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Photo caption reads: Riverside Butcher Shop, sheep going thru Milltown. (Lone man in front ; several buildings; tallest building says "...AT-MARKET"). Image from Photoboard #1

Photo caption reads: Log jam in Blackfoot River.(Logs behind boom; middle bridge; looking toward the mouth of river). Image from Photoboard #1

Photo caption reads: Going through Milltown. (Black cows on street; several buildings). Image from Photoboard #1

Photo caption reads: Jack Hodge, Milltown butcher. (Stands in Milltown street). Image from Photoboard #1

Photo caption reads: Winter ride. (Jalopy; snow on ground; Mt. Jumbo in background). Image from Photoboard #1

Photo caption reads: Cecelia Zaugg. (Studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #1

Photo caption reads: Hazel Beadle, Virginia Mathey on the trestle. (Woman wearing a dress and coat holds hand of a toddler wearing a dress and holding a hat; beside train tracks; log yard in background; unidentified trestle). Image from Photoboard #1

Photo caption reads: Rita Lavoie (Thibodeau) "The Skater." (Teen; black coat and hat; skates on ice under low bridge; catwalks in back; circa 1920?; possibly Riverside Park). Image from Photoboard #1

No photo caption. (Workers on temporary trestle by dam; eleven men sitting or standing on trestle). Image from Photoboard #2

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Oscar Peterson. (Two men; one unidentified; stand on log pile in snow). Image from Photoboard #2

Photo caption reads: Logs just north of Bonner. Old swimming hole was by pier. (Looking down Blackfoot toward mill). Image from Photoboard #2

Photo caption reads: Crossing the Blackfoot River in early days. (Three men stand in back of open horse-drawn wagon; in middle of river). Image from Photoboard #2

Photo caption reads: Bill Roberts and Carl Larson. (Two men standing on pile of boards). Image from Photoboard #2

Photo caption reads: Fish caught by Julius Sowre. (String of fish on line; hands holding line visible on each side). Image from Photoboard #2

Photo caption reads: Chaffey Ranch. (Closeup of house; truck; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #2

No photo caption. (Two workhorses attached to wagon; snow on ground; two men sitting on load of boards). Image from Photoboard #2

Photo caption reads: Left to right: front row: 1. Alma Rooney, 2. Jeannett Soucie, 3. Genevieve McClellan, 4. Clifford LaForge. Back row: 1. 2. Isabel Jones, 3. Wilfred Doucette, 4. Margres LaForge. (Six individuals stand outdoors; woodpile behind people; buildings and wood fence in background). Image from Photoboard #3

Photo caption reads: Aftermath of a plane crash in East Piltzville near the old Smith home in the 1920s. Image from Photoboard #3

Photo caption reads: Front row: 1. Carl Rooney, 2. __, 3. Edith Rooney, 4. __. Back row: 1. Bob Rooney, 2. Bill Rooney, 3. Harry Rooney. (Studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #3

Photo caption reads: Carl Rooney. (Standing on railroad tracks). Image from Photoboard #3

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. __, 2. Me'Me Bellefleur, 3. Wes Fowler, 4, Roy Dishman, 5. Ben Ray. (Men on log barge or bridge; possibly the Missouri River). Image from Photoboard #3

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. Helen Rooney, 2. Mrs. Fanny Rooney, 3. Arthur Rooney; 4. Edith Rooney. Image from Photoboard #3

Photo caption reads: Aftermath of a crash landing near the old Smith place in East Piltzville in the 1920s. The tall boy at the right is Mark Nearman. Image from Photoboard #3

Photo caption reads: Elaine (Anderson) Nagle next to Santa Claus. (Group photo; students on stage; school pageant). Image from Photoboard #3

No photo caption. (Man leaning against old truck). Image from Photoboard #3

Photo caption reads: Old mill. (Horses hitched to wagons; men on wagons in front; two smokestacks, may not be Bonner Mill, at least in same place). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: Old mill. (Bonner Mill; horses, two hitched to lumber wagon with 3 men standing on top; railroad tracks; teepee burner). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: ACM officials, Circa 1955. Top Row L to R: Virgil Campbell, Louis LaPaine, Ronald Dix (Mgrs). Bottom Row L to R: Carl Jacobson, Anton Anderson, Emil Elo, Bill Irwin. (Standing on front step of office wearing winter coats). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: Old mill (1891-1892). (Mill dam from downstream; water pouring over top). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: Bonner Bunkhouse. Community Gardens. (Very smoky, especially in background; bunkhouse some 200 feet long, two stories high; large garden area, southeast corner fenced). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: Community gardens. (Smoky at top; ground level shot across lush gardens to the backside of large bunkhouse). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: Bonner taken from hotel, circa 1925. (Gardens beyond picket fence; sawmill and teepee burner beyond that; mountain beyond that). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: L to R: John LaForge, George LaForge, Clifford LaForge. (Men of different generations in dress suits, hats, and jackets). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: Bonner Mill office. (Six workers walking in front). Image from Photoboard #4

Photo caption reads: Before 1908; ACM ripper men feeding the slip; L to R: Bob Martin, Gendrow, Labbe. (Standing on logs on mill pond). Image from Photoboard #5

Photo caption reads: Early day Bonner Mill; At far left, Ray Moss. Second from left, Ed Moss. Others? (Ray and Ed Moss plus four unidentified men standing near three teams of horses, two of which are attached to log wagons with mill building in the background). Image from Photoboard #5

Photo caption reads: Tom Fouche. (In front of large horse barn). Image from Photoboard #5

Photo caption reads: 4 men: Western Lumber Company dinkey. It hauled logs along the streetcar tracks to the landing upriver from the highway bridge, and on the west bank of the Blackfoot River. At left, Paul Cyr. Standing at the right, left to right, Jack Motley, brakeman; __; Battiste Godbout, engineer. (Western Lumber Company dinkey no.1 with four men on board ; cut logs in foreground). Image from Photoboard #5

Photo caption reads: 1911 Western Lumber Co. (Mill photo; tracks, logs and building). Image from Photoboard #5

No photo caption: (Four white horses pull logging sled; driver on logs; snow). Image from Photoboard #5

Photo caption reads: ACM steam jammer; circa 1920. (Woods: heavily logged mountain site; white horses; two unidentified men). Image from Photoboard #5

Photo caption reads: Clyde "Jammer". (On railroad tracks). Image from Photoboard #5

Photo caption reads: Driver Tom Fouche. (Stands on sled with a dozen logs; four darker horses in woods in snow). Image from Photoboard #5

Photo caption reads: Bonner office. Zeph Space, 1942. Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: 1942 moving into new ACM office. Back row: Leo Pauly, Grant Higgins, John Sinnott, Leon Newport, ???, Bill Lien, Dwight Hughes. Second row: Helen Flynn, Jack Root, Encia Campbell. First row: Mildred Hagaen behind Charlotte Murphy, W.C. Lubrecht, Jim Good, Ben Rae, George Neff, Guy Trenary, Leo Kelley (In dark suit). Three persons unidentified. (On front steps). Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: ACM Mill. (Unknown; view of mill buildings with cut lumber and rail road tracks in foreground; mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: L to R: Emil Petaja, Henry Petaja, Walter Petaja, George Petaja, Bill Petaja, Wayne Petaja. (All standing; old car visible in background). Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: Tom Fouche. (With big work horse standing in front of a building with white picket fence). Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: L to R: Baptiste Godbout, John Karkanen, Tom Fouche, John Egan. Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: Entrance to mill. (Summer; looking down street to gate with "Anaconda Copper Mining Co." across top). Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: Gunnar Iverson. (Sitting on lumber wagon; with another man driving a team of two white horses). Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: Front of Bonner store. Office was left of store. Horses and delivery wagon to left. Bob Smith ??. (Seven people in all on porch; two horses pulling wagon). Image from Photoboard #6

Photo caption reads: Amme Ouilette, I'Rene Levesque. (Men stand; hands in pockets). Image from Photoboard #7

Photo caption reads: James Good, ___, Jack Root, Zeph Space, Toivo Hamma, Guy Trenary, Lee Pauley. (Stand between snow banks and white pillar; below sign that reads "General Office"; mill office crew?). Image from Photoboard #7

Photo caption reads: Leutenant Erling Jacobson, Bonner Lutheran pastor, on leave as Navy Chaplin, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands WWII. (Man sitting in army jeep with hat held in hand). Image from Photoboard #7

Photo caption reads: Chris Lang's ship U.S.S. St. George - Seaplane Tender WWII. Image from Photoboard #7

Photo caption reads: Inside store (Bonner) Left: Ray McMillan. (Two men stand in store; looking like proprietors). Image from Photoboard #7

No photo caption. (Men at desks and drafting table in spacious office room). Image from Photoboard #7

Photo caption reads: John Flink operating the trimmer. (Inside mill; John in chair). Image from Photoboard #7

Photo caption reads: Dry kiln and stacker In 1937. (Looking across middle of mill grounds). Image from Photoboard #7

Photo caption reads: Francis Whittaker, Mamie Bellefleur In Margaret Hotel. (Older men sit cross legged in kitchen chairs; in front of picture windows; original caption read "Francis Smith"; "Smith" crossed out and "Witikar" written above "Francis"). Image from Photoboard #7

No photo caption. (Several men and boys in front of tall building with bay windows on second story; wooden kegs in front of line of men; a dog sits on one keg). Image from Photoboard #8

No photo caption. (Man and wife; hold hand of small girl; standing on steps in front of house; partial view of man in doorway). Image from Photoboard #8

Photo caption reads: Emma Zaugg Case. (Studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #8

Photo caption reads: Riverside Electric Station "Waiting for a car" Edna Labbe, Freda Johnson, Edward Beaulieu, Russell Beadle, George Petaja, Paul Blanchard, Emma Alger, Berdie Alger, Palmer Alger, Leonard Nelson, Nels Nelson, Tommy Nelson, Lars Nelson, Ed Swanson. Image from Photoboard #8

Photo caption reads: Jalmer Karkanen, Abe LuRaska, Thelma LuRaska, Eino Karkanen. (Hunting; four men in woods; one shooting a rifle). Image from Photoboard #8

Photo caption reads: First row: ???, St. Maries, Fred R. Thibodeau, "Willie" William Thibodeau. Back row: Joe Pelletier, ???, Edmund Pelletier, ??, ??, Gust Goyer, ??. 2nd from right -- Frank Beaulieu. (Posing in front of store). Image from Photoboard #8

Photo caption reads: On the trestle. Hannah Anderson, Hazel Beadle. (Bonner Canyon; railroad). Image from Photoboard #8

Photo caption reads: Helen and George Cyr. (Woman wearing man's hat; man with arm around woman; trees in background). Image from Photoboard #8

