I remember the yellowstone flooding all the way to the garfield school.

yup

Is there still a lunch counter in Big Sky, I know Woolworths had one but I think Fosters did to.

Doesn't the pedestrian arch resemble the arch for the entrance to the tourist park, I wonder if it is the same.

It's just the flu, sad state we are in, not Montana but the globe.

I believe the ice house was on the southwest side of town over by the old OK corral, went there with my father, I think it was an old two story frame building that was full of river ice.

In 1954 my father let Gene Autry use our small travel trailer for a dressing room at the fairgrounds. I remember he signed his name on the back of one of the doors in the trailer. Wish I had some phot + 26 more characters

Lime and coke, if you add chocolate it was a muddy river.

Amorette, I love you, you are on track with Miles of old. There were four houses at the riding academy, I wonder how many Whorses they had there?

If you couldn't find love at Kelly's you were looking in all the wrong places. I only spent one summer there but the ladies of Miles City were fine, fine, fine. I do remember Leotta Bradley rushing in + 72 more characters

HHHHHEEEEERRRRREEEEESSSSS JOHNNY!!!

Old enough to remember the Tongue River Clinic.

No, actually they were more like attractive black goddesses, for Miles they were quite nice. To bad you missed it.

I remember two exotic dancers in the bar one night, quite a sight for Miles City.

Just curious, for us on solid ground, how much does quake insurance cost? Is it like flood insurance, any after shocks?

I would love to have a set of the signs. It was almost the only entertainment from Miles to Billings.

I wonder who had the fastest car on the quarter mile track on the Kinsey highway?

Run Jesse Run

I thought he was a bigger Dick than that.

I love it man, though I am totally embarrassed. Solutions are so easy to come by why didn't we think of it.