Minot’s Plum Valley History
Beneath today’s neighborhoods and highways, the Souris River Valley carries layers of memory—plum thickets, hunting grounds, and the footprints of many nations who once called it home. The naming of Minot’s new Plum River Native Prairie rekindles those stories, even if the details have blurred across time. Archaeology reveals stone circles, burial sites, and evidence of countless cultures layered together. What remains clear is that this valley was never empty—it has always been a crossroads of people, ideas, and life along the river. Jill Schramm with Minot Daily News has the full story.
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