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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
The exterior of the new Northwestern Bell Telephone Company building.
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
The exterior of the new Northwestern Bell Telephone Company building completed. A sign in front of the building states "NEW DICKINSON / TELEPHONE BUILDING / PART OF A $455,000 PROGRAM / OF IMPROVEMENT AND EXPANSON / IN TELEPHONE SERVICE / FOR…
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
The exterior of the new Northwestern Bell Telephone Company building completed. A sign in front of the building states "NEW DICKINSON / TELEPHONE BUILDING / PART OF A $455,000 PROGRAM / OF IMPROVEMENT AND EXPANSON / IN TELEPHONE SERVICE / FOR…
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
Image of the construction of a building for the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. A sign in front of the construction states "NEW DICKINSON / TELEPHONE BUILDING / PART OF A $455,000 PROGRAM / OF IMPROVEMENT AND EXPANSON / IN TELEPHONE SERVICE /…
Soldiers on First Street West
A group of soldiers in two rows on a street. They are standing to the west of the Elks building, seen on the far right, on First Street West near the corner of Second Avenue West. Various wooden homes can be seen behind them as well as part of the…
Soldiers at the Dickinson Armory
A group of soldiers in two rows in front of the Dickinson Armory. Embossed in the lower right corner is, "OSBORN STUDIO / DICKINSON, N.D." Written below that is, "43." Written on the back at the top is, "ALBUM #43 / SCRIPT - 129 / ? MAYBE ARMORY…
40 & 8 World War I Veterans
40 & 8 WWI veterans dressed up on the Dickinson Armory steps. Most of the men are wearing shirts with "221" on the front and garrison caps. Written on the back in the upper left is, " -176-" and on the right side, "-176- / NO NEG# 251."
Co. K 164th Infantry
Members of the Co. K 164th Infantry just before leaving for Camp Claiborne, LA in 1941. The men are wearing their hats. It was taken in the Dickinson Armory. Embossed in the lower right corner is, "OSBORN STUDIO / DICKINSON, N.D." Written on the back…
Co. K 164th Infantry
Members of the Co. K 164th Infantry just before leaving for Camp Claiborne, LA in 1941. It was taken in the Dickinson Armory. Embossed in the lower right corner is, "OSBORN STUDIO / DICKINSON, N.D." Written on the back on the right side is, "(294) /…
Dickinson City Hall and Fire Department
Photo of a Dickinson Fire Department fire hose carts. In front of the hoses are men, probably from the city's Fire Department, who are holding ropes that are attached to the hose cart. Several boys can be seen around the hose carts. The hose…
Dickinson City Band on a Truck
The Dickinson City Band in the back of a truck as part of a Fire Prevention Day parade. The truck is outside the city hall/fire department building. Written on the back in the middle is, "329 / City Band - about 1925 / 1. Bill Everett at the Drum…
Wheat Sacks in Wagons on Villard Street
Wheat sacks in wagons on Villard Street in front of the McKenzie Feed Store and Warehouse to the west, between Barnes (First Avenue West) and Hannaford (Second Avenue West). Also seen on the far right of the photo is Zimmerman's Saddle Shop, located…
Waiting to Unload Dollar Wheat at the Lyon Elevator
Wagons waiting to unload dollar wheat at the Lyon Elevator, 2nd Ave. West and Villard Street. A sign on a building reads Lumber, All Kinds of Building Material, Machinery, and Wagons. Other words cannot be read on that building. Written along the…
2nd Ave. West (Hannaford St.), Dickinson
2nd Ave. West (originally Hannaford St.). On the left is the Mike McGinley residence, Osborn Studio, fire hall, and the Pat McGinley residence. On the right is the Drenkel residence, Recorder Post, and the Mike McGinley residence [? taken from…
2nd Ave. West (Hannaford St.), Dickinson
2nd Ave. West (originally Hannaford St.). On the left is the Mike McGinley residence, Osborn Studio, fire hall, and the Pat McGinley residence. On the right is the Drenkel residence, Recorder Post, and the Mike McGinley residence [? taken from…
Texaco Station
Texaco Station built by Lawton E. Osborn, sold to John Dinsdale in 1935. There are 5 cars sitting in front and beside the building. Written on the front in the lower right corner is, "466." Written on the back is, "466" and "19 / #79." Stamped on the…
Fire Department at Texaco Station
Texaco Station built by Lawton E. Osborn, released to Exxon in 1956. There is a LaFrance fire truck sitting in front of the building with 4 men on it and 2 men standing beside the truck. There is a banner on the side of the truck advertising 'NEW!…
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Texaco - Exxon Station
Photo of an Exxon service station at Hwy 22 & I94. It is a rock built building. A sign on the building reads Exxon. Words on the front of the…