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Originally Posted by Bill Murphy
The preceding article about John Boa, Fred Gilbert, C.M. Powers and their Montana big game hunt is a classic. Go to page 13 on the link to read this interesting account.
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The opening line that they had just done the Pacific Coast Handicap at Spokane caught my eye. The Spokane Gun Club was still shooting at Natatorium Park in 1907. You could buy your shells at Ware Bros. Hardware and take the streetcar from there right to the park.
1901 No. 10 Ware Bros.jpg
The shoot report is in the September 21, 1907, issue.
https://digital.la84.org/digital/col...33574/rec/1236
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