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6:1626. Murray, Genevieve. THE "LOST” DAKOTA TERRITORY. N. D Hint. 1968 35(1): 62-67. In the evolution of boundaries through the creation and redefinition of territories and the establishment of states, a triangle-shaped tract of land at the confluence of Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho was over¬ looked. Once a part of Dakota Territory, it became lost because of faulty maps and inaccurate surveys. It was assigned to the Territory of Montana in 1873. Of indeterminate size, post-World War I surveys defined it precisely as a timbered mountainside area of slightly over four by two miles. 2 maps.

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6:1627. Stegner, S. Page (Ohio State U.). PROTEST SONGS FROM THE BUTTE MINES. Western Folklore 196726(3): 157-167. From 'New Songs for Butte Mining Camp,' an extremely rare paperbound, undated booklet, nine songs are selected to illustrate the commentary they afford and the insight they give into the strikes and labor problems from the viewpoint of the labor organizers and the miners themselves. They are, in effect, social documents of this class, in the Butte, Montana, mining area. These songs were apparently not widely known in that area as no evidence suggests that they entered into the oral tradition. Although they cannot be considered folksongs, their impor¬ tance to the folklorist and labor historian are significant. 6 notes.

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WESTERN FOLKLORE, July '67, "Protest Songs from the Butte Mines," S. Page Stegner

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On the twelfth of June in ’17, one bright mid -summer’s day, The workers in the mines of Butte, they took a holiday; Conditions sure were rotten, and they wanted better pay, So they made a union strong.

Solidarity forever, Solidarity forever, Solidarity forever, for the union makes us strong.

The owners of the mines in Butte are called the A.C.M. A dirty bunch of parasites whose place is in the pen, So we call upon all workers—all good, red-blooded men, To join the union strong •

(to tune of "John Brown’s Body", ij. more verses)

(Stegner discusses "the rustling card" and other strike issues)

162—line from song about Cornelius Kelly

"This old gent's naire is Cornelius Kelly, Was ms ant to crawl upon his belly*”

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PLENTYWOOD — Mette Pe¬ tersen, 106, a homesteader and midwife, died Tuesday at Sheridan Memorial Hospital in Plentywood. Her funeral is 10 a.m. Saturday at Emmaus Lutheran Church, south¬ west of Westby, with burial in Emmaus Church Cemetery. A ser¬ vice also is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday at Fulkerson Funeral Home in Plentywood.

She was bom in Denmark. At 21, she and her future husband and his two brothers emigrated to the United States, settling first in Mi¬ nneapolis. She and P.C. Petersen married in Minneapolis in 1904, and moved to Menominee, Wis. In 1908,

they moved to their Montana home¬ stead in the Coalridge community southwest of Westby. They retired in Plentywood in 1945. her husband died in 1952. She moved to Montana Pioneer Manor in Plentywood in 1983.

She entered the nursing home several years ago.

Survivors: children, William, Carl, ; both of Westby, Alice Smart of Hemet, Calif., Freda Hague of Tu¬ cson, Ariz., Lillian Palmer of Ed¬ monds, Wash., Esther Olson of He¬ lena, Mabel Boyer Plentwood; 16 1

grandchildren, 31 great- 1

grandchildren, 6 great-great- I grandchildren.

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