At this time in Historical past: March 31, 1883 – Native information checklist & a brand new street for Grand Forks – Grand Forks Herald

Historical past lives within the pages of the Grand Forks Herald, and now, we’re bringing it again to life with At this time in Historical past. Every day, we’ll revisit notable information gadgets from our archives, providing a glimpse into the occasions, individuals, and moments that formed our group, the area, and the state of North Dakota and Minnesota.

At this time in Historical past revisits the Saturday, March 31, 1883 version with a listing of native information nuggets for readers.

• Dr. Ottofy, a dentist, is positioned at Third Avenue and Kittson Avenue.
• Wild geese had been seen flying northward yesterday.
• J. Thomson has began constructing a residence close to Capt. Griggs.
• Two heaps on Fourth Avenue are on the market by H.A. Langord.
• A farm with a great home is out there for lease. Apply to W.G. Woodruff.
• Ed. D. Neill, Jr. is transferring into his elegant new residence.
• A primary-class farm close to city is on the market. Apply to H.A. Langord.
• Rev. T.F. Allen, who was significantly in poor health, is now recovering.
• Painless tooth extractions utilizing vitalized air can be found at McDonald Bros.
• H.P. Willson & Son have the one full set of summary books within the metropolis.
• Frank J. Drew has opened an public sale room in his constructing reverse Gotzian’s Block.
• Officer Smith and Officer Arinson each arrested a drunk and disorderly individual final night.
• E.M. Prouty is receiving a carload of mules right this moment on the market.
• A small constructing subsequent to the Trade Saloon has been razed to the bottom. It was previously a tin store.
• A retailer constructing in Grafton is out there for lease. Apply to Walker & Duffy.
• Invites have been despatched out for the annual masquerade ball of the Social Membership at Gotzian’s Corridor on Friday, April 6.
• Prof. R.B. Anderson from the College of Wisconsin will lecture on “Norse Vikings” at Gotzian’s Corridor on Sunday night.

DULUTH, Minn., March 30, 1883 – The Duluth & Northwest Railroad Firm is ready to assemble a railway from Duluth northwestward to the northern boundary of the state, with branches extending to the Dakota line at Grand Forks.

The corporate was formally organized right this moment, with capital inventory set at two million {dollars}.

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