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1839 SOUTH DAKOTA 1939

June 26, 2010 - 227 TOPICS

 

 
1839

50 YEARS BEFORE SOUTH DAKOTA'S RATIFICATION OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION
1840
1841
1842
1843
1844
1845
1846
  1. December 28, South Dakota area, east of the Missouri River unorganized.
1849
  1. March 3, South Dakota area, east of the Missouri River became part of Minnesota Territory.
1850
1851
1852
1853
1854
  1. May 30, South Dakota area west of the Missouri River, became part of Nebraska Territory.
1855
1856
1857
  1. Medary, first town in Brookings County, and one of the first three (Flandreau, Sioux Falls) European settlements in South Dakota
  2. August 27, pioneer Wilmot W. Brookings arrived in Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota and becoming one of the first settlers.
1858
  1. Medary town inhabitants driven out by Yankton and Yanktonnia Native Americans in Brookings County, South Dakota.
1859
  1. Norwegians begin to establish claims near the James and Vermillion rivers in South Dakota.
1860
  1. South Dakota population, 4,837 residents.
  2. Commerce City (present Canton) founded, on the Big Sioux River in Lincoln County, South Dakota. Coordinates 43°18'N-96°35'W.
1861
  1. March 2, Dakota Territory organized, capital Yankton.

APRIL - BEGINNING OF THE CIVIL WAR

  1. May 27, William Jayne, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1861-November 2, 1863).
1862

Civil War period

  1. Bon Homme County established in South Dakota, seat Tyndall.
  2. Canton appointed seat of Lincoln County in South Dakota.
  3. Charles Mix County established in South Dakota, seat Lake Andes.
  4. Clay County established in South Dakota, seat Vermillion.
  5. Deuel County established in South Dakota, seat Clear Lake.
  6. Gregory County established in South Dakota, seat Burke.
  7. Hutchinson County established in South Dakota, seat Olivet.
  8. Minnehaha County established in South Dakota, seat Sioux Falls.
  9. Union County established in South Dakota, seat Elk Point.
  10. Yankton County established in South Dakota, seat Yankton.
1863

