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	Sunset Brewing Co. was among the businesses destroyed when the fire swept through Wallace, Idaho. In Montana, the fire swept through Taft, Haugan, Henderson, and DeBorgia	Idaho/Montana	1910
	The hurricane-force winds that preceded the fire picked up entire forests, dropping trees like matchsticks.	Idaho/Montana	1910
	Taft, just across the state line in Montana, was one of the little railroad towns overrun by the fire. Its citizens owed their lives to the Milwaukee Road engineers who answered the frantic telegraphs for help and brought rescue trains across burning trestles	Idaho/Montana	1910
	Edward Pulaski was one of the undisputed heroes of the big blowup, saving his fire crew by leading them into a mine tunnel. He continued working for the U.S. Forest Service in Wallace until he retired	Idaho/Montana	1910
	One cottage remained in East Wallace; all else - including the foundry - was burned when the firestorm hit the town overnight August 20 and 21	Idaho/Montana	1910
	Thousands of firefighters and townspeople were caught in the path of the fire. Those who survived by taking refuge in mine tunnels and creeks were - more times than not - burned during the front's passage	Idaho/Montana	1910