduction to a dilemma.
• Rangeland and sky near Wolf Creek, Montana [photo by J. Smart, 1987].
• Raphael Cristy in Russell's image.
• Raptor rapture.
• Raptor repairman [Ken Wolff]
• Rare music [uni-fon].
• Rare style: the Ralstons. A fine British touch to Montana's jumping scene
• Rationing recreational river use: a question of equality and freedom of choice.
• The Rattlesnake, urban wilderness
• Rattling for bucks
• Ravenous beauties: the little-known carnivores of Glacier
• Ray Banister: Wibaux-area rancher
• Re-creating with the right stuff.
• Reaching consensus
• Read the history of a streambed in its pebbles
• Read this
• Reader points out the error of our ways. [Correction to Western grebe now two species, My-Je, 1986, p. 14]
• reader questions Unkindest bite
• Reading lilacs
• Reading matters: a banquet of fishing books
• Reading matters: angling into Montana
• Reading matters: betting on place
• Reading matters: building characters
• Reading matters: classic Montana
• Reading matters: endangered: cowboys and grizzly bears
• Reading matters: fact and friction
• Reading matters: Gallatin Valley sketches
• Reading matters: homes on the range
• Reading matters: hooked on fauna
• Reading matters: legends and shootouts
• Reading matters: Montana explornographic
• Reading matters: Montana to the extreme
• Reading matters: oblivion or renewal?
• Reading matters: pearls or duds?
• Reading matters: settling Montana
• Reading matters: streams of consciousness
• Reading matters: trail mix
• Reading matters: troubling skies
• Reading matters: western obsessions
• Reading matters: which way west?
• Ready to get out
• The Real American and the Simple Life [photo, n.d.]
• Real food: Butte's old-fashioned eateries Butterfly Herbs of Missoula and Pike's at Plains].
• The real issue in below-cost sales: multiple-use management of public lands.
• Real or Memorex? [FW&P uses wildlife decoys to trap game violaters]
• Rebel for rights: Abigail Scott Duniway. 1983.
• Rebel with a cause: Jeannette Rankin 1941.
• Recalling This House of Sky
• Recent developments in Montana's metal mining industry.
• Recently discovered tales of life among the Indians.
• Recession and its after-effects: the state and local outlook for 1991
• A recipe for butterfly gardening
• Reclaiming the past: Montana's abandoned mines
• Recollections of Charley Russell.
• Reconciling: a mother-and-child reunion.
• A record setting year in review
• Records fall fast in 1994 [Montana's record-setting fish, 1994]
• Recovering Red Cloud's autobiography
• Recreation allocation issues in Alaska: use limits in the last frontier?
• Recreation management on rivers: the consumers' reaction.
• Recreation management: a question of integration.
• Recreation survey results available.
• Recreation survey reveals attitudes
• Recreation use limits: the wildland manager's continuing dilemma
• Recreational specialization: a complex issue for visitor management.
• Recreational use of urban waterways: the Illinois and Michigan canal corridor.
• Recycling the right thing to do
• Red diaspora: The Little Shell Chippewa of Montana
• Red fox running, by Eve Bunting, paintings by Wendell Minor. Clarion Books, 1993.
• Red Hills
• Red Lodge (corrections to article on Red Lodge, September-October, 1985, issue)
• Red Lodge Music Festival.
• Red Lodge, mile-high town of many festivals
• The Red Onion [Chester, MT].
• The Red Schoolhouse: you'll want to stay after.
• Red wolf: gone from the wild in 1980 & reintroduced in 1986
• Red-necked mystery bird.
• Rediscover the old wood burner
• Rediscovering America: John Muir in his time and ours.
• Rediscovering Glacier & Yellowstone
• Rediscovering lost skills
• The reeeeallly big ones.
• Refining
• A reflection of choices: how can one place an economic value on fish and wildlife?
• A reflection on black-footed ferrets
• Reforming the Forest Service. 1988.
• The region's changing economic landscape: urban/rural economic trends during the 1980s
• Regional resource industry dependency
• Regular writers revealed
• The regulatory compact: regulation is imposed as a substitute for competition for power companies
• Rehman named MWF director
• Reid, J. Law for the elephant: property and social behavior on the Overland Trail. 1980.
• The Reids [Judy and Marvin Reid farm near the Montana-Alberta border.]
• Reincarnation [correction]
• Reinventing conservation: Bonneville Power and demand-side management of power resources
• Reloading steel shot.
• Rematch at Little Big Horn
• Remedies for left behind mines
• Remember Dan Bailey: go fishing Aug 14.
• Remember Mully, man of the mountains
• Remembering Arnie Foss.
• Remembering Donald Jackson
• Remembering Jim McLaughlin.
• Remembering Tommy Garrison: Cooke City's cantankerous loner.
• A reminder [tax form checkoff important to nongame funds]
• Remington, F. The collected writings of Frederic Remington. Ed. by P. and H. Samuels. 1979.
• Reminiscences of a Montana mining geologist
• Remote sensing and ecosystem models: new tools for a science of the biosphere.
• Rena's Kitchen [Bigfork, MT].
• A renaissance in tribal education: Blackfeet Head Start Program
• Renegade tribe: the Palouse Indians and the invasion of the inland Pacific Northwest. 1986.
• Renovation & revelation: Montana's Capitol & it's hidden art
• The Renshaw region: central highlands of the Rocky Mountain Front.
• Repaying the debt
• Reply to Wilderness study bill article in summer edition.
• A report to the people
• Reporting the news: Charles Johnson, Dale Burk, Jerry Holloran
• Reps, J. Cities of the American West: a history of frontier urban planning. 1979.
• Requiem for a land shark
• The rescue doctrine: a reinterpretation of the common law
• Rescued: Nearly 100 years ago, a Montana Stage driver wandered for 10 days in -15 weather
• The rescuers: ski patrol of the year [Flathead Valley Nordic Ski Patrol]
• Research takes off
• The Reservation Blackfeet, 1882-1945.
• The Reservation Blackfeet, 1882-1945: a Photographic History of Cultural Survival. 1984.
• Reservation divide: Missoula's back-door back country.
• Reservation self-sufficiency: stock raising vs. farming on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, 1900-1914
• The reshaping of Montana's economy: looking at long-term changes
• Resident Peoples and National Parks. 1991. Patrick West and Steven Brechin (Editors). University of Arizona Press. [book review]
• Resisting silence: William Kittredge's Hole in the Sky
• Resolving the legal drinking age issue
• The resource industries and the outlook for l986.
• Resources in conflict: area history, wildlife, geology, and the future
• Restoring America's wildlife
• Restoring wetlands on private lands
• Restoring wild fish habitat: the Future Fisheries Improvement Program
• The resurrection of Brewery Flats: how local citizens and public agencies joined forces to restore a channelized section of Big Spring Creek
• Retirement community idea progressing. [Montana's Military Retirement Community at the former Glasgow Air Force Base].
• Retirement ratings [several Montana communities ranked in the top 50.]
• Return of a predator: wolf recovery in Montana.
• Return of a ritual [grouse lekking activity on relocated dancing ground]
• Return of the bighorns
• The return of the Mandan chief
• Return of the native
• Return of the trapper
• Return of the wolf: can Montana recapture its special wilderness? A wolf named Snowdrift
• Return to the sky [Peregrine falcon suffering from botulism is treated]
• The return [psychological effect of sounds of the wild].
• Revisiting the Smith [management plan for recreation and conservation].
• A revolution in tree pruning: applying a new tree biology.
• Ribbons of water.
• Richard Hugo (1923-1982)
• Richard Hugo: the triggering town
• Richards, K. Isaac I. Stevens: young man in a hurry. 1979.
• Richwine's Burgerville [Polson].
• The riddle of existence: Audubon bighorn sheep
• The riddle of existence: fishes of special concern [fourteen fishes in Montana with limited numbers]
• The riddle of existence: fishes of special concern
• The riddle of existence: Montana's
• The riddle of existence: Montana's endangered species
• The riddle of existence: our small cohorts: aquatic plants and animals in tributaries of the Kootenai River
• The riddle of existence: the passenger pigeon
• Ride for the high points.
• Ridge runners and swamp rats. 1983.
• Ridin' the rapids
• Riding herd a modern horse drive
• Riding the high country. 1987.
• Riding the Roche Jaune
• Riding the White Horse Home: A Western Family Album. Pantheon Books, 1993.
• Right face: John Baden and MSU's Libertarian think tank
• The right place, the right time
• Righter, R. Crucible for conservation: the creation of Grand Teton National Park. 1982.
• Riley, G. Frontierswomen, the Iowa experience. 1981.
• Rime of a Flathead mariner
• The rims
• The Rinehart photographs: a portfolio [official photographer to the Omaha expedition, 1898]
• The Ringling years, a circus empire in in the Smith River Valley.
• The rise and fall of socialism in a company town, 1902-1905 [Anaconda, MT]
• Risk recreation in wilderness areas: problems and alternatives
• The rites of spring in Eastern Montana The Miles City bucking horse sale
• Rival for California: the Great Northern and the Southern Pacific, 1905-1931.
• A river comes home: the Kissimmee
• A river dream
• The river next door
• A river no more: the Colorado River and the West.
• A river of my own [Swan River]
• River of perpetual hope
• River otters: lords of the river.
• River preservation: anatomy of a movement
• River runners of the Grand Canyon.
• A river runs by it: Kootenai Falls WMA
• A River Runs Through It: a review
• A River Runs Through it: the movie
• A river rushes through it
• Riverfront theater [Missoula, MT].
• Rivers for the soul: floating favorites
• Rivers of empire: water, aridity and the growth of the American West
• Rivers of ice
• Rivers: photo feature on waterways
• Road repairs: contributions from our readers
• The road to Rapelje
• Roading elk habitat (easy access or better hunting).
• Roading the wilderness, are below-cost timber sales worth it?
• Roadside geology of Montana
• Roadside geology of the Northern Rockies
• Roadside geology of the Yellowstone Park County.
• A roadside guide to cows: instant expertise for the Bovine-impaired
• Robbins, W. Lumberjacks and legislators: political economy of the U.S. lumber industry, 1890-1941. 1982.
• Robert Lucke: voice of the Bear Paws
• The robin some facts about a friend we take for granted
• Robinson, M. Water for the West: the Bureau of Reclamation, 1902-1977. 1979.
• Rock climbing, peppermint hints and how to tie your boots.
• The Rock Creek experiment [creek limits, size limits, or seasons]
• Rock Creek resurrected
• Rock Creek: a conservation success story
• Rock creepers at Koocanusa for sport climbers and spectators
• Rock fans
• Rocks, ice and water: the geology of Waterton-Glacier Park
• The Rocky Boy economy
• Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation: heart of the Bearpaws
• Rocky Mountain constitution making, 1850-1912. 1987.
• The Rocky Mountain Front peak to prairie splendor
• The Rocky Mountain Front, one man's religion
• The Rocky Mountain Front: a chronology of exploration.
• Rocky Mountain trade corridor: implications for transportation planning in Montana and the Rocky Mountain West
• The Rocky Mountain West: fragile space, diverse place
• The Rocky Mountain West: region in transition.
