Ranch Relics & More

10/05/2026

08/26/2026

Final Days Downtown (26th & 27th) ~ Find Great Deals before they're boxed up ... Moving to a New Location, just 13 minutes away 🤠 in Powell Butte ...

08/20/2026

Only 1 More Week to Shop !! ~ Before We Move to New Location... in Powell Butte 🤠

07/21/2026

Don't Miss Out on Great Buys~ they'll be gone soon...
Moving to New Location~~~

07/03/2026

HAVE A HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY ~ CELEBRATE OUR 250 yrs.
See y'all next week ~~~ until then here's an interesting Fact~
WHEN WAS THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE SIGNED~
For many people, that seems like an easy question. The Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4, 1776. Or was it? Although the Continental Congress approved the document on that date, it was not actually first signed until August 2, 1776. Why? The Congress wanted an official, legible document. They also needed a copy big enough to hold everyone’s signatures. So they ordered that the declaration be engrossed—that is, copied in a large, clear hand—to create an official version suitable for signing. That task was probably given to Timothy Matlack, a delegate from Pennsylvania and clerk of the Congress’s secretary. When the document was completed, John Hancock, president of the Congress, was the first to sign it on August 2 at the Pennsylvania State House (now Independence Hall) in Philadelphia. Most of the other delegates signed that day or in the months that followed. Thomas McKean of Delaware apparently was the last to add his signature, perhaps as late as January 1777. Two delegates, John Dickinson (Delaware) and Robert R. Livingston (New York), never signed the document.

05/31/2026

STARTING IN JUNE ... SUMMER SALE AT Ranch Relics & More

04/26/2026

Event Coming Up ~ The 2nd Annual Downtown W**e Walk in The Heart of Central Oregon! Hurry in to Ranch Relics & purchase a limited-edition custom w**e glass that will get you into the tasting on the 8th of May... it will also get you entered to win a $50. Gift Certificate, plus exclusive discounts between 4-7p the day of the event.
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