Final report of celebration committee.
Demouth, F.
Adams Brothers.
Denman, H.
Farley and Company.
Mailard House.
Lawrenson and Bogy.
Jewett and Company.
Sasse, Chris.
Nelson and Company.
Morgan and Company.
Overland House.
Willard, Cap.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Maloney, M. R.
Dexter.
Cuthberson, Ed.
Rosen, Peter.
Herrmann and Treber.
Crocker, A. G.
Vincelette, C. G.
Beuter, John.
Parker, L. M.
Himes and Heckman.
Evans, F. T.
Noble, S. V.
Kingsley, W. C.
Skill, Seth.
Crist.
Fox, W. H.
Wilson, S.
Scott, W.
Gies.
Mochell, S.
Flitter, R. E.
Jensen and Bliss.
Rodenhaus.
Stein.
Smith and Steele.
Rickle, J.
Hayes, Joe.
Byther, Maud.
Damon, J. H.
Fargo, Sylvester C.
Lane, Edward C.
Ickes, John C.
Buchanan, Rice R.
Swearingen, Albert E.
Tyler, William Pitt
July 18, 1884

Posner removes to McKinney block.
Posner, Charles.
Sasses Restaurant.
Sept. 3, 1884

Arrivals and departures.
Stagelines.
McCarthy, P. B.
Willman, George.
Schnasse, G.
Johnson, C. F.
Hersey, H. B.
Corchran, J. A.
Braugh, W. S.
Tippie, C. P.
Hect, W.
Moos, C. B.
Jones, W. E.
Sasse, Chris.
Madding, J. F.
Hanaan, H. B.
Sutherland, G. W.
McDonald, J. G.
Hammond, Aaron.
Brown, J. B.
Smith, F.
April 3, 1885

Delinquent tax sale.
Deadwood.
Rogers, James H.
Rogers, John Mrs.
Rhodes, Samuel.
Roberts, George A.
Randall, William.
Rosengarden, M.
Ruggles, C. W. N.
Robinson, May.
Roche, L. Mrs.
Rogan, Thomas.
Rogers, R. L. Mrs.
Robinson, J. M.
Reuben, L.
Robinson, Henry.
Rodenhaus, Jacob.
Stone, E. F. Mrs.
Sasse, Christ.
Siever, Noah.
Smith, B. P.
Schell, W. M.
Smith, Robert.
Sue Wing.
Steward, A. D.
Stevens, John.
Shoudy, Jacob.
Scott, William.
Sanderson, H. L.
Stone and Griffith.
Star and Bullock.
Sasse, Charles.
Spinoser, Ilian.
Shankland, C.
Schwartwell and Beamer.
Stacy, Charles.
Sammis, W. E.
Swan, W. D.
Sevey and Rodenhaus.
Schugardt, H. A.
Smith, M. F. Mrs.
Smith, M. J. Mrs.
Sick, John E.
Smith, J. S.
Stewart, John.
Stewart, Joe.
Scrander, William.
Studebaber, J. M.
Simmons, A. J.
Smith, Helen.
Shotwell, E. Mrs.
Stevens, D. M.
Spear, D. H.
Stebbins and McKinnis.
Sangiovanni, Guglielmo G.
Swearingen, Albert E.
Sept 5, 1885

Passenger lists March 19.
Stagelines.
McCarney, W. H.
Thompson, M. F.
Donohue, D.
Powers, Mrs.
Oaberg, George.
Masher, H.
Wilson, William.
Reedy, L. J.
Fullerton, George H.
Mobler, C. O.
Bell, B. W.
French.
Sasse, Chris.
Davis, M. X.
Early, Patrick H.
Berifield, H. M.
Berifield, H. M.
Campbell, J. J.
Dame, V.
Caldwell, E. D.
March 19, 1887

Sasses visiting Mrs. Otterbine.
Sasse, Chris.
Otterbine, John Mrs.
April 13, 1887

Sassee gets lost looking for Selbie.
Sasse, Chris.
Sasse, Chris Mrs.
Sasse, Annie.
Sept. 28, 1887

Sasse wins fine gold watch.
Sasse, Frank.
Posner, Ettie.
Jan. 19, 1888

Grand Central register August 28.
Spaulding, C. H.
Ripp, F.
Charlton, W. H.
Day, William.
Needham, A.
Collins, Ed R.
Beals, G.
Baggaley, J.
Ayres, F.
Ayres, F. Mrs.
Beuter, A.
Everson, A.
Bentley, T.
Teeter,
Schier, H.
Lilly, Dan.
Tiffy, A.
Tuplin, James.
Furner, G. H.
Martin, L. Mrs.
Owens, M.
Lyon, W. M.
Bryan, W. B.
Flowmann, A.
McGill, H.
Simpson, Walter.
Beaupre, G.
Marcouse, N.
Ryan, W. B.
Houghton, George L.
Sasse, Charles F. W.
Gregg, Harry M.
Gorium, J. W.
Mattox, R. C.
Edwards, G.
Forbes, A. B.
Paige, W. F.
Porter, S. D.
Hood, C. F.
Widdoss, H.
Bates, J. E.
Bates, J. A.
Lindell, C.
Aug. 28, 1889


