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Your welcome. I have had the image of Hukill Bonanza Meat Market for several years waiting to share it with a relative, in your case somewhat removed; however, it has been waiting for you. It is a perfect example of real life in Deadwood's very beginnings. It had to be dusted off and experienced from someone who might care about the characters in this image. I am sure we have made Butcher Hukill's day, where ever he is enjoying life at the moment.


You might want to visit our sister site http://bloggerdeadwood.blogspot.com/  for a good feel of Deadwood life as it began to grow in the middle of no where inside legally granted Indian property. A town outside of US law, for a brief fleeting moment.


Your ancestor L. P. Stone is also a Deadwood Pioneer from almost the very beginning of this area growing into something more than miner's tents in the gulches. He brought to the camp some of the few pleasures in life, like good food and a real bed to sleep in. Most of the pioneers would have been very familiar with L. P. Stone and his variety of hotels, eating establishments and variety entertainment houses over the years.


Here are a few more remaining tidbits, and there are more things that are left yet to be discovered. You should make a trip to Deadwood, visit the museum and spend a lot of time at the library. I am sure I have missed many things about L. P. Stone but I think you have most of the relevant facts. You should also investigate Lawrence County mining patents, as I believe L.P. Stone may have one.


Interesting Item: Miner


L. P. Stone was first a miner, as most everyone else was at the time.


Stone, L.P. of Spring Creek mining (patent information linking Stone to Spring Creek mining should be investigated)
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 05 1877, p.1 , col.2


Interesting Item: Of the Supernatural


Miners see gray body moving in the sky, Bear Butte
Bear Butte
Black Hills Daily Times May 01 1877, p.4 , col.3


Interesting Item: Big Deadwood Fire September 1879, Stone's Hotel perished in Chinatown. This area of Deadwood at the time would have been quite lawless, full of gambling establishments, saloons, variety theatres, dance halls, opium dens, and houses of prostitution. The story has it Sheriff Seth Bullock served up the law on upper Main Street Deadwood while Gem Theatre Proprietor Al Swearingen ruled lower Main Street and Chinatown.

The majority of all wood buildings burnt to the ground and an unidentified charred body was found in Stone's restaurant. There were very few cases of loss of life in this fire. This fire utterly destroyed all town structures and livelihoods but the town was back in business by December 1879. What a wonderful group of individuals that got back on their feet in short notice.


Body found in debris from the burned restaurant
Stones Restaurant
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 30 1879, p.1 , col.6


Building two-story, 20x30 foot dance hall
Diamond, Rosie
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 02 1879, p.1 , col.3

Stone moved his hotel from Chinatown to Adams Blk.
Chinese
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 07 1879, p.1 , col.3


At time of fire, every hotel in town was burned
Deadwood
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 17 1879, p.1 , col.2


Coal oil lamp knocked over caused big Ddwd fire
Empire Bakery
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 04 1879, p.2 , col.3


Sold her 2-story frame bldg. to Mr Stone
Diamond, Rosa
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 06 1879, p.4 , col.2

To open Stone's Hotel in Diamond's new building
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 06 1879, p.4 , col.2


Few remainders left of the big Deadwood fire
Deadwood
Black Hills Daily Times Dec 11 1879, p.4 , col.2


At Springs in Arkansas, hoping for cure of opium 
Diamond, Rose
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 30 1880, p.4 , col.3


Interesting Item: Variety theatre performers Emma Stone and Bessie Stone


Proprietor of the Deadwood Opera House, ad
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 01 1880, p.1 , col.4


Kindly volunteered her services (gave theatrical performance for (Johnnie / Johnny) Rogers benefit. Johnny Rogers was a well loved variety theatre manager in Deadwood. It was a common practice among variety artists to put on a show gratis so that the box office proceeds from the show could be given to the artist that was leaving the area as good well send off.
Stone, L.P., Mrs
Carter, L.S.
Griffith, James
Martin, J.M.
Redmond, George
Stacy, Charles E.
Truches, F.
Wheeler, F.W.
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 02 1880, p.4 , col.2

Building a first class theatre women can come to
Rogers, Johnnie (Johnny)
Black Hills Daily Times May 19 1880, p.4 , col.5


To perform "Unlce Reuben" at Wertheimer's Theater
Stone, Bessie
Black Hills Daily Times Feb 18 1881, p.4 , col.2


Interesting Item: When Parades Were The Best Thing Going


Will ride in car of state representing Kentucky (Deadwood early entertainment - floats representing states of the union)
Stone, Ressie (Bessie more than likely)
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 02 1882, p.2 , col.5


Interesting Item: Other Business Locations West Virginia City


L. P. Stone also built a hotel in West Virginia City, a new camp outside of Deadwood

Col. has gone to new camp with a restaurant (assuming this is Col. L. P. Stone as he was known by)
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 04 1881, p.4 , col.3

Restaurant well patronized at West Virginia City
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 04 1881, p.4 , col.6

Had restaurant operating with 3 waiters
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 05 1881, p.4 , col.2

Restaurant located in part of old saw mill buildin
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 08 1881, p.4 , col.2

New camp resembles Deadwood after the big fire
West Virginia City
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 08 1881, p.4 , col.2

 
Has carpenters at work on hotel
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 15 1881, p.4 , col.2

Stone's new hotel will soon be ready for public
West Virginia City
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 22 1881, p.4 , col.3

Was visited by whirlwind, pulverized Stone's hotel
West Virginia City
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 31 1881, p.4 , col.2


General Information: West Virginia City


Miner Richards writes of happenings at new camp 1881
The richness of that camp 1881
Miners decide on $100 yr to be expended on claims 1881
Is somewhat quiet at present 1881
Will soon resemble Deadwood in the summer of 76 1881
Will have its own newspaper called The Tribune 1881
Was visited by whirlwind, pulverized Stones hotel 1881
Town is assuming metropolitan shape 1881
There has been a vast change in appearance of town  1881
Stones new hotel will soon be ready for public 1881
Several addition to the town have been made 1881
Sand at new camp is as rich as it is oily 1881
Property is already changing hands at new camp 1881
New camp resembles Deadwood after the big fire 1881
Methodist discuss locating a church in new camp 1881
Gambling house was inaugurated with terrible fight 1881
Equals Deadwood in the gambling department 1881 
Almost every kind of business has been opened here 1881
1st birth occurred, a colt dropped in the bushes 1881
"Times" reporter visits new carbonate camp 1881


Interesting Item: Owing a business on Lower Main St - Lawless Area

Is widening the walk in front of his Main St place
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times May 17 1881, p.4 , col.5


Caucus to be held at Stone's building, 2nd ward
Main Street
Black Hills Daily Times May 18 1881, p.4 , col.5

Restauranteur to take out entire front of store
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 02 1881, p.4 , col.2

Col. to put brand new front on restaurant
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 03 1881, p.4 , col.5


Interesting Item: L. P. Stone has gone missing in print July 1881 - Sep 1885 -perhaps in Coeur d'Alene, ID


L.P. Stone is organizing a party of fifty men for the Coeur d'Alene mines. Stone is a good man to go with.
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times March 2, 1884, p. 3, col. 2.


Interesting Item: L. P. Stone back in print 1885 on Lower Main St, Deadwood


Just opened -- fine restaurant.
L.P. Stone, seeing the need of a first-class restaurant, has opened the Grand Central Restaurant in the room under the Grand Central lodging house.
Stone, L. P.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Grand Central Hotel.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept 13, 1885, p.3, col.4.


Grain and vegetables of all kinds.
L.P. Stone's produce store, lower Main st., Deadwood, Dakota. Deals in grain and vegetables of all kinds, and baled hay, butter and eggs. Farm produce bought for the highest cash prices.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 1, 1885, p.3, col.4.


Stone moves grocery store.
L.P. Stone has removed his grocery and produce store to building adjoining Fink's on lower Main.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 26, 1885, p.3, col.2.


Col. Stone obtains Grand Central building.
Colonel Stone on Saturday obtained possession of the entire Grand Central building, and will thoroughly overhaul, renovate, largely refurnish and otherwise improve the establishment.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 13, 1886, p.3, col.2


Citizens of upper Main request the Gem theatre band to change its base, learn other tunes, use other instruments, or employ men who have some little knowledge of music.
Gem Theatre.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 7, 1887, p.3, col.1.


Main Street lots sold for tax.
Public sale of those lots on Main street, on which the special tax for improvement of street remained delinquent.
Main street.
Gem Theatre.
Cooper, William.
Maillard, A.
Burton, Minnie.
Stone, L. P.
Jones, Thomas G.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 31, 1887, p.4, col.2.


Omaha Herad comments upon the subject of "Moral Roundup of the City."
Deadwood.
Swearingen, Albert E.
Gem Theatre.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept. 15, 1887, p.2, col.1


Gem Theatre property sold.
Sale of Gem theatre property sold to eastern parties.
Gem Theatre.
Miller, James K. P.
Stone's Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 15, 1888, p.4, col.2.

Stone opera house purchased.
The building on lower Main street, formerly known as the Stone Opera House was purchased and the transfer made yesterday to J.K.P. Miller. Consideration unknown.

Note image 1888 Deadwood photo by Grabill shows James K. P. Miller storefront located in what was known as the Syndicate block laying directly across the street from the Grand Central Hotel Restaurant which was located on the bottom floor of the Grand Central Hotel.)

Miller, James K. P. (Real Estate Investor and Deadwood Freighting Pioneer)
Stone Opera House.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 29, 1888, p.4, col.2


Purchase of the Northwestern building by J.K.P. Miller, was perfected yesterday, the full amount, $19,000, paid and the deed filed for record.
Northwestern Transportation Company.
Miller, James K. P. (Deadwood Pioneer)
Black Hills Daily Times, June 9, 1888, p.4, col.2.


Real estate transfers May 4.
   Hamke, Robert.
   Franklin, Anna.
   Diltz, Dan.
   Railroads.
   Boland, Patrick.
   McAleer, Mary.
   Duffy, J. C.
   Duffy, Mary.
   Neary, John.
   Salmonson, F. O.
   Deffebach, John.
   Cushman, Samuel Mrs.
   Kelley, R. D.
   Graham, Charles.
   Grand Central Hotel.
   Lancaster, Nimrod.
   Koenigsberger, S.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 1, 1890, p.1, col.1.


Buying a home.
Deeds filed transferring from Fred T. Evans to the Pioneer-Times a portion of the Syndicate block.
Evans, Frederick T.
Pioneer-Times newspaper.
Stone's Restaurant.
Mining Review.
Adams Express Company.
Burns, John L.
Black Hills Pioneer-Times, Aug. 2, 1901, p.4, col.1.


Interesting Item: Son of L. P. Stone may have succumb to lightening strike - son's name unknown


Assessor Stotts, Crook county, and a son of L.P. Stone, prostrated by a stroke of lightning. Stotts has entirely recovered, but young Stone's recovery exceedingly doubtful.
Stotts,
Stone, L. P.
Weather.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 7, 1887, p.4, col.2.


Interesting Item: Religious Affiliation re Bessie Stone


St. Johns Episcopal Church, St. John's Guild
Magnificent quilt up for lottery.

In the window of the Bee Hive, a magnificent crazy quilt on exhibition, to be disposed of by lottery.
St. John's Guild.
Bee Hive.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 10, 1888, p.4, col.1.

St. John's Guild officers elected.
Meeting of St. John's Guild for reorganization.
St. John's Guild.
Wringrose, John Mrs.
Wilson, John R. Mrs.
Burroughs, F. M. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 7, 1890, p.2, col.3.

First night of bazaar a success.
An excellent first night at St. John's Guild bazaar.
St. John's Guild.
McDonald, Edward.
Zipp, C. E.
Lowe, William E. and Company.
Hoffman, A.
Smith, Charles.
King, Ed.
Stone, Bessie.
Stone, Gib and Company. (Gib Stone should be investigated for possible Stone family member, as he appears quite frequently as a Deadwood Pioneer. It is also interesting he is associated with Bessie Stone)
DeMouth, Whealen and Graves.
Pope, R. R.
Pope, R. R. Mrs.
Morse, J. L.
Liebmann, Mrs.
Boehlke, Mrs.
Franklin and Baer.
Treber, John.
Koenigsberger, Sebastian.
Lowerre, A. W.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 17, 1890, p.3, col.3.

Bazaar prize winners named.
Ladies' bazaar well attended and prize winners named.
St. John's Guild.
Wardman, H. B. Mrs.
Epstein, Louis.
Adams, Lucile.
Wringrose, Ethel.
Sutton, Mrs.
Smith, W. K.
McCoy, Pearl.
Harding, J. A. Mrs.
Burroughs, Mrs.
Rickle, Mrs.
McGoff, Mrs.
Wilson, A. D.
Hathaway, W. H.
McPherson, Carrie R.
Wilson, J. R. Mrs.
Jones, J. R.
Wringrose, Emily.
Charlton, Hattie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 19, 1890, p.3, col.3.

