"American Legion Post 186" Eureka, South Dakota
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N 45° 46.128 W 099° 37.181
14T E 451817 N 5068546
Named in honor of Fred Weller, a local man who was killed in WWI.
Waymark Code: WM93A1
Location: South Dakota, United States
Date Posted: 06/21/2010
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This post is very active in the community. It sponsors Boys State candidates and conducts military services for local Veterans who become deceased.
The post has a lounge and a cafe which serves food on Friday and Saturday nights. The rest of the week, they only serve a variety of pizzas. They have a dining area that is used for some smaller community functions and they have held District meetings for the American Legion.
Eureka has a membership goal of 193 for 2010 and currently stands at 171.
Eureka is a small community in McPherson County, South Dakota, in north central South Dakota, and has a population of 937 as of July 2008. This is a drop of about 15% from the 2000 census.
The town was incorporated on January 16, 1892.
Eureka has a beautiful lake and park area which are used for recreation, fishing, swimming, camping, and boating. It also has numerous sporting opportunities including a 9-hole golf course, softball and baseball fields, a tennis court, a basketball court, a football field, and an all weather track complex that is open to the public for exercising purposes. Eureka has many hunting opportunities and has a hunting range just outside of town.
Eureka is the birthplace of Al Neuharth, the founder of U.S.A. Today and Charles N Herreid, former Governor of South Dakota.
Eureka's population consists mostly of German-Russian descent.
Street address: 717 7th Street
Year the building was constructed.: 1948
Activities: Family activities
Hall rental: Yes
Can headgear be worn inside?: Yes
Web-link for this "Legion": Not listed
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