Someone research this treaty ?

[Fetch]

http://www.state.nd.us/ndhp/history.html

A Sioux warrior, Red Tomahawk participated in several tribal wars which stemmed from hunting to territorial disputes between tribes. However, with the signing of the treaty of Minehanska, all acts of hostility between whites and Indians were to be forgiven and forgotten. Red Tomahawk, the hostels' subchief, became a friend of the whites.

we have tried to do this - why can't they ?

[CoteauRinkRat]

are you listening to KNOX?

[Fetch]

I emailed that to him

Who authorized this ? http://www.fourbearsbridge.com/newbridge/medallion.asp

Brought it up here once before - I think it proves were not Abusive or Hostile

[CoteauRinkRat]

It is about time they put a new bridge up there. The old one was about as wide as most of the bike paths in Grand Forks.

[ScottM]

http://www.state.nd.us/ndhp/history.html

we have tried to do this - why can't they ?

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Must of been one of those "hang around the fort" Indians a certain person keeps referencing.

[Fetch]

It also shows why the State needs to get involved

[PCM]

Who authorized this ?

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I don't know, but I've been waiting for graffiti-resistant medallions for ages. I'm sick of graffiti artists vandalizing my medallions.

The medallions will be made out of a liquid resin material that is fire retardant, graffiti and fade resistant, and temperature tolerant.

[CoteauRinkRat]

I don't know, but I've been waiting for graffiti-resistant medallions for ages. I'm sick of graffiti artists vandalizing my medallions.

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you and me both,