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Fashionable Western Dress and Attire - Clothing for Women and Men - Dress, Suits, Hats, Coats, Boots and Vests
Deadwood Fashion High Up, Nobby and Swell
Western dress of the late 1870's - 1880’s for gold rush miners and cowboys alike were described as being way up, nobby and swell. Silk hats and white vests sometimes worn as two, wool shirts with diamond studs, straight standing celluloid bon ton collarettes, embroidered head bands, white plug hats with suspenders, silver spurs and four inch metallic hat bands would be considered quite toney garments for a young bower if accessorized with button cuffs made from nickel coins and red scarves pulled through a poker chip ring.
Firemen will wear red and blue badges
Jul 09 1877
In regard to: Fire Department
Woman dressed in male apparel arrived in Deadwood
Sep 20 1877
In regard to: Women
Lady must have clean hose and shoes when lifting dress
Oct 27 1877
In regard to: Women
Actresses nobby and gay looking with beaver cloaks
Dec 31 1877
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Diamond broker received $4,000. in diamonds
Mar 13 1878
In regard to: Shingle, George M.
In regard to: Berry, Jim
Fine lines of fashionable clothing for Black Hills
May 01 1878
In regard to: Holzman, David
New fashion is too much collar and too little man
May 23 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Described uniform, black pants, red shirts
Jun 01 1878
In regard to: Fire Department
Hats for women too small to protect head, fashion!
Jun 04 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Since criticism of new hats, women have shook them
Jun 07 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Has his neck done up in a red rag
Jun 08 1878
In regard to: Lewis, Sam
Straight standing collars have come up again
Jun 15 1878
In regard to: Fashion
New style for the hair is called "bold head cut"
In regard to: Deadwood
Jul 13 1878
Those nobby hats are attracting attention of boys
Aug 01 1878
In regard to: Holzmans
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Popular miner, was given diamond pin
Aug 25 1878
In regard to: McDermott, Jeff
Shelton Edwards owes money for $99.00 silk dress
Sep 20 1878
In regard to: Strass, C.B.
$150 dress on exhibit, we are getting stylish!
Sep 24 1878
In regard to: Strass and Whitehead
Fine black broadcloth suits, boots
Nov 01 1878
In regard to: Munter and Lilientha
Diamond watches, jewelry and clocks, ad
Nov 01 1878
In regard to: Gillette, D.M. andCo
County official with a passion for jewelry
Nov 04 1878
In regard to: Diamond Jack
Ladies in fashion now must wear finger nails long
Nov 06 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Loud perfumes are not fashionable now
Nov 14 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Fashionable dresses short in front, trained back
Nov 21 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Hats silk, hats stiff-brimmed, hats soft, ad
Jan 02 1879
In regard to: Blooms,
Black lyons silk, dress and businesses suits, ad
Feb 01 1879
In regard to: Strass, C.B.
To captivate the girls get one of his nobby suits
Feb 01 1879
In regard to: Holzmans Store
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
New style of dress is tight at the knees
Mar 07 1879
In regard to: Social
Chinamen wear but five buttons on their coats
Mar 12 1879
In regard to: Chinese
Women in awe of Paris originals
Wertheimer has two Paris originals in his store window
Mar 26 1879
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
Latest novelties in bon ton collarattes
Apr 01 1879
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Lost-a black silk parasol between Deadwood and Central
Apr 26 1879
In regard to: Rogers, Sadie L.
Perambulates the streets under cover of Panama hat
May 02 1879
In regard to: Robinson, Rob
Stockings without stripes but in different colors
May 10 1879
In regard to: Fashion
Number of silk hats and white vests seen on streets
May 24 1879
In regard to: Central City
Invoice of straw and panama hats, silk underwear
May 31 1879
In regard to: Munter and Lillienth
Sold 167 pairs of silk mits in one afternoon
Aug 09 1879
In regard to: Whitehead, Ed
One of our night watchmen wears a $750 diamond pin
Aug 12 1879
In regard to: Deadwood
Is the style among bonanza kings to wear 2 vests?
Aug 22 1879
In regard to: Hearst, George
Mule-ear shaped white vest attracting bullwhackers
Aug 30 1879
In regard to: Flaherty, Ed
Complete line of patterns in black french lace, ad
Sep 02 1879
In regard to: San Francisco Bazar
Old man looking game and nobby in new suit of blue
Sep 03 1879
In regard to: Blanchard,
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Won velvet hat in voting for most popular lady
Sep 17 1879
In regard to: Adams, R.O., Mrs , wife of Deadwood Postmaster
Silk crochet buttons, black silk velvets, ad
Oct 01 1879
In regard to: San Francisco Bazar
Morocco, velvet and alligator pocketbooks, ad
Oct 01 1879
In regard to: Whitehead, Ed
Pants have pistol pocket, concealed weapon illegal
Nov 01 1879
In regard to: Fashion
Just received, line of ladies Torchon lace, ad
Dec 02 1879
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Women will be wearing vests like the gentlemen
Dec 07 1879
In regard to: Fashion
Banged hair is an idiotic fashion
Dec 07 1879
In regard to: Fashion
Has fine assortment of diamond rings, watches, ad
Jan 01 1880
In regard to: Jacquemine, Charles B.
