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for All Fun 01 the Farrtl Y .--' --- ",.. ..., ,. .1- '\ * FISHING . . Lewis and Clark Lake Boat, Float, and Shore Missouri River Below the Dam -1!~ \< ~\. ~ ~~l',;:'" ' ~" ~~, ~ < "\ ~'~ : \'),;.~. , ~,J '. f~~~~~. ~ .. \ .1 ";'i. / f _t\"~ " \, 4' ~)~. l . " j , I I . .. I \ \) .> '" (/ r * SWIMMING . . . Municipal Swimming Pool Lewis and Clark lake Missouri River Beaches , y * GOLFING... Hillcrest Golf and Country Club :t :t~f. v.KE E Cl':tc~ I' I' SI't,\P\' * PICNIC AREA, PLAYGROUNDS West Side Park Memorial Park Riverside Park Lewis and Clark Lake Areas * BOATING... Lewis and Clark lake Missouri River " "fol'''''' .<;\ ! ...,,{, .... , >" \.,. " ~ .,~ ., .;~:;.;, .~ f: .. .. _1~ * TOURS... Gavins Point Power House Historical Points in City Gavins Point Federal Fish Hatchery * ~...- ~~;~ \"a.. 1ii:.' ..s ~'- -1', , \ , J p~~R~'.~_ ~I ~.., , - B ....,1 ;., * PUBLIC TENNIS COURTS West Side Park Yankton College Campus * CELEBRATIONS... Dakota Territory Centennial - To Be celebrated June 18-25, 1961 (' \... \ * HUNTING IN SEASON . . Ducks on the Dakota Flyway Pheasants and Other Small Game \";'- I"; ., \~i;. ~~~. .-------- .,..-,----:- ~.. .,~1Z----~' ; . ., ,~ el'SIN '(I'NK:tON \\Ol':t * THEATRES Two Regular One Drive In BOWLING CENTERS ,,:. '\ J:t'" ~ Two Centers With 18 lanes ,..., il:1;f:i * HIKING TRAILS. Lewis 'md Clark lake Missouri River Shore 1{ FAMOUS EATING PLACES \\ --' ...-". ,~~ --1"" "''''"...,.... (~'- r I ~ ... See Inside Guide Map f-- \ I /' ~fP.\.l1\fS BA n\\NG ... .. -< of..../ /'.. ..;' ; }~~ '~..f t: . ~'~. fir.. "7 I .". r I * )f::t; r .; ( ~.,;I;'~" .. ,.~~~" ~~t.,...~ ~ A-. ',i-.. ~....",' ~ I., \ "_.1, ,:.':l1t." ~__ t~ ~t ,V t 1t ",' ~ t r-- "". ~ I'V, Y'~ " . J..." . i' (" ~ ;Of . 1 ,. (' .. ~", ,," 1* ,-i?l"" 1>41 f ;> "':.1)) ~.'l. ~ 1'...' '" I"j"',r(",. ". \ C,. ~9- Qo::tl(',;___ ~.; ..., <1/' " ''''" 4'" ('''4. r:'".".. ,I '..... ',/t"... :~;v-:' ,,~ .}.. 'II, (> of', .~. .. 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'...., ......... ~ ",lrofI!I.,;'"" ~_~ .VlOTHER CITY OF THE DAKOTAS" HISTORY Y .nklon h.d iI, beginning .. a cily in 1858.1859. when the firsf white spttlement was made, but the site dlready had been a historical spot for more than 50 yeats. It was here near the confluence of the James and Missouri rivers, .ihat Lewis and Cldrk spent the winter of 1804, and it wa!. here that a S;OU)( Indian W.lS wrapped in an American flag by Cilpt. Meriwether Lewis. This child later bC'~am~ Chief Struck. by-thc-Rec, (1nd played an important part in deve:oping \~rjenclly relations behvc.en t~1e whites .:l n d t~e Siou;c: many yeals afterward. Historically si't:'aking, Yankton will probably always he called the "/\Jlotner City" to the territory that originaljy com- prised Dakota Territory. The reason for this. appeaation is ~hal it was the ori9:n~r capital of that vast empire which hc1S been divided up ~o ',('come, wholly or in part, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, Nebras~(a, and South Dakota. It was the se,lt of such government as there was for this great expanse of territory in which several of the sovereign !.tatcc;, of Europe could be set down with still room for more_ Yankton's history can roughly be divided into a numbel of phases or periods. The years from 1858-59, when 'iirst white iettlt:'ment bp.gan to the establishment of the territorial government here in 1861-62, was marked by two big accom. plishments, the signing of treaty with the !ndians and ~'hej, removal, and the pass~qe of the act creating the territory by thE' CongrA~s. The decade of the 1880's was one of unusuill activity ~lnd great promise for Yankton. Railway efforts culminated in \.hc comp;(:tior. of the first line in~o Oakotil in 1872-73, and Yankton for a time enjoyed the rich fruits that Came from being ~he rail-hearL The stf!<tmboating industry a~so WilS at its lenith during that colorful period, and it meant added business clnd Populdtion for Yankton, which was an important port of t,lll and of re-shipment of 900ds consigned up the river. Emigra. tion looked up with the coming of German-Americans to add an industrious and stable element to the population. YANKTON WILL CELEBRATE THE DAKOTA TERRITORY CENTENNIAL IN 1961 'au!I;;lJoyS ay~ 6uole say:>>eaq 6u!w 'W!MS P!pualds - s:>>!u:>>!d JOl pOOl 'I!O 'se6 JOl suo!~e~s /..Iddns ~ualla:>>xa - y~uow JO /..ep a41 /..q ~uaJ JOl s>pop aldwe - uOPlueA ~e u!seq ~eoq /..pue4 - Ja.eM 6u!ldd!J lO say).aJ~S ~se^ ay~ uo !lIS Ja~eM - a>Jel 6u!~!^u! 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" .' .... ,,' ~-' '::;~:::.''' ...., GATEWAY TO: South Dakota's Vacation Wonderland 3>1'11 ON'1 W'o'O 3Hl InOij'1 'VI '10 .f"".: ",.,~.. : ....#.( }..l.n'li~-U 'Ii ~O'J~Cd :j ~'Ii'J \ 'Ii 'J '4 " ~O\~ ~'<;j~-ua ~{'\O }.. ,~. :~~~~;:~ ..t~:,~ /--~/.-... ..-""~ ......-.." ...--:..:.::-....... ... -- -' : ,,/" : .--,,, .- .--~-~- -' - UOl)\Ue ~ 1.'\J ~\\ltJli\ YOU ;AN HAVE FUN IN... 1 ~l\l1~~AKOTA 'Hi-i> J -" ~~ . '1 ~ Ii" . -II - ~ '::ffl'"'- ~"""'"' .--,;;:,. , ... .,...; -~~;-............. w-t " .~: =-~:t "" FOLLOW SCENIC HIGHWAYS 81 & 50 THRU DAKOTA