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<p>Is this Ft. Ransom mound really a man-made pyramid that's as old as the Egyptian Pyramids? Sophia Eberlein Schmidt was bludgeoned to death with a hammer by her second husband over 70 years ago. Does she haunt the Harvey Public Library today? Why did five Dickinson nuns die mysteriously within one week in 1926? These and other haunting stories as shown on public tv,</p>

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Almanac of North Dakota Mysteries and Oddities is  a fun read, especially for one who loves local history.North Dakota has plenty of interesting, humorous, and just plain outrageous tales in its history. For instance, it was a North Dakotan who coined the term "Flying Saucer" as he spotted a group of them near his airplane above Mount Rainier. A North Dakotan sentenced to death in New York turned out to be a German Shepherd. In Hankinson, a young boy survived with only a bruise on his nose after being run over by over 60 rail cars back in 1908. There's plenty more where this came from!You can find out fun stories like the Burleigh farmer who walked 28 miles to catch a train to a checkers tournament, or sad stories like the great flue epidemic of the early 1900s, which killed thousands of North Dakotans. The stories vary, and there's something in this book for everyone.

Almanac of North Dakota: Mysteries & Oddities 2007-2008

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