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Snowden Bridge: Three Ghostly Beings! by Claire Eide

by Mary Tastad | Oct 31, 2019 | Culture, History, Missouri River, Montana, North Dakota

Ghostly Sitings in the Badlands! History sometimes confronts those who explore the grasslands and badlands of western North Dakota and eastern Montana. Author Claire Eide of Williston, North Dakota, shared one real experience with another realm in this short...

Mondak, a true wild west town — Snapshot Saturday

by Mike Kopp | Oct 27, 2018 | North Dakota history, Places to go, Road Trip, Snowden Bridge

Mondak Then and now Just a couple snapshots here of where we’re spending time, these days. Well actually, more than a couple snapshots. But as long as we were trying to show you what it looks like today, why not go all the way with a...

Mondak, the legendary wild town of 100 years ago — Sunday Snapshot

by Mike Kopp | Oct 7, 2018 | History, journal, Missouri River, North Dakota history, Places to go, Snap Shot Sunday, Snowden Bridge

Mondak carries a grizzly history It didn’t start out to become a legend. Built on the state line, Mondak, the legendary wild town of 100 years ago served alcohol on the Montana side of town. The North Dakota side was dry. The town played an important role as...

Snowden Bridge: Three Ghostly Beings! by Claire Eide

Mondak, a true wild west town — Snapshot Saturday

Mondak, the legendary wild town of 100 years ago — Sunday Snapshot

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