If you are stressed out about your Fourth of July preparations, here's a humorous perspective:
In the earliest days of the Montana mining camps, transportation was slow, and miners often waited in vain for ox-drawn freight wagons and mule trains to deliver supplies. Bad weather frequently delayed such essential items as mail, flour, and of course, whiskey. Stories abound about freighters caught in winter storms (check out the
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Published on July 02, 2012 07:30