Definitionn. a branch or a part of a tree that is dead
Last update: July 17, 2015
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In 1900 there were seven cities having 3000 or more inhabitants: Sioux Falls with 10,266; Lead, 6210;6210; Yankton, 4125; Aberdeen, 4087; Mitchell, 40J5; Deadwood, 3498; and Waterton, 3352.1 1 In 1905, according to a state census, there were nine cities with 3000 or more inhabitants, showing some changes in order of size: In 1906 the total number of communicants of different religious denominations in the state was 161,951, of whom 61,014 were Roman Catholics, 45,018 Lutherans, 16,143 Methodists, 8599 Congregationalists, 7055 Protestant Episcopalians, 6990 Presbyterians and 6198 Baptists. [Please select]
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The principal mining towns are Yreka, Scott's Bar, Hawkinsville, Johnson's Bar, Deadwood and Cottonwood. [Please select]
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About the middle of the next day the party arrived at Deadwood. [Please select]
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I only came to Deadwood for some supplies, and I go back to-morrow morning. [Please select]
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It would be better for you to be at Deadwood than here. [Please select]
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"If I had anyone to go with me, I might venture to start for Deadwood." [Please select]
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Most of the salamanders found were in downed Douglas fir logs; some were taken from spruce and others from cracks in a variety of deadwood. [Please select]
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