St. John's Guild elects officers.
Annual meeting of St. John's Guild to elect officers.
St. John's Guild.
Alexander, Mrs.
Paddock, J. A. Mrs.
McLaughlin, W. L. Mrs.
Hill, A. Bailey Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 12, 1891, p.2, col.3.

Ladies of St. John's organize.
Ladies of St. Johns' Guild organized with election of officers.
St. Johns Guild.
Gaston, John A. Mrs.
Dague, Byron P. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept. 17, 1891, p.2, col.5.

Guild elects officers.
St. John's Guild met to elect officers and schedule oyster sociable Jan. 8.
Dague, Mary E.
St. John's Guild.
Adams, W. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1895, p.3, col.3.

Winners at bazaar.
Edith McPherson won elegant doll and miniature cook stove won by Susie Edmonds at St. John's Guilid bazzar given at the Opera House.
St. John's Guild.
McPherson, Edith.
Edmonds, Susie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 8, 1895, p.2, col.1.


Interesting Item: L. P. Stone was a member of the Royal Arch Masons, Ancient Order of United Workmen and Degree of Honor


Installation ceremonies. Royal Arch Masons, Ancient Order of United Workmen and Degree of Honor install officers.
Masonic lodge.
Ayres, George V.
Brelsford, J. M.
Beemer, George.
McKay, Walter.
Malterner, A. J.
Stoner, T. R.
Moody, Burdett.
Graves, Leonard R.
Cruickshank, Gregory.
Putnam, Ira Z.
Coe, A. W.
Fishel, Adolph.
Stern, Morris.
Stone, Bessie.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
Osborn, W. W.
Workman,
Bab****, Lyman F.
Wilhelm, H. M.
Drake, George O.
Blackburn, Peter.
Reddington, George.
McAllister, Charles.
Dennis, Frank.
Bischoff, Herman.
Swanson, Charles.
Chapman, N. W.
Wright, J. W.
Osborn, Belle.
Smith, Nannie.
Hamilton, May.
Cummings, Sue.
Matson, Ida.
Campbell, Laura.
Moyer, Bertha.
Bischoff, Alice.
Swanstrom, Alice.
Hunter, Edwin.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 10, 1896, p.1, col.5.


Knights elect officers.
Address delivered by Grand Commander George V. Ayres.
Ayres, George V.
Black Hills Pioneer-Times, June 16, 1900, p.1, col.3.


Stone buried today.
Ayres, George V. (Ayres and Wardman Hardware Company)(Masonic Knights Grand Commander George V. Ayres)
Kelley, George M.
Stone, L. P.
Masonic lodge.
Black Hills Pioneer-Times, Feb. 26, 1903, p.1, col.6.

Funeral service for Col. L.P. Stone yesterday.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Pioneer-Times, Feb. 27, 1903, p.1, col.6.

Good Luck. I hope you uncover many more interesting stories. Please post any photos of the Hukill and Stone families. We would love to see them.

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Thank you so much for the info on Catherine Turner. I don't believe the other Turners are any relation. I have no records of Reuben A. Turner after the marriage certificate in 1860, Hamilton Co. Ohio. His first wife died in 1858 Cuyahoga Co. Ohio and their daughter was raised by her grandparents.

Catherine E. Turner was living with L.P & Emma Stone in 1870, Dayton, Campbell Co. KY. No sign of Reuben A. Turner.

I have to tell you, I am still pinching myself to make sure I'm not dreaming that I found this site. I have been researching since the 1960's and have never found any site that is so helpful. You are an angel and I will be singing your praises for a long time to come.
Thank you, over and over again,
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A few more misc articles relating variant spellings: Stone, Louis P. , Stone, Lewis P., Turner, Katharine, Turner, Catharine

Article Title    Delinquent tax sale notice.
   Lawrence County.
   Thompson, David.
   Overman, Elmira.
   Beck, Peter.
   McGregor, Robert E.
   McLaughlin, E. P.
   Franklin, O. E.
   Cowgill, A. C.
   Pettigrew, J. H.
   Daniels, A. H.
   Johnson, Vincent S.
   Zinc, W. A.
   Washabaugh, F. J.
   Peterson, Lewis.
   Zoellner, Charles.
    Zoellner, Jonas.
   Cook, Joseph E.
   Pratt, John S.
   Peterson, L. G.
   West, C. L.
   Hopkins, J. M.
   Kilion, Daniel.
   Gorans, John C.
   Deathe, Mary A.
   Schmidt, William F.
   Tonn, M. G.
   DeAtly, Richard.
   Gregg, Harrisom M.
   Gregg, Dora E.
   Kerwin, M.
   Epperly, Charles B.
   **************Stone, Lewis P.
   **************Turner, Catharine.
   Wood, A.
   Todd, E. J.
   Todd, G. D.
   McClintock, John S.
   Remer, Charels W.
   Foglesong, George D.
   Soutiere, Antonio.
   Varrie, Henry.
   Bressette, Noel.
   Bessette, Joseph.
   Knight, Andrew J.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 7, 1893, p.4, col.5.

Circuit court report April 15.   
   Swearingen, Albert E.
   Mason, N. T.
   Mitchell, T. O.
   Barrett, Charles.
   Taylor, Joshua P.
   Robinson, George F.
   Taylor, Joseph.
   Greenwood Mining Company.
   Storey, Samuel W.
   Jones, William E.
   Benoit, Roni.
   Welch, James.
   Burns, Margaret.
   Dunn, William L.
   Kannar, Oscar.
   Mather, C. W.
   Norton, Mary C.
   **********************Stone, Louis P.
   McKinnis, Charlotte.
   Baird, William M.
   Killion, Daniel.
   Kerrigan, Maggie.
   Quen Sing.
   Becker, Adolph.
   Selig, Michael.
   Smith, Thomas A.
   Hill, Benjamin.
   Treasure Coach Mining Company.
   Sturgis, S. D.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 15, 1890, p.2, col.4.

Court calendar commencing Nov. 29.
   Preston, L. D.
   Rice and Polley, atty.
   Geisler, Henry J.
   Redlon, Thomas L.
   Singer, Henry.
   Ogden, R. N.
   undefinedMoore, William H.
   Coopman, Josephine.
   Moore, Joseph B.
   Cowling, W. J.
   Harvey, T. E.
   Lubben, J.
   Frawley and Laffey, atty.
   Riley, Thomas.
   Stewart, R. L.
   Graham, J. S.
   Moody and Washabaugh, atty.
   Graham, J. S.
   Stewart, H. B.
   Elswick, W. L.
   Jones, J. w.
   Graves, Leonard R.
   Elder, W. S.
   Turgoose,
   McLaughlin and McLaughlin, atty.
   Mansfield, John.
   Walters, J. P.
   Hunefield, Charles.
   Dewey, H. E.
   Dailey, John.
   Hearst Hotel.
   Tierney, John.
   Ball, Albert.
   VanCise, Edwin P.
   Hazeltine, Ed.
   Patton, C. J.
   Young, Nellie.
   Davis, C. E.
   Whittaker, Thomas.
   Gates iron Works.
   McDonald, J. C.
   Swan, J. H.
   Selbie, William.
   Deadwood City.
   Robb, Peter A.
   ***************************Stone, Louis P.
   Abt, Frank.
   Skelly, J. H.
   Gilchrist, Jacob K.
   Malkson, Willis B.
   First National Bank.
   Lyon, W. C.
   Curran, J. W.
   Cotton, Thomas.
   Klemann, F.
   Kuhn,
   Bennett, Granville G.
   McDonald, James.
   Solm, Olaf.
   Drause, C. H.
   McInnis, Alex.
   Runkle, George.
   Milner, Isaac.
   Auer, Joseph.
   Allen, James W.
   Rush, Stephen.
   Harrison Telephone Company.
   Black Hills Daily Pioneer Times, Nov. 11, 1897, p.2, col.2.

Delinquent property tax list.
   Morden, Samuel E.
   Morden, William.
   Pettigrew, C. W.
   Batchelder, A.
   Fassold, Mary.
   March, Carnella.
   Marsh, D. A.
   Robinson, John.
   Majors, Mary.
   Wolzmuth, John.
   Kerwin, Michael.
   Wangdall, D. D.
   Epperty, Chrles E.
   ***************************Stone, Louis P.
   ***************************Turner, Katharine.
   Power, Daniel.
   Ferris and Bond.
   Epperly, Charles.
   Arnold, Leah.
   Eckeron, Andrew.
   Mason, N. T.
   Wood, Dora.
   Labelle, Joseph.
   Cardinal, Cleophas.
   Redmond, N. M.
   Lindell, Carl.
   Henderson, Albert.
   Benoit, Francis.
   Turgeon, Joseph.
   Weisman, Ingward, P.
   Cleveland, J. C.
   McArthur, John.
   Kinghorn, John M.
   Sturr, Daniel.
   Weisman, Matt P.
   Grant, Henry J.
   Maze, Charles.
   Olnas, John.
   Mannie, Minnie.
   Fargo, Charles G.
   Cassela, John.
   Castagnetto, John.
   Jones, Kate W.
   Weisman, Christ.
   Giannatti, Carlo.
   Carstenson, Nels.
   Grallap, Joseph J.
   Alexander, John W.
Black Hills Pioneer-Times, Oct. 5, 1901, p.1, col.4.

Misc Articles: Stone Hotel, Mrs. L. Stone

 

L.P. Stone Hotel and Restaurant, ad
Stone Hotel
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 01 1880, p.1 , col.4

Republican central committee meets at the hotel
Stone Hotel
Black Hills Daily Times May 16 1880, p.4 , col.3

Arrivals from Pierre: Bruno Clippe, Mrs. F.C. Crocker, Oscar Silver, F. Jackson, M. Fishel; departures to Sidney: W.R. Wringrose, P. Altoe; departures to Pierre: D.D. Holleral, Mrs. L.E. Gaffy, Mrs. L. Stone.
   Clippe, Bruno.
   Crocker, F.C. Mrs.
   Silver, Oscar.
   Jackson, F.
   Fishel, M.
   Wringrose, W.R.
   Altoe, P.
   Holleral, D.D.
   Gaffy, L.E. Mrs.
   Stone, L. Mrs.
Stagelines.
Black Hills Daily Times March 22, 1884, p. 3, col. 2.

 

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You might want to locate Reuben Turner's middle name or date of his death and location.

A. Turner of Turner & Price, lumbermen throughout the Hills, died at Columbus, Neb., on the 5th.
Turner, A.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 7, 1890, p.2, col.2.

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Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: Turner, Reuben - no articles were located, question if this person could be (Reuben) Arnold Turner listed buried Mt MoriahCemetery. There is an A. Turner involved in Timber Culture owners of a sawmill Turner & Price. There are no records to indicate A. Turner involved in timber culture is the same Arnold Turner buried at Mt Moriah Cemetery. Catherine E. Turner. is noted to have owned timber culture.

Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: Turner, Catherine E.

Buried Mt Moriah Cemetery:

Turner, Mrs., d 1890/12/22, bur. Sec 2, Lot 69

Other Turner Burials: Mt Moriah Cemetery

Turner, Arnold, no dates

Turner, Mary E. Hoyle, b. 1850, d. 1922/01/23, age: 72 yr, w/o & s/w Stuart, bur. Sec 10, Lot 75

Turner, Roland, d 1940/04/06

Turner, Samuel, not dates

Turner, Stuart J., b. 1859, d. 1923/12/27, age: 73y, s/w Mary, bur. Sec 10, Lot 74

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Dec 1887 Land Office Business "timber culture of Catherine E. Turner suspended"

Further investigation by obtaining a copy of this article might reveal where this timber land was located and/or the name of this business. Below these articles I am listing articles related to Turner and Price sawmill for further investigation. They may or may not be related to your Catherine E. Turner.


Land office business Dec. 15.
Benjamin hastie made homestead location; Fred. A. Saver, Mary E. Shick and John W. Gray made pre-emption filings; J. Logan Sample made pre-emption proof; I.H. Chase applies for information regarding law providing for entries of slate claims; timber culture of Catherine E. Turner suspended, as well as H. Gillette and Wm. T. Hecht.
Land office.
Saver, Fred A.
Shick, Mary E.
Gray, John W.
Sample, J. Logan.
Turner, Catherine E.
Coad, William T.
Gillette, H.
Hecht, William T.
Chase, Isaac H.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 15, 1887, p.1, col.4.

Catherine Eliza Turner, mother of Col. L.R. Stone, died Dec. 20 of paralysis at Deadwood.
Turner, Catherine E.
Stone, L. R.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 21, 1890, p.2, col.4.

