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Engine 1530 of the Northern Pacific at Red Lodge, Montana,
1939-09-02

International Harvestor #8 combine being assembled on a farm.

Schoolhouse in Augusta, Montana, a two-story stone structure with a cupola on the front, 1910-1920

Steam locomotive pushing and pulling cars. Tepee to side.
Between 1879-1930, Eastern Montana.
Compliments of the Montana Historical Research Society.

 Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, Montana. 1901
Brave Wolf and wife being interviewed by O.D. Wheeler about the Custer fight. Squint Eye is the interpreter. They are seated in front of a sweat lodge. 

Chief Koostata of the Kootenai Indians posed on the rocky shore.

Miles City buildings from center of street. Cosmopolitan Theatre, C. W. Savage & Sons, and J. Baskinski & Bros. clearly visible.

'Crazy Emma,' Hayes Ave., Helena, Montana 1896

My grandpa and my dad's oldest brother.

Where was that taken Mick? Those are either some nice blues or giant channels.

My dad and grandfather operating a portable grain grinder during the depression.

Biden wants to send us back to those days. tough sob's back then. Certainly were not any fat kids and not many fat adults.

Coliseum at Wolf Point, Montana hosting the Farmers Union State Convention held from Oct. 13-15, 1932

View of Wolf Point Bridge on the Missouri River in Montana shortly before completion of the two northernmost through truss spans. Construction has just begun on the falsework to support the third and longest span (400-feet) on the south. The southern abutment and steel I-beam stringers are already in-place. Photo taken in January or February 1930.

Group portrait of the officers, delegates, and visitors to the Farmers Union State Convention at Wolf Point, Montana held from Oct. 13-15, 1932,. Photograph is taken outside of the Coliseum where the meeting was held.

Havre, Montana. A group of Native Americans are in a circle in the street with people gathered around. A number of horse-drawn wagons are in the circle. Broadwater Brothers Drugs storefront is visible.

Flora Tibbets Kearful, Jerome Kearful, and Phoebe E. Kearful in front of their ranch house at the foot of the Bears Paw Mountains, sixteen miles southeast of Havre, Montana, in present-day Blaine County. 1900

Women's Christian Temperance Union Convention, standing in front of and on the steps of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Havre, Montana. Note on back: 'Alice Barnes Hoag enthroned amid flowers. Mary L. Alderson, President, beside her at her right. 1917

Marie Gibson standing, right arm raised holding hat, with men on foot and horseback in background at the Let 'Em Ramble Havre Stampede, in Havre, Montana. 1919