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In a mission of preserving prairie Grasslands, I present Passage Through Dust--Pioneer Eastern Dakota, a historical chronicle showing changes of prairie life. Anecdotes concern German-American pioneer days on the Plains, with Victoriana noted. My German Grandparents and Great Grandparents homesteaded in Waverly-Watertown area in 1880. Born and raised on the farm, I also interviewed Mother throughout her 92 years about ancestors, land, community and climate. Anecdotes cover blizzards, hail storms, personality sketches, future of Plains, immigrants ocean crossings, behind scenes in country community, remnants of early days, bare survival, drouth crisis, hand digging wells, other stories.
The call coming from the Dakota Grasslands summons the watchers when sail-back reptiles are noticed there. While doing their usual routine in this mission, they are unexpectedly attacked by those sail-back reptiles and some other animals. With these various attacks in different places, the team starts to suspect and wonder if an unknown foe is behind this. They end up in a showdown and discover who the villain really is. How will they be able to foil the plot of this new enemy?
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