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Title: McIntosh County
Dates: 1910-1920
Collection Number: 00169
Quantity: 16 items
Abstract: Photographs taken by Mrs. Isaac C. A. Thorn. Isaac Thorn was a postmaster and druggist in Ashley (ND).
Provenance: Unknown
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PHOTOGRAPHS INVENTORY
00169-01 Sod house with homemade stove built onto the side, 7 ½ miles E of Ashley (ND). House was built by Daniel Reule in 1886 or 1887
00169-03 German-Russian settlers in their home ca. 1890
00169-04 Land office, Wishek (ND) 1889
00169-05 Typical sod house of the early days ca. 1890s
00169-06 Richard A. Larimer on horse, one of the first judges in McIntosh County
00169-07 Goats grazing outside Weber Store, Ashley (ND)
00169-08 Man standing with goat Henry Weber Golach home in distance ca. 1890
00169-09 Billy Briggs on horse drawn sled at the Post Office, Ashley (ND)
00169-10 Post Office, Ashley (ND)
00169-11 Couple in horse drawn sleigh, Main Street, Wishek (ND) 1901-1906
00169-12 McIntosh County Courthouse, Ashley (ND)
00169-13 Ashley (ND), Covered wagon in foreground ca. 1890
00169-14 Fourth of July celebration, Ashley (ND) 1902
00169-15 Market day, Ashley (ND) 1900
00169-16 Coming of railroad into Ashley (ND) 1901
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