Prize winners at Catholic fair.
Catholic church.
Sassee, Willie.
Garr, Miss.
Ford, B. Miss.
Lynch, P. Mrs.
McDonough, Neil.
Orton, George.
Carlin, May.
Luffy,
OBrien, Lizzie.
Manning, Frankie.
Dolan, Katie.
Carney, Agnes C.
Kelly, B. J.
Nov. 2, 1890

Sasse most popular boy.
Sasse, William.
Sasse, Charles.
Nov. 4, 1890

School exercises Dec. 24.
Schools.
Scofield, Fred.
Gallup, Maude.
Scofield, Willie.
McCoy, Pearl.
Baker, Joe.
Jacobs, Jennie.
Sasse, Frank.
Leeman, George.
Anderson, Carrie.
Posner, Maud.
Gallup, Myrtle.
Moore, Merritt.
Vaughn, Mattie.
Smith, Lynne.
Gallup, Katie.
Zipp, Fred.
Seward, Elsie.
Dec. 23, 1890

Gallant fire laddies.
Fire.
Deadwood Flouring Mill.
Fire department.
Parker, Willie.
Liebmann, Morris.
Baker, Jason.
Parker, Ralph.
Tilly, Bert.
Wilson, C.
Moore, Merritt.
Sasse, Willie.
Sasse, Frank.
Star, Solomon.
Strachan, Alexander S.
May 7, 1891

Sasse takes over Grabills.
Grabill Photograph and View Company.
Sasse Art Studio.
Sasse, Joseph.
Dec. 6, 1891

Sasse has tone and color in work.
Sasse, James.
Dec. 22, 1891

Alpha society programme.
Schools.
Alpha Society.
Bullock, Floy.
Trisler, Olive.
Sasse, Willie.
Hilands, Cora.
Gilman, Hattie.
Baker, John.
Cushman, Sharley.
Melgren, Leonard.
Knowles, Allie.
Maloney, Abbie.
Willoth, Emil.
Gallup, Lulu.
Coleman, Annie.
Wringrose, Ethel.
Sheckel, Tillie.
Collins, Claire.
Julitz, Charles.
Graves, Stella.
McCoy, Alice.
Ford, Edna.
Baker, Jason.
Clough, Frank.
Trisler, Orin.
Guild, Fred.
Dec. 2, 1892

Delinquent tax sale notice.
Lawrence County.
Sehn, Joseph.
Algeo, Regina.
Gregg, Dora E.
Harrison, Gregg M.
Crist, Carrie M.
Evans, R. H.
Cachlin, Edward.
Valentine, Lowell W.
Beaver, Samuel H.
Evans, R. H.
Mann, George B.
Wells, Johnathan.
Wells, Joannah.
Killion, Daniel.
Robinson, John.
Hopkins, J. M.
Mead, Walt L.
Wells, Mary E.
Campbell, William A.
Wells, Joseph.
Kroll, Anna A.
Littlefield, Frost.
Thane, Peter.
Schar, George.
Carlson, P. A.
Harlow, W. H.
Spearfish Land and Building Association.
Burgess, Alice C.
Bowman, W. M.
Cook, J. E.
Smith, Frank.
Smith, Archibald H.
Sasse, Charles F. W.
Deffebach, Hetty A.
Powers, Albert.
Gibson, Hugh.
Spooner, Mary L.
Schar, Wiebke T.
McCathron, Peter.
Zoellner, Charles.
Zoellner, Clara.
Thompson, John.
Driskill, E. J.
Wallace, Mathew.
Jones, Ellen.
Thone, Lewis E.
Stern, Kate E.
Parker, W. W.
Nichols, Creszence.
Nichols, W. A.
Hastie, A. W.
Henry, Catherine.
Thompson, George.
Washington, Henry.
ONeil, Peter.
Murray, J. W.
Bradley, William W.
Miller, H. A.
Jefferson, Thomas.
Ward, Mattie M.
Oct. 7, 1893, p.3, col.3-5.

Delightful juvenile party.
Liebmann, Walter R.
Paddock, Angie.
Zoeckler, Birdie.
Zoeckler, Cornelia.
Higby, Bernice.
Hattenbach, Esther.
Belding, Jessie.
Pierce, Florence.
Harding, Madge.
Graves, Flossie.
Haines, Nina.
Pierce, Belle.
Dennis, Frances.
Belding, Gussie.
Lewis, Lillie.
Thompson, Lola.
Schaad, Charlotte.
Edmonds, Susie.
Wringrose, Bertha.
Dague, Hazel I.
Adams, Lucile.
Treber, Willie.
Treber, Albert.
Sasse, Frank.
Hickok, Harry.
Howe, Willie.
Howe, Louis.
Selbie, Willie.
Selbie, Charlie.
Bab****, Francis.
Bennett, Gaylord.
Knowles, Ellery.
Frazer, Roy.
Dague, Darrell B.
Zoellner, Arthur.
Zoellner, Charles I.
Frazier,
Shannon, Miss.
Charlton, Miss.
Frazer, W. K. Mrs.
Knowles, Jennie.
McNulty,
Ankeny, B. Frank.
Hurley, Thomas.
Feb. 29, 1896

