saturday at noon eastern on book tv, author nathan sanderson talks about pioneer cowboy in his book controlled recklessness. >> add lemon was involved in the expansion of that cattle ranching industry primarily in western south dakota which was essential into the growth of our state in the early part of the 20th century. >> nancy explores the memoir of laura inglis wilder. >> the project is a research and publishing program of the historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive edition of laura inglis wilder pioneer girl which is her autobiography. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we will tour the south dakota state capital. >> if you look up, there are also four corner areas with flags, obviously the south dakota flag, a flight from dakota territory and a flag for the united states. there's also flags for spain and france because they control the territory at different times. each corner has a flag and those are the native american colors that symbolize. >> here about lewis and clark with the kota sue along the river. by that meeting was so important to the area. wa

tv, nathan sanderson talks about pioneer cowboy make lemon. lemon was involved in the growth of our state in the early part of the 20 century. another author will explore more in goals wilder. it's a program of the south dakota state historical society aat is designed to study comprehensive addition of laura ingalls wilder's pioneer girl. that's her autobiography. we will tour south dakota's state capital. you look out, there are four corner areas with flags. obviously, the south dakota flag. there is a flag from the dakota territory. as a flag in the united states. there are flacks from spain and france because they control the territory at different times. has a white flag, a red flag, and a yellow. those of the native american colors that symbolize the four directions of the compass. clarke'sbout lewis and encounter with members of the lakota sioux. watch c-span of pierre, south dakota on saturday at noon eastern. sunday on c-span3. visiting cities across the country. today president trump travel to las vegas for he met with local officials

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today at noon eastern on book tv, author nathan sanderson talks about a pioneer cowboy in his book "controlled recklessness." he was involved in the ranching industry in western south dakota, which was essential to the growth of our state in the early 20th century. also, laura ingalls wilder . program of the sepracor state historical society that is designed to study and published a comprehensive edition of laura's "pioneer girl," which is her autobiography. >> a tour of the south dakota state capital. up, there are also four corner areas with flags. the south dakota flag, there is a flag from the dakota territory, there are also flex for spain and france because they controlled this territory at different times. and one quarter has a white flag, one red, one black, and one yellow. and those are the native american colors that symbolize the four directions of the compass. learn about lewis and clark's encounter with members of the lakota sioux on the missouri river, and why that was so important the area. atrre south dakota, today noon eastern on c-span3's book tv. the c-span cities tour, work

author nathan sanderson talks about pioneer cowboy ed lemen in his book, "controlled recklessness." tpwhreffs involved in the expansion of that cattle ranching industry primarily in western south dakota. which was essential along with mining and the expansion of the railroad into the growth of our state in the early part of the 20th century. >> and director of the pioneer girl project, explores the memoirs and inspiration of laura engels wilder. >> the pioneer girl project is a research and publishing program of the historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive addition of laura engels wilder's pioneer girl. which is her auto biography. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we'll tour the south dakota state capital. >> if you look up, there are also four corner areas with flags. obviously the south dakota flag . there is a flag from daca territory, there's a flag for the united states, of course. there are also flags for spain and france because they controlled this territory at different times. and then each corner has -- one corner ha

in controlled recklessness nathan sanderson explores the life of the cowboy businessman who was a key player in developing the south dakota cattle industry. >> we are here in the capital of south dakota. the capital building behind us adjacent to one of the highlights of south dakota. the state of south dakota developed in two ways, started as dakota territory in 1861 it in 1889 south dakota and north dakota became states. by the time of statehood south dakota had been settled for a number of years, farmers came from minnesota, iowa and other places. the western half of south dakota was a great sue indian reservation. it really lagged behind east in every respect so the wrenching culture came later than the farming culture of eastern south dakota and was essential to the way south dakota developed as a state. controlled recklessness is the story of ed lemmon and it element of western south dakota and it is a foundational figure, he was a cowboy. a cattleman, 850,000 acre ranch in the early 1900s, involved in the expansion of the railroad at the same time in the 1900s and one of the fi

saturday at noon eastern, nathan sanderson talks about pioneer cowboy at 11 in his book controlled recklessness. >> add lemon was involved in the expansion of the cattle industry in western south dakota which was essential, along with mining and the expansion of the railroad to the growth of our state in the earliest 20th century. >> director of pioneer girl project, nancy explores the memoir of laura engels wilder. >> it's a research and publishing program of the state historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive edition of laura inglis wilder, pioneer girl, which is her autobiography. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we will tour the south dakota state capitol. >> if you look up, there are also four corner areas with flags. obviously the south dakota flag, there's the flag from dakota territory, there's a flight for the united states, and there's also flags for spain and france because they control this territory at different times. each corner, one has a white flag, one red, one black, and one yellow. those are the native american colors that symbolize the four

