A tiny North Dakota town which has a population of two marked its 100th year with a huge party celebrated by hundreds of well-wishers, the Associated Press reports.
Last week, about 300 former residents and neighbors of the town of Whitman gathered to celebrate its centennial with plenty of music, fun activities for families and a pig roast. Most attendees hadn't visited Whitman in years.
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