Deadwood Holidays 1876 - 1894, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Seasons of Lent, Presidents' Day, Valentines Day
Thanksgiving
Bill of Fare: Turkey, Beaver Tail Mock-turtle Soup, Mouse Pudding
Turkeys, arrival of a load of birds, "Thanksgiving"
In regard to: Thanksgiving
Oct 18 1877
Miners Union grand ball Thanksgiving night
In regard to: Miners Union, Lead City
Nov 09 1877
Bullock, Seth of Deadwood, Thanksgiving Ball
In regard to: Bullock, Seth
Nov 23 1877
Miner’s Ball 90 couples attended, enjoyable affair
In regard to: Miners Union
Dec 05 1877
Printers’ Ball, to be held Thanksgiving night
In regard to: Merrick, A.W.
Oct 24 1878
Grand holiday performance of "Marble Heart"
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Nov 24 1878
"Marble Heart or The Sculptor's Dream"
French Drama by Charles Selby, 5 acts and 23 Tableaux, romance
"False ones of the Past, False ones of the Future,
woe to the man who loves you; thou hast ever been and ever will be
Ministers of Ruin - Misery - and Death!"
Grand holiday performance to be given on Thanksgiving
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Nov 25 1878
Holiday performance to wind up merry Thanksgiving
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Nov 27 1878
Butcher sold 1200 lbs of poultry for Thanksgiving
In regard to: Sasse, Charles
Nov 28 1878
Decides to give Thanksgiving dinner every Sunday
In regard to: Palace Restaurant
In regard to: Gandolfo, Joseph E.
Nov 30 1878
Thanksgiving turkey for dinner today, Main St, ad
In regard to: Gregorys Restaurant
Dec 01 1878
Fastidious gent moved because of mouse in pudding
In regard to: Thanksgiving
Jun 04 1879
Turkey driver starts out with 600, has 30 left
In regard to: Turkey
Nov 16 1879
Turkey raffle every day and evening at saloon
In regard to: Hanley and Elliott
Nov 20 1879
Beaver tail soup for Sunday’s dinner at Rosebrough
In regard to: Rosebrough Bros.
Nov 22 1879
Will give a grand thanksgiving dinner tomorrow
In regard to: Springer,
Nov 26 1879
Mock-turtle soup for dinner at the Headquarters
In regard to: Rosebrough Bros.
Dec 02 1879
The boss turkey dinner at the Eatephone today
In regard to: Eatephone Resturant
Dec 07 1879
Had wonderful Thanksgiving spread
In regard to: Merchants Hotel
In regard to: Overland Hotel
In regard to: Wentworth House
Nov 26 1881
Deadwood's First Christmas and First Celebration
Lee Craven, City Recorder and Miner, Serves Up Christmas Dinner
Lee, Mr. is City Recorder, old miner, sawmill
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Jun 08 1876
Lee and Ike Brown are businessmen
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Jun 08 1876
Talbot, Dr. D.D. Recorder, South Deadwood
In regard to: Talbot, D.D.
Jun 17 1876
Pioneer editor, Lee, Brown and Trayner tour claims
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Jun 17 1876
Lee and Co. own Gordon lode
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Aug 12 1876
Lee, C. committee to draft laws for Deadwood
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Aug 19 1876
Lee, C. runs for council in Deadwood
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Sep 16 1876
Lee and Brown first house built of Pine logs Deadwood
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Oct 07 1876
To perform at Temple of Music
In regard to: Brown, Richard, Banjo Dick
In regard to: Garretson, Fannie
In regard to: Clarkson, Luella
In regard to: Clifton, Charles
In regard to: May, Winnetta
In regard to: Wallace, William
Dec 02 1876
To be at Langrishe Theatre
In regard to: Gross, W. J.
In regard to: Griffith, J. N., Jimmy
Dec 16 1876
Grand Ball for reopening of General Custer House.
In regard to: Langrishe, Jack S.
In regard to: Starr, Sol.
In regard to: General Custer House.
December 16 1876
Langrishe Theatre gets new floor and new stoves
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Dec 23 1876
Collins, E.R. actor arrived in Deadwood, Langrishe
In regard to: Collins, E.R.
Dec 23 1876
Grand Central Hotel turkey dinner Christmas day
In regard to: Grand Central Hotel
Dec 23 1876
Grand Central Hotel postponed Christmas Ball
In regard to: Grand Central Hotel
Dec 23 1876
Pioneer editor writes Whoop-La! Merry Christmas
In regard to: Pioneer Newspaper
Dec 23 1876
Bella Union Grand Masquerade Ball Christmas day
In regard to: Bella Union
Dec 23 1876
Lee has Christmas dinner for others
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Dec 30 1876
Christmas dinner at Mr. Lee's
In regard to: Talbot, Dr.
In regard to: Swift, J.A.
In regard to: Siever, Noah
In regard to: Webb, A.
In regard to: Iler, Walter
In regard to: Atchison, George
In regard to: Adams, A.J.
Dec 30 1876
Langrishe Theatre Christmas and New Years eve drama
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Dec 30 1876
Bella Union Christmas eve party interrupted
In regard to: Bella Union
Dec 30 1876
Christmas as we find it here, Black Hills editorial
In regard to: Christmas 1877
Jan 06 1877
Congregational Church preparations for Christmas
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 08 1877
IXL Restaurant Bill of fare for Christmas day
In regard to: IXL Hotel
Dec 22 1877
Congregational Church "Old Santa" will be present
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 22 1877
Congregational church Christmas services
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 22 1877
Times wishes "friends, readers, enemies" Christmas
In regard to: Times Newspaper
Dec 24 1877
Langrishe theater "Arrah-na-Pogue" performance
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Dec 24 1877
Hazen, Ben IXL Christmas dinner
In regard to: Hazen, Benjamin M.
In regard to: IXL Hotel
Dec 26 1877
Welch Christmas Dinner 1877
In regard to: Welch Hotel
Dec 26 1877
Sahler House, Judge Sahler Christmas feast
In regard to: Sahler House
Dec 26 1877
Billings, Joe of O.F.C. Christmas dinner 1877
In regard to: Billings, Joe
Dec 26 1877
"Christmas carroll" Christmas 1877
In regard to: Higgins, Carrie
In regard to: Warner, Maud
In regard to: Travis, Minnie
In regard to: Wagner, Laura
In regard to: Winram, Georgia
In regard to: Brown, Ella
In regard to: Brown, Mollie
In regard to: Bennett, Sarah
In regard to: Denee, Isabella Maude
Dec 26 1877
Leimer, Carrie "sweet little song" Christmas 1877
In regard to: Leimer, Carrie
Dec 26 1877
Little Em's saloon Lee Street Christmas day
In regard to: Little Em Saloon
Dec 26 1877
Hanly's saloon Central City Christmas day
In regard to: Hanley Saloon
Dec 26 1877
Norcross, Rev. L.P. writes thank you for Christmas
In regard to: Norcross, L.P.
Dec 26 1877
Congregational Church Christmas festival 1877
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 26 1877
Christmas editorial 1877 in Deadwood
In regard to: Deadwood
Dec 26 1877
Church in Deadwood has a Christmas Tree
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 30 1877
In Golden Gate, has a Christmas Tree
In regard to: Conlee House
Dec 30 1877
Christmas gifts available
In regard to: Gillette, D.M.
