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2“... Pacific Railway named many of their towns after their officials or other prominent persons connected...”
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3Published 2014“... on the Northern Pacific railway, also derived its name, Pendennis, from the writings of this English author...”
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4“... Railway track reached Karnak May 3, 1912. The townsite of Karnak was located on lane! orginally owned...”
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5“..., it is insisted that their primitive meanings were light and darkness. THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY In 1879, James J...”
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6“.... It is situated on the main line of the Soo railway and was founded in 1891 at the time that road was built...”
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7Published 2014“..., Minnesota and Dakota Northern Railway and Bishop Whipple School several years by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briggs...”
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8“.... The postoffice was established June 15, 1870. The Great Northern Railway tracks reached there January 1, 1880...”
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9“... by Congress. Significant immigration commenced when the westbound Northern Pacific Railway built...”
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10“... and conveyed the right-of-way to the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, and Pacific Railway Co. In September...”
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11“... for refusal to deliver freight, the consignee must tender charges on entire shipment. Railway 21. j’a/mson...”
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12Published 2014“... as telegrapher for the Northern Pacific Railway Company at various locations during the war. Then as a clerk...”
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13“..., in which case the transportation of the workmen is regularly provided for upon that railway. In other cases...”
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14“... from Stenay; railway junctions in regions of Mont- medy and Longuyon under fire of United States big...”
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15“... with the Northern Pacific railway construction crews. Saloons and dance halls operated day and night, seven days a...”
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16Published 2014“...'s. In 1906 McVille originated in its present location with the coming of the Great Northern Railway. It rates...”
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17“... for the Soo Line Railway. Gackle—Named for George Gackle, founder and local pioneer. Galchutt—Named for Hans...”
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18“... that level they found the air as smooth as velvet. They followed the line of the Great Northern Railway...”
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19Published 2014“... in Greenland township which their local manager, Paul Paulson, used for an office. New Railway Rumors Dame...”
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20“... of the Western United States. West of the Herman beach the railway crosses a low broad ridge by a deep cut...”
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