The year condensed October-December.
Items of local interest and importance of last year, culled and condensed from the columns of the Times.
Telore, John Mrs.
Goodrich, Thomas.
Goodrich, Alice.
Goodrich, Laura.
Mining.
Wood, John M.
Fire.
Early, Anthony.
Gambling.
Jenkins, W. L.
Snider, W. D.
Miller, Louis.
McAuley, George R.
McLarey, Charles.
Johnson, Gus.
Cox, John.
Carpenter, Harold H.
Corcoran, Anthony.
Politics.
Indians.
Wounded Knee.
Military.
Bennett, Thomas.
Cameron, J. J.
Early, Michael.
Savage, P. W.
Edmonds, J. F.
Sprague, Bill.
Fishel, Emma.
Moyle, William.
Baldwin, John W.
Baptist church.
Green, P. D. Mrs.
Scola, Philip.
McPherson, James.
Brown, James Mrs.
Elliott, B. H.
Swift, John.
Fort Meade.
Cook, John.
McClintock, John S.
McCarthy, May.
Wright, Hank.
Huyett, Alex.
Collum, T. C.
Allen, John W.
Hendrickson, John K.
Turner, Catherine E.
Brison, W. S.
Alexander, Wesley W.
Valentine, Charles.
Fitzpatrick, John.
McDonald, William.
Millett, R. D. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1891, p.1, col.1.

Patents at land office Sept. 16.
Patents to agriculture lands received at Rapid land office and await claimants.
Land office.
Madson, Peter.
Sehn, Joseph.
Kenting, John.
Shepard, George W.
Bard, A. M.
Erskine, Robert.
Stiizlein, Fred.
Wallace, William.
Ryerson, Oscar.
Storey, George.
Williams, Joseph.
Potter, Leroy.
Hinds, Charles D.
Robinson, Alfred E.
Kinghorn, John M.
Turner, Catherine E.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept. 16, 1891, p.3, col.4.

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Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: Turner and Price

Price, V. T.

Turner, A.

A. Turner of Turner & Price, lumbermen throughout the Hills, died at Columbus, Neb., on the 5th.
Turner, A.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 7, 1890, p.2, col.2.

County commissioners January meeting. 
Lawrence County Commission January 9-10 meeting minutes.
Lawrence County Commission.
Charlton, H. F. Mrs.
Murrin, Thomas D.
Corkhill, Titus.
Fish and Hunter.
Powers Brothers.
Morrison, James.
Lane Brothers.
Turner and Price.
Henderson, A.
Mumford, G. W.
Dobbin, G. R.
Crist, J. W.
Miller, S. B.
Fish, Hunter and Dickey.
Jones, J. C.
Sparks and Allen.
Sturman, C.
Nowlan, William.
Snow, Charles L.
Smoot, Phil.
Burns, W. L.
Arnold, J. D.
Fifter, R. J.
Irwin, Robert.
Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
Adams, A. T.
Denman, J. L.
Estes, H. P.
Lead City Bank.
McPhee, Eugene.
Elliott, W.
Sehm, Joseph.
McAleer, James.
Smead, D. D.
Grady, Richard.
Tanner, C. C.
Steele, James.
Parsons, Charles S.
Roads and bridges.
Lewis, Frank.
Gushurst, P. A.
Curnow, John R.
Pratt, J. S.
Cook, J. E.
Frackleton, William.
Corcoran, John E.
Zink, Nicholas.
Fogleson, H. W.
Tullock, J. W.
Griffin, Richard.
Baker, J. C.
Baker, Eugene J.
Reuben, L.
Russell, J. W.
Burroughs, Fred M.
Schaller, J. B.
Phillips, Kirk G.
Wessel, George.
Griffin, James.
Bab****, Uriah W.
Mason, Susan.
Bryant, John R.
Locke, Albert.
Gabbott, Robert.
Zimmerman, Jack.
Houghcum, Frank.
Snider, W. D.
Rosier, John.
Hogan, Jerry.
Alexander, Wesley W.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 1, 1890, p.3, col.5.

Foundation for new dwelling.
J.B. Baker of Lead, is laying the foundation for a new dwelling, to be occupied by himself, on the lot purchased by Turner & Price on upper Main street.
Baker, J. B.
Turner and Price.


Black Hills Daily Times, March 29, 1890, p.3, col.4.
Extensive enterprise.
Few are aware of the extensive manufacturing business conducted by Turner and Price, lumbermen of Elkhorn park, near Greenwood.
Timber.
Turner and Price.
Elkhorn park.
Steward, A. D.
Jones, J. C.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 6, 1887, p.1, col.5.

County commission July meeting.
Lawrence County Commission July 7, 8 and 9 minutes.
Lane, Enos.
Lawrence County Commission.
McPherson, Donald A.
Cushman, Samuel.
Liebmann, Morris.
Birdsell, William F.
Birdsell, Jennie E.
Coe, A. W.
Peterson, Charles.
Phillips, Kirk G.
Beemer, George.
Ayres, Frank C.
Crawford, R. F.
Pickler, Louis.
Gould, S. B.
Hosking, John R.
McLaughlin, William L.
Valentine, L. W.
West, Charles H.
Potter, D. T.
Jefferson, Thomas.
Wilcox, Charles.
West, Levi C.
Wheeler, Edward S.
Plowman, A. J.
Dague, Byron P.
Griffin, Richard.
Spearfish Lumber Company.
Turner and Price.
Smead, D. D.
Foglesong, H. W.
Brell, Rudolph.
Tullock, J. W.
Lane Brothers.
Fish, Hunter and Dickey.
Spry, B. F.
Dobbins, G. R.
Hayes, Ransom.
Denman, J. L.
Kane, C. L.
Kindholm, Curley.
Kroll, R.
Schumberli, J.
Leach, A. D.
Hargraves, C. P.
Arnold, J. D.
Bradford, C. L.
Haines, Moses.
Pickering, E. J.
Cable, W. H.
Ames, F. J.
Gardner, John.
Irwin, Robert.
Healey, Martin.
Irwin, Robert.
Mortensen, Nels.
Hamilton, F. W.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 7, 1890, p.2, col.3.

V.T. Price and A. Turner, lumbermen, tread the floor of the Merchants.
Price, V. T.
Turner, A.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 10, 1887, p.1, col.4.

Turner and Price sawmill changes hands.
Turner and Price's sawmill that stands where Stewart's mill did, has passed into the hands of J.C. Jones and Co.
Turner and Price.
Stewart Saw Mill.
Jones, J. C.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 6, 1887, p.3, col.2.

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L. P. Stone, was the son of Lucien L. and Catherine E. "Kate" (Phillips) Stone Turner. Lucien died in Vermont and Catherine left with her son L. P. for Hamilton County, Ohio, where L.P. married Emma Hukill and his mother Kate married Reuben A. Turner. The family then moved to Campbell County, Kentucky and in the 1885 Census, L.P., Emma, their daughter Bessie and Catherine Turner were living side by side in Butte County, SD. By 1888 both L.P., his family and mother Catherine were living in Deadwood.

I am trying to find information on the death and burial of Catherine E. "Kate" Turner. You've been so helpful, I decided to take the chance you may have some information on her.
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Photograph of Hukill Big Bonanza Meat Market circa 1877, Lower Main Street, Deadwood

http://www.mtmemory.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p267301coll3/id/1647

Richard S. Hukill, "may possibly" be shown in this photograph as standing in front of his meat market. This person is wearing a white apron and appears to be holding a knife in one hand. In the doorway of his market stands a woman and small female child, perhaps his wife and daughter.

This photograph resides with the Montana Historical Society Collection H-130. You may contact Montana Historical Society Photograph Archives: (406) 444-4739 / photoarchives@mt.gov to have a copy of this photo reproduced.

DescriptionVintage negative number : 205. People along sidewalk of business street. Butcher in apron holding knife in front of Hukill Big Bonanza Meat Market. Carcasses hanging over sidewalk.
Subject (LCSH)

Butcher shops--Dakota Territory 1870-1880.; Streets--Dakota Territory 1870-1880.

Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: R. S. Hukill, Richard S. Hukill and related family members. Deadwood Public Library, 435 Williams St, Deadwood, SD 57732
(605) 578-2821 can reproduce for you the full newspaper article for a small fee.

Citizens to keep value of gold at $18. per ounce
Hukill, R.S.
Black Hills Champion Jul 09 1877, p.1 , col.4

Of Bonanza Meat Market, made sausage for IXL
Hukill, R.S.
Black Hills Champion Jul 16 1877, p.4 , col.3

Saloon run through by horses of "fast girls"
Hukill,
Black Hills Champion Jul 30 1877, p.3 , col.2

Representative butcher, has his shop painted green
Hukill,
Black Hills Champion Aug 06 1877, p.1 , col.5

Hukill, R.S. donates to Gayville fire victims
Hukill, R.S.
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 20 1877, p.4 , col.2

Main St opposite Bismarck Stage, ad
Bonanza Meat Mrkt
Black Hills Champion Oct 27 1877, p.1 , col.1

In Justice Court
Hukill, R.S.
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 07 1878, p.4 , col.2

In Justice's Courts
Hukill, R.S.
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 08 1878, p.1 , col.3

In Justice's Courts
Hukill,
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 18 1878, p.4 , col.2

In Deadwood
Hukell, Emma
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 05 1878, p.1 , col.4

Proprietor of the Eataphone
Hukill, R.S.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Nov 10 1878, p.3 , col.3

109 lower Main St., food always ready
Eataphone
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Nov 10 1878, p.3 , col.3

Poem on "Hukill's bill of fare"
Entiphone
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Dec 20 1878, p.4 , col.3

Hukill is refitting the Eataphone
Eataphone
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 13 1879, p.4 , col.2

Losses in the big fire of September 27, $1,200.
Hukill,
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 27 1879, p.1 , col.3
 
Is in full blast on the site of the old place
Eataphone
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 30 1879, p.1 , col.3

Macy tried to take premises, Hukill prevented that
Eataphone
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 04 1879, p.1 , col.4

Losses by the big Deadwood fire of September 1879
Hukill,
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 04 1879, p.2 , col.5

Hukill is a bad one to bluff
Hukill,
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 04 1879, p.1 , col.4

Testified that he thought Couk was Boughtons broth
Hukill,
Black Hills Daily Times Feb 14 1880, p.1 , col.3

Hukill moved Eataphone to the Centennial Restauran
Eataphone
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 18 1880, p.4 , col.2

Hukill erected largest lamp of its kind in front
Eataphone
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 21 1880, p.4 , col.2

Opium Frank stole chickens & sold them to Hukill
Hukill,
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 20 1882, p.4 , col.5

Rancher on Centennial prairie, visited by bear
Hukill,
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 31 1883, p.3 , col.3

Colonel Hukill, who formerly kept a hotel in this city, came in from the ranch yesterday to lay in a supply of groceries.
Hukill.
Black Hills Daily Times February 28, 1884, p. 3, col. 2.

County election and precincts.
   Gilbert, H. W.
   Thomas, John.
   Woods, John.
   Engh, Alex.
   Furlong.
   St. Onge.
   Traver, Charles.
   Hukil, R. S.
   Burton, Mike.
   Callahan.
   Chase, W. S.
   Anderson, William.
   Haines, Moses.
   Alexander.
   Jones, A.
   Thompson, F. W.
    Motherspaw, J.
   Farley, John.
   Scollard, John.
   Ash, H. C.
   Stevens, Richard.
   Anderson.
   Goar, Robert.
   Carpenter, H. A.
   Hartman, J. D.
   Patton, J. D.
   Wilson, William.
   Logan, W. C.
   Springer.
   Christie, James.
   Aston, W. L.
   Warner.
   Gardner, C. V.
   Case, John A.
   Cole.
   Monheim, John.
   Laflin.
   Gray, John.
   Jessep, W.
   Runion, H. A.
   McBratney, S.
   Gardner, William.
   Sheehan, John.
   Harlan.
   Smith, Pat.
   Harding.
   Allen.
   Train.
   Buderer, S. N.
   Robinson.
   Merrifield.
   Roberts.
   Crist.
   Coats.
   Crocker.
   Grim, C. C.
   Reily, Ed.
   Sparks, P. E.
   Smead, W. E.
   Gibson, Henry.
   Price, Charles.
   Godfrey, E.
   Alliston, David.
   Morris, Henry.
   Wall, William.
   Politics.
   Rainwater, Erastus M.
   Blood, William M.
   Dougherty, Charles.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 11, 1884, p.3, col.4.

Notice of election.
   Gilbert, H. W.
   Thomas, John.
   Woods, John. 
   Engh, Alex.
   Furlong.
   St. Onge.
   Traver, Charles.
   Hukil, R. S.
   Burton, Mike.
   Callahan.
   Chase, W. S.
   Anderson, William.
   Haines, Moses.
   Alexander.
   Jones, A.
   Thompson, F. W.
   Motherspaw, J.
   Farley, John.
   Scollard, John.
   Ash, H. C.
   Stevens, Richard.
   Anderson.
   Goar, Robert.
   Carpenter, H. A.
   Hartman, J. D.
   Patton, J. D.
   Wilson, William.
   Logan, W. C.
   Springer.
   Aston, W. L.
   Christie, James.
   Warner.
   Gardner, C. V.
   Case, John A.
   Cole.
   Monheim, John.
   Laflin.
   Gray, John.
   Jessep, W.
   Runion, H. A.
   McBratney, S.
   Gardner, William.
   Sheehan, John.
   Harlan.
   Smith, Pat.
   Harding.
   Allen.
   Train.
   Buttwiler, F. X.
   Robinson.
   Merrifield.
   Roberts.
   Crist. 
   Coats.
   Crocker.
   Grim, C. C.
   Reily, Ed.
   Sparks, P. E.
   Smead, W. E.
   Gibson, Henry.
   Price, Charles.
   Godfrey, E.
   Alliston, David.
   Gray, Jack.
   Morris, Henry.
   Wall, William.
   Rainwater, Erastus M.
   Tracy, Joseph S.
   Blood, William M.
   Dougherty, Charles.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 1, 1884, p.3, col.4.
   
