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H. Desmond-Cowboys of Southwestern North Dakota
William "Bill" Cuskelly (1843- 1928) - A native of Ireland. Came to the USA with his parents in 1849 and to Dickinson in 1885. He homesteaded on the outskirts of Dickinson and donated land for St. Patrick's cemetery. First sheriff of Stark county…
H. Desmond-Cowboys of Southwestern North Dakota
William "Billy" Howard Chaloner (1867-1935). Chaloner was national bronco buster champion and for 25 years, state champion. From Virginia City, MT, he came to Dakota in 1890, worked as a cowboy and foreman and had livery barn in Dickinson before…
Peace Officers Convention 1946
Photo of Peace Officer Convention, all seated at rows of tables. Unidentified.
Crow Bull
Portrait of Crow Bull, a member of the Indian Police on the Fort Berthold Reservation. Written in the lower right corner is, "203 / 9." Written on the back in the upper left is, "ALBUM 8 / SCRIPT 82 / -9[crossed out]- / -11-." Written in the upper…
Tom McDonough
Portrait of Tom McDonough, an early night watchman for Dickinson. He is wearing a suit, shirt, bow tie, and a Police badge on his suit jacket. Identified.
Tom McDonough
Portrait of Tom McDonough, an early night watchman for Dickinson. He is wearing a suit, shirt, bow tie, and a Police badge on his suit jacket. Identified.
Dickinson Police Department
4 Dickinson police officers. From left to right: Joe Faller, Chief Anton Zastoupil, Matt Zabel, Ernest Reiche
Title Page and two inside pages of "The Truth About England"
title page & 2 inside pages of The Truth About England by T.W. Hughes, 1940
Title Page and two inside pages of "The Truth About England"
title page & 2 inside pages of The Truth About England by T.W. Hughes, 1940
Title Page and two inside pages of "The Truth About England"
title page & 2 inside pages of The Truth About England by T.W. Hughes, 1940
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D. S. T. C. Basketball
Portrait of a basketball player, wearing number 30. He is in the act of shooting a basketball. Unidentified.