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May/June 2000
John Green, a Madison artist, captured "Webster's Water Woes." |
Webster: Day County's trial by water. Boundary Walker: Retired Rapid City mailman Emmett Bennett walked the borders of South Dakota. [read more] My Degree from Wakonda: Wanda and Stewart Bellman received an education for the heart and soul in 1970s Clay County. A Seed on Fertile Ground: Vermillion's W.H. Over taught the natural history of South Dakota. [read more] Second Burial: White Swan ancestors find peace at last on a Missouri River knoll. Rainbow Bible Ranch: Where cows and campers weather South Dakota prairie storms. Fulton: Mike Sougstad hopes art can save the Hanson County town. Black Hills Country Music: Boot-stomping music is a summer tradition. Ghost Church: Fort Randall's sentry over lonely graves. The Bird Watcher's Wings: Willis Hall's love affair with birds and life. [read more] |
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