| It was divided in 1889 |
DAKOTA |
| Kind of dog or Pie |
ESKIMO |
| Lengthy |
LONG |
| Lock of hair |
TRESS |
| Many times, in verse |
OFT |
| Medicinal amount |
DOSE |
| Milquetoast |
SISSY |
| Mischievous pranks |
DIDOS |
| Moistens flax |
RETS |
| More in need of a massage |
ACHIER |
| Mountainous walk |
HIKE |
| Need medical attention |
AIL |
| Not great, but not awful either |
SOSO |
| On a cruise |
ASEA |
| One way to become parents |
ADOPT |
| Padded gloves |
MITTS |
| Padre's sister |
TIA |
| Peak in the Cascades |
SHASTA |
| Prefix with "carp" or "biology" |
EXO |
| Prefix with "while" |
ERST |
| Prepare cherries for pie, e.g |
PIT |
| Princess' annoyance, in a fairy tale |
PEA |
| Proofreader's notation |
STET |
| Reading rooms |
DENS |
| Sega hedgehog |
SONIC |
| Setter fetter |
LEASH |
| Sphere or globe |
ORB |
| Tahoe device |
TBAR |
| They march in March |
IRISH |
| Throw down the gauntlet |
DARE |
| TV's Southfork Ranch locale |
DALLAS |
| Unintentional poker table signals |
TELLS |
| Up to |
UNTIL |
| Waste one's breath |
LABORTHEOBVIOUS |
| Way-back-when time |
YORE |
| Where one's proboscis may be |
TOTHEGRINDSTONE |
| With "play," it's easy as pie |
CHILDS |
| ___ horse (old train locomotive) |
IRON |
| ___ mater |
ALMA |
