North Dakota: A Guide to the Northern Prairie StateFederal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of North Dakota
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North Dakota: A Guide to the Northern Prairie State
Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of North Dakota
North Dakota; North Dakota -- Guidebooks
Spectator sports are to be found in almost every town, and include
baseball, diamond or soft ball, basketball, football, golf, tennis,
track events, boxing tournaments, and horseshoe pitching.
[Illustration: GEN. GEORGE A. CUSTER]
[Illustration: SITTING BULL]
[Illustration: BATTLE OF THE BADLANDS, 1864
Drawing by a soldier who participated in the engagement]
[Illustration:
Opposite
STATE CAPITOL,
BISMARCK
_Photo by Risem_]
[Illustration: A "LITTLE OLD SOD SHANTY" OF EARLY DAYS]
[Illustration]
[Illustration: REVIVING A NORWEGIAN FOLKDANCE, ESMOND, N. DAK.
_Photo by P. B. Rognlie_]
CITY NEIGHBORS
BISMARCK
=Railroad Stations:= Northern Pacific, Main Ave. bet. 4th and 5th
Sts., for N. P. Ry.; Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie, 117
7th St., for Soo Line.
=Bus Stations:= Union Bus & Truck Terminal, 618 Bdwy., for
Northland Greyhound Lines and Interstate Transportation Co.; Grand
Pacific Hotel, Bdwy. and 4th St., Mandan-Bismarck, for local
intercity line, fare 25c.
=Airport:= Municipal airport, 2 m. SE. of city on unmarked county
road, taxi fare 50c, time 10 min., for Northwest and Hanford
Airlines. Day and night service, no public hangars.
=Taxis:= Fare 25c in first zone and to Capitol; 35c to outlying
districts.
=City Bus Line:= Busses leave Patterson Hotel, Main Ave. at 5th
St. and cor. of 4th St. and Bdwy., through residential district to
Capitol, fare 10c.
=Traffic Regulations:= No U-turn on through streets, Main Ave. (US
10) and 6th St. (US 83). Turns in either direction at intersections
and vehicle to the right has right-of-way. One-way streets border
Custer Park in W. end of city. Street signs show hour parking
limits in business district.
=Accommodations:= 6 hotels; tourist camp adjoining Riverside Park
at SW. edge of city, reached by turning L. on US 10 just before
reaching Liberty Memorial Bridge.
=Information Service:= Association of Commerce, 215 6th St. City
Hostess maintains office here also.
=Theaters and Motion Picture Houses:= Bismarck Auditorium, Bdwy.
at 6th St., occasional road shows and local productions; 3 motion
picture theaters.
=Golf:= 18-hole course at Country Club on NW. outskirts of city
(_greens fee 40c, Sat. and Sun. 75c_).
=Tennis:= Country Club and Hughes Field, 316 Ave. D, W.
=Swimming:= Outdoor municipal pool, 323 W. Bdwy.
=Skating:= Floodlighted rinks at 7th St. and Ave. D, 4th St. and
Ave. F, Hannafin St. and Ave. A.
=Hunting and Fishing:= Information can be obtained from State Game
and Fish Department in the Capitol.
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