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MHS Education Department moving image collection
Mignon Waterman papers
This collection consists of records collected and created by Mignon Waterman prior to, during, and after her time as a Senator in the Montana state legislature (1990-2002), and includes correspondence, financial records, subject files, miscellany, and clippings. Also included are VHS tapes of television spots made for Senator Waterman's congressional campaign in 1996.
Migrant-Farmworkers Project interviews
This composite consists of 28 interviews with Hispanic migrant farmworkers employed in Forsyth, Terry, Sidney, Hysham, Crane, Hardin, Fairview, and the Flathead Valley. The interviewees describe: working conditions; families; housing; education; various employers; wages; language difficulties; harvesting sugar beets, cherries, cucumbers, and other crops. [Rural Employment Opportunities, Inc., contracted this project. Some interviews are in Spanish, all transcripts are in English.]
Miller Brothers, Inc. Records
Miller Brothers, Inc. was a Chinook, Cleveland, and Lloyd, Montana, sheep and cattle ranch operated by Henry G. Miller, his brother Chris D. Miller, and G.T. "Ted" Westin, son-in-law of Chris Miller. Records (1894-1966) include general correspondence, court papers, legal documents, and financial records documenting the operation of the ranch; and materials on the First National Bank of Chinook, which the Millers helped organize in 1909.
Fred E. Miller Collection
James H. Mills Papers
James Miller (1837-1904) edited the Virginia City Montana Post; founded the Deer Lodge New Northwest; and served as Montana Territorial Secretary and State Commissioner of Agriculture, Labor, and Industry. Collection contains a reminiscence; twenty diaries (1862-1904); and miscellaneous materials concerning Mills' service in the Civil War with the Pennsylvania Infantry, his trip to Montana, politics, and life in Helena, Virginia City, and Deer Lodge.
Milner Cattle Company records
The Milner ranch was located near Fort Benton, Montana, by Milton E. Milner. After his death in 1913 the ranch was incorporated as the Milner Cattle Company. Records (1913-1933) consist of two volumes of incorporation papers, bylaws, stockholder and directors minutes, and financial reports.