The Legislature of Minnesota Territory created the County of Big Sioux in 1857, covering the same boundaries afterwards defined by a Dakota legislature as Minnehaha County, and also Midway County, adjoining on the north, with Medary, the county seat, and in the year 1857 Governor Ramsey of Minnesota Territory appointed the following officers for the new County of Big Sioux: County commissioners, William Little, James McBride, A. L. Kilgore; regi…
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