Photo caption reads: Edmund Pelletier. (Smoking pipe while sitting in rocker; legs crossed). Image from Photoboard #8

Photo caption reads: Front row: Fred Thibodeau, Fred Karkanen, Ada Thibodeau, Bill Thibodeau. Back row: Edmund Pelletier, ?, ?, Gust Goyer. Beside the Cyr Home. Back row: Bill Thibodeau, Bill Beaulieu. Front row: Paul Beaulieu, Edward Beaulieu, Mrs. Vital Cyr (Edith Beaulieu), Vital Cyr. Image from Photoboard #9

Photo caption reads: Beside the Cyr home. Left to right: Back row: Bill Thibodeau, Bill Beaulieu. Front Row: Paul Beaulieu, Edward Beaulieu, Mrs. Vital Cyr (Edith Beaulieu), Vital Cyr. (Two men in back row standing; two men, one woman and a child in front row sitting; family portrait taken beside Cyr home). Image from Photoboard #9

No photo caption: (Old photograph of 14 people standing with trees in background). Image from Photoboard #9

Photo caption reads: Ray Hintz, Mr. Hintz, Clifford Hintz. (Two young boys standing on furniture with adult man in between). Image from Photoboard #9

Photo caption reads: This picture taken in 1910 by the house along the Blackfoot River the fourth up from the (Milltown) bridge. George Petaja was six years old then. Taken by a very amateur Photographer very few cameras in those days. Sime Petaja, George Petaja, Senia Petaja, William Petaja, Henry Petaja. Image from Photoboard #9

Photo caption reads: Beadle Butcher Shop. Left to right: Pearl Hodge, John Wagner, Fred Beadle. (Two men behind counter; woman sitting on stool in front of counter; scale and cash register on counter; meat in glass case under counter). Image from Photoboard #9

Photo caption reads: Chief Martintail "Sam Resurrection" he sold whitefish in gunnysacks in winter of 1908. Poker Jim also did the same. Every fall the Indians and their horses camped up the Blackfoot to hunt deer and elk. They brought the game out on travois and camped where Weimer's garage used to be. Image from Photoboard #9

Photo caption reads: Hamalainen Boarding House, Milltown. Image from Photoboard #9

Photo caption reads: Pat Cyr's Saloon in Milltown across the track from Oscar Hemgren store. (Woman standing in street [foreground] in front of railroad crossing and saloon; man walking away from saloon). Image from Photoboard #9

Photo caption reads: Leo Dufresne. August 1944. ("Assigned to the Battleship U.S.S. North Carolina in the Pacific Theatre of operations"). (Sailor uniform; at home). Image from Photoboard #10

Photo caption reads: Agnes and William Dufresne and family, 1898. Back row: Leandra, Father, Lucien, George, Ernest, Louise (Girrard), Emil. Front row: William Donat, Armand. Image from Photoboard #10

Photo caption reads: Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lehti, 1905. (Caption crossed out and seems to be covered up). Image from Photoboard #10

Photo caption reads: Armand, Dora, Louis, Louise, and Leo Dufresne. (In what looks like Milltown). Image from Photoboard #10

Photo caption reads: Rene Levesque, Leo Dufresne. 1947. (In woods; snow). Image from Photoboard #10

Photo caption reads: Identities not certain. Walter Hines' car? Doodum Jacobson on right? (Eight young men; some with arms around shoulders; on a dirt street by a sports car or possibly a race car; no later than the 1920's). Image from Photoboard #10

Photo caption reads: Hammond Mill. Circa 1894-1896. (Mill buildings; piles of beams; smoke; mountain across river in background. Across photo on bottom: "A.O. Branting, Photographer, BIG BLACKFOOT MILL"). Image from Photoboard #11

Photo caption reads: Bonner Mill Debarker 1958. (Snow on distant mountain; railroad tracks; teepee burner). Image from Photoboard #11

Photo caption reads: Bonner Mill. (Oblique angle view into the valley looking to the northeast up river; teepee burner; much of log yard; river). Image from Photoboard #11

Photo caption reads: Logs In Blackfoot River for Clarks Mill. (Railroad train with loaded log cars besides piles of logs on bank and down into river). Image from Photoboard #11

No photo caption. (Man in hat and suspenders stands holding two dark horses; in front of old Western Lumber Co. barn?). Image from Photoboard #11

Photo caption reads: Gunnar Iverson. (Man sits high atop wood pile on wagon drawn by two white horses; standing; stacks of wood fully 20 feet high at least in back). Image from Photoboard #11

Photo caption reads: Bonner Mill. (Aerial photo; severe vertical angle looks downriver; logs on river like pick-up sticks; large empty space where Victory Gardens were; Hotel Margaret; highway in distance; no grandstands at baseball field so photo must've been taken before 1937; school not visible). Image from Photoboard #11

Photo caption reads: Emory Madsen, Charles Kolppa, Ed Johnson. (Stand in front of stacks of boards with Charles on top of a stack). Image from Photoboard #11

Photo caption reads: About 1900. Old flour mill at left, power plant at right. (Smoky; river in foreground; mill and well-cut Bonner Mountain, teepee burner). Image from Photoboard #11

Photo caption reads: Logs along Blackfoot. (Snow covered). Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: On a tenting trip to Belmont, 1925. (Line of five cars). Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: Company Store and Office. Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: Log drive. (Just above Bonner). Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: Fording the Blackfoot. (Horse puling wagon with five people; image file renamed, original filename was 012_e_d_aac). Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: MacNamara's Landing. (House; bridge; barn; many people; not logging). Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: Log train. Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: Milwaukee Camp: During construction of the railroad in the Blackfoot. Approximately 2 miles above Bonner and across the river from the Lafray home. Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: Bonner 8th grade picnic on Marco Flats, April 27, 1932. Left to right: Mary Milne, Tyra Hill, Katherine McKay, Charlotte Brauer, Daisy Taylor, Anna LaFray, Arnie Karkanen (seated), Clifford Hanson, Belle Wellington, Jimmy Johnson, "Tony" Johns, Bill Anderson, Conrad Richlie, Mybelle Dobrovoleny, Arnold Olson, Phil Evens, Mr. Bill Akin, Clark Johnson. Image from Photoboard #12

Photo caption reads: Constructing the dam. Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: April 5, 1909. Second railroad grade and bridge were owned by W.A. Clark as part of the electricity system. Big Blackfoot Milling Co. mills in background. Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: Inside the Milltown Dam and powerhouse. (Man standing with the five turbines that had a rated capacity of 13,000 kilowatts). Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: 1908 flood; Milltown in background. (Flow at the dam during the flood was estimated at 48,000 cubic feet per second). Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: 1908 flood. Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: 1908 flood. Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: 1908, a portion of the dam washed out during the flood. Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: 1909, Repairing the dam. Tying the concrete abutment to the rock cliff. Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: 1909, Repairing the dam. Pockets were cut in the rock for timbers, which were cemented in later on. Image from Photoboard #13

Photo caption reads: Home at the Blackfoot Ranch in Blackfoot Valley. (Two story; unpainted; woman stands in front). Image from Photoboard #14

Photo caption reads: Early day picture of the Queen Hotel and Potomac Saloon at Potomac. Along road to Sunset Hill. (Very faded; long two-storied white buildings; hotel higher than saloon; sign on tallest building "Queen Hotel, John Rinouette or Rinquette." (Woman, dog and man stand in front of motel; man sits on horseback to side). Image from Photoboard #14

Photo caption reads: Ranchhand in Blackfoot Valley near Potomac. (Stands in front of corral; leaning on rifle; three horses; one saddled with reins dragging). Image from Photoboard #14

Photo caption reads: Early day picture of school house 1 mile west of Blackfoot Ranch in Blackfoot Valley. (Students and teacher sit in desks with stove in foreground; small bell on teacher's desk up front). Image from Photoboard #14

Photo caption reads: Early day steamshovel in the Blackfoot Valley with 4 youngsters sitting in the bucket. (Man stands at door of steam shovel, which is smoking and sits in a pit). Image from Photoboard #14

Photo caption reads: Early day picture of school 1 mile west of Blackfoot Ranch in Blackfoot Valley. (Ten people stand in front of blackboard that has rows of five-digit numbers on it; pictures etc. line top of board; teacher in back on left is half a head shorter than girl in middle of back row). Image from Photoboard #14

Photo caption reads: __, Charley Anderson, Sevreenna McDaniels, __, __, John Lebert. (Six people in front of house; girl on left sits on steps). Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Wilbur and Myrtle Lehman, Baptiste Godbout, Onesime Labbe, Gaylord Geris, Fred Gervis, Allen Godbout, George Lehman. Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Paul and Ingebord Mickelson, and Martha Stein (Tommy Nelson's sister). Thorvald Mickelson in front. (Looks like downtown Bonner in spring). Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Charlie Niemi around 1915. Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Left to right: (starting from the lower left) Fred Farmer, Gene Trenary, John McCloskey, Ty Jacobson, Tot Sowre, Kenny Sowre, Wayne Lantz (in the center). (Baseball players with Highlanders on jerseys, making a 3 2 1 pyramid plus Lantz standing; Ty Jacobson with cigarette in mouth). Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Leroy Hamma, prior to WWII. Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Back row: Dennis Pleasant, Lefty Love, Bill Keckanen, Clyde Christenson, Dave Britow, L. Olson, Lefty Bond, Ray Olson, Gene Trenary. Left to right, front row: Guy Trenary, Howard (Tot) Sowre, Sandy Durrant, Eddie Rathjen, Lane Hove, Peck McFarland, Wayne Lantz, Hank Cadieux, Bill Beare. (Bonner baseball players posing in front of crowded Kelly Field grandstands). Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Hilda and Ruth Nelson. Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Bonner baseball team, 1935. Left to right, back row: Tot Sowre, Ed Jacobson, Roy Smith, Bill Keckanan, Trig Bergseth, Sherman Brock, Art Tikkanen, Bill Cadieux, Bill Kern, manager. Left to right, front row: Clifford (Soup) Jacobson, Wayne Lantz, Ty Jacobson, Hank Cadieux, Bill Beare, Arnold Olson, Don McKay. (Before Kelly Field built). Image from Photoboard #15

Photo caption reads: Left to right -- Walter Marks, Leo Dufresne. (Panel title: Anaconda Company beam lamination process ; men working at mill). Image from Photoboard #16

Photo caption reads: Jack Ailport. (Inspecting lumber). Image from Photoboard #16

Photo caption reads: Left to right -- Vern Anderson, Leo Dufresne (Scarfing machine). Image from Photoboard #16

Photo caption reads: Wilbur Woffe. Image from Photoboard #16

Photo caption reads: Walter Marks, gauging (sic) thickness. Image from Photoboard #16

