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Posted by Rauville on October 28, 2004 at 07:57:07 from (209.180.79.31):
In Reply to: A Comparison posted by Allan in NE on October 28, 2004 at 05:36:51:
I remember back in 1972, coming back from Glacial National Park, running the "Highline" (Highway #2) in NE Montana on the way to Williston. A friend and I decided to stop at Popular for the night, and went "uptown" for a beer at the local tavern. We and 3 old cowboy looking locals at the bar were the only customers. Being the big spender, I asked the bartender to set up a round for the house. I can still see yet to this day, when those 3 locals all swiveled on their stools in unison, and one of them said; "Thanks stranger", before they all turned back to the bar...end of conversation for the evening!
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