In regard to: D.M. Gillette and Co., Watchmakers and Jewelers, ad
Jan 02 1878
Children practicing for grand Christmas entertainment
In regard to: Schools
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 12 1878
Is a fit subject for remembrance on Christmas
In regard to: Sisters Hospital
Dec 12 1878
Nice assortment of Christmas tree ornaments
In regard to: Cella and Hall, fruit dealers
Dec 18 1878
Will preach sermon on Christmas Day for Episcopals
In regard to: Lessel, Rev
In regard to: Episcopalian
Dec 19 1878
Will give grand ball on Christmas Eve
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
Dec 19 1878
Asking for aid for unfortunates at Christmas time
In regard to: Barron, E.H. Judge
In regard to: Holstein, Ben
In regard to: Hildebrand, John
Dec 19 1878
Arranging a Christmas Eve festival for little ones
In regard to: Episcopalian
Dec 19 1878
To give ball at Fireproof Hall on Christmas Eve
In regard to: Johnson, Mollie
In regard to: Fireproof Hall
Dec 20 1878
Committee to solicit donations for Christmas needs
In regard to: Baron, E.H. Judge
In regard to: Holstein, Ben
In regard to: Hildebrand, John
Dec 20 1878
The boss raffle of the times on Christmas evening
In regard to: Ruggles Oyster Bay
In regard to: Rosebrough, Charle
Dec 20 1878
Have collected $175 for Christmas dinners
In regard to: Hildebrand, John
Dec 21 1878
Committee collected $201.50 for Christmas dinners
In regard to: Sisters Hospital
Dec 22 1878
Have made arrangements with Santa for Christmas
In regard to: Cella and Hall, fruit dealers
Dec 22 1878
Childrens "Christmas tree" held on Christmas Eve
In regard to: Episcopalian
Dec 22 1878
"The Road Agent of the Hills" again, by popular demand
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Dec 23 1878
Episcopal Church Sunday School Christmas Tree
In regard to: Schools
In regard to: Episcopalian
Dec 23 1878
Judge's committee collected $242 for Christmas dinners
In regard to: Barron, E. H. Judge
In regard to: Sisters Hospital
Dec 24 1878
Christmas egg nogg at the Bank Saloon
In regard to: Bank Saloon
Dec 24 1878
"Grandest entertainment of the season
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Dec 24 1878
"Perkins, of Langrishe troupe, hit as Santa Claus
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Dec 25 1878
"Of Langrishe troupe, made a hit as Santa Claus
In regard to: Perkins, Frank L.
Dec 25 1878
"Christmas Tree" was grand success for little ones
In regard to: Episcopalian
Dec 25 1878
Card to Public, Collection for Christmas cheer
In regard to: Barron, E.H. Judge
In regard to: Holstein, Ben
In regard to: Hildebrand, John
Dec 25 1878
Merry Christmas bill is being offered tonight
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Dec 25 1878
Christmas bill of fare at the IXL Hotel
In regard to: IXL Hotel
Dec 25 1878
Will be open on Christmas only from 12:00 to 1:00
In regard to: Post Office
Dec 25 1878
Marriage at Welch House on Christmas evening
In regard to: Atwood, E.F. Rev
Dec 25 1878
Christmas tree exercise of Sunday School today
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 25 1878
Church filled to overflowing for Christmas program
In regard to: Pickett, J.W.
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 26 1878
Christmas program enjoyed by a good house
In regard to: Langrishe Theatre
Dec 27 1878
Judge served Christmas dinner at Sister??s Hospital
In regard to: Sisters Hospital
In regard to: Baron, E.H. Judge
Dec 27 1878
Served Christmas dinner at Sister's Hospital
In regard to: Lee, Craven
Dec 27 1878
Scene of quiet wedding on Christmas evening
In regard to: Springer House
Dec 27 1878
Marriage, to James Brelsford, on Christmas evening
In regard to: Hodnett, Emma
In regard to: Brelsford, James M
Dec 27 1878
Marriage, to J.H. Frank, Christmas evening
In regard to: Brennan, S.M.,Miss
In regard to: Frank, J.H.
Dec 27 1878
Gave Christmas dinner to enthusiastic group
In regard to: Murray, Mrs
Dec 29 1878
Second attempt at suicide failed, at Leadville
In regard to: Lee, Craven
In regard to: Served dinners to others at Deadwood's First Christmas
Nov 15 1879
Making plans to celebrate Christmas week
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 13 1879
Family intend to eat Christmas turkey at Denver
In regard to: Leimer, C.F.
Dec 16 1879
According to customs, will have Christmas tree
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 17 1879
To be married at Spearfish on Christmas Eve
In regard to: Walton, John C.
In regard to: Johnston, Louisa
Dec 18 1879
Going to Cheyenne to eat Christmas dinner with family
In regard to: Kuykendall, Judge
Dec 18 1879
Talk of a sleigh ride to post on Christmas Day
In regard to: Fort Meade
Dec 18 1879
Movement on foot to get up poor mans Christmas dinner
In regard to: Deadwood
Dec 19 1879
To raffle off 200 turkeys on Christmas eve
In regard to: Wolsey, William
Dec 21 1879
Grand ball will be given at Gem on Christmas Eve
In regard to: Swearingen, Albert E.
In regard to: Gem Theatre
Dec 23 1879
Everyone invited to Christmas Ball at Spearfish House
In regard to: Rogers, John
Dec 23 1879
Sunday school concert made $90 for Christmas gifts
In regard to: Social
Dec 24 1879
Will discourse the sweetest music on Christmas Day
In regard to: Ollerenshaw, Professor
Dec 24 1879
Merchant prince of Lead issues Merry Christmas greeting
In regard to: James, Thomas
Dec 25 1879
Will be open from 12 till 1:00 today, Christmas
In regard to: Post Office
Dec 25 1879
Lawyer went out fully armed, for Christmas dinner?
In regard to: Burns, John
Dec 25 1879 Title Santa was robbed by road agents
In regard to: Deadwood
Dec 25 1879
Employees of Times Newspaper share Christmas gift
In regard to: Warner, Porter
In regard to: Pinneo, Frank M.
In regard to: McCray, Will S.
In regard to: Nachand, O.S.
In regard to: Wright, W.H.
In regard to: White, Will
In regard to: St. Charles, Bradford E.
In regard to: Eblin, Frank
In regard to: Crandall, J.C.
In regard to: Hammer, T.J.
Dec 27 1879
Gen and family were in the metropolis Christmas Day
In regard to: Sturgis, S.D. General
Dec 27 1879
Gayville pupils gave little exhibition on Christmas evening
In regard to: Plummer, Miss
In regard to: Pierce, Miss
In regard to: Wooding, Miss
In regard to: Charbono, Miss
In regard to: Hilderbrand, Miss
In regard to: Gard, Miss
In regard to: Pierce, Master
In regard to: Nettlehorse, Master
In regard to: Anderson, Master
In regard to: Hugill, E.P., teacher
Dec 28 1879
Costly diamond ring of unique design, Christmas gift
In regard to: Chambers, Miss Agusta, former Langrishe actress and poetess
Dec 28 1879
Teacher at Gayville, reports Christmas pleasant
In regard to: Hugill, E.P.
