Tioga, in Williams County, North Dakota, was founded in 1902, and named for the New York home town of many of its early settlers. Like many North Dakota communities, Tioga was established along the Great Northern Railroad. One of its first buildings was a railroad section house. In 1951, oil was discovered on the Clarence Iverson farm in Tioga, setting off an oil boom.
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Chartered in 1951, the Tioga, North Dakota bank is owned by the Tioga Bank Holding Company, with one location on North Main Street in Tioga. Its location, lobby hours, drive through hours, and contacts are posted, along with a history and overview of the financial institution and its services.
http://www.thebankoftioga.com/
Located north of Highway 2 on Highway 40, in Tioga, North Dakota, the hotel offers single rooms with a queen bed and kitchenette, as well as signature rooms with two queen beds and a kitchenette. A map shows the location of the guest lodging facility, and photographs are included.
http://blackgoldsuites.com/
The corporation facilitates the buying or selling of residential, commercial, and other properties in Tioga, North Dakota. Rental properties are listed, along with available properties for sale.
http://www.tiogaland.com/
The Tioga, North Dakota company offers a variety of services to the northwestern part of the state, including pumping unit repair, drive-line parts and repair, CNC and conventional lathe work, welding and fabrication, shop or on-site repairs, general farm repair, and others which are listed here. Photos, contacts, and employment opportunities are posted to the site.
http://www.tiogamachineshop.com/
TMC was organized in 1953, opening in 1954, growing to include a hospital, independent living and long-term care facilities, medical clinics, and a fire and ambulance department. The facilities, services, and providers are featured, its payment policies are posted, and patients may make payments through the site.
http://tiogahealth.org/
Tioga is a city in northwestern North Dakota. The official city site features a history of the community, and an overview of the city government and officials, emergency services, and community development programs and projects, as well as a guide to local organizations and businesses.
http://www.tiogand.net/
