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By E. J. BabcockDean, College of Mining Engineering, State University, North DakotaThe topography of the Red River valley cannot be fully considered apart from that of the state as a whole, since the topography of the eastern part of the state blends into and forms a part of that of …
By Warren UphamSecretary of the Minnesota Historical Society, Formerly Assistant on the Geological Surveys of New Hampshire, Minnesota, the United States, and Canada.Topographic FeaturesThe Red River of the North, so named to distinguish it from the Red river of Louisiana, flows through an exceedingly flat plain, which descends imperceptibly …
Transcription of the 1885 Dakota Territorial Census for Allred County, North Dakota. Location of the boundary lines of the county may vary from present day.
Stevenson Dunlop, a resident of Fargo, North Dakota, was born July 25, 1858. at Symington Agashire, Scotland. His parents were John and Mary Veronica (Stevenson) Dunlop. Parents immigrated to Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, in 1859, and in 1874 his father came to Dakota and purchased a farm at Mapleton. but never …
The Dinnie Brothers are probably the largest contractors in the state of North Dakota. More cities and towns in the valley of the Red river are creations of that firm to a larger extent in the brick and stone building line than can be attributed to any other firm in …
Joseph B De ReemerJoseph Bell DeRemer, of Grand Forks, was born September 14, 1871, in Montana, Warren county, New Jersey. His father was James K. Polk DeRemer and his mother Nancy (Bell) DeRemer. He received his education in the common school at New Village, Warren county, New Jersey. Later he …