It sure is! I looked for the origin. "Dioscorides used Greek "tragion" [Engl. noseburn] for a plant smelling like a goat..." I'm combining 2 entries, but it seems to work. Here is a link that might be useful: CRC Dictionary

Ok. I'm pretty sure it's something in cistaceae (after ruling out several others). I'd put my money on something like crocanthemum carolinianum.

Oops, I think I'm going to stir up the pot again. Looking on the Mn wildflowers site, the Lysimachia hybrida (Lowland Yellow Loosestrife) looks like a better candidate. What has bothered me about the L ciliata was that it has broad leaves while my specimen is showing narrow leaves. This is a link to the Yellow Loosestrife entry. https://www.minnesotawildflowers.info/flower/lowland-yellow-loosestrife Is there an easy way to distinguish between the two?

Calyptocarpus vialis is a native, most commonly found in Texas. I have seen two populations in Arkansas, but it is rare this far north.