John C Fremont

John C Fremont (known as the “pathfinder”) was an early explorer, who, in 1838 accompanied Nicollet, a French geologist to western Minnesota and eastern Dakota

Early Fremont History

Formation of Fremont twp in 1873 when Moody County was organized. (The year of the massive German-Russian immigration, Advent of Railroads in South Dakota). Fremont history is tightly weaved into that of Medary, which became the county seat of Midway County in 1857—so before Moody County, we were probably part of Midway or Minnehaha County. The population of Fremont twp in 1900 was 400—do you think our present population is more or less than this?

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Monday, April 8, 2019

HISTORIC WINTER STORM COMING to OUR AREA

Intense April Storm to Bring Heavy Snow, High Winds, Potential Blizzard Conditions to the Plains, Upper Midwest

11 hours ago

 weather.com

01:10

Winter Storm Wesley Likely to Bring Blizzard Conditions to the Plains

Winter Storm Wesley will be an intense storm in the Plains by Wednesday, bringing heavy snow, high winds, potential blizzard conditions and perhaps even some severe thunderstorms to the nation's midsection.

At a Glance

  • A strong storm is likely to develop in the Plains by Wednesday.
  • Heavy snow is increasingly likely in parts of the Plains and upper Midwest.
  • This includes areas still dealing with flooding, including parts of the Missouri Valley.
  • High winds may lead to blizzard conditions later Wednesday into Thursday.
  • Some severe thunderstorms are also possible, which may spread to the East Coast.
An intense storm is expected to develop in the Plains by midweek, bringing heavy snow, high winds, potential blizzard conditions and perhaps even some severe thunderstorms to the nation's midsection.
For the latest on Winter Storm Wesley, check out our current forecast article here.
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