Delinquent tax sale. 
Lawrence County Treasurer advertises delinquent tax for Centennial.
Breslin, James.
Centennial.
Arnold, J. R.
Adams Brothers.
Burton, Woolsey.
Bitzer, John.
Bushnell, Nelson.
Burton, M.
Bean, Jesse W.
Butler, C. W.
Biles, William M.
Carlson, N.
Carroll, James.
Dietschi, John.
Hukill, R. S.
Holstein, Swan.
Hammond, T. B.
Jones, Thomas.
Kearney, J. W.
McKay, E.
Maxwell,
Matteson, L. C.
McCraig, M.
Mahoney Brothers and Foley.
Parker, Jason.
Rogers, T. C.
Rudy, Jonas.
Soyster, Samuel.
Shaw, Thomas.
Stearns and Company.
Thurlow, Edwin.
Williams, James.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept 5, 1885, p.3, col.1.

Civil cases set for April trial.
   Kelly, Bishop B.
   Esmeralda Mining Company.
   Petrie, Abram.
   McMaster, Samuel.
   Early, Michael.
   Evans, Fredrick T.
   Coff, Albion.
   Brigham, Jerry.
   Cuthbertson, Edward.
   Hetzel, Alois.
   Forbes, George.
   Twitchell, Daniel.
   Alabaugh, Frank.
   Dakota Mining Company.
   Chase, W. S.
   Foot, Charles H.
   Mahan, Thomas F.
   Caledonia Mining Company.
   Flaherty, John.
   Hawk, Robert.
   Vaughn, David.
   Frawley, Henry.
   Resberg, Louis.
   Norine, Andrew.
   Moore, J. F.
   Myers, William.
   McLean, Andrew.
   OLeary, Timothy.
   Stilwell, William H.
   Wagner, Charles H.
   Miller, Lucius C.
   Pratt, William M.
   Gest, Modecia G. La.
   ONeill, Peter.
   Murry, John W.
   Hukill, Richard S.
   Bensen, Charles.
   Glueck, August.
   Flormann, Robert.
   Bohl, C. C.
   Nicholas, William A.
   Pryor, Thomas D.
   Fuller, Joseph.
   Watson, Hattie.
   Johnson, Perry.
   Shakman, Louis A.
   McMillan, John C.
   Wilson, Charles J.
   Brodie, James.
   Richmond Mining Company.
   Garden City Mining Company.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 30, 1887, p.2, col.2.

Agricultural patents received.
Another batch of 112 agricultural patents.
Land office.
Ostige, Louis.
Lawlers, James.
Johnson, M. H.
Plunkett, James.
Perkins, W. B.
Draper, Anna S. W.
Cross, C. K.
Blisserd, J. C.
Friedland, C. C.
Henderson, A. A.
Robertson, Charles.
Richardson, A. D.
Williams, A.
Sherwin, J.
Furlong, M. L. D.
Reeder, T. W.
Wilsmann, Peter.
Aken, A. Van.
Graham, W. G.
Price, S.
Peterson, P.
Chadwick, H. F.
Ames, F. J.
Kearney, J. W.
Herlihy, Daniel.
Greenfell, R.
Vanburger, A.
Morrison, J. S.
Jones, J.
France, S. D.
Spry, W. M.
Snyder, A. H.
Pinkerton, J. M.
Mulholland, C. D.
Williams, James.
Bean, J. W.
Hukill, R. S.
Hall, G. W.
DeAltey, R.
Rudy, J.
Fisher, G. M. B.
Gillett, H.
Dachtler, C. M.
Smith, Ella G.
Sellers, J. W.
Buckingham, George.
Goltry, M.
Newman, G. F.
Lynch, Mary.
Ashland, C.
Termillin, C. E.
Reed, J. C.
Blanchard, H. C.
Blackwood, Susan.
Perryane, J. H.
Pratt, J. S.
Cooper, J. M.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 27, 1887, p.4, col.2.

Hukill opens produce stand.
R.S. Hukill has opened a vegetable and general produce market in the old Eataphone building, lower Main street. Vegetables, eggs, butter, fish, &c, &c, received fresh daily.
Hukill, R. S.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 14, 1888, p.4, col.4.

To make home with daughter.
Colonel R.S. Hukill and wife departed for Seattle to make their home with a daughter.
Hukill, Richard S.
Hukill, Richard S. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 3, 1889, p.2, col.3.

The year condensed -- 1889.
500 |a Summarization of article.
Chronological record: events of October to December 1889.
Uren, Robert.
Seitz, Corwin K.
Davidson, Ollie E.
Hattenbach, Joseph.
Rosenthal, Jennie.
Rosenthal, Sol.
St. Ambrose church.
Burch, Charles.
Skully, John.
Smith,
Colquist, Charles A.
McLean, L. A.
Deadwood city hall.
McCain, W. F. C.
Gregory, Ambrosia.
Frasier, William.
McCathron, Peter.
Merrill, William.
Sutton, Philip.
Sutton, Thomas.
Lindsay, Archibald.
Waugh, Livingston.
Whipple, Mary E.
McPherson, Donald A.
Blind Boone.
Kingsley, W. C.
Brown, Alonzo C.
Driscoll, R. H.
Jones, W. H.
Grimshaw, Roy.
Flynn, Thomas.
Welch, George W.
Estee, D. H.
Chambers, Joseph C.
Rose, Charles.
Smith, Barclay P.
Hogan, Jerry.
Beard, Frank.
Cushman, Samuel.
Bews, George.
Wilcox, Charles.
Carter, Jennie.
Savage, Henry C.
Whitford, Joseph.
Lawrence, J. T.
Trudy, Chris.
Lindsey, Elizabeth.
Hukill, R. S.
Reuben, Joe.
Evans, Bob.
Barker, John.
Davis, Jeff.
Monitor Mining Company.
Iron Hill smelter.
Meleter, William.
Rosier, John.
Sorner, Erick.
Wald, August.
Butcher, William.
Stewart, Henry.
Pierce, Frank.
Furlong, Tom.
Peck, W.
Buneman, Charles.
Pierce, George.
Beuter, John.
Patrick, W. C.
Elliott, Charles.
Smith, C. J.
Ambler, Isabella.
Wolf, Joe.
Snider, William R.
McBride, Morris.
Allen, Jack.
Gandolfo, Joseph E.
Ayres, Kate T.
Livingston, Henrico L.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1890, p.2, col.1.

Hukill dies at Washington.
R. S. Hukill, former resident and father of Deadwood woman, died Nov. 20 at Sekome, Wash.
Hukill, Richard S.
Barnett, Mrs.
Best, Nannie.
Stone, L. P. Mrs.
Eberhardt, C. Mrs.
Hukill, Harry.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 15, 1891, p.1, col.5.

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Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: Mrs. Barnett, Nannie Best, Mrs. C. Eberhardt, Harry Hukill. Deadwood residents noted as being associated with the death of R. S. Hukill in Sekome, Washington in 1891.

Mrs. Barnett

Barnett, Mrs. of Cheyenne in Deadwood
Barnett, Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Jun 17 1877, p.4 , col.5

Barnett, Mrs. on stage that was robbed
Barnett, Mrs.
Black Hills Weekly Pioneer Jul 21 1877, p.4 , col.3

Was better yesterday after being sick several days
Barnett, Mrs
Black Hills Daily Times May 13 1880, p.4 , col.5

Letter at post office
Barnett, Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times Aug 02 1881, p.2 , col.3

Leaves Deadwood
Barnett, Mrs
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 03 1883, p.3 , col.5

Manning & Barnett were in Sioux City on 7th last
Barnett, Mrs
Black Hills Daily Times Jun 15 1883, p.3 , col.4

Insane woman of Central, causing great deal of tro
Barnett, Mrs
Black Hills Daily Times May 23 1883, p.4 , col.6

Keystone register November 2. 
Keystone Hotel register.
Gwynn, J. W.
McElwain, D. F.
Furlong, M. L.
Wingfield, J. T.
Dellaney, D.
Ritchie, H.
Bonman, J.
Bonman, J. Mrs.
Grant, H. J.
Williams, W. H.
Williams, W. H. Mrs.
Barnett, Mrs.
Vanderpool, E.
Carsod, J. C.
Wilkinson, C. T.
Hill, F. E.
Stapleton, J. Mrs.
Dooling, M. Miss.
Beatty, J. F.
Beatty, J. F. Mrs.
Billington, D. S.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 2, 1890, p.3, col.4.

Hukill dies at Washington. 
R. S. Hukill, former resident and father of Deadwood woman, died Nov. 20 at Sekome, Wash.
Hukill, Richard S.
Barnett, Mrs.
Best, Nannie.
Stone, L. P. Mrs.
Eberhardt, C. Mrs.
Hukill, Harry.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 15, 1891, p.1, col.5.

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Nannie Hukill

Marriage, to John W. Marr, at Welch House
Hukill, Nannie
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 06 1879, p.1 , col.3

Marr dies at Idaho.
500 |a Summarization of article.
Wardner News reports John W. Marr died suddenly at the Mountain House on Thursday last.
Marr, John W.
Hukill, Nannie.
Reitz, George.
Denver Market.
Weedon, Levi.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 28, 1887, p.4, col.3.


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Hukill, Harry

Shot polecat but didn't kill it, picked it up &...
Hukill, Harry
Black Hills Daily Times Sep 23 1879, p.4 , col.2

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Hi Again,
My "old" brain must have kicked in, I see you have a burial listed for Emma. Sorry to have bothered you.
Thank you again,
Lois

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Thank you for the wonderful historical photos. They will go in my family tree with credit to the Deadwood Genealogy Research Team and your website address.
You have been so kind and I appreciate your efforts in helping me. You have been so helpful in filling in my family tree. May I please ask another favor? Is there a listing in any cemetery in Deadwood for Emma F. (Hukill) Stone, wife of L.P. Stone who was murdered 17 May 1897? Mount Moriah has no listing for her online. Emma was the daughter of Richard S. and Emeline (Pyle) Hukill who were also in Deadwood for a time.
Bless You,
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This is a balcony view of the Grand Central Hotel near the time of ownership by L. P. Stone - 1888

Library of Congress Grabill Collection, Grabill, John C. H., Deadwood Photographer

Grand Central Hotel, Deadwood, D. T., White Balcony and Hanging Lantern, is depicted in two photographs taken by John C. H. Grabill in 1888.

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Jollification. Deadwood People celebrating the building of D.O.R.R. road to Lead City

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People of Deadwood celebrating completion of a stretch of railroad

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Lynching of Charles Brown, Deadwood, SD, 1897

Adams Museum & House, 54 Sherman St, Deadwood, SD 57732, (605) 578-1714

This photograph was republished in 2008 http://blackhillstravelblog.com/papers-from-1897-execution-might-return-home/ in regard to the 2008 The Deadwood Firearms and Old West Auction containing legal documents surrounding the lynching of Charles Brown. Contacting blackhillstravelblog.com might reveal the results of the auction concerning these documents. Adams Museum & House may be able to reproduce this image for you for a fee.

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This may be the Charles Brown you are seeking in regard to the murder of Emma Stone as he has been referenced in other publications as be of African descent and of having a wife of Asian descent.

Warrant for Charlie Brown. 
Stream of unearthly yells develops that Charlie Brown, the big, lank, lantern-jawed coon who has been living with a Chinawoman, gave vent to his feelings by pounding and kicking her around.
Brown, Charles.
African American.
Chinese.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 2, 1896, p.3, col.3.

Evidence positive gainst Brown.
Change of venue for Charlie Brown results in $15 fine for thumping his Chinawoman. He went to jail to work out fine.
Brown, Charles.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 6, 1896, p.3, col.3.

We have no other historical newspaper articles in regard to murder of Emma Stone. Unfortunately those articles may have been destroyed in a fire.

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A reference to the murder of Emma Stone can be found: San Francisco Call, Volume 81, Number 167, 16 May 1897, http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=SFC18970516.2.26

It is possible this murder took place outside of Deadwood, possibly near Crook City, where Charles Brown was noted to have owned a ranch in the area.

We were unable to locate any Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles concerning the murder of Mrs. L.P. Stone nor any articles discussing the murder of the wife of L. P. Stone and his daughter Bessie Stone while they resided in Deadwood.

We were unable to locate any Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles relating to Charles Brown, a cook for the Keystone Restaurant in Deadwood nor the lynching of Charles Brown for the murder of Emma Stone. Dr. J. A. Paddock whom has been referenced in some print as one of the doctors whom examined the body of Emma Stone did not permanently reside in Deadwood until 1890, three years after the murder.

