Examples of 'bannack' in a sentence
Meaning of "bannack"
Bannack is a noun referring to a ghost town in Montana, USA. It is used in the context of historical locations
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Bannack in a day.
The first territorial capital was at Bannack.
Bannack State Park is popular with tourists.
Both women wanted nothing more than to leave Bannack behind them.
Bannack was the first Territorial capital of Montana.
The pass is named for a Bannack Indian chief.
Bannack continued as a mining town, though with a dwindling population.
The property is now preserved as Bannack State Park.
At its peak, Bannack had a population of about ten thousand.
Forget about old Bannack.
You ought to reach Bannack in a day . If you ai not dragging all that gear.
The town is presently the site of Bannack State Park.
Bannack was founded in 1862 when John White discovered gold on Grasshopper Creek.
Years ago, thousands of people lived in Bannack.
You got the only one you could get, Bannack.
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Governor 's man all the way from Bannack.
We ai not going back in there, Bannack.
We are calling your bluff, Bannack.
Fella came by an hour back, governor 's man all the way from Bannack.
If you ain't dragging all that gear… you ought to reach Bannack in a day.
He did not start it, Mr. Bannack.
