Falling oil prices have spooked Wall Street and even parts of Texas. But in North Dakota’s booming oil patch, the crude-fueled party carries on. Since June, the price of crude oil has fallen 30 percent to about $75 a barrel, raising fears that oil production would slow across the United States. But you wouldn’t know it here. The state’s economy remains the fastest growing in the nation, thanks to more than 1 million barrels of oil produced each day. Billions of investment dollars continue to flow to new wells, apartments and shopping centers, a bet that development of the state’s prolific Bakken shale formation, which the […]