Today in history: April 30, 1909 – Grand Forks's assets you only killed $ 4 – Grand Forks Herald

Today in history, a story about a strange incident is visited in the 616 Chestnut Street. Workers who destroy an old barn discovered four silver dollars and hoped to uncover a hidden fortune that the former owner of the barn, M. Noveskoski, left behind. Noveskoski died years earlier after a dispute in East Grand Fork, and rumors were in circulation that he had hidden a considerable amount of money on his property.

The Fortune of Man killed only $ 4 a few years ago.

Although 4 silver dollars were found by John Eikhoff, J. Arthur Williams and a bricklayer who in the back of the 616 Chestnut Street has not revealed an old barn, the further search has not revealed to reveal wealth that from M. Noveskoski, the owner of the barn, years ago in East, in Ost, in East, and in a second time, and in a second time were hidden years ago.

At the time it was said that he had hidden his loose fortune somewhere, but a search could not reveal it. The discovery of the money led the men to tear down the building to believe that they were close to the hiding place of more Noveskoski wealth.

Judge P. McLoughhlin remembered the circumstances yesterday, and he believes that the 4 dollar discount size represented all Noveskoski.

Eikhoff has 2 US dollars, Williams $ 1 and the bricklayer $ 1.

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