Mt. Moriah Cemetery Burials

Stone, L. (Mrs) P., d 1897/05/17, age: 52 y, bur. Sec 2, Lot 75

Stone L. P., d 1903/02/26, age: 65y, bur. Sec 2, Lot 75

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Thank you for the wonderful file. Looking for L. P. Stone instead of his name Lewis P. Stone gave me quite a bit of information. I appreciate your kindness in sharing.
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Additional Historical Newspaper Articles: re arrival of Dr. J. A. Paddock in 1890 and patients attended during his stay in Deadwood

Dr. Paddock to reside permanently.
Dr. J.A. Paddock of Beatrice, Neb., arrived yesterday, to reside permanently. He put in the day searching for a suitable residence for his family.
Paddock, J. A.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 13, 1890, p.2, col.5.

Dr. Paddock leases residence.
Dr. J.A. Paddock, Beatrice, Neb., has leased the Raymond residence on Forest Hill and will arrive to reside here permanently.
Paddock, J. A.
Gaston, John A.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 29, 1890, p.4, col.1.

Paddocks arrive to stay.
Dr. J.A. Paddock and family, late of Nebraska, arrived to permanently reside at the Raymond home, Forrest Hill. The doctor's office will be at Phillips and Burrough's drug store.
Paddock, J. A.
Phillips and Burroughs Drug Store.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 8, 1890, p.3, col.3.

Rebsamen and Dr. Paddock in new places. 
Julius Rebsamen opened in his new place adjoining A.W. Lowerre's tobacco store; Dr. J.A. Paddock nicely settled in new office over Phillips & Bourrough's drug store.
Rebsamen, Julius.
Lowerre, A. W.
Paddock, J. A.
Phillips and Borrough's Drug Store.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 2, 1890, p.3, col.1.

Frank Russell, a cowboy on Little Willow creek, Montana, arrived and hunting up Dr. J.A. Paddock, submitted to very painful operation to one of his feet on which he froze a toe last winter.
Russell, Frank.
Paddock, J. A.
Steare, Harvey.
Franklin, Nathan.
Hathaway, W. E.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 19, 1891, p.1, col.5.

Tumor removed from over Sweatman's eye.
Henry Sweatman went to Deadwood yesterday, where Dr. Paddock removed a tumor from over his eye.
Sweatman, Henry.
Paddock, J. A.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 4, 1891, p.3, col.3.

Finan to apply for pension.
Dr. Paddock yesterday made an examination of John Finan, an old soldier, who will make application for a pension.
Paddock, J. A.
Finan, John.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 10, 1891, p.3, col.2.

Paddock family arrives.
Dr. Paddock, wife and little girl, arrived and will occupy a cozy dwelling adjoining Harris Franklin's home, Ingleside. Mrs. Paddock has been a patient sufferer from rheumatism for some weeks, but not to confine her.
Paddock, J. A.
Paddock, J. A. Mrs.
Franklin, Harris.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 8, 1892, p.2, col.3.

Glover injured at Bald Mountain.
Dr. Paddock called to Bald Mountain to see Geo. W. Glover, who sustained serious blow in the small of his back. He was in his mine and while stooping, something fell with great force, but the doctor thinks the injury nothing serious.
Paddock, J. A.
Glover, George W.
Mining accident.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 12, 1892, p.3, col.2.

Little Angie injured while coasting.
Little Angie, daughter of Dr. Paddock and wife, received a serious sprain of right knee while coasting on Centennial avenue.
Paddock, Angie.
Paddock, J. A.
Paddock, J. A. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 20, 1892, p.3, col.3.

Hart son drinks tartar emetic syrup.
Four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Hart drank large quantity of tartar emetic mixed with syrup. Dr. Paddock was called and soon had the little fellow feeling easy.
Hart,
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 28, 1892, p.3, col.2.

Arrivals to Deadwood.
W.M. Pratt, Piedont; Dr. Paddock returned; Capt. J.E. Ainsworth and Fred Haines of F.E. & M.V.; Louis Werthheimer returned; Wm. Benn returned from the Springs; W.H. Bonham returns not at all improved; Supt. C.C. Hughes and Division Supt. E.C. Harris, accompanied by C.H. King, extenive grocery merchant at Ogden, Utah; J.E. Donnelly of Omaha.
Pratt, W. M.
Paddock, J. A.
Ainsworth, J. E.
Haines, Fred.
Werthheimer, Louis.
Benn, William.
Bonham, Willis H.
Hughes, C. C.
Harris, E. C.
King, C. H.
Donnelly, J. E.
Black Hills Daily Times March 9, 1892, p.2, col.3.

Franklin pulling teeth.
Wednesday Dr. Nathan Franklin pulled two teeth for Dr. Paddock, and yesterday the latter was unable to leave his home, and "hasn't done anything since."
Franklin, Nathan.
Paddock, J. A.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 11, 1892, p.3, col.1.

Paddock appointed official physician.
Dr. Paddock has been appointed official physician of the D.C. railroad. The appointment is a merited one and the employees are sure to be given the best medical treatment.
Paddock, J. A.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 12, 1892, p.3, col.1.

Doubtful to save Mrs. McGoff's leg. 
Mrs. McGoff, who broke leg, is resting as comfortably as possible. Dr. Paddock says it is doubtful if the limb can be saved.
Paddock, J. A.
McGoff, George Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 15, 1892, p.3, col.1.

Register of deeds report January 5. 
C.G. Fargo and wife to L.W. Gilman; Perry Sewell and wife to A.J. Knight; J.A. Bryan to J.A. Paddock and M.R. Pease; A.M. Wheeler and Stewart Connor to Richard Bullock and L.V. Putman; Enos Mining Co. to Minnesota Mining Co.; J.M. Taylor to D.R. Morris.
Fargo, Charles G.
Fargo, Charles G. Mrs.
Gilman, L. W.
Sewell, Perry.
Sewell, Perry Mrs.
Knight, Andrew J.
Bryan, J. A.
Paddock, J. A.
Pease, M. R.
Wheeler, A. M.
Connor, Stewart.
Bullock, Richard.
Putman, L. V.
Enos Mining Company.
Minnesota Mining Company.
Taylor, J. M.
Morris, D. R.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 5, 1893, p.2, col.4.

Little toe amputated.
Jacob Shoudy's little toe of left foot amputated; Mrs. McGoff's broken leg fails to mend.
Shoudy, Jacob.
McGoff, George Mrs.
Paddock, J. A.
Conrad, Dr.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 28, 1893, p.3, col.3.

Doctor takes hoboe under his care. 
Dr. Paddock will take Thomas Shaw, unfortunate hoboe who froze his feet, to Welcome hotel for care.
Paddock, J. A.
Shaw, Thomas.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 2, 1893, p.3, col.4.

Pipes has leg broken. 
Dr. Paddock and Jimmie Donnelly down from B. & M. hospital and report Robert Pipes had leg broken by large rock.
Paddock, J. A.
Donnelly, Jimmie.
Pipes, Robert.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 16, 1893, p.2, col.2.

Arrivals in Deadwood.
Tom Howard, advance agent for Rentfrow's circus; A.A. Jackson, Whitewood; F.H. Brown, Whitewood Banking, and wife; Ex-Mayor John Scollard, Sturgis; Agent F.A. Harmon, Elkhorn, and wife; Prof. W.P. Jenney and wife, Rapid; Dr. J.A. Paddock returned; Supt. J.S. Childs, Hill City; Henry Torpin of Oakdale, Neb.; J.G. Wenke, Sturgis.
Howard, Tom.
Jackson, A. A.
Brown, F. H.
Brown, F. H. Mrs.
Scollard, John.
Harmon, F. A.
Harmon, F. A. Mrs.
Jenney, W. P.
Jenney, W. P. Mrs.
Paddock, J. A.
Childs, J. S.
Torpin, Henry.
Wenke, J. G.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 6, 1894, p.3, col.6.

Among the mines August 2.
Silver coinage again;the lead trust; nuggets.
South Dakota Mining Company.
Topp, A. Worthington.
Lock, C. G. Warnford.
Paddock, Dr.
Golden Reward Mining Company.
Franklin, Harris.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 2, 1894, p.1, col.5.

Arrivals in Deadwood.
K.C. Morehouse and E.C. Harris, Wm. Hines and C.E. Huffield; Miss Kate Kemper returned; Miss Pauline Jones, Whitewood; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mosher and John A. Greenough; W.P. McFarlane, Omaha; John Scollard, Sturgis; Dr. Ralph, register of land office; Dr. J.A. Paddock returned; Abe Jones, Whitewood.
Moorehouse, K. C.
Harris, E. C.
Hines, William.
Huffield, C. E.
Kemper, Kate M.
Jones, Pauline.
Mosher, William.
Mosher, William Mrs.
Greenough, John A.
McFarlane, W. P.
Scollard, John.
Ralph, Erasmus D.
Paddock, J. A.
Jones, Abe.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1895, p.4, col.1.

Little Angie breaks arm.
Little Miss Angie, 13-year-old daughter of Dr. Paddock, breaks arm when thrown from bicycle.
Paddock, Angie.
Paddock, James A.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 28, 1895, p.3, col.3.

Lynch burned by powder.
Marcus, 12-year-old son of Mrs. Lynch, while playing with powder was badly burned about the face and head. Dr. Paddock did not think his eyesite damaged, but if he inhaled any of the flame it may be a serious matter.
Lynch, Marcus.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 6, 1896, p.1, col.5.

Baseball game between professionals.
A "professional" baseball game July 4.
Baseball.
Martin, Eben W.
Rice, William G.
McLaughlin, Frank L.
Elder, William S.
Davis, C. E.
Frawley, James.
Dwinnell, W. B.
Schuller, Joe.
Dickinson, William R.
Franklin, Nathan E.
Allen, Dr.
Howe, Dr.
Paddock, James A.
Spaulding, C. H.
Dickinson, Daniel K.
Torrence, W. W.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 30, 1896, p.3, col.2.

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Additional Historical Newspaper Articles: re ownership of Keystone Restaurant. No articles were found relating Stone to the Keystone Restaurant.

Firm of Keith and Allabaugh, of the Keystone restaurant are in luck. A beautiful girl baby was presented to a member of the firm on Wednesday. We are of the opinion that she will be called Miss Keith, but if it should be Allabaugh, we will apologise, as we have to guess at the name.
Keith and Allabaugh.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times November 23, 1883, p. 3, col. 2.

Mr. Keith and Mr. Allabaugh, of the Keystone Restaurant, have dissolved partnership, Mr. Allabaugh retiring, but not from the restaurant business, however, as he has leased the Cosmopolitan dining rooms, and will take possession on Monday morning next. Mr. Allabaugh is a thorough hotel and restaurant man, and the Cosmopolitan will lose none of its well earned reputation under his management. Joe King, the proprietor, will continue in charge of the rooms, and on tomorrow (Sunday) will as a parting tribute to his guests, serve an elegant chicken dinner, such an one as will do honor to a justly popular landlord.
Allabaugh.
Keith.
King, Joe.
Keystone Restaurant.
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times December 8, 1883, p. 3, col. 4.

Josephine H. Dunwoody, Jacob G. Keith. Married Tuesday, December 11, 1883. At home after Wednesday, December 26, 1883. Deadwood, D.T. Mr. Keith is of the firm of Keith and Allabaugh, of the Keystone restaurant and Cosmopolitan dining hall, a good fellow.
Keith, Jacob G.
Dunwoody, Josephine H.
Keith and Allabaugh.
Keystone Restaurant.
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times December 11, 1883, p. 3, col. 3.

Owner, Keystone Restaurant.
Keith, J.G.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times January 10, 1884, p. 2, col. 4.

First class waiter wanted.
A first-class waiter, at the Keystone restaurant.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, August 1, 1884, p.2, col.3.

Happy New Year.
The observance of the day in the metropolis of the Hills -- South Deadwood Hose and around the city.
Fire department.
New Years.
Maskrey, Charley.
McLeod, John.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Vietar, Charles.
Kiemer, H. H.
Rosencranz, H.
Lang, J.
DeMouth, Frank.
Morgan, Billy.
Zoeckler Brothers.
Scott, William.
Rodenhaus, H.
Kohn, A.
Adams Brothers.
Fredericks, F.
Browning and Wringrose.
Cornell, J. D.
Hoyt and Masterson.
Graves, L. R.
Hamilton, F.
Fishel Brothers.
Robinson, George.
Koenigsberger Brothers.
Keenan, P. F.
Treber, John.
Goldberg, J.
Franklin and Baer.
Bent, E. C.
McHugh, P. C.
Keystone restaurant.
Merchants hotel.
Russell and Higbie.
Posner, C.
Sutherland, J.
Schubert, J.
Maillard, H.
Church, William E.
Ayres, J.
Romans, S. P.
Irwin, Joe.
Dix, June.
Wilcox, D. P.
Fox, Alvin.
Stein, H.
Lawrenson, Job.
Brews and Allen.
Shea, Dan.
Gandolfo, Joseph E.
Warner, William S.
Miller, James K. P.
McPherson, Donald A.
McPherson, Carrie R.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 3, 1885, p.3, col.4.

