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SDM Complete Index MJ17.Indd INDEX May 1985 to May/Jun 2017 General Index … 2-227 Contributors … 228-256 Books, Music and Film … 257-275 A - ABE 100 Mile Diet: Jennifer Dumke follows, MJ07, Dakota Hall of Fame, JF12, p91; mentioned p26-30. in humorous stories from 30 years of South 100th Meridian: photography book by Andrew Dakota Magazine, MA15, p101-111. Moore features towns along, JF16, p44-52. Abell, Usher: role in getting Arne B. Larson 12-Mile Ranch: homestead of the Heumphreus to the University of South Dakota in family between Custer and Pringle, SO94, Vermillion, MAY86, p13. p24-27. Aberdeen: artist George Prisbe, SEP85, p28- 1880 Town: round barn at is one of 25 very 31; hometown of golfer Everett Comstock, unusual man-made places, MA10, p37; NOV85, p38-40; memorial to mules mentioned in an “oughta do” list for kids Maud and Kate in, JF88, p28-29; 1881 in South Dakota, MJ11, p22-37; Longhorn holdup in, JF90, p22-23; profile of painter Saloon at, MJ14, p13; houses Dances with Mary Groth from, JA90, p19-22; profile Wolves memorabilia, MJ14, p28. of writer/newspaper man Frank Baum, 1880 Train: riding this mentioned as one of SO92, p32-35; Easton Castle restored 25 Things Every South Dakotan Should by Holman family, ND92, p46-50; bicycle Try to Do, MJ10, p30-43; mentioned in an collector Ivan Guthmiller from, JF93, p14- “oughta do” list for kids in South Dakota, 15; painter Mark McGinnis, SO93, p8- MJ11, p22-37; Holiday Express in, ND12, 13; brief - Northwestern National Bank p24. featured as Century Survivor, ND99, p41; 1887 Dawes Act: article on homesteaders’ brief - Masonic Temple featured as Century tragedy in Tripp County, MA10, p79-82. Survivor, ND99, p48; visit to by Dessie 4-H: state horse show for kids sponsored by, Grissom (aka Aunt Jemima), SO00, p86; JA93, p16-19; Elaine Babcock’s memories feature story on, MJ01, p14-22; Senator of being involved with, MA03, p44-45; brief Tom Daschle’s memories of growing up – history of in S.D., MA03, p45. in, MJ01, p75; baseball team started by 605 Studios: mentioned in feature on Fort Frank Baum in, MJ01, p76-79; profile Pierre, MJ17, p22-32. of composer John Cacavas from, MA03, 7th cavalry graves: graves in Bon Homme p30-31; Capitol Theater in restored, Cemetery are one of things to see in every JF04, p11; Preservations musical combo county, JA11, p32. from, ND04, p15; Zeitllow switchboard A at Dacotah Prairie Museum in featured as A&A Auto Salvage & Museum: feature story on, prized museum piece, MA05, p15; featured JA07, p65-68. as a hub city, MA06, p23-30; colleges Aadland, Gordon: lifelong friendship between in, JF07, p76; JF08, p78; Mark Payne’s Al Neuharth and, SO04, p90; mentioned in record breaking kick in, MA07, p11; Gypsy humorous stories from 30 years of South Days in, SO07, p45; Lamont House, Dakota Magazine, MA15, p105. favorite building of Bill Lamont in, JA08, Abandoned Trucks and Cars: photo essay by p36; Milwaukee Depot favorite building of Michael Heintz on, ND09, p14-19. Dean Marske in, JA08, p38-39; Storybook Abbey Grassland of the Prairie Coteau: Land inspired by Frank Baum in, SO08, Dakotiana on Blue Cloud Abbey’s grassland, p17-18; Elizabeth Svensen owner of The MJ14, p16. Corner Book Shoppe in, SO08, p76-81; Abbey of the Hills: mentioned in feature on 2008 Hall of Fame honoree Rod Fouberg Spiritual Places, MJ16, p29. from, SO08, p86; Rock n’ Roll Hall of Abbey, Jeanette: donation to, work with Fame honoree The Mystics in, JF09, p15; McCrory Gardens by, JA88, p12-15; Frank Ashford’s Woman With a Shawl in, establishes photo collection at S.D. Art JF09, p21; Northern State University in, Museum, JF90, p43. JF09, p80; Presentation College in, JF09, Abbott, Hazel Belle: mentioned in article on p80; Richmond Lake State park favorite graves of unknown soldiers of Custer’s bike trail of Craig Harrison in, JA09, p43; Seventh Cavalry in Bon Homme County, feature on Father Robert Haire from, SO09, ND16, p40-45. p60-65; brief on Red Rooster Coffee House Abbott, James: president of the University of in, ND09, p83; brief on purchaser of Easton South Dakota answers questions in annual Castle, Sam Holman, from, JF10, p59; college guide, JF16, p106. South Dakota’s College Towns, JF10, p79- Abdallah, Gene: state lawmaker and founder of 80; Ward Hotel in is honorable mention in Sioux Falls Cares inducted into 2011 South 25 very unusual man-made places, MA10, 2 • SOUTH DAKOTA MAGAZINE INDEX ABE - ADA p43; inventor T.A. (Ted) Overby from, unconventional political opinions of, JF03, SO10, p52-57; one of South Dakota’s p51; remembers his sidekick from, JF06, college towns, JF11, p52; Hamlin Garland p21-23; mentioned in feature story on Memorial near is one of things to see in Mission, JA12, p58-65; 2012 South Dakota every county, JA11, p30; Dakotiana about Hall of Fame inductee, ND12, p106; Barbara Johnson stained glass expert from, comments on WWII bombing range on Pine SO11, p10; feature story on, ND11, p64- Ridge Indian Reservation, MA16, p30-34. 