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McPherson and Miller to open grocery and bank, Aug 05 1876

Miners and Mechanics Bank, James M. Woods cashier, Aug 19 1876

Brown and Thum open bank with Grand Ball, May 19 1877

Progressive Gambling Hall is next to block of Banks, Jun 13 1877

Banks alone should handle gold dust, editorial, Jun 20 1877

Gold dust at $20.00 per oz. bank gives $17.50 per oz, Jun 20 1877

Eight hotels and three banks now in Deadwood, Jul 02 1877

What we need is a National Bank in Deadwood, Jul 16 1877

Banks will from now on be closed on Sunday, Jul 16 187

Stebbins Wood and Post Bank, office of Internal Revenue Collector, May 02 1878

Jim Williams opens "Bank Saloon" next to Brown and Thum Bank, May 17 1878

General run on the Lead banks, Jun 06 1878

Gold bars are becoming quite common, three at Brown and Thum Bank, Aug 06 1878

Everyone expects to have currency with new First National Bank, Aug 06 1878

Bouquets of cultivated flowers as common as thieves with bankers, Aug 22 1878

John Hardy and Bullion Racket Bulldozing, Sep 04 1878

Pioneer Newspaper article, "Man that would give $800 can have bullion for $1", Sep 09 1878

Brown and Thum Bank purchased bullion from the "bullion racket", Sep 09 1878

Bogus Bullion, sharps takes bankers, Sep 20 1878

The trouble, annoyance and loss, counterfit Mexican Dollars, Dec 04 1878

Bankers, money transferred by telegram, Stebbins, Post and Mund ad, Jul 01 1879

A 6,500 lb safe shipped from Chicago for Stebbins, Post and Mund Bank, Jul 08 1879

S. N. Wood recives more bouquets of flowers than any other banker, Jul 11 1879

M. C. Thum, Cashier at First National has fresh flowers daily, Sep 17 1879

N. P. Lanfford, U.S. bank examiner arrived on last evenings coach, Sep 23 1879

Solomon Star talking of a Second National Bank of Deadwood, Nov 19 1879

Stebbins, Post and Mund Bank to merge into national bank, Merchants National, Jan 27 1880

Formation of Merchants National is indication of prosperity in Deadwood, Jan 29 1880

Officers of the new Merchants National Bank, Bullock, Harding, Fox, Mund, Mar 12 1880

Collections a specialty, general banking, Merchants National ad, Jul 01 1880

One year ago Merchants National Bank reopened after 3 days due to fire, Sep 30 1880

Merchants National Bank has authorized capital of $500,000 ad, Dec 01 1880

Banks open and close to Gillette's jewelers clock, Nov 14 1881

L. R. Zahm, handsome banker of Central City, 200 pounds of avoirdupois, January 4, 1884

H. K. Taylor, Bank Examiner, nod of approval, First National and Merchants, Oct. 17, 1886

Merchants National compelled to close, Feb 17, 1887

The Merchants National Bank embarrassed and compelled to close its doors; reticence of officials, and impossibility of presenting a clear statement; belief that with reasonable time, dollar for dollar will be paid.