Territorial Governor Dakota Territory 1865 Appointment - RARE

At Antiques On Broadway 1865 Dakota Territory Document - the link:




http://www.listedartistsgallery.com/Dakota_Territory.html


Fargo Street Fair July 17 - 19 2008.

Listed Artists fine art work now available in North Dakota

At Antiques on Broadway, # 6 Broadway North, Fargo North Dakota, now available for viewing and purchase is original fine art works by listed artists with a national, international reputation. These artists are among the top 2 percent of all artists in that they are represented in the data bases of art services such as AskArt and Art Price (registered trademarks of their owners). Everett Nelson, owner of Listed Artists Gallery stated "The region has a fine representation of local artists and some have reached acclaim even nationally and internationally, there has not however been a place to go to purchase a wider selection of acclaimed "listed" artists in the area". Nelson stated that a web site has been established explaining some of the products now available in historic downtown Fargo, North Dakota that web site address is:

http://www.listedartistsgallery.com/

FDR ERA PHOTOS ADDED - Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Courtesy FDR Library

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35 of North Dakota's 53 counties meet the criteria of frontier

Thirty-five of North Dakota's fifty-three counties meet the definition of being "frontier" - according to Wikipedia's article on the Frontier Thesis of Frederick Jackson Turner.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frontier_thesis

Strange Coincidence (?) of the last day of Arthur Charles Townley, organizer of the Non-Partisan League and North Dakota Senator (R) William Langer

Arthur Charles Townley, organizer of the Nonpartisan League, was killed in a car-farm truck collision near Makoti, ND, the late afternoon of Saturday, Nov. 7, 1959. Recounting Dick Dobson’s Prairie Perspectives column, published in the Minot Daily News on Saturday, Nov. 3, 1979: The day prior he (Townley) had paid a visit to John W. Scott of Gilby, ND, a prominent, politically conservative banker-farmer.
Townley had become an adherent of faith healing. Townley told Scott that he was keeping Langer alive through mental telepathy. Townley told Scott “I’m holding him. When you guys get ready and figure out the next senator, I’ll drop the old bastard through the hatch.”
The night following Townley’s fatal accident, William Langer died in his sleep.

(From Part II of William Langer and the FBI, copyright 2000, Mark E. Nelson, All Rights Reserved.)

North Dakota "We never got over ourselves"

"It would be helpful if we could understand ourselves as a state. We would not go through the trauma of nursing great expectations of ourselves when history teaches us that great expectations are not us." Lloyd Omdahl, former ND Lieutenant Governor and retired UND Professor in his syndicated column as appearing in The Forum, A 17, Saturday, April 7, 2007.

Link to Time Magazine Archive, Monday, December 29, 1941, Dakota's Gentleman

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,772925,00.html

Regarding controversy over seating Senatorial seating.