Kittson

She had graduated in the spring of 1947 and taught sixth grade for a year in Kittson County, in far northwest Minnesota, one of the flattest places in the world.

Vermilion Drift William Kent Krueger 2010

From 1906 Kittson County Enterprise: By pumping chloroform thru the keyhole of the front door with a rubber pump, burglars placed all seven of the members of the household of R.

1906 Crime Report Trish Short Lewis 2006

He was from Pembina, North Dakota, but graduated from Karlstad, Minnesota his family moved around the area a bit due to economic circumstances between Pembina County and Kittson County...

Profile: Unsung Hero of WWII Trish Short Lewis 2006

Kittson Attorneys at Law and practiced law for five years.

Jewell Named To State Justice Institute Board ITY National Archives 1995

They bribed the customs people at the border to hold one of the boats for the customs and then, when it was finally released, Norman Kittson the tough old trader who was running "The International," simply rammed "The Manitoba" and sank her, right to the bottom!

The Last Spike—100th Anniversary 1985

The Manitoba merchants got upset and they built two boats to compete with "The International," which was the Kittson line: one was called "The Minnesota" and one was called "The Manitoba."

The Last Spike—100th Anniversary 1985

He said a trader by the name of Martin McLeod was living there and that Kittson, another trader, lived at his trading post about fifty yards away from the house.

Old Rail Fence Corners The A. B. C's. of Minnesota History Various

My husband had charge of a fur store for Kittson at

Old Rail Fence Corners The A. B. C's. of Minnesota History Various

A large part of the freight that Hill and Kittson handled was for the Hudson's Bay Company.

The Railroad Builders; a chronicle of the welding of the states John Moody 1913

Hill and Kittson laid before Smith a plan, very plain, very simple.

Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 11 Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Businessmen Elbert Hubbard 1885