1. In 1908, the historic Billings Depot opened in Billings, Montana. The depot served as the largest train station in Montana and was a hub for transportation and trade for many years. Today, the Billings Depot is a popular event venue, hosting concerts, weddings, and other gatherings.

2. On November 27, 1923, the famous Yellowstone Kelly died in Billings, Montana. Yellowstone Kelly was a legendary figure in the American West, known for his daring exploits as a frontiersman, soldier, and scout. Kelly is remembered for his many adventures in Montana and his contributions to the development of the region.

3. November 27, 1963, marked a tragic day in Montana history, as President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. The event had a profound impact on the entire nation, and Montanans mourned the loss of a beloved leader.

4. In 1985, the Char-Koosta News, an independent newspaper serving the Flathead Indian Reservation and the Mission Valley, was established on November 27. The newspaper is an important source of news and information for Montana's Tribal communities and is still in circulation today.

5. On this day in 2014, the University of Montana's Lady Grizzlies basketball team set a school record for most three-point field goals in a single game with 17. The team went on to win the game against the University of Louisiana Monroe with a final score of 105-72.