The text of this document was taken from a videotape of anecdotal stories told by Blackfeet elders to students at the Heart Butte School during the spring of 1983. An explanation of the transliterated Blackfeet language is presented. The stories are given in both English and Blackfeet. "No More Buffalo" describes Indian life in Montana during their early control by the Indian Agency. Included are trading, preparation and eating of rationed food, farming and gardening, tribal relocation under Agency direction, and attitudes toward land. "The Story of Blackfoot Ridge" describes raids between the Crows and the Blackfeet and tells how one Blackfeet survived when all others in his war party were killed. "Olden Days" contains reminiscences about how the "Pikunis" lived before the coming of the white man, who brought the liquor which destroyed the Indian way of life. A glossary of place names in English and Blackfeet and a list of Blackfeet dictionaries concludes the booklet. (MM)