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English: Comertown Historic District The Dakota, Missouri Valley and Western Railroad, later operated by The Soo Line, arrived in this area in 1913. George Onstad purchased building lots from W. W. Comer at that time. The Postal Service approved the town name in 1915. There was civic and business activity until 1957, when the post office closed and 1959, when the Lutheran Church was moved. There are no current residents as of this writing. There is one maintained structure in the townsite.
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| Author | Jon Roanhaus |
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