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  1. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Andrew Alexis Varvel Contributor, Dakota Datebook

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    Andrew Alexis Varvel Contributor, Dakota Datebook August 20: Fargo Society snippets from the Wisconsin Afro-American, 1892 Andrew Alexis Varvel Society columns were once a popular feature in newspapers. Here are some examples from this date in 1892 from the Fargo Society column of the Wisconsin Afro-American. July 17: Iron Mask Reunion Andrew Alexis Varvel On this date in 1946, alumni of the University of North Dakota's secret society called “Iron Mask” held a reunion. March 18: Where in North D

  2. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Dakota Goodhouse Contributor, Dakota Datebook

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    Dakota Goodhouse Contributor, Dakota Datebook July 30: Apple Creek Fight Dakota Goodhouse It was early June 1863, when over 3000 soldiers under the command of General Henry Hastings Sibley marched into Dakota Territory to engage the Sioux Indians in a punitive campaign following the events of the 1862 Minnesota-Dakota Conflict. Apple Creek Fight Dakota Goodhouse This is Dakota Datebook for July 30, the date the “Apple Creek Fight” began in 1863. It’s written and voiced by Dakota Goodhouse, Hunkp

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Victoria Richter Contributor, Dakota Datebook

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    Victoria Richter Contributor, Dakota Datebook July 24: Erlenmeyer Brothers’ Truck Garden Victoria Richter By 1928, brothers William and Harvey Erlenmeyer, ages 16 and 18 respectively, had worked for nearly a decade on their small produce farm. It was referred to as a "truck garden" because the produce was transported by truck to nearby cities. Through their work in the garden, they earned enough profit to pay for their college education, with money left over to help cover living expenses and sup

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