Madame Hattie Bell - sad times for some of her girls

No new development in case of Italian harp player who ran away with the Chilson girl, other than he took $225 of Hattie Bell's money to purchase clothes, "blow in" at the saloons, met the girl of 15 and pretended to marry her, and hit the trail.
Boscolio, Fred.
Bell, Hattie.
Chilson, Miss.
Black Hills Daily Times, April 22, 1887, p.4, col.2.

Stovepipe on fire at Hattie Bell's maison de joie put out by hand.
Bell, Hattie.
Fire.
Fire department.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 13, 1887, p.4, col.1.

Funeral of Julia Laundy from the residence of Hattie Bell followed by burial at Catholic cemetery, Elizabethtown.
Laundy, Julia.
Bell, Hattie.
Catholic cemetery.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 29, 1888, p.1, col.4

Married: Bonetto-Thornton -- At Hattie Bell's seminary, Main street, Sunday evening, May 20, Justice George H. Hall officiating, Antone Bonetto and Racita Thornton. The nuptials were celebrated in the evening, with great eclat, at the residence of the groom, Lead.
Bonetto, Antone.
Thornton, Racita.
Bell, Hattie.
Hall, George H.
Black Hills Daily Times, May 22, 1888, p.1, col.4.

Hattie Bell pleads guilty.
In the district court yesterday Hattie Bell plead guilty to an indictment and was fined $25 and costs.
Bell, Hattie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Aug. 8, 1888, p.4, col.1.

Nineteen licensed package dealers.
Licenses issued to dealers in original packages for the month of July.
Prohibition.
Keith, J. G.
Fassold, John.
Schubert, Jacob.
Grant, W. E.
Duncan and Arthur.
Haller, James.
Nelson, John A.
Hayes, Joseph.
Wilson, George A.
Rebsamen, Julius.
Swearingen, Albert E.
Bell, Hattie.
Finan, John.
Sutton, Thomas.
Simpson, Benjamin.
Farnene and Riley.
Smith, F. X.
Ranklin and Carr.
Allen, Rau and Mills.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 3, 1890, p.2, col.3.

Justice court November 27.
State vs. Ole Swanson; city vs. Hattie Bell.
Swanson, Ole.
Bell, Hattie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 27, 1890, p.1, col.5.

State vs. Frank Lynch, Pat Canaran; city vs. John and Morris Walsh, Hattie Bell, C.E. and W.D. Turner.
Lynch, Frank.
Canaran, Pat.
Walsh, John.
Walsh, Morris.
Bell, Hattie.
Turner, C. E.
Turner, W. D.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 30, 1890, p.1, col.4.

State vs. David A. Gardner; city against Hattie Bell postponed.
Gardner, David A.
Bell, Hattie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 31, 1890, p.2, col.2.

Madam Bell lying at point of death.
It was reported last evening that Madam Hattie Bell was lying at the point of death and chances much against her surviving through the night.
Bell, Hattie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 6, 1891, p.3, col.2.

Hattie Lockwood, 47, familiarly known as Hattie Bell, mistress of maison de joie on lower Main, died Dec. 6 of dropsy. Only known relatives are sons, C.R. Dwyer and Damon Dandridge, well known characters. "Hattie Bell" has born a reputation for generosity and uprightness rarely found in her position.
Bell, Hattie SEE Lockwood, Hattie.
Lockwood, Hattie.
Dwyer, C. R.
Dandridge, Damon.
Mount Moriah.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 8, 1891, p.2, col.4.

Deputy Sweet taking inventory.
Deputy Sheriff Sweet has been engaged two days, and will probably spend two days more, taking inventory of property and effects of the late Hattie Bell.
Sweet, Sam.
Lockwood, Hattie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 9, 1891, p.3, col.2.

Mrs. Dwyer operating house.
Mrs. Dwyer will conduct the house of Hattie Bell, and liquidate the indebtedness as rapidly as possible.
Dwyer, Mrs.
Bell, Hattie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Dec. 18, 1891, p.3, col.3.

