At 100 years old, Hunter still lives in the home he built decades ago, kitty-corner from the old Maddock Aggies school, now the high school.
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I am part of that 1 percent. Last year, I enlisted in the North Dakota National Guard. Why did I choose that path?
“It shocked everybody as to what was going on, but I saw something in our companies this spring,” says N.D.
“It shocked everybody as to what was going on, but I saw something in our companies this spring,” says N.D.
“Christine became seriously ill after inhaling strong fumes rising from a bag of decorative wood chips that she had opened to use in the Gillund’s
“What drives me is when I can go to the store and see all the products that our ingredients are in, and know that I, or us, as a company, have play
Set amongst Hunter’s photographs is a small black-and-white image of a handsome young man. His light eyes shine under a U.S. Army service cap.
He told me one humorous story about when he was in the hospital after getting back to the United States.
