Grand Forks Pharmacy Records, 1885-1891
Collection Overview
Title: Grand Forks Pharmacy Records, 1885-1891
ID: OGLMC375
Extent: 10.0 Linear Feet
Subjects: Grand Forks - Business, Health and Medicine
Languages: English
Abstract
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository: Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections
Accruals: Dr. Robert Fischer, Grand Forks, North Dakota, donated additional materials on June 21, 2000 (2000-2447).
Access Restrictions: Open for inspection under the rules and regulations of the Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections.
Acquisition Method: Donation; the original acquisition records are unavailable.
Preferred Citation: (Description of Item). Grand Forks Pharmacy Records. OGLMC 375. Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections, Chester Fritz Library, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks.
Finding Aid Revision History: Additional material was processed by Curt Hanson in November 2016. The finding aid was input to Archon at that time.
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Box:
[Box 1],
[Box 2],
[Scrapbook 5: Prescriptions 26,616 - 33,865, October 1885-June 1887],
[Scrapbook 6: Prescriptions 40,000 - 46,838, March 1898-January 1889],
[Scrapbook 7: Prescriptions 64,961 - 72,656, January 1890-September 1891],
[All]
- Box 1
- Scrapbook 1: Prescriptions 206 - 2,774, undated (late 1880s)
- The first scrapbook dates from the late 1880s, prior to North Dakota statehood in November 1889. Most of the prescriptions are from a combination of three Grand Forks pharmacies: George Budge, D.M. Holmes, and Holmes and Budge. All of the prescriptions are handwritten and undated.
- Scrapbook 2: Prescriptions 7,374 - 9,928, undated (late 1880s)
- The second scrapbook dates from the late 1880s, prior to North Dakota statehood in November 1889. Most of the prescriptions are from a combination of three Grand Forks pharmacies: George Budge, D.M. Holmes, and Holmes and Budge. All of the prescriptions are handwritten and undated.
- Scrapbook 1: Prescriptions 206 - 2,774, undated (late 1880s)