Robert Alton was a physician and surgeon in Livingston, Montana, from 1883 until 1922. This collection consists of financial records for his practice including ledgers (1882-1913), daybooks (1902-1910), and a small amount of scattered receipts and correspondence. Also included is a letterpress book of outgoing correspondence (July 15, 1902-June 11, 1903).

These records of the Montana Attorney General's Office consist of interoffice correspondence (1969-1978); general correspondence (1963-1966) arranged by correspondent and subject, including dockets and informal opinions; annual reports (1973-1977) of tax-exempt private foundations; speeches; and miscellany. (Reel-to-reel tapes transferred to Oral History)

This collection consists of board minutes (1985-2014), legislative files (1984-2013), correspondence and general administrative files, general subject files (1980s-1992), and financial records for the Montana Women's Lobby and it's predecessor the Women's Lobbyist Fund. Subject files include topics such as abortion, veteran's preference, Women's Lobby history, comparable worth, insurance, and taxation.