• Rodale's encyclopedia of indoor gardening. Ed. by A. Halpin. 1980.
• Rodeo in Montana
• Rodeo! The Wilsall rodeo tradition
• Roger's Pier: a lasting tribute [Lake Elmo memorial]
• The role of forest insects and diseases in the Yellowstone Ecosystem.
• The role of herbicides in weed management.
• The role of the hatchery: then and now
• The role of the nonfuels mineral industry in the Montana economy
• Roll over Tchaikovsky
• Romancing the arts.
• The Ronan State Bank robbery, 1929.
• Room with a view: fire lookout towers
• Room with a view: Wall Creek Wildlife Management Area
• Root Beer Classic [in Polebridge]
• Rosa, J. The West of Wild Bill Hickok. 1982.
• Rosario's: Italian surprise in steak & potato country [Townsend].
• Rosebud Battlefield State Park
• Rosebud revisited.
• Rossberg wins 1999 Migratory Bird Stamp contest
• Rosy cheeks and fulls moons
• Rough ride on the Smith
• Roughing it easy: Elk Canyon cuisine.
• Roughing it up the Yellowstone to Wonderland: an account of a trip through the Yellowstone Valley in 1878
• Rounding up canners for the Corned Beef and Cabbage [Chappel Brothers Corporation, eastern Montana]
• Roundup
• Roundup Wools: spinning a Montana yarn
• Royal, imperial and monarch stately and impressive, elk deserve their noble names
• The royalty of Red Rocks
• The royalty of the Red Rocks
• Ruby red eyes
• Ruby, R. & Brown, J. Indians of the Pacific Northwest: a history. 1981.
• Rufus Woods, Grand Coulee promoter
• The rugged, yet delicate, bitterroot
• Rules, Rules
• Run for the sky
• A run on downhill
• Runaway: Mary Clearman Blew and the cowboy way
• Running the bulls, Montana style or how to make Grand Sire Reginald III, Duc de Alfalfa, Baron of Balogna move
• Running under the big sky
• Runte, A. National parks: the American experience. 1979.
• Rural radicalism on the northern plains, 1912-1950
• Rural roller coaster: economic gains are uneven in farm country
• Rural schoolhouses in Montana.
• Rural tourism development: balancing benefits and costs.
• Rural tourism: new focus on a traditional industry
• Russell in the 90's:
• Russell in the 90's: How the buffalo lost his crown
• Russell in the 90's: When Lowry took Russell and me to eat
• The Russian connection [Great Falls base processed aircraft for transfer to Russia]
• Rustic furniture: bringing the wild inside
• Rx for recovery: river restoration program.

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• S-393 Montana's private wilderness review
• Sacred Encounters: Father De Smet and the Indians of the Rocky Mountain West. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1993.
• Sacred encounters: Montana rock art
• Saddle up: it's time to ride the Bison Range.
• Safari Club donates dollars [for bear traps and capture gun.]
• Safe stove installation you're playing with fire in your home
• The saga of George Drouillard
• The saga of old #134: growth record of one brown trout trapped and tagged over a 10 year period
• Sage grouse
• Sage grouse: they used to darken the sky
• The Sagebrush Rebellion in Montana
• The Sagebrush Rebellion: who owns the West?
• Sail on Silver Girl catching, reaching & jibbing on Montana's big waters
• Sailing
• Salad for all seasons a lettuce lexicon
• The sales tax revisited.
• The salmon fly hatch, annual fishing event on the Big Hole
• sampler
• Sampling bugs speedily: new technique measures stream health...
• Samuels, P. & Samuels, H. Frederic Remington: a biography. 1982.
• Samuelson's mallards win '88 stamp contest
• The sandhill crane
• Sap on tap
• The Sapphire Gallery: a Philipsburg gem
• The Sapphire mountains: they used to be in Idaho
• The Sapphires: precious gems.
• Saskatchewan tries Land Banking
• Satellite imagery: space-age technology rides the range
• Satterfield, A. U Muench, D. Lewis and Clark country.
• Saturday afternoon fever.
• Sauger sagas and trout tales [Montana's record setting fish, 1993]
• Saving souls on the frontier: a chaplain's labor [U.S. Army Chaplain Theophilus Steward in Montana]
• Saving the pallid sturgeon: new hope for an old fish
• Saving the Yellowstone
• Savior of stained glass: Father Hillen [Helena].
• Savor the summer visit a park [Black Sandy State Recreation area]
• Sawdust in her blood: Mable Ringling Anderson
• Scales, J. & Goble, D. Oklahoma politics: a history. 1983.
• Scarlet West: the oldest profession in the Trans-Missippi West
• Scenes from a hatchery year
• Schneider, B. The hiker's guide to Montana. 1979.
• Schneider, B. Where the grizzly walks.
• School house holiday (Semi-annual craft festival at the Ippisch home in Huson)
• Schreier, N. Highgrade: the mining story of National, Nevada. 1981.
• Schullery, P. Old Yellowstone days. 1979.
• Schultz, J. Floating on the Missouri. Ed. by E. Silliman. 1979.
• Schultz, J. Floating on the Missouri. Ed. by L. Silliman.
• Schultz, J. Many strange characters. Ed. by E. Silliman. 1982.
• Schuss! An abbreviated history of alpine skiing in Montana [Includes list of downhill ski runs]
• Schwantes, C. Radical heritage: labor, socialism, and reform in Washington and British Columbia, 1885-1917. 1979.
• Schwartz, C. Wildlife drawings. 1980.
• The Schwatka-Haynes Winter Expedition in Yellowstone, 1887
• Science high: a Sunburst tradition
• Scientists and sojourners: Lake Baringo and the search for solutions to East Africa's land problems
• Scobey: pioneer country
• Scotty James: 42 years in newspaper
• Scourge from the skies
• A scout's perceptions of Indians at the Battle of Beecher Island: an essay on ethnocentrism and the reminiscences of Sigmund Shlesinger
• Scratching for answers: swimmer's itch
• Scriver, B. No more buffalo.
• Scriver, B. No more buffalo. 1982.
• Sea monsters
• Sea serpents of the Pacific Northwest
• The search and rescue is always ready to HELP!
• The search for Moby Pike [Montana Summer Science Camp.]
• Search for Sauger
• Search for wolves
• Searching for the Enemy [oil, n.d.]
• Second genesis for trout [Broadwater County on the upper Missouri]
• Second-chance bears [FWP's Wild Animal Shelter teaches motherless cubs to hibernate]
• See first.
• See how they grow [elk antlers]
• See you in Bannack.
• Seeds of disaster: Montana's noxious weeds
• Seeing spots
• Seeing the forest for the trees: lessons from Montana's 1984 wildfires.
• Seeker of solace.
• Seekers of snags: wild animals' dependence on tree snags
• Seeking peace on Montana's rivers
• Seeley Lake: from logging camp to thriving community
• Seeley-Swan in the winter
• Selected stats [retail and service sectors]
• Selected stats: covered wages & salaries for Montana's construction sector, 1992-93
• Selected stats: heart disease: the nation's leading cause of death
• Selected stats: new data, new trends
• Selected stats: selected ratios for Montana service sector firms with payroll subject to federal income tax, 1992
• Selected stats: surrendered out-of-state /country licenses, 1994-1998
• Selected stats: surrendered out-of-state/country licenses, January-September, 1994
• Selecting a tree care specialist: don't get clipped
• Selling land on the Montana plains, 1905-1915: Northern Pacific Railway's land-grant sales policies
• Senator James E. Murray a voice of the people in foreign affairs
• Senator James E. Murray and the limits of post-war liberalism.
• A Sender of Words: Essays in Memory of John G. Neihardt.
• Sentinels of the prairie
• Sentries in the clouds
• September 11, 2001: what happens now?
• Servant of Power: a Political Biography of Senator William M. Stewart
• The serviceable serviceberry
• Serving the Montana business community via television: UM's innovative Billings MBA program
• Setting sail, a boat-building couple at Coram prepares for a saltwater saga.
• Setting the season: a new process called Adaptive Harvest Management promises to resolve long-stinding conflicts over duck hunting regulations
• A settlement on the plains: Paris Gibson and the building of Great Falls
• Settlers [A centennial tribute].
• Settlers [Sheep and wool statistics, 1900-1910].
• Sevem steps you can take to prevent cancer
• Seven new fish records for 2000
• Seven principles of low-impact wilderness recreation
• Seventy years of relocating wildlife
• Shadow on the Tetons: David E. Jackson and the Claiming of the American West. Mountain Press, 1993.
• Shakespeare in the parks
• Share with care
• The shared memory of Montana pioneers
• Shared symbols, contested meanings: Gros Ventre culture and history, 1778-1984. 1987
• Sharing o' the greens: cooperative garden projects
• Sharks at work
• Sharp, P. Whoop-up country: the Canadian-American West.
• Shaw, R. and D. On. Plants of Waterton-Glacier National Parks.
• Shear energy [Sheep Shearers' Merchandise manufactures and markets shearing equipment].
• Sheep Mountain: hiking the state line.
• Sheep ticks and army worms
• The Sheepherder
• Sheet iron elegance: mail order architecture in Montana.
• Shelter from the storm
• Shelter from the storm: Dome Mountain Wildlife Management Area
• The shifting place of trade in Montana: patterns in the growth and location of retail and services trade
• Shikar-Safari honors two wardens [Gary Benson & Jim Kropp].
• Shirley, G. Temple Houston: lawyer with a gun. 1980.
• Shooting for fall color
• Shooting high: Stu Jennings
• Shooting Montana close-up: macro or close-up photography
• Shootout at Stoneville
• Shore bird actor: killdeer
• Shorebird of the prairie
• Shoreline & timberline: five dayhikes from Lake McDonald Lodge
• A short course in health care for your outdoor-loving dog
• Short Face's buckskin shirt
• The Shoshoni frontier and the Bear River Massacre
• The Shoshoni-Crow Sun Dance, 1984
• A shot for waterfowl: shooting steel shot.
• Shots in the dark: television and the western myth.
• Should property rights extend to water? [Reader's Respond section]
• Should we hunt the goat?
• Should we hunt the grizzly? Eight expert opinions
• Showcase of wildflowers
• Showdown at the Hollywood Corral: Wyatt Earp and the movies
• Shrimp and salmon in Flathead lake: time will tell
• Siberia's Treasure State: an investors' guide to Tyumen
• Sidney: boom town
• A sight worth seeing.
• Silas S. Soule : partizan of the frontier.
• Silk flowers and taxidermy: Pok Oke
• Silliman, L. We seized our rifles.
• Silliman, L. We seized our rifles. 1981.
• The Silver Bow Club: millionaires, mining magnates, and merchant princes
• The silver-tipped sweater [Sen. Wheeler mistaken for a grizzly]
• Silvicultural correctness: the politicalization of forest science.
• Silviculture: achieving new objectives through stand and landscape management.
• The Sim Roberts riddle: was the gentlemen a crook? [Montana cowman suspected of scores of stock thefts.]
• Simon Pepin, a quiet capitalist.
• Simply Christmas: Montana's country churches
• Since 1919 [history of Cream of the West cereal]
• Sing out Montana
• Singers and their songs
• Single Tree. Walker, n.d.
