BOB LIND
Lind: Former Fargoan has fair and foul ball field recall
The Minnesota Twins have played their last game at the Metrodome, leaving fans with many memories of that enclosed ball field, both good and not so good.
By Bob Lind , November 03, 2009
Lind: Neighbors orders more café memories
Charles Rustvold of Fargo had a barber shop in the Center Avenue Plaza in Moorhead for years, and he had a morning routine every day before opening up: He’d have breakfast at the nearby Eddie’s Coffee Shop.By Bob Lind , November 02, 2009
Lind: They love their Cubs
Children get their names from Chicago baseball teamThe baseball World Series is here. But sadly, Minnesota Twins fans, your team isn’t in it.
By Bob Lind , November 01, 2009
Lind: Serving raccoon at Wally’s 
Willard Rice owned Wally’s Bar and Café in Dilworth for 27 years. Now he’s retired, living in Apache Junction, Ariz., and thinking back on his days when he trained dogs. And ate raccoons.
By Bob Lind , October 27, 2009
Lind: Glenn Miller band trombone player stays in touch
If you’re in the mood for some of the marvelous big band music of the 1930s and 1940s, you’ll want to include recordings of the Glenn Miller orchestra playing such oldies as, say, “In the Mood.”
By Bob Lind , October 26, 2009
Lind: Detroit Lakes woman takes pride in family history
Ellen “Ellie” Owens-Hauser has a genealogy that stacks up with anybody’s.
By Bob Lind , October 25, 2009
Lind: Galloping Goose stories: Keep or drop?
A question for you: Should Neighbors continue running memories of the Galloping Goose or should it drop them?
By Bob Lind , October 20, 2009
Lind: Magills make town of Verona proud
Let’s hear it for the Magill family, who almost singlehandedly are making Verona, N.D., proud.
By Bob Lind , October 19, 2009
Lind: Creativity in tough times
Depression-era family’s survival demanded imagination, hard workSomehow, some way, area people manage to survive difficult economic times.
By Bob Lind , October 18, 2009
Lind: Flying through radio nostalgia
Today Neighbors has two stories related to KVOX Radio years ago, and both are from former residents of Barnesville, Minn.
By Bob Lind , October 13, 2009
Lind: Legend of Hatton farm boy Lute Olson lives on
Lute Olson. The guy from Hatton, N.D., who became one of the all-time great college basketball coaches in the country. And the one who abruptly resigned as coach at the University of Arizona last year, stunning that school’s sports fans.
By Bob Lind , October 12, 2009
Lind: They said yes to the dress
Brides wear gown in six weddingsAs LeRoy Dosland started down the aisle with his daughter Judy on his arm at her wedding, he slyly commented, “I think I’ve seen this dress before.”
By Bob Lind , October 11, 2009
Lind: Ron's burgers were dandy
If you wanted a good hamburger in Fargo in the 1930s and beyond, and you didn’t want to fork over a lot of money for it, you went to Don’s Hamburgers.
By Bob Lind , October 06, 2009
Lind: Don’t mess with this man’s cattle
Around 1952-53, Morris Doyle of Fargo was working as the relief depot agent in Berlin in southeastern North Dakota.
By Bob Lind , October 05, 2009
Lind: Pals hold true to promise to get together after many years
It was a reunion 68 years in the making.
By Bob Lind , October 04, 2009
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