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Blackfeet: see Blackfoot.

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Montana 1911: A PROFESSOR AND HIS WIFE AMONG THE BLACKFEET/Missionaries among Miners, Migrants and Blackfoot: THE VAN TIGHEM BROTHERS DIARIES, ALBERTA, 1875-1917 (Montana; The Magazine of Western History)

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Blackfoot Fur Trade on the Upper Missouri (Montana; The Magazine of Western History)

Hold the phone: Blackfoot telephone automates directory assistance.(Industry Innovator)(Blackfoot Telecommunications) (Rural Telecommunications)

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