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Photographers and Canvas Artists of Deadwood 1800s
Photographers
John H. C. Grabill
Stanley J. Morrow
W. G. Chamberlain
Daniel Sedgley Mitchell
W. V. Herancourt
J. W. Larimer
J. W. Rehard
Albert Pollock
Manville
Hamilton
Adams Brothers
E. L. Boyden
M. A. Bruse
Charles L. Kersting
George W. Scott
L. E. Imes
F. J. Mead
Finn
J. E. Meddaugh
Photographer W. G. Chamberlin, Deadwood 1876 © The U.S. National Archives, Photographs of the American West: 1861-1912.
Photographer S. J. Morrow, Deadwood Below Discovery 1876 © The U.S. National Archives, Photographs of the American West: 1861-1912.
Painters
W. D. Robinson
Calvin Wilson
The Men Who Caputured Deadwood and the Black Hills Through Their Stereoscopic Views 1876 - 1894
Kline and Co. present new toll road, at cost $2,000.
Kline and Company
Jun 08 1876
Toll Gate at Whitewood 1876
Photographer Daniel Sedgley Mitchell, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Mitchell, D.S. is accomplished view artist. D.S. Mitchell, accomplished view artist, now taking views of the prominent scenery in the Hills.
Mitchell, D.S.
Jun 24 1876
Metz Family Massacare 1876
South of Custer City in Red Canyon
Photographer Daniel Sedgley Mitchell, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Kennon, Bob owns claims no.14 and No.15 $3,000
Kennon, Bob
Jul 01 1876
Kennon, Robert P., death
Kennon, Robert P.
claims no.14 and No.15
Oct 14 1876
Deadwood Gulch, Claims 14 and 15 Below Discovery 1876
Mining with sluice boxes, White and Black Americans
Photographer Daniel Sedgley Mitchell, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Morrow, S.J. Photograph’s all styles, big tent
Morrow, S.J.
Aug 26 1876
Morrow, taking photo's at his tent head of Main St
Morrow, Stanley J.
Aug 26 1876
View of Deadwood, Harper's weekly October 28, 1876
Photographer Stanley J. Morrow, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Sep 02 1876
Larimer Photographer takes picture of his tent
Larimer, J.W.
Apr 21 1877
Haynes, Mr. U.P.R.R. photographer, sights of Hills
Railroad
Haynes, F. Jay
Oct 19 1877
Had her first photograph taken
Calamity Jane
Jan 22 1878
City Photograph Gallery, Lee & Williams st.
City Photograph Gallery
Fey, J.
May 09 1878
Angell & Pollack, with Rehard to photograph Hills
Black Hills
Jun 04 1878
Flanders, Hamilton & Co. have stereoscopic views
Feb 21 1878
Of Morehead, Minn., fine views of the Black Hills
Haynes, F. Jay
Feb 21 1878
Stereoscopic views of Deadwood & Black Hills
Black Hills
Mar 05 1878
Photographer has taken two partners
Rehard, J.W.
Apr 11 1878
Black Hills Art Gallery, at Sherman & Lee St., ad
Rehard, J.W.
Apr 13 1878
Photographer at corner of Lee and Sherman
Rehard, J.W.
Apr 26 1878
Photographs finished up in the best of style, ad.
Black Hills Art Gallery
Rehard, J.W.
May 01 1878
Black Hills Art Gallery, Sherman & Lee St, ad
Rehard, J.W.
Jun 01 1878
Of Black Hills Art Gallery, picture of first jail
Black Hills Art Gallery
Rehard, J.W.
Jun 14 1878
Photographs finished up in the best of style, ad.
Black Hills Art Gallery.
Rehard, J.W.
Jul 01 1878
Angell & Pollock, corner Lee, Sherman stereoscopic
Pollock, Albert
Jul 18 1878
Photographs finished up in the best of style, ad.
Black Hills Art Gallery
Rehard, J.W.
Aug 01 1878
Photographer left town, matter of anxiety to partner
Reahard, J.W.
Aug 19 1878
Received photograph of Williams, his late partner
Simonton,
Williams,
Aug 31 1878
Photographs finished up in the best of style, ad.
Black Hills Art Gallery
Rehard, J.W.
Sep 02 1878
Landscape and portrait photographer, Lee and Sherman
Pollock, Albert
Cabinet Card of a unknown young man from studio of
Pollock & Boyden, Deadwood D. T.,
Sep 01 1878
Pollock's photograph gallery, Charlie Collins Dircector
Pollock, Albert
Oct 11 1878
Black Hills Art Gallery, at Sherman & Lee St., ad
Rehard, J.W.
Oct 01 1878
Black Hills Stereoscopic Views, Sherman & Lee St.
Pollock, Albert
Nov 01 1878
Took picture of Little Pearly on Sherman St
Pollock, Albert
Nov 17 1878
Pioneer indebted to her for her photograph
Little Pearly
Nov 17 1878
Send friends in east stereoscopic views of Black Hills
Pollock, Albert
Dec 03 1878
Residence were this morning"taken" by a photograph
Gold Street
Dec 07 1878
Writer of Times presented with her photograph
Sexton, Inez
Jan 09 1880
Sioux City photographer is in town for short time
Hamilton,
Feb 26 1880
Photographer from Sioux City opens studio in store
Adams Brothers
Feb 26 1880
Photographic wagon has "American Views" printed on it
Manville
Jul 03 1880
Took stereoscopic views of Fourth of July parade
Pollock & Boyden
Wooley & Pecache
Jul 07 1880
Some of finest stereoscopic views taken of Deadwood
Pollock & Boyden
Chinese
Deadwood
Cleveland
Ingleside
Apr 29 1880
Wagner to have views taken of Grand Central Hotel
Grand Central Hotel
Wagner, C.H.
Oct 01 1880
Has largest & finest photograph gallery in territory
Pollock & Boyden
Oct 24 1880
Photographer exhibited some fine photographs
Manville,
May 15 1881
Opened photograph gallery opposite Shoudy's
Boyden, E.P.
Jun 25 1881
Photographer is taking views of carbonate metropolis
Mannville,
Aug 04 1881
New government telegraph man is on his way
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Dec 31 1881
Favorite photographer visiting old home, Nova Scotia
Pollock, Al
May 27 1882
Pollock & Boyden open art gallery at Ft Meade
Fort Meade
Sep 10 1882
Artist scaling hills about Terraville taking views
Pollock & Boyden
Nov 01 1882
Opposed to division of Lawrence Co, photographer
Boyden, E.L.
Feb 10 1883
Photograph taken of remains before intering them
Kane, Johnnie
Mar 29 1883
Writes from Washington, George W. Scott was signal officer here
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Apr 17 1883
Big hole knocked in side, photographer needs light
Nyes Opera House
Jun 01 1883
Brought thorough photographic outfit with him
G. W. Scott
Jun 05 1883
Rooms overhauled & prepared for photographic business
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Jun 13 1883
Preparing to open art gallery in Whittaker Bldg on Sherman Street
Scott, G.W.
Jul 08 1883
Photographs, tin types & views, Sherman & Ddwd ad
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Aug 01 1883
Scotts Gallery, Whittaker's block, Sherman & Ddwd
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Sep 01 1883
Gallery in Nye’s Block, entrance on Gold St, ad
Pollock & Boyden
Sep 01 1883
Photo of a Buffalo Infantry sergeant with a young girl taken at the Pollock studio Main and Gold Sts, Deadwood, Dakota, © Copyrigt Library of Congress.
Well-known photographer, at Sturgis to protect lot
Bruse, M.A.
Sep 19 1883
Photographs, tin types & views, Whittakers, ad
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Oct 02 1883
Officers elected to the Bible Society of the Black Hills.
W. E. Church
George W. Scott
E. C. Bent
Bible Society of the Black Hills.
Black Hills Daily Times
November 6, 1883
For photographs, tin types and views go to George W. Scott's gallery, Whittaker's block, corner Sherman and Deadwood streets.
Scott, George W.
November 1, 1883
Proof sheet of Herancourt's bird's eye view of Rapid City, now on exhibition at the probate judge's office, is a fine specimen of art, and is a credit to the artist. As an ornament to a parlor wall, even in a country that never heard of the Hills or Rapid, it would attract attention. It is worth going to see.
Herancourt
Rapid City
November 18, 1883
Times den is embelished with a photograph of the marriage contract between Senator William Sharon and Sarah Althea Hill gotten up and presented by the Alta California. Call in and see it.
Sharon, William
Hill, Sarah Althea
Black Hills Daily Times
November 22, 1883
For photographs, tin types and views go to George W. Scott's gallery, Whittaker's block, corner Sherman and Deadwood streets.
Scott, George W.
December 1, 1883
Photographs, tin types and views, Whittaker's block.
Scott, George W.
January 1, 1884
Children's pictures by the instantaneous process, at Scott's Gallery, Sherman Street, near new bridge.
Scott's Gallery.
Black Hills Daily Times
February 22, 1884
Mr. Charles L. Kersting, of Chicago arrived yesterday by the Pierre line. He came to take charge of the operationg room of George W. Scott's photograph gallery, this city. We have seen some of Mr. Kersting's work, which is really excellent, and we are assured that such will be done at Mr. Scott's gallery in the future. Mr. K. is full of new eastern ideas, artistic designs, styles of finish, etc.
Kersting, Charles L.
Scott Gallery
February 22, 1884
Mr. Charles L. Kersting, formerly of Kocher and Company's gallery, of Chicago, has been placed in charge of my operating room, and being a first class artist in every respect, I have no hesitancy in saying that the public will have perfect satisfaction on all work turned out. As I now use the instantaneous process for children, shall make a special of that branch of work. George W. Scott, photographer, Sherman Street, near new bridge.
Kersting, Charles L.
Scott, George W.
March 1, 1884
Mr. Charles Kirsting, the photographer, we are pleased to learn, intends to remain in Deadwood permanently, he having secured a house on City creek and sent to Chicago for his family.
In regard to: Kirsting, Charles.
March 1, 1884
A pleasant entertainment was given at Crook City on Saturday evening last, consisting of panoramic views by Professor T.B. Stearns. The school house building, wherein was the exhibition, was densely packed, and all seemed pleased.
Stearns, T.B.
Crook City
March 5, 1884
We noticed a few samples of photographic work as turned out of George W. Scott's gallery by his new operator, Charles L. Kersting. These samples, which are on exhibition in Mr. Gillette's window, are recommendations of themselves, and we hardly feel able to add to what is placed there for public inspection. Mr. Scott has been fortunate in securing such an operator as Mr. Kersting, and those who want photographs gotten up in the highest style should pay them a call.
