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The official organization of Grandview township took place in August of 1873 at the first town meeting in the home of Jacob Thomas. The village of Grandview was founded in the spring of 1878 and the town site was plotted by the railroad on July 5, 1878. Grandview was the name chosen for the town site by the early settlers to describe the expansive rolling prairies along with the sun rises and sun sets. John Ireland, bishop of the St. Paul Diocese, arranged with the Winona and St. Peter Railroad
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LCHS has a book in its collection that is a great resource for finding out the origin and historical significance of place names in Minnesota. The book, "Minnesota Geographic Names" by Warren Upham was first published by the Minnesota Historical Society in 1920. A reprint edition was published in 1969, and the copy the museum has is a second printing of the reprint edition in 1979. The table of contents in the book lists the counties in Minnesota in alphabetical order. In 1922, Lake of the Woods
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Sept. 11, 2026, marked the 25th anniversary of four terrorist attacks by Al-Qaeda, an Islamist extremist group, against the United States. The attacks began at 8:46 a.m. EST on Sept. 11, 2001, when terrorists crashed a hijacked commercial plane into the North Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City. A second hijacked plane crashed into the South Tower at 9:03 a.m. The third plane hit the Pentagon in Washington D.C. at 9:37 a.m., and the fourth hijacked plane crashed into a field outside
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Dr. Harper Workman persuaded Mrs. Pat Summers to set up space in her home at South and 6th Street in around 1910 for surgery and rooms for care. This home served as Tracy's first hospital until one opened in 1919 by Drs. Valentine and Hoidale in the former O'Brien home on the corner of 4th and Emory St. Dr. Valentine also built a new modern office on Third Street. In 1927, Dr. Hoidale and Dr. W.G. Workman purchased a large home at 6th and Rowland and remodeled it to become the Clinic Hospital. F
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The social news or gossip columns in the old newspapers are always fascinating to read. A special section in the newspaper was devoted to the social media of the day. The whereabouts of local people and events were often featured in these columns. Here are a few from The News Messenger of Lyon County on Aug. 25, 1911: The Skandinavian Railroad Co., with its principal place of business at Marshall, Minnesota, has filed its articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State, a copy of which wil
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