69; Northern State University students Absaroka: feature story on secessionist collect donations for Salvation Army or movement and creation of the state of, Safe Harbor each spring, JF12, p78; brief in JA09, p59-61. Traveler about South Dakota Snow Queen Academy: closure of Post Office at, JUL85, p6; Festival in, JF12, p87; Writers & Artists on USO activities during WWII in, MJ91, p62- art at Sanford Medical Center, MJ12, p33; 63; poor house Christmas in, ND05, p72- Living Christmas Tree concert in, ND12, 73; houses collected by Charlie Nelson in, p26; Tuba Christmas in, ND12, p31; Roger ND08, p83. Blum owns 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air in, JF13, Ackerman, John: comments on building of Fort p27; Northern State University professor Randall Dam by, p35, JF05. Erin Fouberg studies politics of East River/ Adam and Eve Butte: Slim Buttes rock West River, JF13, p72; horse racetrack formation mentioned in 10 Naturally near, MA14, p32-41; Troy McQuillen wants Beautiful Places article, JA10, p26-47. Brown County Courthouse preserved for Adam, Almon: helped return the chapel bell to another 125 years, ND14, p21; home of Fort Randall, MJ06, p77. Native American Tea Company, JF12, p15; Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve: Rod Evans from writes Letter to Young mentioned in 10 Naturally Beautiful Places South Dakotans, MJ15, p33-48; artists article, JA10, p26-47. Nick and Nicole Fischer are inspired by, Adams Museum: feature story on Deadwood SO15, p47; A.H. Pankow is state’s first museum, MA97, p18-23; old photos publicity director, MA16, p17; sock monkey of featured, MA97, p24-33; history of search at Brown County Fair in, JA16, Deadwood preserved in, JF02, p11-12; p63; horse racing in mentioned in article Homestake locomotive in featured as prized on seven South Dakota sporting events museum piece, MA05, p11; Thoen Stone in everyone should experience, SO16, p71- featured as prized museum piece, MA05, 79; entrepreneur Travis Kiefer from, JF17, p12; Dakotiana – search for head of Wild p14; college guide lists favorite hangouts Bill Hickok sculpture, JF10, p12; mentioned in, JF17, p66; Merritt Johnson’s music is in feature on unusual museums and digitized and made available worldwide, collections in the Black Hills, MJ16, p68-76. MA17, p17; mentioned in article on bridges Adams Nature Preserve: favorite place to call a over the James River, MA17, p20-29. duck mentioned in an “oughta do” list for Abernathy, Bill: WWII veteran story of, MA04, kids in South Dakota, MJ11, p22-37. p23-26. Adams, Harry: early automobile builder in Aberson, Micah: commented on Sioux Falls, South Dakota, DJ87, p14. SO05, p10-11. Adams, M. J.: Corn Exchange Bistro in Rapid Ables, Peggy: executive director of Spearfish’s City owned by, MJ07, p31; frittata recipe High Plains Western Heritage Center by, MA10, p29; comments on ethnic comments on Russ Madison, JF13, p33-36. restaurants in South Dakota, JF12, p15. Abourezk, Alya: daughter of Sanaa Abourezk Adams, Mary: donation of Missouri River comments on Thanksgiving celebration, bottomland to state by, MA94, p45; land ND15, p78-82. donated by transformed into Adams Abourezk, Sanaa: opened gourmet restaurant Homestead and Nature Preserve, JA96, in Sioux Falls, ND05, p64; owner of Sanaa’s p66-71. 8th Street Gourmet in Sioux Falls, JF12, Adams, Maud: donation of Missouri River p25; Thanksgiving celebration for Middle bottomland to state by, MA94, p45; land Eastern immigrants hosted by, ND15, p78- donated by transformed into Adams 82; mentioned in feature on hometown Homestead and Nature Preserve, JA96, restaurants, JF17, p22-31. p66-71. Abourezk, Senator James: opposes Adams, William Emery: Deadwood Oahe Irrigation Project, MA94, p35; businessman, namesake of museum, South Dakota Magazine inDex • 3 ADA - AIR MA97, p19-20. pioneered by Hardy Campbell, FM87, p34- Adee, Richard: South Dakota beekeeper, JA08, 38; old-time farm equipment demonstrated p52-57. at Black Hills Steam & Gas Threshing Bee, Adelstein, Stanford: essay by included in AS87, p34-35; profi le of horticulturalist Visions, JF96, p30; restoring old “Jew Niels Ebbison Hansen, AS87, p37-38; corn- Store” in Kadoka, JF06, p65. picking by hand contests held in Brandon, Adelstein, Stanley: 2006 Hall of Fame Honoree, ON87, p17; humorous essay on changes in SO06, p84. hog farming, MJ88, p52; farm policymaking Adickes, David: creator of Presidents Park, efforts of Mitchell Daily Republic editor MA10, p40. W.R. Ronald, MJ89, p26-28; potato- Adkins, Cliff: comments on community of growing near Clark pioneered by Charles Parkston, JF03, p15. Blackman, MJ89, p47; feature on cheese Adrian, Curt: sod raised by, SO98, p52. plant in Ethan, SO89, p10-12; experience Adrian, Jerry: sod raised by, SO98, p52.
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