Dec 27 1879
Christmas tree celebration a big success
In regard to: Congregationalism
In regard to: Atwood, E.F. Rev.
In regard to: Atwood, E.F., Mrs
In regard to: Pichler, Miss
In regard to: Mund, H.H.
In regard to: Cushman,
Dec 27 1879
Arrived here from east with wife on Christmas night
In regard to: Graham, N.R.
Dec 27 1879
Guests of Wagner's home remembered at Christmas
In regard to: Porter,
In regard to: McKay,
In regard to: Gray,
In regard to: Gilmer,
Dec 28 1879
Pets of Wagner's home remembered at Christmas too
In regard to: Dan
In regard to: Daisy
Dec 28 1879
Wax doll of gigantic proportions, a Christmas gift
In regard to: Wagner, Laura
Dec 28 1879
Vast assortment of Christmas novelties, ad
In regard to: Strass, C.B.
Jan 01 1880
Rosh Hashonah, dear to Jews as Christmas is to Christians
In regard to: Jewish Temple
Sep 07 1880
Santa came to town early with toy sleds on a wagon
In regard to: Christmas
Oct 27 1880
They may hold Christmas services in new edifice
In regard to: Episcopal Church
Nov 04 1880
Making arrangements for mammoth Christmas tree
In regard to: Conlee, John
Dec 01 1880
Conlee to have mammoth Christmas tree at residence
In regard to: Golden Gate
Dec 01 1880
Concert given on Christmas Eve to pay for gift tree
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 08 1880
Hank going to Iowa to eat Christmas goose with family
In regard to: Wright, W.H.
Dec 08 1880
Christmas trees and elaborate concert for celebration
In regard to: Methodist Church
Dec 12 1880
Times printed up invitations for Christmas dance
In regard to: Scollard, John
Dec 17 1880
Annual Christmas concert to be held on Dec 21
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 18 1880
Will sing a song or two at the Christmas concert
In regard to: Bomeisler, L.E.
Dec 19 1880
Christmas concert tonight pays for Gift Tree
In regard to: Gray, Miss
In regard to: Austin, Mrs
In regard to: Bomeisler, L.E.
Dec 21 1880
Christmas gift to be given to best teacher in Deadwood
In regard to: Schools
In regard to: Deadwood
Dec 21 1880
Terraville ladies soliciting funds for Christmas tree
In regard to: Christmas
Dec 23 1880
Methodist and Congregational Christmas festivities
In regard to: Methodist Church
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 23 1880
Don't forget firemen's ball on Christmas Eve
In regard to: Fire Department
Dec 23 1880
Miners working 13 hr days to have Christmas off
In regard to: Homestake Mine
Dec 24 1880
There will be a Christmas tree at hotel, Terraville
In regard to: Gray, Jack
Dec 24 1880
Will be open on Christmas Day from 10 till 11 am
In regard to: Post Office
Dec 24 1880
There will be a Christmas tree at school house
In regard to: Terraville
Dec 24 1880
Masqueraded in shaggy suit as Santa Claus
In regard to: Plowman, A.J.
Dec 25 1880
Judge acted as Santa Claus for Methodist Church
In regard to: Chadwick, W.L.
Dec 25 1880
Hotel Bill of Fare for Christmas Day
In regard to: Merchant??s Hotel
Dec 25 1880
Will give grand Christmas dinner at her house
In regard to: Frenchy, Mrs
Dec 25 1880
Mr and Miss Pichler have magnificent Christmas tree
In regard to: Pichler,
Dec 25 1880
Restaurant Bill of Fare for Christmas Day
In regard to: Headquarters Restaurant
Dec 25 1880
Presented wife with cabinet organ for Christmas
In regard to: Hammer, T.H.
Dec 25 1880
Burts patent Etagere bedstead given as Christmas gift
In regard to: Edwards, Mr and Mrs
Dec 25 1880
Will not be as merry a Christmas as we wish
In regard to: Adams, R.O., ex- Deadwood Postmaster
Dec 25 1880
Christmas Eve at Spearfish
In regard to: Ames, Daniel
In regard to: Blackwell,
In regard to: Ingersoll, John
In regard to: Gay,
In regard to: Rogers, Ella
In regard to: Gardner, C.V.
In regard to: Frank, Mrs
In regard to: Dalton, Nina
Dec 28 1880
Received 1st Christmas present other than family
In regard to: Scott, D.
Dec 28 1880
Entertained a host of friends on Christmas
In regard to: Abt, Frank
Dec 28 1880
Christmas on the post
In regard to: Fort Meade
Dec 28 1880
Happy Christmas tide enjoyed to its fullest extent
In regard to: Black Hills
Dec 28 1880
Wife sent him a Prussian Narrankappe for Christmas
In regard to: Wedelstaedt, Henrich A. L.
Dec 31 1880
Knights of Pythias to give Christmas ball
In regard to: Secret Societies
In regard to: Freemasons
Dec 07 1881
To hold concert and Christmas tree in Central
In regard to: Methodist Church
In regard to: Central City
Dec 13 1881
Manager Helweg to give Christmas ball
In regard to: Overland Hotel
Dec 20 1881
Will spend Christmas with Deadwood friends
In regard to: Vore, Ora, Miss
Dec 22 1881
Will sing Christmas anthem next Sabbath
In regard to: North, J.M.
In regard to: Chapin, E.H.
In regard to: Holden, A.J.
Dec 23 1881
Business will be suspended for Christmas
In regard to: Christmas
Dec 23 1881
Prisoners to have Christmas party
In regard to: Christmas
Dec 23 1881
Santa will give gifts at Congregational concert
In regard to: Christmas
Dec 23 1881
St. John's schedule of Christmas services
In regard to: Churches
Dec 23 1881
Having grand Christmas dinner
In regard to: Websters Palace
Dec 24 1881
To make a diary for Christmas present
In regard to: Gaston, John
Dec 24 1881
Their Christmas service
In regard to: Methodist Church
Dec 27 1881
Christmas at the jail
In regard to: Christmas
Dec 27 1881
Prisoners thank sheriff for Christmas party
In regard to: Belding, John P., Sheriff
Dec 27 1881
Received Christmas gift from subordinates
In regard to: Belding, John P.
Dec 27 1881
Christmas ball held at Sturgis business
In regard to: Scollard, Johnny
Dec 27 1881
Held grand Christmas dinner at post office building
In regard to: Pratt, Mrs.