Appeared in a new bark silk dress, both beautiful
Jan 20 1880
In regard to: Vincent, Mrs Charles, stage name Georgie Morrell
Gem Theatre Variety artist
Clothing can make ungainly man nobby and graceful
Feb 01 1880
In regard to: Holzman, David
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Nobby hats at Chase's, ad
Apr 01 1880
In regard to: Chase, Isaac H.
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Magnificent silk handkerchiefs and underwear, ad
Apr 01 1880
In regard to: Cushing Brothers
Wore stunningest hat, large as camp meeting awning
Jun 15 1880
In regard to: Wormell, Al
Queerest man, dog, chain, plug hat and overcoat combination
Sep 30 1880
In regard to: Attire
New styles in brocade, silks, satins and ribbons
Oct 01 1880
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Satins, velvets and silks of every color, ad
Dec 01 1880
In regard to: San Francisco Bazar
Fall silks and dress goods, broquet and striped velvet
Dec 01 1880
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
Fall silks and dress goods, broquet and striped velvet
Dec 01 1880
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
San Francisco Bazaar, hosiery, corsets, underwear
Jan 01 1881
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Latest styles of silk suits has arrived, ad
More women here wear No. 2 shoes
Mar 11 1881
In regard to: Deadwood
May 01 1881
In regard to: Strass and Kohorn
Black and colored dress silk, ad
Jun 01 1881
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
Silks, satins and grenadines in Central, ad
Aug 01 1881
In regard to: Belliveau, Joseph
Dress goods, Grenadine and Bunting, ad
Sep 01 1881
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
Hosiery, silks and satins, ad
Oct 01 1881
In regard to: Strass and Kohorn
Has latest styles of velvet shoes, ad
Dec 01 1881
In regard to: Zipps
Feels plug hats and suspenders are sign of civilization
In regard to: Ingersoll, Bob
Apr 13 1883
Will wear celebrated Kohinoor to Aesthetic show
Dec 30 1881
In regard to: Madden, Wm. M.
Velvet top kid foxed button shoes are in, ad
Jan 03 1882
In regard to: Zipp, F.
Young ladies have hair done up in paper, dance
In regard to: Women
In regard to: Lead
Jan 06 1882
Wore bear skin as an overcoat
Jan 16 1882
In regard to: Weatherspoon, Jim
In regard to: Limber Jim
Must fix hair and smile before answering phone
In regard to: Women
Aug 23 1882
Three-button kid gloves, 50c a pair, ad
May 02 1882
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Articles of female apparel elegant and pricey
May 06 1882
In regard to: Liebmann,
Latest folly of femine finery is Jumbo dress
Sep 01 1882
In regard to: Women
Latest folly girls have is to wear "feller's" hat
Sep 17 1882
In regard to: Women
Married woman dressed in coat and pants for doctor
Sep 17 1882
In regard to: Women
Dress given to "one of the girls" by cattlemen admirers
In regard to: Women
Nov 01 1882
Latest is to wear shoulder straps similar to army
Nov 24 1882
In regard to: Women
Line of combination dress suitings in newest shade
Dec 02 1882
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Women in men's domain, wearing Prince Albert coat
Dec 15 1882
In regard to: Fashion
Toney young men wearing embroidered head bands
Dec 23 1882
In regard to: Fashion
Cattle-brand dress, $400, modeled at Ford benefit
Jan 21 1883
In regard to: Women
Proper caper for a bower when he meets a lady now
Feb 15 1883
In regard to: Fashion
Women would give back hair to wear cowhide boots
Feb 28 1883
In regard to: Women
Corsets, health-preserving, self-adjusting, ad
Mar 01 1883
In regard to: Hoyt, Lowe and Masterson
Faultlessly white shirt, white gloves; for picture
Mar 06 1883
In regard to: Crow Dog
Bought new slicker and white hat with leather band
Mar 21 1883
In regard to: Phillips, Doc
In regard to: Cowboy Gear
Handsome dress on exhibit, only $200.