• A singular bird
• Sioux Indian religion: tradition and innovation. 1987.
• Sir Scott's Oasis: not just another pretty steak [Manhattan]
• Six Mile estate
• The sixth grandfather: Black Elk's teachings given to John G. Neihardt.
• Skate the sky [skate-sailing].
• Skating international: Butte's U.S. High Altitude Sports Center
• A sketch from old Montana
• Ski Blacktail: brand-new and used
• Ski celebration: a guide to Montana slopes doownhill
• Ski celebration: a guide to Montana trails: touring guide
• Ski for light: winter fun for the visually impaired
• Skiing directory (guide to downhill skiing in 85-86)
• Skiing Mt. Haggin: unbeatable cross- country.
• Skiing surprises
• Skiing the sky: the Bergoust brothers.
• The skin you're in
• Skipper's inspection list [and] Skipper's quiz
• Skirmish at Goose Creek Edmund R.P. Shurley's Bozeman trail reminiscence
• Skirmish at Goose Creek: Edmond R. Shurley's Bozeman Trail reminiscence
• Sky walk: the continental divide trail
• Sky wars: life-and-death drama at the back yard feeder.
• Skydive [sport jumping in the fire off- season leads to the Olympics].
• Sleeping Buffalo, prairie spa.
• Sleeping Giant: wake up to one of Montana's best known landmarks.
• Sleeping Wolf (oil)
• Sleepy House: cookies and tea.
• Slicing the wilderness pie: a look at the Baucus-Burns bill.
• Sliding through winter
• Sloooooow sloooooooth
• Slough Creek meanders
• Slow bake: rock baked by burning coal in Eastern Montana
• Sluice Boxes State Park
• Small business
• Small business beware!
• Small business: panacea or pipedream?
• Small lakes--big opportunities [Lake Mary Ronan, Whitefish Lake, Thompson Lakes, & Bitterroot Lake].
• Small operations with minimum impact. Business Supplement [32p.] follows page 100
• Small town Montana: Carter - Loma.
• Smallest mammal.
• Smallmouth bass waters in Montana.
• Smart Gear
• Smith River getaway.
• Smith River Historical Society, Comp. The Smith River journal, a history from Lewis and Clark to 1979.
• Smith River news: increased launches & competition for campsites brings regulation
• The Smith River Valley: past and future
• Smith, G. Langer of North Dakota: a study in isolationism, 1940-1959. 1979.
• Smith, G. Windsinger.
• Smith, G. & ed. by Wood, W. The explorations of the La Verendryes in the Northern Plains, 1738-1743. 1980.
• Smithwicke, N. The evolution of a state, or recollections of old Texas days. Comp. by N. Donaldson. 1983.
• The smokejumpers.
• Smokejumping rookies.
• Smyser, C. Nature's design: a practical guide to natural landscaping. 1982.
• Snags: are they firewood or wildlife habitat?
• Snake pit
• Snakes
• Snap, croak and rattle: watch for cold- blooded critters on warm spring days
• A snapshot of internet connectivity in Montana
• Snipe hunt- really!
• Snow business: an economic review of Montana's ski industry
• Snow queen, explore the fairy tale beauty and sub-zero reality of winter in the park.
• Snow runners: the 1981 Nordic racing scene
• The snowbirds: Montana's sun seekers
• Snowbound
• The Snowcrests: heavily hunted yet blessedly obscure.
• Snowmobile capital of the world [West Yellowstone].
• The snowmobile gas tax
• Snowmobile roast.
• Snowmobile to glory.
• Snowmobiling in Montana: an economic study
• Snowmobiling in Montana: an update
• Snowplay-Iceplay: winter fun in Montana
• Snowshoe school
• Snowshoeing, slogging, and postholing: snow survey in the Bob Marshall Wilderness
• Snowshoes best for tight spots
• Snuggle up to Three Dog Down [Highway 93 near the Polson bridge].
• So long, Harry- rest in peace
• Soar! The 1994 Soaring Championships
• Soaring squirrels
• Soccer is a kick and they're kicking all over the state
• Social arrangements by peck & peck
• Social conflict on the Madison
• Social myth and social reality [The image of the West is in conflict with the reality]
• Sodbusting in Montana: a 1980's Dust Bowl?
• Sojourn to the sky: the Beartooth Highway
• The Solace of Open Spaces.
• Soldiers west: biographies from the military frontier. 1987.
• Solid, safe, and secure: country banks in Montana.
• Sollid wants to see you: George Sollid, homestead locator
• Solo: wilderness as therapy [for chemical dependency]
• Solving Custer photo puzzles: some new dates and identifications
• Solving the puzzle of Fort Peck's young paddlefish
• Some announcements concerning the Autumn 1987 Quarterly [Wilderness]
• Some like it cold [cross country skiing/ skating].
• Some like it hot [chili cook-offs].
• Some nuggets panned from Boone and Crockett [big game records]
• Some perspectives on Montana's economy. Interview with Marc Racicot.
• Some simple and inexpensive ideas for...Protection and comfort outdoors
• Some that didn't get away, and one that did: Montana fishing records
• Some tricks for the summer
• Something for the kids [Excerpt]
• Something to be proud of ...
• Something to sing about [songbird range expanding].
• Son of the Morning Star: Custer and the Little Bighorn. 1984.
• Songbird summer
• Sonnichsen, C. From Hopalong to Hud: thoughts on Western fiction. 1978.
• Sounds.
• South Wall Builders: A green success story [Missoula firm]
• Southwest region around Butte
• Spanish exploration in the western borderlands
• The Spanish Frontier in North America. Yale University Press, 1992.
• Special effects for outdoors
• Special issue includes photographs of plants, animals, birds, and scenery. The photos are accompanied by poems of Montana school children
• Special issue includes photos of plants, animals, birds & scenery with literary quotes
• Special issue includes photos of plants, animals, birds, and scenery with quotes from conservationist Jay N. Ding Darling
• Special Olympics - Winter Games
• Special photo issue of Montana scenes accompanied by Montana song lyrics
• Special photo issue of Montana scenes with quotations from the writing and correspondence of Charlie Russell
• Special photo issue of Montana's flora and fauna with quotations from A.B. Gurthrie's writing
• Special photo issue of plants, animals, birds, & scenery with environmental remarks from MT territorial & state governors
• The special role of old growth forests
• Speed limit laws: does speed influence accidents and fatalities?
• Spence, C. Montana: a bicentennial history. 1978.
• Spence, C. Territorial politics and government in Montana.
• Spence, C. The rainmakers: American pluviculture to World War II. 1980.
• The sphinx, older than the hills (Beaverhead conglomerate).
• Spirit of the Front: Ear Mountain Wildlife Management Area
• Spit fire
• Spoils of statehood: Montana communities in conflict, 1888-1894
• Spooky Niarada, where things go `bump' in the night.
• Sportsmen plant 10,000 birds [Reprint from Montana Wild Life, January 1929]
• Spring creeks - precious secrets.
• Spring creeks: Montana's fragile fishery [Poindexter Fishing Access site]
• Spring Mountain.
• Spring skiing on Beartooth Pass
• Spring skiing.
• Spring stroll: a visit to Lubrecht Forest
• Spring weather: what causes it, blizzards and floods
• Springs on the border of Yellowstone Lake (watercolor)
• Springtime blues.
• Spritzer, D. Waters of wealth: the story of the Kootenai River and Libby Dam. 1979.
• Square Butte, a bubble on the plains
• Ssssh! Over there! Don't move! Photo close-up on Montana wildlife
• St. Ignatius Mission
• St. Labre: shining light for the Northern Cheyenne Indians
• St. Mary's Catholic Church: homespun
• Stacks o' facts: bees
• Stacks o' facts: birds
• Stacks o' facts: holidays
• Stacks o' facts: Montana plants
• Stacks o' facts: snow in Montana
• Stacks o' facts: Water in Montana
• Stacks o' facts: wild cats
• Stacks o' facts: Yellowstone National Park
• Stage on the High Line: Culbertson-Plentywood Stage Line
• Stairsteps to Heaven
• Stakeholders and water rights in Montana: an introduction
• Stalking the Mountain Ghost
• Stallard, P. Glittery misery: dependents of the Indian fighting army. 1978.
• Standing room only! [Planet population exceeds 5,000,000,000]
• Stanley Huntley interviews Sitting Bull: event, pseudo-event or fabrication?
• Star light, star bright
• Star of the sea
• The Starkey Project: new technologies chase old questions about deer and elk management.
• The start of a silence [historical sightings and habitat]
• Start the boating season right [checking gear]
• Start ups: a new-business sampler.
• Start your tomatoes early make miniature hot houses
• State and county population, Montana, 1990 and 1995
• State and private forestry programs: a partnership etched in the land.
• The state budget dilemma: no clear answers.
• State compensation insurance fund: a vital piece of the puzzle
• State of the economy
• The State outlook for 1987.
• State parks are for families [3rd annual State Parks Poster Contest for fifth grade students]
• State parks make memories [poster contest for fifth graders]
• State parks photo portfolio: window into another world
• State parks preserve history
• State parks: a home for plants and animals
• State purchases Robb Creek site.
• State regulation of private forest practices: what accomplishments at what costs?
• The state sales tax: voted down in 1971.
• Statehood centennials: what shall we celebrate?
• The status of wild MOntana.
• Stauffer, H. Mari Sandoz: story catcher of the plains. 1982.
• Staying dry in the worst weather
• Staying found: tips for knowing where you are & what to do if you get lost
• Staying sane.
• Steamboats on the Yellowstone
• Steffen, J. Comparative frontiers: a proposal for studying the American West. 1980.
• Steffen, R. The horse soldier 1776-1943: the United States cavalryman: his uniforms, arms, accoutrements, and equipments, Vol. IV, World War I, the peacetime army, World War II, 1917=1943. 1979.
• Steffen, R. The horse soldier, 1776-1943: the last of the Indian wars, The Spanish-American War, the brink of the great war, 1881-1996. 1978.
• Step and fetchit
• Stevensville Historical Society. Montana genesis.
• Stewart, H. Looking at Indian art of the Northwest coast. 1979.
• Still a good idea: Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife Management Area.
• The Stillwater complex, a platinum-rich oddity near Big Timber
• Stirring the muddy waters along the Missouri Breaks
• Stocking Wonderland: Yellowstone National Park's river fishery
• Stopping by Volborg: meet the Stanleys.
• Stopping by woods, an autumn idyll.
• Stopping saline seep: researchers Hayden Ferguson, Paul Brown, Marvin Miller
• Stories: a narrative history of the West
• A story about snakes in the grass
• A story from the Cree: Why earth worm has no eyes
• A story irrigated by a flood of skunks
• Stover, J. Iron road to the West: American railroads in the 1850s. 1978.
• Strange beasts in our backyard
• Strange bedfellows: prostitution, politicians, and moral reform in Helena, 1885-1887
• Strange bedfellows: Superfund clean-up teams Jack Nicklaus & ARCO
• Strategic planning and the mission statement: long-term planning critical for Montana companies
• Stratton, J. Pioneer women: voices from the Kansas frontier. 1981.
• Strawberry makes Butcher Knife Creek A better place
• Streambed basics: how water works.