George W. Scott
Charles L. Kersting
Gillette
Black Hills Daily Times
March 9, 1884
George W. Scott has put up a show case in front of the Northwestern stage office, on Main street, containing some of the latest productions of the gallery.
George W. Scott
Northwestern Express, Stage and Transportation
Black Hills Daily Times
April 2, 1884
United States Signal Observer Kingsbury returned from a visit with his family at Pierre. George W. Scott had charge of the office during his absence.
Kingsbury
George W. Scott
Telegraph Lines.
Black Hills Daily Times
April 11, 1884
George Scott will pack his kit and start out on a stereoscopic view taking tour of the Hills and surrounding country.
Scott, George
May 10, 1884
Stereoscopic picture of Kohorn and Wiedenfeld's store, taken by electric light, mentioned in the Times the other day, although not a perfect picture, is a very fair stagger toward one. Mr. Boyden, the artist, thinks that it can be done successfully.
Boyden
Kohorn and Weidenfeld
March 21, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, has just completed a number of views of the Hot Springs, and prominent objects in that neighborhood.
Herancourt, W.V.
April 2, 1884
Charles L. Kersting, the photographer, took the first prize at the Illinois state exhibition held in Chicago in 1877, for the best tones and brilliancy of photographs in the entire display of the exhibition.
In regard to: Kersting, Charles L.
April 10, 1884
Some individual has torn Photographer Scott's sign from the Beaman building, on Main street.
Scott.
Beaman building.
April 29, 1884
Mrs. E.D. Kersting, wife of the Sherman street photographer, arrived on last night's Pierre coach,
and will make Deadwood her future home.
Kersting, E.D. Mrs.
April 30, 1884
Kersting advertising reasons for leaving Scott's studio.
Answer to announcement made by Geo. W. Scott about reasons for leaving called false by Chas. L. Kersting.
George W. Scott, George W.
Charles L. Kersting,
Albert Pollock
Black Hills Daily Times
June 15, 1884
Imes takes charge of Scott's studio.
Imes, L. E.
June 15, 1884
Mr. Geo. W. Scott was around taking view of different parts of Lead and Terraville.
Scott, George W.
June 18, 1884
Scott returns from vacation.
Scott, George M.
July 4, 1884
Kersting arrested for fast driving.
Kersting.
July 31, 1884
Best photographs in the Hills at Scott's, Sherman street, near bridge.
Scott's Gallery.
Black Hills Daily Times
August 1, 1884
Kersting fined for fast driving.
Kersting.
Aug. 2, 1884
George W. Scott left on yesterday's coach for Cheyenne river to take charge of the telegraph office during the winter.
George W. Scott
Ed Imes
Black Hills Daily Times
Nov. 4, 1884
An elegantly tinted cabinet photo and walnut frame given away during the holidays, with every dozen cabinet photos at A. Pollock's studio on Main Street.
Pollock, Albert
Dec. 2, 1884
George W. Scott and Kittie A. Wilson married Jan. 12, 1885 at the residence of A. Witzel.
George W. Scott
Kittie A. Wilson,
A. Witzel
R. H. Dolliver
M. G. Rice
Maggie Witzel
Black Hills Daily Times
Jan. 13, 1885
Band of Hope entertainment was magic lantern views presented by Dave Hunter.
Hunter, Dave
March 1, 1885
Imes departs for Chicago.
Imes, E. L.
Feb. 22, 1885
Holiday prices a few days longer at Scott's gallery, Sherman street. Best cabinets in the Hills $5 per doz.
Scott's Gallery.
Black Hills Daily Times
May 10, 1885
Pierre Press reports Webster Tanner headed for the Black Hills, where he will extract teeth and take photographic views.
Tanner, Webster
Aug. 20, 1885
Geo. W. Scott has reopened his photograph gallery, on upper Main street, opposite skating rink.
Scott, George W.
Sept 26, 1885
Geo. W. Scott has reopened his photograph gallery, on upper Main street, opposite skating rink.
Scott, George W.
Oct. 1, 1885
Charley Randolph is in recept of an excellent photograph of Riel, leader of the northwestern rebellion, taken a short time before execution. Charley prizes it highly.
Randolph, Charles M.
Nov. 26, 1885
The beautiful photograph album that was given away at the rink last evening, was secured by Mrs. Pollock, who held ticket No. 139.
Pollock, Mrs.
Dec. 6, 1885
A new photographic gallery has just opened in the Whittaker block. J.J. Mead is now prepared for business, and guarantees satisfaction.
J. J. Mead
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
March 24, 1886
George Scott, ex-photographer, at present an Elk Creek ranchman, is in the city.
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
March 25, 1886
Professor Free to give exhibition of scenic and artistic views in the Methodist church next Tuesday evening.
Free, Albert T.
June 5, 1886
Pollock looking after cattle interests.
Pollock, A.
July 6, 1886
Prof. J. Mead of Deadwood was in Lead yesterday taking views of the mills and mines. He reports gratifying success and many fine orders taken.
Mead, J.
Aug. 25, 1886
C.C. McBride has been exhibiting some very fine views in Lead for the past few days, of which he is selling a great number.
McBride, C. C.
Sept. 10, 1886
One of the finest photograph galleries in the Hills at Lead, over Smith's clothing store, under the management of Finn and Conles.
Finn and Conles Gallery
Oct. 2, 1886
Joseph Mead, photographer in Scott's gallery on Sherman street, has sold out to Charles Kursting. Mead will join F.J. Mead and Mr. Joy.
Joseph Mead
Scotts Gallery
Charles Kursting
F. J. Mead
Joy
Black Hills Daily Times
Oct. 19, 1886
Black Hills View Co., Sherman street, Deadwood, Dak. A full line of Black Hills views constantly on hand. Over W.L. Smith's office.
Black Hills View Company
Smith, W. L.
Nov. 2, 1886
Kersting's photograph studio is the only gallery that makes children's pictures by lightning process, and gives satisfaction. Corner Sherman and Deadwood streets.
Kersting, Charles L.
Kersting's Studio
Nov. 2, 1886
George W. Scott leaves in a day or two for Omaha, where he will re-enter the U.S. Signal service.
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Dec. 17, 1886
Mr. Boyden shows fine specimens of the art, especially a panoramic view of British Columbia taken by himself.
Boyden, E. L.
Jan. 4, 1887
Joseph Mead, of the firm of Mead Bro's and Joy, was doing the belt yesterday, with a fine line of views taken from all parts of the Black Hills.
Mead, Joseph
Jan. 5, 1887
Kersting of Deadwood has opened a photograph gallery at Carbonate and placed the same under the management of Joseph Mead.
Kersting, Charles L.
Carbonate
Mead, Joseph
Jan. 20, 1887
Photographer takes in the Belt.
Mead, J. J.
May 6, 1887
Dr. Dickinson has a gentle reminder of last winter's severity, consisting of a photograph of the last of his herd, humped, waiting for a chinook. It is true to life.
Dickinson, D. K.
May 28, 1887
Frank Boehlke and Burt Moody start this morning for a two weeks' tramp through the Hills, equipped with a camera and material for taking views and sketches.
Boehlke, Frank
Moody, Burt
July 14, 1887
Yesterday a sad and sorrowful one to several of our Missouri friends. Nearly life size photograph of Missouri's most celebrated citizen and philanthropists, taken after death -- the placid countenance of Jesse James.
James, Jesse.
July 23, 1887
Homestake Hose company, in full uniform, photographed by Kersting, Pollock & Duganne, Sunday
Kersting, Charles L.
Pollock, Albert
Duganne,
July 26, 1887
Former photographer visiting.
Finn,
Sept. 14, 1887
Signal Service Observer Scott gives meteorological summary for November.
Weather.
George W. Scott
Signal Service.
Black Hills Daily Times
Dec. 4, 1887
Grabbel taking views. J. Grabbell, a Sturgis photographer, is in the city taking street and other views.
Grabill, J.
Dec. 10, 1887
Order received to remove Deadwood signal service office to Rapid City the first of the year.
Signal service.
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Dec. 13, 1887
George W. Scott, observer, U.S. signal service, departs this morning for Bismarck, where he has been ordered for duty.
George W. Scott
Signal service.
Black Hills Daily Times
Jan. 4, 1888
A very handsome photograph of Judge W.L. Kuykendall received to be presented to the South Deadwood Hose company, which organization recently started a gallery of ex-foremen.
Kuykendall, W. L.
South Deadwood Hose Company
May 13, 1888
The high school graduating class of 1888 have presented Superintendent Free with a large photograph of the class, beautifully framed. Each of the pictures is excellent.
Free, Albert T.
July 3, 1888
The Times in receipt of elegant photos of Gall, Rain-in-the-face and Sitting Bull taken by George W. Scott, so well and favorably known in Deadwood.
Indians
Gall
Sitting Bull
Rain-In-The-Face
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Aug. 11, 1888
Grabill photos called first class.
Grabill, J. C. H.
Gillette, E.
Dec. 2, 1888
Letter to Harry Sanderson from Al Pollock gives vivid description and account of adventures on trip overland to Yellowstone park.
Pollock, Al
Sept. 8, 1889
Grabill an artist in every sense of word.
Wardman, Ben.
Wardman, George.
Grabill, John H. C.
March 9, 1890
Letter from Dr. White, formerly of Carbonate, received by Julius Deetken. The doctor is in practice at Sioux Falls. Elegant photograph shows a decided improvement over his appearance when here.
White, J. H. C.
Deetken, Julius.
May 22, 1890
Knapp for embezzlement.
Knapp, Frank.
Grabill, John H. C.
June 10, 1890
Grabill appointed Homestake photographer.
Homestake Mining Company.
Grabill, John H. C.
Sept. 6, 1890
Grabill returns from agency.
Young Man Afraid of His Horse
Two Strikes
Crow Dog
Indians
Grabill, John H. C.
Jan. 24, 1891
Grabill cuts prices.
Grabill, John H. C.
Feb. 6, 1891
"We would acknowledge the receipt from Mr. J. C. H. Grabill, of Deadwood, South Dakota, of a large and superb collection of views, which are the most thoroughly representative of Western frontier life of any we have seen. Among them are many of the late Indian outbreak, as well as portraits of a number of the participators therein; and we also notice several fine views of the celebrated Devil's Tower, noted in a recent issue of the Bulletin. We believe that Mr. Grabill and Mr. Meddaugh are the only two persons who have photographed this remarkable column." Anthony's photographic bulletin, E. & H. T. Anthony & co., 1891.
Photographer seeks position.
Meddaugh, J. E.