Arrivals in Deadwood.
Lindley, W. P.
Cathy, W. E.
Jones, J. C.
Collins, P. B.
Sasse, Will.
Davis, C. E.
Hickok, J. R.
Hines, William.
Flanders, Randall.
Flanders, Randall Mrs.
Fowler, E. P.
Kennedy, D. R.
Pratt, William M.
March 25, 1896

Chris Sasse, Restauranteer and other Sasse living in Deadwood

To represent Indiana in Car of State on July 4th
Sasse, Mary
Jul 02 1879

List of scholars attending public school, age 10
Sasse, Willie
Sep 07 1879

List of scholars attending public school, age 9
Sasse, Crip
Sep 07 1879

List of tardys and absences in primary grade
Sasse, Willie
Sasse, Crip
Sep 16 1879

Death, age 9 yrs, 11 m, 21 d, of quick consumption
Sasse, Mary
Jan 29 1880

Funeral to take place at 2:00 from Catholic Church
Sasse, Mary
Jan 30 1880

Mr and Mrs Sasse thank friends for kindnesses at death
Sasse, Louis
Sep 01 1880

Scholars recognized for attendance and recitations
Sasse, Addie
Nov 02 1880

His juvenile nose collides with Little Morris
Sasse, Willie
Apr 30 1881

Celebrates his 4th birthday with new clothes
Sasse, Wm.
Sep 28 1881

Came to blows with Auerheimer
Sasse, Criss
Dec 05 1881

Good square meal, near Bews and Allen Saloon, ad
Sasse, Chris
Jan 03 1883

Valuable gold watch and chain, birthday present
Sasse, Chris, Mrs
Mar 21 1883

Good square meal at any hour of day or night, ad
Sasse, Chris
Apr 01 1883

Citizens want Steele to run for mayor, sign petition
Sasse, Chris
Apr 11 1883

Party of Germans wish Gods speed to Rebsaman
Sasse, Chris
Apr 29 1883

Re-opened restaurant in McKinney Blk, Main St.
Sasse, Chris
May 22 1883

Hotel and restaurant on Main Street, ad
Sasse, Chris
Jun 01 1883

Contributions for construction of Deadwood St bridge
Sasse, Chris
Jun 03 1883

Presented Times office with kaffebleuthe, flower
Sasse, Chris
Jun 09 1883

Dining room crowded from rosy morn to dewy eve, ad
Sasse, Chris
Jul 01 1883

Establishment under supervision of landlady, ad
Sasse, Chris
Aug 01 1883

Taken contract to build addition to Eisners hotel
Sasse, Chris
Sep 04 1883

Delinquent tax sale, property sold for non-payment
Sasse, Christia
Sep 08 1883

Oysters in every style, day or night, Main St, ad
Sasse, Chris
Oct 02 1883

Chris Sasse has sold out his restaurant on Main street to Mr. Schuler and Mr. Fioholykig, who took possession yesterday. The new firm are old hands at the business, and will give entire satisfaction to the public. Their house will be kept open day and night, and the best in the market served upon on short notice, any hour, day or night. Mr. Sasse in retiring desires to return thanks for the patronage that he has received, and asks his friends to continue the same to his successors.
Sasse, Chris.
Schuler.
Fioholykig.
November 3, 1883

Undersigned having purchased the restaurant, near the postoffice (formerly Sasses) will give weekly board for $5.50 per week, which will include oysters, game and all the luxuries in their season. Meals 40 cents. Robert Schaler and Company.
Schaler, Robert.
Sasses.
November 29, 1883

Chicken served up only as Mrs. Sasse knows how, one of the popular eating establishments in Deadwood.
Sasse, Mrs.
January 1, 1884

Mr. Sasse and family for an evil moment forsook Deadwood and went with boon to Sturgis City, will open restaurant at their old stand.
Contents Located on Main Street.
Sasse, Chris.
January 1, 1884

Birthday party held for Mrs. Chris Sasse to celebrate her thirty-fifth birthday.
Sasse, Chris Mrs.
April 1, 1884

If you desire a good square meal, consisting of all the substantial, call in at Chris Sasses restaurant.
Sasse, Chris.
April 1, 1884

Charles Sasse

Sassee, C. wants money back from ES Stein
Sassee, C.
Sep 24 1877

Set a stick on end, went in direction it fell
Sasse, Charley
Feb 27 1878

Arrived here with 16 head of cattle
Sasse, Charley
Mar 14 1878

Dog gave cold nose to Chinaman under his frock
Sasse, Charley
Apr 22 1878

Has purchased Rosebaums interest in meat shop
Sasse, Charley
Oct 10 1878

Stranger attempted to take saddle of venison free
Sasse, Charley
Dec 27 1878

Had large box of lettuce grown up City Creek
Sasse, Charley
Mar 27 1879

Has cigar boxes full of some ore from Oriole Mine
Sasse, Charley
Apr 03 1879

Butcher has the boss ice chest, big as miners cabin
Sasse, Charley
Jun 24 1879

Has roof on and siding on the upper story
Sasse, Charley
Oct 14 1879

Reitz and Marr now in bldg. formerly occupied by Sasse
Sasse, Charley
Nov 06 1879