Dec 28 1881
Hall in Galena had grand Christmas ball
In regard to: Browns Hall
Dec 28 1881
Miners gathered at their store for Christmas
In regard to: Van and Fisher
Dec 29 1881
St John's Guild Christmas entertainment
In regard to: Episcopal Church
Dec 29 1881
If Christmas falls on Monday, severe winter sure
In regard to: Weather
Sep 28 1882
Marco Bozzaris Lodge No 3 giving ball on Christmas
In regard to: Freemasons
In regard to: Seth Bullock, Officer of The Fraternal Order of Knights of Pythias
Marco Bozzaris Lodge No. 3
Dec 05 1882
Active rehearsing of Christmas cantata is going on
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 12 1882
Cantata "Under The Palms" on Christmas evening
In regard to: Congregationalism
Dec 15 1882
Chicked fancier arranges cock fight for Christmas
In regard to: Cock Fights
Dec 20 1882
Collecting money to entertain poor at Christmas time
In regard to: Bernard, Joe
Dec 21 1882
Old fashioned pigeon shoot on Christmas Day
In regard to: Central City
In regard to: Pigeon Shoot
Dec 23 1882
Collected purse for Father Rosen's Christmas
In regard to: Manning, Johnny
In regard to: McLaughlin,
Dec 27 1882
Christmas celebrations in Deadwood
In regard to: Rosen, Father
Dec 27 1882
Father presented purse of $234 for Christmas
In regard to: Rosen, Father
Dec 27 1882
Churches all held services on Christmas Day
In regard to: Central City
Dec 27 1882
Rev had Christmas tree in reservation school house
In regard to: Robinson,
Jan 12 1883
Terraville Sunday school will provide a Christmas tree for the children on Christmas eve, Monday, December 24th, at the school house. All the families of the gulch are invited and space will be made for presents for any who wish to take part.
In regard to: Schools.
In regard to: Terraville.
December 16, 1883
Orchestra of Professor Upwald are now in rehearsal to assist the choir on Christmas in the Catholic services in this city.
In regard to: Upwald.
In regard to: Catholic Church.
December 16, 1883
Hilan Hulan and wife are in the city selecting Christmas presents. Mr. Hulan, to combine business with pleasure, drove in nineteen head of nice fat steers for Billy Morgan and Company.
In regard to: Hulan, Hilan.
In regard to: Billy Morgan and Company.
December 19, 1883
Headquarters for Santa Claus! Max Fishel and Brothers, we are now prepared to show the public the largest and most select stock of holiday presents, ever brought to this city.
In regard to: Fishel, Max.
December 19, 1883
Morris Appel came in from his ranch yesterday evening. He will remain here during the holidays, and is open for an engagement as Santa Claus on Christmas eve.
In regard to: Appel, Morris.
December 20, 1883
Tonight in Kiemer's hall will be given Root's beautiful cantata, "Under the Palms," and a short concert between the parts. The cantata will be given by the Congregational Sunday school and the two choirs of the church. The solos will be given by Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. C.C. Moody, Misses Warner, Cushman, Forest and Kelly, with recitation by Katie Phillips; solos by Mr. Ickes, Mr. Lake, Will Warner, Mr. Ismon, Porter Warner, Mr. Bent and Mr. Cushman. The concert comprises the following programme: Quartette, Gaily Sings the Sailor Boy, Mr. Ismon, Lake, Will Warner and Ickes. Duett, See the Pale Moon, Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Hamilton. Solo, Spring Song, Mrs C.C. Moody. Solo, the Flower Girl, Mrs. Bullock. Bass solo and quartette, Mr. Ickes and Gentlemen's Quartette. Miss Fowler will preside at the piano. Mr. Bent has kindly loaned a new piano for the occasion from his stock.
December 21, 1883
In regard to: Bullock, Mrs., Martha
In regard to: Gentlemen's Quartette
In regard to: Congregational Church
Sometime during Christmas night, a shot was fired on Seiver street, and the ball, not less than 45 calibre, passed through the side of the house of Peter Kopplecomb lives, passing over the bed on which he and his wife were sleeping, and out through the side of the house, and struck a building some distance off, where it glanced and fell. This matter should be looked into.
In regard to: Kopplecomb, Peter.
December 27, 1883
Crow Dog attended mass at the Catholic church Christmas, and then enjoyed a turkey dinner at Mrs. Gillmore's. He was the guest of Jim Lawler.
In regard to: Crow Dog.
In regard to: Gillmore, Mrs.
In regard to: Lawler, Jim.
In regard to: Catholic Church.
In regard to: Indians.
December 27, 1883
Father Rosen received as a present from the ladies of the Catholic church on Christmas a fine easy chair and a silk morning gown, the two articles costing $100.
In regard to: Rosen, Peter.
In regard to: Catholic Church.
December 27, 1883
Professor Johnson the hack driver had a runaway, when coming down Main street Christmas afternoon. But little damage was done, other than spilling out his load of passengers on the snow.
In regard to: Johnson.
December 27, 1883
C.X. Harris, who is confined to his room, was made happy on Christmas through the thoughtfulness of Hank Jewett. These little acts are the green spots in life that the mind in after years reverts to with pleasure.
In regard to: Harris, C.X.
In regard to: Jewett, Hank.
December 28, 1883
Frank Zipp and his men returned from a Christmas party at his Crow Peak ranch yesterday forenoon. After arriving at his store, Frank disarmed and put away his artillery. A British Bull Dog, 45 calibre, formed part of his armament, and from this he removed all the cartridges but two, and thinking they were all out, a young man in his employ took it, and as it was self-cocking, soon had an explosion, the ball crashing through a heavy French plate glass window, shivering it to atoms, and striking the frozen ground in the street, flattened out and quit. It was fortunate no one was passing at the time, or we might have been compelled to chronicle a death.
In regard to: Zipp, Frank.
December 28, 1883
Came to the front so splendidly on Christmas and followed suit on New Years Day, served egg nog accompaniments, free for all.
In regard to: Bank Saloon.
January 3, 1884
Reports a good time during the holidays on the Belle Fourche, on Christmas Eve there was a dance at Hughie Ford??s, the next night they went to Uncle John Hilderbrand's.
In regard to: Missouri, John.
In regard to: Ford, Hughie.
In regard to: Hilderbrand, John.
In regard to: Christmas
January 3, 1884
Tom McMaster, Sam's oldest brother, came in on the Sidney coach last evening. No man living knows more about mines than he does. He left here on Christmas day, 1880, and since then has traveled all over the world.
In regard to: McMaster, Tom.
In regard to: McMaster, Sam.
April 18, 1884
Christmas joys.
In regard to: Max Fishel and Brother.
In regard to: Christmas.
Dec. 11, 1884
Christmas tree and party at Skinner residence.
In regard to: Christmas.
In regard to: Skinner, T. L.
Dec. 19, 1884
Mrs. Gray's Christmas tree.
In regard to: Gray, John Mrs.
In regard to: Christmas.
Dec. 21, 1884
Christmas Eve high temperature -18.
In regard to: Weather at Christmas
Dec. 24, 1884
Private Christmas parties.
In regard to: Christmas.
In regard to: Cornell, Johnnie.
In regard to: Cornell, Maud.
In regard to: Cornell, Blanche.
Dec. 25, 1884
Christmas trees at residences.
In regard to: Christmas.
In regard to: Van Cise, Edwin.
In regard to: Belding, John.
In regard to: Liebmann, M. Mrs.
Dec. 28, 1884
Christmas goods.
In regard to: DeMouth and Whalens.
Dec. 1, 1885
An interview with Santa.
In regard to: Christmas.
In regard to: Max Fishel and Brother.
Dec. 17, 1885
An interview with Santa.
In regard to: Christmas.
In regard to: Max Fishel and Brother.
Dec. 17, 1885
Christmas Eve temperature at 50 degrees.
In regard to: Weather at Christmas
Dec. 25, 1885
Seventh annual ball.
