Anamoose

August 6, 2005. Demolition derby, spectacular prizes, street dance. Starts at 2PM Admission: $5.

August 20, 2005. Main Street, Anamoose. Classic and antique cars, cycles, tractors and pickups.

10 miles north and approximately 3 miles east on highway 19. Buffalo can also be seen north of Anamoose, to 36th St. then turn east and cross a railroad track at Aylmer. Continue east to a junction in the road. You will find a Buffalo Warning sign.

Located a few miles northeast of Anamoose. This unusual landscape looks a bit like the Badlands. It was formed in the mid 1890s. The Great Northern Railroad was laying track from Fargo to Minot, and they cut a limestone hill. It has eroded over the years, and the scenery is now a weathered white or yellowish gray cliff side with pillars and caves here and there. Directions: drive north from Anamoose about 0.5 milea to the cemetery, then turn east and go seven miles. When you get to a T in the road, go north 1 mile to a farm. Go around the west side of the farm to the railroad track. Directly south of the railroad tracks, you will drive a dirt road west for 0.6 mile until the road ends, then hike back along the railroad track about 0.5 mile to see the Cuts.

Precision toys, belt buckles and collectibles.

At the Pick-It-Patch from mid-June to mid-July. Call for appointment.