Turkey dinner at the Keystone.
Turkey dinner at the Keystone today, 50 cents.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 10, 1885, p.3, col.2.

Keystone restaurant moving.
Mr. Keith will remove the Keystone restaurant to the building on Main street adjoining Miller's.
Keystone Restaurant.
Keith, J. G.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 14, 1885, p.3, col.1.

Kiemer fitting up former Keystone restaurant.
Kiemer is repairing and fitting up the building recently occupied as the Keystone restaurant.
Kiemer, H. H.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 21, 1885, p.3, col.2.

Fresh fish and chicken.
Fresh fish and chicken for dinner at the Keystone today.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 10, 1885, p.3, col.2.

Aquarium erected at Keystone restaurant.
Keith, of the Keystone restaurant, has erected a large aquarium. German carp will soon be added.
Keystone restaurant.
Keith, J. G.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 24, 1885, p.3, col.3.

No event, local or national, since the assasination of Garfield, has so visibly affected this entire community as the death of General Grant.
Grant, Ulysses S.
First National Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
Land office.
Courthouse.
Post office.
Times newspaper.
Fire department.
Merchants hotel.
Adams Brothers.
Star and Bullock.
DeMouth and Whealan.
Ayres and Wardman.
Browning and Wringrose.
Graves, L. R.
Phillips, E. G.
Zipp, Frank.
Wertheimer, M. J.
Karcher, C.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Bent, E. C.
Keystone Restaurant.
Bloom, Sol.
Kohorn and Wiedenfeldt.
Walker, Jesse.
Russell and Higbie.
Franklin and Baer.
Bews, George.
Girard Brothers.
Fishel, Max.
Gayville brewery.
Ed's Place.
Headquarters.
Keenan, P. H.
Brennicke, William.
Jensen and Bliss.
Colman, N.
Morgan, W.
Pioneer newspaper.
DeLeray, H.
Rodenhaus, J.
Overland hotel.
Tracy, Charles F.
Lowe, W. E.
Hoyt and Masterson.
Chase, Isaac H.
Gaston, John A.
Northwestern Transportation Company.
Shoudy, Jacob.
Treber, John.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Gandolfo, Joseph E.
Star, Solomon.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 24, 1885, p.3, col.4.

Fire department thanks.
Hook and Ladder and South Deadwood Hose companies extend thanks.
Fire department.
Electric Light Company.
Romans, Squire P.
Casey, Pat.
Schubert, J.
Zoeckler Brothers.
Adams Brothers.
Clements and Williams.
Robinson, G.H.
Fishel Brothers.
Keystone Restaurant.
Smith, Frank.
Franklin and Baer.
Shoudy, J.
Koenigsbrger Brothers.
Powers Mary.
Damon, Harry.
Sasse, Charles.
Corson, D. Mrs.
Anderson, Charles Mrs.
Gaston, John Mrs.
O'Brien, P. D. Mrs.
Dennis, Frank Mrs.
Holstein, Ben Mrs.
McCrossan, Barney C.
Miller, James K. P.
Browning and Wringrose.
Bent, E. C.
Baxter, Lee R.
Otice and Mather.
Vonderlehr, R.
Kauffman, Charles.
Rodenhaus, H.
LaChapelle, Martha.
Rebsamen, Julius.
Kiemer, H. H.
McHugh, P. C.
Phillips, Lee Mrs.
McClintock, W. H.
Gillmore, J. T. Mrs.
Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
Frawley, Henry.
Frasier, Will R.
Bews, George.
McLaughlin, D. Mrs.
Star, Solomon.
Gandolfo, Joseph E.
Early, Patrick H. Mrs.
Molitor, Caroline V.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 5, 1886, p.2, col.2.

All the delicacies of the season.
The Keystone will serve the choicest of dinners today, all the delicacies of the season.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 2, 1886, p.5, col.2.

Waiter wanted.
First class waiter, also yardman, one who can milk. None other need apply. Keystone Restaurant.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 2, 1886, p.5, col.4.

Five minutes to leave town.
Tramp given five minutes to leave town after arrest on suspicion of attempting burglarious entrance of the Keystone.
Keystone restaurant.
Law and order.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 20, 1886, p.5, col.2.

The best is the cheapest.
J.G. Keith, restauranteur, has secured the trade of the Black Hills.
Keith, J. G.
Keystone restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 4, 1886, p.5, col.3.

Fresh oysters at the Keystone.
Fresh oysters received daily by express. Selects 65 cents per can at the Keystone.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 1, 1886, p.3, col.1.

Oysters at the Keystone.
Oysters, until further notice, 55 cents per can at the Keystone. Reason -- advance in prices east.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1887, p.5, col.1.

Burning chimney at the Keystone.
A burning chimney or pipe at the Keystone created an alarm yesterday. South Deadwood No. 2 responded.
Fire.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 27, 1887, p.4, col.1.

Noremburg returns from Milwaukee.
Fred Noremburg, former chef of the Keystone restaurant, returned from Milwaukee and was promptly installed in charge of culinary department Keystone hotel.
Noremburg, Fred.
Keystone restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 19, 1887, p.4, col.3.

Keith leases Merchant's hotel.
J.G. Keith, who as proprietor of the Keystone restaurant has demonstrated his ability to "keep hotel," leases the Merchants.
Keith, J. G.
Keystone Restaurant.
Merchants Hotel.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 19, 1887, p.4, col.2.

Merchant's transferred to Keith.
Merchants Hotel transferred to J.G. Keith last evening. Dining room closed for improvements, guests taking their meals at the Keystone.
Merchants Hotel.
Keith, J. G.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 20, 1887, p.1, col.3

Keystone thrown open to the public.
Keystone Hotel and Restaurant thrown open to the public Sunday last by Mr. Keith.
Keystone Hotel.
Keystone Restaurant.
Keith, J. G.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 30, 1887, p.1, col.5.

Hasty summary of 1887.
A hasty summary: improvements both public and private; our banks; fertile soil; railroads; public lands; the city; probate court.
Times block.
Molitor, Stephen F.
Treber, John.
Syndicate block.
Roads and bridges.
Merchants National Bank.
Stebbins, W. R.
Selbie, William.
First National Bank.
Salisbury, O. J.
McPherson, Donald A.
Deadwood National Bank.
Hickok, George C.
Maxwell, J. L. Jr.
Agriculture.
Deadwood Flouring Mill.
Railroads.
Whitewood.
Andrews, J. W.
Farley, John and Company.
Hoehn, Max.
Fishel, Max and Brother.
Fishel, Adolph.
Keith, J. G.
Keystone Restaurant.
Keystone Hotel.
Star and Bullock.
Anderson, James.
Jensen and Bliss.
Star and Bullock Hardware Company.
Kohorn, B. H.
Epstein, Louis.
LaFabre, John.
Land office.
Deadwood.
Gordon, Leonard.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1888, p.1, col.2.

Improvements in progress.
Clearing away old buildings on Syndicate block; Keystone to be moved; second story of Cuthbertson building being overhauled.
Syndicate block.
Keystone Restaurant.
Fishel, Adolph.
Hanley, Tom.
Elliott, Lew.
Warner, Porter.
Mabbs, Austin.
Irwin, Joe.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 27, 1888, p.1, col.4.

Christmas dinner menu.
Dinner menu, Christmas 1891, at the Keystone.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 25, 1891, p.2, col.3.

Miss McAllister to work at Lead.
Miss Flossie McAllister has severed her connection with the Keystone at Deadwood, as waitress, and on Sunday accepted a like position with Mrs. Bryant in Lead.
McAllister, Flossie.
Keystone Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 6, 1894, p.3, col.4.

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Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: L. P. Stone, Mrs.  L. P. Stone & daughter Bessie Stone

List of letters remaininin office at Sleppy's Saloon, lower Deadwood.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Pioneer, June 24, 1876, p.4, col.3.

Stone, L.P. of SprinCreek minin
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 05 1877, p.1 , col.2

Proprietor of Opera House, assures its success
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Dec 13 1879, p.1 , col.3

Stepped on nail, penetrated foot & cut an artery
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Dec 13 1879, p.4 , col.2

Proprietor of the Deadwood Opera House, ad
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 01 1880, p.1 , col.4

Has sold the Opera House to Vincent and Mack
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 14 1880, p.4 , col.2

Trouble at Stones Opera House
Stone,
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 16 1880, p.4 , col.2

Statement of the benefit entertainment for Lessel
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Feb 24 1880, p.2 , col.2

Kindly volunteered her services for Rogers benefit
Stone, L.P., Mrs
Black Hills Daily Times Mar 02 1880, p.4 , col.2

Result of votinin Deadwood Gulch camps
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 01 1880, p.4 , col.6

To perform "Unlce Reuben" at Wertheimer's Theater
Stone, Bessie
Black Hills Daily Times |g Feb 18 1881, p.4 , col.2

Subscribes to the "Times" newspaper
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Apr 12 1881, p.2 , col.2

Is wideninthe walk in front of his Main St place
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times May 17 1881, p.4 , col.5

In Stone's old opera house, lower Main, ad
Ophir Keno Hall
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 01 1881, p.2 , col.3

Has saloon in Stone's old opera house, ad
Albright, Charles
Black Hills Daily Times Au01 1881, p.4 , col.1

Hotel man means business, put ad in "Times"
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times Au02 1881, p.4 , col.4

Rhetorical exercises in public school this afterno
Stone, Bessie
Black Hills Daily Times |g Nov 03 1882, p.2 , col.4

Weekly rhetoricals at public school on Fridays
Stone, Bessie
Black Hills Daily Times |g Dec 08 1882, p.2 , col.4

Fall term of school closes with rhetorical exercis
Stone, Bessie
Black Hills Daily Times |g Dec 22 1882, p.3 , col.3

Park Theatre, formerly known as Stone's Opera House, is run by Mr. Burns with Mr. Butler as stage manager and Professor Upwald as musical director.
Stone's Opera House.
Burns, John.
Butler, Harry.
Upwald.
Park Theatre.
Black Hills Daily Times January 19, 1884, p. 3, col. 1.

Park Theater. Formerly Stone's Opera House. Lower Main Street, Deadwood. J.C. Burns, sole proprietor. Harry Butler, director of amusements. Professor Upwald, musical director. J.A. Upwald, leader of brass band. The only first-class place of amusement in the city. Crowded houses nightly. Everythinnew and spicy. Admission 25 cents. Private boxes 50 cents.
Burns, J.C.
Butler, Harry.
Upwald.
Upwald, J.A.
Park Theater.
Black Hills Daily Times March 1, 1884, p. 3, col. 7.

L.P. Stone is organizina party of fifty men for the Coeur d'Alene mines. Stone is a good man to go with.
Stone, L.P.
Black Hills Daily Times March 2, 1884, p. 3, col. 2.

Zollars to move to the Hills.
John Zollars, until recently proprietor of the Grand Central hotel, Pierre, will remove to the Hills, says the Pierre Journal.
Zollars, John.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 2, 1885, p.3, col.4.

Furniture sold to satisfy debt.
Furniture of old Grand Central hotel sold by the Sheriff yesterday to satisfy judgment held by Nimrod Lancaster.
Lancaster, Nimrod.
Grand Central hotel.
Hammond, I. B.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept 13, 1885, p.3, col.1.

Just opened -- fine restaurant.
L.P. Stone, seeinthe need of a first-class restaurant, has opened the Grand Central Restaurant in the room under the Grand Central lodginhouse.
Stone, L. P.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Grand Central Hotel.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept 13, 1885, p.3, col.4.

Grain and vegetables of all kinds.
L.P. Stone's produce store, lower Main st., Deadwood, Dakota. Deals in grain and vegetables of all kinds, and baled hay, butter and eggs. Farm produce bought for the highest cash prices.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 1, 1885, p.3, col.4.

Stone moves grocery store.
L.P. Stone has removed his grocery and produce store to buildinadjoininFink's on lower Main.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 26, 1885, p.3, col.2.

Any hour of the day or night.
Go to Stone's restaurant for a good meal at any hour of the day or night.
Grand Central restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1886, p.3, col.1.

Any hour day or night.
For a palatable meal, cooked to order at any hour day or night, call at Stone's Grand Central restaurant. Game, fish, oysters and choicest meals are included in the bill of fare.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 2, 1886, p.3, col.1.

Grand Central never closes.
Stone's Grand Central restaurant is the best place to obtain a meal, cooked to order at any hour night or day.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 2, 1886, p.3, col.2.

Oysters, fish, game in season.
a Stone's Grand Central restaurant is the boss place for an excellent meal.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 1, 1886, p.3, col.1.

Gastronomic luxuries.
Stone's Grand Central restaurant is patronized by all who appreciate gastronomic luxuries. The best in the market is always secured by Colonel Stone.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 2, 1886, p.5, col.1.

Meals supplied to order.
Stone's Grand Central restaurant is the most popular institution of the kind in the city, and deservedly so. Meals are supplied to order at any hour day or night.
Grand Central restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, June 1, 1886, p.3, col.1.