In regard to: Fire department.
In regard to: Christmas.
In regard to: McGillis Hall.
Dec. 27, 1885
Santa and Max Fishel.
In regard to: Max Fishel and Brother.
In regard to: Christmas.
Dec. 5, 1886
To raffle music box.
In regard to: Christmas
In regard to: Perkins, Billy.
Dec. 7, 1886
Catholics plan Christmas Cantata.
In regard to: Catholic church.
In regard to: Christmas.
In regard to: Miners Union Hall.
In regard to: Congregational church.
Dec. 10, 1886
Free dance and raffle.
In regard to: Bernard, Maria.
In regard to: National Hotel.
In regard to: Christmas
Dec. 21, 1886
Set the children crazy.
In regard to: Christmas.
In regard to: Hamiltons.
Dec. 22, 1886
Christmas eve dance a success.
In regard to: Bernard, Maria.
Dec. 28, 1886
Today is Jewish Christmas.
In regard to: Jewish Holidays.
Sept. 28, 1887
Three Christmas weddings.
In regard to: Richards, Alfred J.
In regard to: Eaves, Emma A.
In regard to: Buss, W. H.
In regard to: Ingram, George Felix.
In regard to: Craig, Minnie.
In regard to: Dobson, J. O.
In regard to: Austin, William.
In regard to: Howell, Jennie.
In regard to: Hall, George H.
Dec. 28, 1887
Mrs. Wolfenden preparing opera.
In regard to: Christmas
In regard to: Wolfenden, Flora.
Nov. 4, 1888
Happy holidays from railroad.
In regard to: Railroads.
In regard to: Christmas
Dec. 18, 1889
Christmas at the churches.
In regard to: Holidays.
In regard to: Congregational church.
In regard to: Baptist church.
In regard to: Methodist church.
Dec. 24, 1889
Christmas weddings.
In regard to: Wilkins, George W.
In regard to: Koontz, Rebecca J.
In regard to: Buss, W. H.
In regard to: Goodrich, Thomas.
In regard to: Summers, Alice.
In regard to: Hall, George H.
Dec. 27, 1889
Fire department dance pleasurable event.
In regard to: Christmas
In regard to: Fire department.
In regard to: Deadwood city hall.
In regard to: Star, Solomon.
In regard to: Belding, John.
In regard to: McDonald, Edward.
Dec. 27, 1889
Santa's eyebrows singed.
In regard to: Christmas
In regard to: Irwin, Joe.
Dec. 27, 1889
Deadwood again visited by fire, Christmas.
In regard to: Christmas Fire.
In regard to: Chinese.
In regard to: Keller, Frank.
In regard to: Keystone Hotel.
In regard to: Keith, J. G.
In regard to: Fargo, C. G.
In regard to: Lutz, John.
In regard to: Flannigan, Jerry.
In regard to: Bosworth,
In regard to: Beuter, John.
In regard to: Marlette, Giles.
In regard to: Alexander, M.
In regard to: Streeter, D. D.
Dec. 27, 1890
Bee Hive extends Christmas greetings.
In regard to: Lowe, W. E. and Company.
In regard to: Bee Hive.
Dec. 13, 1891
Christmas carol at St. Ambrose.
In regard to: Holidays.
In regard to: Accoisini, J. A.
In regard to: McLaughlin, Daniel J.
In regard to: McLaughlin, William L.
In regard to: St. Ambrose Church.
Dec. 24, 1891
Christmas dinner menu.
In regard to: Keystone Restaurant.
Dec. 25, 1891
Dance attended by forty couples.
In regard to: Brick Store.
In regard to: McKenzie, Alex.
In regard to: Murrin, Thomas D.
In regard to: Hoey, Anna.
Dec. 27, 1891
Miss Myrtah to marry.
In regard to: Phillips, Myrtah.
In regard to: Phillips, Minnie aka Phillips, Myrtah.
Dec. 18, 1892
Portraits are Christmas gifts.
In regard to: Maloney, Richard M.
In regard to: Maloney, Richard M. Mrs.
In regard to: McLaughlin, Frank.
In regard to: McLaughlin, Mary A.
Dec. 25, 1892
Arntz and Veitl married.
In regard to: Arntz, Herman.
In regard to: Veitl, Theresa.
Dec. 27, 1892
Christmas season has come in earnest.
In regard to: Christmas
In regard to: San Francisco Bazaar.
In regard to: Metropolitan Market.
Dec. 17, 1893
Presidents' Day
Closed for Washington’s birthday, Friday, Feb. 22
In regard to: Brown Thum, Bank
In regard to: Stebbins, Wood Post, Bank
Feb 20 1878
Commentary upon George Washington’s Birthday
In regard to: Times Newspaper
Feb 22 1878
Celebrated Washington’s birthday with ball
In regard to: Galena
Feb 25 1878
Feb. 22 paper printed in Red, White and Blue ink
In regarad to: Pioneer Newspaper
Mar 23 1878
Contemplates giving ball on Washington’s birthday
In regard to: Miners Union
Jan 04 1879
No court due to Washington’s birthday, odd law
In regard to: Deadwood
Feb 22 1880
Editors typos to celebrate Washington’s birthday
In regard to: Times Newspaper
Feb 22 1881
Doc to marry on Washington’s birthday
In regard to: Buchanan,
Jan 31 1882
Banks to close for Washington’s birthday
In regard to: Holidays
Feb 21 1882
Washingtons birthday ball promises to be enjoyable
In regard to: Miners Union
Feb 10 1883
Miners Union in Lead making preparations for grand ball on the evening of Washington’s birthday.
In regard to: Miner’s Union.
In regard to: Lead.
February 12, 1884
Mr. Thomas Goldsworthy came down from Lead last evening on business connected with the ball to be given by the Miners’ Union on Washington’s birthday, and while in the city made the Times office a pleasant call. He reports that the sale of tickets, and arrangements are progressing satisfactorily and every indication that this will be, as all previous balls given by the union have been, a success financially and socially. Call again Tommie, you will always find the latch string on the outside.
In regard to: Goldworthy, Thomas.
In regard to: Miners’ Union.
In regard to: Lead.
February 17, 1884
Chris Messner, the foot racer of Central, and Jack Nankervis, the athlete, were in the city celebrating Washington’s birthday.
In regard to: Messner, Chris.
In regard to: Nankervis, Jack.
February 24, 1884
The Seasons of Lent
Mardi Gras, it’s celebration in the Black Hills
In regard to: Deadwood
Dec 29 1878
Services in school house on Ash Wednesday evening
In regard to: Episcopal Church
Feb 26 1879
Last entertainment of the season, before lent
In regard to: Social
Feb 10 1880
Ladies planning a phantom party for end of Lent
In regard to: Episcopal Church
Mar 20 1880
Tickets for the phantom ball are $1 for each person
In regard to: Post Office
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
In regard to: Lake, Richard C.
In regard to: Koenigsberger Bros
In regard to: Hamilton and Rockfellow
In regard to: Burnham, J.P.
Mar 23 1880
Didn’t put on phantom garb, couldn’t disguise feet
In regard to: Donan, P.
