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March/April 1988
It's a Family Tradition: The Ziegler family of Lower Brule carry on the tradition of Sioux dance. Schmeckfest: The three-day festival held every spring at Freeman, South Dakota, combines a German foodfest with arts, crafts and community theatre. Buffaloburgers and Harvey Dunns: Wall Drug Store is a veritable museum within a store. 50 Years as a Dakota Kid: Rapid City's Ed Martley writes of shared joys. Trapline: A fictional story of a boy and a chance encounter. Sitting Bull's Homecoming: Sitting Bull's bones now rest under 20 tons of concrete near his birthplace by the Grand River in northern South Dakota. Discourse in Dad's Dairy Barn: Nancy Ruskowsky has fond memories of chore-time. [read more] The Warming Effect: A zany story of "how cold does it get?" |
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