Civil War period

  1. November 2, Newton Edmunds, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1863-September 5, 1866).
1864

Civil War period

  1. Vanderbilt settlement along the Missouri River established by Andrew Marsch, in Campbell County, South Dakota.
1865
MAY - ENDING OF THE CIVIL WAR
1866
  1. September 5, Andrew Jackson Faulk, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1866-May 10, 1869).
1867
  1. Commerce City renamed Canton, in Lincoln County, South Dakota.
  2. Lincoln County established in South Dakota, seat Canton.
1868
  1. The Fort Laramie Treaty creates the native American Sioux Reservation, west of the Missouri River in South Dakota.
1869
  1. After Medary town, was almost 11 years abandoned, Norwegion pioneers arrived and settled in the area in Brookings County, South Dakota.
  2. May 10, John Albyne Burbank, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1869-January 1, 1874).
1870
  1. South Dakota population, 11,776 residents.
  2. South Dakota, Bonhomme County population, 608 residents.
  3. South Dakota, Brookings County population, 163 residents.
  4. South Dakota, Buffalo County population, 246 residents.
  5. South Dakota, Charles Mix County population, 152 residents.
  6. South Dakota, Clay County population, 2,621 residents.
  7. South Dakota, Deuel County population, 37 residents.
  8. South Dakota, Hutchinson County population, 37 residents.
  9. South Dakota, Jayne County population, 5 residents.
  10. South Dakota, Lincoln County population, 712 residents.
  11. South Dakota, Minnehaha County population, 355 residents.
  12. South Dakota, Todd County population, 337 residents.
  13. South Dakota, Union County population, 3,507 residents.
  14. South Dakota, Yankton County population, 2,097 residents.
1871
  1. Turner County established in South Dakota, seat Parker.
  2. July 3, Brookings County formally organized in the cabin of Martin Trygstad in Medary, South Dakota.
1872
1873
  1. German settlers arrived in Dakota Territory.
  2. Buffalo County established in South Dakota, seat Gann Valley.
  3. Campbell County established in South Dakota, seat Mound City.
  4. Clark County established in South Dakota, seat Clark.
  5. Davison County established in South Dakota, seat Mitchell.
  6. Dewey County established in South Dakota, seat Timber Lake.
  7. Douglas County established in South Dakota, seat Armour.
  8. Edmunds County established in South Dakota, seat Ipswich.
  9. Falk County established in Sout Dakota, seat Faulkton.
  10. Grant County established in South Dakota, seat Milbank.
  11. Hamlin County established in South Dakota, seat Hayti.
  12. Hand County established in South Dakot, seat Miller.
  13. Hanson County established in South Dakota, seat Alexandria.
  14. G+Hyde County established in South Dakota, seat Highmore.
  15. Kingsbury County established in South Dakota, seat De Smet.
  16. Lake County established in South Dakota, seat Madison.
  17. Lyman County established in South Dakota, seat Kennebec.
  18. McCook County established in South Dakota, seat Salem.
  19. McPherson County established in South Dakota, seat Leola.
  20. Miner County established in South Dakota, seat Howard.
  21. Moody County established in South Dakota, seat Flandreau.
  22. Spink County established in South Dakota, seat Redfield.
  23. Stanley County established in South Dakota, seat Fort Pierre.
  24. Sully County established in South Dakota, seat Onida.
  25. Tripp County established in South Dakota, seat Winner.
  26. Walworth County established in South Dakota, seat Selby.
  27. January 8, the South Dakota Territorial Legislature relocated the boundaries of Brookings County.
1874
  1. Lieutenant Colonel George A. Custer, discovered gold in French Creek, during his expedition to the Black Hills in South Dakota.
  2. January 1, John Lee Pennington, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1874-April 13, 1878).
1875
  1. Brule County established in South Dakota, seat Chamberlain.
  2. Custer County established in South Dakota, seat Custer.
  3. Custer, laid out and appointed seat of Custer County in South Dakota. Coordinates 43°46'N-103°36'W. Attractions & Recreation : Black Hills National Forest, Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park, Jewel Cave National Monument, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Norbeck Wildlife Preserve.
  4. Lawrence County established in South Dakota, seat Deadwood.
  5. Pennington County established in South Dakota, seat Rapid City.
  6. Potter County established in South Dakota, seat Gettysburg.
