The Divorce Colony - The Atavist Magazine
The strange tale of the socialites who shaped modern marriage on the American frontier.
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The strange tale of the socialites who shaped modern marriage on the American frontier.
Dexter's House once served ill children. Then, it became a House of Hope.
The South Dakota Historical Society dives into the lenient residency laws and multiple divorce grounds that lead Sioux Falls to become the "Divorce Capital of the World" in the late 1800 to early 1900s.
[Diocese of South Dakota] Nestled under the accumulating snow from a mid-December South Dakota blizzard, prairie grass seeds and wildflower seeds bide their tim
English By Cecily Hilleary Share on Facebook Print this page WASHINGTON - In a normal year, Christmas is a joyful time for Episcopalians on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, home of the Sicangu Lakota Oyate (The Burnt Thigh Nation), which has seen as many as 30 new coronavirus cases in a day. The year 2020 has been anything but normal. “We’ve had to change everything,” said Mother Lauren Stanley, the presbyter (priest-in-charge) for the west half of the Rosebud Episcopal Mission. Normally, Stanley offers services at the...