Feb. 8, 1891
Views of Indian outbreak. Meddaugh, photographer, was in Lead trying to secure suitable rooms to open a gallery. He has views of the late Indian outbreak which are superb.
Meddaugh,
Wounded Knee
Feb. 11, 1891
Some time ago, Grabill decided to use a new finish in portrait work. He has finally secured first-class assistants and is prepared to use new process.
Grabill, John H. C.
March 1, 1891
Grabill telegraphs marshal to take charge of gallery and not allow any possessions to be removed.
Grabill Art Gallery.
Grabill, John H. C.
Rogan,
Clatton, Sadie.
Callaly, Hugh.
Star, Solomon.
Garr, Ben.
Richardson, Joseph.
August 2, 1891
Grabill re-opens studio with a new force of experienced and competent operators.
Grabill Art Gallery.
Grabill, John H. C.
August 5, 1891
George W. Scott transferred to Yankton, S.D., where he is again in charge of government weather bureau.
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
August 8, 1891
Grabill Photograph and View company closed under attachment sued out by Coe and Edmonds, real estate agents.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
Grabill, John H. C.
Coe and Edmonds Real Estate.
Nov. 1, 1891
Formerly Grabill's, Sasse's Art Studio will re-open tomorrow by Joseph Sasse, who lately arrived from Europe.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
Sasse Art Studio.
Sasse, Joseph.
Dec. 6, 1891
Art, when combined with ability such as shown by James Sasse in the production of photographic work, is certainly a thing of beauty and a joy forever.
Sasse, James
Dec. 22, 1891
Miss Hattie Charlton has accepted a position with Gardiner & Bailey and will have charge of the photograph and also the confectionery department.
Charlton, Hattie.
Gardiner and Bailey Grocery.
Feb. 4, 1892
Circuit court report February 12.
judgment in case of Pioneer Publishing vs. Grabill Portrait.
Foss, E. O.
Fosby, Sarah.
Fish, Samuel.
McLaughlin, William L.
Pioneer newspaper.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
Feb. 12, 1892
McBride son born.
McBride, Charles C.
McBride, Nettie
Feb. 25, 1892
Mrs. Willouth received photograph of her sister, Mrs. John Treber and the three boys.
Willouth, Emil Mrs.
Treber, John Mrs.
March 16, 1892
Albert Pollock and wife, Hulett, Wyo., arrived for brief visit in the city. Since quitting photograph business, Mr. Pollock has gained both health and wealth.
Pollock, Albert
March 25, 1892
Meddaugh moving to new gallery.
Meddaugh, James.
Searles, J. K.
April 13, 1892
Locke & McBride, well known photographers, have leased the old Grabil photography gallery and will remodel, expecting to open for business in a few days.
Locke and McBride.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
May 3, 1892
The indian maiden sculpture to be photographed by Lock & McBride's photograph gallery.
Locke and McBride.
Palace Pharmacy.
May 11, 1892
J.C.H. Grabill now engaged by Burlington company in taking views along the line of the Black Hills division of their road.
Grabill, John H. C.
June 7, 1892
Arrivals on the mineral belt.
Trathan, Harry.
Trathan, Harry Mrs.
Owens, Edward Mrs.
James, Henry.
Seward, W. H.
Grant, Judd.
Price, V. E.
Marble, N. J.
Nov. 15, 1892
Arrivals on the mineral belt.
Barry, M. H.
Marble, W. J.
Feb. 2, 1893
George R. Shane severed connection with E.J. Harley and goes to Spearfish to work in photograph gallery.
Shane, George R.
Harley, E. J.
Sept. 5, 1893
Arrivals in Deadwood
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollock, Devil's Tower ranch
Dec. 17, 1893
A. Patrequin expected to depart yesterday for Chadron, Neb., where he will assume charge of James E. Meddaugh's photograph gallery at that place.
Patrequin, A.
Meddaugh, James E.
May 3, 1894
Arrivals in Deadwood
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollock, Hulett, Wyo
Jan. 16, 1896
John Treber received photograph of Johnnie at military school. He is a sergeant and dressed in full regimentals.
Treber, John.
Treber, John Jr.
June 3, 1896
The Scientific American contained write up of Homestake works at Lead, made attractive by four views.
Homestake Mining Company
Sept. 1, 1896
Al Mart, betterk known as "Buckskin Al," brought in largest blacktail deer ever seen in the market. He was so proud he had photograph taken.
Mart, Al
Buckskin Al See Mart, Al
Dec. 3, 1896
C.H. Locke's photograph gallery in Lead, in charge of Miss Kemp, has been transferred to Mr. Brennan, the test photo man, and Miss Kemp will take charge of the Bon Ton gallery, Deadwood.
Locke, C. H.
Kemp, Miss.
Brennan,
Bon Ton Gallery.
July 3, 1898
Black Hills nominee for congress captivates the Republican convention (two column photograph of Eben W. Martin).
Martin, Eben W.
May 25, 1900
Portrait cut of Louise Brehany with Louise Brehany Ballad and Opera Co., here May 25.
Brehany, Louise.
Louise Brehany Ballad and Opera Company.
May 15, 1900
Photographs made at Eclipse Photo Co.'s railraod studio car are the finest in the Hills and at less than half the usual price -- Pine St., Deadwood.
Eclipse Photo Company
Aug. 8, 1900
(Two column photograph) -- Hon. Sol Star, clerk of courts and Republican candidate for re-election.
Star, Solomon
Sept. 5, 1900
Vice-presidential candidate is tendered a magnificent ovation by the people of the Black Hills; thousands gather in Deadwood and Lead to honor the soldier cowboy, statesmen and historian (photograph included).
Roosevelt, Theodore.
Guild, Curtis.
Dolliver, J. P.
Dietrich, C. H.
Nevins, Frank A.
Whiffin, W. C.
Harrison, F. A.
Carpenter, W. A.
Jones, H. V.
Ogden, G. W.
Cleveland, H. I.
Denisson, L.
Raffery, John H.
Morgan, David.
Dewey, H. E.
Wells, Goerge.
Modern Woodmen Band.
Black Hills Echo Band.
Harvey, Thomas E.
Steele, William R.
Davenport, J. J.
Oct. 4, 1900
High grade photographs at Black Hills Portrait Company, No. 6 East Main St., Lead.
Black Hills Portrait Company
Oct. 4, 1900
The Smead, the most modern hotel in South Dakota, Lead Hotel Co., proprietor, photograph of building.
Smead Hotel.
Lead Hotel Company.
Aug. 8, 1901
Painted Portrait, Landscapes, Crayon and Sketch Artists
Rhodes, Mr. Bella Union scenic artist
In regard to: Rhodes,
May 03 1877
Finest artistic painter in the Hills shows painting
In regard to: Robinson, W.D.
Aug 13 1877
Smith, Ben is artist on Lee St.
In regard to: Smith, Ben
Nov 16 1877
Martin andGross painting scenery for the new theatre
In regard to: Martin,
Mar 07 1878
Prof. Carl C. Zeus and Harry J. Norton artist sketch
In regard to: Zeus, Carl C.
Apr 25 1878
Portrait painted for him a big disappointment
In regard to: Whitton,
Jun 10 1878
Portrait of Whitton looks like old man Bender
In regard to: Bender,
Jun 10 1878
Portrait of Whitton looks more like Charlie Ross
In regard to: Ross, Charlie
Jun 10 1878
Professor S.F. Woods, long haired artist, hung
In regard to: Wood, S.F.
In regard to: Rapid City
Jul 24 1878
Specimens of John Nicholas work as an artist
In regard to: Welch House
Aug 14 1878
Plasterer who missed his call as a crayon artist
In regard to: Nicholas, John
Aug 14 1878
New teacher at Central City, a great artist
In regard to: Austin, E. Mrs
Nov 09 1878
Artist at Gem to paint Kitty Le Roy on stage side
In regard to: Wilson, Calvin
Jun 27 1879
Portrait painter out on crutches after fracture
In regard to: Wilson, Calvin
Jul 09 1879
Portrait of young chief hewn in rock
In regard to: Indians
Aug 12 1879
Undoubtedly the finest artist and best paper hange
In regard to: Hamilton, Alec
Sep 04 1880
Engaged in painting scenery for new theatre
In regard to: Robinson,
Dec 22 1880
Artist John Mulvaney to sketch "Last Rally"
In regard to: Custer, George A.
Jan 12 1881
Artist paints as true a copy as a brush can make
In regard to: Wilson, Uncle
Jun 27 1882
Life size portrait of daughter painted by Wilson
In regard to: Posner, Charles
Jun 27 1882
Picture of little girl for sale by artist, on exhibit
In regard to: Assay Office
Dec 09 1882
Undoubtedly the very best artist in the Hills
In regard to: Bemus, Mrs
May 10 1883
Wanted-at Times office-artist, Chinaman preferred
In regard to: Chinese
Jul 01 1883
Dr has magnificent sign all gilt with gold, artist
In regard to: O'Neall, J. C.
Aug 11 1883
Judge had portrait in oil done while at Long Branch
In regard to: Romans, S.P.
Sep 08 1883
Fine oil painting, "Cedars of Lebanon", donated by
In regard to: Romans,
Sep 23 1883
Judge gives oil painting of Holy Land to reporter
In regard to: Romans, S.P.
Sep 27 1883
Frasier opens art school.
In regard to: Frasier, W. R.
Aug. 15, 1885
Star's portrait on display.
In regard to: Star, Solomon.
Oct. 30, 1885
Lessons in oil painting.
In regard to: Phillips, J. H.
Jan. 5, 1886
Charlton acquire reputation as artist.
In regard to: Charlton, Tom.
April 23, 1886
Life-sized portrait of deceased husband.
In regard to: Wertheimer, Jacob.
In regard to: Wertheimer, Henriette.
May 23, 1886
Dr. Harding receives portrait.
In regard to: Harding, J. A.
In regard to: Harding, Maud.
March 2, 1886
Accomplished landscape artist.
In regard to: Bartlett, A. C. Mrs.
Dec. 2, 1886
Mrs. Lewis' work for sale.
In regard to: Lewis, Ida.
July 13, 1887
Judge Bennett's mother.
In regard to: Bennett, Mary P.
In regard to: Bennett, Granville G.
May 16, 1888
McPhee and Vail married.
In regard to: McPhee, Gene.
In regard to: Vail, Mattie.
May 18, 1888
Crayon portrait of Zeita Merrick.
In regard to: Mullen, Robert Mrs.
In regard to: Merrick, Zeita.
In regard to: Merrick, Al.
In regard to: Merrick, Al Mrs.
Dec. 24, 1889
Beuter oil painting on display.
In regard to: Beuter, Celia.
