Title: Bernard Lein
Dates: ca. 1911-1912
Collection Number: 2013-P-039
Quantity: 5 digital items
Abstract: 5 digital scans (600dpi TIFFs) of the town of Powers Lake (ND) (1912), the railroad coming to Powers Lake (1911), the Powers Equity Band (Lundsvalley, ND), and Elmer Lein, son of Bernard. Bernard Lein homesteaded land bordering Powers Lake in 1908 and was a taxidermist.
Provenance: The collection was donated to the State Historical Society of North Dakota by Tom Hallendorf on August 29, 2013.
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INVENTORY
2013-P-039-00001 Bird's Eye view of Powers Lake, July 9, 1912 (J. C. Sebek photograph)
2013-P-039-00002 The first train that came to Powers Lake (view from east of town), August
22, 1911 (J. C. Sebek photograph)
2013-P-039-00003 Laying track into Powers Lake, August 22, 1911 (J. C. Sebek photo)
2013-P-039-00004 Powers Equity Band, Lundsvalley (ND) (Bernard Lein standing top far
Left with tenor saxophone)
2013-P-039-00005 lmer Lein portrait, Mountrail County, ca. 1911
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