Photo caption reads: Jack Ailport. Image from Photoboard #16

No photo caption. (Laminated beams). Image from Photoboard #16

Photo caption reads: John Nagle. Worked 28 years at the plant. Retired 1972. Image from Photoboard #16

Photo caption reads: Louie Knopp. Image from Photoboard #16

Photo caption reads: Fred Marin, Rene Levesque. (With horses and unidentified man in clearing in woods). Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: From the shed to the house. Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: Survey crew, 1903-04. (Four unidentified men with survey equipment). Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: Greenough 1927 library car. Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: Allen Co. camp #2. Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: 1915. (Trees loaded on a sled and ready to be hauled out of woods; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: A logging crew up the Blackfoot. Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: Donkey logging operation. Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: Building a logging bridge. Image from Photoboard #17

Photo caption reads: 2 men: Fred Hill and Henry Auvinen. (On horse-drawn wagon with "Express" on side; in front of old unpainted buildings). Image from Photoboard #18

Photo caption reads: Walt Petaja, Edsel Koskie. (Walt works on tire of Model A in foreground; Edsel bent over front tire facing car; neither has shirt on). Image from Photoboard #18

Photo caption reads: 1914; leaving for Yellowstone; Mrs. Beadle, Russell, Mrs. Thibodeau and Ray. Standing, Mr. Beadle and Mrs. Thibodeau. (Four women sit in back of car; men stand in front, hands on hips; building in background says "Bakery"). Image from Photoboard #18

Photo caption reads: 1908 flood; Milltown Bridge over Blackfoot River. (Bridge submerged; logs behind it). Image from Photoboard #18

Photo caption reads: Eino Petaja, Mamie Puskala, Ben Wise, Viva Wise, __, Jack Peers, __, Alex Peers. (Two unidentified women in long coats with six other individuals). Image from Photoboard #18

Photo caption reads: Milltown ladies: 1. Mrs. John Anderson. 2. Mrs. John Sampson; 3. blank; 4. Mrs. Anton Anderson; 5. Mrs. Hans Anderson; 6. blank; 7. Mrs. Nelson; 8. Mrs. Adolph Olson; 9. Mrs. Tony Bergseth. (Two boys and ten girls in front, all children; Bonner Mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #18

Photo caption reads: Pete and Freida Nelson. (Wedding photo). Image from Photoboard #18

Photo caption reads: Jack Mairs, supt. of Bonner mill, late 1920s and early 1930's. (With wife in doorway of house). Image from Photoboard #18

No photo caption. (Elderly couple sitting on sofa). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: Mr. and Mrs. Nystrom. Homesteaders in Piltzville. (Label in upper left corner reads "64"). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: 1919 - The Hamma family. (Label in upper left corner reads "65"; nine people). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: The latest style before suntan lotion was used or needed. (Label in upper left corner reads "66"; three young ladies in undated river, shin deep, with identical dresses down to knees). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: Mabel Cyr, Hazel Beadle, Helen Gummer. (Label in upper left corner reads "67"; in swim dresses with swim caps; on dry land). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: Posing on the county bridge. This bridge was washed away in the 1908 flood. (Label in upper left corner reads "68"; two ladies in dresses and heels stand on railing; Milltown). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: Mullan's Monument. Mullan encamped there during the winter of 1859-60 (sic). The monument was near the confluence of the Blackfoot and Clark Fork Rivers, on the west bank across from Milltown. It is now located by the old highway, about a 1/2 mile past East Missoula going towards Missoula. (Label in upper left corner reads "69"; four women stand in front of the fence surrounding the monument; railroad tracks, teepee burner and smokestack in background; monument was later moved into Missoula at intersection of Orange, Main and Front Streets; then in late 1990s moved back out to Bonner area, on highway west of Blackfoot River across highway from Town Pump truck stop). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Eino Karkanen, undated, Abe Luraski, Ted Olsen, Cubby McGlasson in Riverside Park. (Label in upper left corner reads "70"; sit on bench; trees in background). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: Dean Mahrt and Eva Farmer. (Label in upper left corner reads "71"; two women in bonnets). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: Hazel Karkanen (center), honored for 50 years' service as Bonner librarian. Also pictured are Albert Partoll, chairman of the Library Board, and Evelyn Swant, chief librarian. (Label in upper left corner reads"72"). Image from Photoboard #19

Photo caption reads: Resting on the way to Butte. (Two old-time soft-top cars with tops up; woman between cars; man at wheel of back car). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: 1924. Melvin Madsen (driving); Marie, Frieda, Olde Westrum (butcher). Overland car (Label in upper left corner reads "202"; right side of picture torn off, including most of Ole; Marie and Frieda young girls in dresses). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Irving, George, Ethel, and Paul Teague. (Older adults standing in park with trees). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: 1917. Leaving for Yellowstone Park. Standing in front, left to right - Fred Beadle and Billie Thibodeau. (Label in upper left corner reads "198"; two women and two children in backseat of car; handwritten by date: "Reo (1916)"; written on photo: "Louis Russell." and "Ready to Start for Yellowstone Park. Aug. 6, 1917; "Bakery" sign on building in background). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: Resting along the highway. (Label in upper left corner reads"201"; later Model A? automobile; possibly from the 1920s; man at wheel; woman and man sit on driver's side running board; sticker on car windshield reads "$10,000" or "S10,000"). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: Early day auto about 1915. (Handwritten on caption: "1908 Maxwell"; two men and a dog in topless car, No. 27 on front of car). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: 1936 Chevrolet. (Label in upper left corner reads "204"; by snowbank; license plate reads "4-1206"). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: 200. A full carload. (Label in upper left corner reads "200"; handwritten on photo: "1913 Saxon"; six women in winter clothes in automobile with no top). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: 1926. Hazel Beadle in a Dodge coupe. (Label in upper left corner reads "203"). Image from Photoboard #20

Photo caption reads: Piltzville community gathering. March 4, 1939. Back row - standing: Ethel Teague, Belle Peterson, Dawn Crabtree, Mary Akerson, holding Betty Jo, Mrs. Gus Hintz, Mrs. Jack Peers, Thelma Hazelhurst, ..., Clara Madsen, Helen Otterson. Sitting: Mrs. Mary Laforge, Jennie Lang, Aafje Demmons, (daughter Donna Demmons at her left), Mabel Koford, Sally Walker, Alvina Hazelhurst, seated in front of Sally, Ruth Lien, ....., Ruth Hintz, Gertrude DeWit. Image from Photoboard #21

Photo caption reads: Joanne, Donna, and Dick Petaja. (Children in front of white house; porch step). Image from Photoboard #21

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Wise on left. (Three adults; man in middle wearing tie with arms around two ladies). Image from Photoboard #21

Photo caption reads: Piltzville. Large home at center Is the Piltz home, just above it is the Headly home, old Teague home at upper left. (Piltz home is to right and behind fire station, which is visible in lower forefront). Image from Photoboard #21

Photo caption reads: Train wreck near Turah. (Man and boy on tracks look at camera; derailed train in background). Image from Photoboard #21

Photo caption reads: Piltzville. (View of town from above; a number of houses; some old cars in front of houses). Image from Photoboard #21

Photo caption reads: Fourth of July In Missoula. Hans Peterson's Model T. Peterson girls and Minnie Bratholm. (Girls in bonnets, in and out of car; building in background with signs, "Flowers" and "Insurance"). Image from Photoboard #21

Photo caption reads: Unloading ice at the Milltown Butcher Shop. Dahlgren-Green's Pool Hall also in photo. (Label in upper left corner reads "112"). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: Riverside Meat Market after 1928 fire. (Person standing in street leaning over in front of burned remains of building). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: A band of sheep going through Milltown. (Sheep in foreground; four people behind sheep; buildings, cars and view of street and bridge in background). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: The building on the right was the home bakery as well as the Beadle residence. The building on the left was a photographic studio before 1910 and later served to house a boxing ring, shoe repair and other enterprises. The Beadle residence is still standing, but the other building has been torn down. (Label in upper left corner reads "111"; Milltown. building on left has Royal Crown Cola sign over door; Coca Cola signs under the two windows; and indecipherable signs above windows). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: Newspaper headline, 1928. (The Daily Missoulian, Monday morning, December 31, 1928. Page 1 banner headline reads "One killed at Milltown fire. Hugh Elliott is electrocuted while fighting $5,000 Riverside Market Blaze. (Article headlines in far right column: "Five men hurt two families are homeless. Injuries and death caused by contact of victims with live wire that had fallen from building. Missoula Firemen respond to call. Structure is totally destroyed by flames, which are stopped from spreading after bitter fight"). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: A herd of sheep up the Blackfoot. (Man with shepherd's crook and dog with flock of sheep; trees in background). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: Central Market in Missoula where Fred Beadle worked first after arriving in the area. 1904-1905. Left to right: Fred Wissbrod, Tom Layfield, Mr. Beadle. Mr. Beadle and Mr. Layfield later bought the store in Milltown. (Three men standing in front of shop with meat hanging). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: Riverside Market, 1910. Behind counter left to right: Vic Pearson, Al Godbout, Fred Beadle. Barrels contain pigs feet, pickles, sauerkraut and herring. Cora 1928 sold shop. (Label in upper left corner reads "114"; young boy in knickers in front of counter). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: Riverside Market, 1916. After remodeling. Left to right: Pearl Hodge, John Wagner, Fred Beadle. (Label in upper left corner reads "113"; scale, cash register, etc. visible at counter). Image from Photoboard #22

Photo caption reads: Sheep being driven through Milltown to summer pasture. Riverside Market it background. (Label in upper left corner reads"117"). Image from Photoboard #22

No photo caption. (Written in upper margin of glossy photo: Bonner Mill 1950s ; interior view of machinery, cut logs). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: 1920s. (Label in upper left corner reads "22"; round green sticker in upper left of photo; mill gate; "Anaconda Copper Mining Co." above the gate, flanked by smaller words: "Bonner Plant" on left, "Lumber Dept." on right; two Model A-type autos parked in front of gate, back ends showing; slopes of Woody Mountain in back; other mill buildings visible). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: Saw filing room. (Label in upper left corner reads "24"; one man in back bent over file). Image from Photoboard #23

