Settled in 1868, the town of Hudson, South Dakota is situated in Lincoln County and is the easternmost community in the state. One of the pioneers to settle in Hudson was 19-year-old James Bradley, who came to the Dakota Territory from his family’s farm in Appanoose County Iowa. In 1870, he homesteaded 160 acres in Marion County, which prospered greatly and allowed him to relocate to Hudson, which was called Eden at that time. He became a general store owner and soon was appointed Hudson’s first postmaster and though he never ran for public office, he is known as one of the primary founding fathers of Hudson.
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A local chiropractor who owns a practice which is led by Christian values and virtue offers hit knowledge and thoughts about whole body health, the rhythm of the universe, requests for prayers, and maintaining a relationship with oneself.
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The mission of this weblog, from the beginning, is to gather information about the history of the town of Eden, and later Hudson. The blogger started the blog after finding a lot of old letters and is now asking for anecdotes, information, photographs, and newspapers with which he can document the history.
http://hudsonsd.blogspot.com
This weblog began as one centered around Hudson, South Dakota, but slowly expanded outward. One can still find Hudson posts, both at the beginning of the blog and throughout the rest of the tenure of the weblog. The blogger retired from Madville Times in order to pursue blogging about South Dakota and the Dakotas in general.
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