1907 a Sunday School was started in a school house in "Old Hayes".
1909 the church was organized.
1912 a small building was purchased and moved to Hayes.
This building was used until 1922.
Ed and Edna Neil donated land for a new . . . — — Map (db m246430) HM
This building is the Chicago Northwestern Depot built in 1906. This was also the year the railroad was built into Midland. It was purchased by the Midland Pioneer Museum Association in 1974 and moved from its site along the railroad tracks about . . . — — Map (db m124093) HM
1876-1917 Northwest Railway operated what they called the Bull Train. The 200 mile trip from Ft. Pierre to Deadwood took 15 days. 20 ox pulled 3 wagons 20,000# freight or 1000# for each ox. They traveled from 4 am until 10 am rested and grazed ox . . . — — Map (db m246426) HM
This famous old Indian trail from Leslie & Cherry Creek thru Midland SE to Rosebud was used by Chiefs Spotted Tail Sitting Bull & others in the late 1800s It is still possible to see ruts — — Map (db m246431) HM
1/2 mile west this old trail went up the steep canyon.
This famous Old Spotted Tail Trail was used by both chiefs
Sitting Bull and Hump traveled this road to Rosebud and back.
Original wagon wheel ruts can still be seen after 100+ years. . . . — — Map (db m168897) HM
In 1889 South Dakota was admitted to the union and western
South Dakota was opened for settlement. The next year surveying was conducted throughout the summer and the town of Midland, named for its location halfway between the Missouri and the . . . — — Map (db m124087) HM
