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3 Garrisoning of the Southwest
Contents “Manifest Destiny” ........................................................................................................ 4 Outpost in Apacheria .................................................................................................. 10 The Apache as W arrior ................................................................................................ 12 Dragoons: Garrisoning the Gadsden Purchase ...................................................... 18 Outposts: Tactics in the Apache Campaigns ........................................................... 20 Outposts: Col. Bonneville and the ............................................................................ 33 1857 Battle of the Gila River ....................................................................................... 33 Outposts: The U.S. Army in the Pimeria Alta ........................................................... 36 Voices: Bald y Ewell at For t Buchanan...................................................................... 43 Outposts: The Navaho Campaigns of 1858-60 ......................................................... 44 Roll Call: Sarah Bowman—The Great W estern ........................................................ 49 Outposts: The Anglo Settlers .................................................................................... 51 The Rancher ................................................................................................................. 51 The Miner .................................................................................................................... -
Kensal Memories 1985 Kensal Name and Location KENSAL Is Situated in the Northeastern Part of Stutsman County on the Main Line of the Soo Railway
Kensal Memories 1985 Kensal Name and Location KENSAL is situated in the northeastern part of Stutsman County on the main line of the Soo railway. It is on highway No. 9 north of Jamestown. Kensal is approximately 18 miles southwest of Glenfield; 13 miles northwest of Courtenay; 12 miles south of Juanita; 15 miles east of Melville; or 12 miles northeast of Edmunds. The original townsite was laid out by the Minnesota Loan and Trust Co. and included one quarter section of land. Part of the land was purchased from Anton and his brother, Julius Frederickson. The rest of it from the Metcalf Land Co. In general terms the site extended from just west of E.W. Stroh's dwelling to the row of willows east of C.J. Croonquist's home (today this would Dedication be between Messmer's house and Lillian Wolsky's house) and from a point just north of Albert With this book, we have attempted to record Hanson's residence (later this was the Berg or names and memories of our pioneers, early settlers Garfield Johnson residence) to a line on the lot and also our present day generation. north of the Anton Feckler house (today the house All of these have had a part in the building of our is owned by the Catholic Parish). community. We have represented them with words, Since then numerous additions have been made stories and pictures. and the corporate boundaries extended. There may be mistakes and omissions for which we are sorry. We have tried to do our best with the the material that has been given to us in this short Name - The Origin time. -