No photo caption. (Written in upper margin of glossy photo: Bonner Mill 1950s; interior view, machinery, cut logs). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: Judging from the automobiles in the photograph, the approximate date was 1936. (Label in upper left corner reads "23"; mill gate with overhanging sign; one old car facing camera on left side of 5-bar gate; another car on right side facing toward mill; sign on right side of gate says "Close this gate"; mountain, mill buildings quite similar to previous photo from the 1920s; willows along mill approach beyond gate are much bigger than in the 1920s photo). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: Company Store and Office. (Label in upper left corner reads "27"; view to north; Bonner Mountain and peaks in background). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: The old ACM Store and Office. The office was to the left. (Label in upper left corner reads "28"; seven men stand on porch of office held up with four white pillars in front, two in rear; two horses drawing buggy stand in front; power pole). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: Bonner before 1910; Photo shows the Bonner House. (Label in upper left corner reads "25"; homes set somewhat haphazardly along logged-over flat that is now Bonner; unclear which is Bonner House; hundreds of lumber stacks; river-bank is pine-lined; slope of heavily logged Mount Sentinel in background to the left; Mount Jumbo in center background). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: The store closed in 1946. The ACM Company was on strike from Sept. 1946 to March 1947. Left to right: 1. ___, 2. Bob Rooney, 3. Wes Fowler, 4. Harry Lien, 5. Charles Hart (Mgr). (Label in upper left corner reads "29"; five men stand on south side of store, white pillars visible). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: Don MacKenzie, August 14, 1948. (Label in upper left corner reads "30"; felt hat ; sits at base of two pine trees; axe in tree behind Don's left shoulder). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: 1936. Left to right - Melvin Madsen, W.C. Lubrecht. (Label in upper left corner reads "31"; two men stand at base of lumber pile; Melvin in plaid work jacket; W.C. in long jacket and tie; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #23

Photo caption reads: Annie Karkanen and baby, Irene Heikkila, Mrs. Erkkila. (On front porch). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: Peter Karkanen. (Boy on crutches stands on doorstep of house). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: Jennie and Arvo Kyrola. Potlach, Idaho (Klamolla in Finnish). (Young adults stand in front of white house). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: Elmi Erkkila and parents. (Elmi stands in front pointing a pistol to the side; jalopy behind Elmi; log house in background). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: Albert Dufresne. (Young boy in dress hat and heavy double-button coat; head and torso photograph). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Fred and Mrs. Willain from Minnesota, Gust and Lydia Erkkila and Elmi. (Sit or lie on ground with wooden fence in background; Lydia lies facing camera holding half-eaten slice of watermelon). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: Jack Erkkila. (Young man stands alongside head-high cross saw on bank of the Blackfoot River near the mouth of the river). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Freda Madsen, Cecil Madsen, Mary Madsen. (Stand, all dressed in white, in front of house; Cecil young boy of 3 to 4 with impish smile). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Elmi Erkkila. Astrid Carlson. (Older teens stand outside house in country, possibly in Potomac; blurred cows in background; Elmi has her left arm around Astrid's shoulders). Image from Photoboard #24

Photo caption reads: ACM lunchroom during World War II days. (Six tables of workers on their lunch break). Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Arnold and Thorvald Mickelson. Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: Log landing at ACM mill with old log jammer in the background. Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: Left to right: W.C. Lubrecht and H.F. (Jack) Root. Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: Don Ruby in the old ACM jammer. Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: Joe Jacobson and John Lebert. (Handwritten question mark beside Joe Jacobson's name in caption; Paul Mickelson handwritten under Joe Jacobson's name). Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: Clarence Haaglund and cut-off saw. Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Guy Trenary and Yalmar Karkanen. (Guy doctoring Yalmar's hand). Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: View of the southern part of Bonner in the early 1900s. (School in background). Image from Photoboard #25

Photo caption reads: Early day logging in the Blackfoot. Shay engine. Time keeper at a Potomac logging camp in early days. (Train; logging; men lounge on flatcar; Kenneth Ross is one of the men on the flatcar). Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Milltown, winter of 1936-1937. Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Timekeep. Timekeeper at early day logging camp In the Potomac area. (Calendar on the wall shows March, 1912). Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Carl J. (Collie) Johnson on rig and John McCloskey, sawyer. (Handwritten: East Rig; inside mill). Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Two women on log jam north of Bonner in early 1900s. Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Gardens at Bonner. Identity of individuals not known. (Two men, one woman in middle ground; black smoke from smokestack in background). Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Bonner, winter of 1936-37. (Main street). Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Bonner, winter of 1936-37. (Boss's Row street). Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Bonner, winter of 1936-37. (Snowbank; house behind snow; mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #26

Photo caption reads: Jim Johnson. (Mowing park in Bonner; dog at feet; mill in background). Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: Old view of the Western Lumber Company, with logs along bank of streetcar right-of-way. (Logs in water; mill in background). Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: Ben McMurray at one of the slips at the Bonner Mill. (Handwritten on photo "West slip"). Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: View of the Blackfoot River just north of Bonner in the 1900's. (Logjam; snow-topped mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: Bonner in the early 1950's. (Blackfoot River; trestle in foreground; logs in river). Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: Beavertail Hill during the flood of 1908. View is to the West. (Flooded flats to east of hill). Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: A portion of the Bonner Mill Dam washed out in 1948. Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: One of Gus Stokke's trucks at the ACM plant. (With load of lumber). Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: Milltown Dam and surrounding area from an early aerial photograph. (Hand-printed photo: "M-10: Montana Power Dam Milltown-Missoula, Montana; Robt. M. Catlin"; Duck Bridge at top of photo). Image from Photoboard #27

Photo caption reads: Saw Filing room In the old ACM Mill prior to the fire of 1918. Left to right - 1. __ 2. Paul Michaud 3. Willis Ross? Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Olaf (Ole) Halgren, Ed Berglund, ____, Frank Halvori. (Men on green chain; indoors). Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: Picture of new saw filing room after the ACM plant was rebuilt following fire of 1918. Left to right: __?, Roy Duchim. Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: The earliest ranger station at Seeley Lake. (Five cabins; ladder leaning against one cabin; water in foreground; outhouse in back). Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: Arnold Mickelson at left and Bill Lien, Jr. at right on Placid Lake. (In boat between docks). Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: An old-time picture of The ACM mill in winter. (Teepee burner; mountain across river in background). Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. John Magnusson 2. Bill Leibel 3. __ 4. George Mahrt 5. Helmar Johnson 6. John McCloskey 7. Charley Niemi 8. Oliver Lord 9. Walter Johnson 10. Ronald Dix. (Some in office clothes, some not; probably taken near mill office standing in street of Boss's Row ; Bonner). Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: Picture of Bonner in the winter after the new ACM office was built. (Smoky scene; view from mountain across river from mill; sparsely treed slope on part of Bonner Mountain; buildings small; Hotel Margaret near middle; old Masonic Hall on far left; log train on far side at base of mountain). Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: Back row: Gus Erickson, Tom Fleming, Lena Fleming, Clifford Hintz, Rudy Treichel. Front row: Cecil Smith, Julio LePiane, Percy Thibodeau, George Buckhouse. (On porch; sign "Bonner Mont Post Office" above). Image from Photoboard #28

Photo caption reads: Walter Bush. Image from Photoboard #29

Photo caption reads: School group picture. Front row: 1. Alma (LaForge) Rooney 2. Petra Gravin 3. Ethle Hintz 4. Yvonne Beaulieu 5. Dennis Beaulieu 6. 7. 8. John Chaffey 9. Clarence Spaulding 10. 2nd row: 1. Mildred Egan 2. 3. Toivo Hamma 4. 5. . 3rd row 5 people. no identifications. 4th row: 1. Russell Beadle 2. Miss St. Germaine 3. Eunice (Morris) Brown 4. W. F. Akin 5. Myrtle Rossiter. Image from Photoboard #29

Photo caption reads: Dick Bush along the Blackfoot River where the road along the Blue Side (sic?) was just being constructed. 1936. (Fishing rod and creel). Image from Photoboard #29

Photo caption reads: Left to right, front row 1. Alma Rooney 2. Virginia Rooney. 3. Virginia Rodrick. 4. Bob Rooney Jr. 5, Fannie - Rooney. 6. Donald Rooney. 7. Marion Rooney. 8. Margo Rooney (young girl in front). Image from Photoboard #29

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Eino Karkanen and Father Albert. Taken near Clearwater Lake, 1925. Image from Photoboard #29

Photo caption reads: Left to right, Clara Mae Moe, Andrew C. Moe, John C. (Jack) Moe. (Date typed on bottom corner of photo 12/11/19; young children; John with drum). Image from Photoboard #29

Photo caption reads: The old Kari Boarding House, Located near the Milltown Post Office. (Three women on porch and one young girl). Image from Photoboard #29

Photo caption reads: Ben Soucie (on the right) and John Karkanen coming from Clearwater Lake, Aug. 1934. (Holding four fish on stick between them). Image from Photoboard #29

Photo caption reads: Melvin Madsen. (Young man in yard; wood frame house behind him; mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #30

Photo caption reads: (Frank) Eino Heikkila and Melvin Madsen (bending down). Fishing in Placid Creek. (Boys). Image from Photoboard #30

Photo caption reads: Jack Erkkila. (In Bonner/Milltown field). Image from Photoboard #30

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Jack Erkkila, Eino Weimer. (Outdoor). Image from Photoboard #30

Photo caption reads: Freida and Emma Jonasson (Mrs. Nelson) (Mrs. Sampson) Age 20. Age 18. Taken in Sunne, Sweden, 1903. Image from Photoboard #30

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Annie Olson, Trig Bergseth, John Sampson. (In 1930s? automobile; Trig a young boy on running board; near spot of Deer Creek Rifle Range in 2004). Image from Photoboard #30

Photo caption reads: Henry Petaja, Francis Hanson, Sime Petaja, George Petaja, Senia Petaja. (Francis a young girl; with 1930s? vintage auto in woods). Image from Photoboard #30

Photo caption reads: River crew preparing to dislodge debris at the Bonner Dam, 1948. Arne Karkanen, 2nd from Left. (Four men in bateau; front three standing; other man sits holding pole attached to plan from riverbank?; front man clutches cable mounted to pulley and thick cable strung across river). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: Conrad Richlie. Taken at the Zaugg Farm. (Barn; work horse; West Riverside). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: Arne Karkanen trying to dislodge debris at the Bonner Dam, May of 1948. (Stands alone in bateau; pole to downriver pile; opposite bank of Blackfoot behind). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Anne Troop, Bonner School third grade teacher. (Stands beneath two steps of "new" brick school looking out to playground). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: PTA play, Bonner School. Front row - Lloyd Buckhouse, Melvin Madsen, George Buckhouse, Klaas de Wit, Art Akerson, Leo Gonsior, Cornelius de Wit. Back row: ___, Carl Johnson. (Adults; on school stage; musical instruments; costumes). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: Conrad Richlie, U.S. Navy, World War II. (Stands in a yard in sailor uniform). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: Rivermen trying to dislodge debris at the Bonner Dam, 1948. Arne Karkanen at left. (Two men; same angle as third photo on this panel). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: Arnold Zaugg and Conrad Richlie, During World War II. (Faded; dog with paws on running board of truck bed). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: Arne Karkanen trying to place plank at edge of boom to debris at Bonner Dam, May 1948. (Two men). Image from Photoboard #31

