Bal Poudre, Given by the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, on the Kings Birthday, 1914. Buildings; Transportation; Businesses Inscription verso: Boat Construction &

Inscription verso: Boat Construction & H 4-21-98 Lumber whip sawed from forest (spruce)

Engelhardt standing by a car at Kentucky Point

Inscription verso: Bonanza dredge when still frozen in soon after we arrived here - Self & a dog (which chummed up with us on our walk that day) in the foreground

The location is identified as Glen Franklin and Harold Schmidt's mine at 60 mile Creek

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Bal Poudre, Given by the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, on the Kings Birthday, 1914. Buildings; Transportation; Businesses Inscription verso: Boat Construction &Photograph of interior of the Arctic Brotherhood Hall facing the balcony, with people in evening dress assembled for the photograph. Martha Black is posed in center front row. Northwest Mounted Police in dress uniform are interspersed in the crowd. Several flags decorate the hall. See 1994. 277. 8 for a similar view. Note: Bal Poudre refers to powdered wigs and suggests a celebration of a very important event. Inscription recto: Bal Poudre Given by