• Street smarts: bicycle basics
• Strike and retreat: intertribal warfare and the Powder River War, 1865-1868
• Strike gold at Montana's state parks
• Strike up the bandwidth
• Strikes His Enemy Pretty [oil, c1906].
• Strung, N. Fishing the headwaters of the Missouri.
• Strung, N. Fishing the headwaters of the Missouri. 1980.
• Subcutaneous laminar shear failure and hydraulic stress: some advice on blisters.
• Subdivisions nine ways to improve subdivision controls
• The subject was mule deer
• Subsidies changing, but here to stay
• Such Men as Billy the Kid: The Lincoln County War Reconsidered. Univ. of Nebraska Press, c1994.
• A sucker called blue.
• Suddenly its summer
• Suit yourself: make it with a kit
• Sulfur Cinquefoil: a new threat to biological diversity.
• Summer begins in wine country
• Summer fires: businesses still struggling to recover
• Summer games: Whitefish
• Summer in wine country
• Summer of '43: an Ozarks boy out West.
• Summer rains brought floaters to Smith River in 1993 [3,688 for record high]
• Summer theater
• Summer Travel Special Issue (Montana Magazine)
• Summers at Lambshead
• Sun Mountain Sports: when golf pro meets sewing machine.
• The Sun River Mountain Lion Study
• Sundae drivers: Montana's ice cream parlors
• Sundaes and heydays: Bungalow Drug
• Sunday at the Little Big Horn with George [Artist Eric von Schmidt paints Here Fell Custer]
• Sunday on the Mo
• Sunelco, Inc.: solar is coming of age in the Bitterroot Valley
• Surf's up, grab your pig and come on in.
• A surgeon at the Little Big Horn: letters of H. Paulding between April 21 & July 15 1876, detail movements of Gibbon's command
• Surgery or not? It depends on where you live
• Surrendered out-of-state/country licenses
• Surrounded by elk
• Surrounded by sky: a high traverse of the Tobacco Roots
• Surveying in Yellowstone National Park, 1882.
• Surveyor's wagon in the rockies [oil, by A. Bierstadt, c.1859]
• Survival basics
• Survival tips: cold weather
• Survivor
• Sustainability: civilizing our Call of the Wild
• Sutton, M. and Sutton, A. Yellowstone.
• The Swan face: western guardian of the Bob.
• Swan River Pete: Pete Rovero
• Swan Valley shootout, 1908 a tragic white-Indian clash long after the wars were over.
• The Swan Valley: 90 miles of classic mountain scenery.
• Swartout, R., ed. Montana vistas: selected historical essays. 1981.
• Sweat lodge: heat and harmony
• Sweet Grass County
• Sweet October.
• Sweet purple.
• Sweet rescue
• Sweetgrass, border town.
• Swinging for the fences
• Sword Bearer and the Crow Outbreak, 1887.
• Sykes Grocery, the meet 'n' greet place.
• Symphony at Red Rocks.
• A synopsis of Montana agriculture east of the Rocky Mountains
• The system: use a grim winter day to organize those slides and prints

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• T. Rex rises again
• Tahoe: an Environmental History. 1984.
• Tailwater trout
• Take a close look
• Take a hike [21 hikes suggested throughout Montana]
• Take a hike.
• Take a peek inside: Montana 1986-1988 Fishing Regulations
• Take a ride on the wild side
• Take a Telemark vacation: top trails, fine meals in two winter wonderlands - Glacier country, Gallatin Valley
• Take in a winter fair [in Bozeman and Missoula].
• Take the Great Bob Trek.
• Take the Gun Strong (watercolor and pastel) 13.1.42 Wolf Tail (watercolor and passtel) 13.1.cover
• Taking a cotton to cottonwoods
• Taking a fling at ling
• Taking the bull by the horns: law by initiative
• Taking the cure: Montana's health mine pilgrims
• Taking the plunge [Hodge's Marine Construction, Inc.]
• Taking the theater to the kids
• Taking the train, a peak-to-prairie ride on Amtrak
• Talkin' turkey: a 1920's Thanksgiving tale
• Talking 'bout my generation
• Tall tales and big grins (from Giggles from Glacier guides, Kalispell: O'Neil Printers, 1935)
• Taming the dreaded knapweed.
• Tannenbaum, Oh Tannenbaum: a view from the growing fields
• Tanner, M. A fragment: the autobiography of Mary Jane Mount Tanner. Ed. by M. Ward. 1980.
• Tarkio Tuades
• The tarnished dream: the turbulent world of the forest products industry in the Northwest
• A taste of history: sourdough in Montana
• The taste of rabbit pie: Deirdre McNamer and the real life on the Hi-Line
• A taste of spring.
• Tax planning for woodland owners.
• Tax shelter farming
• Taylor Gordon, Smith River tenor on Broadway
• The Taylor Grazing Act: a 50-year perspective
• Taylor, G. The New Deal and American tribalism: the administrtion of the Indian Reorganization Act, 1934-1945. 1980.
• Taylor, L. & Maar, I. The American cowboy. 1983.
• Teacher's first day
• Teaching kids to hunt
• Teaching school on the western frontier: acceptable occupation for nineteenth century women
• Team Fish
• Teamwork
• Technical assistance programs for non- industrial private forest landowners
• Tee time in Montana: the golf-crazy Flathead Valley.
• Teeth provide age, other info.
• The tempestuous life of Will James
• The ten commandments of river etiquette.
• Ten days on Damnation Creek: a guided hunt in the Bob Marshall
• Ten days on the plains.
• Ten elements of a good business plan.
• Ten years in the trenches: the Environmental Information Center does battle from the grass roots up
• Tents today.
• Tents, select your home away from home as carefully as your home
• Terminus town: founding Dillon
• Territoriality: how competition for space keeps the species strong
• Terry
• Terry Badlands [being considered as wilderness area].
• Terry Hill receives Shikar-Safari Award.
• The test of time
• Testicle festivals: come and have a ball
• The Tetons: interpretations of a mountain landscape.
• Thanks, Art Whitney [leads the way to stopping planting of hatchery fish in rivers.]
• Thanks, Art Whitney.
• Thanksgiving blizzard [Big Timber].
• That is my road: the life and times of a Crow berdache.
• That's Dorothy: the story of storyteller Dorothy Johnson
• The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1965
• 'The Pilgrimage of a Funny Man': Bob Burdette's Northwest tour of 1888
• The preachings of an old hunter
• The-Man-Who-Talks-Not: John Louis Clarke
• Theodore Roosevelt: the Making of a Conservationist.
• There
• There are 10 candles on our birthday cake
• There I stood: every respectable hunting story should have these words
• There is something wrong down here: the Smith Mine disaster, Bearcreek, Montana, 1943.
• There would be no charge
• There's a system to keeping your hands warm
• There's no taste like home
• There's nothing like it the Grizzly-Bobcat series
• There's something wild on your tax form [nongame check-off]
• These trails were walked before.
• They're all ladies out here
• They're driving the last spike again
• They're moving to Montana
• They've come a l-o-o-o-ong way
• Thickets and thorns
• Things to know before you go [ to Yellowstone Park]
• Things to know before you go [to Yellowstone Park]
• Think safety!
• Think tank [freshwater research at Yellow Bay].
• Thinsulate: synthetic insulation goes on a diet
• Third annual guide to 34 summertime things to do in Montana
• Thirty days hath September
• The thirty-one-year ram
• This buck's for oyu, Son.
• This frozen north: wildlife in winter
• This is not just another fish story.
• This sea mammal is the fastest of its kind [an orca]
• This well-wooded land: Americans and their forests from colonial times to the present.
• This wild chicken was really a bad egg
• Thomas Francis Meagher's bar bill.
• Thomas Greenough's amazing, traveling mansion
• Thomas H. Carter, spokesman for western development.
• Thompson Chain of Lakes: a link to natural values.
• Thornbrugh notches sixth waterfowl stamp win
• Thornbrugh Three-Peats as Waterfowl Stamp winner
• Thornbrugh wins 1997 waterfowl stamp contest
• Thornbrugh wins it again [1990 waterfowl stamp competition]
• Thornbrugh's Canadas wins stamp contest
• Those beloved bookmobiles: Are Montana's rolling libraries about to be shelved?
• Those bloomin' algae.
• Those grand and golden grizzlies, reflections on a 50th reunion
• Those hot summer days.
• Those long winter nights.
• Those magnificent flying machines
• Those Powerful Years: The South Coast and Los Angeles, 1887-1917. Historical Society of Southern California, 1992.
• Those scandalous Ladies of the Night.
• Those Sheridan samaritans save birds.
• A thousand winters ago [Lost Terrace on the Missouri River]
• Thrapp, D. ed. Dateline Fort Bowie: Charles Fletcher Lummis reports on an Apache war. 1979.
• Thrashing in Montana at the turn of the century.
• The Three Chiefs--Piegan [photograph by Edward Curtis, 1900]
• 'three cool, determined men': the Sioux War heroism of privates Evans, Stewart and Bell.
• Three from the Centennial [red-tailed, ferruginous & Swainson's hawks in the Red Rock Lakes Wildlife Refuge area].
• Three Montana periodicals [Montana Outdoors,Montan Magazine, Montana the Magazine of Western History]
• Three Montanans receive TU awards: Gary Decker Rick Swanson & Chris Clancy
• Three new commissioners, one new director
• Threshers holiday in Eastern Montana
• Thumper!
• Tick study at Hamilton's Research Lab
• Tick talk [habits and safety measures]
• Tied the the past: historic Bull River Ranger Station
• Tikhmenev, P. A history of the Russian-American Company. 1978.
• Tiller, V. The Jicarilla Apache tribe: a history, 1846-1970. 1983.
• Timber and the Forest Service. 1986.
• Timber and wood products: no clearcut answers for this troubled Montana industry
• Timber management costs: a comparison among major landowners in Idaho and Montana
• Timber management meets the public: new ways to resolve conflict.
• Time to toughen up on subdivisions?
• Tings Steak House and Stage Stop
• TIP-MONT helps put the crunch on poachers.
• TIP-MONT spells success.
• TIP-MONT: make the call
• Tipi rings
• Tipi rings: circles of stone, moments in Montana prehistory.
• Tips for outdoor types: rain rules and rugged gear.
• Tips for wood gatherers
• Tips on cold climate seed selection
• TLC for boots.
• To arouse interest in the outdoors: the literary career of Enos Mills
• To catch a glacier: diary & photographs from Dowler's 1920 Kintla Mountain trip
• To Chipper with love.
• To feed or not to feed
• To live is to mush: the sled-dog racing lifestyle [Laurie Palmer & Jack Beckstrom].
• To make a hunter
• To market, to market
• To save the family farm: Montana Land Reliance: conservation easements donated by land owners
• To ski or not to ski: one community's look at regional planning
• To the dear ones at home: Elizabeth Fisk's Missoouri River trip, 1867
• To the keepers of the flame: people and wildlife are closely intertwined
• To the mallard
• To the Sun by the moon
• Toe-tappin' time: ever try sitting still for old-time fiddle music?
• Tom Miner Basin
• Tomaskie & Montskaia: a championship team.