  7. Shannon County established in South Dakota, seat Hot Springs.
1876
  1. First settlers arived in the Belle Fourche area in Butte County, South Dakota.
  2. Deadwood, founded during the gold rush, seat of Lawrence County in South Dakota. Coordinates 44°23'N-103°44'W. Attractions & Recreation : Adams Memorial Museum, Hickok Monument, Terry Peak, Theodore Roosevelt Monument.
  3. August 2, marshall Wild Bill Hickok killed by Jack McCall, in a saloon in Deadwood, Lawrence County, South Dakota.
1877
  1. Codington County established in South Dakota, seat Watertown.
1878
  1. Belle Fourche settled by the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad, in Butte County, South Dakota. Coordinates 44°40'N-103°51'W. Attractions & Recreation : Belle Fourche Dam, Black Hills National Forest.
  2. April 13, William Alanson Howard, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory 1878-April 10, 1880).
1879
  1. Beadle County created in South Dakota, seat Huron. Named for Brigadier General William Henry Harrison Beadle.
  2. Brookings surveyed, platted and founded, seat of Brookings County in South Dakota. Named for Judge Wilmot W. Brookings. Coordinates 44°19'N-96°48'W.
  3. Brown County established in South Dakota, seat Aberdeen.
  4. Day County established in South Dakota, seat Webster.
  5. Huron, established by the Chicago and North Western Railway, on the James River, seat of Beadle County, South Dakota. Named for the Huron Native Americans. Coordinates 44°22'N-98°13'W.
  6. Minnekahta (present Hot Springs) settled on the Fall River in Fall River County, South Dakota. Name derived from Native American language 'hot water'.
  7. August, Cavour laid out, the first town in Beadle County, South Dakota.
  8. October 2, a railroad from Minnesota came to Brookings County in South Dakota.
  9. Ocotober 18, first train arrived in Brookings town, Brookings County, South Dakota.
1880
  1. South Dakota population, 98,268 residents.
  2. South Dakota, Aurora County population, 69 residents.
  3. South Dakota, Beadle County population, 1,290 residents.
  4. South Dakota, Bonhomme County population, 5,468 residents.
  5. South Dakota, Boreman County population, 534 residents.
  6. South Dakota, Brookings County population, 5,965 residents.
  7. South Dakora, Brown County population, 353 residents.
  8. South Dakota, Brule County population, 238 residents.
  9. South Dakota, Buffalo County population, 63 residents.
  10. South Dakota, Campbell County population, 50 residents.
  11. South Dakota, Charles Mix County population, 407 residents.
  12. South Dakota, Clark County population, 114 residents.
  13. South Dakota, Clay County population, 5,001 residents.
  14. South Dakota, Codington County population, 2,156 residents.
  15. South Dakota, Custer County population, 995 residents.
  16. South Dakota, Davison County population, 1,256 residents.
  17. South Dakota, Day County population, 97 residents.
  18. South Dakota, Deuel County population, 2,302 residents.
  19. South Dakota, Dewey County population, 46 residents.
  20. South Dakota, Douglas County population, 6 residents.
  21. South Dakota, Faulk County population, 4 residents.
  22. South Dakota, Grant County population, 3,010 residents.
  23. South Dakota, Hamlin County population, 693 residents.
  24. South Dakota, Hand County population, 153 residents.
  25. South Dakota, Hanson County population, 1,301 residents.
  26. South Dakota, Hughes County population, 368 residents.
  27. South Dakota, Hutchinson County population, 5,573 residents.
  28. South Dakota, Kingsbury County population, 1,102 residents.
  29. South Dakota, Lake County population, 2,657 residents.
  30. South Dakota, Lawrence County population, 13,248 residents.
  31. South Dakota, Lincoln County population, 5,698 residents.
  32. South Dakota, Lyman County population, 124 residents.
  33. South Dakota, McCook County population, 1,283 residents.
  34. South Dakota, Meyer County population, 115 residents.
  35. South Dakota, Miner County population, 363 residents.
  36. South Dakota, Minnehaha County population, 8,251 residents.
  37. South Dakota, Moody County population, 3,915 residents.
  38. South Dakota, Pennington County population, 2,244 residents.
  39. South Dakota, Shannon County population, 113 residents.
  40. South Dakota, Spink County population, 477 residents.
  41. South Dakota, Stanley County population, 793 residents.
  42. South Dakota, Sully County population, 296 residents.
  43. South Dakota, Todd County population, 203 residents.
