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A scan of a sepia toned photo showing a man standing in front of the Hughes Oil Co. Service Station on East Villard in Dickinson. The station was next to the St. Charles Hotel on the corner of First Avenue East. Leon Stuck, the man in the photo, ran…

A scan of a matted sepia toned photo showing three men standing in front of the Hughes Oil Co. Service Station on East Villard in Dickinson. The station was next to the St. Charles Hotel on the corner of First Avenue East. Leon Stuck, the man on the…

William "Billy" Howard Chaloner (1867-1935) The Gunsmith.

St. John's Episcopal Church in 1937 at 215 Sims St.
Built 1886, Rev. George W. G. Van Winkle.

William Howard Chaloner with son Elmer Theodore Chaloner on horseback.

William Howard Chaloner's business in Dickinson, North Dakota. Words on the building read 'Livery Nayes & Lillethun Livery and Dray Line'.

William Howard Chaloner in later years in Dickinson, North Dakota.

John Charles Chaloner circa 1901 when he was still in the U.S. Army. He was horse-mounted as indicated by the gloves he wore in the photo. John Chaloner was born in 1873 in Ennis, Montana where he spent his childhood. The family later moved to…

William Chaloner, brother of John Chaloner, taken in Dickinson North Dakota at the O.S. Goff Studio

William Chaloner, brother of John Chaloner, taken in Dickinson North Dakota at the O.S. Goff Studio.

William Howard Chaloner with wife Lena Fink and their baby Ruth Keyer Chaloner.

A photo of buildings on West Villard looking West near the corners of Barnes Street (later became First Avenue West). The First National Bank is the brick building seen near the middle of the photo. A sign on the far left reads "Saddles & Harness…

A section of frames from an 8mm silent film reel that show girls dressed up.

My Uncle, Walter Dobner, on my Great Grandfather's (Frank Dobner Jr.) homestead around 1926. The homestead was in Township 139 N, Range 95 W which would have been east of Dickinson. The back of the photo reads “Presthus Studio Dickinson ND".

A digital photo of a matted photo showing a group of men sitting and standing around a small table. The man directly behind the table is Daniel Manning, the first Mayor of Dickinson. The other men are not identified.

Transcribed document of diary entries of Ovidia Black during 1938-1940 documenting events in her life during the time period. Some additional notes about the journal: On January 7, 1938 it mentions Maybelle Dohrmann. Here is a picture of her:…