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Ovidia Black's Journal, 1938-1940
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:…
Osborn
Photo of the Osborn home. A 1 story home with a front porch is surrounded by trees. A 1930s car can be seen in front of the detached garage. A fire hydrant is in front of the home.
Custer Trail Ranch
A photo of the Custer Trail Ranch. Log cabins are located in front of 1920s and 1930s automobiles. Behind the buildings are hills of the Badlands in western North Dakota. At the very top of the hill are several horses and riders. Unidentified.
Custer Trail Ranch
Photo of a rider, probably A. J. Osborn, sitting on a horse. Behind him is log cabin with a rock chimney, and 1930s automobiles. In the background are hills of the Badlands in western North Dakota. Unidentified, except for rider. The words Osborn…
Custer Trail Ranch
Postcard. Photo of bronc riding, at a rodeo, on the Custer Trail Ranch. The cowboy has lost hat. Behind the bronc are people watching the rodeo. Some are sitting in their cars or trucks. Unidentified.
Custer Trail Ranch
Photo of bronc riding, at a rodeo, on the Custer Trail Ranch. The cowboy has lost hat. Behind the bronc are people watching the rodeo. Some are sitting in their cars or trucks. Unidentified.
Custer Trail Ranch
Photo of bronc riding, at a rodeo, on the Custer Trail Ranch. The rider has his hat in his right hand. Behind the bronc are several cowboys on horses. Outside of the arena are people watching the rodeo. Some are sitting in their cars or trucks. …
Villard Street at Night
A view looking west down Villard Street at night. The depot is on the left side and the St. Charles Hotel is on the right.
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Johnson Auto, Norman & Lawton Osborn
Photo of a man standing next to a truck. The man is wearing a shirt, a tie with a design, and pants. The truck has signs written on it that read…