  44. South Dakota, Turner County population, 5,320 residents
  45. South Dakota, Union County population, 6,813 residents.
  46. South Dakota, Walworth County population, 46 residents.
  47. South Dakota, Yankton County population, 8,390 residents.
  48. Beadle County organized in South Dakota
  49. Hughes County established in South Dakota, seat Pierre.
  50. April 10, George H. Hand, appointed acting governor of South Dakota Territory (1880-June 24, 1880).
  51. May 10, Huron town platted in Beadle County, South Dakota.
  52. June 24, Nehemiah George Ordway, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1880-July 25, 1884).
  53. July 4, Charles Miner, S.S. Neilson and Eli C. Walton, appointed by Governor Ordway, as Commissioners to organize Beadle County in South Dakota.
  54. July 20, Brown County established in South Dakota.
  55. July 28, Huron appointed seat of Beadle County in South Dakota.
1881
  1. Aurora County established in South Dakota, seat Plankinton.
  2. Belle Fourche appointed seat of Butte County in South Dakota.
  3. Canton incorporated in Lincoln County, South Dakota.
  4. Chamberlain on the Missouri River, incorporated and appointed seat of Brule County, South Dakota. Coordinates 43°49'N-99°20'W. Attractions & Recreation : Big Bend Dam
  5. Deadwood, incorporated as city in Lawrence County, South Dakota.
  6. South Dakota State University established in Brookings, Brookings County, South Dakota.
1882
  1. Minnekahtha renamed Hot Springs, incorporated and appointed seat of Fall River County in South Dakota. Attractions & Recreation : e.g. Wind Cave National Park
1883
  1. Brookings incorporated, Brookings County, South Dakota.
  2. Butte County established in South Dakota, seat Belle Fourche.
  3. Custer, incorporated in Custer County, South Dakota.
  4. Huron, incorporated in Beadle County, South Dakota.
  5. Huron College, opened in Pierre, Hughes County, South Dakota.
  6. Jerauld County established in South Dakota, seat Wessington Springs.
  7. Roberts County established in South Dakota, seat Sisseton.
  8. Sanborn County established in South Dakota, seat Woonsocket.
1884
  1. Augustana Academy founded in Canton, Lincoln County, South Dakota.
  2. Campbell County, organized in South Dakota, seat LeGrace.
  3. Stage coach service established by french nobleman Marquis de Mores, between Medora, North Dakota and Deadwood in South Dakota.
  4. July 25, Gilbert Ashville Pierce, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1884--Febuary 17, 1886).
1885
  1. Marshall County established in South Dakota, seat Britton.
1886
1887
  1. Louis Kussuth Church, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1887-March 22, 1889).
1888
  1. Campbell County seat LeGrace moved to Mound City, South Dakota.
1889
  1. Meade County established in South Dakota, seat Sturgis.
  2. March 22, Arthur Calvin Mellette, appointed governor of South Dakota Territory (1889-November 2, 1889).
  3. November 2, South Dakota SD, 40th state admitted to the Union
    South Dakota Today : capital Pierre. Area 77,121 sq.mi.(199743km²), 17th largest state. Counties 66 : Aurora, Beadle, Bennett, Bon Homme, Brookings, Brown, Brule, Buffalo, Butte, Campbell, Charles Mix, Clark, Clay, Codington, Corson, Custer, Davison, Day, Deuel, Dewey, Douglas, Edmunds, Fall River, Falk, Grant, Gregory, Haakon, Hamlin, Hand, Hanson, Harding, Hughes, Hutchinson, Hyde, Jackson, Jerauld, Jones, Kingsbury, Lake, Lawrence, Lincoln, Lyman, Marshall, McCook, McPherson, Meade, Mellette, Miner, Minnehaha, Moody, Pennington, Perkins, Potter, Roberts, Sanborn, Shannon, Spink, Stanley, Sully, Todd, Tripp, Turner, Union, Walworth, Yankton, Ziebach. Attractions & Recreation : Angostura Reservoir, Badlands National Park, Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park, Jewel Cave National Monument, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Wind Cave National Park
  4. November 2, Arthur Calvin Mellette, elected governor of South Dakota (1889-January 3, 1893).
1890
  1. South Dakota population, 348,600 residents.
  3. The first trainload of cattle left Belle Fourche in Butte County, South Dakota. At that time the world's largest livestock shipping point.
  4. The Evans Plunge, a natural warm-water indoor pool, built in Hot Springs, Fall Water County, South Dakota.
1891
1892
  1. Brookings County established in South Dakota, seat Brookings.
1893
  1. January 3, Charles Henry Sheldon, elected governor of South Dakota (1893-January 1, 1897).
1894
1895
  1. A fire destroyed downtown business district of Belle Fourche in Butte County, South Dakota.
