newspaper articles

Rep. Foley plans to appraise tribal property in order to provide more information for tribal members on termination. Omak Chronicle, n.d..

After a woman from Port Orchard, WA claims to have seen Chief Joseph alive nearly 14 years after his reported death. Omak Chronicle, 10/27/66.

A poll was sent out and returned that shows about 74% of tribal members support termination. Article from the Omak Chronicle, n.d..

A poll was created and mailed out to adult Colville tribal members to assess tribal support for termination. Article from the Omak Chronicle, n.d..

A photograph with a blurb featuring George Friedlander wearing old Chief Moses' regalia and Esther Davis of Palisades.

B.J. Covington of the Colville tribal business council dies after an accident on his motorcycle. Article in the Omak Chronicle, April 1981

Major Anderson brings news that Chief Moses is fatally ill near the Nespelem River. Article from the Spokesman Review, 3/26/1889.

The land that Chief Moses controlled is described by a former resident. Article from the Spokesman Review, 7/10/1885.

A. Delance Dow retires from the Tonasket fire control. Article from the Omak Chronicle, 2/15/1967.

Senator McMillan describes his various proprosed bills. Article from the Omak Chronicle, 2/23/1967.