Most accommodatininstitution.
Stone's Grand Central restaurant is the most accommodatininstitution in the city. Its doors never close. Meals to order at any hour night or day, and the best of eveythinprovided.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 1, 1886, p.3, col.2.

Col. Stone obtains Grand Central building.
Colonel Stone on Saturday obtained possession of the entire Grand Central building, and will thoroughly overhaul, renovate, largely refurnish and otherwise improve the establishment.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 13, 1886, p.3, col.2.

Malicious trespassers.
Col. Stone advanced upon his lower Main street building, forcible possession of which had been taken by certain bedrock men on Tuesday. He encountered no opposition in regaininoccupancy.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 15, 1886, p.3, col.1.

Raspberry tour.
Colonel Stone and a portion of his family, enjoyed (sic) a raspberry tour to Strawberry yesterday.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 27, 1886, p.3, col.4.

Improvements inside and out.
Colonel Stone is makingreat improvements, inside and out, at the Grand Central.
Stone, L. P.
Grand Central Hotel.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 1, 1886, p.5, col.1.

Patrons live off the fat of the land.
Colonel Stone is determined that patrons of the Grand Central shall live off of the fat of the land. Complete garnishment as a regular thing.
Grand Central Restaurant.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept. 1, 1886, p.3, col.1.

"Rustler" is term exemplified.
"Rustler" is term exemplified by Colonel Stone, proprietor of the Grand Central hotel and restaurant.
Stone, L. P.
Grand Central Hotel.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 1, 1886, p.3, col.1.

Rusticatinat False Bottom ranch.
Colonel and Mrs. Stone, of the Grand Central, are briefly rusticatinat their False Bottom ranch.
Stone, L. P.
Stone, L. P. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Oct. 28, 1886, p.2, col.4.

Just what they want.
Colonel Stone has the happy faculty of providinhis patrons just what they want and just when they want it, hence the popularity of the Grand Central.
Stone, L. P.
Grand Central Hotel.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 2, 1886, p.3, col.1.

Mrs. Stone indisposed with a cold.
Mrs. Colonel Stone of the Grand Central, is indisposed with a severe cold.
Stone, L. P. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 23, 1886, p.2, col.2.

Underwood confined to his room.
Omaha travelinman, named Underwood, confined to his room seriously ill for the past two weeks, improves slowly.
Underwood, G. P.
Grand Central Hotel.
Rogers, Morris.
Stone, L. P.
Stone, L. P. Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 1, 1886, p.2, col.2.

Colonel and daughter return.
Colonel Stone and daughter, Bessie, returned last evening from a pleasant visit to the valleys. The colonel says that the snow is rapidly disappearing, and all danger of starvation of stock is past for the present.
Stone, L. P.
Stone, Bessie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 7, 1886, p.2, col.2.

Col. Stone under the weather.
Colonel Stone, proprietor of the Grand Central, is somewhat under the weather with quiney.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 12, 1886, p.2, col.2.

New Year's day.
The day celebrated in this city and in surroundincamp, with a general closinof business houses, an abstinence from work, roast turkey with cranberry sauce on the side, egnog, also on the side.
Holidays.
Hamilton, Frank W.
Bews, George.
Stone, L. P. Mrs.
Liebmann, M.
Fox, Alvin.
Kelly, R. D.
Rich,
Bagley, Mamie.
Werthheimer, M. J.
Belding, John A.
Gillette, D. M.
McPherson, Donald A.
Slingerland, Willie.
Warner, Fred.
Sullivan, Mary.
Ludlow, Miss.
Bloom, Sol.
Young, H. B.
Keith, S. G.
McHugh, Charles.
Browning, James.
Bischoff, Herman.
Wringrose, John.
Smith, William L.
Damon, Harry.
Edmonds, J. F.
Hickok, George C.
Marble, Arthur.
Hattenbach, J.
Duffy, John C.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 4, 1887, p.2, col.3.

Lonand tedious chase for strays.
Colonel Stone of the Grand Central, has returned from a lonand tedious chase over the range for stray cattle. He found a number, but several are still missing.
Stone, L. P.
Livestock.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 13, 1887, p.2, col.2.

From the range Jan. 13.
Reports from the range are conflictinand from no point altogether satisfactory.
Weather.
Livestock.
Stone, L. P.
Jennings,
Continental Cattle company.
Mercer, A. S.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 13, 1887, p.2, col.3.

Col. Stone recovers drifted stock.
Colonel Stone, of the Grand Central, returned from the valley last evening. He has recovered all drifted stock.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 18, 1887, p.3, col.2.

District court report Jan. 23.
Suessenbach vs. First National bank concluded by excusinjury until future date and takincase under advisement.
Thomas, Charles M.
Jones, William H.
Suessenbach, Henry.
First National Bank.
Norton, Mary C.
Stone, L. P.
Frank, A. E.
Plowman, A. J.
Whittaker, Thomas.
Early, Michael.
Prince, Christine.
Christie, James.
Morgan, James.
Martin, Eben W.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Fay, Victor.
Horseshoe MininCompany.
Forbes, G. W.
Carland, John E.
Bennett, Granville G.
Wyttenbach, Henry.
Valentine, L. W.
Sheahan, John B.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 23, 1887, p.3, col.2.

More popular than ever.
Grand Central hotel, a recognized landmark, is more popular today than ever.
Grand Central Hotel.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 1, 1887, p.3, col.1.

District court March 4.
District court cases; grand jury report.
Thomas, Charles M.
Jones, William H.
Sussenbach, Henry.
First National Bank.
Guild, John.
Graves, L. R.
Hildebrand, L. F.
Norton, Mary C.
Stone, L. P.
Plowman, A. J.
Robinson, J. M.
McKenzie, A. M.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Hugginson, William.
Frawley, Henry.
Febre, Louis L.
Gustin-Minerva MininCompany.
Lawrence County jail.
Hospital.
Lawrence county.
Lardner, William.
Russell.
Patton, John D.
Roy, Samuel.
Crist, S. B.
Christie, James.
Cornell, John D.
Fluken, Christian.
Garland, James W.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 4, 1887, p.2, col.3.

District court March 8.
Territory vs. Mrs. Buck, indicted for assault and battery upon Mrs. M.M. Wright.
Thomas, Charles M.
Jones, William H.
Buck, Mrs.
Wright, M. M. Mrs.
Whittaker, Tom.
Kingsley, W. C.
Arnold, S. S.
Early, Michael.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Norton, Mary C.
Stone, L. P.
Russell, Henry.
Wilson, Charles C.
Rose, J. B.
Lawler, Mamie.
Christie, James.
Frawley, Henry.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 8, 1887, p.2, col.2.

District court March 11.
Territory vs. James H. Kearney for larceny of oats from Farmer King; Mrs. C. Norton vs. L.P. Stone; City of Deadwood vs. Harry Root; territory vs. Capt. Garland, Samuel Roy, S.B. Crist and John D. Patton, time to plead fixed for Saturday.
Kearney, James H.
King, Farmer.
Norton, C. Mrs.
Stone, L. P.
Root, Harry.
Deadwood.
Garland, James W.
Roy, Samuel.
Crist, S. B.
Patton, John D.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 11, 1887, p.3, col.3.

District court March 13.
Motion day in district court.
Thomas, Charles M.
Jones, William H.
Moody, Gideon C.
Grier, Albert E.
Norton, Mary C.
Stone, L. P.
Early, Michael.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Martin, Eben W.
Root, Harry.
Garland, James W.
Crist, S. B.
Roy, Samuel.
Breninger, John.
Buckley, Stephen B.
Breninger, John Mrs.
Hastie, Addison W.
Buckley, Nannie B.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 13, 1887, p.3, col.2.

Three Richmonds in mayoral field.
Three Richmonds in the field and an interestinmayor contest promised. George V. Ayres petition submitted.
Gilman, J. M.
Ayres, George V.
Star, Solomon.
McDonald, Edward.
McPherson, Donald A.
Adams, W. E.
Burroughs, F. M.
Zipp, F.
Bent, E. C.
Wilson, John R.
Selbie, William.
Street, W. S.
Cotton, E.
Charles, B. E. St.
Carter, R.
Robinson, G. H.
Grolton, Isaac.
LaChapelle,
Gilman, Ira.
Stone, L. P.
Dunlap, Sam.
Jordan, Chris.
Wilson, George.
Decker, Jean.
Hardy, John.
Smith, B. P.
Appleton, W. V.
Kelster, Sam.
Keimer, J. W.
Elliott, Ed.
Baxter, Lee.
Gerard, Mark.
Jeffries, S. S.
Weeden, L. H.
Swift, John A.
Craig, W. H.
Keenan, P. F.
Treber, J.
Randall, Chris.
Young, H. B.
Smith, J. S.
Leister, C. C.
King, Joe.
Keating, J. F.
Lewis, G. M.
King, C. F.
Hoffman, A.
Brison, W. S.
White, Thomas H.
Church, William E.
Kelly, R. D.
Barker, John.
Hodgson, Joseph.
Chapman, R. B.
Tein, N.
Rogers, M.
Sebastian, F. E.
Fairbank, John B.
Smith, William. L.
Vaughn, L. H.
Morgan, William J.
Cornell, William.
Hall, George H.
Bennett, Granville G.
Keith, J. G.
Davis, William L.
Maloney, Richard M.
Winn, Edgar L.
Garr, H. Harvey
Dague, Byron P.
Buchanan, Rice R.
Bab****, Lyman F.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 10, 1887, p.1, col.5.

Main Street lots sold for tax.
Public sale of those lots on Main street, on which the special tax for improvement of street remained delinquent.
Main street.
Gem Theatre.
Cooper, William.
Maillard, A.
Burton, Minnie.
Stone, L. P.
Jones, Thomas G.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 31, 1887, p.4, col.2.

Prostrated by lightning.
Assessor Stotts, Crook county, and a son of L.P. Stone, prostrated by a stroke of lightning. Stotts has entirely recovered, but younStone's recovery exceedingly doubtful.
Stotts,
Stone, L. P.
Weather.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 7, 1887, p.4, col.2.

Stone opera house purchased.
The buildinon lower Main street, formerly known as the Stone Opera House was purchased and the transfer made yesterday to J.K.P. Miller. Consideration unknown.
Miller, James K. P.
Stone Opera House.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 29, 1888, p.4, col.2.

County commissioners July session.
Lawrence County Commission minutes July 11, 12, 13, 14 and 16.
Lawrence County Commission.
Allen, Frank M.
Crist, Squire B.
McPherson, Donald A.
Driscoll, R. H.
Avery, A. W.
Aikman, John.
Browning, James.
Brown, F. L.
Belliveau, Joseph.
Blood, James.
Culp, James.
Cashner, John.
Connors, M. C.
Cassels, John.
Covert, D. S.
Dennis, Frank.
Delauney, John.
Foster, Samuel.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Guild, John.
Grimshaw, R. E.
Godfrey, E. J.
Harding, J. A.
Hattenbach, Aaron.
Henley, Charles.
Hoskings, J. R.
Harris, Burt.
Hammon, C. H.
Lake, William.
Leppla, Henry.
Languth, Charles.
Mochel, George L.
McCathron, Peter.
Martin, J. C.
Marston, William.
Peters, J. F.
Putnam, Ira.
Robinson, George F.
Russell, John.
Roffee, L. J.
Rouse, J. W.
Reddick, W. P.
Stone, L. P.
Spears, Henry.
Searles, J. K.
Sawyer, Fred B.
Silver, Oscar.
Vickers, Emma A.
Weir, John.
Walk, M. V.
Walther, J. J.
Ford, W. D.
Portland MininCompany.
Bailey, Henry E
O'Brien, P. D.
Bennett, R. A. Mrs.
Pichler and Bartell.
Deffebach, Elizabeth J.
Blandin, G. M.
Stone, Gib.
Balsley, Arthur W.
Clark, Horace S.
Sparks, Thomas J.
Sparks and Allen.
Beaupre, George.
Beaupre brothers.
Young, H. B.
Corson, Dighton.
McElroy, W. P.
Jewett, O. W.
Fulton, B. C.
Gandolfo, Joseph E.
Maloney, Richard M.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 2, 1888, p.2, col.1.

Business-like runninof the Fourth.
Fourth of July executive committee report of income and expenditures (donations).
Holidays.
Star, Solomon.
Allen, Russell and Mills.
Shannon, D.
Fassold and Jeffries.
Frasier and Heckman.
Russell and Higbie.
Lachapelle, Desire.
Stone, L. P.
Keith, J. G.
Lowe, W. H and Company.
Randall, C. M.
Swearingen, Albert E.
Bloom, Sol.
Franklin and Baer.
Treber, John.
First National Bank.
Deadwood National Bank.
Unmkemery, J.
Smith, F. X.
Baxter, Lee R.
Bews, George.
Hickey, J.
Sutherland, J. J.
Sutton, Thomas.
Rebsamen, Julius.
Feldhauser, J. J.
Wilson, George.
Edie, W.
Bell, Hattie.
Sac Chophouse.
Ayres and Wardman.
Damon, J. H.
Star and Bullock Hardware Company.
Browninand Wringrose.
VanCise and Wilson.
Demouth, W.
Demouth, G.
Werthheimer brothers.
Fishel, Max.
Moody, Gideon C.
Zoeckler brothers.
Lawrenson, Job.
Brown, F. L.
Keller, J. Frank.
Gray, J.
Hattenbach brothers.
Martin and Mason.
Frawley, Henry.
Rice, W. G.
Gordon, Leonard.
Cooper and Bogy.
Cornell, John D.
Deetken, J.
Karcher,
Rosenthal, Sol.
Zipp, F.
Phillips and Burroughs.
Needham and Company.
Stone, Gib and Company.
Siewers, C. L.
Chase, Isaac H.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 9, 1889, p.2, col.3.

