Category: Curio

On this day, Boston was swimming with tea. The earth quaked in Missouri, and the Germans made one final push. Locally, we were touting monorails, rollerskating wasn't good for women, and the Swedes were suffering from outmigration.

The car used was forty feet long, ten feet wide and thirteen feet high. It is said that such a car can easily travel 100 miles an hour in comparative safety.

Sweden is becoming greatly alarmed over the emigration of her sons and an effort is being made to make conditions such they they will not want to leave the old country.

... had always gotten satisfactory work at satisfactory princes in Minot and desire to continue to give the local pinteries their work, realizing that a dollar spent here for printing would more than likely

According to the Scientific American, roller skating has a serious effect on our young people, noticeably upon girls. It has been demonstrated that one of the effects of roller skates is to make flat

Perhaps Erik R. Ramstad's house on the present site of the Great Northern Round house and Peter Ramstad's house just east of present city limits were the one most frequently used as meeting places.

On this day, we got our rights. They later led to a movie that that isn't "Gone" at all. It was a good day for towers. In Minot, we were proud of helping new citizens, we were instructed on how to run whiskey, we supported a role for government in developing new industry.

The night schools everywhere are doing great good. Foreigners are given an opportunity to learn to read and write. With night schools held about the state, it will be but a short time until

Our own state has carried on extensive experiments and the government has carried out the work of experimentation to a considerable extent. The Independent believes that the government should bear the cost of these

Frequently they trade stolen cars for whiskey, sometimes that turn over American money and frequently issue bad checks. Joe's partners lost $20,000.00 worth of whiskey through poor checks.