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. (blank) 2. (blank) 3. (blank) 4. Youngquist at Camp 9 in the Blackfoot. (Four men in aprons sit on hillside). Image from Photoboard #32

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. __ 2. __ 3. __ 4. __ Youngquist. Camp 9 Cookhouse. (Four men; standing in cookhouse behind work table wielding rolling pins and other kitchen utensils; Youngquist, the shortest of the four, has a sword-size butcher knife in his right hand). Image from Photoboard #32

Photo caption reads: At Left, K.B. Frye (leftmost of 2 captions). Main caption reads: "Series of five pictures show the loading of a large rock in the area near the mouth of the Blackfoot River and dumping it in to a hole in the Milltown Dam in very early days." (Four men; winter). Image from Photoboard #32

No photo caption. (Five men in snow with large rock of preceding photo; two up on sled with right hands resting on rock, which has a chain around it and attached to a hoist above.). Image from Photoboard #32

Photo caption reads: Harry McCann. (Mustache, derby; stands with rock on platform at base of dam by powerhouse). Image from Photoboard #32

Photo caption reads: Harry McCann. K.B. Frye. (With rock on platform in snow on riverbank; not at dam). Image from Photoboard #32

No photo caption. (Shows rock sliding off platform into water below spillway). Image from Photoboard #32

Photo caption reads: The Bonner street car heading west. Picture was taken in what is now the East Missoula area. Marshall Canyon is to the left rear. (Woody Mountain in background too; tracks surrounded by heavy snow.). Image from Photoboard #32

Photo caption reads: Picture taken of last row of homes on east side of Milltown. Left to right - Fred Johnson's, Langass (Nix Anderson before him), John Sampson's, and Heikkela home. (Sampson home seems to be two-story; deep snow in front of picket fence in front of houses). Image from Photoboard #33

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Emma Sampson, ___, Oscar Peterson, Allan Sampson in front. (Allan a boy; others adults; inside yard with picket fence; glimpse of log yard and Woody Mountain behind; Milltown?) Image from Photoboard #33

Photo caption reads: Remains of Freida and Peter John Nelson's home after fire. Image from Photoboard #33

No photo caption: (Four men in suits and one young girl in dress posing beside white building). Image from Photoboard #33

Photo caption reads: Esther and Allan Sampson. Picture was taken at Lolo Hot Springs. (Sitting under large rock with initials AR painted on it). Image from Photoboard #33

Photo caption reads: The original Bonner school, which was located just south of the railroad crossing at the north end of Bonner. Picture was taken near the turn of the century. (Schoolhouse; winter; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #33

Photo caption reads: A gathering of Swedes in Milltown. (Group of people; picket fence; homes and mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #33

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Back row - Johnnie Fleming, Beatrice Haaglund, Clara Anderson, Bruce Winters, Marion Richlie, Bryon Lewis, Vivian Danielson, Joseph ___, Hazel Beadle. 3rd row - Gus ___, Arthur Lalem, Clara Moe, Taje Johnson, Martha ___, Alice Luce, Agnes Matson. 2nd row - Oran Paris, Paul ___, Ernest Ranta, Gordon Trenary, Gerda Nelson, Cornelius de Wit. Front row - Donald Mckay, Charlie Hamma, Nona Taylor, Carl Swanson, Lilian Akin, Evelyn Carlson. (Group of children standing on front steps of schoolhouse). Image from Photoboard #33

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Back row - Mrs. John Anderson (grandson Conrad in front of her) Emma Sampson, ____, Mrs. Larsen, ____, Freida Nelson, ____, ____, Mrs. Anna Olson, Mrs. Tony Bergset (Norman in front of her.) Youngsters in front of Esther Sampson Hilda, Ruth, Tillie and Clarence Nelson. (Group standing in grass; picket fence building and mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #33

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Hubald Doucette, Paul Thibodeau, Pat Thibodeau, Jim Ryan. (Bonner; three men one boy standing on front porch of home). Image from Photoboard #34

No photo caption. (Two horse team pulling wagon; loaded with blanks in snow; Two men on boards). Image from Photoboard #34

Photo caption reads: Left to right: ???, Carl (Cullie) Johnson, Joe Jacobson, Tot Sowre. (Four workers sitting at mill). Image from Photoboard #34

No photo caption: (Close-up of woman wearing furs). Image from Photoboard #34

No photo caption : (Photocopy: Road Poll Tax Receipt for 1932. City of Missoula. Dated July 14, 1932. Received of Olli? Hallgren, $3.00. One days work. "In full for Road Poll Tax in city of Missoula for 1932. H.K. Powell, City Clerk. George K. Dick, City Treasure. Signed by L.O. Hagan???). Image from Photoboard #34

No photo caption: (Our Savior's Lutheran Church). Image from Photoboard #34

Photo caption reads: Gardens near Anaconda Mill in Bonner. (between WWI and WWII). Image from Photoboard #34

No photo caption: (Two Bonner churches; looking north; Lutheran church in foreground with Model A's and people in front in snow). Image from Photoboard #34

Photo caption reads: Early days photo taken by Sowres. ("Harper's Lake" handwritten at bottom of photo; tent; two Model A's and family picnic in foreground). Image from Photoboard #34

Photo caption reads: 1946. George Mahrt Sr., George Mahrt Jr., Fred Kniffen. (George Jr. in Army dress uniform). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: Bonner 5/11/30. (Sheep graze at base of Bonner mountain). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Fred Kniffen, Mrs. Frank Farmer. Taken 1942 during WWII. (In nurse uniforms; arms around each other's waist; in yard). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: George Buckhouse. (Stands in front of George's Café; apron; white baker's hat). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: 1st schoolhouse - with bell tower, far rear. Bonner - Late 1800's. (Frontier lumber camp; looking up canyon; very smoky). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: Ethel A. Farmer, age 80. (Head and shoulders photo). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: Mill looking toward Missoula. (Aerial view from mouth of canyon; Heaven Rock; Milwaukee trestle; both dams; Mount Jumbo). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: Bonner Roundhouse. 1st schoolhouse, far right. (School is old Masonic Lodge; no bell tower; present-day post office building and former George's Café has Model A parked in front with large billboard "Bill's"; "Candies, Tobaccos, Cold Drinks"). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: Madsens lived In house that is presently personnel office. Mr. And Mrs. Emery Madsen, Mr. And Mrs. Melvin Madsen. (Sitting at dinner table). Image from Photoboard #35

Photo caption reads: Old Bonner School. (Piles of lumber on right side). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads: Looking towards Missoula. (Shot from "B" on Bonner Mountain?; overlooks old school; both churches; lumber yard; all of Milltown; Western Lumber mill across river with full yard (pre 1932?); Milltown Dam; Mount Jumbo saddle in far background). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads: Old Bonner School. (In snow; cars parked outside; children play on snowbank). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads: Tearing down old school. (Corner of present-day "bus garage" visible to left; men stand on stairs and on main floor; with front wall and roof missing; part of swing set visible in foreground). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads: Bonner School, Catholic and Lutheran Churches. (Old school; no B on Bonner Mountain). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads: Dedication: 1st tree planted at the Bonner School. (Old school; many students and teachers involved; principal Akin? stands with arms crossed at far right). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads: Conrad Richlie. (Close-up photo; original photo torn across Conrad's right cheek). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads: First row L to R: Marcus Nearman .... Ethel Fish, Rita Thibodeau, Edith Salmonson. Second row L to R: Clifford Swanson, Paul Blanchard, Hilda Halvari, Tom Nelson, ..., Lars Nelson Ted Egan. To Miss Violette's left: Esther Montelius ... Julia Anderson, Birdie Alger. (Primary grade or grades; old school ; many more students than identified in photo). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads: Front row, left to right: Bill Weimer, George Cyr, ...., Ed Labbe, John Markel, Guy Olson. Back row: 3rd from left - Ted Benjamin. (Penciled in alongside captions: "About 1913, 5th and 6th grade. 2nd row: Hazel Egan, Benjamin daughter, Peterson girl. (under front row ID's) George Hodgson. Back row: 1st Hazel Fowler, 2nd Bill Lien, 4th Rasler?? Lien. 3rd row: Dorothy Gaseon?? another postmaster). Image from Photoboard #36

Photo caption reads:Don Ruby. (Man in white t-shirt, fedora; picket fence, Bonner homes). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: Wilbur Lehman. Old Mullan Road was to his left. (Boy in old-fashioned boy's outfit, standing on rock in Milltown where I-90 is today; Milltown Dam, overlook and reservoir in background downstream). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: Joe Boileau. (Man in hat stands with fish in right hand and net in left). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: Emil Elo. (Studio photo; man in suit and tie sits in chair, leg crossed with unidentified book open). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Florence McCloskey, Dorothea Applequist, Marie McCloskey, Bernice McCloskey, John McCloskey. Jim McCloskey in back. (Children stand by unidentified stream; girls in dresses; Florence with hat; Florence and Dorothea holding sticks in stream). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: Bernard Nantt and bear. Taken in West Riverside. (Bernard holds dead bear by scruff of neck; house, woodpile in background). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Identity of individuals undated, except for Severenna McDaniels at the far right. (Two men, four women, older girl, and two small boys stand in front of frame house). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: Fred R. Thibodeau, at a Milltown bar, 1908. (Bartender behind bar, arms folded; possibly what is now Harold’s Club). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: From left to right, Chris, Jim and John Magnusson at work in the ACM Gardens. (Man and two boys, hoeing and shoveling in rough terrain; teepee burner, white building that is possibly the company store, mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #37

Photo caption reads: Simi Petaja (?). Walking across the top of the spillway at the Milltown Dam. (Western Lumber mill in back). Image from Photoboard #38

No photo caption. (Boy and father with boxing gloves; Riverside Park?; Wood of W. Riverside?). Image from Photoboard #38

Photo caption reads: Looking to the southwest towards the old western mill and the old Black Highway Bridge. (Logs on river). Image from Photoboard #38

Photo caption reads: 1. Donald Rooney. 2. Bill Demmons. 3. Jack Demmons. On top of Sheep Mountain with Grant Higgins, March, 1945. (On skis; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #38

Photo caption reads: Florence Fowler Rooney, Hazel Fowler. (On horses). Image from Photoboard #38

Photo caption reads: Ernest Hunt, World War II. (Head and shoulders photo). Image from Photoboard #38

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. Charlotte Brauer. 2. Mabell Dohrovalony. 3. ____. (Other children in background; school picnic; Marco Flats?). Image from Photoboard #38

Photo caption reads: Alice Langraff. (Head photo; handwritten below name is the word "Langas"). Image from Photoboard #38

