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Stories of things that happened in North Dakota and vicinity. Sitting Bull to Phil Jackson, cattle to prairie dogs, knoefla to lefse. In partnership with the Historical Society of North Dako...
Some of us are old enough to remember making little paper baskets, filling them with candy, placing them on doorsteps, ringing the doorbell,...
Twenty-four people were injured and one man died in a train derailment on this date in 1887 near Sterling, in Dakota Territory.
On this day in 1990, the Fargo Forum ran a profile on the pastor of Bethel Evangelical Free Church in Fargo, not for his ministry, but for h...
Originating in Chicago in 1914, the movement known as “Baby Week” sought to raise awareness of the high infant mortality rate in the U.S. an...
On this date in 1952, the public was invited to a tree planting ceremony on the state capitol grounds at Bismarck. The Washington, DC Evenin...
On this date in 1908, newspapers published a proclamation by North Dakota Governor John Burk, establishing an annual Arbor Day celebration.
A sundog is an optical phenomenon well known in North Dakota. It often appears as a rainbow-like spot on each side of the sun. When especial...
Local organizations and clubs often invite distinguished guests to share information and provide programming. Bismarck’s Rotary Club hosted...
In February of 1898, Mrs. Ina Cooks of Detroit, Michigan, came to Wahpeton. Her purpose was to establish the 90-day residency required for d...
The North Dakota economy faced serious challenges during the 1920s. The state relied heavily on agriculture, which had boomed during World W...
Henry Stahl sank a well near his home in Williston. It took him several weeks to dig down twenty-four feet and install a pump. He thought no...
In 1947, Bernard Baruch was a multimillionaire financier who advised presidents from Woodrow Wilson to Harry S. Truman. On this date in 1947...
The day known as Tax Day is the deadline for American taxpayers to file an income tax return for the previous year. It falls on April 15 mos...
Robert “Bob” Bain was born in Minnesota and worked as an insurance agent for 38 years. Beyond his career, he played a major role in developi...
On this date in 1920, police in Fargo arrested Ed Letofsky for selling illegal liquor. Claiming he sold only to “accommodating friends,” Let...
After a March 1966 blizzard that left a whopping 38 inches of snow in northeast North Dakota, the spring thaw that followed created a whole...
During the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln’s attention was understandably focused on the conflict. The government’s focus was diverted...
Prairie fires were common across North Dakota. They were most dangerous during the hot, dry summer and fall seasons. Dry prairie grass provi...
Kate Richards O’Hare was an American activist and longtime member of the Socialist Party of America. She championed reforms in favor of the...
The first successful airplane flight in North Dakota took place at the Fargo fairgrounds in 1911. North Dakotans were instantly enchanted wi...