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Book on history of wilderness preservation in Montana published

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STEVENSVILLE – The publication of a book focusing on the history of the wilderness preservation movement in Montana was announced this week by the Montana Conservation Elders, a nonprofit group based in Helena that served a sponsoring role in developing the book in cooperation with the publishing firm of Stoneydale Press in Stevensville..

‘Pages from the Past’

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March 5, 1926

Water Rights Protection Act beneficial for all water users

Editor, the Tribune,

‘Pages from the Past’

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Jan. 17, 1957 The top stories in The Terry Tribune this week in 1957: Births, deaths show increases during ’56 Births and deaths showed increased totals in Prairie County during

The Magpie’s Colors

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Some of the hardest questions to answer start with why. Why will fish bite one day and not the next, or even stop biting when they were having a feeding

‘Pages from the Past’

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Jan. 10, 1919 The top stories in The Terry Tribune this week in 1919: County Farm Bureau busy The County Farm Bureau organized in December are planning to put over

The Department of Livestock reports brucellosis found in Madison County herd

HELENA, MONT. -   On Monday, December 30th the Montana Department of Livestock reported that a single cow on a Madison County ranch within Montana’s brucellosis Designated Surveillance Area (DSA)

Remembering ‘Lonesome Dove’ and the XIT days

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If you grew up in eastern Montana, there’s a good chance no Hollywood western pierced your heart like “Lonesome Dove.”  "Gus" McCrae and Woodrow F. Call hit us where we

First apprentice receives brewer credential as part of Registered Apprenticeship Program

 HELENA – Montana Department of Labor & Industry (DLI) officials today awarded a certified national credential to Nicholas Balcken, the first apprentice to complete the Professional Brewer Apprenticeship Program in

The library’s year, by the numbers

The Prairie County Library continues to be an important asset for our community.     We currently have 502 registered borrowers who use the library and the services it offers.