north dakota

The residents of Owl, North Dakota, struggle to make sense of their existence and find a purpose in their meaningless lives.

Ellie Wold is disappointed when Andrew's father announces that the wedding has to be postponed, but Andrew's anger nearly destroys their relationship.

The author tells about her family's life on the North Dakota prairie of the early 1900s, focusing on the story of her mother Carrine, who as a single young Norwegian-American woman staked out her claim in the unsettled land.

Timothy Murphy chronicles the experiences he has had while working on his Minnesota farm.

Discusses the history, economy, culture, and future of North Dakota. Also includes a state chronology, pertinent statistics, and maps.

Discusses the land and climate, economy, government, and history of the state of North Dakota. Includes Internet links to Web sites.

Theodore Roosevelt chronicles his experiences on a North Dakota cattle ranch during the late nineteenth century, which includes his first-hand accounts of wrangling bighorn sheep, chasing horse thieves, encountering Native Americans, bronco busting, and more. Features black-and-white illustrations by Frederic Remington.

A brief introduction to the geography, cities, land, plants, animals, people, work, history, culture, and famous people and places in North Dakota.

In the early 1930s, Karl and his sister Mary Adare, arrive by boxcar in Argus, a small off-reservation town in North Dakota. Orphaned, they look to their mother's sister Fritzie and her husband for refuge.

Introduces the history, geography, and unique features associated with the state of North Dakota.