Mar 24 1883
In regard to: Hoyt, Lowe and Masterson
For the ladies, cats are fashionable animals
Apr 15 1883
In regard to: Fashion
Overalls, miners' shirts, Saranac gloves, ad
Jul 01 1883
In regard to: Phillips Brothers, upper end of Central, near Barclays Jewelry
Elegant saque, made of black satin and embroidered
Aug 14 1883
In regard to: Brewer, Wm., Mrs
Diamond stud ornaments bosom of woollen shirt
Aug 04 1883
In regard to: Kelson, Jake
Parasol sunshade and umbrella hat worn by Strass
Aug 26 1883
In regard to: Strass, Charley
Wore a galvanized necktie at parade, much admired
Apr 27 1883
In regard to: Dix, June
Young men wearing cuff buttons made from nickels
May 05 1883
In regard to: Fashion
Scarf ring, red poker chip with center removed
May 05 1883
In regard to: Fashion
Exhibits surtout of black brocaded watered silk
May 10 1883
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Diamond stud ornaments bosom of woollen shirt
Aug 04 1883
In regard to: Kelson, Jake
Silks and satins, brocaded velvets in all shades, ad
Oct 02 1883
In regard to: Hoyt, Lowe and Masterson
Mrs. Morier is in receipt, by express, of a lot of beautiful plumes, very rich and fine, and will receive, within a few days, another lot of those stylish hats, of which due notice will be given.
November 1, 1883
In regard to: Morier, Mrs.
Has a bearskin overcoat that looks so natural when he marched down the street the dogs tried to eat him up, the noise stampeded a bull train, and the women and children thought the last day had come.
January 4, 1884
In regard to: Weatherspoon, James.
In regard to: Limber Jim
Turned loose to walk forth a free man after confinement of over two years for the alleged killing of Spotted Tail. Presented with German socks, arctic overshoes, woolen shirt, coat, and ulster. He returns to tepee and family at Rosebud agency.
January 8, 1884
In regard to: Crow Dog.
In regard to: Spotted Tail.
In regard to: Indians.
Available at Mrs. Bemus's dressmaking parlors: party dress of black Spanish guipure lace over black silk.
January 10, 1884
In regard to: Bemus, M.P. Mrs.
Dr. Louthan, arrayed in his Newfoundland dog skin coat, was on the street yesterday.
March 9, 1884
In regard to: Louthan.
Will Lowe when east on his purchasing trip laid in the finest assortment of heavy plated gold ornaments and jewelry that has ever been seen in this city. In design, everything of a unique character is represented to the life. Scarf pins, breast pins, fob and other chains, ear rings, shawl pins, broaches, lockets, cuff buttons, in fact, everything in the jewelry line can be seen at the Bee Hive.
March 29, 1884
In regard to: Lowe, Will.
In regard to: Bee Hive.
Ribbed velvet goods.
Oct. 1, 1885
The new style of ribbed velvet goods just received at the San Francisco Bazaar. Go and see them.
In regard to: San Francisco Bazaar.
Easter bonnets.
April 14, 1886
Summary: A peep at the spring bonnets sport a craze for fruits and vegetables.
In regard to: Fashion.
White plug hats the rage.
July 22, 1886
Full Text: White plug hats are all the rage among the bloods of Central.
In regard to: Fashion.
The Dunlap hat.
Sept. 5, 1886
Summary: Sol Bloom becomes the agent at Deadwood.
In regard to: Bloom, Sol.
In regard to: Fashion.
Toboggan cap prevalent fashion.
Dec. 16, 1886
Full Text: The nobbiest thing out is the toboggan cap, the prevalent fashion with the gentler sex. Somehow or other they are very becoming to every wearer.
In regard to: Fashion.
Dress overcoats that fascinate.
Jan. 1, 1887
Dress overcoats that will fascinate you on sight! Bloom's, we can dress your boys from head to foot, no matter what age.
In regard to: Bloom's.
Mikado dress shirts.
March 1, 1887
Mikado: We do not refer to that popular opera, but to those nobby new cream flannel dress shirts that have just arrived at Chase's.
In regard to: Chase's.
Fifth avenue swell.
April 30, 1887
Jack Cranstoun bloomed in a brand new Greeley plug hat and an eye-glass as big as a saucer yesterday, wearing both with ease and grace of a veritable Fifth avenue swell.
In regard to: Cranstoun, Jack.
Silk hats are all the rage with Lead City hotel men.
March 17, 1887
In regard to: Fashion.
Harrison hats the rage.
Nov. 6, 1888
Harrison hats are again, all the rage. The black silk, however, takes the place of the drab adopted for the campaign.
In regard to: Fashion.
Quite a sight in her jeans.
