Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Ten Sleep Museum presents newly discovered letter toSenator McClellan at benefit
Clay Gibbons holds up a picture of one of the three men who was killed during the Spring Creek Raid back in 1909. The photo is of the Joe Allemand, his wife Adele and son Joe Jr. Gibbons gave a presentation about the Spring Creek Raid during a benefit for the Ten Sleep Pioneer Museum at the Red Reflet Ranch April 2. The other two men were Joe Emge and Jules (Joe) Lazier.
WORLAND – The Ten Sleep Pioneer Museum and the Red Reflet Ranch held a benefit dinner, of which half the proceeds were donated to the museum, Saturday, April 2, to reveal a newly discovered document about the Spring Creek Raid.
"The event went very well and was a wonderful time with 55 people attending," Ten Sleep Pioneer Museum Board Chairman Terril Mills said.
The newly discovered document was a...
