Chisholm Fire Devastates Minnesota Town and Losses
In Chisholm Minnesota the firestorm of a dry year swept through town driven by northwest winds. Firefighters fear total losses between five and ten million dollars with a conservative estimate around five million. No lives were lost though much property and stores were damaged, and revival is already underway with fifty new shops and homes rising. The event underscores the fragility of peat beds and the need for fuel protection measures.
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Stable and Carriage House Ground Plan Details
The article outlines a 40 by 25 foot stable and carriage house design with two cow stalls, five foot horse stalls, and a front-fed trough. It lists materials including concrete foundation, planks, studs, and rafters, plus cement barrels and stone fillers. It warns against cheap stock and urges money well spent on pure bred stock.
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The Passing of Brickville
The town Brickville collapses after Pikey McGinn’s chimney is toppled by a cowboy. Pierre Succotash, Fred Ritchie, and others scheme through brickyards and a shed to mine gold from bricks, reshaping the town into tents and batchs before Succotash builds a brickyard and bank in Basin.
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Pikey McGinnn
Pierre
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McGinn
Jim
Fred
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Pikey
Slanteye McCafferty
Mac
Jooge Bricka
Mkey
Slanteye
Glendive
Pikey McGinn
HrickVille
Jor
H le
Fred Ritchie
Mecuinn
Steeotash
Mitchie
Ritchie
Willigns
Canada
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