In regard to: DeMouth, Whealen and Graves.
In regard to: Billington, Adelaide.
March 16, 1890
Miss Schofield's portrait work.
In regard to: Schofield, Hattie.
Nov. 6, 1890
Crayon portraite of Warner.
In regard to: Schofield, Hattie G.
In regard to: Warner, Fred P.
August 11, 1891
Lopez exhibits artwork.
In regard to: Lopez, J. H.
In regard to: Meddaugh and Company Gallery.
Nov. 8, 1891
Crayon portrait raffled.
In regard to: Catholic church.
In regard to: Curran, J. W. Mrs.
In regard to: Sasse, Charles Mrs.
Dec. 20, 1891
Splendid crayon portrait.
In regard to: Rinard, Maine.
In regard to: Smith, S. R.
March 4, 1892
Painting of Devil's Tower.
In regard to: Trezeder,
In regard to: Devils Tower.
April 13, 1892
Crayon portrait on exhibit.
In regard to: Merrick, Blanche.
In regard to: San Francisco Bazaar.
June 4, 1892
New method of portrait painting.
In regard to: Eighteen Carat Frank.
Aug. 2, 1892
W. V. Herancourt, Sketch and Mining Map Artist
Birds-Eye View Deadwood Black Hills Illustrated
Herancourt, the artist, is located in Judge McDonough's office, taking the sketch of this city. It will be a birds-eye view from a 1000 foot elevation, and will be perfect.
In regard to: Herancourt.
In regard to: McDonough.
November 1, 1883
Wentworth house has a new office desk, with 34 beautifully designed business cards arranged on each side of a heavy French plate mirror 3x5 feet in dimension, one of the finest pieces of ornamental furniture ever put in position in this or any other country. Colonel Cornell is justly proud of it, and the last thing before going to breakfast after it had been placed in position was to stand before it and admire the symmetrical proportions of the shadow. While at breakfast some fiend incarnate threw a stone that struck the mirror about the center and shattered it in a thousand directions, the breaks, running in every direction from the common center, that had received the blow. When the Colonel returned from breakfast and saw what was done he was hot, not to a point that would cause him to weep but just enough to induce him to offer $10, to a man who could swear, and do the subject justice and to offer $50 reward for evidence that would convict the perpetrator of the outrage. Quite a crowd had collected among whom was Herancourt the artist, who is now getting up a birds eye view of Deadwood, who to prevent a scene stepped to the front with a rag, and wiped the soap marks he had made on the glass away, and John set em up to everybody.
In regard to: Cornell.
In regard to: Herancourt.
In regard to: Wentworth House.
November 6, 1883
Proof sheet of Herancourt's bird's eye view of Rapid City, now on exhibition at the probate judge's office, is a fine specimen of art, and is a credit to the artist. As an ornament to a parlor wall, even in a country that never heard of the Hills or Rapid, it would attract attention. It is worth going to see.
In regard to: Herancourt.
In regard to Rapid City.
November 18, 1883
Index publishes W.V. Herancourt's birds-eye view of Rapid City. the cut occupies nearly an entire page of the Index, and is a credit to the artist.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to: Rapid City.
December 2, 1883
Herancourt, the artist, on Friday last sketched a birdseye view of Central City and Gayville. They will appear as seen from the White Rocks, in his view of Deadwood.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Central City.
In regard to: Gayville.
December 8, 1883
Herancourt's birdseye view of Deadwood will be completed in about a week. It is one of the finest pictures we ever saw and will be something that will ornament the parlors of our finest residences. It takes in the whole city from the White Rocks, with South Bend, Gayville, Central City, Terraville, with Bald Mountain and Terry's Peak, with the smoke from the big mills at Lead City looming up grandly in the distance.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to South Bend.
In regard to: Gayville.
In regard to: Central City.
In regard to: Bald Mountain.
In regard to: Terry's Peak.
In regard to: Lead.
In regard to: White Rocks.
In regard to: Terraville.
December 15, 1883
Letter from Mr. Herancourt stating electrotypes of Deadwood pen and ink sketch will be sent from Boston to Chicago.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
January 23, 1884
Note to the readers of the Black Hills Daily Times of the newspaper's plan to publish Mr. Herancourt's pen and ink sketch of Deadwood along with a description of the mines, minerals, and business interests of the Hills.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Deadwood.
February 5, 1884
Editorial large edition of the Black Hills Daily Times will be published to advertise the principal mines in the Hills and to afford the opportunity to see the sketch of Deadwood done by Mr. Herancourt. To be published February 23, 1884.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Deadwood.
February 6, 1884
Mr. Herancourt has received a proof sheet of the birdseye view of Deadwood. John Treber and Jacob Goldberg attest that is is an excellent likeness.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to: Treber, John.
In regard to: Goldbert, Jacob.
In regard to Deadwood.
February 9, 1884
This office will issue, about February 25th, and Extra Edition of the Times. It will contain a history of the Black Hills from its opening up to the present time, not in detail as to each and every particular event, but upon all matters of public import quite full accounts will be given. It was the intention of the publisher to print a twelve, sixteen or twenty page issue, but shall be governed by the amount of interesting matter obtained, and will give all it is worth, whether it is eight or more pages. Shall also print in this issue the picture of Deadwood, drawn for us by Mr. Herancourt. This office having the only complete records of events of the Hills during the past nearly eight years, which is the complete files of the Times, are in possession of data unobtainable from any other source, and from which we shall compile much of our issue, and hence will be accurate. The different industries of the country, agricultural, mining and stock will receive due attention; and, we believe, this issue of the Times will meet a long felt need, that of a volume containing full information relative to the entire Hills country, and if so, will be much sought after by persons abroad, who are desirous to obtain knowledge of the country and its resources. We have not yet determined upon the number of papers we shall print, but orders are coming in rapidly, and we shall soon know of this later. Our advertising space is nearly all taken, it being the intention to put but two columns of advertising matter upon each page, the remaining five columns of each page being purely historical matter. In conclusion, the Times Extra will be the best paper we can get up, and one which we will not ourselves be ashamed to send to any country in the world. The orders will now justify printing 5,000, and from appearances will be compel
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Black Hills.
February 14, 1884
Herancourt's birds eye view of Deadwood has arrived, or rather, the plates for the newspapers, and now look out for the Times pictorial edition.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Newspaper.
February 17, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, the artist, was in the city yesterday delivering to customers his birds eye view of the city. The pictures are very fine ones, and give entire satisfaction to our citizens.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
February 19, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, the artist, delivered the last of his pictures to his subscribers yesterday, and returned to Spearfish to complete his birdseye view of that place. His patrons here were well pleased with his work, and paid him every cent of his contract price. The two plates, for the Times and Pioneer, were paid for and no growling. He is pleased with our business men and their manner of doing business.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to: Pioneer.
In regard to: Deadwood.
In regard to: Spearfish.
February 21, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, the artist, the man who got up the birdseye view of this city, is now rustling at Spearfish, and he is a rustler from way back, will rustle on grass or anything else that comes his way.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to: Spearfish.
March 12, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, the artist, came in from Spearfish yesterday, having concluded his bird's eye view of that city. He will remain here two weeks completing his sketch of the Hot Springs, at the conclusion of which, if the necessary encouragement is given, he will take a bird's eye view of Lead City.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Spearfish.
In regard to: Hot Springs.
In regard to: Lead.
March 20, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, has just completed a number of views of the Hot Springs, and prominent objects in that neighborhood.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Hot Springs.
April 2, 1884
Herancourt finished his birdeye view of Lead.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
June 12, 1884
All well please with Herancourt sketch.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
June 14, 1884
Herancourt down from Lead.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Custer.
June 18, 1884
Times secures birdseye plate.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Lead.
In regard to: Times newspaper.
June 19, 1884
Artist returns from Custer.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
July 2, 1884
Contest for championship medal.
In regard to Black Hills Sportsmen's Club.
In regard to: Grimshaw, R. E.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Lawrenson, J.
In regard to: Evans, F.
In regard to: Baker.
In regard to: Flaherty, A.
In regard to: Bartelda.
In regard to: Warner, William S.
In regard to: Babcock, Lyman F.
July 20, 1884
Wertheimer to open new register.
In regard to Wertheimer.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Merchants Hotel.
July 31, 1884
Herancourt receives news of death.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
Aug. 2, 1884
Map completed.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
Aug. 9, 1884
Sportsmen's Club.
In regard to Black Hills Sportsmen's Club.
In regard to: Burch, C.
In regard to: Baker, Van B.
In regard to: Grimshaw, R. E.
In regard to: Murphy, M. A.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Babcock, Lyman F.
In regard to: Flaherty, Al.
In regard to: Butterfield, Elijah H.
In regard to: Lawrenson, Job.
Aug. 10, 1884
Gillmore submits mining specimens.
In regard to Gillmore, James T.
In regard to: Fish, Edward P.
In regard to: Clark, A. D.
In regard to: Lost Bonanza Mine.
In regard to: Climax Mine.
In regard to: Galena.
In regard to: Bald Mountain.
In regard to: Carbonate.
In regard to: Sand Creek.
In regard to: Etta Mine.
In regard to: Hay Creek.
In regard to: Jenney's Stockade.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
Aug. 16, 1884
Illustrated Black Hills.
In regard to San Francisco Mining Exchange.
In regard to: Mining.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Whitbeck, L. F.
In regard to: Gilmore, J. T.
In regard to: Black Hills Illustrated.
Oct. 10, 1884
Illustrated Black Hills.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: San Francisco Mining Exchange.
In regard to: Black Hills Illustrated.
In regard to: Perkins, William.
In regard to: Mining.
Dec. 18, 1884
Times reported indebted to Herancourt.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
March 3, 1885
Herancourt completes bidseye of Minneapolis.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
April 16, 1885
Herancourt doing view of Minneapolis.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
May 29, 1885
"Times" view of Deadwood.
In regard to Deadwood.
In regard to: Deadwood Flouring Mill.
In regard to: Schools.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
July 4, 1886
1889 The Cultivator & country gentleman, Volume 54
"After several attempts to hold an election at Guthrie, Oklahoma, by counting and forming in line, a council of seven elected D. P. Dyer of Kansas City as mayor, who proceeded to run the gamblers out. The laying out of streets is interfering with claims. Surveyors and lawyers are making money. Fifty buildings have been put up. W. V. Herancourt, artist for Harper's Weekly, fell dead before his tent April 27. Since the 27th, 800 wagons, with 3,200 persons went north through Cherokee strip, where soldiers are on guard. Not much farming yet done."