• Tomato talk
• Tomorrow's tradition
• Tongue River country
• Too good to lose
• Too many elk in Yellowstone? [Wildlife in Transition: Man and Nature on Yellowstone's Northern Range. 1986. Don Despain and others]
• Toole, K. R. Montana: an uncommmon land.
• Toole, K. R. Twentieth century Montana: a state of extremes.
• Toopompey and I [Edwin Kellner].
• Top brass: Fort Benton's military might.
• Tornado: adding another twist to Montana's summer weather
• Tough Taft boom town
• Tough trip home: Ken Ralston
• Tough trip through the Pryor mountains
• A tour of Montana's famous fly shops
• Touring Montana by mouse
• Touring Montana's hot springs
• Touring the Tobacco Roots
• Tourism
• Tourism '89: the big picture.
• Tourism development: a new industry comes of age.
• Tourism employment in Montana: quality versus quantity?
• Tourism in the northern Rockies: preserving the product, protecting the future
• Tourism. Business Supplement [32p.] follows page 100
• Tourism: a big impact
• Tourism: Montana's new kid on the economic block
• Tourist towns singin' the blues. Business Supplement [32p.] follows page 100
• The tourist: travel in twentieth-century North America
• Tourists and tourism in Montana: the basics of a viable industry
• Tourists in action: contributions from out readers
• The Towe Ford collection
• Towering over infernos: Glacier's fire lookouts
• Town and gown: the economic partnership between the University of Montana and Missoula
• The town of Hot Springs.
• Townsend
• Traces of Tatanka
• Track trivia.
• Tracking C. M. Russell in Canada, 1888- 1889
• Tracking Con Murphy
• Tracking the travelers
• Traders to trappers: Andrew Henry and the Rocky Mountain fur trade [Part 1 of 2]
• Traders to trappers: Andrew Henry and the Rocky Mountain fur trade [Part 2]
• A tradition of service: Montana's first ambulance celebrates 150 years of service [St. Ignatius].
• Traditional social dances
• Traditions and change on the Northwest Coast: the Makah, Nuu-chah-nulth, southern Kwakiutl and Nuxalk.
• Traffic and tourism in the Bitterroot: tourism promotion, development and management
• Trafzer, C. The Kit Carson campaign: the last great Navajo war. 1981.
• Tragedy and beyond: Norman Maclean's Young Men and Fire [essay of book on Mann Gulch fire]
• Trail boss (oil)
• Trail to Milk River.
• Trailblazing Westward with Tin Lizzie
• Trails of a wilderness wanderer.
• The trails of Glacier National Park
• Trained to relax
• Trains of Discovery. 1984.
• Trains: stories and photos from our readers
• Tranquility resort, Swan Valley luxury.
• Tranquillity.
• The Trans-Mississippi Exposition and the Flathead delegation
• Transboundary water issues in the Canadian-American west
• Transitions: a Montana retrospective, 1970-1995
• Transportation [A centennial tribute].
• Trapper Education program to begin
• A trapper's story: trapping mice and rodents
• Trash treasures
• Travel and recreation outlook 2000: focusing on demographics
• Travel and recreation outlook 2001
• Travel and tourism
• Travel and tourism in western Montana
• Travel in time: four state parks and 4,000 years
• Travel on, but leave a name behind. [Describes some events for which landmarks in the Bob Marshall and the Great Bear Wilderness are named.]
• Travel tip: head east in May and June to see the whole bloomin' prairie
• Travelers' Tales: A Woman's World. O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., n.d.
• Travelin' fish.
• Traveling Montana trails: modes of transportation impact how we cross Montana distances
• Travels in a subjective west: the letters of Edwin James and Major Stephen Long's scientific expedition of 1819- 1820
• The Travois [photograph by Richard Throssel, ca. 1906]
• A treasured collection: another Bair gift to Montana
• Treasures for tomorrow.
• Treatment and recovery
• Trends in the wood and paper products industry and their impact on the economy in the Pacific Northwest
• Trends in wilderness recreational use: causes and implications.
• Trennert, R. Indian traders on the middle border. 1981.
• Trespass fees for hunting and access to public land: the over-commercialization of Montana's wildlife resources
• Trevanian Hale: massacre murderer or founding father?
• Trial by fire- aftermath:the fires of '88
• A tribute to Arnold Olsen: remembering a statesman.
• Tribute to Carl Nebil
• A tribute to Cascade
• tribute to Joe Halterman
• A tribute to Joseph J.Klabunde.
• Tribute to Mel Smith [Manager, Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park, 1949-1973]
• Tribute to P. D. Skarr
• Tribute to Wallace Stegner [festschrift]
• A tribute to William L. Lang [editor of MT Mag W Hist, 1978-1990].
• Trick tank [New Mexico water project for elk]
• Trimotor and Trail.
• A trip through western time and western space: a review essay
• Tripping on wheels
• Triumphal narratives and the northern west
• A Trooper with Custer: Augustus DeVoto's account of the Little Big Horn
• Trophy elk management.
• Tropical rain forests: stronghold of biological diversity
• Trouble in trout paradise [whirling disease]
• The trouble with sheep ranching
• Troubled bundles, troubled Blackfeet: the travail of cultural and religious renewal: Scriver's 1989 sale of artifacts to Provencial Museum of Alberta
• Troubled waters: user conflicts on the Snake River of Hells Canyon.
• Troubleshooting with Montana's avalanche teams
• The troubling question of public access
• The trout and the stream
• Trout Foundation seeks proposals.
• Trout that fly
• Trout Unlimited in Montana
• Trunks full of treasure [environmental education: skeletons, puppets, books, etc.]
• The truth about witching wells
• Truth, lies and otherwise.
• Truzzolino, since 1896.
• Tuchscherer, M. with Forssen, J. Petticoat & stethoscope: a Montana legend. 1978.
• Tune in and tune up.
• Turkey hunters should heed safety tips
• Turkey hunting can be hazardous to your health
• A turkey opera in four acts
• Turkey trot
• Turkey vultures: nature's sailplanes
• Turnaround at Fort Peck Reservoir.
• Turner & Fonda: the view from the Flying D.
• Turner, G. Indians of North America. 1979.
• Turning batting averages into business.
• TV looks at Indians and American history: a review essay.
• Twenty years of western women's history
• Twin Bridges
• Twin scams
• Twistin' hairs: the art of hitching horsehair
• Twixt fall and winter.
• Two blacktail fawns [photograph by Chris Schlecten, ca. 1940]
• Two by two: get thee to the wilderness ...wheelchair and all.
• Two faces of wildlife
• Two for Trout
• The two frontiers of Mary Ronan.
• Two treasures of Treasure County: Harold Miller & Norris Cole
• Two views on wilderness: the 15th round
• Two ways with jerky.
• Two wheels across Montana [Tour of the Swan River Valley]
• Two worlds of the whitetail.
• Tykes on ice: ice fishing for family fun
• Tyler, R., ed. Alfred Jacob Miller: artist of the Oregon Trail. 1982.

U  [^]

• U.S. Coast Guard minimum equipment requirements for motorboats.
• U.S. economic expansion longest on record: can the
• The U.S. Forest Service and the evolution of the environmental movement.
• U.S. Forest Service grazing and grasslands: a history.
• The U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: implications for Montana
• Ubelaker, D. & Viola, H., eds. Plains Indian studies: a collection of essays in honor of John C. Ewers and Waldo R. Wedel. 1982.
• The ultimate equine. Kalispell's Glacier International Show combines fantasy, fashion and fierce competition.
• Ultimate vacations: a look at the resort industry
• UM 6: Montana's six-sided university system
• Unabridged Blumberg.
• Uncle Jeff, mysterious character of the North Fork
• The uncommon caribou
• Under ice
• Under the moon by Vivian French, illus. by Chris Fisher. Candlewick Press, 1993.
• Under the same sky: Inner Mongolia's climate is similar to southwestern and eastern Montana's
• Underground creatures to be studied (in Flathead River).
• The Underground Reservation: Osage Oil.
• Understanding Butte
• Understanding the export trade dilemma
• Understory: tales beneath the surface
• The underwater biologist
• Underwater census: the waterproof biologist [counting fish underwater]
• Underwater flier.
• Unfolding history.
• A unique want ad of 1866
• The University of Montana and Missoula: economic interdependence
• University of Nevada Oral History Program
• The university system assisting the state's business community
• The unkindest bite of all [rabies]
• Unorthodox Rod McNeil: life's a scientific blast
• Unrau, W., ed. Tending the talking wire: a buck soldier's view of Indian Country, 1863-1866, 1979.
• unraveling mule deer mysteries
• Unruh, J. The Plains across: the Ovcrland emigrants and the Trans-Mississippi West, 1840-1860. 1979.
• Untamed landscapes
• Unusual livestock: goats, sheep, cattle, pot-bellied pigs, ostriches & horses
• Unusual trophy [when antlers don't indicate sex].
• Up and over the hill [meeting a grizzly while hiking].
• Up from the hard times [childhood memories in Eastern Montana].
• Up on the river, 1985
• Up the creek and over the mountain.
• Up the creek on the Mighty Mo: six miles in six days
• Up this great river: David Weston's Missouri steamboat diary
• Up, up, and away--Montana's soaring eagles.
• Update on Le Conte's sparrows ... and Harlequin ducks.
• Update: the Graves Hotel and a new look in Harlo
• The Upland Game Bird Habitat Enhancement Program: something for everyone.
• Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument
• The Uptown Cafe [Butte, MT].
• Uptown cuisine in old downtown Billings
• Urana Clarke: Livingston woman's life anchored by music, nature & knowledge
• Urban expansion and antelope
• Urban expansion and antelope [changes in distribution]
• Urban forestry: a look at the worth of trees.
• Urban renewal in Alder Gulch
• The urban West and the twenty-first century
• Urgent message [editorial].
• Use of macroinvertebrates to monitor forest management activities.
• Uses of oil and oil derivatives
• The Utah-Montana trail

V  [^]

• Vacation home swapping.
• Vacation promotion as good business: the Montana experience.
• The value of a Dickey Bird.
• The value of blaze orange: Survival basics
• The value of shade in Kalispell, Montana.
• The value of wild [Bob Marshall, conservation pioneer].
• Van Cleve, S. Forty years' gatherin's.
• Vance, J. Upland bird hunting. 1981.
• Vandals strike Gjersing memorial.
• Varieties of Hope: An Anthology of Oregon Prose. Oregon State Univ. Press, 1993.
• Various Titles (Montana Magazine Book Reviews)
• Veiled trails to outdoor grails [Napa Point, Doris Lakes, Werner Peak, & Peterson-Wolf Creeks]
• Veiled vale of the Medicine Line: Glacier's Belly River country
• Venture capital in Montana and the Capital Company Act: a progress report.
• Venture capital, Montana style: overview of the industry & systems currently available to Montana entrepreneurs
• Verle Rademacher
• A very fine trout
• Vest-pocket preserves [natural areas are selected for scientific merit, not their scenic or recreational value]
• Vi Beyer: Zortman pioneer & educator
• Video visits [Rhode Island/Montana communities exchange videos in sister- city relationship].
• Vietor, R. Environmental politics and the coal coalition. 1980.
