his last four years. He was a member of the Alfalfa Club. Beresford honored William J. Bulow in 1959 during the town's seventy-five year jubilee observance. The city's park was dedicated as "Bulow Park" on June 3, 1959. Death and legacy Almost nine months later, Bulow died in Washington, D.C.; his body was returned to Beresford for burial at the St. John Catholic Cemetery, where he was interred next to his first wife, Katherine (Reedy) Bulow (January 29, 1875September 17, 1918). Years later, Bulow's house in Beresford, South Dakota was declared a historic landmark (Governor William J. Bulow House). References External links Listing for William J. Bulow's home on the National Register of Historic Places National Governors Association 1869 births 1960 deaths People from Clermont County, Ohio American people of German descent American Lutherans Democratic Party United States senators from South Dakota Democratic Party governors of South Dakota Democratic Party South Dakota state senators Mayors of places in South Dakota South Dakota state court judges Politicians from Sioux Falls, South Dakota People from Beresford, South Dakota South Dakota lawyers University of Michigan Law School alumni