❧ Sasse & Son Meat Market
Deadwood, South Dakota

❧
est. ~1902
closed between 1935-1943

Related:
❧ William Bernard Carl Sasse
❧ Christian Sasse's Restaurant(s)

❧ Sasse & Son Meat Market

Pure Lard can, circa 1913
photo by Vicki Strickland, Facebook

Spurred through a combination of experiences helping his parent's forays into the food industry, William started his own meat market business around 1902, calling it Sasse & Son. I believe he was the "Son," with his father being the "Sasse," likely supplying beef and other meats for William to sell.

It would prove a long-running business, closing some time after 1935 but before William's death in 1943.

The building is now part of the Gold Dust Casino & Hotel, roughly beside the Mavericks Steak & Cocktails restaurant.




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