Photographers
John H. C. Grabill
Stanley J. Morrow
W. G. Chamberlain
Daniel Sedgley Mitchell
W. V. Herancourt
J. W. Larimer
J. W. Rehard
Albert Pollock
Manville
Hamilton
Adams Brothers
E. L. Boyden
M. A. Bruse
Charles L. Kersting
George W. Scott
L. E. Imes
F. J. Mead
Finn
J. E. Meddaugh
Photographer W. G. Chamberlin, Deadwood 1876 © The U.S. National Archives, Photographs of the American West: 1861-1912.
Photographer S. J. Morrow, Deadwood Below Discovery 1876 © The U.S. National Archives, Photographs of the American West: 1861-1912.
Painters
W. D. Robinson
Calvin Wilson
The Men Who Caputured Deadwood and the Black Hills Through Their Stereoscopic Views 1876 - 1894
Kline and Co. present new toll road, at cost $2,000.
Kline and Company
Jun 08 1876
Toll Gate at Whitewood 1876
Photographer Daniel Sedgley Mitchell, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Mitchell, D.S. is accomplished view artist. D.S. Mitchell, accomplished view artist, now taking views of the prominent scenery in the Hills.
Mitchell, D.S.
Jun 24 1876
Metz Family Massacare 1876
South of Custer City in Red Canyon
Photographer Daniel Sedgley Mitchell, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Kennon, Bob owns claims no.14 and No.15 $3,000
Kennon, Bob
Jul 01 1876
Kennon, Robert P., death
Kennon, Robert P.
claims no.14 and No.15
Oct 14 1876
Deadwood Gulch, Claims 14 and 15 Below Discovery 1876
Mining with sluice boxes, White and Black Americans
Photographer Daniel Sedgley Mitchell, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Morrow, S.J. Photograph’s all styles, big tent
Morrow, S.J.
Aug 26 1876
Morrow, taking photo's at his tent head of Main St
Morrow, Stanley J.
Aug 26 1876
View of Deadwood, Harper's weekly October 28, 1876
Photographer Stanley J. Morrow, © Photography Collection, Western History and Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library.
Sep 02 1876
Larimer Photographer takes picture of his tent
Larimer, J.W.
Apr 21 1877
Haynes, Mr. U.P.R.R. photographer, sights of Hills
Railroad
Haynes, F. Jay
Oct 19 1877
Had her first photograph taken
Calamity Jane
Jan 22 1878
City Photograph Gallery, Lee & Williams st.
City Photograph Gallery
Fey, J.
May 09 1878
Angell & Pollack, with Rehard to photograph Hills
Black Hills
Jun 04 1878
Flanders, Hamilton & Co. have stereoscopic views
Feb 21 1878
Of Morehead, Minn., fine views of the Black Hills
Haynes, F. Jay
Feb 21 1878
Stereoscopic views of Deadwood & Black Hills
Black Hills
Mar 05 1878
Photographer has taken two partners
Rehard, J.W.
Apr 11 1878
Black Hills Art Gallery, at Sherman & Lee St., ad
Rehard, J.W.
Apr 13 1878
Photographer at corner of Lee and Sherman
Rehard, J.W.
Apr 26 1878
Photographs finished up in the best of style, ad.
Black Hills Art Gallery
Rehard, J.W.
May 01 1878
Black Hills Art Gallery, Sherman & Lee St, ad
Rehard, J.W.
Jun 01 1878
Of Black Hills Art Gallery, picture of first jail
Black Hills Art Gallery
Rehard, J.W.
Jun 14 1878
Photographs finished up in the best of style, ad.
Black Hills Art Gallery.
Rehard, J.W.
Jul 01 1878
Angell & Pollock, corner Lee, Sherman stereoscopic
Pollock, Albert
Jul 18 1878
Photographs finished up in the best of style, ad.
Black Hills Art Gallery
Rehard, J.W.
Aug 01 1878
Photographer left town, matter of anxiety to partner
Reahard, J.W.
Aug 19 1878
Received photograph of Williams, his late partner
Simonton,
Williams,
Aug 31 1878
Photographs finished up in the best of style, ad.
Black Hills Art Gallery
Rehard, J.W.
Sep 02 1878
Landscape and portrait photographer, Lee and Sherman
Pollock, Albert
Cabinet Card of a unknown young man from studio of
Pollock & Boyden, Deadwood D. T.,
Sep 01 1878
Pollock's photograph gallery, Charlie Collins Dircector
Pollock, Albert
Oct 11 1878
Black Hills Art Gallery, at Sherman & Lee St., ad
Rehard, J.W.
Oct 01 1878
Black Hills Stereoscopic Views, Sherman & Lee St.
Pollock, Albert
Nov 01 1878
Took picture of Little Pearly on Sherman St
Pollock, Albert
Nov 17 1878
Pioneer indebted to her for her photograph
Little Pearly
Nov 17 1878
Send friends in east stereoscopic views of Black Hills
Pollock, Albert
Dec 03 1878
Residence were this morning"taken" by a photograph
Gold Street
Dec 07 1878
Writer of Times presented with her photograph
Sexton, Inez
Jan 09 1880
Sioux City photographer is in town for short time
Hamilton,
Feb 26 1880
Photographer from Sioux City opens studio in store
Adams Brothers
Feb 26 1880
Photographic wagon has "American Views" printed on it
Manville
Jul 03 1880
Took stereoscopic views of Fourth of July parade
Pollock & Boyden
Wooley & Pecache
Jul 07 1880
Some of finest stereoscopic views taken of Deadwood
Pollock & Boyden
Chinese
Deadwood
Cleveland
Ingleside
Apr 29 1880
Wagner to have views taken of Grand Central Hotel
Grand Central Hotel
Wagner, C.H.
Oct 01 1880
Has largest & finest photograph gallery in territory
Pollock & Boyden
Oct 24 1880
Photographer exhibited some fine photographs
Manville,
May 15 1881
Opened photograph gallery opposite Shoudy's
Boyden, E.P.
Jun 25 1881
Photographer is taking views of carbonate metropolis
Mannville,
Aug 04 1881
New government telegraph man is on his way
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Dec 31 1881
Favorite photographer visiting old home, Nova Scotia
Pollock, Al
May 27 1882
Pollock & Boyden open art gallery at Ft Meade
Fort Meade
Sep 10 1882
Artist scaling hills about Terraville taking views
Pollock & Boyden
Nov 01 1882
Opposed to division of Lawrence Co, photographer
Boyden, E.L.
Feb 10 1883
Photograph taken of remains before intering them
Kane, Johnnie
Mar 29 1883
Writes from Washington, George W. Scott was signal officer here
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Apr 17 1883
Big hole knocked in side, photographer needs light
Nyes Opera House
Jun 01 1883
Brought thorough photographic outfit with him
G. W. Scott
Jun 05 1883
Rooms overhauled & prepared for photographic business
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Jun 13 1883
Preparing to open art gallery in Whittaker Bldg on Sherman Street
Scott, G.W.
Jul 08 1883
Photographs, tin types & views, Sherman & Ddwd ad
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Aug 01 1883
Scotts Gallery, Whittaker's block, Sherman & Ddwd
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Sep 01 1883
Gallery in Nye’s Block, entrance on Gold St, ad
Pollock & Boyden
Sep 01 1883
Photo of a Buffalo Infantry sergeant with a young girl taken at the Pollock studio Main and Gold Sts, Deadwood, Dakota, © Copyrigt Library of Congress.
Well-known photographer, at Sturgis to protect lot
Bruse, M.A.
Sep 19 1883
Photographs, tin types & views, Whittakers, ad
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Oct 02 1883
Officers elected to the Bible Society of the Black Hills.
W. E. Church
George W. Scott
E. C. Bent
Bible Society of the Black Hills.
Black Hills Daily Times
November 6, 1883
For photographs, tin types and views go to George W. Scott's gallery, Whittaker's block, corner Sherman and Deadwood streets.
Scott, George W.
November 1, 1883
Proof sheet of Herancourt's bird's eye view of Rapid City, now on exhibition at the probate judge's office, is a fine specimen of art, and is a credit to the artist. As an ornament to a parlor wall, even in a country that never heard of the Hills or Rapid, it would attract attention. It is worth going to see.
Herancourt
Rapid City
November 18, 1883
Times den is embelished with a photograph of the marriage contract between Senator William Sharon and Sarah Althea Hill gotten up and presented by the Alta California. Call in and see it.
Sharon, William
Hill, Sarah Althea
Black Hills Daily Times
November 22, 1883
For photographs, tin types and views go to George W. Scott's gallery, Whittaker's block, corner Sherman and Deadwood streets.
Scott, George W.
December 1, 1883
Photographs, tin types and views, Whittaker's block.
Scott, George W.
January 1, 1884
Children's pictures by the instantaneous process, at Scott's Gallery, Sherman Street, near new bridge.
Scott's Gallery.
Black Hills Daily Times
February 22, 1884
Mr. Charles L. Kersting, of Chicago arrived yesterday by the Pierre line. He came to take charge of the operationg room of George W. Scott's photograph gallery, this city. We have seen some of Mr. Kersting's work, which is really excellent, and we are assured that such will be done at Mr. Scott's gallery in the future. Mr. K. is full of new eastern ideas, artistic designs, styles of finish, etc.
Kersting, Charles L.
Scott Gallery
February 22, 1884
Mr. Charles L. Kersting, formerly of Kocher and Company's gallery, of Chicago, has been placed in charge of my operating room, and being a first class artist in every respect, I have no hesitancy in saying that the public will have perfect satisfaction on all work turned out. As I now use the instantaneous process for children, shall make a special of that branch of work. George W. Scott, photographer, Sherman Street, near new bridge.
Kersting, Charles L.
Scott, George W.
March 1, 1884
Mr. Charles Kirsting, the photographer, we are pleased to learn, intends to remain in Deadwood permanently, he having secured a house on City creek and sent to Chicago for his family.
In regard to: Kirsting, Charles.
March 1, 1884
A pleasant entertainment was given at Crook City on Saturday evening last, consisting of panoramic views by Professor T.B. Stearns. The school house building, wherein was the exhibition, was densely packed, and all seemed pleased.
Stearns, T.B.
Crook City
March 5, 1884
We noticed a few samples of photographic work as turned out of George W. Scott's gallery by his new operator, Charles L. Kersting. These samples, which are on exhibition in Mr. Gillette's window, are recommendations of themselves, and we hardly feel able to add to what is placed there for public inspection. Mr. Scott has been fortunate in securing such an operator as Mr. Kersting, and those who want photographs gotten up in the highest style should pay them a call.
George W. Scott
Charles L. Kersting
Gillette
Black Hills Daily Times
March 9, 1884
George W. Scott has put up a show case in front of the Northwestern stage office, on Main street, containing some of the latest productions of the gallery.