• The view from Maverick Mountain.
• A view from the bottom up: The work force of the American Fur Co. on the Upper Missouri in the 1830's
• The view from the stack
• View from the twenty-first floor.
• The view from Wisdom: region and identity in the minds of four westerners
• Views from the Gulf [Montana reserve forces]
• Views from Yellowstone National Park
• Views of the Crazies
• Views of the green: presentations from New Directions for the Conservation of Parks: an international working conference
• Vigilante parade
• Vigorous attempts to prosecute: Pinkerton men on Montana's range, 1914
• Virginia City
• Virginia City romance: the dark drama of Jack and Maria Slade
• A vision for today [Review of A Wilderness Original by J. Glover].
• Visitor tips for the land of the Apsaalooke
• Visitors respond: selections from 'The West as America' comment books
• Visits with Charles M. Russell.
• The voice of the curlew.
• Volksmarch, Great Falls.
• Voluntary reservations on the Smith.
• Volunteers make it work: Montana's hunter education program

W  [^]

• W.A. Clark and the Las Vegas connection
• W.H.D. Koerner and Emerson Hough a western collaboration
• W.T. Cheney: photographs of Lima and the Oregon Short Line
• The Wagon Box Fight: its meaning and place in history
• Waiting for El Contratista (watercolor)
• Waiting for the flames: a ranger's story.
• Waking the robin, Montana's trillium announces spring.
• Waldron, E. & Wilson, R. Atlas of Montana elections, 1889-1976. 1978.
• Walker, A. An account of a voyage to the North West coast of America in 1785 & 1786. Ed. by R. Fisher & J. Bumsted. 1982.
• Walker, D. Clio's cowboys: studies in the historiography of the cattle trade. 1981.
• Walkin' Jim: songs of the trail
• Walks of the Rockies.
• Wall climb.
• Walla Walla: gateway to the Pacific Northwest interior
• Wallace L. Crawford: A friend of the river [memorial creates Fishing Access Site on the Bitterroot River]
• Wallace, E. The howling of the coyotes: reconstruction efforts to divide Texas. 1979.
• Walleye workers [helping walleyes spawn]
• Wallmo, O., comp. & ed. Mule and black-tailed deer of North America. 1981.
• Wally McRae
• Walter Hook
• Wamback heads Western Association [Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. the issue is the role of states as custodians of resident fish and wildlife]
• Wanderers on the wind
• Wanderings of an Environmental Journalist in Alaska and the American West. University of New Mexico Press, 1993.
• Wanderings through Wonderland: day hikes in Yellowstone
• Wanderlust: other trips to take this summer.
• Wanna be a cowboy?
• Wanted alive: black-footed ferrets and their locations in Montana.
• Wanted: a few good waterfowlers
• Wanted: the masked stranger
• Wapiti wampum
• War houses in the Sioux country
• War of the winds
• The war on whirling disease: dispatches from the front
• Warbling voyagers of the west.
• The warden and the poacher.
• The warden's corner: after the hunting is over
• The warden's corner: decoys promote safe hunting and fair chase
• The Warden's corner: sharing The Last Best Place with wildlife
• The warden's corner: the wardens of Fergus County
• The Warden's corner: two cubs for the price of one
• Wardwell, A. Objects of bright pride: Northwest Coast Indian art from the American Museum of Natural History. 1978,
• Warm water fisheries: the Walleye of Ft. Peck Reservoir
• Warm water fisheries:praire gold mine
• Warm, weighty, & wonderful [warm water fishing]. Fishing supplement [32 p.] follows page 114.
• Warm-weather backpacker, summer gear.
• Was there arsenic in the air? Anaconda versus the farmers of Deer Lodge valley
• Washington & wilderness: debate continues on the Montana wilderness bill
• Waste high in pollutants: thumbnail sketches of eight federal Superfund sites in Montana
• Watch for waterspouts
• Watch out for New Year's Eve: a nostalgic hayride goes haywire
• Watchable wildlife: a gathering of grebes
• Watchable wildlife: a halcyon dream
• Watchable wildlife: devil bear
• Watchable wildlife: flying tigers
• Watchable wildlife: forest sentinels
• Watchable wildlife: living in the crown
• Watchable wildlife: rock rabbit
• Watchable wildlife: tracking down an avian trickster
• Watchable wildlife: watchful butcher
• Watchable wildlife: winter visitors
• Watching the river floe
• Watching the sport of rodeo.
• Water and agriculture (Water, the blood of Montana, Part one.)
• Water for all water users
• Water for the future
• Water law and the American West
• Water rights/fights in the agricultural community
• Water safety: it all depends on you
• Water sounds.
• Water trails West. 1978
• Water wealth [includes annual discharge from major Montana rivers]
• Water wolf of the weed beds
• Water! Water! The Overland Astorians (oil)
• Water, the blood of Montana, part one
• Water, the blood of Montana, part two
• Water, water everywhere,but...[Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Dept. efforts to provide and maintain fishing access sites]
• Water, water everywhere...
• Water: the lifeblood of Montana, part 3
• Waterfowl decoys of Michigan and the Lake St. Clair region. 1983.
• Waterfowl skies over Freezout
• `We all intermingled': the childhood memories of South Slavic immigrants in Red Lodge and Bearcreek, Montana, 1904- 1943
• We are proud to announce.
• `We are Women Irish': gender, class, religious, and ethnic identity in Anaconda, Montana
• We care about eagles: National Wildlife Week - March 14-20, 1982.
• We done the chores and set by the fire: cold winter in the Bitterroot
• We Montanans: the Billings Hispanic community.
• We need wilderness and timber
• We're not isolated now! Anna Boe Dahl and the REA.
• We've hit chocolate: striking it rich in Helena's Parrot Confectionary
• The Wealth of Nature: Environmental History and the Ecological Imagination. Oxford Univ. Press, 1993.
• The Wealth of Nature: New Economic Realities in the Yellowstone Region. 1992. Ray Rasker et al. The Wilderness Society. [book review]
• Weather extremes: photos & stories from our readers
• Weather Pioneers: The Signal Corps Station at Pikes Peak. Swallow Press/ Ohio Univ. Press, 1993.
• Weathering the storm: will Montana's sage grouse hunting season be the next casualty in the endangered species wars?
• Wee Montanana: gnome home
• Weeds in wilderness: a threat to biodiversity
• Weekend in Wibaux a centennial celebration
• Weekender: Anaconda: where Main Street meets the mountains
• Weekender: Big Sky: where tourists become locals
• Weekender: Butte: the Mining City
• Weekender: Capitol, Continental Divide, & cross-country skiing [in the Helena area]
• Weekender: festivals, ferry, & far-flung farms [in the Fort Peck/ Glendive area]
• Weekender: foliage, farms & forests [in the Lewistown/Billings area]
• Weekender: Fort Benton: birthplace of Montana
• Weekender: frontier, floats, & footpaths [in the Three Forks/ Virginia City area]
• Weekender: Great Falls: the Electric City
• Weekender: Helena: Queen City of the Rockies
• Weekender: history, horizons, and Hi-Line [in the Great Falls area]
• Weekender: horses, highways, and history [in the Miles City area]
• Weekender: Kalispell: heart of the Flathead
• Weekender: lakes, links, and lollygagging [in the Missoula/ Flathead area]
• Weekender: Lewistown: gem in the heart of Montana
• Weekender: Miles City: cow capital of the world
• Weekender: mines, menus & mountains [in the Butte area]
• Weekender: Northwest, Nordicfest & nature [in the Libby area]
• Weekender: paradise , planetarium, & presents [in the Bozeman/ White Sulphur Springs area]
• Weekender: paradise, predators, and play in the Park [in the Livingston/ Yellowstone area]
• Weekender: Park to paradise [in the Yellowstone area]
• Weekender: Philipsburg: a town for all seasons
• Weekender: pictographs, prairies, and peaks [in the Billings area]
• Weekender: Red Lodge: gateway to the Beartooths
• Weekender: Seeley Lake: land of mountains, trees, and snow
• Weekender: Seeley-Swan, shorelines, & silly celebrations [in the Seely-Swan area]
• Weekender: ski, sip, sup and soak [in the Bozeman/ Yellowstone area]
• Weekender: ski, snow, and soak [in the Missoula/ Dillon area]
• Weekender: slopes, sights & serenity [in the Red Lodge/ Billings area]
• Weekender: springtime, spirit, & scenery [in the Great Falls/ White Sulpher Springs area]
• Weekender: surprises, skiing & scenery [in the Thompson Falls/ Eureka area]
• Weekender: trails, trains, & tours [in the Glacier area]
• Weekender: treks, towns, & towering terrain [in the Anaconda/ Butte area]
• Weekender: trout, trails & tours [in the Anaconda area]
• Weekender: vast, vigorous & varied [in the Glendive/ Wolf Point area]
• Weekender: water, wind & wheat [in the Fort Peck area]
• Weekender: West Yellowstone: hub of Yellowstone County
• Weekender: wildlife, water & the west [in the Bannack/ Bozeman/ West Yellowstone area]
• Wehren,L. The sweet talkin' man.
• Weist, T. A history of the Cheyenne people. 1977.
• Welch: listening to prisoners four days a month.
• Welcome Creek, remarkable water country.
• Welcome home Montana
• Well and strong and fearless : Etta Anderson in Washington Territory, 1853-l856
• Well-healed cutthroat [Yellowstone river hatchery overcomes bacterial kidney disease in its stock]
• Wells Fargo stagecoaching in Montana: into a new territory. Pt. 1 of 4
• Wells Fargo stagecoaching in Montana: final months [Pt. 4 of 4]
• Wells Fargo stagecoaching in Montana: final months. Pt. 4 of 4
• Wells Fargo stagecoaching in Montana: into a new territory. Pt. 1 of 4
• Wells Fargo stagecoaching in Montana: the overland mail contract for 1868. Pt 3 of 4.
• Wells Fargo stagecoaching in Montana: trials and triumphs. Pt. 2 of 4
• Wells, M. Anti-Mormonism in Idaho, 1872-92. 1978.
• The West and the military-industrial complex.
• The West as utopia and myth
• West Bench, Dillon irrigation project
• West Big Hole Mountains
• West from the Tetons [photograph by F. Jay Haynes, 1896]
• The west in exploration, empire, and art: a review essay
• The West in the 1980's: what the future holds for economic growth and the potential for financing
• The west of the imagination. 1986.
• West of Wichita: settling the high plains of Kansas, 1865-1890.
• West Yellowstone IS winter.
• West Yellowstone those good, bad old time winters
• West, E. The saloon on the Rocky Mountain mining frontier. 1979,
• West-East roundup [news & events from around the state]
• Westering man.
• Westering Man: the Life of Joseph Walker. 1983.
• Western art and architecture
• Western art museums: a question of style or content.
• Western Association [of Fish and Wildlife agencies] selects Newby
• Western author Caroline Lockhart and her perspectives on Wyoming.
• Western Federation of Miners in two copper camps the impact of MIchigan's strike on Butte's Local No. 1
• Western grebe now two species.
• Western history: why the past may be changing.[Includes commentary by P. Limerick M. Malone G. Thompson and E. West.]