Birth, butcher took in little butcher bhoy
Sasse, Charley
Dec 02 1879

Pioneer baby, born Apr 19, 1876, died in this city
Sasse, Charley
Dec 06 1879

Denver Market has had spring clean-up, neat as pin
Sasse, Charley
Apr 01 1882

Has finest Easter beef ever killed, juicy and tender
Sasse, Charley
Apr 09 1882

New proprietor of Denver market with Johnny Marr
Sasse, Charley
Apr 17 1881

Not interested in Sioux reservation for grazing land
Sasse, Charley
Apr 16 1882

Recovered from accident enough to be out on crutch
Sasse, Charley
Dec 16 1882

Unfortunate enough to be bitten by dog, not serious
Sasse, Charley
Apr 25 1883

Catholic ladies and gentlemen selected as sponsors
Sasse, Chas., Mrs
Aug 07 1883

A glance at the display of meats will satisfy the most incredulous.
Sasse, Charley.
Denver Meat Market.
February 3, 1884

Ten-pin results in tie.
Buttner, Charles.
Rebsamen, Julius.
Shubert, Jake.
Rodenhaus, H.
VonDavier, L.
Mauss, John.
Sasse, Charley.
Deetkin, Dr.
Heckman, John H.
June 12, 1888

Mrs. Sasse injured falling down stairs.
Sasse, Charles Mrs.
Chinese.
April 27, 1890

Delinquent tax sale.
Whitewood.
Dresser, C. W.
Fishel, Max.
Fraziene, William H.
Gore, E. Mrs.
Gabus, Lewis.
Gralapp, Charles.
Halliday, Norah.
Harney, John H.
Hiley, S. C.
Hollenbeck, W. W.
Hayes, R. A.
Hayes, M. D.
Holly, William B.
Jones, J. C.
Judson, M. A.
Kippart, John.
Kelley, E. O.
Kilgore, William S.
Knight and Fowler.
Lubin, John.
Litgow, William.
Littelier, Edward.
McBeth, Alex.
McLain, A.
McElroy, W. P.
McMurrauy,
McQuinn, Thomas.
Mumford, G. W.
Martin, E. P.
Mayne, William.
Myllsey, O.
Michand, Felix.
Norine, A.
OCallahan, J.
Pratt, W. M.
Parham, Laura B.
Powers, Albert, Knight and Fowler.
Pioneer Townsite Company.
Rosengarden, H. Mrs.
Rosenkranz, Henry.
Robinson, J. M.
Richie, Silas.
Rockwood, George.
Ross, George D.
Stewart, Charles.
Souter, James.
Scott, Charles.
Soyster, Samuel.
Stitt, John.
Schlang, Peter.
Smith, Spencer.
Sasse, Charles F.
Stewart, D.
Thompson, T. W.
Trembel, J. J.
Theill, R. S.
Thompson and Warner.
Tuplin, J., Knight and Fowler.
Uhlig, Otto.
VanWort, J. S. and Company.
VanBuren, S.
Vroman and Gallagher.
Woods, J. M.
Wah Quong.
Warner and Elliott.
West, Charles H.
Young, R.
Oct. 14, 1890

Finance committee for the Fourth.
Soo Sing.
Lees, Robert B.
Glickauf, John.
Browning and Wringrose.
Gates and Shea.
McLaughlin and McLaughlin.
Driscoll, R. H.
Dumas, Napoleon.
Fay, G. M.
Bogy, William.
Whittaker, Thomas.
Hays, Joseph.
Smith, A. G.
Baker, John.
Phillips, Kirk G.
McDonald, Edward.
Jattenbach, J. and Brother.
Honk Kee.
Hip Wo.
Deetkin, J.
Stolcis, Joseph.
Bell, Hattie.
Sutton, Tom.
Colman, Nathan.
Eklund and Company.
Rebsamen, Julius.
Smith, F. X.
Sasse, Charles L.
Cooper, Robert W.
Wilson, George.
Liebmann, M.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Blumenthal, Ben.
Zoeckler Brothers.
Jacobs, D.
Fink, Joseph.
Fish and Hunter Company.
Hi Kee.
Wing Tsue.
Phoenix Restaurant.
Duncan and Anten.
Werthheimer, M. J. and Brother.
Carr, Patsy and Company.
Adams Brothers.
Keith, J. G. and Company.
Whealen, W. H.
Ayres and Wardman.
Fishel, Max.
Gandolfo, Joseph E.
June 9, 1891

Social and financial success.
Catholic church.
Sasse, Charles, Mrs.
Baxter, Lee R. Mrs.
McDonough, Neil Mrs.
Baker, Dan Mrs.
Franklin, Harris Mrs.
Dec. 1, 1891

Crayon portrait raffled.
Catholic church.
Curran, J. W. Mrs.
Sasse, Charles Mrs.
Dec. 20, 1891

