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Volume 47, Number 1, Spring 1997 |
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Table of Contents
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Punishing the Elephant: Malfeasance and Organized Criminality on the
Overland Trail Maintaining order beyond the pale of law by John Phillip Reid Page 2 Red Cloud, Part I: The Warrior Years The great Lakota leader's rise to prominence by Robert W. Larson page 22 'A Hell of Time All the Time': Farmers, Ranchers, and the Roaring Fork Valley During the "Quiet Years" Lifeways in Aspen, Colorado, between silver boom and ski boom by Annie Gilbert Coleman page 32 Radio in the Hinterlands: KGCX 1925-1993 Building community over the airwaves in northeastern Montana Introduction page 46 KGCX: The Voice of Cow Creek by Bill Knowles page 48 KGCX: Not a Pretentious Operation by Clair and Keith Krebsbach page 60 Essays on the West Sometimes the Magic Works (a review) by Clyde A. Milner page 68 'Never Take No Cutoffs': The Filmakers' Saga by Dayton Duncan page 73 Montana Reviews page 78
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