saturday at noon eastern on book tv, author nathan sanderson talked about pioneer cowboy in his book, controlled recklessness. >> is primarily in western south dakota which was essential along with mining in the rebel to the growth of our state into the early earliest part of the 20th century. the wall explore the memoirs and worship laura ingalls wilder. >> the pioneer project is a research and publishing program of the historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive addition of laura ingalls wilder pioneer girl which is her autobiography. >> at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv we will tour the south dakota state capital. >> if you look up there are four corner areas with legs. obviously the south dakota flight, the flake from the dakota territory, the flake for the united states of flakes for spain and france because they control the territory at different times. one corner has a white flag, one black and one yellow. those are the native american colors. >> here about lewis and clark's encounter with members along the missouri river and why that meet

in controlled recklessness, nathan sanderson restores the live who is a key player in developing the south dakota cattle industry. >> we are here in the capital here in south dakota and we got the capital building behind us and adjacent is one of the highlights to south dakota. the state of south dakota really developed in two ways so it started as dakota territory and in 1889 south korda, north dakota both became states. at the time of statehood, eastern south dakota have been settled for a number of years. farmers camer

saturday at noon eastern on book tv, author nathan sanderson talks about pioneer cowboy, ed lemon, in his book, "controlled recklessness." >> he was in the cattle ranching industry in southwestern south dakota with the mining and expansion of the railroad and the growth of our state in the early part of the 20th century. >> and director of the pioneer girl project explores the memoirs and inspiration of laura ingalls wilder. >> it's a research and publishing program of the south dakota state historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive edition of laura ingalls wilder's pioneer girl, which is her autobiography. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we'll tour the south dakota state capitol. >> if you look up, there are also four corner areas with flags. obviously, the south dakota flag. there is a flag from dakota territory. there is a flag for the united states, of course, there are also flags for spain and france, because they controlled this territory at different times. and then each corner has -- one corner has white flag, one a red

author nathan sanderson talks about pioneer cowboy. >> which was essentially along with mining and the expansion of the railroad into the growth of our state in the early part of the 20th century. >> and director of the pioneer girl project, explores the memoirs and spirgs of laura engles wilder. >> the pioneer girl project is a research publishing program of the south dakota state historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive edition of laura engles wilder's pioneer girl which is her auto biography. >> we'll tour south dakota's state capitol. >> if you look up there are also four corner areas with flags, obviously the south dakota flag, there is a flag from dakota territory, there's a flag for the united states, of course, there are also flags for spain and france because they controlled this territory at different times and then each coroner has one corner has white flag, one black, one yellow and those are the native american colors that symbolize the four direction of the compass. >>> and hear about lewis and clark's discovery and why that meeting was so

author nathan sanderson talks about ed lemon in his book "controlled recklessness." >> he was involved in the expansion of that cattle ranching industry which was essential along with mining and the expansion of the railroad into the growth of our state in the early part of the 20th century. >> and director of the pioneer girl project explores the memoirs and inspiration of laura ingalls wilder. >> the pioneer girl project is a research and publishing program of the south dakota state historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive edition of laura ingalls wilder pioneer girl which is her autobiography. >> we'll tour the south dakota state capitol. >> if you look up, there are also four corner areas with flags. obviously the south dakota flag. there is a flag from dakota territory. there's a flag for the united states, of course. there are also flags for spain and france, because they controlled this territory at different times. and then each corner has -- one corner has a white flag, one a red flag, one black and one yellow. and those are the native american

saturday on noon eastern on book tv, author nathan sanderson. >> ed lemon was involved in the expansion of that cattle ranching industry primarily in western south dakota, which was essential along with mining and the expansion of the railroad into the growth of our state in the early part of the 20th century. >> and director of the peen ear girl project explores the memoirs and inspiration of laura inning alice weird. >> the pioneer girl project is a research and publishing program of the south dakota state historical society that is designed to study and publish a comprehensive edition of laura inning gals wilder's pioneer girl, which is her auto biography. >> we'll tour the south dakota state capitol. >> if you look up, there are also four corner areas with flags. obviously the south dakota flag. there is a flag from da coat that territory. there's a flag for the united states, of course. there are also flags for spain and france because they controlled this territory at different times. and then each corner has -- one corner has a white flag, one a red flag, one black and one yellow

in controlled recklessness, nathan sanderson restores the live who is a key player in developing the south dakota cattle industry. >> we are here in the capital here in south dakota and we got the capital building behind us and adjacent is one of the highlights to south dakota. the state of south dakota really developed in two ways so it started as dakota territory and in 1889 south korda, north dakota both became states. at the time of statehood, eastern south dakota have been settled for a number of years. farmers came over from minnesota, iowa, other places in the midwest. the western half of south dakota was the great sioux indian reservation. the development of western south dakota really lagged behind the easton every considerable respect. the ranching culture that grew up in western south dakota happen far later than the farming culture of south dakota and was absolutely essential to the way in which south dakota developed as a state. the book i wrote is called controlled recklessness. it's a story of the development of western south dakota. he's kind of a foundational figure