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Two black and white photographic prints with views of two men identified as Murphy and Hichen along with a dog named Major at the American Flag Mine site near Elliston, Montana. First view is of both men standing on either side of an ore cart at the mine shaft opening for the American Flag Mine, Major the dog is seated on the cart. The second view is of the men sitting on either side of the door to a crude log cabin, Major the dog sits in a chair to the left.

Content Description 1 photograph album with 214 black and white photographic prints. The album likely belonged to Andrew Andersen of Buffalo, North Dakota and Havre, Montana. It includes many photographs of his family, including his mother, Agnes Kidd Andersen, his father, Jens Andersen, as well as the Jespersen family of Buffalo, North Dakota who employed Jens Andersen at their "Good Hope Farm." Agnes Kidd emigrated from Ireland in 1909 and Jens Andersen emigrated from Denmark in 1895; the couple married in...

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One panoramic photographic print view of a group of men lined up with 23 automobiles waiting for a fight between a dog and a badger to begin, likely near Havre, Montana. A man with a badger on a rope and a man holding a terrier can be seen in the foreground. "Loranger's Sunday School Picnic" is the title.

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One black and white photographic print with a view of a Native American woman and child, the woman is identified as Mrs. Josephine LaForge a member of the Crow Indian tribe. Josephine LaForge and the child are both wearing traditional clothing that is decorated with many elk teeth.

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Three black and white photographic prints on postcard mounts with views of a family at their home in eastern Montana, labeled "Franceses place in Mont." Views include a homestead, wagons, horse teams, women and children on horseback, and one view of a 1910s era Harley Davidson.