District 8:
Daniels County, Dawson County, Garfield County, McCone County, Petroleum County, Phillips County, Prairie County, Richland County, Roosevelt County, Sheridan County, Valley County, and Wibaux County
Located in
Daniels County, Montana, the net acreage is comprised of 36 leases that have approximately a 24 month life with a net revenue interest of 80% with a right to renew for three years.
* Daniels County ranks first in terms of total federal spending per capita.
Figure 2 Per Capita Federal Spending, FY 2010 Retirement and Disability, Montana and County Dollars Ranking Montana $3,440 7 Cascade $4,185 20 Flathead $3,662 29 Gallatin $2,143 55 Lewis &Clark $3,608 31 Missoula $2,847 51 Silver Bow $3,816 24 Yellowstone $3,148 48 Top Five Daniels County $7,472 Sheridan County $5,898 Mineral County $5,449 Prairie County $5,099 Sanders County $4,957 Bottom Five Rosebud County $2,714 Glacier County $2,595 Big Horn County $2,271 Gallatin County $2,143 Toole County $2,040 Source: U.S.
In the northeast, abundant state land (much of it farmed) awaits in
Daniels County west of Scobey.
The folks of Daniels County in northeaster Montana love their history.
It all started in 1963 when Daniels County celebrated the 50th anniversary of the arrival of Great Northern Railroad's branch line to the newly built town of Scobey
Bowler puts out the weekly
Daniels County Leader in Scobey, Mont., a county seat with just over 1,000 residents.
Table 1 Median and Per Capita Income Fort Peck Reservation and Four County Area Montana, 1990 Median Median Per Household Family Capita
Daniels County $21,433 $24,032 $9,963 Roosevelt County $19,445 $21,914 $7,751 Sheridan County $20,728 $25,246 $10,001 Valley County $21,781 $27,029 $10,529 Fort Peck Reservation, Native American $13,051 $18,099 $4,778 Montana $22,988 $28,044 $11,213 Source: Fort Peck Tribes and Bureau of Indian Affairs.