Photo caption reads: Class of Ada Lalonde Richlie at Huson. (Caption is handwritten on yellow notepad paper). Image from Photoboard #40

Photo caption reads: Myrtle and Einar Lehti. Taken at 45th wedding anniversary. Image from Photoboard #40

No photo caption. (Names of some of 12 girls standing on school playground are handwritten on the photo; readable names are Hilda Nelson, Ima (?) Kossner (?), Dorothea Daegle, Ina Hamma, Elsil Johnson, Maud Osraoia (?), Rita Raul, Rita S., Ada Gulvali (?), Hilda Nalvari). Image from Photoboard #40

Photo caption reads: Barbara Schaer Zaugg. mother of Arnold Zaugg and Adelia Zaugg Richlie. Grandmother of Raymond C. Richlie. Great Grandmother of Conrad and Wayne Richlie. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #40

Photo caption reads: Donald Rooney and freshman haircut. Image from Photoboard #40

Photo caption reads: Christopher Zaugg. Father of Arnold Zaugg and Adelia Zaugg Richlie and Grandfather of Raymond C. Richlie. Image from Photoboard #40

Photo caption reads: Buck and Lucille Lehti. Image from Photoboard #40

Photo caption reads: Einar Lehti, Seattle. Former Bonner School student. Picture was taken on a charter boat - Westport, WA. Image from Photoboard #40

Photo caption reads: Margaret Haaglund Mork, Wayne Richlie, Edna LaFray. (Young girls hold younger boy between them). Image from Photoboard #40

Photo caption reads: Charles (Buzzy) Bateman, U.S. Army, WW II. Picture was taken at Cabanatuan, Philippine Islands. Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Bill Jacobson, on the left, U.S. Marines, WW II. Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Cecil Madsen, U.S. Army, WW II. Picture was taken in 1943. Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Howard (Tot) Swore, U.S. Marines, WW II. Kneeling at the left. (With four other soldiers ; gathered around palm trees ; large buildings in background). Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Carl (Swede) Anderson, U.S. Marines WWII. Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Ed Jacobson on the right, U.S. Army, WW II. Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Howard (Tot) Swore, U.S. Marines, WW II. Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Leroy Hamma on the left and Clarence Miles on the right, U.S. Navy, WW II. Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Bill Jacobson, Philippine Islands during WWII, U.S. Marines. (Wearing just shorts and hat). Image from Photoboard #42

Photo caption reads: Tillie (Nelson) Secrist (in back); Myla (Secrist) Keller. Robert Keller. Image from Photoboard #43

Photo caption reads: Richard Kurtz. (Army soldier in front of dorm-looking building ; 71 on combat helmet). Image from Photoboard #43

Photo caption reads: Laura and Emma Kurtz. Image from Photoboard #43

Photo caption reads: Alphonse and Bernice Fontaine. (Standing in front of lake ; looks like 1940s or early 50s). Image from Photoboard #43

Photo caption reads: (Back) Tom Edlund, Tillie Secrist Edlund. (Front) Ken Secrist, Myla Secrist. (Children in front). Image from Photoboard #43

Photo caption reads: Eva Lien Marshal. Enlisted in U.S. Army Nurse Corps in 1942. (In front of passenger plane). Image from Photoboard #43

Photo caption reads: Dolores Sterner, Betty Peterson, Myla Secrist. (Teenagers?). Image from Photoboard #43

Photo caption reads: Carl and Alma Rooney. (On front porch ; 408 address over shoulder). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: Henry Eide. (The date 1937 is handwritten on bottom of photo). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: Fred Farmer manning the gasoline hose at the old ACM pump near the company store. (Texaco pump). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: Blackfoot River near the old Chaffey homestead, and a short distance from the old swimming hole just north of Bonner. (Log jam; looking upriver). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: Hugo Kattelus. (Sits on logs smoking; holds pistol). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: 4th row: 5. Tiovo Hamma; 7. Edith Rooney; 8. Nellie Wagar (Darby); 9. Carl Rooney. 3rd row: 3. Oscar Swanson; 5. Ray Teague; 7. Frank Bummer. 2nd row: 2. Yvonne Bealieu; 3. Alma (LaForge) Rooney; 5. Alice Lien. Front row: (no identifications). (Class photo of 37 children; many unidentified). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: Carl Rooney and Bill Rooney. (Wearing black suits, hats, glasses; on front step). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: 1. Alma Rooney 2. ____. (Young women on wood sidewalk?). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: 1. Donna Karkanen 2. Donald Rooney 3. Mary Walker. (School age). Image from Photoboard #44

Photo caption reads: Emma Sampson, Esther Sampson, Myla Secrist in front. (Three generations in descending order?; standing by white frame house). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Senia Petaja. (Stands in open field; mouth of Blackfoot Canyon in back; wearing checkered coat and skirt). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Emma and Esther Sampson. Esther is holding Spanky and Nellie is sitting at her feet. (Spanky is a puppy; Nellie is a small white dog and probably Spanky's mother; picket fence; Bonner Mill in background). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Thelma (Johnson) Hegdal. (Stands in white dress; hands behind back; picket fence; Bonner). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Eileen Lehti. (Studio portrait; 1-2 years old; dress; high top black shoes; sits in rocking chair with brass tacks on front of seat). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Hilda Halvari. (Leans on tree; open field; wearing man's overalls and hat). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Emma and Anton Anderson and Leif (Mr. Anderson in white shirt). Her maiden name was Helgeson. The men in dark suits her brothers?? (She sits in long white dress; wearing locket; baby on lap; close to white frame house). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Clarence and Margaret Haaglund. (Studio portrait; Clarence wearing what could be Confederate jacket and knickers; Margaret sitting on air wearing a flowing white dress; approximately 6 months old). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Ed Berglund, Adolf Olson, -, Ed Johnson, Gust Swanson (Father of Helen and Carl), Gust Swanson (Rickie's Father). (Seven males in all; sitting except for unidentified man standing on wooden sidewalk; picket fence; by house; straw hat with wide hat band hanging on house over head of man second from right). Image from Photoboard #45

Photo caption reads: Bonner School home economics cooking class in 1939. 8th grade. 1. Edith Hunt. 2. Pauline Karkanen. 3. Alice Nelson. 4. Marian Mast. 5. Esther Treichel. 6. Kathryn Bond. 7. June Nelson. 8. Eva Bond. 9. Lillie Peterson. 10. Audrey Hathaway. 11. Florence Lyon. (Girls in aprons standing in kitchen classroom, dark-paneled walls in background). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: Alma and Carl Rooney. (Older adults standing on lawn; blurry car, house in background; streetlamp partially visible behind the Rooneys). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: A picture of a portion of Milltown near the old highway bridge in the 1930s. (Homes behind present-day Two Rivers Market, with main highway running across middle; facade on building in lower middle reads "Reardon's ??? and Market."; fancy white 30's model convertible visible; portion of Blackfoot River). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: Back Row: 1.____ 2.____ 3.____ 4. Alma Rooney. 5. Marion Rooney 6.____ 7. Carl Rooney. Front Row: Donald and Virginia Rooney. (Children in front; group of nine poses in front of houses). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: Elmi (Erkkila) Kuney. 1939. (Studio portrait of woman; head and shoulders). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: 1. Denny Pleasant. 2. Bill Anderson. 3. Zeph Space. 4, Eino Karkanen. 5. Jack Pears (Peers?). 6. Hank Claus. 7. Dwight Hughes. 8. Pete Nelson. 9. Ted Applequist. (Adult men; sit at banquet table). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: 1. Marion Rooney. 2. Virginia Rooney. 3. Alma Rooney. 4. Bob Rooney Jr. 5. Virginia Rodrick. 6. Donald Rooney. Young Girl In Front Margo (Rooney) Gower. (Teens flank Alma in front of porch). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: Donald Rooney and wife Mary. (Wedding photo at altar). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: Front Row: 1. Bill Jacobson. 2. Kathryn Bond. 3. Bob Morris. 5. Joe Swartz. 6. __ Castonguay. 7. Alice Nelson. 8.Esther Trickel (Treichel?). 9. Verna Matt. 2nd Row: 1.___ 2.___ 3. Pauline Karkanen. 4. June Nelson. 5. Jack Otto. 6. Jim Petroff. 7. Donald Cyr. 8. Carl Bergseth. 9. Lillie Peterson (Benson). 3rd Row: 1.___ 2.___ 3. Howard Peers. 4. Edith Hunt. 5. Eva Bond. 6. Allan Godboret (Godbout?). 7. Annie Treichel. 8. Bill Roberts. (No date; Joe Swartz in front holds chalkboard that reads "4th"; front steps of school). Image from Photoboard #46

Photo caption reads: Onnie and Leona Hamma. (In front of 10 steps to brick church). Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Arne Karkanen and George Buckhouse. (With derby, top hat; Aarne's arm around George's shoulder; Bonner home in background). Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Bill and Esther Kern, with son Jack. Jack was killed In the crash of a B-29 Bomber overseas in Europe after World War II. Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Olga Kinnonen Hakala, Oliver, Orv., and Vic Kinnonen. (In pencil across top of caption: Clara Wrigley teacher). Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Hank Cadieux's mother and father, Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Cadieux. Picture was taken Sept. 1902. Louise Dufresne in center. (Studio portrait; Louise young girl). Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Lea and Henry Gauthier, 1911. She was a sister of Mrs. Louis Cadieux and Hank's aunt. (Studio portrait; Henry young boy). Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. George Cyr, on their 50th wedding anniversary at St. Ann's Church in Bonner. (Cake in front; in downstairs hall). Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Hank Cadieux at left and Ivan Levesque on the right. Both were called back into the service during the Korean War. Picture was taken at San Diego, California in 1950. (Ivan in sailor uniform; Hank in civilian clothes). Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Paul Halttunen and Filja (Halttunen) Meske. (Paul in military dress uniform). Image from Photoboard #48

Photo caption reads: Bill Lien, Jr. Image from Photoboard #49

Photo caption reads: Upper right - Carl Rooney; Upper left - Mrs. Fannie Rooney; Jas Bordeau Children. Lower Right - Marge Roderk. - The three children to the Left are Marian's children and the three to the right are Virginia's children. (Rooneys grandparents?). Image from Photoboard #49

Photo caption reads: Wallace Otterson. (In front of Bonner mill home). Image from Photoboard #49

Photo caption reads: Alma LaForge. (Girl with umbrella on rock outcrop overlooking Bonner). Image from Photoboard #49

Photo caption reads: Clifford LaForge. (Snowy Bonner sidewalk; back of dog visible in background). Image from Photoboard #49

Photo caption reads: Simi Petaja. (Girl in dress in countryside). Image from Photoboard #49

