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White Cloud's 16th Birthday Parade
During White Cloud’s 16th Birthday Parade along First Avenue, a young girl lets a fellow candy lover take a few pieces of candy that were given out to children during the parade.
(Photos by Brian Willhide, The Sun)
July 09, 2012
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Pancake Feed Fundraiser
Members of the Jamestown Fire Department prepare pancakes on Saturday morning during the third annual Pancake Feed Fundraiser at the Jamestown Fire Department Hall.
July 09, 2012
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White Cloud’s birthday celebration
Crowds of spectators line the sidewalks of First Avenue Saturday in Jamestown to watch White Cloud’s 16th Birthday Parade. (Photos by Brian Willhide, The Sun)
July 09, 2012
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City prepares to celebrate White Cloud’s 16th birthday
The extremely rare albino bison White Cloud will be honored this week in Jamestown through a celebration of her 16th birthday.
By Brian Willhide , July 02, 2012
Métis, Indian culture at village: Dancing, singing part of a presentation with a spiritual message
The Métis-Native American Indian Festival opened the Tatanka Festival and White Cloud’s Birthday celebration Thursday in the Frontier Village Amphitheater.
Thursday’s morning presentation featured the Native American Indian culture of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa in dances and songs, emceed by Verlyn Dubois. He said his people consider themselves as spiritual, using God and the Creator interchangeably and blending their Christian heritage with the traditional Ojibwe and Chippewa culture. The culture reflects that blending.
July 09, 2010
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White Cloud celebration a mix of new, traditional
The four days of White Cloud’s Birthday and Tatanka Festival this year feature some new events along with the albino buffalo’s traditional birthday celebration.
June 28, 2010
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Fair ’n’ festival
Both the Stutsman County Fair and the Tatanka Festival had great results in Jamestown this past week, event organizers say.
“This year will be a benchmark for us,” said Al Lindberg, Stutsman County Fair Board president.
Beautiful weather and a lack of mosquitoes helped bring in near-record attendance for the four-day event, Lindberg said.
By Ben Rodgers , July 13, 2009
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