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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 2023

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Montana Native American lawmakers reflect on tough session

Montana's nine Democratic Native American legislators in the American Indian Caucus describe a nasty session marked by racism and bias in the Capitol. They detail needing to educate colleagues on tribal sovereignty while building cross party alliances to pass community bills, noting a defensive mood throughout the year.

Montana Nora Mabie Nora Mabie Missoulian Missoula Crow Agency Sharon Stewart Peregoy American Indian Caucus Susan Webber D.browning Jonathan Windy Boy D-Box Elder Frank Smith Montanan Senate Daily Brad Tschida House Havre Butcher Doug Flament Drew Zinecker Webber

Nickel family and Butte Meat Market history highlights

The Nickel family, German immigrant Henry Nickel, built a butchery empire in Butte from 1879, moving the Butte Meat Market to 18 West Park by 1894 and later to 42 North Main Street earlier era, while Henry dabbled in mining and held land in Madison County and Homestake Mine. After Henry’s 1900 death, his widow sold the market to Moses Ornstein, with the family home at 114 West Granite and ties to local meat markets and mines around Rampart Mountain.

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Grand Teton bears No. 399 gives birth to 23rd cub

Grand Teton National Park reports its famed 27 year old grizzly No. 399 emerged from hibernation with a cub, her 23rd known offspring. Frank van Manen notes she is the oldest reproducing grizzly in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, with past records of 25 year births. Chip Jenkins emphasizes conservation and safety as 399 remains an ambassador attracting visitors.

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