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B-52s at Minot Air Force Base By LEEWANA THOMAS July 17 — Although there is disagreement about the exact date, it was around this time in July 1961 that

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As a young man Mr. Richard “Dick” H. Copeland started early in the newspaper business by working as a “printers devil” in Waukesha, Wisconsin, in 1851.

Jolly Dance, a special correspondent for the Devils Lake Inter-Ocean newspaper in March of 1887, did an inspection of various ranches. Following are excerpts

Harold Schafer’s Medora By CATHY LANGEMO May 1 — Perhaps more important than the founding of Harold Schafer’s Gold Seal Company on this date in 1942

Almost as soon as it was identified, the coronavirus pandemic posed a challenge to businesses that depend on travel and tourism. Those businesses may have to maintain a delicate balance between safety and commerce for an interminable amount of time.

After a bitter cold winter with deep snowfall, a historic pickerel run swept up a North Dakota town, and its hungry residents.

N.D. Commission Approves $4.3 Million in Cost-Share for Water Projects

Alex Larron was not a nice man. United States Marshall James F. Shea described him as “a mild looking cuss, but for all that he was a bad one.” During the early 1900s Larron and his gang of horse thieves operated mainly near the Canadian border along the Mouse River.

11/14/2008: The year was 1876. Sixteen-year-old Theodore Roosevelt was just starting his freshman year at Harvard. While unpacking his personal belongings, including a catalogue of birds he had produced, Roosevelt heard a knock. Opening the door, he discovered Henry Minot.