Sasse sells out of meat market.
Denver Meat Market.
Sasse, Charles F.
Meyer and Wiess.
Nov. 1, 1892

Filed for record May 5.
Paletto, James.
Stone, B. R.
Martin, Eben W.
Mason, Norman T.
VanCise, Edwin P.
VanCise, Edwin P. Mrs.
Railroad.
Tuller, H. J.
Tuller, H. J. Mrs.
Hughes, John.
Barry, John F.
Blackman, Frank.
Cooper, E. J.
Glockler, Martin.
Vickers, Percy.
Zoeckler, William.
Zoeckler, Peter.
Sasse, Charles.
Higbie, J. W.
Frawley, Henry.
Vickers, Cora.
May 6, 1896

Range cattle dont measure up.
Livestock.
Sasse, Charles.
Feb. 28, 1890

Special city council meeting Sept. 30.
Deadwood City Council.
Geis,
Railroads.
Graves, L. R.
Baer, Benjamin.
Sasse, Charles.
Thomas, Charles M.
Oct. 1, 1890

Sasse most popular boy.
Sasse, William.
Sasse, Charles.
Nov. 4, 1890

Heckman funeral well attended.
Heckman, John H.
Mount Moriah.
Karcher, Charles.
Stone, Gib.
Sasse, Charles.
Zipp, F.
Davier, Louis.
Treber, John.
March 1, 1891

Sasse boy slapped and kicked.
Beecher,
Sasse, Charles.
Aug. 13, 1891

Results of a big hunt brought in.
Reber, William.
Sasse, Charles.
Denver Meat Market.
Dec. 1, 1891

Religion.
Congregational church.
Methodist-Episcoal church.
Julian, A. R.
Clough, E. E.
First Baptist Church.
Faskett, Bartlett.
Kelly, B. J.
Accorsini, Joseph.
Sisters of the Holy Cross.
Treber, John.
McLaughlin, William L.
McDonough, Neil.
Sasse, Charles.
Gerard, Desire.
McLaughlin, Daniel.
St. Johns Episcopal Church.
St. Ambrose Church.
Jan. 1, 1892

Sasse discontinues delivery.
Sasse, Charles.
Jan. 7, 1892

Sherman Street a stir of building.
Franklin and Baer.
Adams Brothers.
Sasse, Charles.
Chase, I. H.
Hawley, C. E.
Sherman Street.
June 2, 1893

Sasse hurt building chipmunk trap.
Sasse, Frank.
Sasse, Charles.
Sase, Charles Mrs.
Aug. 1, 1893

Businessmen support wages.
Businessmens association.
Ayres and Wardman.
Adams, William E.
Lowe, W. E. and Company.
Haines and Heyn Dry Goods.
Franklin, Nathan E.
Coe and Edmonds.
Steward, A. D.
Hulst and Price.
McDonough, Neil.
Leveen Brothers.
Franklin and Baer.
Warner, Porter.
Merrick, A. W.
McClintock, John S.
Gillette, D. M.
Phillips, Kirk G.
Stein, H. and Company.
Werthheimer, M. J. and Brother.
DeMouth, Whealen and Graves.
Star and Bullock Hardware Company.
Zoellner Brothers.
McRickel, J.
Edholm and Akin Jewelry Company.
Smith, F. D.
Bloom, Sol.
Stone, Gib and Company.
Karcher, Charles.
Deetken, Julius.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Higby, Anson.
Fishel, Max.
Hornberger, A. C.
Liebmann, M.
Sasse, Charles.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Krauss, C. H.
Hattenbach, J. and Brother.
Rewman, Paul.
March 4, 1894

Deadwood at fire convention.
Black Hills Firemens Association.
Diltz, Daniel.
Sasse, Charles.
Donovan, Michael.
McDonald, Edward.
Franklin, Nathan E.
Simpson, Walter W.
Russell, J. R.
Knowles, Guy.
Osborn, W. W.
Bischoff, Herman.
Tippie, Anson E.
Fowler, Max.
Hanschke, Ed.
Brunger, F. W.
Kellar, Frank.
Fargo, J. W.
April 3, 1895, p.1, col. 4.

Trouble over dressed beef.
Sasse, Charles.
Denver Market.
Lewis Market.
Rogers, James.
March 2, 1897

Police court report March 5.
Lewis, Henry.
Sasse, Charles.
Sturgis, Ed.
March 5, 1897

Abundance of fat beef at Sasses Denver market.
Sasses Meat Market.
Feb. 1, 1885

Warner child drowns in City Creek.
Warner, Porter.
Sasse, Charles.
Charlton, Will.
DeMouth, Frank.
Rogers, M.
Davis, Scott.
Warner, William S.
Warner, Albert Edward.
June 26, 1885

District court.
Early, Michael.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Baer, Ben.
Sasse, Charles.
Suessenbach, H.
Bent, E. C.
Shoudy, Jacob.
First National Bank.
Church, William E.
Dawson, Andrew R. Z.
Pichler, Augustus L.
July 7, 1885

