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62505 Hardin's
"Little Big Horn Days," held on June 25-27, |
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is what
Norman Rockwell would paint if he came out west. |
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Thursday's
"1876 Grand Ball" required the participants to |
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dress in
period costume. Some of the events included |
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a "Quilt
show," a "Bull Rider" contest, a "Wild West Carnival," |
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an "Arts and Crafts Fair,"
"Bed Races" and a "Street Dance." |
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Friday, Saturday and Sunday
folks could watch an |
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reenactment
of "Custer's Last Stand" just west of town. |
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We could tell you more about the
reenactment but we don't |
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want to
give away the ending. :o) |
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Just prior to the big
Parade on Saturday we had to scramble to |
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to find a good seat. Luckily,
ten-year-old Kevin Lessard of Hardin, |
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said he could "rope" a couple chairs for
us so we could watch the parade. |
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Click on the picture below to see Kevin
"rope" a chair for the parade. |
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If you forgot your cowboy hat,
"Frankfurter" at the White Wolf Trading Co. |
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can help you get the sun out of your
eyes. All his clothing is a faithful |
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reproduction of 1870 era cowboy gear,
even the pistols were real. |
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The parade passes in front of the old Becker Hotel on North Center Avenue.
Click here
to see a Model A Truck |
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Click on the picture above to hear the calliope music. |
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Now that the Parade is over let's go over to the
Big Horn County Museum. |
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Did you bring your camera? |
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