A Curt Teich pre-Linen Colored Postcard with an insert of the unveiling of the monument.

This monument has been moved to a new location as reference in Wikipedia.

In 1914 the Society of Black Hills Pioneers erected a monument on the road between Deadwood and Spearfish, South Dakota, in the approximate area where Smith's body had been found. In 1994, Highway 85 north of Deadwood, along with the Preacher Smith Monument, was relocated by construction of a four-lane road three miles south of Deadwood on the rebuilt Highway 85. The new monument was rededicated on August 20, 1995, on the 119th anniversary of Smith's murder. The highlight of the ceremony was a reading by local resident, historian, and lawyer Reed Richards of the sermon Preacher Smith had planned to deliver at Crook City that fateful day; 119 years delayed. (Reference: Wikipedia)

Front:  140  Monument to the memory of Henry Weston Smith, the Pioneer Preacher who was killed by Indians Aug. 20th, 1876.  Erected by Society of Black Hill Pioneers Aug. 20th, 1914. 

The unveiling, Aug. 20th, 1914

(C) 1914 W. B. Perkins.

Sold by L. B. Hollister, Importer and Jobber, Lead, S. D.  followed by logo which reads: L. B. Hollister, Black Hills, S.D.

C. T. American Art Colored followed by their logo which reads, C. T. Co. Chicago

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