1896
1897
  1. January 1, Andrew Ericson Lee, elected governor of South Dakota (1897-January 8, 1901).
  2. June 27, Kid Curry of the Butch Cassidy-Sundance Kid gang, botched the robbery of the Butte County Bank in Belle Fourche, South Dakota.
1898
  1. Huron College, established in Huron in Beadle County, South Dakota.
1899
1900
  1. South Dakota population, 401,570 residents.
1901
  1. Railroad arrived in Campbell County, South Dakota.
  2. January 8, Charles Nelson Herreid, elected governor of South Dakota (1901-January 3, 1905).
  3. April 21, Lake Andes platted, in Charles Mix County, South Dakota.
1902
1903
  1. Belle Fourche incorporated, in Butte County, South Dakota.
  2. March 4, Glenn Lowell Jepsen born in Lead, Lawrence County, South Dakota. Princeton graduated Ph.D., paleontologist specialized in fossil mammals research. Died on October 15, 1974 in Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey.
1904
  1. Lake Andes, founded in Charles Mix County, South Dakota
1905
  1. January 3, Samuel Harrison Elrod, elected governor of South Dakota (1905-January 9, 1907).
1906
1907
  1. Public school house built in Lake Andes, Charles Mix County, South Dakota.
  2. January 8, Coe Isaac Crawford, elected governor of South Dakota (1907-January 5, 1909).
1908
  1. Jewel Cave National Monument established in Custer County, South Dakota near the Wyoming border. Filled with calcite crystals it is the second largest cave in the world, 151.11 miles long (243 km).
1909
  1. Bennett County established in South Dakota, seat Martin.
  2. Corson County established in South Dakota, seat McIntosh.
  3. Harding County established in South Dakota, seat Buffalo.
  4. Mellette County established in South Dakota, seat White River.
  5. Perkins County established in South Dakota, seat Bison.
  6. Todd County established in South Dakota, seat Winner.
  7. January 5, Robert Scadden Vessey, elected governor of South Dakota (1909--January 7, 1913).
1910
  1. South Dakota population, 583,888 residents.
  2. Faith, settled in South Dakota, on the western edge of the Cheyenne Native American (reservation) nation/land. Town named after one of the daughters of the railroad company president.
1911
  1. Ziebach County established in South Dakota, seat Dupree.
  2. May 27, Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr. born in Wallace, Codington County, South Dakota. Capitol College, Louisiana State University and University of Minnesota graduate, pharmacist, federal administrator, teacher, radio new commentator, Senate leader, democrat and 38th Vice President of the United States (1965-1969) under Lyndon B. Johnson. Died on January 13, 1978 in Waverly, Wright County, Minnesota, interment in Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom on June 9, 1980.
1912
  1. Martin settled in Bennett County, South Dakota. Attractions & Recreation : Arthur Bowring Ranch, Brooks Memorial Park, Hodson Memorial Park, LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge
  2. Vetal founded in Bennett County, South Dakota.
1913
  1. January 7, Frank Michael Byrne, elected governor of South Dakota (1913-January 2, 1917).
1914
  1. Haakon County established in South Dakota, seat Philip.
  2. Jackson County established in South Dakota, seat Kadoka.
1915
1916
  1. Jones County established in South Dakota, seat Murdo.
  2. Tuthill founded in Bennett County, South Dakota.
1917
  1. January 2, Peter Norbeck, elected governor of South Dakota (1917-January 4, 1921).
1918
1919
1920
  1. South Dakota population, 636,547 residents.
1921
  1. January 4, William Henry McMaster, elected governor of South Dakota (1921-January 6, 1925).
1922
1923
1924
1925
  1. January 6, Carl Gunderson, elected governor of South Dakota (1925-January 4, 1927).
1926
1927
  1. Gutzon Borglum began his sculpture 'Shrine of Democracy' on Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.
  2. January 4, William John Bulow, elected governor of South Dakota (1927-January 6, 1931).
1928
1929
1930
  1. South Dakota population, 692,849 residents.
  2. Campbell County population in South Dakota, 5,926 residents.
1931
  1. January 6, Warren Everett Green, elected governor of South Dakota (1931-January 3, 1933).
1932
1933
  1. January 3, Thomas Berry, elected governor of South Dakota (1933-January 5, 1937).
1934
1935
1936
1937
  1. January 5, Leslie Jensen, elected governor of South Dakota (1937-January 3, 1939)
1938
1939
  1. January 3, Harlan John Bushfield, elected governor of South Dakota (1939-January 5, 1943).