Mar 31 1880
Ash Wednesday to be celebrated at St John’s
In regard to: St John Mission
Feb 21 1882
St John’s list of Lent and Easter services
In regard to: St John Mission
Feb 27 1882
Phantom parties are all the rage, let Deadwood prepare
In regard to: Phantom Parties
Dec 03 1882
Grand mask ball to be given on Mardi Gras eve
In regard to: Homestake Hose Company
Jan 05 1883
Suits for grand Mardi Gras ball can be procured of
In regard to: Barnes, A.M.
In regard to: Dickinson, Will
In regard to: Fink,
Jan 25 1883
Mardi Gras ball was brilliant social affair
In regard to: Homestake Hose Company
Feb 07 1883
Ash Wednesday will be ovserved with 11:00 mass
In regard to: Rosen, Father
Feb 07 1883
Tomorrow, Ash Wednesday, there will be mass at 8:30 a.m. at the Catholic church, preceded by the distribution of ashes.
In regard to: Catholic Church.
February 26, 1884
Through the courtesy of Mr. William M. Baird, the Times office is embellished with a copy of the Times-Democrat, of New Orleans, sent home by Johnnie Baird, containing illustrations of the gorgeous pageant of the Mardi Gras parade in that city. Johnnie speaks of it as simply wonderful and grand. He and wife will be with us again about April 1st.
In regard to: Baird, William M.
In regard to: Baird, Johnnie.
In regard to: Black Hills Daily Times.
March 9, 1884
Beary writes about Mardi Gras and Expo.
In regard to: New Orleans.
In regard to: Beary, Allen R.
Jan. 15, 1885
Ash Wednesday begins Lent.
In regard to: Holidays and Lent
Feb. 24, 1887
Valentines Day
Depot carries love provoking missiles, valentines!
In regarad to: Clippingers News Depot
Feb 01 1879
Not many valentines sent due to intense cold
In regarad to: St. Valentines Day
Feb 15 1881
Love sick youths throng stores for valentines
In regarad to: St. Valentines Day
Feb 04 1882
Custom of sending valentines is dropping out
In regarad to: St. Valentines Day
Feb 14 1882
One of the neatest little valentines.
In regarad to: Dunn, William L. Deputy
Feb. 19, 1885
Valentine’s day celebrated immoderately.
In regarad to: St. Valentines Day
In regarad to: Collins, Ed
Feb. 15, 1888
Descretion in Valentines.
In regarad to: Day, Billy
Feb. 16, 1888
Deadwood Indulgence
Masquerade Balls, Bal Masque
Appreciated by All Walks of Life for All Seasons
Gem Theatre, Bella Union, Bonanza Hall, Fireproof Hall
Central Opera House, Kiemer Hall
Demi-monde of Deadwood, African Americans, Germans
Hebrew Benevolent and Episcopal Church
Pickwick Club, Pleasant Hours Club, Deadwood Social Club
Fire Department, Freemasons, Rollerskating
Bella Union Grand Masquerade Ball Christmas day
In regard to: Bella Union
Dec 23 1876
Bonanza on Lee St. Kemp and Asche, masquerade ball
In regard to: Bonanza
Jun 21 1877
Gave a masquerade ball and didn’t keep it to himself
In regard to: Miller, Tom
Aug 13 1877
Bonanza will hold the last masquerade ball
In regard to: Bonanza
Sep 11 1877
Swearingen, Al to hold masquerade ball at Gem
In regard to: Swearinger, Albert E.
Dec 11 1877
Gem masquerade ball, "Pink Dominoes" big hit
In regard to: Gem Theatre
Dec 14 1877
Grand Masquerade Ball
In regard to: Swearengen, E.A.
May 30 1878
Grand Masquerade Ball postponed
In regard to: Swearengen, E.A.
Jun 01 1878
Has now received costumes for masquerade ball
In regard to: Swearingen, Albert E.
Jun 01 1878
Masquerade this evening, suits at the Theatre
In regard to: Gem Theatre
Jun 01 1878
Masquerade ball tonight should have good turn out
In regard to: Bella Union
Aug 16 1878
Hebrews to give grand masquerade ball at house
In regard to: Welch House
Jan 11 1879
Benevolent society of the Hills first masquerade
In regard to: Welch House
Jan 16 1879
To engage two bands for the Hebrew masquerade ball
In regard to: Gandolfo, Joseph E
Jan 16 1879
First dance at the Opera House was largely attended
In regard to: Pickwick Club
Jan 15 1879
Will be in charge of the floor for the masquerade
In regard to: Schiller, J.A.
Jan 16 1879
First masquerade ball in the hills at Welch House
In regard to: Welch House
Jan 21 1879
Packing dressed turkeys for masquerade tonight
In regard to: Gandolfo, Joseph E
Jan 22 1879
Full band furnished the music for the masquerade
In regard to: Gandolfo, Joseph E
Jan 23 1879
Masquerade party was a success in every sense
In regard to: Hebrew Benevolent
Jan 23 1879
Has received a number of costumes, masquerade ball
In regard to: Doherty,
In regard to: Gem Theatre
Jan 28 1879
Costumes for masquerade can be obtained at store
In regard to: Holzmans Store
Jan 28 1879
Miss Mollie Johnson to give masquerade at Hall
In regard to: Fireproof Hall
In regard to: The Girls
Jan 28 1879
Plans a masquerade sometime in March
In regard to: Pleasant Hours
Feb 01 1879
Sent tickets to newspaper for the masquerade ball
In regard to: Social Club
Feb 10 1879
Provides supper for the masquerade ball tonight
In regard to: Delmonico Restaurant
Feb 12 1879
Showed up as a pioneer for the masquerade ball
In regard to: Kenney, Miss
Feb 13 1879
In character of Hebrew Cigar Peddler for masquerade
In regard to: Lewis, Joe
Feb 13 1879
Showed up as a Dutchman for the masquerade ball
In regard to: Miller, Rube
Feb 13 1879
Showed up as a clown for the masquerade ball
In regard to: Schiller, J.A.