George W. Scott
Northwestern Express, Stage and Transportation
Black Hills Daily Times
April 2, 1884
United States Signal Observer Kingsbury returned from a visit with his family at Pierre. George W. Scott had charge of the office during his absence.
Kingsbury
George W. Scott
Telegraph Lines.
Black Hills Daily Times
April 11, 1884
George Scott will pack his kit and start out on a stereoscopic view taking tour of the Hills and surrounding country.
Scott, George
May 10, 1884
Stereoscopic picture of Kohorn and Wiedenfeld's store, taken by electric light, mentioned in the Times the other day, although not a perfect picture, is a very fair stagger toward one. Mr. Boyden, the artist, thinks that it can be done successfully.
Boyden
Kohorn and Weidenfeld
March 21, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, has just completed a number of views of the Hot Springs, and prominent objects in that neighborhood.
Herancourt, W.V.
April 2, 1884
Charles L. Kersting, the photographer, took the first prize at the Illinois state exhibition held in Chicago in 1877, for the best tones and brilliancy of photographs in the entire display of the exhibition.
In regard to: Kersting, Charles L.
April 10, 1884
Some individual has torn Photographer Scott's sign from the Beaman building, on Main street.
Scott.
Beaman building.
April 29, 1884
Mrs. E.D. Kersting, wife of the Sherman street photographer, arrived on last night's Pierre coach,
and will make Deadwood her future home.
Kersting, E.D. Mrs.
April 30, 1884
Kersting advertising reasons for leaving Scott's studio.
Answer to announcement made by Geo. W. Scott about reasons for leaving called false by Chas. L. Kersting.
George W. Scott, George W.
Charles L. Kersting,
Albert Pollock
Black Hills Daily Times
June 15, 1884
Imes takes charge of Scott's studio.
Imes, L. E.
June 15, 1884
Mr. Geo. W. Scott was around taking view of different parts of Lead and Terraville.
Scott, George W.
June 18, 1884
Scott returns from vacation.
Scott, George M.
July 4, 1884
Kersting arrested for fast driving.
Kersting.
July 31, 1884
Best photographs in the Hills at Scott's, Sherman street, near bridge.
Scott's Gallery.
Black Hills Daily Times
August 1, 1884
Kersting fined for fast driving.
Kersting.
Aug. 2, 1884
George W. Scott left on yesterday's coach for Cheyenne river to take charge of the telegraph office during the winter.
George W. Scott
Ed Imes
Black Hills Daily Times
Nov. 4, 1884
An elegantly tinted cabinet photo and walnut frame given away during the holidays, with every dozen cabinet photos at A. Pollock's studio on Main Street.
Pollock, Albert
Dec. 2, 1884
George W. Scott and Kittie A. Wilson married Jan. 12, 1885 at the residence of A. Witzel.
George W. Scott
Kittie A. Wilson,
A. Witzel
R. H. Dolliver
M. G. Rice
Maggie Witzel
Black Hills Daily Times
Jan. 13, 1885
Band of Hope entertainment was magic lantern views presented by Dave Hunter.
Hunter, Dave
March 1, 1885
Imes departs for Chicago.
Imes, E. L.
Feb. 22, 1885
Holiday prices a few days longer at Scott's gallery, Sherman street. Best cabinets in the Hills $5 per doz.
Scott's Gallery.
Black Hills Daily Times
May 10, 1885
Pierre Press reports Webster Tanner headed for the Black Hills, where he will extract teeth and take photographic views.
Tanner, Webster
Aug. 20, 1885
Geo. W. Scott has reopened his photograph gallery, on upper Main street, opposite skating rink.
Scott, George W.
Sept 26, 1885
Geo. W. Scott has reopened his photograph gallery, on upper Main street, opposite skating rink.
Scott, George W.
Oct. 1, 1885
Charley Randolph is in recept of an excellent photograph of Riel, leader of the northwestern rebellion, taken a short time before execution. Charley prizes it highly.
Randolph, Charles M.
Nov. 26, 1885
The beautiful photograph album that was given away at the rink last evening, was secured by Mrs. Pollock, who held ticket No. 139.
Pollock, Mrs.
Dec. 6, 1885
A new photographic gallery has just opened in the Whittaker block. J.J. Mead is now prepared for business, and guarantees satisfaction.
J. J. Mead
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
March 24, 1886
George Scott, ex-photographer, at present an Elk Creek ranchman, is in the city.
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
March 25, 1886
Professor Free to give exhibition of scenic and artistic views in the Methodist church next Tuesday evening.
Free, Albert T.
June 5, 1886
Pollock looking after cattle interests.
Pollock, A.
July 6, 1886
Prof. J. Mead of Deadwood was in Lead yesterday taking views of the mills and mines. He reports gratifying success and many fine orders taken.
Mead, J.
Aug. 25, 1886
C.C. McBride has been exhibiting some very fine views in Lead for the past few days, of which he is selling a great number.
McBride, C. C.
Sept. 10, 1886
One of the finest photograph galleries in the Hills at Lead, over Smith's clothing store, under the management of Finn and Conles.
Finn and Conles Gallery
Oct. 2, 1886
Joseph Mead, photographer in Scott's gallery on Sherman street, has sold out to Charles Kursting. Mead will join F.J. Mead and Mr. Joy.
Joseph Mead
Scotts Gallery
Charles Kursting
F. J. Mead
Joy
Black Hills Daily Times
Oct. 19, 1886
Black Hills View Co., Sherman street, Deadwood, Dak. A full line of Black Hills views constantly on hand. Over W.L. Smith's office.
Black Hills View Company
Smith, W. L.
Nov. 2, 1886
Kersting's photograph studio is the only gallery that makes children's pictures by lightning process, and gives satisfaction. Corner Sherman and Deadwood streets.
Kersting, Charles L.
Kersting's Studio
Nov. 2, 1886
George W. Scott leaves in a day or two for Omaha, where he will re-enter the U.S. Signal service.
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Dec. 17, 1886
Mr. Boyden shows fine specimens of the art, especially a panoramic view of British Columbia taken by himself.
Boyden, E. L.
Jan. 4, 1887
Joseph Mead, of the firm of Mead Bro's and Joy, was doing the belt yesterday, with a fine line of views taken from all parts of the Black Hills.
Mead, Joseph
Jan. 5, 1887
Kersting of Deadwood has opened a photograph gallery at Carbonate and placed the same under the management of Joseph Mead.
Kersting, Charles L.
Carbonate
Mead, Joseph
Jan. 20, 1887
Photographer takes in the Belt.
Mead, J. J.
May 6, 1887
Dr. Dickinson has a gentle reminder of last winter's severity, consisting of a photograph of the last of his herd, humped, waiting for a chinook. It is true to life.
Dickinson, D. K.
May 28, 1887
Frank Boehlke and Burt Moody start this morning for a two weeks' tramp through the Hills, equipped with a camera and material for taking views and sketches.
Boehlke, Frank
Moody, Burt
July 14, 1887
Yesterday a sad and sorrowful one to several of our Missouri friends. Nearly life size photograph of Missouri's most celebrated citizen and philanthropists, taken after death -- the placid countenance of Jesse James.
James, Jesse.
July 23, 1887
Homestake Hose company, in full uniform, photographed by Kersting, Pollock & Duganne, Sunday
Kersting, Charles L.
Pollock, Albert
Duganne,
July 26, 1887
Former photographer visiting.
Finn,
Sept. 14, 1887
Signal Service Observer Scott gives meteorological summary for November.
Weather.
George W. Scott
Signal Service.
Black Hills Daily Times
Dec. 4, 1887
Grabbel taking views. J. Grabbell, a Sturgis photographer, is in the city taking street and other views.
Grabill, J.
Dec. 10, 1887
Order received to remove Deadwood signal service office to Rapid City the first of the year.
Signal service.
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Dec. 13, 1887
George W. Scott, observer, U.S. signal service, departs this morning for Bismarck, where he has been ordered for duty.
George W. Scott
Signal service.
Black Hills Daily Times
Jan. 4, 1888
A very handsome photograph of Judge W.L. Kuykendall received to be presented to the South Deadwood Hose company, which organization recently started a gallery of ex-foremen.
Kuykendall, W. L.
South Deadwood Hose Company
May 13, 1888
The high school graduating class of 1888 have presented Superintendent Free with a large photograph of the class, beautifully framed. Each of the pictures is excellent.
Free, Albert T.
July 3, 1888
The Times in receipt of elegant photos of Gall, Rain-in-the-face and Sitting Bull taken by George W. Scott, so well and favorably known in Deadwood.
Indians
Gall
Sitting Bull
Rain-In-The-Face
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
Aug. 11, 1888
Grabill photos called first class.
Grabill, J. C. H.
Gillette, E.
Dec. 2, 1888
Letter to Harry Sanderson from Al Pollock gives vivid description and account of adventures on trip overland to Yellowstone park.
Pollock, Al
Sept. 8, 1889
Grabill an artist in every sense of word.
Wardman, Ben.
Wardman, George.
Grabill, John H. C.
March 9, 1890
Letter from Dr. White, formerly of Carbonate, received by Julius Deetken. The doctor is in practice at Sioux Falls. Elegant photograph shows a decided improvement over his appearance when here.
White, J. H. C.
Deetken, Julius.
May 22, 1890
Knapp for embezzlement.
Knapp, Frank.
Grabill, John H. C.
June 10, 1890
Grabill appointed Homestake photographer.
Homestake Mining Company.
Grabill, John H. C.
Sept. 6, 1890
Grabill returns from agency.
Young Man Afraid of His Horse
Two Strikes
Crow Dog
Indians
Grabill, John H. C.
Jan. 24, 1891
Grabill cuts prices.
Grabill, John H. C.
Feb. 6, 1891
"We would acknowledge the receipt from Mr. J. C. H. Grabill, of Deadwood, South Dakota, of a large and superb collection of views, which are the most thoroughly representative of Western frontier life of any we have seen. Among them are many of the late Indian outbreak, as well as portraits of a number of the participators therein; and we also notice several fine views of the celebrated Devil's Tower, noted in a recent issue of the Bulletin. We believe that Mr. Grabill and Mr. Meddaugh are the only two persons who have photographed this remarkable column." Anthony's photographic bulletin, E. & H. T. Anthony & co., 1891.
Photographer seeks position.
Meddaugh, J. E.
Feb. 8, 1891
Views of Indian outbreak. Meddaugh, photographer, was in Lead trying to secure suitable rooms to open a gallery. He has views of the late Indian outbreak which are superb.
