Tolna is in Nelson County, North Dakota. The community was established along the Great Northern Railroad in 1906, getting its name as a derivative of the last name of David Newton Tallman, who developed town sites along the rail line, and its first streets (Helen, Esther, Gertrude, Margaret and Marjorie) were named for his daughters. The first baby born in Tolna was named Lillian Tolna Heald. Along the railroad, Tolna is between Warwick and Pekin. Stump Lake is just north of the city.
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Located in Tolna, North Dakota, the company manufactures specialty nursing equipment. The location, contacts, and a profile of the company is featured, including a product list, accessories, and testimonials from customers.
http://www.lundebymfg.com/
The Christian congregation meets at its facilities on Highway 20 in Tolna, North Dakota. Weekly service and program schedules are posted to the site, along with a church calendar, newsletter, mission statement, and sermon archive.
http://www.newlifefellowshipnd.com/
The family business raises Labrador Retriever puppies in black, yellow, and some with fox red coloring. Its males, females and puppies are highlighted, and several photographs are included, along with its contacts and address in Tolna, North Dakota.
http://www.sheyenneriverretrievers.com/
A unique quality of the 640-acre sheep, cattle, pig and buffalo ranch in Tolna, North Dakota is that its owners have chosen to recycle used tires, stacked like bricks and secured by their own weight, as sheep fences. The ranch family is introduced, and the story of its fight with the State of North Dakota over his use of recycled tires is documented, with updates.
http://www.tiredoutranch.com/
The city’s official web site offers a profile, history, and contacts for the municipal government, as well as official notices, a calendar of events, and a guide to local churches, organizations, and businesses.
http://www.cityoftolna.com/
