Eureka
Jun 19, 2008
A Taste of Life on the Northern Plains.
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Lifeguards watch youngsters frolicking in Lake Eureka, a picturesque body of water on the west edge of the city. From left, Kristen Kramlich, Hilary Krein and Dylan Delzer. -
Lake Eureka has calm, clear water. In the summer the small sandy beach is swimming with kids. The lake is also used for boating, jet-skiing, fishing and camping. -
Bartender Stacey Bertsch at the Wolffden in downtown Eureka returned with her husband from Rapid City to raise their three kids. "It was a good move," she said. "If your kid gets in trouble, someone will tell you about it." -
A church at the southwest edge of town was converted into a house. -
Century-old grain elevators still shape Eureka's skyline. -
Eureka is postcard pretty thanks to old architecture, well-kept parks and a small town atmosphere. -
Visitors enjoy German fare at places like Tom's Cafe, where Theresa Spitzer (at right) and Lee Guthmiller prepare noon specials.
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