Nathan Colman made application for letters of administration in estate of Hattie Bell Lockwood.
Colman, Nathan.
Lockwood, Hattie.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 27, 1892, p.3, col

Charles R. Dwyer filed application for letters of administration of estate of Hattie Bell Lockwood; Paul Rewman filed accounts in estate of Jules Daudet.
Dwyer, Charles R.
Lockwood, Hattie Bell.
Rewman, Paul.
Daudet, Jules.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 29, 1892, p.3, col.5.

Estates of John Lawrence, Henry St. Onge, Hattie Bell Lockwood and Keziah Brown.
Lawrence, John.
St. Onge, Henry.
Vollin, James.
Lockwood, Hattie B.
Dwyer, C. R.
Coleman, Nathan.
Brown, Charles.
Brown, Keziah.
Black Hills Daily Times, Feb. 9, 1892, p.1, col.5.

Colman administrator of Bell estate.
Letters of administration issued to Nathan Colman in estate of Hattie Bell Lockwood.
Colman, Nathan.
Lockwood, Hattie B.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 15, 1892, p.3, col.1

Coleman resigns as administrator.
In re estate Hattie Bell Lockwood, deceased, Nathan Coleman yesterday filed his resignation as administrator.
Lockwood, Hattie B.
Colman, Nathan.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 25, 1892, p.3, col.3.

County court report March 31. 
Complaints of insanity against James Kinney and Claud Ralph; estates of Charlotte Johnson and Hattie Bell Lockwood.
Kinney, James.
Ralph, Claud.
Johnson, Charlotte.
Johnson, August.
Lockwood, Hattie B.
Colman, Nathan.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 31, 1892, p.2, col.2.

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Double suicide in the Bad Lands.
A couple, frail sisters, their quietus make with poison and revolver -- Etta Lindenbower and Julia Laundy, Laundy funeral this afternoon with interment at the Catholic cemetery.
Lindenbower, Etta.
Odell, Jack.
Lindenbower, William.
Riley, Pete.
Trudell, Patrick H.
Connolly, Joseph.
Kirke, Hazel SEE Laundy, Julia.
Bell, Hattie.
Wright, William H.
Bean, W. W.
West, John.
Mauss, John.
Catholic cemetery.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 28, 1888, p.1, col.3.

Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: re Kirke, Hazel a/k/a Laundy, Julia.

Accident injures Misses Brooks and May.
Horses run away, upset carriage and dragged it until the top torn off. Blanche May and Hazel Brooks (later stated as Julia Laundy a/k/a Hazel Kirke) seriously injured.
May, Blanche.
Bell, Hattie.
Geddes, Jim.
Kirke, Hazel SEE Laundy, Julia.
Babcoc K, Lyman F.
Black Hills Daily Times, Sept. 22, 1887, p.4, col.3.

Hall's court July 26.
Territory vs. May Hamilton and Hazel Kirk for using obscene language on the public streets; Jo Johnson arrestedfor embezzling.
Hall, George H.
Hamilton, May.
Kirke, Hazel.
Bennett, George.
Johnson, Jo.
Ridpath, James F.
Gem Theatre.
Black Hills Daily Times, July 27, 1887, p.1, col.3.

Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: re Etta Lindenbower

Lindenbower funeral.
Etta Lindenbower funeral yesterday with remains removed to Mount Moriah.
Lindenbower, Etta.
Mount Moriah.
Buss, William H.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 30, 1888, p.4, col.4.

Arrivals and departures.
   Stagelines.
   Sprague, A. L.
   Smith, F.
   Bell, G. M.
   Gregg, Harrison M.
   Martin, Eben Wever.
   Wells, S. P.
   McCall, Alex.
   ODell, J.
   Lindenbower, E.
   Miller, Belle.
   Bolan, N.
   Holt, L.
   Prince, J. D.
   Fooh, O.
   Rawhouser, A.
   Rawhouser, A. Mrs.
   Salmela, A.
   Salmela, A. Mrs.
   Michaelson, M.
   Wineberg, D.
   Rowe, R.
   Brady, W. B.
   Chase, Isaac H.
   Folgner, Otto.
   Werthheimer, M. J.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 19, 1885, p.3, col.2.
   
