Montana Custer Country, Custer Battlefield, Annual Clark Days

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2008 Crow Fair Celebration

One of the biggest and most colorful events coming up in Custer Country in August is Crow Fair. This event, which runs from August 14 -17 this year, features Native American hand games, parades featuring some of the most beautiful and intricate Native American regalia you’ll ever see. Many participants not only wear their original beaded clothing and impressive head-dresses, but also festoon their horses with elaborate saddles, blankets
and bridles. There’s a parade each day of the Fair at
10:00 a.m. In addition, Crow Fair becomes the “tepee capitol of the world” for these four days. For a schedule of Crow Fair events, visit their official website at
www.crow-fair.com

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Laurel’s 100th Birthday Festivities This Week.

Laurel’s Centennial Days are August 8-9. Laurel was established by the Yellowstone County Board of
commissioners on 08-08-08, Aug. 8, 1908. On Friday,
Aug. 8, you’ll want to get a special hand-stamped commemorative postal cancellation at the U.S. Post Office located on First Avenue of the specially designed Laurel Centennial Post Card. Gay Easton’s book containing photographs of historic Laurel Buildings is now available
at Jan’s IGA, Price Pharmacy, City Hall and the Laurel Chamber of Commerce. Because of interest in the book, Centennial Committee member Jean Carroll Thompson, worked with both tour companies and Montana Rail Link
to establish a tour, based on locations from The Centennial. >>Click for more details

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