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I'll be going up to the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby this evening (Tuesday) to read & share more Montana History. We're "rounding 3rd & heading for home" in our current read, "Goodbye Wifes and Daughters," RIPPED from the WORLDWI…

I'll be up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby this evening (Tuesday) to read & share MORE Montana History. We're "rounding 3rd, & heading for home" in our current read, "Goodbye Wifes and Daughters," the gripping TRUE saga of the Bearcreek (it's down by Red Lodg…

We'll be enjoying New Year's Eve tonight (Tuesday) when I'll be up at the Marias Heritage Center reading more Montana History. Our current read is, "Goodbye Wifes and Daughters," the history of the 1943 coal mining disaster down in Bearcreek, Montana...

I'll be reading, sharing & attempting to pronounce "most" of the words correctly this evening (Tuesday) up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. We're currently reading the true saga of a 1943 Montana coal mine disaster. Our featured book is, "Goo…

The Bearcreek, Montana coal mine, & the February 27th, 1943 coal mine explosion & fire that killed 75 of the 78 men on duty on the day shift. I'll be up at the Marias Heritage Center this evening (Tuesday) to read & share more Montana History as we continue on with the b…

I'll be stopping by the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby this evening (Tuesday) to read & share more Montana History. (I also like to pick up a piece of gossip or two when I'm there,) We'l bel continuing on with our current "armchair traveling" historical adventure this evening wi…

It was February 27, 1943, when one of the 75 coal miners killed in the Bear Creek, Montana underground coal mine explosion scratched out "Goodbye wifes and daughters." That the title (Goodbye Wifes and Daughters) of our current read Tuesday evenings during Montana History at the Ma…

Today's Tuesday, & that means tonight, I'll be up at the Marias Heritage Center to read & share more Montana History. We're all "caught up" in the book, "Goodbye Wifes and Daughters," the riveting story of the February 27, 1943 coal mine explosion, fire & disaster dow…

The late Emil Anderson knew this after the lights went out in the mine. He knew the DEADLY gas would soon be coming for him. Anderson was one of the 78 men on duty February 27, 1943, when the Smith Mine in down Bearcreek, Montana blew up. I'll be sharing & reading more on that disaster …

We read & hear more about it everyday...CWD, or chronic wasting disease, is a contagious neurological disease that infects deer, elk & moose. Unfortunately, NO cure is known, & it's FATAL to infected animals. In fact, mule deer are thought to be the most susceptible spec…

We'll be reading about the late disgraced labor leader, Tony Boyle, during Montana History tonight (Tuesday) at the Heritage Center. Boyle was from Montana. We're currently caught up in the history of the 1943 coal mining disaster in Bearcreek, Montana...

57 degrees is about the average temperature in a coal mine day & time year around. We'll be back in the infamous Bear Creek (Montana) coal mine this evening (Tuesday) during Montana History at the Marias Heritage Center. I'll be at the Heritage at 6 tonight to read more of the 1943…