Arrivals and departures. 
Arrivals and departures to Sidney, Pierre and Medora.
Stagelines.
Young.
Allen, Harrison.
Doty, H.
Brown, H. J.
Flanagan, F. F.
Johnson, G.
Stevens, J. G.
Hunt, J. M.
Gardner, N. E.
Decker, Eugene.
Langdon, W.
Cole, G.
Howard, M.
Kemple, F.
Howard, F.
Simmons, H. P.
Dear, J. T.
Tyler, William Pitt.
Craig, J. W.
Grimes, M. L.
Franklin, Harris.
Callahan, J.
Flannigan, F. T.
Brown, W.
Lindenbower, Etta.
Lindenbower, W. J.
Smith, S. P.
Owings, V.
Butcher, S. C.
Owings, S.
William, J. H.
Franklin, Nathan E.
McGillicuddy, Valentine T.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 27, 1885, p.3, col.4.

Arrivals and departures.
Arrivals and departures to Sidney, Pierre and Medora.
Stagelines.
Young.
Allen, Harrison.
Doty, H.
Brown, H. J.
Flanagan, F. F.
Johnson, G.
Stevens, J. G.
Hunt, J. M.
Gardner, N. E.
Decker, Eugene.
Langdon, W.
Cole, G.
Howard, M.
Kemple, F.
Howard, F.
Simmons, H. P.
Dear, J. T.
Tyler, William Pitt.
Craig, J. W.
Grimes, M. L.
Franklin, Harris.
Callahan, J.
Flannigan, F. T.
Brown, W.
Lindenbower, Etta.
Lindenbower, W. J.
Smith, S. P.
Owings, V.
Butcher, S. C.
Owings, S.
William, J. H.
Franklin, Nathan E.
McGillicuddy, Valentine T.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 27, 1885, p.3, col.4.

Deadwood Historical Newspaper Articles: All other references to the surname of Lindenbower

Nye has purchased for $400. Mr. Lindenbower cabin
Lindenbower,
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Oct 01 1878, p.4 , col.1

Owner of Owego lead turned down $50,000.
Lindenbower,
Black Hills Daily Times Feb 19 1878, p.4 , col.2

New Locations
Lindenbower, W.H.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Oct 24 1878, p.3 , col.3

New Locations
Lindenbower, W.H.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer May 31 1878, p.5 , col.1

Real Estate & Mining Transfers
Lindenbower, W.H.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Oct 09 1878, p.4 , col.2

Real Estate & Mining Transfers
Lindenbower, W.H.
Black Hills Daily Pioneer Oct 24 1878, p.1 , col.3

Real Estate & Mining Transfers
Lindenbower, W.H.
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 09 1878, p.4 , col.4

Real Estate & Mining Transfers
Lindenbower, W.H.
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 25 1878, p.4 , col.4

Real Estate & Mining Transfers
Lindenbower, W.H.
Black Hills Daily Times Nov 09 1878, p.4 , col.3

In Deadwood, with wife, child & daughter
Lindenbower, W.H.
Black Hills Daily Times May 27 1879, p.4 , col.4

Real estate transfer
Lindenbower, Wm. H
Black Hills Daily Times Jul 26 1881, p.4 , col.5

Mayor orders saloons to quit selling liquor to her
Lindenbower,
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 04 1883, p.3 , col.4

Mrs Lindenbower sends daughter after liquor, drunk
Women
Black Hills Daily Times Jan 04 1883, p.3 , col.4

Found in sick, destitute & wrecked condition
Lindenbower, Mrs
Black Hills Daily Times Oct 03 1883, p.3 , col.3

