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The Livingston Enterprise, March 31, 1888

David Dobson has carried the Cooke City mail all winter without missing a service. He has snow-shoed over 2,000 miles. He has been snow-blind, lame in one leg, had his nose frozen, lost overshoes and gloves repeatedly; but in spite of all that he never fails to deliver the mail.

Envelope addressed to Jack Allen in Cooke Montana.

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