Anamoose News

HARVEY A fire near Martin burned road ditches along U.S. Highway 52 for about five miles Sunday afternoon. via Minot Daily News

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WELLS COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY A TRAIN WITH A HOT WHEEL LIT FIRES ALONG THE RIGHT OF WAY YESTERDAY AS IT TRAVELED OVER A STRETCH OF ABOUT SIX MILES ALONG U.S. HIGHWAY 52 FROM ANAMOOSE TO MARTIN. via KFYR-AM Bismarck

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“Of course in a body shop, I've got paint and a lot of flamable materials, but the fire department did a great job of making sure that it's safe, so I'm very happy and proud of them.”

Wells County officials say a hot train wheel was the cause of another fire in the area today. via KXMD-TV Williston

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Wells County officials say hot train wheel leads to fire UNDATED Wells County officials say a train with a hot wheel lit fires along the right of way as it traveled over a stretch of about six miles along U.S. ... via KXMD-TV Williston

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“Well, I came from a small town too. We usually didn`t have a grocery store and if you didn`t have one you had to have a means to get transportation. Plus, if you`re looking recently the price of gas just keeps going up”

From the ashes of a fire comes a good deed. One week ago, on April 4th the town of Drake experienced a fire that destroyed 2 buildings and forced the closure of the town`s only grocery store. via KFYR-TV Bismarck

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Several community fire departments have been battling a fire on Main Street in Drake this morning. via KMOT-TV Minot

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CP rail reports 39 coal-car derailment near Anamoose Eds: NewsNow. ANAMOOSE, N.D. The Canadian Pacific Railway says 39 coal cars on a 118-car train derailed near Anamoose, southeast of Minot. via KXMC-TV Minot

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The Canadian Pacific Railway says 39 coal cars on a 118-car train derailed near Anamoose, southeast of Minot. via KMOT-TV Minot

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According to Breanne Feigel with CP Rail, the train was eastbound around 3:45 a.m. when the cars went off the tracks. via Minot Daily News

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“I have a lot of people who are skeptical. I have a lot of people who come and it's a last resort and nothing to lose. And they're still sending me emails saying thank you...So things happen that I can't totally explain why or how but people heal.”

A North Dakota native is bringing her healing power back home.. Constance Rose, originally of Anamoose, now lives in Hawaiiwhere she is an alternative healer at Soul Spa Maui She uses a Japanese technique ... via KXMA-TV Dickinson

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