J.B. Clark, alias Bucksin Bill, the man who died at Sturgis City, due mention of which was made in the Times, was buried in Potter's Field, yesterday, by Coroner Smith. This man will be remembered as the party who assaulted Mrs. Lindenbower, was indicted by the grand jury, plead guilty, and served out his sentence, sixty days in the county jail, and a few days after his discharge again assaulted her, for which he received at the hands of unknown parties a wholesome castigation. He drifted off to Sturgis, where he was, as when here, a drunken, worthless nuisance, and not a soul who ever knew or heard of him felt any regret at his untimely taking off, and not a person outside of those whose duty it was to bury paupers, went near him or attended his funeral. His life was a miserable failure. 
Clark, J.B.
Buckskin Bill.
Smith.
Lindenbower, Mrs.
Sturgis.
773 |t Black Hills Daily Times December 11, 1883, p. 3, col. 3.

Lindenbower returns from tour.
Mr. Lindenbower returned yesterday from tour of the Northern Pacific country.
Lindenbower.
Dority, Daniel T.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 16, 1884, p.2, col.4.

Lindenbower returns from tour.
Mr. Lindenbower returned yesterday from tour of the Northern Pacific country.
Lindenbower.
Dority, Daniel T.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 16, 1884, p.2, col.4.

Lindenbower leaves for Butte.
 W.J. Lindenbower left for Butte by yesterday's Medora.
Lindenbower, W. J.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 27, 1885, p.3, col.2.

Arrivals and departures.
Arrivals and departures to Sidney, Pierre and Medora.
Stagelines.
Young.
Allen, Harrison.
Doty, H.
Brown, H. J.
Flanagan, F. F.
Johnson, G.
Stevens, J. G.
Hunt, J. M.
Gardner, N. E.
Decker, Eugene.
Langdon, W.
Cole, G.
Howard, M.
Kemple, F.
Howard, F.
Simmons, H. P.
Dear, J. T.
Tyler, William Pitt.
Craig, J. W.
Grimes, M. L.
Franklin, Harris.
Callahan, J.
Flannigan, F. T.
Brown, W.
Lindenbower, Etta.
Lindenbower, W. J.
Smith, S. P.
Owings, V.
Butcher, S. C.
Owings, S.
William, J. H.
Franklin, Nathan E.
McGillicuddy, Valentine T.
Black Hills Daily Times, Jan. 27, 1885, p.3, col.4.

Arrivals and departures.
Arrivals and departures to Medora, Sidney and Pierre.
Stagelines.
Sprague, A. L.
Smith, F.
Bell, G. M.
Gregg, Harrison M.
Martin, Eben Wever.
Wells, S. P.
McCall, Alex.
O'Dell, J.
Lindenbower, E.
Miller, Belle.
Bolan, N.
Holt, L.
Prince, J. D.
Fooh, O.
Rawhouser, A.
Rawhouser, A. Mrs.
Salmela, A.
Salmela, A. Mrs.
Michaelson, M.
Wineberg, D.
Rowe, R.
Brady, W. B.
Chase, Isaac H.
Folgner, Otto.
Werthheimer, M. J.
Black Hills Daily Times, March 19, 1885, p.3, col.2.

Letter list Nov. 13.
Letters remaining in the Deadwood post office Nov. 12.
Arnold, Charles.
Connly, J. R.
Evans, E. C.
Higgins, John.
Mechan, D.
Miller, McDonald and Company.
Mitchell, Joe.
McLean, S.
Quinn, Harvey J.
Reed, Samuel.
Schlosser, John C.
Stalding, Cris.
Sewell, C. S.
Weiss, Alfred.
Bennett, John E.
Dulin, Jospeh.
Goodale, Samuel.
Husk, William.
Mason, Madison.
Palmer, Louis.
Regan, J.
Scott, John A.
Shey, Johnnie.
Stark, Charlie.
White, Joseph.
Winslow, Thomas.
Arnold, William Mrs.
Hamilton, Charlotte.
Johnson, Charlotte.
Larson, Hannah.
Stewart, Maggie.
Barnes, Rosa.
Johnson, Lovise.
Lindenbower, Carrie.
Peabody, L. A. Mrs.
Here, Ida.
Black Hills Daily Times, Nov. 13, 1887, p.4, col.5.

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