Stolen beef.
Two frozen carcasses seen by Charles Sasse at deserted cabin between Redwater and Sand creek. Stranger seen thawing out and skinning. Stranger then visited Deadwood to market beef.
Sasse, Charles.
Livestock.
Feb. 12, 1887

Sasse returns with beef.
Livestock.
Sasse, Charles.
April 17, 1887

Merchants National re-opens.
Merchants National Bank.
Lincoln, Melvin G.
Stilwell, L. W.
Stebbins, W. R.
Lake, W. M.
Selbie, William.
Deetken, Julius.
Sasse, Charles.
McLaughlin, Daniel.
Ickes, Franklin E.
Bab****, Lyman F.
April 19, 1887

Pork to hoof it to Deadwood.
Sasse, Charles.
Livestock.
April 30, 1887

Sparks ignite bedding.
Fire.
Sasse, Charles.
Aug. 10, 1887

Proposes a better quality of meat.
Olerichs Abbatoir Company.
Rogers, James.
Meisel, Louis.
Sasse, Charles.
Oct. 1, 1887

Sasse at Sundance for a day or two.
Sasse, Charles.
Oct. 26, 1887

Sasse reduces meat prices.
Sasse, Charles.
Denver Market.
Nov. 2, 1887

Marr dies at Idaho.
Marr, John W.
Hukill, Nannie.
Reitz, George.
Denver Market.
Weedon, Levi.
Dec. 28, 1887

County commission appointments.
Lawrence County Commission.
McPherson, Donald A.
Crist, Squire B.
Cornell, John C.
Sasse, Charles.
Hattenbach, Aaron.
Jan. 19, 1888

Sasses phaeton a dandy.
Sasse, Charles.
June 15, 1888

Condemned meat.
Sasses Meat Market.
July 12, 1889

Sasse opens paint shop.
Sasse, Charles.
Aug. 2, 1889

Sasse vs. Nisich over deed.
Sasse, Charles.
Nisich, Nick.
Caulfield, Louis.
VanCise and Wilson.
Moore, Joseph B.
Sept. 10, 1889

Black Hills resources -- railroad support.
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 Flouring Mill.
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 Bottling Works.
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.
Wing Tsue.
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.
Jan. 1, 1890

Still supplies meat, notwithstanding snowstorms
Reitz and Marr
Mar 06 1881

Cash paid to city
Sasse,
May 28 1881

Takes to the ice box when things get hot
Sasse,
Jun 22 1881

Continues to furnish meat and vegetables, ad
Denver Market
Jul 01 1881

Old meat market has collection of Smiths veggies
Reitz, George
Sep 01 1881

Folks will go nowhere else for meat despite mud
Marr and Sasse
Oct 01 1881

Intends to continue business without Marr
Sasse, Charles
Dec 06 1881

Retired from meat market business
Marr,
Dec 10 1881

Is running meat market single-handed
Sasse, Charles
Dec 10 1881

Sasse running meat market on his own
Denver Market, The
Dec 10 1881

Selling buffalo meat at the Denver Market
Sasse, Charles
Dec 16 1881

Has beef of the most tempting cuts, ad
Denver Market
Jan 03 1882

Left for Miles City, many friends wish him well
Reitz, George
Mar 29 1882

Will ride in car of state representing Maine
Sasse, Annie
Jul 02 1882

Reitz and Marr doing rushing business at Miles City
Reitz, George
Aug 29 1882

Morgan opening meat market in Sasses old stand
Sasse,
Sep 02 1882

Painful injury, horse fell on S, knee cap broken
Sasse, Charles
Nov 19 1882

Fresh pork, sausages, roast and game of all kinds, ad
Denver Market
Dec 02 1882

McCormick and Carney arrested for theft of 1/4 beef
Denver Meat Market
Jan 21 1883

Opposed to division of Lawrence Co, butcher
Sasse, Charles
Feb 10 1883

Has full stock of meats and vegetables, Denver Market
Morgan, Billy
Apr 01 1883

le Title Morgan has several milk cows for sale, Denver Market
Denver Market
Apr 01 1883

Proprietor of Denver Meat Market, ad
Morgan, Billy
Jul 01 1883

Choice, fat, tender meats, above any others, ad
Denver Meat Market
Jul 01 1883

Delinquent tax sale, property sold for non-payment
Sasse, Charles
Sep 08 1883

No country in the world can produce such elegant meats as the Black Hills ranges.
Corp.Sub. Denver Meat Market.
January 6, 1884

Sole proprietor of Denver Meat Market, purchased from Mr. Morgan.
Sasse, Charles.
Morgan, Billy.
Corp.Sub. Denver Meat Market.
January 12, 1884

A glance at the display of meats will satisfy the most incredulous.
Sasse, Charley.
Denver Meat Market.
February 3, 1884

