St. Vincent Memories

B etween steamboats and the railroad , was the stagecoach... "The Minnesota Stage Company had learned in the past what railroads meant...

The old Emerson Bridge... It has carried many a train over the Red River. It once also carried many a horse-drawn carriage, a sign on the b...

From the May 23, 1890 issue of the St. Vincent New Era : Dr. Campbell has a heavy acount to answer for, and the husbands in St. Vincent has ...

In 1934, my grandfather, Alexander Louden, was interviewed by a writer from the Cavalier Chronicle newspaper. Cavalier is the County Seat o...

I am thankful to have the long continuity in my life that goes back to Humboldt with Ralph and many of you! With Ralph, our friendship goes ...

It was noon the following day when Frank Myrick burst excitedly into Charley's saloon, shouting, "Charley, there's a fight in f...

I discovered that Mike Haubrich has moved to another website. Another native of our area that writes about his memories of Kittson County...

Pembina, Minnesota Territory - Froze to Death Sunday, January 1, 1860 DREADFUL DEATH ON THE PRAIRIES – Lost and Frozen – A Mr. Mackenzie th...

From Bob Cameron: Lake Stella is a natural body of water, not man made. It is very shallow, maybe 5 feet deep or so. It is approximately thr...

www. flick r .com These photos of early Pembina (and there may be a stray St. Vincent one in there!) have been shared with me from variou...