Incorporated in 1911, Newell is a small city in Butte County, South Dakota. When George Custer made his exploration of the Black Hills in 1874, he camped near Newell. The town grew from the construction of Orman Dam, which was the largest earthen reservoir in the world at the time, and was named for Frederick Haynes Newell, who held the office of Chief Engineer of the United States Reclamation Service at the time.
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Based in Newell, South Dakota, the company delivers ready-mix concrete and process, as well as rock and sand for landscaping, pre-cast products which include patio blocks, buildings, and other items which are listed here. Its products and services are featured, along with its location, hours of operation, and contacts.
http://www.boomcon.com/
The city's official web site features a profile and history of the town, a community calendar, announcements and upcoming events, and a guide to local businesses, places of worship, clubs and organizations, and local attractions.
http://www.cityofnewell.com/
The Newell, South Dakota company's chief product is chaps, it also produces unique leather and cowhide accessories such as purses, tote bags, gear bags and pillows. Its chaps and other products are featured, including an online catalog, prices, and contact information.
http://www.kbarjleather.com/
Located in western South Dakota, the golf club offers nine holes of golfing on a course which is described here, along with photographs, league information, its location, course news, and a calendar of events.
http://www.newellgolfclub.com/
Features a public school administrative district headquartered in Newell, South Dakota. Included is a district report card, administrative contacts and an overview of the district, school and activities calendars, staff information, and announcements.
http://www.newell.k12.sd.us/
