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Mont. reservations hit by fires
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2002 Montana's reservations have been hit by a number of fires. The 1,000-acre Border Fire was considered contained but cleanup work continues today. It is named because it is located on the border of Crow and Northern Cheyenne lands. Separately, the R Ridge Fire has consumed about 25 acres on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation. It started on Monday. The Fox Creek Fire on the Blackfeet Reservation had consumed 5,000 acres as of Monday. Get the Story:
Crews gain ground on area fires (The Great Falls Tribune 7/17)
Pryors fire keeps growing (The Billings Gazette 7/17)
Martz asks Congress for firefighting funds (The Great Falls Tribune 7/17) Relevant Links:
Montana Fires - http://www.montanafires.com Related Stories:
Blackfeet Reservation fire grows (7/16)
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