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Fort Kiowa. Fort Kiowa, originally named Fort Lookout, was a 19th-century American Fur Trading post located on the Missouri River near the present day communities of Chamberlain and Oacoma, South Dakota.
A post office was established there on July 28, 1892, and the settlement was named Ninnekah, a Choctaw word meaning night or darkness. George W. Thomas arrived in Ninnekah in February 1903. He farmed, ranched, and operated a store. His crops were corn, cotton, and wheat. The Thomas store was Ninnekah's first brick building.