April 3, 1892
Woman tired of wearing skirts, and dressed up in men's clothes. She slipped and rolled down the hill in the snow.
In regard to: Fashion.
Accessorize Is Everything
Silver Spurs and Four Inch Metalic Hat Band
One of our night watchmen wears a $750 diamond pin
In regard to: Deadwood
Aug 12 1879
Is the style among bonanza kings to wear 2 vests?
In regard to: Hearst, George
Aug 22 1879
Toney young men wearing embroidered head bands
In regard to: Fashion
Dec 23 1882
Scarf ring, red poker chip with center removed
In regard to: Fashion
May 05 1883
Young men wearing cuff buttons made from nickels
In regard to: Fashion
May 05 1883
Diamond stud ornaments bosom of woollen shirt
In regard to: Kelson, Jake
Aug 04 1883
New cow boy was seen on the streets last night, and he was so gorgeously arrayed in new clothes, silver spurs and a four inch metalic hat band that glistened like an electric light, that the Deadwood rounders thought he was a bonanza king, and were all anxious to form his acquaintance. A Times reporter, however, solved the mysterey, as he found by a close inspection that it was John Missouri, the efficient deputy sheriff, who was out masquerading.
March 13, 1884
In regard to: John Missouri alias John T. Wingfield
Jim Woods has bought a cowboy suit entire, but has not donned it all at once. Like caster oil, he takes it in broken doses. The hat, a broad rimmed with a glistening band, he is breaking in, and the leather pants, big spurs and deadly gun will be put in position within a day or two. When thus accoutered he will at least look bad.
March 19, 1884
In regard to: Woods, Jim.
As formerly stated in the Times, Jim Woods started out for a cowboy, but met with bad luck, in losing his revolver the first day and his chaps the second day. He clung to the remainder, however, until yesterday morning, when some cuss stole his hat band. He now dresses like a white man.
March 19, 1884
In regard to: Woods, Jim
White plug hats the rage.
White plug hats are all the rage among the bloods of Central.
July 22, 1886
A Little 18th Century Deadwood Humor
Old folks concert to be held in 18th century dress
In regard to: Nostalgia
Jun 04 1881
Deadwood Other Garments Worn 1876 - 1894
For men Plug Hat, Dunlap Hat, Harrison Hat, Panama Hat, Straw Hat, Punch and Judy Hat, Greeley Hat, Leghorn Hat, Blaine Hat, Kohinoor Hat, sombrero and broad-brimmed hats, silk and velvet hats.
For women Ostrich plumed hats, Mother Hubbard Hat and Langtry Hat $2.50 to $12.00, silk hats stiff-brimmed to soft, caps with exquisite birds and wings.
For men wool and cashmere coats and vests $9 to $15, cloaks, mantels, ulsters, coats, slickers, blue sack coat, bear coat, buffalo coat, buffalo robe, buffalo cap.
For women cloaks, shawls, dolmans, corsets, knit cloak, silk cloak, beaver cloak, seal skin cloak.
For men Mikado dress shirts, fancy percale and white shirts, Mackinaw shirts, wool shirts.
For men boot, shoes, slippers, gaiters, rubber boot, gum boot, red boot, cowhide boot, alligator skin boot, artic overshoes.
For women Velvet top kid foxed button shoes.
For men $15 to $35 broadcloth suits, California duck suits, striped linen suits.
For men beaver gloves, seal skin gloves, Plymouth Buck Gloves, miners Saranac gloves, German gloves.
For women ladies .50 cent 3 button kid gloves, shoulder gloves.
For women ladies cashmere suits, Black Lyons silk dress, bark silk dress, black brocaded watered silk, black and colored dress silk, silk handkerchief, silk mits, silk crochet buttons, black silk velvets, ribbed velvets, black silk parasol, sun shades and brocades.
For men Canadian underwear.
For ladies muslin underwear and corsets $1.25 to .50 cents, Down’s self-adjusting corset, Ball's health preserving corset, Her Majesty’s Corset.
For women Morocco, velvet and alligator pocketbooks.
For men ivory mounted terra cotta inlaid cane, ebony gold-headed cane, cane made from diamond willow, cane made from black thorn stick.
For men $75 to $200 gold and silver watches, Waltham Watches, gold watch chains, new-fangled illuminated face watches, Masonic ring and sleeve buttons, gold and quartz sleeve buttons, shirt studs.
For women ladies Oregon grape jewelry, scarf pins, breast pins, fob and other chains, ear rings, shawl pins, broaches, lockets, cuff buttons, gold sleeve buttons, gold watch chains, native gold watches, diamond watches, diamond rings, topaz rings, Cameo rings.
See also masquerade suits.