50 YEARS AFTER SOUTH DAKOTA'S RATIFICATION OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

 
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1839-1939 BEADLE COUNTY Timeline 8 Topics

 
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Beadle County organized in 1879, seat Huron. Area 1,259 sq.mi. (3.261km²). Cities/Towns/Towships/Places : Altoona, Banner, Barrett, Belle Prairie, Bonilla, Broadland, Burr Oak, Carlyle, Carpenter, Cavour, Clifton, Clyde, Danforth, Dearborn, Fairfield, Grant, Hartland, Hitchcock, Huron, Huron Colony, Iowa, James Valley, Kellogg, Lake Byron, Liberty, Logan, Milford, Nance, Pearl Creek, Pleasant View, Sand Creek, Theresa, Valley, Vayland, Vernon, Virgil, Wessington, Whiteside, Wolsey, Yale.

1879
  1. Beadle County created in South Dakota, seat Huron. Named for Brigadier General William Henry Harrison Beadle.
  2. Huron, established by the Chicago and North Western Railway, on the James River, seat of Beadle County, South Dakota. Named for the Huron Native Americans. Coordinates 44°22'N-98°13'W.
  3. August, Cavour laid out, the first town in Beadle County, South Dakota.
1880
  1. Beadle County organized in South Dakota
  2. May 10, Huron town platted in Beadle County, South Dakota.
  3. July 28, Huron appointed seat of Beadle County in South Dakota.
1883
  1. Huron, incorporated in Beadle County, South Dakota.
1898
  1. Huron College, established in Huron in Beadle County, South Dakota.
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1839-1939 BROOKINGS COUNTY Timeline 12 Topics

 
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Brookings County organized in 1892, seat Brookings. Area 794 sq.mi. (2.056km²). Cities/Townships/Towns/Places : Afton, Alton, Argo, Aurora, Bangor, Brookings, Bruce, Bushnell, Elkton, Lake Campbell, Lake Hendricks, Lake Sinai, Laketon, Medary, Oak Lake, Oakwood, Oakwood Lake, Oslo, Parnell, Preston, Roland Colony, Sinai, South Dakota State University, Sterling, Trenton, Volga, White, Winsor.
1857
  1. Medary, first town in Brookings County, and one of the first three (Flandreau, Sioux Falls) European settlements in South Dakota
1858
  1. Medary town inhabitants driven out by Yankton and Yanktonnia Native Americans in Brookings County, South Dakota.
1869
  1. After Medary town, was almost 11 years abandoned, Norwegion pioneers arrived and settled in the area in Brookings County, South Dakota.
1870
  1. Brookings County population, 163 residents.
1871
  1. July 3, Brookings County formally organized in the cabin of Martin Trygstad in Medary, South Dakota.
1873
  1. January 8, the South Dakota Territorial Legislature relocated the boundaries of Brookings County.
1879
  1. Brookings surveyed, platted and founded, seat of Brookings County in South Dakota. Named for Judge Wilmot W. Brookings. Coordinates 44°19'N-96°48'W.
  2. October 2, a railroad from Minnesota came to Brookings County in South Dakota.
  3. Ocotober 18, first train arrived in Brookings town, Brookings County, South Dakota.
1881
  1. South Dakota State University established in Brookings, Brookings County, South Dakota.
1883
  1. Brookings incorporated, Brookings County, South Dakota.
1892
  1. Brookings County established in South Dakota, seat Brookings.
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1839-1939 CODINGTON COUNTY Timeline 2 Topics

 
Codington County organized in 1877, seat Watertown. Area 688 sq.mi. (1.782km²). Cities/Townships/Towns/Places : Appleby, Dexter, Elmira, Florence, Foley, Fuller, Germantown, Graceland, Grover, Henry, Kampeska, Kranzburg, Lake, Pelican, Phipps, Rauville, Sheridan, South Shore, Wallace, Watertown, Waverly.
1877
  1. Codington County established in South Dakota, seat Watertown.
1911
  1. May 27, Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr. born in Wallace, Codington County, SD. Capitol College, Louisiana State University and University of Minnesota graduate, pharmacist, federal administrator, teacher, radio new commentator, Senate leader, democrat and 38th Vice President of the United States (1965-1969) under Lyndon B. Johnson. Died on January 13, 1978 in Waverly, Wright County, Minnesota, interment in Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom on June 9, 1980.
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1839-1939 MINNEHAHA COUNTY Timeline 2 Topics

 

Minnehaha County organized in 1862, seat Sioux Falls. Area 809 sq.mi. (2.095km²). Cities/Townships/Towns/Places : Baltic, Ben Claire, Benton, Brandon, Buffalo Ridge, Burk, Colton, Corson, Crooks, Dell Rapids, Edison, Ellis, Garretson, Grand Meadow, Hartford, Highland, Humboldt, Huntimer, Logan, Lyons, Mapleton, Palisade, Red Rock, Renner, Rowena, Sherman, Shindler, Sioux Falls, Split Rock, Sverdrup, Taopi, Valley Springs, Wall Lake, Wayne, Wellington.
1857
  1. August 27, pioneer Wilmot W. Brookings arrived in Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota and becoming one of the first settlers.
1862
  1. Minnehaha County established in South Dakota, seat Sioux Falls.

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