Feb 13 1879
As a young lady fooled everyone at masquerade ball
In regard to: Marcus, Master
Feb 13 1879
Showed up as prince in court dress for masquerade
In regard to: Rogers, Sadie, Miss
Feb 13 1879
Showed up as Sitting Bull for the masquerade ball
In regard to: Lillienthal,
Feb 13 1879
Showed up as Rip Van Winkle for masquerade ball
In regard to: Bacon,
Feb 13 1879
Showed up as a fairy for the masquerade ball
In regard to: Barringer, Belle
Feb 13 1879
Masquerade at Lead was undoubtedly event of season
In regard to: Social Club
Feb 13 1879
Showed up as Long Knife for the masquerade ball
In regard to: Godard, Charles
Feb 13 1879
Their next entertainment will be a masquerade
In regard to: Pickwick Club
Feb 14 1879
First Grand Masquerade Ball of Central City club
In regard to: Pickwick Club
Feb 17 1879
Perkins has some costumes for rent for masquerade
In regard to: Pickwick Club
Feb 17 1879
Bart upset with the "smart aleck at the door"
In regard to: Pickwick Club
Feb 21 1879
Paid homage to Terpsichore till an early hour
In regard to: Pickwick Club
Feb 21 1879
Members can receive extra tickets for masquerade
In regard to: Pleasant Hours
Feb 25 1879
Came to the masquerade as a sanguine prospector
In regard to: Hawley,
Mar 01 1879
Came to the masquerade as an Irishman
In regard to: Flaherty,
Mar 01 1879
In harlequin suit for the masquerade
In regard to: Bent,
Mar 01 1879
Came to the masquerade in gorgeous court dress
In regard to: Loveland, Frank
Mar 01 1879
Came to masquerade as a coquettish skating girl
In regard to: Shotwell, Mrs
Mar 01 1879
Capitally represented John Chinaman at masquerade
In regard to: Lillienthal,
Mar 01 1879
Masquerade given last evening was a decided success
In regard to: Pleasant Hours
Mar 01 1879
Made a lovely Scotch lassie at the masquerade
In regard to: Wagner, Laura
Mar 01 1879
The rosy-cheeked Irish girl at the masquerade ball
In regard to: Webster, Miss
Mar 01 1879
To give grand masquerade ball at Central Opera House
In regard to: Pickwick Club
Apr 29 1879
Masquerade attended by 111 couples, grand affair
In regard to: Pickwick Club
Apr 30 1879
Furnished the supper for Pickwick’s masquerade
In regard to: Denver House
Apr 30 1879
Demi-monde of Deadwood getting up masquerade ball
In regard to: Social
Dec 24 1879
Will open Saturday with grand masquerade ball
In regard to: European Restaurant
Dec 25 1879
Performance till midnight, then masquerade ball
In regard to: Gem Theatre
Jan 24 1880
Ladies to have a grand masquerade ball at Wertheimeyer’s
In regard to: Episcopal Church
Feb 05 1880
Masquerade ball by far the affair of the season
In regard to: Episcopal Church
Feb 10 1880
Masquerade ball on skates, at rink on Main Street
In regard to: Social
Feb 24 1880
Floor manager for the masquerade skating party
In regard to: Archer,
Mar 02 1880
Band to provide music for masquerade skating party
In regard to: Upwall,
Mar 02 1880
Floor manager for the masquerade skating party
In regard to: Pollock,
In regard to: Simpson,
Mar 02 1880
Mollie Solas to give a masquerade ball at George’s
In regard to: California George
Mar 23 1880
Central Fireman masquerade ball has been postponed
In regard to: Fire Department
Apr 01 1880
On committee of arrangements for masquerade ball
In regard to: Bell, John
In regard to: Davidson, Lew P.
In regard to: Kennedy, R.D.
In regard to: Orr, R.H.
In regard to: Rosenthal, Leo
In regard to: Gardner, C.V.
Apr 07 1880
Will be at Central with masquerade suits to rent
In regard to: Stacy, Charles E.
Apr 08 1880
Ball to be a masquerade, undesirables not admitted
In regard to: Episcopal Church
Oct 03 1880
Masks for Episcopal masquerade for sale at Burnham
In regard to: Burnhams Novelty
Oct 07 1880
Ladies secured Ollerenshaw’s band for masquerade
In regard to: Episcopal Church
Oct 08 1880
Provides supper for Episcopal masquerade ball
In regard to: Overland Hotel
Oct 12 1880
Central and Golden Hose co. to give masquerade ball
In regard to: Fire Departments
Mar 12 1881
Floor manager for Central masquerade ball
In regard to: Stone, William
In regard to: Novak, Antone T.
In regard to: Gardner, W.F.
Mar 12 1881
Reception committee for Central masquerade ball
In regard to: Reilly, W.
In regard to: McDonald, J.W.
In regard to: Kennedy, R.D.
In regard to: Barclay, Charles
Mar 12 1881
Has variety of costumes for masquerade ball
In regard to: Barnes, A.M.
Mar 13 1881
Procure costumes for masquerade ball at Barnes’
In regard to: Social
Mar 13 1881
St. Patrick’s masquerade will be grand success
In regard to: Social
Mar 15 1881
Masquerade ball tonight at Central
In regard to: Social
Mar 17 1881
Proceeds of masquerade ball to purchase hoses
In regard to: Fire Departments
Mar 17 1881
60 couples attend St. Patrick’s masquerade ball
In regard to: Social
Mar 19 1881
Masquerade ball a pleasant and grand affair
In regard to: Fire Departments
Mar 19 1881
Benefit masquearde ball to be held for her
In regard to: Joice, Lottie
May 21 1881
Lead firemen to give grand masquerade ball
In regard to: Fire Departments
Oct 28 1881
Wonderful costumes were seen at masquerade ball
In regard to: Social
Nov 25 1881
Grand masquerade ball to be given
In regard to: Kiemer Hall
Dec 12 1881
Colored masquerade ball will dispel gloom
In regard to: African Americans
Dec 23 1881
Supervised supper at colored masquerade ball
In regard to: Reynolds, Mrs.
Dec 28 1881
Left for Rapid with costumes for masquerade
In regard to: Webster, C.R.
Jan 23 1882
Social Club to have masquerade on 21st
In regard to: Social
Apr 08 1882
Suits and masks for masquerade available at store
In regard to: Belt Drugstore
Apr 18 1882
Kept busy preparing parties for masquerade all eve
In regard to: Truches, Fred
Apr 22 1882
Masquerade suits for rent or sale at Fink’s pawn s
In regard to: Fink, Joseph
Jun 20 1882
Masquerade suits for rent or sale at pawn shop, ad
In regard to: Fink, Joseph
Jul 01 1882
Known world over as jovial and fun-loving, masquerad
In regard to: Germans
Dec 29 1882
Music for grand masquerade ball by Prof Skill’s band
In regard to: Skill, Seth
Jan 03 1883
A.F. and A.M. will host grand masquerade ball at opera house in Central City.
In regard to: Freemasons.
January 13, 1884
Prof’s orchestra has been secured for masquerade ball
In regard to: Skill,
Jan 14 1883
Masquerade ball at Central a success for hose co.
In regard to: Fire Department
Jan 19 1883
Second grand masquerade ball of C and G Hose Company to be held at Central City Hall.
In regard to: C and G Hose Company.
In regard to: Fire Department.
In regard to: Central City.
January 27, 1884
Second grand masquerade ball of C and G Hose Company will be given at Central City Hall. Professor Skill’s orchestra to provide music. Executive committee: B. Lowenthal, W.S. Simpson and J.J. Lenk.
In regard to: Skill.
In regard to: Lowenthal, B.
In regard to: Simpson, W.S.
In regard to: Lenk, J.J.
In regard to: C and G Hose Company.
In regard to: Central City.
February 1, 1884
Full line of elegant masquerade suits for rent at Lindbloom’s tailor shop.
Located on Main Street, Lead.
In regard to: Lindbloom’s.
In regard to: Lead.
February 1, 1884
Fourth hop of the series of the Deadwood Social Club was given last evening at Kiemer Hall, and as usual, the floor was completely filled. The enjoyment was so great that it was the general remark that the evening was too short by far. One pleasant feature of these socials is the fact of visitors from adjoining cities and camps participating, and last evening was not an exception to the rule. Quite a number of couples from Lead and Central were in attendance just as well as though they resided in the metropolis. The club will give two more of the regular series, and probably end the winter enjoyment with a masquerade, or pillow case party, about the last of March or first of April.
