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This postcard from the was taken July 22, 1907 as railroads were introduced to Hoven, S.D. The building at the far left of the photo, with the U.S. flag and bunting, is the local newspaper office, The Hoven Advocate. The wagon with the sign Central Lumber Co. appears to be installing telegraph poles along both sides of the street.
South Dakota Agricultural Heritage museumHoven, located in Potter County, South Dakota, was incorporated in 1883. By 1910, this small town growing on the prairie had a population of 209.
Reach Reporter Jager Robinson at 605-335-7300, email jager.robinson@lee.net or follow on Twitter @Jager_Robinson.
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This postcard from the was taken July 22, 1907 as railroads were introduced to Hoven, S.D. The building at the far left of the photo, with the U.S. flag and bunting, is the local newspaper office, The Hoven Advocate. The wagon with the sign Central Lumber Co. appears to be installing telegraph poles along both sides of the street.
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