Danish Mill was built in 1902 by a Danish immigrant to grind North Dakota spring wheat into flour. You can tour the mill and learn how it worked decades ago.
Danish Mill was built in 1902 by a Danish immigrant to grind North Dakota spring wheat into flour. You can tour the mill and learn how it worked decades ago.
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