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Lame Deer Montana is a great place to be there is alot of thing to here. Theres pow wows to go to anything you name it. So visit here any time you get the chance to you'll love it here.

The book “A Northern Cheyenne Album: Photographs by Thomas B. Marquis,” documents life on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation at Lame Deer, Mont. from 1922-1935. Published by The University of Oklahoma Press, 2006, and written by Margot Liberty and John Woodenlegs, the book presents excellent photographs of the Northern Cheyenne by Thomas B. Marquis, a Bureau of Indian Affairs physician on the reservation.

I made some minor grammar changes to the line saying "In Lame Deer it is known that 74.53% of the inhabitants have Cheyenne background, it's largest percentage in the United States.", but I have no way of knowing if the last statement in that sentence is correct. If it can't be verified, it should be deleted.