Spilyay tymoo., August 05, 1994, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

Spilyay Tymoo Page 4
August 5, 1994
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A weary fire fighter rests his head on a table following a meal Sleeping domes popped up throughout the Industrial Park area for the duration of the fire.
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Smokey's fire level sign atKah-Nee-Ta Village resisted fire and offered an understatement as far as fire danger.
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TAe Williams' home at the base of Eagle Butte is nothing but ruins following the fire that sped through the area.
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i4 B that remains of the barn at the LeClaire place nearSimnasho
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The Ponchos were lucky in that they only lost their old
Chevrolet pickup. Fire came very close to their home in Wolf
Point
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The teepees at Kah-Nee-Ta Village were threatened by fire, as flames
came within about 25 feet of the canvas structures.
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A'KH'fljr Catering served three meals a day to fire fighters.
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