Christmas in Deadwood.
Christmas.
Bents Drug Store.
Hamiltons.
Bent, E. C.
Demouth.
Steins Drug Store.
King, E. F.
Butler, S. T.
Hoyt and Masterson.
Kohorn and Weidenfeldt.
Liebmann, M.
Lowe, Will.
Bloom, Sol.
Epstein, Louis.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Zipp, Frank.
Karcher, Charles.
Graves, L. R.
Ayres and Wardman.
Jensen and Bliss.
Franklin and Baer.
Robinson, George.
Koenigsberger Brothers.
Keenan, P. F.
Adams brothers.
Vaughn, D. H.
Rodenhaus, J.
Irwin and Heckman.
Fredericks, Fred.
Posner, Charles.
Kohn, A.
Sasse, Charles.
Morgan, Billy.
Shoudy, Jacob.
Zoeckler brothers.
Pollack, A.
Scott, George.
Fishel, Adolph.
Phillips, Kirk G.
Star and Bullock Hardware Company.
Farley, John and Company.
Goldberg, Jacob.
Browning and Wringrose.
Gandolfo, Joseph E.
Miller, James K. P.
Gillette and Heckmann.
Chase, Isaac H.
Wertheimer, M. J.
Dec. 23, 1884

Meats of every description sold cheaper, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Jul 01 1879

Butcher losing some of his pork herd to sickness
Reitz and Marr
Jul 10 1879

Lost fourteen of his hogs on Tuesday
Sasse, Charles
Jul 10 1879

Expects to commence work on brick block next week
Sasse, Charles
Jul 17 1879

A kink in erecting the double business house
Sasse, Charles
Jul 25 1879

Finest Montana beef always on hand, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Aug 01 1879

Intends to put up a business bldg on Sherman St.
Sasse, Charles
Aug 08 1879

Cline used to have restaurant in his building
Sasses Meat Market
Aug 23 1879

Corner Main and Gold St, finest Montana beef, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Sep 02 1879

The colder it gets, the larger the stock of meats
Denver Meat Market
Sep 07 1879

Members of the petit jury for the present term
Sasse, Charles
Sep 17 1879

Losses in the big fire of September 27, $5,000.
Sasse, Charles
Sep 27 1879

Losses in the big fire of September 27, $300.
Denver Market
Sep 28 1879

Butchers were the first to open on Sherman St
Reitz and Marr
Sep 28 1879

In a shanty now but will be in a good house soon
Sasses Meat Market
Sep 30 1879

Mrs Harnett putting up 2 story bldg next to Sasses
Sasses Meat Market
Nov 01 1879

George can speak 17 tongues fluently, at Denver Mk
Reitz and Marr
Nov 02 1879

Opened laborers and mechanics intelligence office
Sasse and Schwordt
Nov 05 1879

Can be found on Main in Sasses former building
Reitz and Marr
Nov 06 1879

Has 450 fat butchers cattle en route to his ranch
Deffebach, Erasmus.
December 10 1879

Col saw Deffebach go over the bank on his horse
King, A.L.
Mar 31 1880

Daughter, able to speak 3 languages, dies at 9 yrs
Sasse, Charles
Jan 29 1880

Now J.H. Rogers Meat Market, ad
Sasses Meat Mark
Feb 01 1880

Returned from extended cattle buying trip
Sasse, Charles
Feb 20 1880

Carries Parrys, the City Creek winter gardner, vegetables
Reitz and Marr
May 09 1880

Murder of John Deffenbach
Sasse, Charles
Apr 28 1880

Returned, bringing in herd Deffenbach was after
Sasse, Charles
May 01 1880

Remains of John Deffebach brought in, now packed in ice
Deffebach, John.
May 05 1880

Group that went after Deffenbachs body and horses
Sasse, Charles
May 08 1880

First 4th of July celebration in the Hills
Sasse, Charles
Jun 17 1880

Knights of Pythias organized at Central City
Sasse,
Jul 03 1880

Left for the rural districts, will take in Custer
Sasse, Charles
Jul 21 1880

Building small brick home on hill back of school
Sasse,
Sep 11 1880

One of business factors of Deadwood, delicious steak
Reitz and Marr
Jan 01 1881

Taking the lead in the butcher business just now
Reitz and Marr
Feb 06 1879

Neatest meat market on Sherman, at foot of Lee St
Reitz and Marr
Feb 10 1879

Had trouble with a rampant cow
Sasse,
Feb 22 1879

Meats of every description sold 20% cheaper, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Mar 01 1879

Laid the best crosswalk in town, at Sherman and Lee
Reitz and Marr
Mar 06 1879

Meats used by Pedestrians come from their market
Reitz and Marr
Mar 29 1879

Finest Montana beef always on hand, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Apr 01 1879

Running the same even without its senior partner
Denver Meat Market
Apr 19 1879

Nothing draws like a dog fight
Sasse, Charles
Apr 23 1879

Cheaper than any other market, cash only, ad
Sasses Meat Market
May 01 1879

Have new wire doors to keep flies out of meat shop
Reitz and Marr
May 18 1879

Finest Montana beef always on hand, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Jun 01 1879

