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Rocky Boy led a band of about 130 men, women and children. Other Ojibwe had settled on reservations of other tribes through no fault of their own. He worked to keep the Ojibwe tribal identity alive in Montana, at a time when more whites were settling the land, and expected the Indians to disappear.
The civil matters heard in the court include divorce, guardianship, custody, child support, determination of paternity, name change, business contracts, personal injury, probate of non-trust property, in addition to other civil disputes.
Fastcase. Fastcase allows you to search across tribal, state, and federal case law. Coverage includes approximately 6 dozen tribal courts.
The reservation was established by congressional statute on September 7, 1916 (39 Stat. 739, Sec. 10), to provide land for the Rocky Boys Band of Chippewa Indians, who had been forced out of territory in Minnesota and were landless.
MCCLR is a non-profit organization on the Rocky Boys Reservation dedicated to implementing various projects on the reservation to carry on the Chippewa and Cree Languages.

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Box Elder, Montana Box Elder was named for the creek, which in turn was named for the box elder trees that line its banks. The town serves as headquarters for the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation.
The Chief Asiniiwin (Chippewa) (English translation Stone Child, misnomer Rocky Boy, which conveys an incorrect meaning) and Chief Little Bear (Cree) and their bands were the founders of the Rocky Boys Indian Reservation in north-central Montana.

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