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May/June 1993
Laureen Evans Qualm painted this oil on canvas titled "Rapid Creek." |
Crazy Horse Volksmarch: The most popular hike in the country. The Apprentices: Gordon Gunderson and Archie Bangs never went to law school, but they know the law. Big Stone City: History hasn't always been kind to this little town, but we didn't find any complainers on our visit. Dear Departed: The pioneer tale of an undertaker and his two wives. Birdwatching: A bird that walks under water got Jim Dickenson interested in avian pursuits many years ago. Conference on Character: Historians and writers of South Dakota are about to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their annual meeting. Our Sweetest Crop: The honey industry in South Dakota offers some sweet recipes. [read more] Prairie Fire: Smoke on the horizon was a scary sight in the days of the open prairie. Fort Sisseton Festival: The old military post in northeast South Dakota has always attracted crowds. Cloud Seeding in South Dakota: The controversy behind rain-making. |
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