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April 1912 Oracle - 1912
Paper booklet entitled "The Oracle". Booklet is a periodical put together by the students of Deadwood High School. This issue is April, 1912. The cover of the book is a dark brown and is imprinted with a stylized black border inside which is printed in black ink: "The Oracle. DHS. April 1912. Commencement Number." The title page inside the booklet reads: "The High School Oracle. Commencement Number. Published By Students of the Deadwood High ...
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Book of By-Laws of the Fish and Hunter Company - 1911-1976
Book of By-Laws of the Fish and Hunter Company. The first set of By-Laws are handwritten and dates to July 24, 1911 and was signed by John Hunter, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hunter, Eleazer O. Dickey, Clayton H. Harwood, Frank S. Howe, and M. Lillian Howe. (Pages 1 to 19) The second set of By-Laws are written and pasted into the ledger dated April 3, 1936 and signed by George Hunter, W.E. Dickey, Mrs. M.C. Harwood, F.S. Howe, Lillian H. Howe, and th...
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Days of '76 Rodeo Program, 1928 - 1928
Official program for Deadwood's fifth annual Days of '76 on August 8th, 9th, and 10th, 1928. Inside front cover is an ad for three "first-run pictures" to be shown at the Deadwood Theatre: Hoot Gibson in "Riding for Fame," Tom Mix in "The Painted Post," and Ken Maynard in "Code of Scarlet." Also showing was "Black Hills, featuring many Western South Dakota people." The first page lists the Executive Committee of the Days of '76, as well as ...
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"Gone With the Wind"/"The American Legion Uproariously Presents a Burlesque" - 1939
A program for a production of "Gone with the Wind" by the local American Legion. The female roles were all played by men. The program contains numerous advertisments for local shops and restraunts.
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Letterhead for the Fish and Hunter Company
Blank letterhead for the Fish and Hunter Company. The logo has a water feature with a fish coming out of the water, and a man holding a gun. Under "Hunter Co." is "P.O Box 990 // Spearfish, South Dakota // 57783 // Since 1878." On the far right edge of the paper is "WHOLESALE // Building Materials // Millwork // Hardware // Industrial Supplies // 540 S. 32ND STREET // PHONE (605) 642-5783." The letterhead was used by Cecile Hurley when h...
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Map of the City of Deadwood, Lawrence County, S. Dak - 1891
Map of the City of Deadwood, Lawrence County, S. Dak. showing boundary of City limits and Wards; also lots, blocks, streets, mineral claims, prominent buildings, and street and railroad lines. Drawn by P.L. Rogers, City Engineer of the City of Deadwood, on January 5, 1891. The map was made the official map of the City of Deadwood on January 5, 1891. The legend depicts lines for Patented Mineral Claims, Rail Roads, and Street Railroads. ...
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Minutes Book of the Fish and Hunter Company. - 1911-1953
Minutes Book of the Fish and Hunter Company. The book starts with the handwritten Articles of Incorporation of the Fish and Hunter Company dated April 19, 1911 and is signed by John Hunter, E. C. Dickey, and Frank S. Howe. Page 4 has a certificate of Extension of Corporate Existence dated April 9, 1936. Page 8 is when the Minutes for the Directors Meeting starts dated July 1, 1911 and the last entry is August 5, 1953. The ledger also ...
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"Souvenir--Elks Minstrels" program - 1907
Souvenir program for the Elks Minstrels. The front cover is blue with a white elk painted on it with "Souvenir // Elks Minstrels" printed in white. The concert was for Deadwood Lodge No. 508 at the Deadwood Theater. The event was directed by S. A. Grubs Minstrel Syndicate from Chicago. The program as the order of events, list of officers, and advertisements for various businesses.
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