• Western images, Western landscapes. Thomas R. Vale and Geraldine R. Vale. University of Arizona Press.
• The western intellectual Josiah Royce
• Western Montana rock art: images of forgotten dreams.
• Western portrait
• Western rock.
• Western saddlemakers, 1865-1920
• Western women's history--a look at some of the issues
• Western women: begining to come into focus. Hell came with horses: Plains Indian women in the equestrian era
• Western women: beginning to come into focus. Well and strong and fearless: Etta Anderson in Washington Territory, 1853-1856
• The Western Writers of America. Women who made theh West. 1980.
• The wet world of Montana's water birds
• Wetlands: diverse abundance
• Weygant, N. Rimrock land: our homestead site.
• Whale facts
• Whale tale [Noxon, MT, students make a life-size model of a blue whale]
• What a hoot [Denver Holt of Missoula, Montana, researches owls]
• What bears take for granted.
• What do people think? [Department's financial problems and proposed license fee increases]
• What I did with my summer vacation: Emma Cowan in Yellowstone National Park, 1877
• What is an economy? Its relationship to Montana
• What is oil?
• What is the only vegetarian among sea animals?
• What on earth is the new Western History
• What the 1980s have meant for Montana's forest products industry.
• What will methane cost?
• What's bugging that fish?
• What's in a name? Anthropologists use language to identify groups of people while common usage names often remain a mystery
• What's in a name? [Some common and scientific names of birds found in Montana.]
• What's red, white & blue - and flies?
• What's threatening the family farm?
• What's with that weird weather? [Cold, stormy weather]
• What's your water address?
• Whatever it takes.
• Wheat for the Soviet masses : M.L. Wilson and the Montana connection
• Whee! cheap gas! but not for long: a report from the oil fields.
• Wheelchair marathoner.
• Wheeler, S. The Black Rock Desert. 1978.
• Wheelman in Yellowstone, 1905
• When a man loves a woman can hard shell and cold feet be far behind?
• When a split jet stream is a Montana's best friend
• When Indians became cowboys
• When its cold, pile it on--in layers
• When Santa comes to Butte
• When the system breaks down [sterotyping hunters]
• When the trout stream calls Winston rods answer [Montana Made products].
• When the wind blows: Montana from a sailboard.
• Where and how to discover the joy of touring
• Where are they now?: results of a survey of recent Montana State University business graduates
• Where can you visit an herbarium?
• Where did the Nez Perces go in Yellowstone in 1877?
• Where do polar bears go in summer?
• Where elk come from [includes chart with elk population of top ten states]
• Where is the American west? Report on a survey.
• Where nature reigns supreme.
• Where the action is...
• Where there's smoke...
• Where to find snipe
• While you're at the auction meet King Kuka
• While you're in the area drive to Freezeout for prime bird watching
• Whiskey Jack.
• Whiskey Peddler: Johnny Healy, North Frontier Trader. Mountain Press, 1993.
• White nightmare: an avalanche survivor's story.
• White, R. Land use, environment, and social change: the shaping of Island County, Washington. 1980.
• White-tailed homesteaders
• Whitefish schuss, paddle, pedal, putt.
• Whitefish Winter Carnival
• Whitefish: Stump Town comes of age
• Whitetail autumn
• Whitetail: end of the line
• Whitetails alert, adaptable, and everywhere
• Whitewater wonder: harlequin ducks
• Whittecar State Recreation Area: popular spot.
• Who goes there?
• Who influences state govenment: the 10 most influential
• Who influences state government: the 10 most influential
• Who murdered Tom Manning? In a company town, company justice
• Who was Billy the Kid?
• Who was Larson? Few Montanans know their own Peter Larson, pioneer lumberman and railroad baron
• Who's new? [The fun, the first and the farsighted among new Montana businesses]
• Who's the greatest recycler? Dead bodies are cleaned up by many animals
• Who-o-o are you? owl habits & behavior
• The whole famdamily [Lewistown, MT].
• Whole lotta shakin' goin' on: Helena earthquake, 1935
• Whole wheat: breaking new ground in the organic grain field
• Whole wheat: where to find it fresh.
• The Whoop-up trail
• The Whoop-up Trail: from Fort Benton, Montana, to Fort McLeod, Alberta
• Whose shrine is it? The ideological struggle for Custer Battlefield
• Why are flowers different colors?
• Why are saline seeps still seeping?
• Why are the things on their heads called horns for bighorn sheep, but antlers for elk?
• Why bother with furbish louseworts?
• Why did dinosaurs die out?
• Why do animals yawn?
• Why do antlers have blood on them?
• Why do ducks fly in a V-shape?
• Why do fireflies glow?
• Why do leaves change color?
• Why do people get seasick or carsick?
• Why do some birds like to dance?
• Why do spiders spin webs?
• Why does a rabbit wiggle its nose?
• Why does a snake shed its skin?
• Why does man hunt?
• Why men hunt
• Why not do it all? An elegant Billings Auction, too
• Why the hunt? Profiles of three Montana hunters
• Why we hunt [women prefer quality of the meat to antlers]
• Why would a lizard break off part of its tail?
• Wickens, J. Colorado in the great depression. 1979.
• Wild & woolly in Bozeman: the Gallatin County Summer Fair
• Wild about winter
• Wild and growing [Project Wild]
• Wild country- Anaconda Hill: Great Divide country for all seasons
• Wild country- atop the front: winter day trips
• Wild country- atop the front: winter day trips (part II)
• Wild country- Bitter Creek: Land of the Long Look
• Wild country- Bridge Coulee: pine-clad breaks and benches
• Wild country- Bullwhacker Coulee: wild heart of the Missouri Breaks
• Wild country- Deadhorse Badlands: badlands, bad water, and solitude
• Wild country- Humbug Spires: a land for all seasons
• Wild country- Petty Mountain: steep, with sheep
• Wild country- Sand Arroyo Badlands: land of the long look
• Wild country- Seven Blackfoot: deep in the Missouri Breaks
• Wild country- Square Butte: massive montane mesa in an ocean of grass
• Wild country- Stony Mountain: wild sapphire in a string of pearls
• Wild country- Sweet Grass Hills: Hi-Line to the Medicine Lake
• Wild country- Ten Lakes: a wild remnant
• Wild country- the Crazies: largest and wildest of Montana's montane islands
• Wild country- the Highwoods: forested land on the high plains
• Wild country- the Judith Mountains: Lewistown's northern doorstep
• Wild country- the Tobacco Roots: peaks packed tight with room to roam
• Wild country- Wales Creek: hot springs and moose in a remnant wild forest
• Wild country- Ward-Eagle: tiniest gem in a string of pearls
• Wild country: Allan Mountain: a wild link for wildlife
• Wild country: Black and Jericho Mountains, Helena's backyard wildlands
• Wild country: Italian peaks, Montana's hidden corner
• Wild country: Terry Badlands, prairie wilderness of the lower yellowstone
• Wild country: the Big Snowies, wild heartland
• Wild country: the Lionhead
• Wild flower look alikes
• The wild Gallatins: rugged terrain & political storms.
• Wild goose chase
• Wild grace: the trumpeter's call
• Wild Horse gets three [wild horse transplants]
• Wild Horse Island
• Wild Horse Island: a great place to see wild...sheep
• Wild Horse Island: a natural experience
• Wild Horse Island: where horse and mule roam free
• Wild Irish Butte
• A WILD kind of education [Project WILD]
• The wild Missouri
• Wild River: the forks of the Flathead
• Wild romance
• Wild Sheep Country. NorthWord Press, 1993.
• A wild sheep's year
• Wild to the heart.
• Wild trout management: commitment to excellence.
• Wild West bartender's bible.
• Wild-ly popular activities
• The Wilderness Act of 1964: testimony to resiliance
• Wilderness aesthetics and metro-wildernist Trump Rights in American wildlands policy.
• Wilderness allocations and wildernist advocacy in American wildlands policy.
• Wilderness elk hunting: the Bob Marshall Complex
• Wilderness fire management in Canada: some new approaches to natural areas.
• Wilderness group sponsors walks
• Wilderness group sponsors walks [support for threatened roadless areas]
• Wilderness in Montana: putting things into perspective
• Wilderness in white: a winter in Yellowstone
• Wilderness management: the new profession
• Wilderness mineral leases: Geology suggests mining districts insignificant
• Wilderness myths: Some falsehoods are put to rest
• A wilderness original: the life of Bob Marshall.
• The wilderness reality. [Review of Wilderness in America: Personal perspectives, ed. by Daniel L. Dustin.]
• The wilderness scoreboard. RARE II: the last stand for wilderness [list of nine designated wilderness areas and one primitive area]
• Wilderness trek: Scapegoat Wilderness
• Wilderness trips
• Wilderness use and user characteristics: ending some misconceptions.
• Wilderness walks
• The wilderness wars of the northern Rockies: time for a truce?
• Wilderness Watch: keeping what we have.
• Wilderness with a small w: Snowmobiles and wilderness, two viewpoints
• Wildfires: not always disasters
• Wildflowers: a photographic showcase
• Wildhorse Island
• Wildland activism in Montana
• Wildlife and energy development: Montana's future options
• Wildlife Doc [Beth Sorensen]
• Wildlife film festival set for spring
• Wildlife for the watching: tips on where & how to watch wild birds and animals
• Wildlife habitat in managed forests: what to think about while chopping.
• Wildlife in transition.
• Wildlife in transition: man and nature on Yellowstone's northern range
• Wildlife law enforcement--the early years
• Wildlife management and the maintenance of biological diversity.
• A wildlife management tool: game check stations
• Wildlife professionals receive awards [Richard Mackie & Jim Cross]
• Wildlife programs: We're all in this together [The Wildlife Diversity Funding Initiative allows many to share costs of wildlife conservation]
• Wildlife property rights
• Wildlife Society awards [Tom Mussehl] Missoula warden named Officer of the Year
• The Wildlife Society honors Faye Couey.
• The Wildlife Society honors Mitchell
• Wildlife Society honors Posewitz
• Wildlife Society honors Weigand.
• A wildlife viewing tour guide: Madison and Gallatin Rivers
• A wildlife viewing tour guide: Rocky Mountain Front
• A wildlife viewing tour guide: the Big Hole
• Wildlife. the Madison-Gallatin Alliance speaks out on the Lee Metcalf Wilderness.
• Wildlife: the Madison-Gallatin Alliance speaks on the Lee Metcalf Wilderness
• Will James: the life and work of a lone cowboy. 1987.
• Will James: the life and works of a lone cowboy.
• Will Montana be malled?
• Will Rogers: a biography. Knopf, 1993.
• Willard Stone,follow the grain.
• Willert, J. Little Big Horn diary.
• William Henry Hunt: the Montana years
• William Hornaday's bitter mission: the mysterious journey of the last wild bison
• William Kittredge
• Williams, K. Eating wild plants.
• Wilson will have tree with candles [re- print from Great Falls Daily Leader, December 17, 1917]
• Wilson, O. The Denver and Rio Grande Project, 1870-1901 a history of the first thirty years of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. 1981.
• Wilson, S. Castle on the prairie.
• The wind chill index tells how fast you freeze
• Wind related [Hamilton, MT business makes windsocks]
• The Wind Won't Know Me. Knopf, 1992.
