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Hail as large as 4.5 inches, or grapefruit-sized, reportedly fell in Wall, closely rivaled by four-inch hail in Belle Fourche. Wind speeds reached as high as 91 mph near St. Onge, while roughly 2.5 inches of rain fell in Midland.
Remembering South Dakota s last Milwaukee Railroad worker
After spending nearly four decades working for the Milwaukee Railroad, Irving I.J. Carey had collected a trove of souvenirs and memorabilia that are now on display at the Carnegie Resource Center in Mitchell. Written By: Sam Fosness | ×
Shown here is miniature replica of a train traveling along the Milwaukee Railroad, which was created for Irving I.J. Carey s open house that s on display at the Carnegie Resource Center throughout the remainder of April. (Sam Fosness / Republic)
While the late Irvin “I.J.” Carey s illustrious railroad career has been kept relatively quiet, a display of the memorabilia he collected during his time with the Milwaukee Railroad has brought it to light.
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High winds and warm, dry conditions are a combination we all dread. March 29 had it all. Winds over 50 mph started early in the morning, as did fire alarms. About noon a Jones County, South Dakota, county road man, Colin Strait noticed smoke, called it in and tried to make a fire line with his road grader until getting stuck crossing a creek. Local farmers, ranchers and volunteer fire departments responded to the call.
Mel and Clarice Roghair live northwest of Okaton, S.D., and a little before 1 p.m. they lost electricity but thankfully still had a corded phone. Their oldest son, Marty, called to tell them to pack up whatever was important and to be ready to leave as a bad fire was just to the north of their house. The wind was so fierce that Clarice wasn’t even able to open her west-facing door. She had to use the other door to load a few belongings and their dog in the car. “I took pictures from the east side of the house, watching flames lick up