State history. Native Americans. Allotments. 1936-04-09

Cree-Chippewa halfbloods are seeking land allotments and self-government. - Describing themselves as the "first settlers" of Montana, several hundred half-blood members of the Cree-Chippewa tribe in Phillips county are looking forward to land allotments and self-government on the land adja...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1936
Subjects:
State history
Native Americans
United States Indian Affairs
Native American allotments
Cree Chippewa Indians
Native American self-government
Native American treaty
1868
Montana
Indian allotments > Montana
Cree Indians > Montana
Ojibwa Indians > Montana
Indian
Cree indians
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/4521
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Summary:Cree-Chippewa halfbloods are seeking land allotments and self-government. - Describing themselves as the "first settlers" of Montana, several hundred half-blood members of the Cree-Chippewa tribe in Phillips county are looking forward to land allotments and self-government on the land adjacent to the Rocky Boy reservation for the purchase of which the government last year appropriated a large sum of money.

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