In regard to: Deadwood Social Club.
In regard to: Kiemer Hall.
In regard to: Deadwood.
In regard to: Lead.
In regard to: Central City.
February 15, 1884
Deadwood social club will give their fifth hop this evening at Kiemer hall. The members are looking forward to it with much pleasure, always have and always will, so long as they last. The committee wish us to state that there have been some fraudulent invitations issued by parties not members of the club, and that they will not be accepted at the door. The club expects to give a masquerade party in about a month, to close the series.
In regard to: Deadwood Social Club.
In regard to: Kiemer Hall.
February 28, 1884
Bound for Coeur d’Alene. J.S. Burns will soon start for the above named country, and will give a farewell benefit, grand masquerade ball for the "girls and the gang" on Saturday evening, March 9th. Don’t fail to give him a good send off.
In regard to: Burns, J.S.
March 5, 1884
Deadwood Social Club gave their last party on Thursday night, under the original assessment. This Club has been very satisfactorily conducted under the executive committee this season, and the subscribers all feel well satisfied with the result, so much so that it is altogether likely that there will be two more parties given. The idea of the committee is to give one more party and then close the season with a grand masquerade, which if done will be one of the finest affairs of the kind ever given in the Hills. By all means give two more dances.
In regard to: Deadwood Social Club
March 14, 1884
Private social masquerade party was given last evening at the Phoenix hall, at which about thirty couples, half of which were maskers, enjoyed themselves until the wee small hours. Skill’s quadrille band led off with the grand march at 9:30, after which the maskers occupied the floor until 11:30, when masks off revealed the following persons, representing as follows: Mrs. Frank J. Washabaugh, Lady of Ye Olden Time, dress black. Mrs. D.A. McPherson, Soubrette to Court of France, time of Louis XVI, color gray. Mrs. J.R. Wilson and Mrs. Roberts, Sisters of Mercy black and white. Mrs. F.W. Hamilton, Daughter of the Regiment colors and drum attachment. Miss Gillette, Pocahontas buckskin suit, very tasty. Miss Irene Cushman, Snow. Miss Lu Kingsley, Tambourine Girl. Miss Maud Warner, Music. John R. Wilson, Monk. Professor Hirschfeld, Nurse Girl. Frank J. Washabaugh, William Penn. Fred Evans Jr., Highlander. E.A. Hoyt, Romeo. F.W. Hamilton, manila man. Dr. L.F. Babcock, court dress. W.S. Warner, Irish gentleman; and among them Mongolians. Supper was served at 12, and certainly one of the most magnificent spreads ever sat down to was then enjoyed, after which the entire company, fancy dress and otherwise, participated in the dance until upon adjournment all pronounced it a grand success and wished for more of the same.
In regard to: Skill.
In regard to: Washabaugh, Frank J. Mrs.
In regard to: McPherson, D.A. Mrs.
In regard to: Wilson, J.R. Mrs.
In regard to: Roberts, Mrs.
In regard to: Hamilton, F.W. Mrs.
In regard to: Gillette, Miss.
In regard to: Cushman, Irene.
In regard to: Kingsley, Lu.
In regard to: Warner, Maud.
In regard to: Wilson, John R.
In regard to: Hirschfeld.
In regard to: Washabaugh, Frank J.
In regard to: Evans, Fred Jr.
In regard to: Hoyt, E.A.
In regard to: Hamilton, F.W.
In regard to: Babcock, L.F.
In regard to: Warner, W.S.
In regard to: Phoenix Hall.
March 19, 1884
Beautiful suits that attracted so much attention at the masquerade on Tuesday night were mostly made by Mrs. Beemis, who showed excellent taste in trimming and making of the garments.
In regard to: Beemis.
March 20, 1884
J.S. Burns will give a grand masquerade ball at the Park theater. A nice present will be given to the most graceful gentleman and lady waltzers present. The girls and the gang are all invited to be present.
In regard to: Burns, J.S.
In regard to: Park Theater.
April 19, 1884
Deadwood Social Club masquerade one of the largest social gatherings of the season.
In regard to: Deadwood Social Club.
May 10, 1884
Firemens’ masquerade ball finest of the season.
In regard to: Thanksgiving.
In regard to: Fire department.
Nov. 29, 1884
Masquerade on skates.
In regard to: Imes, Ed.
In regard to: Rollerskating.
Dec. 21, 1884
Masquerade a grand affair.
In regard to: South Deadwood Hose Company.
In regard to: Rollerskating.
March 6, 1885
Masquerade most pleasant.
In regard to: Blatt.
April 18, 1885
Simpson and Jenkins take in masquerade.
In regard to: Simpson, Walter.
In regard to: Jenkins,
Dec. 12, 1885
Masquerade well attended.
In regard to: Rollerskating.
Dec. 15, 1885
No improper characters admitted.
In regard to: Miners Union ball.
In regard to: Brooks, A.
In regard to: Nelson, D.
In regard to: Tebar, A.
In regard to: Kennedy, D. J.
In regard to: McKay, W.
In regard to: Bigelow, O.
In regard to: McGillis Hall.
Jan. 27, 1886
No improper characters admitted.
In regard to: Miners Union ball.
In regard to: Brooks, A.
In regard to: Nelson, D.
In regard to: Tebar, A.
In regard to: Kennedy, D. J.
In regard to: McKay, W.
In regard to: Bigelow, O.
In regard to: McGillis Hall.
Jan. 27, 1886
Masquerade ball Nov. 24.
In regard to: Lead City Hose Company.
In regard to: Wheeler, W.
In regard to: Schmitz, Henry.
In regard to: White, A. J.
In regard to: Green, Con.
In regard to: Foley, Tim.
Nov. 3, 1887
Selling tickets to masquerade.
In regard to: Shea, Dan.
In regard to: Treweek, W. W.
In regard to: White, A. J.
In regard to: Fire department.
Nov. 20, 1887
Masquerade ball a succress.
In regard to: Fire department.
In regard to: Miners’ Union hall.
In regard to: Episcopal church.
Nov. 26, 1887
Terpsichorian Club masquerade ball.
In regard to: Terpsichorian Club.
In regard to: Miners Union Hall.
In regard to: Malkson, W. B.
In regard to: Ross, Fred.
In regard to: Dyer, Abe.
In regard to: McLavey, Charles.
In regard to: Lee, Peter.
In regard to: Green, Con.
In regard to: Klingler, Louis.
In regard to: Morgan, Reese.
In regard to: Huntley, Ed.
In regard to: Foley, Tim.
In regard to: Kilpatrick, Frank.
In regard to: Treasure, Geo.
March 16, 1888
German masquerade.
In regard to: Germans.
In regard to: Kiemers hall.
Dec. 18, 1889
Grotesque and odd characters.
In regard to: Fire department.
In regard to: Shannon, Ed.
Dec. 2, 1893
Questionable characters unmasked.
In regard to: Fire department.
Dec. 3, 1893
Syndicate Hotel open to public.
In regard to: Syndicate Hotel.
Dec. 14, 1893
Hose company "en masque."
In regard to: South Deadwood Hose Company.
In regard to: Hovey, Maud.
In regard to: Franklin, N. E.
Dec. 20, 1893