Meddaugh,
Wounded Knee
Feb. 11, 1891
Some time ago, Grabill decided to use a new finish in portrait work. He has finally secured first-class assistants and is prepared to use new process.
Grabill, John H. C.
March 1, 1891
Grabill telegraphs marshal to take charge of gallery and not allow any possessions to be removed.
Grabill Art Gallery.
Grabill, John H. C.
Rogan,
Clatton, Sadie.
Callaly, Hugh.
Star, Solomon.
Garr, Ben.
Richardson, Joseph.
August 2, 1891
Grabill re-opens studio with a new force of experienced and competent operators.
Grabill Art Gallery.
Grabill, John H. C.
August 5, 1891
George W. Scott transferred to Yankton, S.D., where he is again in charge of government weather bureau.
George W. Scott
Black Hills Daily Times
August 8, 1891
Grabill Photograph and View company closed under attachment sued out by Coe and Edmonds, real estate agents.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
Grabill, John H. C.
Coe and Edmonds Real Estate.
Nov. 1, 1891
Formerly Grabill's, Sasse's Art Studio will re-open tomorrow by Joseph Sasse, who lately arrived from Europe.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
Sasse Art Studio.
Sasse, Joseph.
Dec. 6, 1891
Art, when combined with ability such as shown by James Sasse in the production of photographic work, is certainly a thing of beauty and a joy forever.
Sasse, James
Dec. 22, 1891
Miss Hattie Charlton has accepted a position with Gardiner & Bailey and will have charge of the photograph and also the confectionery department.
Charlton, Hattie.
Gardiner and Bailey Grocery.
Feb. 4, 1892
Circuit court report February 12.
judgment in case of Pioneer Publishing vs. Grabill Portrait.
Foss, E. O.
Fosby, Sarah.
Fish, Samuel.
McLaughlin, William L.
Pioneer newspaper.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
Feb. 12, 1892
McBride son born.
McBride, Charles C.
McBride, Nettie
Feb. 25, 1892
Mrs. Willouth received photograph of her sister, Mrs. John Treber and the three boys.
Willouth, Emil Mrs.
Treber, John Mrs.
March 16, 1892
Albert Pollock and wife, Hulett, Wyo., arrived for brief visit in the city. Since quitting photograph business, Mr. Pollock has gained both health and wealth.
Pollock, Albert
March 25, 1892
Meddaugh moving to new gallery.
Meddaugh, James.
Searles, J. K.
April 13, 1892
Locke & McBride, well known photographers, have leased the old Grabil photography gallery and will remodel, expecting to open for business in a few days.
Locke and McBride.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
May 3, 1892
The indian maiden sculpture to be photographed by Lock & McBride's photograph gallery.
Locke and McBride.
Palace Pharmacy.
May 11, 1892
J.C.H. Grabill now engaged by Burlington company in taking views along the line of the Black Hills division of their road.
Grabill, John H. C.
June 7, 1892
Arrivals on the mineral belt.
Trathan, Harry.
Trathan, Harry Mrs.
Owens, Edward Mrs.
James, Henry.
Seward, W. H.
Grant, Judd.
Price, V. E.
Marble, N. J.
Nov. 15, 1892
Arrivals on the mineral belt.
Barry, M. H.
Marble, W. J.
Feb. 2, 1893
George R. Shane severed connection with E.J. Harley and goes to Spearfish to work in photograph gallery.
Shane, George R.
Harley, E. J.
Sept. 5, 1893
Arrivals in Deadwood
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollock, Devil's Tower ranch
Dec. 17, 1893
A. Patrequin expected to depart yesterday for Chadron, Neb., where he will assume charge of James E. Meddaugh's photograph gallery at that place.
Patrequin, A.
Meddaugh, James E.
May 3, 1894
Arrivals in Deadwood
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollock, Hulett, Wyo
Jan. 16, 1896
John Treber received photograph of Johnnie at military school. He is a sergeant and dressed in full regimentals.
Treber, John.
Treber, John Jr.
June 3, 1896
The Scientific American contained write up of Homestake works at Lead, made attractive by four views.
Homestake Mining Company
Sept. 1, 1896
Al Mart, betterk known as "Buckskin Al," brought in largest blacktail deer ever seen in the market. He was so proud he had photograph taken.
Mart, Al
Buckskin Al See Mart, Al
Dec. 3, 1896
C.H. Locke's photograph gallery in Lead, in charge of Miss Kemp, has been transferred to Mr. Brennan, the test photo man, and Miss Kemp will take charge of the Bon Ton gallery, Deadwood.
Locke, C. H.
Kemp, Miss.
Brennan,
Bon Ton Gallery.
July 3, 1898
Black Hills nominee for congress captivates the Republican convention (two column photograph of Eben W. Martin).
Martin, Eben W.
May 25, 1900
Portrait cut of Louise Brehany with Louise Brehany Ballad and Opera Co., here May 25.
Brehany, Louise.
Louise Brehany Ballad and Opera Company.
May 15, 1900
Photographs made at Eclipse Photo Co.'s railraod studio car are the finest in the Hills and at less than half the usual price -- Pine St., Deadwood.
Eclipse Photo Company
Aug. 8, 1900
(Two column photograph) -- Hon. Sol Star, clerk of courts and Republican candidate for re-election.
Star, Solomon
Sept. 5, 1900
Vice-presidential candidate is tendered a magnificent ovation by the people of the Black Hills; thousands gather in Deadwood and Lead to honor the soldier cowboy, statesmen and historian (photograph included).
Roosevelt, Theodore.
Guild, Curtis.
Dolliver, J. P.
Dietrich, C. H.
Nevins, Frank A.
Whiffin, W. C.
Harrison, F. A.
Carpenter, W. A.
Jones, H. V.
Ogden, G. W.
Cleveland, H. I.
Denisson, L.
Raffery, John H.
Morgan, David.
Dewey, H. E.
Wells, Goerge.
Modern Woodmen Band.
Black Hills Echo Band.
Harvey, Thomas E.
Steele, William R.
Davenport, J. J.
Oct. 4, 1900
High grade photographs at Black Hills Portrait Company, No. 6 East Main St., Lead.
Black Hills Portrait Company
Oct. 4, 1900
The Smead, the most modern hotel in South Dakota, Lead Hotel Co., proprietor, photograph of building.
Smead Hotel.
Lead Hotel Company.
Aug. 8, 1901
Painted Portrait, Landscapes, Crayon and Sketch Artists
Rhodes, Mr. Bella Union scenic artist
In regard to: Rhodes,
May 03 1877
Finest artistic painter in the Hills shows painting
In regard to: Robinson, W.D.
Aug 13 1877
Smith, Ben is artist on Lee St.
In regard to: Smith, Ben
Nov 16 1877
Martin andGross painting scenery for the new theatre
In regard to: Martin,
Mar 07 1878
Prof. Carl C. Zeus and Harry J. Norton artist sketch
In regard to: Zeus, Carl C.
Apr 25 1878
Portrait painted for him a big disappointment
In regard to: Whitton,
Jun 10 1878
Portrait of Whitton looks like old man Bender
In regard to: Bender,
Jun 10 1878
Portrait of Whitton looks more like Charlie Ross
In regard to: Ross, Charlie
Jun 10 1878
Professor S.F. Woods, long haired artist, hung
In regard to: Wood, S.F.
In regard to: Rapid City
Jul 24 1878
Specimens of John Nicholas work as an artist
In regard to: Welch House
Aug 14 1878
Plasterer who missed his call as a crayon artist
In regard to: Nicholas, John
Aug 14 1878
New teacher at Central City, a great artist
In regard to: Austin, E. Mrs
Nov 09 1878
Artist at Gem to paint Kitty Le Roy on stage side
In regard to: Wilson, Calvin
Jun 27 1879
Portrait painter out on crutches after fracture
In regard to: Wilson, Calvin
Jul 09 1879
Portrait of young chief hewn in rock
In regard to: Indians
Aug 12 1879
Undoubtedly the finest artist and best paper hange
In regard to: Hamilton, Alec
Sep 04 1880
Engaged in painting scenery for new theatre
In regard to: Robinson,
Dec 22 1880
Artist John Mulvaney to sketch "Last Rally"
In regard to: Custer, George A.
Jan 12 1881
Artist paints as true a copy as a brush can make
In regard to: Wilson, Uncle
Jun 27 1882
Life size portrait of daughter painted by Wilson
In regard to: Posner, Charles
Jun 27 1882
Picture of little girl for sale by artist, on exhibit
In regard to: Assay Office
Dec 09 1882
Undoubtedly the very best artist in the Hills
In regard to: Bemus, Mrs
May 10 1883
Wanted-at Times office-artist, Chinaman preferred
In regard to: Chinese
Jul 01 1883
Dr has magnificent sign all gilt with gold, artist
In regard to: O'Neall, J. C.
Aug 11 1883
Judge had portrait in oil done while at Long Branch
In regard to: Romans, S.P.
Sep 08 1883
Fine oil painting, "Cedars of Lebanon", donated by
In regard to: Romans,
Sep 23 1883
Judge gives oil painting of Holy Land to reporter
In regard to: Romans, S.P.
Sep 27 1883
Frasier opens art school.
In regard to: Frasier, W. R.
Aug. 15, 1885
Star's portrait on display.
In regard to: Star, Solomon.
Oct. 30, 1885
Lessons in oil painting.
In regard to: Phillips, J. H.
Jan. 5, 1886
Charlton acquire reputation as artist.
In regard to: Charlton, Tom.
April 23, 1886
Life-sized portrait of deceased husband.
In regard to: Wertheimer, Jacob.
In regard to: Wertheimer, Henriette.
May 23, 1886
Dr. Harding receives portrait.
In regard to: Harding, J. A.
In regard to: Harding, Maud.
March 2, 1886
Accomplished landscape artist.
In regard to: Bartlett, A. C. Mrs.
Dec. 2, 1886
Mrs. Lewis' work for sale.
In regard to: Lewis, Ida.
July 13, 1887
Judge Bennett's mother.
In regard to: Bennett, Mary P.
In regard to: Bennett, Granville G.
May 16, 1888
McPhee and Vail married.
In regard to: McPhee, Gene.
In regard to: Vail, Mattie.
May 18, 1888
Crayon portrait of Zeita Merrick.
In regard to: Mullen, Robert Mrs.
In regard to: Merrick, Zeita.
In regard to: Merrick, Al.
In regard to: Merrick, Al Mrs.
Dec. 24, 1889
Beuter oil painting on display.
In regard to: Beuter, Celia.
In regard to: DeMouth, Whealen and Graves.
In regard to: Billington, Adelaide.