Photo caption reads: Bill Lien, Jr. Image from Photoboard #49

Photo caption reads: Simi Petaja. (In countryside). Image from Photoboard #49

Photo caption reads: Picture taken in Potomac area. (Man stands in doorway of large log house with American Flags flying on each side of front gate). Image from Photoboard #50

No photo caption. (Man stands with hand on heart in front of Bonner house. Yellow notepad paper attached to bottom of photo, but no writing visible). Image from Photoboard #50

Photo caption reads: Early day picture of the Bonner School showing 7th and 8th grade entrance - facing south towards Piltzville. Image from Photoboard #50

Photo caption reads: Belle and Alfred (Pete) Peterson. (Stand in snow in dress clothes with Bonner Mill in background). Image from Photoboard #50

Photo caption reads: 1. Jennie Peterson Mickelson. 2. Mrs. Peterson. 3. Annie Peterson. 4. Selma Peterson. 5. Ole Peterson. (Stand in field in what looks like Piltzville; no homes visible). Image from Photoboard #50

Photo caption reads: 1. Isabell LaForge ? 2. Mrs. LaForge. (Caption is on yellow notepad paper; tall girl and shorter woman stand in dresses and hats on a narrow sidewalk). Image from Photoboard #50

Photo caption reads: Front Row: 1. Alfred Peterson 2. Mrs. Peterson 3. Archie Berman. Back Row: 1. Victor Peterson. 2. Ole Peterson. (Stand on front step of home). Image from Photoboard #50

Photo caption reads: 1. Eunice Morris Brown. 2 __ 3. __ 4. __ 5. __. Picture taken in Potomac area (Six adults - four men, two women - sit on front step of log house. Eunice looks to be in her young 20s. On sleeve of other woman someone wrote in pen what looks like "Kate Guilfault, Bon. Teacher"). Image from Photoboard #50

Photo caption reads: 1.____ 2. Eunice Brown - picture taken in Potomac area. 3. ____. (Young girl on each side of Eunice Brown, who holds a dog in her arms with barn and corral in background; perhaps 10-15 years later than photo 050_h_acc). Image from Photoboard #50

Photo caption reads: Donald Rooney, Bob Sowre, Gene (Lefty) Pleasant, Gene Sowre. (Boys sitting on running board of car). Image from Photoboard #51

Photo caption reads: Bill Demmons. Bob Lerch. Edward Walters. Glen Hultgrin? Donald Rooney. Gilbert Fornal. Frank Hebert. Charlie Teague. Richard Swanson. Jimmy Willis. 5th grade, 1942. (Mill and Blackfoot Canyon in background). Image from Photoboard #51

Photo caption reads: Genevieve LaForge McClellan, Gertrude Reardon, Jeanette LaForge Soucie. (Genevieve, Jeanette age 5 or 6). Image from Photoboard #51

Photo caption reads: Donald Rooney, Donna Karkanen, Winnfred Thibodeau, Mary Walker, Judy Peterson, Bill Demmons, Richard Swanson, Frank Hebert, Robert Jennison, Elmi Erkkila, teacher. Charlie Teague. (Dog; bicycle; car and part of school visible to side). Image from Photoboard #51

No photo caption. (Two girls on ice skates on river above dam). Image from Photoboard #51

Photo caption reads: (Class photo) Hazel Splann, teacher. First row -- Wesley George, Margaret Iverson, Margoux Palmer (sp?), Charlene Lyons, Shirley Wold, Philip Franzen (sp?). Second row -- Dennis Ruana, Phyllis Franzen (sp?), Donnie Treichel, Albert Thibodeau, Harry Petroff. Third row -- Don Trenary (can't see?), Frye (sp?), Richard Graven, Earl Troutwine, Bill Doucette, Bob Sowre, Donald Rooney, Pat Brouchard. (Some students unidentified; Bonner Mountain in background?). Image from Photoboard #51

Photo caption reads: Bill Douchette, Bob Sowre, Donald Rooney, Pat Bouchard. Image from Photoboard #51

Photo caption reads: Howard Johnson, Bob Sowre, Donald Rooney, Bill (Dit?). (Towels wrapped around waists; no shirts; on rock by Blackfoot River). Image from Photoboard #51

Photo caption reads: Alma Rooney, Ethel Hintz Teague, Petra Graven. (Winter; wearing coats; University of Montana campus?) Image from Photoboard #51

Photo caption reads: Ernest Lizotte - WW II. Army Air Corps. (Faint handwriting on lower corner says, in part, "your son.") Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Charles E. Gill, Company I, 2nd Division (Rainbow Division) 23rd infantry regiment. WW I, Europe, 1918. Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Ella Falligan, Bonner School teacher 1926-1956. Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Orv (Honey) Kinonen, WW II. Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Harold Larson, Army Air Corps, WW II. Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Mary Opel Johnson, daughter of Palmer and Lola Johnson. U.S. Navy, WW II. Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Louie Dufresne, U.S. Navy, WW II. Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Bill Morris, U.S. Army, WW II. Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Bob Morris, U.S. Marine Corps, WW II. Image from Photoboard #52

Photo caption reads: Will Akin and wife Aneta. Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Will Akin. Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Ella Falligan. Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Alta Ledgerwood, Eunice Morris Brown, Ella Falligan, Margaret Strong. (Young women in their 20s?) Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Bonner teachers. Front row: Miss St. Germaine. 2nd row: Hazel Beadle (Karkanen), Lilah Eberle, Susie Fisher, Eunice Morris (Brown). 3rd row: Hilda Nyberg, Lucille Speer, Letty Nelson. (On school steps). Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Will Akin, Elmi Eikkila Kuney. Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Paul Teague. (In front of old school ; students lined up in background). Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Hazel Splann. (Mrs. Turmell; at school desk; pictures on wall; rotary phone on counter). Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Mary Akerson. (Stands holding white horse with saddle; in snow). Image from Photoboard #53

Photo caption reads: Early day view of the Bonner ACM Dam at Bonner. Image from Photoboard #54

Photo caption reads: Grant Higgins, preparing to go cross-country skiing on Sheep Mountain, 1945. Image from Photoboard #54

Photo caption reads: Simi Petaja near early day ACM Dam at Bonner. Image from Photoboard #54

Photo caption reads: Looking east towards the Milltown Dam during the flood of 1908. Image from Photoboard #54

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. Denny Pleasant 2. Armand Dufresne? 3.____. Image from Photoboard #54

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Back row - Mrs. Caroline Thibodeau, Mr. Fred Thibodeau. Front row - Lee (Buzz) Thibodeau, Rita Thibodeau. Image from Photoboard #54

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. undated soldier, helping guard Milltown bridges during WW I. 2. George Petaja. 3. Simi Petaja. Image from Photoboard #54

Photo caption reads: Back row, left to right - 1. Fred Kniffen, 2. Carl Gulley?, 3. Ercel Gulley, 4. Earl Puller, Front Row - Left to Right - 1. Carl Rooney, 2. Bill Keckenen. (Sign in back displaying "I WA-CIO" and "Local 353"). Image from Photoboard #54

Photo caption reads: Margaret Hotel, roundhouse and homes in Bonner. (Looking into valley from above; roundhouse at modern-day post office; three cars of Blackfoot train at bottom; mill and teepee burner at top). Image from Photoboard #55

Photo caption reads: 1914. Mrs. Thibodeau and Mrs. Goyer with their babies. House in Bonner. (Faded photo; very large house). Image from Photoboard #55

Photo caption reads: Toivo Hamma home. (Deep snow above porch on house; with a few inches of top of picket fence visible). Image from Photoboard #55

Photo caption reads: Evelyn Hill, Norman Buckhouse, Clark Buckhouse, George Buckhouse, Sammy Welty, Barbara Hill. (George in tall white baker’s hat; vase of flowers in middle of six subjects; George’s Café?). Image from Photoboard #55

Photo caption reads: Sheep going through Bonner taken in front of old Kennedy home. 1931 Ford in photo. (One hundred or so sheep; shepherd distant in front of them; row of look-alike houses with porches). Image from Photoboard #55

Photo caption reads: A.C.M. Store in Bonner. (Deep snow; large glass windows in front of store, two windows upstairs; pickup backed up to store on right). Image from Photoboard #55

Photo caption reads: Bonner Mill 1962. (Aerial view; from river side of mill; smoke from teepee burner; interstate not built yet; Kelly Pine Field; school; before big green buildings at mill; “B” on mountain barely visible). Image from Photoboard #55

Photo caption reads: Late 1930's (note empty yard). Mill was on two day work week at this time during Depression. (Aerial view from south looking into mouth of canyon; teepee burner; Kelly Pine Field; river; no school). Image from Photoboard #55

Photo caption reads: Filming of the movie Timberjack in the Blackfoot during the early 1950's. (Seven men stand in brush below flatcar on Blackfoot track; sunny day; upstream from Johnsrud Park?) Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: Sterling Hayden and filming of the Movie Timberjack. (Stands with one foot up on pumper car; wearing suit and black derby; in front of shed that reads “Vermilion Siding”). Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: Hoagie Carmichael and Donna Madsen during filming of Timberjack. (In meadow below Wisherd Bridge?). Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: 1. Billie Kattelus 2. Arnold (Odie) Odegaard 3. Howard Johnson. Louise Jacobson Cadieux in front. (Three men stand behind Louise in orange chair; living room ; Odie’s arms over shoulders of other two; each holding cigarette). Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: Vera Ralston and Adolf Menjou during filming of movie Timberjack. (Standing on “back porch” of boxcar; Vera with one hand on brake and other arm around Adolf’s neck). Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: Sterling Hayden, main actor in the movie Timberjack, standing in back: 1. Betty Jo Akerson. 2. Donna Madsen. 3. Janet Thibodeau. 4. Marie DeWit 5. Geraldine Olson. (Photo taken near Railroad tracks behind Kelly Pine Field). Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: Old shay engine used during filming of movie Timberjack. The engine now rests on Champion ground where the Margaret Hotel once stood. (Engine “in action on Blackfoot track; smoke coming from stack; No. 7 on the engine door; the engine was later moved, sometime in the 1990s, to Fort Missoula Historical Museum). Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: Filming of the movie Timberjack at Bonner and in the Blackfoot in the early 1950s. (Photo is blurry; high weeds in foreground block view of crowd near smoking Shay Engine; behind first (southernmost) houses in Bonner). Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: Louise Jacobson Cadieux. (Sits in orange living room chair, holding cup of tea or coffee). Image from Photoboard #56

