The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT the FIRST SITROF | BXPEDITION IS. * THOUGHT FOUND : first night ‘om the continued he west 5 river at Kuthry | T0 TAKE POST which continues until March 4, 1925, | offices al in the North Dakota dis- | ¢: aj ri ieves 'Sheyenne to Devils I | | it is expected the canvassing board Duity, ed at his home in Portland, Major Wright Believes Be spending a week there i ‘will be eulied together propabty aj of State. for the month of I : Has Discovered Location — {their way southeast across Nelson, | week prior to December 1. Mr, Hall) and in January Robert M. Byrne thie | nd Ransom counties i ‘ in Dickey County 0 ith Dakota again past | , |the Dead Colt Hill in Sargent coun. | ee ty | oe | TO PURSUE DISCOVERY he Ea complete revort 0!) Will Succeed George M. Young vein exp ons in under the | ao ' ; title of “Hytlrographieal survey of as Congressman When Jamestown, N. D., Nov. 8 —Whatlthe upper Mississippi Valley.” With ; is believed to be one of the most vir report was filed a map of the Congress Meets | important discoveries in North Da- i aie i kota’s history sen revealed by | Thomas Mall, elected Congressmen | Major Dana We f 1 North Dakota Dis- | member of the state : cof veturns, will be | ciety. Major Wright recently has t valuable h take his seat in the nati H constilted several eid maps, made a study of the early ex-! of Representatives in Wa trip of study to Dickey county, in plorations of the northwest. It is ington when the Congress » vicinity of Ludden, and found what he believes unmistable of the first camp site of the Nicolett-Fremont expedition set location of the spot, he ‘ on the Morgs v the west side of the James river, about | iles southwest of Oakes, — | Major rht believes that with the help of his map of the territory, which is considered ver p an extensive study of the the end that of the farm, Mrs. Liz a Civil War Dickey to Major Wright, ed to donate a small traet of land to the state ute park, where a marker can he erect- ed to mark this spot. | “The first camp made inside Dies | key county is indicated on t cing half way betwee ’ or Ludden ben » widow of veteran, and a pioneer of coordinys for a or ra s from oppo: At e Long Cultivated points have been careful: | ly checked with modern maps and | compared with the one which the explorers prepared to accompany their report and all the evidence goes to prove that the actual camp site was on the south cast quarter of section ). This spot is on the Morg: rm on the west | side of the James, about five miles | The ground on} mp stood h tion for no possible southwest of Oake , 215 Main St. |to know even approximately where first exploring parties operated in the Mors: side of the the north » believed that with its help and the locating of the first camp site, that recevorecczccscccecccess. When Better Automobiles Ave Built, Buick Wi Build Them xplorers Ly which e and e state, spent © ntua similar organizations, it m the ex the north ly marked on December 1, oints where lubrication is often neglected, such as fan hub and universal joint, Buick has automatic: lubrica- tion. Buick engineering has made Buick easy to lubricate. It is easier to care for a Buick. FLECK MOTOR SALES C0. 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