March 16, 1890
Miss Schofield's portrait work.
In regard to: Schofield, Hattie.
Nov. 6, 1890
Crayon portraite of Warner.
In regard to: Schofield, Hattie G.
In regard to: Warner, Fred P.
August 11, 1891
Lopez exhibits artwork.
In regard to: Lopez, J. H.
In regard to: Meddaugh and Company Gallery.
Nov. 8, 1891
Crayon portrait raffled.
In regard to: Catholic church.
In regard to: Curran, J. W. Mrs.
In regard to: Sasse, Charles Mrs.
Dec. 20, 1891
Splendid crayon portrait.
In regard to: Rinard, Maine.
In regard to: Smith, S. R.
March 4, 1892
Painting of Devil's Tower.
In regard to: Trezeder,
In regard to: Devils Tower.
April 13, 1892
Crayon portrait on exhibit.
In regard to: Merrick, Blanche.
In regard to: San Francisco Bazaar.
June 4, 1892
New method of portrait painting.
In regard to: Eighteen Carat Frank.
Aug. 2, 1892
W. V. Herancourt, Sketch and Mining Map Artist
Birds-Eye View Deadwood Black Hills Illustrated
Herancourt, the artist, is located in Judge McDonough's office, taking the sketch of this city. It will be a birds-eye view from a 1000 foot elevation, and will be perfect.
In regard to: Herancourt.
In regard to: McDonough.
November 1, 1883
Wentworth house has a new office desk, with 34 beautifully designed business cards arranged on each side of a heavy French plate mirror 3x5 feet in dimension, one of the finest pieces of ornamental furniture ever put in position in this or any other country. Colonel Cornell is justly proud of it, and the last thing before going to breakfast after it had been placed in position was to stand before it and admire the symmetrical proportions of the shadow. While at breakfast some fiend incarnate threw a stone that struck the mirror about the center and shattered it in a thousand directions, the breaks, running in every direction from the common center, that had received the blow. When the Colonel returned from breakfast and saw what was done he was hot, not to a point that would cause him to weep but just enough to induce him to offer $10, to a man who could swear, and do the subject justice and to offer $50 reward for evidence that would convict the perpetrator of the outrage. Quite a crowd had collected among whom was Herancourt the artist, who is now getting up a birds eye view of Deadwood, who to prevent a scene stepped to the front with a rag, and wiped the soap marks he had made on the glass away, and John set em up to everybody.
In regard to: Cornell.
In regard to: Herancourt.
In regard to: Wentworth House.
November 6, 1883
Proof sheet of Herancourt's bird's eye view of Rapid City, now on exhibition at the probate judge's office, is a fine specimen of art, and is a credit to the artist. As an ornament to a parlor wall, even in a country that never heard of the Hills or Rapid, it would attract attention. It is worth going to see.
In regard to: Herancourt.
In regard to Rapid City.
November 18, 1883
Index publishes W.V. Herancourt's birds-eye view of Rapid City. the cut occupies nearly an entire page of the Index, and is a credit to the artist.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to: Rapid City.
December 2, 1883
Herancourt, the artist, on Friday last sketched a birdseye view of Central City and Gayville. They will appear as seen from the White Rocks, in his view of Deadwood.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Central City.
In regard to: Gayville.
December 8, 1883
Herancourt's birdseye view of Deadwood will be completed in about a week. It is one of the finest pictures we ever saw and will be something that will ornament the parlors of our finest residences. It takes in the whole city from the White Rocks, with South Bend, Gayville, Central City, Terraville, with Bald Mountain and Terry's Peak, with the smoke from the big mills at Lead City looming up grandly in the distance.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to South Bend.
In regard to: Gayville.
In regard to: Central City.
In regard to: Bald Mountain.
In regard to: Terry's Peak.
In regard to: Lead.
In regard to: White Rocks.
In regard to: Terraville.
December 15, 1883
Letter from Mr. Herancourt stating electrotypes of Deadwood pen and ink sketch will be sent from Boston to Chicago.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
January 23, 1884
Note to the readers of the Black Hills Daily Times of the newspaper's plan to publish Mr. Herancourt's pen and ink sketch of Deadwood along with a description of the mines, minerals, and business interests of the Hills.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Deadwood.
February 5, 1884
Editorial large edition of the Black Hills Daily Times will be published to advertise the principal mines in the Hills and to afford the opportunity to see the sketch of Deadwood done by Mr. Herancourt. To be published February 23, 1884.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Deadwood.
February 6, 1884
Mr. Herancourt has received a proof sheet of the birdseye view of Deadwood. John Treber and Jacob Goldberg attest that is is an excellent likeness.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to: Treber, John.
In regard to: Goldbert, Jacob.
In regard to Deadwood.
February 9, 1884
This office will issue, about February 25th, and Extra Edition of the Times. It will contain a history of the Black Hills from its opening up to the present time, not in detail as to each and every particular event, but upon all matters of public import quite full accounts will be given. It was the intention of the publisher to print a twelve, sixteen or twenty page issue, but shall be governed by the amount of interesting matter obtained, and will give all it is worth, whether it is eight or more pages. Shall also print in this issue the picture of Deadwood, drawn for us by Mr. Herancourt. This office having the only complete records of events of the Hills during the past nearly eight years, which is the complete files of the Times, are in possession of data unobtainable from any other source, and from which we shall compile much of our issue, and hence will be accurate. The different industries of the country, agricultural, mining and stock will receive due attention; and, we believe, this issue of the Times will meet a long felt need, that of a volume containing full information relative to the entire Hills country, and if so, will be much sought after by persons abroad, who are desirous to obtain knowledge of the country and its resources. We have not yet determined upon the number of papers we shall print, but orders are coming in rapidly, and we shall soon know of this later. Our advertising space is nearly all taken, it being the intention to put but two columns of advertising matter upon each page, the remaining five columns of each page being purely historical matter. In conclusion, the Times Extra will be the best paper we can get up, and one which we will not ourselves be ashamed to send to any country in the world. The orders will now justify printing 5,000, and from appearances will be compel
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Black Hills.
February 14, 1884
Herancourt's birds eye view of Deadwood has arrived, or rather, the plates for the newspapers, and now look out for the Times pictorial edition.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Newspaper.
February 17, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, the artist, was in the city yesterday delivering to customers his birds eye view of the city. The pictures are very fine ones, and give entire satisfaction to our citizens.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
February 19, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, the artist, delivered the last of his pictures to his subscribers yesterday, and returned to Spearfish to complete his birdseye view of that place. His patrons here were well pleased with his work, and paid him every cent of his contract price. The two plates, for the Times and Pioneer, were paid for and no growling. He is pleased with our business men and their manner of doing business.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to: Pioneer.
In regard to: Deadwood.
In regard to: Spearfish.
February 21, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, the artist, the man who got up the birdseye view of this city, is now rustling at Spearfish, and he is a rustler from way back, will rustle on grass or anything else that comes his way.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to: Spearfish.
March 12, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, the artist, came in from Spearfish yesterday, having concluded his bird's eye view of that city. He will remain here two weeks completing his sketch of the Hot Springs, at the conclusion of which, if the necessary encouragement is given, he will take a bird's eye view of Lead City.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Spearfish.
In regard to: Hot Springs.
In regard to: Lead.
March 20, 1884
W.V. Herancourt, has just completed a number of views of the Hot Springs, and prominent objects in that neighborhood.
In regard to: Herancourt, W.V.
In regard to Hot Springs.
April 2, 1884
Herancourt finished his birdeye view of Lead.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
June 12, 1884
All well please with Herancourt sketch.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
June 14, 1884
Herancourt down from Lead.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Custer.
June 18, 1884
Times secures birdseye plate.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Lead.
In regard to: Times newspaper.
June 19, 1884
Artist returns from Custer.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
July 2, 1884
Contest for championship medal.
In regard to Black Hills Sportsmen's Club.
In regard to: Grimshaw, R. E.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Lawrenson, J.
In regard to: Evans, F.
In regard to: Baker.
In regard to: Flaherty, A.
In regard to: Bartelda.
In regard to: Warner, William S.
In regard to: Babcock, Lyman F.
July 20, 1884
Wertheimer to open new register.
In regard to Wertheimer.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Merchants Hotel.
July 31, 1884
Herancourt receives news of death.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
Aug. 2, 1884
Map completed.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
Aug. 9, 1884
Sportsmen's Club.
In regard to Black Hills Sportsmen's Club.
In regard to: Burch, C.
In regard to: Baker, Van B.
In regard to: Grimshaw, R. E.
In regard to: Murphy, M. A.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Babcock, Lyman F.
In regard to: Flaherty, Al.
In regard to: Butterfield, Elijah H.
In regard to: Lawrenson, Job.
Aug. 10, 1884
Gillmore submits mining specimens.
In regard to Gillmore, James T.
In regard to: Fish, Edward P.
In regard to: Clark, A. D.
In regard to: Lost Bonanza Mine.
In regard to: Climax Mine.
In regard to: Galena.
In regard to: Bald Mountain.
In regard to: Carbonate.
In regard to: Sand Creek.
In regard to: Etta Mine.
In regard to: Hay Creek.
In regard to: Jenney's Stockade.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
Aug. 16, 1884
Illustrated Black Hills.
In regard to San Francisco Mining Exchange.
In regard to: Mining.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: Whitbeck, L. F.
In regard to: Gilmore, J. T.
In regard to: Black Hills Illustrated.
Oct. 10, 1884
Illustrated Black Hills.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
In regard to: San Francisco Mining Exchange.
In regard to: Black Hills Illustrated.
In regard to: Perkins, William.
In regard to: Mining.
Dec. 18, 1884
Times reported indebted to Herancourt.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
March 3, 1885
Herancourt completes bidseye of Minneapolis.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
April 16, 1885
Herancourt doing view of Minneapolis.
In regard to Herancourt, W. V.
May 29, 1885
"Times" view of Deadwood.
In regard to Deadwood.
In regard to: Deadwood Flouring Mill.
In regard to: Schools.
In regard to: Herancourt, W. V.
July 4, 1886
1889 The Cultivator & country gentleman, Volume 54
"After several attempts to hold an election at Guthrie, Oklahoma, by counting and forming in line, a council of seven elected D. P. Dyer of Kansas City as mayor, who proceeded to run the gamblers out. The laying out of streets is interfering with claims. Surveyors and lawyers are making money. Fifty buildings have been put up. W. V. Herancourt, artist for Harper's Weekly, fell dead before his tent April 27. Since the 27th, 800 wagons, with 3,200 persons went north through Cherokee strip, where soldiers are on guard. Not much farming yet done."