Deadwood Fashion High Up, Nobby and Swell
Western dress of the late 1870's - 1880’s for gold rush miners and cowboys alike were described as being way up, nobby and swell. Silk hats and white vests sometimes worn as two, wool shirts with diamond studs, straight standing celluloid bon ton collarettes, embroidered head bands, white plug hats with suspenders, silver spurs and four inch metallic hat bands would be considered quite toney garments for a young bower if accessorized with button cuffs made from nickel coins and red scarves pulled through a poker chip ring.
Firemen will wear red and blue badges
Jul 09 1877
In regard to: Fire Department
Woman dressed in male apparel arrived in Deadwood
Sep 20 1877
In regard to: Women
Lady must have clean hose and shoes when lifting dress
Oct 27 1877
In regard to: Women
Actresses nobby and gay looking with beaver cloaks
Dec 31 1877
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Diamond broker received $4,000. in diamonds
Mar 13 1878
In regard to: Shingle, George M.
In regard to: Berry, Jim
Fine lines of fashionable clothing for Black Hills
May 01 1878
In regard to: Holzman, David
New fashion is too much collar and too little man
May 23 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Described uniform, black pants, red shirts
Jun 01 1878
In regard to: Fire Department
Hats for women too small to protect head, fashion!
Jun 04 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Since criticism of new hats, women have shook them
Jun 07 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Has his neck done up in a red rag
Jun 08 1878
In regard to: Lewis, Sam
Straight standing collars have come up again
Jun 15 1878
In regard to: Fashion
New style for the hair is called "bold head cut"
In regard to: Deadwood
Jul 13 1878
Those nobby hats are attracting attention of boys
Aug 01 1878
In regard to: Holzmans
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Popular miner, was given diamond pin
Aug 25 1878
In regard to: McDermott, Jeff
Shelton Edwards owes money for $99.00 silk dress
Sep 20 1878
In regard to: Strass, C.B.
$150 dress on exhibit, we are getting stylish!
Sep 24 1878
In regard to: Strass and Whitehead
Fine black broadcloth suits, boots
Nov 01 1878
In regard to: Munter and Lilientha
Diamond watches, jewelry and clocks, ad
Nov 01 1878
In regard to: Gillette, D.M. andCo
County official with a passion for jewelry
Nov 04 1878
In regard to: Diamond Jack
Ladies in fashion now must wear finger nails long
Nov 06 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Loud perfumes are not fashionable now
Nov 14 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Fashionable dresses short in front, trained back
Nov 21 1878
In regard to: Fashion
Hats silk, hats stiff-brimmed, hats soft, ad
Jan 02 1879
In regard to: Blooms,
Black lyons silk, dress and businesses suits, ad
Feb 01 1879
In regard to: Strass, C.B.
To captivate the girls get one of his nobby suits
Feb 01 1879
In regard to: Holzmans Store
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
New style of dress is tight at the knees
Mar 07 1879
In regard to: Social
Chinamen wear but five buttons on their coats
Mar 12 1879
In regard to: Chinese
Women in awe of Paris originals
Wertheimer has two Paris originals in his store window
Mar 26 1879
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
Latest novelties in bon ton collarattes
Apr 01 1879
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Lost-a black silk parasol between Deadwood and Central
Apr 26 1879
In regard to: Rogers, Sadie L.
Perambulates the streets under cover of Panama hat
May 02 1879
In regard to: Robinson, Rob
Stockings without stripes but in different colors
May 10 1879
In regard to: Fashion
Number of silk hats and white vests seen on streets
May 24 1879
In regard to: Central City
Invoice of straw and panama hats, silk underwear
May 31 1879
In regard to: Munter and Lillienth
Sold 167 pairs of silk mits in one afternoon
Aug 09 1879
In regard to: Whitehead, Ed
One of our night watchmen wears a $750 diamond pin
Aug 12 1879
In regard to: Deadwood
Is the style among bonanza kings to wear 2 vests?
Aug 22 1879
In regard to: Hearst, George
Mule-ear shaped white vest attracting bullwhackers
Aug 30 1879
In regard to: Flaherty, Ed
Complete line of patterns in black french lace, ad
Sep 02 1879
In regard to: San Francisco Bazar
Old man looking game and nobby in new suit of blue
Sep 03 1879
In regard to: Blanchard,
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Won velvet hat in voting for most popular lady
Sep 17 1879
In regard to: Adams, R.O., Mrs , wife of Deadwood Postmaster
Silk crochet buttons, black silk velvets, ad
Oct 01 1879
In regard to: San Francisco Bazar
Morocco, velvet and alligator pocketbooks, ad
Oct 01 1879
In regard to: Whitehead, Ed
Pants have pistol pocket, concealed weapon illegal
Nov 01 1879
In regard to: Fashion
Just received, line of ladies Torchon lace, ad
Dec 02 1879
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Women will be wearing vests like the gentlemen
Dec 07 1879
In regard to: Fashion
Banged hair is an idiotic fashion
Dec 07 1879
In regard to: Fashion
Has fine assortment of diamond rings, watches, ad
Jan 01 1880
In regard to: Jacquemine, Charles B.
