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November/December 1991
"Almost Christmas" is a watercolor by well-known Black Hills artist Jon Crane. |
Close Encounter at Choteau Creek: Outdoorsman Roger Wiltz survived one scary moment, only to face still another. [read more] Boots and Saddles: As long as South Dakota has cows and horses, we'll probably have boot and saddle makers. Springfield's Prairie Naturalist: Adeline Cooper is one of those resourceful folks who work in tandem with nature. The Big House: The big house on Huron's main drive has reclaimed its place. Counting Noses: South Dakota conducted its own census from 1895 to 1945. Spearfish: Not Just a Pretty Place: Picturesquely placed at our mountains' edge, Spearfish has a lot more than pretty scenery. The Dakota Call: A radio broadcaster in Watertown lends his lone voice to the Dakota-ization of America. The Ugly Horse That Could: Though he never looked like much, Elton Kaus' ugly horse became a good friend. |
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