• Wine sales in the private sector: two years after I-81
• Wines in Montana
• Winging through winter: Christmas Bird Count, Montana-style
• Wingshooter's Guide to Montana. Wilderness Adventures Press, 1995.
• Winnebagos, funeral homes, and cruise ships: the graying of Baby Boomers in the new millenium
• A winning team [Helena teenagers, M. Aagenes & J. Lindgren, compete in bicycle races]
• Winning the war.
• Winter at Cut Bank Ranger Station
• Winter birding on the Yellowstone
• Winter camping for the beginner
• Winter dangers for ruminants. No people should be on winter ranges from December 1 to June 1
• Winter eagle: Migrating eagles stop off in Montana to eat and rest
• Winter events & festivals
• Winter games
• Winter games '88
• Winter gear put to the test. Part VI
• Winter gear.
• Winter Hawk comes to the Flathead
• A winter home for elk [Five Southwestern Montana wildlife management areas]
• A winter home for elk
• Winter in Cooke City
• Winter in Garnet
• Winter in the mountains
• Winter in the shiny mountains
• Winter keeper of Yellowstone National Park
• Winter notes for mountain people
• Winter notes for mountain people. Part II.
• Winter notes from wine country
• The winter of 1886-1887
• Winter of the Holy Iron, a Novel. Red Crane Books, 1994.
• Winter of the magic seeds.
• Winter ranges for elk and deer: victims of uncontrolled subdivisions?
• Winter traverse of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area (February 19 - March 2, 1993)
• Winter typically atypical
• Winter warriors: the Olympic biathlon tryout in Montana
• A winter's day
• Wintering in in Billings [shopping, dining out, & entertainment]
• Wintering in in Great Falls [shopping, dining out, entertainment]
• Wintering in in Missoula [shopping, dining out, entertainment]
• Wintering out with snowmobiles
• Winterkill. [Winter's effect on elk, 1989.]
• Wisconsin wapiti [a gift of elk from Michigan]
• Wishart, D. The fur trade of the American West, 1807-1840 a geographical synthesis. 1979.
• With pen and plant in hand [Meriwether Lewis' describes Montana plant life in 1805-1806]
• With pen and plant in hand: Lewis describes plant life in Montana, 1805-1806
• With the sky on their backs
• Without fanfare
• Without parallel: 25 years with the Montana Constitution
• Wobbly war: the Centralia story. 1987.
• The wolf at my door.
• Wolf Creek wild game feed
• The wolf is at the door in Yellowstone Park
• Wolf Point old west, new west, and a bridge between
• Wolf wars (eradication efforts in Montana).
• Wolf watcher: Diane Boyd.
• Wolf, J. Guide to the Continental Divide Trail. Vol. 1: Northern Montana.
• Wolters, R. The Labrador Retriever: the history...the people.. 1981.
• Wolverines
• Wolves and their prey in the northern Rocky Mountains
• Wolves and wolf recovery efforts in the northwestern United States.
• Wolves, elk, and people
• A woman at home
• Woman in white [follow-up of the Ronan State Bank robbery crime spree in 1929].
• A woman tenderfoot.
• The woman who fought Custer
• A woman's life in the Teton Country: Geraldine L. Lucas
• Women and Indians on the Frontier, 1825- 1915. 1984.
• Women in Waiting in the Westward Movement: Life on the Home Frontier. Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 1994.
• Women in waiting in the westward movement: Pamelia Dillin Fergus and Emma Stratton Christie
• 'Women's matters': birth control, pre- natal care, and childbirth in rural Montana, 1910-1940
• Women's role in Montana agriculture.
• The women's west. 1987.
• The wonder minnow [asexual vertebrate, the hybrid dace, found in Montana]
• Wonder underground: Lewis and Clark Caverns and the CCC
• A wonderful bird is the pelican
• Wonderful snowstorms.
• The wood duck: iridescent beauty
• Wood for fiber products and fuel: a diminishing supply?
• Wood furnaces and boilers the return of solid fuel to central heating
• Wood products
• Wood, J. Railroads through the Coeur D'Alenes. 1983.
• Woodland plant or woodland animal?
• Woody's song
• Worcester, D. The Apaches: eagles of the Southwest. 1979.
• Worcester, D. The Chisholm Trail: high road of the cattle kingdom. 1980.
• Word vendors: publishing under the big sky
• Words to drive by.
• Workin' on the Dam, Fort Peck's old crew remembers.
• Working dogs in Montana today
• Working in Yellowstone: then and now.
• Working on the Range: Essays on the History of Western Land Management and the Environment
• The world according to Peggy, international cuisine in your home.
• The World Begins Here: An Anthology of Oregon Short Fiction. Oregon State Univ. Press, 1993.
• A world class ski area gets better
• The world of the Crow Indian.
• The world of the Crow Indians as driftwood lodges. 1987.
• World's biggest and best: Miles City Bucking Horse Sale
• The world's greatest flood: the draining of Glacial Lake Missoula
• A world-class Rainbow for Stan Ross: Montana's record-setting fish (1991)
• The worth of fishing
• The worth of hunting [economic value considered for resource management]
• Worthy of extra special concern: Montana's stream dwelling grayling
• Wounded Knee: the meaning and significance of the second incident
• Wow! What a magazine [Educational Press Association award].
• Wrap it right
• Wright, K. Billings: the magic city and how it grew.
• Writing ONE SWEET QUARREL: telling the accurate lie
• Wunder, J. Inferior courts, superior justice: a history of the Justices of the Peace on the Northwest frontier, 1853-1889. 1979.
• Wyan, M. Hard rock epic: Western miners and the Industrial Revolution, 1860-1910. 1979.
• Wyant, W. Westward in Eden, the public lands and the conservation movement. 1982.
• Wyoming university: the first 100 years 1886-1986.

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• Y2K: is Montana ready?
• The Yaak River Road
• The Yaak shuttle
• Yaak: The land that Congress forgot
• Yaeger, B. The hanging of Billy Calder.
• Yak's last rites [follow up on loose yak in Montana]
• Yankees in Paradise: The Pacific Basin Frontier. Univ. of New Mexico Press, 1993.
• The year of the big dry.
• The year of the worm
• Yearly traditions: Gallatin and Gardiner late season hunts
• The years and the wind and the rain.
• Yellow-bellied and otherwise.
• Yellowstone Alpen guides [snowcoach tour services]
• Yellowstone by dogsled
• Yellowstone by ski
• Yellowstone country from the Park to the prairie
• The Yellowstone Institute: America's nearly perfect wildlands laboratory
• Yellowstone is ...
• Yellowstone Kelly: from New York to paradise.
• Yellowstone landscapes: Chatham lithographs decorate Old Faithful Inn
• Yellowstone now [one year after the fires].
• Yellowstone Park seminars.
• Yellowstone Park.
• Yellowstone Pioneers.
• Yellowstone rendezvous [Seven Sisters]
• Yellowstone River region around Billings
• A Yellowstone savage.
• The Yellowstone volcano.
• Yellowstone wildlife: populations in process
• The Yellowstone will run free
• Yellowstone, a wilderness besieged
• Yellowstone: a history
• Yiu're invited ...on a Montana Wilderness Association Wilderness Walk.
• York [oil by C.M. Russell, 1908].
• Yosemite: The embattled wilderness. 1990. Alfred Runte. University of Nebraska Press.
• You can't not go home again.
• You get a line, I'll get a pole [Yellowstone River access sites].
• You have to go on: Sweetgrass County
• You too: summer suggestions for wanna-be skydivers.
• You're invited ... to a Montana Wilderness Association Wilderness Walk.
• You're invited..
• Young blood on the Business Committee: profile of Paul Russette, Jr.
• Young boat operators need safety certificate
• Young hunters
• Young, F. comp. Man meets grizzly: encounters in the wild from Lewis and Clark to modern times. Ed. by C. Beyers. 1980.
• Young, P. Back trail of an old cowboy. Ed. by N. Yost. 1983.
• Your lawn will tell you when it's sick
• Your Montana Magazine to be issued more often publishers message
• Youth Conservation Corps what is this thing called work.
• Ziiiing go the strings
• ZooMontana: natural environment 70-acre zoo is an educational & scientific venture 8 miles from downtown Billings
• Zumbo, J. Hunting America's mule deer. 1981.

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• $$ for wildlife: hunters pay the bills
• The
• ...And four more More-Than-A-Day-Trips.
• ...ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee...Job 12:7
• ...I feel that I am improving right along: continuity and change in Charles M. Russell's art
• 100 Years in Culbertson, 1887-1987.
• 100 years of Eunice
• The 10th Mountain Division
• The 12,000 feet club
• 13,000 miles among the trees: the U.S. Forest Service trail system
• 180 (degree) turn
• 1885 and after: native society in transition
• A 1978 mauling victim returns to Yellowstone Park
• The 1979 diesel shortage: omen or oddity? Energy series
• 1980 fishing records summary.
• 1980 Montana Outdoors index
• The 1980's farm crisis
• 1981 fishing records summary.
• The 1981-82 Nordic ski racing schedule.
• 1983 Montana Outdoors index
• 1984 fishing records summary.
• 1984: the year in review.
• 1985 and beyond: the Montana outlook.
• 1985 and beyond: the U.S. outlook
• The 1985 drought
• The 1985 economy: the local outlook
• 1985 Fishing records summary.
• The 1985 Food Security Act: a conservation boon
• The 1985 legislature: they deliberated, but some Montanans didn't notice
• 1985 Montana Outdoors index
• 1986 Montana Outdoors index
• 1987 Montana Outdoors index
• The 1988 consumer outlook: more upbeat.
• 1988 Montana Outdoors index
• 1988 Western Rendezvous of Art.
• 1988--A record elk harvest.
• The 1989 Montana consumer outlook: increased optimism.
• 1989 Montana Outdoors index
• The 1990 Montana consumer outlook.
• 1990 Montana Outdoors index
• 1990s: In the current [fly fishing shops]
• 1992 Montana Outdoors Index
• 1993 Montana Outdoors Index
• 1994 Montana Outdoors index
• 1995 Montana Outdoors index
• 1996 annual report
• 1996 Index
• 1997 annual report
• 1997 Montana Outdoors index
• 1997 Outlook and trends for tourism and recreation
• 1998 annual report
• 1998 fish records: Eastern Montana leads the way
• 1998 Montana Outdoors index
• 1998 Outlook and trends for travel and recreation
• 1999 Montana fish records: bass bonanza
• 1999 Montana Outdoors index
• 2000 Montana Outdoors Index
• 2000...and 30
• 2001 Montana Outdoors Index
• 25 years & going strong
• 25 years in the Montana news
• 3-D International.
• The 32 pound snapper of Redwater River
• 3rd Annual Montana Photography Contest
• 4-H now: timeless values, timely projects appeal to today's youth.
• The 46th legislature and the environment
• 478...479... [fishing biologist counts cutthroat's feeding take].
• The 47th Legislature in review
• 50 golden years on the Big Mountain
• 50 years in Glacier's back country: the legendary Joe Cosley
• 70 below zero
• 80 million years of Montana history at Bozeman's Museum of the Rockies