Post office petition.
Petition completed and forwarded to Washington for post office location in new city hall.
Deadwood city hall.
Post office.
Bonham, Willis H.
McLaughlin, Daniel.
Selbie, William.
Hickok, George C.
Knight, Andrew J.
Bennett, Granville G.
Thomas, Charles M.
Rice, W. G.
Jones, W. H.
Damon, J. Harry.
Martin, Eben W.
Cornell, John D.
Shannon, D. Jr.
Shannon, D. and Son.
Liebmann, M.
Sasse, C.
Northwestern Transportation Company.
First National Bank.
Warner, Porter.
Grandolfo, J. E.
Baggaley, John.
Bews, George.
Weedon, L. H.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Treber, John.
Gerard, Martin.
Allen, Rua and Mills.
Russell and Higbie.
Stone, L. P.
Lowe, W. E. and Company.
DeLeray, Harry.
Bloom, S.
Adams, W. E.
Morse, J. L.
Deetken, J.
Baer, Ben.
Franklin, Harris.
Fishel, M.
Rogers, M.
Karcher, Charles.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Brown, F. L.
Bischoff, H.
Swanstrom, C. J.
Gillette and Heckmann.
Chase, Isaac H.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 5, 1889, p.2, col.2.

Black Hills resources -- railroad support.
Businessmen pledge to support railroad (cont.)
Railroads.
Keenan, P. F.
Hall, George H.
Wardner, Edward B.
King, E. F.
Adams Brothers.
Fishel, Max.
Karcher, Charles.
Lawrenson, Job.
Damon, J. Harry.
Belding, John P.
Lowe, W. E. and Company.
DeLeray, Harry.
Shannon, D. and Son.
Baggaley, John.
Stone, Gib and Company.
Liebmann, M.
Keith, J. G.
Guild, John.
Deadwood FlourinMill.
Allen, James W.
Stone, L. P.
Butler, S. T. and Son.
Star and Bullock Hardware Company.
Robinson, J. M.
Rosenthal, Sol.
McAleer, John.
Fish, Hunter and Krause.
Fish, Hunter and Dickey.
McLaughlin, Daniel.
Williams, J. J.
Johnson, G. M.
Cooper and Bogy.
Deadwood BottlinWorks.
Sasse, Charles.
McClintock, John S.
Gerard Brothers.
Miller, L. C.
Gaston, J. A.
Selbie, William.
Russell and Higbie.
Young, H. B.
Robinson, George H.
Zoeckler Brothers.
Geddes, James.
Blumenthal and Jacobs.
Needham and Company.
Hoffman, A. and Brother.
Parker, L. M.
Nelson, O.
Siewers, C. L.
Witzel, August.
Gutting, U.
WinTsue.
Hi Kee.
Shipa, F. A.
Lutz, John.
Flannagan, John.
Large, Alfred.
Lambert, Clayton.
Swanstrom, C. J.
Nye, John A.
Edmonds, J. F.
Tollin, Joseph.
Cushman, Samuel.
Hickey, J.
Hastie, A. W.
Leeman and Beals.
Spence, A.
Gandolfo, Joseph E.
Maloney, Richard M.
Fargo, Sylvester C. and Son.
Grabill, John H. C.
Chase, Isaac H.
Houghton, Sevey M.
Dague, Byron P.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1890, p.3, col.1.

George F. Robinson vs. Samuel Story dismissed; Charles Barrett vs. Joshua P. Taylor, judgment for defendant; Franklin McVeigh & Co. vs. John H Burns order to show cause; calendar.
Robinson, George F.
Story, Samuel W.
Barrett, Charles.
Taylor, Joshua P.
Burns, John H.
McVeigh, Franklin and Company.
Henley, Michael.
Holmes, James.
Murray, John.
Kroll, Rudolph.
Sturgis, Samuel D.
Jones, William E.
Draper, Marion W.
Jones, Thomas L.
Tubbs, George W.
Wyttenbach, Henry.
Star, Solomon.
Stone, L. P.
Kearney, James H.
King, Clovis.
Norton, Mary C.
Quen Sing.
Kerrigan, Maggie.
Maillard, August.
Harmon, William.
Fletcher, William G.
O'Neill, Peter.
Thompson, Charles F.
Liebmann, Morris.
Hamson, David T.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 16, 1890, p.2, col.4.

Grand Central porch collapses.
A rear porch at the Grand Central fell, precipitatinMrs. Thomas Goodrich (colored) to the ground. No broken bones or serious injuries were found.
Goodrich, Alice.
Grand Central Hotel.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 29, 1890, p.3, col.2.

First night of bazaar a success.
An excellent first night at St. John's Guild bazaar.
St. John's Guild.
McDonald, Edward.
Zipp, C. E.
Lowe, William E. and Company.
Hoffman, A.
Smith, Charles.
King, Ed.
Stone, Bessie.
Stone, Gib and Company.
DeMouth, Whealen and Graves.
Pope, R. R.
Pope, R. R. Mrs.
Morse, J. L.
Liebmann, Mrs.
Boehlke, Mrs.
Franklin and Baer.
Treber, John.
Koenigsberger, Sebastian.
Lowerre, A. W.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 17, 1890, p.3, col.3.

Miss Stone confined.
Miss Bessie Stone is confined to her bed with hemorrhage of the lungs.
Stone, Bessie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 21, 1890, p.4, col.1.

Hukill dies at Washington.
R. S. Hukill, former resident and father of Deadwood woman, died Nov. 20 at Sekome, Wash.
Hukill, Richard S.
Barnett, Mrs.
Best, Nannie.
Stone, L. P. Mrs.
Eberhardt, C. Mrs.
Hukill, Harry.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 15, 1891, p.1, col.5.

The year condensed -- 1891.
Events of local interest and importance July 1891.
Stack, Ed.
Few Tails.
Holidays.
Fire department.
Stone, L. P.
Stone, L. P. Mrs.
Baseball.
Rewman, Stanley.
Rosencranz, Henry.
Mayflower Mine.
Iron Hill MininCompany.
Hickok, James Butler.
Patterson, Arthur.
Patterson, Minnie.
Thornby, J. W.
Blackwell, Charles.
Robinson, Mabel.
Grave, William.
Shaw, F. W.
Keller, Frank.
Casey Hotel.
Lawrence County jail.
Rues, Carl.
Newton, Edward.
Railroad accident.
Hulsizer, Henry.
Thomas, A. D.
Thomas, Charles M.
Weather.
McCary, Joe.
Morgan, James.
Forrester, Red.
Croff, Isaac.
Connors, May F.
Burgeost, William.
Campbell, A. E.
Thurber, H. K.
Chase, Isaac H.
DePuy, E. K.
Cooper, H. T.
Northwestern Express Company.
Haxley, Wison.
Keystone Chlorination Works.
Bregthal, Robert.
McMillan, Dan.
Dumas, Napolean.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 1, 1892, p.4, col.1.
 
Gentlemen request of Al Swearengen that high class entertainment currently at the Gem perform at opera house.
Swearengen, E. Albert.
Gem Theatre.
Deadwood Opera House.
Bloom, S.
Allabough, F. F.
Keith, J. G.
Liebmann, M.
Cooper, E. J.
Young, H. B.
Bonham, W. H.
McLaughlin, W. L.
Treber, John and Company.
Warner, Porter.
Garr, Ben.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Carter, W. H. and Company.
Lowerre, A. W.
Nelson, O.
Damon, J. Harry.
Carter, A. K.
DeMouth, Whealen and Graves.
Butler, George M.
Lowe, W. E. and Company.
Johnston, W. W.
Burghardt, W.
Kramer, Frank W.
Mott, E.
Zoellner Brothers.
Humphrey, George W.
Zipp, C. E.
Werthheimer and Brother.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Higby, Anson.
McPherson, Donald A.
Morse, J. L.
McDonald, Edward.
Peterson, F. R.
Stone, Gib and Company.
Palace Pharmacy.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 3, 1892, p.2, col.4.

Old Grand Central settling.
Since excavatinfor Rosenthal's new block, the old Grand Central buildinhas been settling. Mayor Star, city attorney and contractors inspected the foundations and deemed it unsafe. Mrs. Mitchell, occupant, will not vacate. Agent for property says he will have new foundation built.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Grand Central.
Star, Solomon.
Mitchell, Mrs.
Noble,
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 28, 1892, p.3, col.3.

Mabbs raisinGrand Central.
Zoeckler Bros. bought Grand Central property from Nimrod Lancaster, and put Austin Mabbs and crew at work raisinnorth side of building.
Zoeckler Brothers.
Lancaster, Nimrod.
Mabbs, Austin.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 8, 1892, p.3, col.3.

Arrivals in Deadwood.
George Cole, Sturgis; J.J. Schlawig, Galena; L.P. Stone; Doctor Ammerman, Rochford; A.D. Clark, Iowa Falls, Iowa; E.P. Fowler, Whitewood; J.W. Garland, ex-sheriff up from Sturgis; Paul Kleeman, Custer; J.C. Carson, Omaha hardware company; F.B. Robinson, prominent atty. of Sioux City; Wm. Bartlow returned.
Cole, George.
Schlawig, John J.
Stone, L. P.
Ammerman, A. S.
Clark, A. D.
Fowler, E. P.
Garland, James W.
Kleeman, Paul.
Carson, J. C.
Robinson, F. B.
Bartlow, William.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 16, 1892, p.3, col.5.

Odd Fellows install officers.
I.O.O.F. meeting for installation of officers.
I.O.O.F.
Benedict, W. C.
Syndicate Restaurant.
Stone, Bessie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 3, 1896, p.3, col.4.

Installation ceremonies.
Royal Arch Masons, Ancient Order of United Workmen and Degree of Honor install officers.
Masonic lodge.
Ayres, George V.
Brelsford, J. M.
Beemer, George.
McKay, Walter.
Malterner, A. J.
Stoner, T. R.
Moody, Burdett.
Graves, Leonard R.
Cruickshank, Gregory.
Putnam, Ira Z.
Coe, A. W.
Fishel, Adolph.
Stern, Morris.
Stone, Bessie.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
Osborn, W. W.
Workman,
Bab****, Lyman F.
Wilhelm, H. M.
Drake, George O.
Blackburn, Peter.
Reddington, George.
McAllister, Charles.
Dennis, Frank.
Bischoff, Herman.
Swanson, Charles.
Chapman, N. W.
Wright, J. W.
Osborn, Belle.
Smith, Nannie.
Hamilton, May.
Cummings, Sue.
Matson, Ida.
Campbell, Laura.
Moyer, Bertha.
Bischoff, Alice.
Swanstrom, Alice.
Hunter, Edwin.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 10, 1896, p.1, col.5.

City council meetinNov. 3.
Petition for fire hydrant; petition to open Main street; complaint by Dan Lilly; bills.
Deadwood City Council.
Burns, John H.
Main Street.
Grantz, Otto P. Th.
Lilly, Dan.
Ayres and Wardman.
Black Hills Electric Llight Company.
Stillwell, L. W.
Bond, B. M.
Quinn, J.
Brelsford, J. M.
Times newspaper.
Stone, L. P.
Sebastian, Fred.
Baggaley, John.
Early, Lute.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Times, Nov. 4, 1897, p.1, col.6.

The Grand Central LodginHouse, old and popular landmark, has changed management.
Grand Central Hotel.
Kunze, Mrs.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Times, Nov. 14, 1897, p.1, col.6.

Stone buried yesterday.
Funeral service for Col. L.P. Stone yesterday.
Stone, L. P.
Black Hills Pioneer-Times, Feb. 27, 1903, p.1, col.6.

Stone buried today.
L.P. Stone to be buried today
Ayres, George V.
Kelley, George M.
Stone, L. P.
Masonic lodge.
Black Hills Pioneer-Times, Feb. 26, 1903, p.1, col.6.

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Col. Louis P. Stone, born Jan 1843, New York, son of U. L. and Catherine "Kate" (Phillips) Stone owned the Keystone Restaurant and an opera house in Deadwood. His wife Emma was murdered in a robbery at the restaurant by Charles Brown on May 17, 1897. Louis and Emma had a daughter Bessie.

Does anyone know where I can find a photo of Louis or Emma or their place of business. Louis is a cousin and any information or photos would be most appreciated.

Louis is buried in Mount Moriah Cemetery and I suspect he is buried beside his wife.  Louis enlisted in the Navy during the Civil War.

Thank You.



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