Founded in 1901 when the railroad extended its rail service into Campbell County, Pollock, South Dakota is a town in Campbell County, South Dakota. The town was first named Herba, which was later changed in honor of R.Y. Pollock, a lay minister. The original town site was approximately one mile north of the current town which became Lake Oahe after a dam was built on the Missouri River.
Recommended Resources
The Pollock, South Dakota branch of CCB is located on Main Street. Its address, telephone and fax numbers, lobby hours, and an overview of its loans, products and services are offered.
http://www.ccbank.org/
Pollock Implement & Lumber Company
The locally owned and operated company is located along Lake Oahe in Pollock, South Dakota. As an old International Harvester dealer, the company stocks many parts for IH machines, as well as carrying parts for Case, Hesston and Farmhand equipment, lumber and building supplies, and new Arctic Cat ATVs. Its new and pre-owned units are featured, along with a map showing the location of the business.
http://www.pollockimplement.com/
Pollock Retrofix manufactures seal kits to replace bearings and seals on John Deere 1860 and late model 750 no-till drills. A history of the business is presented, with details on how its products work, as well as contact and purchase information.
http://www.pollockretrofix.com/
Maintained by the Pollock Area Development Corporation, the site features a guide to area businesses, hunting and fishing opportunities and guide services, churches, events, and housing, as well as a profile of the community.
http://www.pollocksouthdakota.com/
The West Pollock Resort and its on-site restaurant, Riverside Steakhouse & Lounge, are highlighted. The Pollock, South Dakota facilities are described and photographs are made available, along with information about hunting and fishing in the area, an overview of its lodging accommodations, services, features, and contact data.
http://www.westpollockresort.com/
