MEDORA, N.D. (AP) — Public reaction is mixed to a proposed bridge in the southwest North Dakota county where Theodore Roosevelt ranched and hunted before moving on to the White House.

The $15 million structure over the Little Missouri River would connect two highways in Billings County, cutting as much as 100 miles off some commutes and speed economic development in the region, according to County Commission Chairman Jim Arthaud.

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