Anyone interested in shooting on 4th contact him
Sasse,
Jun 17 1879

Erection of brick block delayed, scarcity of brick
Sasse, Charles
Jun 27 1879


Ceiling papered red, white and blue to attract flies
Reitz and Marr
Jun 29 1879

Contributors to the Fourth of July celebration.
McGuigen.
McHugh, William.
McKenna and Stewart.
McKinnis, C. H.
McKinnis, George.
McLary and Company.
Meeker, George A.
Merrick, A. W.
Meyer, C. W.
Miller and McPherson.
Miller, J. C.
Miller, W. J.
Morgan, C. H.
Morton, E.
Munter and Lilienthal.
Neill, Robert.
Neyen, Peter.
Nishwitz, W.
Nye, John A.
Offenbach, C. V.
Oram, Mattie.
Overland Hotel.
Parker, William H.
Patton, John D.
Paul, J. L. and Company.
Pollock, A.
Pratt, W. M.
Richards, S. C.
Roberts, George.
Robinson, J. M.
Rodenhaus, J.
Rogers, J. H.
Rosebrough, James.
Rosenkranz and Werner.
Rosenthal, Sol.
Sasse, Charles.
Schugart, A.
Shoudy, Jacob.
Sick, E.
Siever, Noah.
Simpson, John P.
Sing Lee.
Smith, P. F.
Smith, Palmer.
Smith, Thomas.
St. Clair, Edith.
Staiger, George.
Star and Bullock.
Star Bakery.
Stebbins, Post and Mund.
Stewart, A. D.
Strass, C. B.
Sutherland, F. and Company.
Swearingen, Albert E.
Thomas, A. D.
Thullen, F.
Van Cise and Wilson.
Vanocker, F.
Wagner, C. H.
Walker, Henry.
Walker, J.
Wardner, Ed.
Wardner, James.
Warner, Porter.
Welch Hotel.
Wertheimer, J.
Wertheimer, M. J.
Whitakker, Thomas.
Whitehead, E.
Whitney.
Williams, J. B.
Wilson, James A.
Wishart, James.
Wood and Wilson.
Zink, N. S.
Zipp, Frank.
June 12 1879

Charles Sasse the Butcher

Capitol Meat Market , Sasse Meat Market, The Denver Market

Sasse, Charles, son Charley age 3 died
Sasse, Charles
Jun 08 1876

Otterbein and Sasse to start brick yard on No. 16.
Otterbein, John.
Sasse.
April 11 1877

Denver Market owned by R.H. Geary and Co.
Denver Meat Market
Apr 17 1877

Denver Market, R. H. Geary and Co. Lee St. South Deadwood
Denver Meat Market
Apr 18 1877

Sasse, the Lee Street butcher, has a son
Sasse,
Sep 26 1877

Greary and Dundon own Denver Meat Market
Greary,
Nov 15 1877

Denver meat market, Geary and Dundon, Sherman St.
Denver Meat Market
Nov 15 1877

Sasse and Schollard have the Capitol Meat market
Sasse and Schollard
Nov 16 1877

Gold Dust Currency, almost all businesses signed
Sasse and Scollard
Feb 01 1878

Bought cattle from Mr Mills of Big Springs
Sasse and Scollard
Mar 06 1878

Have enough beef on hand to meet the demand
Sasse and Scollard
Mar 20 1878

Fatty Chase challenges fatties to foot race from Denver Meat Market
Denver Market
Chase, Fatty
Mar 25 1878

Good supply of fresh meats on hand
Sasse and Scollard
Apr 01 1878

Saw Dan Harnett buy poison but could not stop him
Sasse, Charles
Apr 06 1878

Purchased herd of corn fed cattle, best in Hills
Sasse and Scollard
Apr 20 1878

Removed as administrator of Dan Harnett estate
Sasse, Charles
May 16 1878

Wants elevation established in front of residence
Sasse,
Aug 15 1878

Sheriffs Sale
Sasse, Charles
Sep 01 1878

Sasse has purchased interest in meat shop
Bosebaum, William
Oct 10 1878

Has purchased Rosebaums interest in meat shop
Sasse, Charley
Oct 10 1878

Denver Meat Market proprietor, new robber report
Geary,
Nov 21 1878

To reduce meat prices, but will sell for cash only
Sasse, Charles
Nov 27 1878

Butcher sold 1200 lbs of poultry for Thanksgiving
Sasse, Charles
Nov 28 1878

Shall sell meat at reduced rate, for cash only
Sasse, Charles
Nov 28 1878

Businesses wanting night watchmen for fire protect
Sasse, Charles
Dec 07 1878

Petition signed for opening thoroughfare of Main St
Sasse, C.H.
Dec 22 1878

Montana beef always on hand, Main and Gold St, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Jan 02 1879

George Reif had a female waif left at his door
Denver Market
Jan 29 1879

Of the Denver Meat Market, have choicest meats
Marr and Reitz
Jan 30 1879

Pork, mutton and veal always on hand, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Feb 01 1879

Game, fish and poultry in season, for cash only, ad
Sasses Meat Market
Feb 01 1879

Finest lot of fresh meat at Denver Market
Denver Market
Feb 01 1879

Bully butcher boy who runs the Denver Meat Market
Reitz, George
Marr, J.W.
Feb 03 1879

Reitz and Marr carry everything in fresh meat line
Denver Meat Market
Feb 03 1879