Appeared in a new bark silk dress, both beautiful
Jan 20 1880
In regard to: Vincent, Mrs Charles, stage name Georgie Morrell
Gem Theatre Variety artist
Clothing can make ungainly man nobby and graceful
Feb 01 1880
In regard to: Holzman, David
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Nobby hats at Chase's, ad
Apr 01 1880
In regard to: Chase, Isaac H.
In regard to: Nobby Fashion
Magnificent silk handkerchiefs and underwear, ad
Apr 01 1880
In regard to: Cushing Brothers
Wore stunningest hat, large as camp meeting awning
Jun 15 1880
In regard to: Wormell, Al
Queerest man, dog, chain, plug hat and overcoat combination
Sep 30 1880
In regard to: Attire
New styles in brocade, silks, satins and ribbons
Oct 01 1880
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Satins, velvets and silks of every color, ad
Dec 01 1880
In regard to: San Francisco Bazar
Fall silks and dress goods, broquet and striped velvet
Dec 01 1880
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
Fall silks and dress goods, broquet and striped velvet
Dec 01 1880
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
San Francisco Bazaar, hosiery, corsets, underwear
Jan 01 1881
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Latest styles of silk suits has arrived, ad
More women here wear No. 2 shoes
Mar 11 1881
In regard to: Deadwood
May 01 1881
In regard to: Strass and Kohorn
Black and colored dress silk, ad
Jun 01 1881
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
Silks, satins and grenadines in Central, ad
Aug 01 1881
In regard to: Belliveau, Joseph
Dress goods, Grenadine and Bunting, ad
Sep 01 1881
In regard to: Wertheimer, M.J.
Hosiery, silks and satins, ad
Oct 01 1881
In regard to: Strass and Kohorn
Has latest styles of velvet shoes, ad
Dec 01 1881
In regard to: Zipps
Feels plug hats and suspenders are sign of civilization
In regard to: Ingersoll, Bob
Apr 13 1883
Will wear celebrated Kohinoor to Aesthetic show
Dec 30 1881
In regard to: Madden, Wm. M.
Velvet top kid foxed button shoes are in, ad
Jan 03 1882
In regard to: Zipp, F.
Young ladies have hair done up in paper, dance
In regard to: Women
In regard to: Lead
Jan 06 1882
Wore bear skin as an overcoat
Jan 16 1882
In regard to: Weatherspoon, Jim
In regard to: Limber Jim
Must fix hair and smile before answering phone
In regard to: Women
Aug 23 1882
Three-button kid gloves, 50c a pair, ad
May 02 1882
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Articles of female apparel elegant and pricey
May 06 1882
In regard to: Liebmann,
Latest folly of femine finery is Jumbo dress
Sep 01 1882
In regard to: Women
Latest folly girls have is to wear "feller's" hat
Sep 17 1882
In regard to: Women
Married woman dressed in coat and pants for doctor
Sep 17 1882
In regard to: Women
Dress given to "one of the girls" by cattlemen admirers
In regard to: Women
Nov 01 1882
Latest is to wear shoulder straps similar to army
Nov 24 1882
In regard to: Women
Line of combination dress suitings in newest shade
Dec 02 1882
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Women in men's domain, wearing Prince Albert coat
Dec 15 1882
In regard to: Fashion
Toney young men wearing embroidered head bands
Dec 23 1882
In regard to: Fashion
Cattle-brand dress, $400, modeled at Ford benefit
Jan 21 1883
In regard to: Women
Proper caper for a bower when he meets a lady now
Feb 15 1883
In regard to: Fashion
Women would give back hair to wear cowhide boots
Feb 28 1883
In regard to: Women
Corsets, health-preserving, self-adjusting, ad
Mar 01 1883
In regard to: Hoyt, Lowe and Masterson
Faultlessly white shirt, white gloves; for picture
Mar 06 1883
In regard to: Crow Dog
Bought new slicker and white hat with leather band
Mar 21 1883
In regard to: Phillips, Doc
In regard to: Cowboy Gear
Handsome dress on exhibit, only $200.
