| Halliday Community Gateway to Lake Sakakawea |
| The town of Halliday was settled in the early 1900's by rugged and determined pioneers.We are thankful for their "grit" to remain and weather life's storms, so that those of us who now live, work and play in this community can enjoy the fruits of their hard labor and commitment. Halliday is known as the "Gateway to Lake Sakakakwea", the largest man-made lake in the United States. Charging Eagle Bay (Mossett Bay) is the place to go for boating, fishing, camping, picnics, history or for just plain fun We have a beautiful shaded city park for camping. It also has playground and picnic facilities. Our community is 13 miles from Twin Buttes, home of the last fluent speaker of the Mandan language. It is home to descendants of the people who helped Lewis and Clark during their stay in North Dakota. The Halliday Community offers solitude from the hustle-bustle of urban living. Come and experience the peace and quiet of small town living in our area. We have a K-12 public school that provides top quality education. We also have a bank, a grocery store, post office, meat market, motel, gas station, repair and antiques shop, craft shop, clinic, KMM Manufacturing and others. History, culture, scenery, and legends are notable to our area. The Halliday Community is where descendants of the early pioneers live, work and play. The tradition of hard work, determination and and love of life lives on in us. |
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| Charging Eagle Bay (Mossett Bay) Near Lewis and Clark Campsite |
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| Sunflower crop south of Halliday |
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| Main Street in Halliday A quiet Sunday afternoon |
| Copyright 2003 Debi Biffert Updated July 10, 2004 Under Construction |
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| Halliday City Park |
| Picture is facing west. On left side of the street is an antique and repair shop, a clinic, the American Legion, body shop, meat market. Located on the right side is a gas station, manufacturing plant, craft store, restaurant, post office, grocery store and bank. We also have a Case IH Dealership. Halliday City Park is at the west end where you see the trees. Just south of town is the Halliday Motel. |
| Contact Info: Debi Biffert at 701-938-4341, cell: 701-290-0319 or biff@pop.ctctel.com |
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| Halliday Public School - K-12 Taken the last day of school - 2003 2004 Graduation - May 23 |
| Want to ride on a combine? How about a swather? Would you like to rake and bale hay? Have you ever seen cows being milked? Have you ever traveled the Lewis and Clark Trail? Want to sleep under the stars? Contact me and you can do all this and more. Click on this link to experience our area along The Lewis & Clark Trail www.oocities.org/biffy12001/DakotaFrontierTours.html |
| About five homes located in Halliday are for sale. For more infomation contact me at the numbers or e-mail listed above. |