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Historic Note - Week of April 9th
- Cooke City Montana Museum
- Apr 9, 2017
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Red Lodge Picket, April 12, 1890
A letter received from Henry Howell, who is at Cooke City, states that there is now six feet of snow on a level in that camp, and in many places it is twelve feet deep. From present indications there will be no scarcity of water during the coming summer.
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