Mar 24 1883
In regard to: Hoyt, Lowe and Masterson
For the ladies, cats are fashionable animals
Apr 15 1883
In regard to: Fashion
Overalls, miners' shirts, Saranac gloves, ad
Jul 01 1883
In regard to: Phillips Brothers, upper end of Central, near Barclays Jewelry
Elegant saque, made of black satin and embroidered
Aug 14 1883
In regard to: Brewer, Wm., Mrs
Diamond stud ornaments bosom of woollen shirt
Aug 04 1883
In regard to: Kelson, Jake
Parasol sunshade and umbrella hat worn by Strass
Aug 26 1883
In regard to: Strass, Charley
Wore a galvanized necktie at parade, much admired
Apr 27 1883
In regard to: Dix, June
Young men wearing cuff buttons made from nickels
May 05 1883
In regard to: Fashion
Scarf ring, red poker chip with center removed
May 05 1883
In regard to: Fashion
Exhibits surtout of black brocaded watered silk
May 10 1883
In regard to: Liebmann, M.
Diamond stud ornaments bosom of woollen shirt
Aug 04 1883
In regard to: Kelson, Jake
Silks and satins, brocaded velvets in all shades, ad
Oct 02 1883
In regard to: Hoyt, Lowe and Masterson
Mrs. Morier is in receipt, by express, of a lot of beautiful plumes, very rich and fine, and will receive, within a few days, another lot of those stylish hats, of which due notice will be given.
November 1, 1883
In regard to: Morier, Mrs.
Has a bearskin overcoat that looks so natural when he marched down the street the dogs tried to eat him up, the noise stampeded a bull train, and the women and children thought the last day had come.
January 4, 1884
In regard to: Weatherspoon, James.
In regard to: Limber Jim
Turned loose to walk forth a free man after confinement of over two years for the alleged killing of Spotted Tail. Presented with German socks, arctic overshoes, woolen shirt, coat, and ulster. He returns to tepee and family at Rosebud agency.
January 8, 1884
In regard to: Crow Dog.
In regard to: Spotted Tail.
In regard to: Indians.
Available at Mrs. Bemus's dressmaking parlors: party dress of black Spanish guipure lace over black silk.
January 10, 1884
In regard to: Bemus, M.P. Mrs.
Dr. Louthan, arrayed in his Newfoundland dog skin coat, was on the street yesterday.
March 9, 1884
In regard to: Louthan.
Will Lowe when east on his purchasing trip laid in the finest assortment of heavy plated gold ornaments and jewelry that has ever been seen in this city. In design, everything of a unique character is represented to the life. Scarf pins, breast pins, fob and other chains, ear rings, shawl pins, broaches, lockets, cuff buttons, in fact, everything in the jewelry line can be seen at the Bee Hive.
March 29, 1884
In regard to: Lowe, Will.
In regard to: Bee Hive.
Ribbed velvet goods.
Oct. 1, 1885
The new style of ribbed velvet goods just received at the San Francisco Bazaar. Go and see them.
In regard to: San Francisco Bazaar.
Easter bonnets.
April 14, 1886
Summary: A peep at the spring bonnets sport a craze for fruits and vegetables.
In regard to: Fashion.
White plug hats the rage.
July 22, 1886
Full Text: White plug hats are all the rage among the bloods of Central.
In regard to: Fashion.
The Dunlap hat.
Sept. 5, 1886
Summary: Sol Bloom becomes the agent at Deadwood.
In regard to: Bloom, Sol.
In regard to: Fashion.
Toboggan cap prevalent fashion.
Dec. 16, 1886
Full Text: The nobbiest thing out is the toboggan cap, the prevalent fashion with the gentler sex. Somehow or other they are very becoming to every wearer.
In regard to: Fashion.
Dress overcoats that fascinate.
Jan. 1, 1887
Dress overcoats that will fascinate you on sight! Bloom's, we can dress your boys from head to foot, no matter what age.
In regard to: Bloom's.
Mikado dress shirts.
March 1, 1887
Mikado: We do not refer to that popular opera, but to those nobby new cream flannel dress shirts that have just arrived at Chase's.
In regard to: Chase's.
Fifth avenue swell.
April 30, 1887
Jack Cranstoun bloomed in a brand new Greeley plug hat and an eye-glass as big as a saucer yesterday, wearing both with ease and grace of a veritable Fifth avenue swell.
In regard to: Cranstoun, Jack.
Silk hats are all the rage with Lead City hotel men.
March 17, 1887
In regard to: Fashion.
Harrison hats the rage.
Nov. 6, 1888
Harrison hats are again, all the rage. The black silk, however, takes the place of the drab adopted for the campaign.
In regard to: Fashion.
Quite a sight in her jeans.
April 3, 1892
Woman tired of wearing skirts, and dressed up in men's clothes. She slipped and rolled down the hill in the snow.
In regard to: Fashion.
Accessorize Is Everything
Silver Spurs and Four Inch Metalic Hat Band
One of our night watchmen wears a $750 diamond pin
In regard to: Deadwood
Aug 12 1879
Is the style among bonanza kings to wear 2 vests?
In regard to: Hearst, George
Aug 22 1879
Toney young men wearing embroidered head bands
In regard to: Fashion
Dec 23 1882
Scarf ring, red poker chip with center removed
In regard to: Fashion
May 05 1883
Young men wearing cuff buttons made from nickels
In regard to: Fashion
May 05 1883
Diamond stud ornaments bosom of woollen shirt
In regard to: Kelson, Jake
Aug 04 1883
New cow boy was seen on the streets last night, and he was so gorgeously arrayed in new clothes, silver spurs and a four inch metalic hat band that glistened like an electric light, that the Deadwood rounders thought he was a bonanza king, and were all anxious to form his acquaintance. A Times reporter, however, solved the mysterey, as he found by a close inspection that it was John Missouri, the efficient deputy sheriff, who was out masquerading.
March 13, 1884
In regard to: John Missouri alias John T. Wingfield
Jim Woods has bought a cowboy suit entire, but has not donned it all at once. Like caster oil, he takes it in broken doses. The hat, a broad rimmed with a glistening band, he is breaking in, and the leather pants, big spurs and deadly gun will be put in position within a day or two. When thus accoutered he will at least look bad.
March 19, 1884
In regard to: Woods, Jim.
As formerly stated in the Times, Jim Woods started out for a cowboy, but met with bad luck, in losing his revolver the first day and his chaps the second day. He clung to the remainder, however, until yesterday morning, when some cuss stole his hat band. He now dresses like a white man.
March 19, 1884
In regard to: Woods, Jim
White plug hats the rage.
White plug hats are all the rage among the bloods of Central.
July 22, 1886
A Little 18th Century Deadwood Humor
Old folks concert to be held in 18th century dress
In regard to: Nostalgia
Jun 04 1881
Deadwood Other Garments Worn 1876 - 1894
For men Plug Hat, Dunlap Hat, Harrison Hat, Panama Hat, Straw Hat, Punch and Judy Hat, Greeley Hat, Leghorn Hat, Blaine Hat, Kohinoor Hat, sombrero and broad-brimmed hats, silk and velvet hats.
For women Ostrich plumed hats, Mother Hubbard Hat and Langtry Hat $2.50 to $12.00, silk hats stiff-brimmed to soft, caps with exquisite birds and wings.
For men wool and cashmere coats and vests $9 to $15, cloaks, mantels, ulsters, coats, slickers, blue sack coat, bear coat, buffalo coat, buffalo robe, buffalo cap.
For women cloaks, shawls, dolmans, corsets, knit cloak, silk cloak, beaver cloak, seal skin cloak.
For men Mikado dress shirts, fancy percale and white shirts, Mackinaw shirts, wool shirts.
For men boot, shoes, slippers, gaiters, rubber boot, gum boot, red boot, cowhide boot, alligator skin boot, artic overshoes.
For women Velvet top kid foxed button shoes.
For men $15 to $35 broadcloth suits, California duck suits, striped linen suits.
For men beaver gloves, seal skin gloves, Plymouth Buck Gloves, miners Saranac gloves, German gloves.
For women ladies .50 cent 3 button kid gloves, shoulder gloves.
For women ladies cashmere suits, Black Lyons silk dress, bark silk dress, black brocaded watered silk, black and colored dress silk, silk handkerchief, silk mits, silk crochet buttons, black silk velvets, ribbed velvets, black silk parasol, sun shades and brocades.
For men Canadian underwear.
For ladies muslin underwear and corsets $1.25 to .50 cents, Down’s self-adjusting corset, Ball's health preserving corset, Her Majesty’s Corset.
For women Morocco, velvet and alligator pocketbooks.
For men ivory mounted terra cotta inlaid cane, ebony gold-headed cane, cane made from diamond willow, cane made from black thorn stick.
For men $75 to $200 gold and silver watches, Waltham Watches, gold watch chains, new-fangled illuminated face watches, Masonic ring and sleeve buttons, gold and quartz sleeve buttons, shirt studs.
For women ladies Oregon grape jewelry, scarf pins, breast pins, fob and other chains, ear rings, shawl pins, broaches, lockets, cuff buttons, gold sleeve buttons, gold watch chains, native gold watches, diamond watches, diamond rings, topaz rings, Cameo rings.
See also masquerade suits.