Photo caption reads: A.C.M. Mill Slip. Herb Demmons, river boss, on log in middle of hot pond. (Far bank of Blackfoot River visible). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: The Western Lumber Mill. (Four smokestacks; large building with conveyor angling down from front; railroad in front). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: Sawyer John McKay, Setter George Lehman. (Inside mill building; men barely visible). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: Aerial view of Bonner. (Before Interstate 90; Bonner Dam; Milltown Dam; school; Kelly Pine Field; Bonner homes; large mill building). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: Northern Pacific Bonner Depot just east of Milltown. (Two men in front of depot with tracks in foreground; west of overpass to Blackfoot Railroad tracks; Mount Jumbo in background; vertical fold through middle of photo). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: Early aerial view of Bonner and Milltown. McCormick Hill in foreground and remnants of Old Mullan Trail leading up from the Clark Fork River. (Looking north up Blackfoot from mountain above Milltown dam; Milltown; pre I-90; current highway bridge may be under construction between Railroad bridge and Old County Bridge; west bank at mouth of Blackfoot not visible; mill; teepee burner). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: Missoula Public Service Dam in Milltown – 1908 during big flood. (Downstream looking up at dam; fast moving water; south side of dam appears to be missing). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: Carl Berglund, Nils Hallgren. (Toddlers standing between bumper and grill of old auto; Milltown, "2" on license plate; picket fence; houses and dirt road in background.). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: Blackfoot River just north of Bonner. Chaffee home on hill in right rear. Sheep Mountain in back. (River in bottom 2/3 of photo; Sheep Mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #57

Photo caption reads: The old Bonner streetcar bridge at Milltown. Image from Photoboard #58

Photo caption reads: The old Western sawmill at Milltown. Image from Photoboard #58

Photo caption reads: Wilfred (Fritz) and Edith Thibodeau aboard the "Love Boat" Pacific Princess, Sept. 1980. Image from Photoboard #58

No photo caption. (Across top -- “5/6/89 Cowboy Logger Days, Missoula Co. Fairgrounds, Gertrude Moe, Eunice Morris Brown; parade queen; and John Moe, parade marshal). Image from Photoboard #58

Photo caption reads: Antone Iverson and Melvin Madson. (Indoor mill photo; men shaking hands; wearing hard hats). Image from Photoboard #58

Photo caption reads: Lee (Buzz) Thibodeau. Image from Photoboard #58

Photo caption reads: First row: Billy Beare, Arne Hill, Archie Randalls, Patrick Thibodeau, Harold Peers, Antone Iverson; Second row: Alhe Cole?, Rudy Treichel, Russell Winters, Emmet Hunt, Neil Montelius, Gullio Le Paine, Bert Nimocks, Einas Mathison, Carl Johnson. Third row: Gus Haaglund, Earl Kolppa, Arne Tikkanen, Uno Hill, Trig Bergseth, Eino Hill, Tom Nelson, Clarence Haaglund. Fourth row: Gene Gendrow, Henry Claus, Duke Doucette, Cully Johnson, Art Lehti, Albert (Buster) Thibodeau, ___ Zephire, ___Labbe, John Heberle. Image from Photoboard #58

Photo caption reads: Elmi Erkkila, Eino Weimer, Eileen Lehti, Aili Karkanen, Vieno Kumpo, Jack Erkkila, Walter Hangas, Walter Lehti, Jack Hangas (Vick's dad). (Group shot outdoors; trees in background). Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Niskanen. Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Aili Wiemer, Elmi Erkkila (Kuney). (Teenagers in vacant field; Bonner Mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Eileen Lehti, Aafje Dewitt, Rena Chaffey, Elmi Erkkila, Corrine Daigle, ?, Ida Mattson. Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Ada Dufresne, Florence Dufresne, Mildred Niemi, Velma Van Holt, Myla Secrist, and Delores Peterson in back. Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Back row: Freda Madsen, Mary Madsen, Eomi Erkkila, Alma Niskanen (all about 10-12? years old); Front row: Louis Dufrresne, Dorra Dufresne, Russ Poitras (1-3 years old?). Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Front Row: Mabel Akerson, Mabel Peterson, Maude Graven. Back Row: Karl Hanson, Jack Erkkila, Clarence Haaglund, Bill Soucie, Arthur Akerson. (Standing in front of what might be Central School). Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Otto Carlson check of April 5, 1921. (From Western Lumber Company for $55.68; signed C.? Richardson). Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Aili Karkainen, Peter Karkainen, Toivo Karkainen, Peter Karkainen, Mrs. Karkainen. (Posing in front of house; front row sitting in wooden chairs; back row standing). Image from Photoboard #59

Photo caption reads: Jacobson boys. Left to right: Joe, Barron, Arthur, Numie, Harry. Image from Photoboard #60

No photo caption. (Three women in studio; dresses; lockets; kneeling; arms around shoulders; leaning on wicker chair). Image from Photoboard #60

Photo caption reads: Kenny Secrist, Tillie Secrist, Vernon Olson, Delores Peterson, Nancy Olson, Betty Peterson, Myla Secrist. (Standing in yard; branch in front Kenny's face; Vernon with a fedora; Tillie and Delores mothers; others are children). Image from Photoboard #60

Photo caption reads: Howard Sowre, Ty Jacobson, Trig Bergseth, Eddie Rathjean, Ray Olson, Bill Cadieux, Bill Beare. (In street clothes in front of Kelly Pine Field grandstands; spectators' feet visible). Image from Photoboard #60

Photo caption reads: Mabel Jacobson Sowre's brothers: Joe, Baron, Harry, Arthur, Norman (Numie). (Boys standing in front of house). Image from Photoboard #60

Photo caption reads: Back row: O. Labbe, Batiste Goodbow, ? , ?, Frank Pelletier, Dan LeClaire. Front Row: August Clavette, Bill Soucie, Pat Cyr, Archie Soucie. (Men; studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #60

Photo caption reads: Ken Sowre, Pearl Herndon, Paul Lizotte. (Dog; snow; riverbank; fishing creel). Image from Photoboard #60

Photo caption reads: 1. ____ 2.____ 3. John Mattson? 4. Margaret Mattson ? (Little girl in dress and big hair bow in front of three men with pipes and instruments; mallet and cymbals; fiddle). Image from Photoboard #60

Photo caption reads: Julius Sowre, Bob Sowre, Kenneth Sowre, Howard Sowre. (Dad Julius with children; adult kneels beside child sitting on fender of old car; other two children stand in front of car). Image from Photoboard #60

Photo caption reads: Julius Sowre. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Joe Jacobson. (Boy in chair; studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Julius Jacobson ? (Dudum's Dad). (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Joe Jacobson, Howard Tot Sowre. (Joe at wheel; Tot stands on running board of canvas-topped jalopy). Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Arnold Olson. (Young boy with rocking horse and dog; terrier type dog sitting on chair). Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Chaffey House. Howard Tot Sowre. (Boy stands on side of dirt road with cow in background; house back up in the trees; photo possibly taken in Piltzville). Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Finn Frank. (Man standing in front of house). Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Fred Thibodeau. (Stands holding up two fish and fishing pole). Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Thomas Ed Lund. Image from Photoboard #61

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Henry Kosh, last manager of the Margaret Hotel. Image from Photoboard #62

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Fred Beadle. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #62

Photo caption reads: Russell and Hazel Beadle; horse "Dixie". (Russell as a boy; Hazel holds reins of small buggy hooked to pinto painted pony in Milltown; building with “Home Bakery” sign in background; some snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #62

Photo caption reads: Helen Walter Cyr; Hazel Beadle Karkanen. (Women in dresses and hats, with flowers; Helen is on low peg of telephone pole; Bonner Mill in background). Image from Photoboard #62

Photo caption reads: Fred R. Thibodeau; co-owner with William Thibodeau. (Stands in apron in front of Midway Saloon; large sign over saloon door: "Garden City Beer 5 cents; Restaurant Furnished Rooms." Lower sign above small barber pole "Lunch Counter"; In fancy writing on left window: "Barber Shop: Haircutting, Shaves(?)"; on window of door "Furnished Rooms"; on right hand windows "Midway Bar; Thibodeau Bros.; Wines Liquor And Cigars"). Image from Photoboard #62

No photo caption: (Nine men standing and sitting on porch of The Midway Saloon; sign above saloon door: "The Midway Saloon Garden City Beer. Lunch Room Lodging"; billboard on front right side of this one read "Sunny Brook Whiskey"). Image from Photoboard #62

Photo caption reads: Gust and Clarence Haaglund. (Standing in yard; house in background; small pine tree in foreground). Image from Photoboard #62

Photo caption reads: Eva Farmer, Dean Mahrt. (Women in bonnets; image file renamed, original file name was 062_h_d_acc). Image from Photoboard #62

Photo caption reads: Wayne Petaja, Roy Ducheman, (kneeling) Fred LaForge (Tuffy). (Captions below three of six people in photo in front of a tree). Image from Photoboard #62

Photo caption reads: Pat Cyr, Frank Boileau, Fred Pelletier, Batist Gordon, Paul Cyr, Bud Thibodeau, Ubald Doucett, bar owner. Riverside Saloon. (Outside bar.; round sign advertising "Garden City Beer" on wall behind men). Image from Photoboard #63

No photo caption: (Ten or eleven miner types in front of cabin). Image from Photoboard #63

Photo caption reads: Seated first row: Oscar Werner. (Nine men with one boy; caption identifies only the boy (?) Oscar Werner). Image from Photoboard #63

Photo caption reads: Standing: ?,?, Henry Karkanen, Kosnen, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, Jim Moreau (in back),?, ? Clavette, Frank Pellitier (in back), ?, ?, Jim Moreau. Sitting: ?, ?, Hubald Douctte, ?, Sam Poitras. (Outside Riverside Saloon). Image from Photoboard #63

Photo caption reads: Comb Dechene, ????, Paul Cyr, Erickson, Sam Poitras, Hughie (foreman of the dam), ?, Pat Cyr, ? Western Lumber Mill Green Chain. Image from Photoboard #63

Photo caption reads: Western Lumber Mill green chain. Image from Photoboard #63

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1st row: Percy Thibodeau, A. Erickson, Dave Mahoney. 2nd row: C. Hedlund, J. Downerich. 3rd row: Jim Connelly, N. Fifield, E. Levesque, C. Bond, R. Crouch. Image from Photoboard #63

Photo caption reads: The old Bonner sawmill. 1. Vic Strijker; 2. Ben Soucie; 3. Mackand?; 4, Anton Anderson; 5, Ubald Doucette; 6. Mamie Bellefleur; 7, Gust Swanson. Others?. Image from Photoboard #63

No photo caption. (Seven men on railroad pump car). Image from Photoboard #63

Photo caption reads: Dennis Sprecker. Image from Photoboard #64

Photo caption reads: Nancy Olson. Image from Photoboard #64

Photo caption reads: Edmund Kurtz. (Man wearing Navy uniform). Image from Photoboard #64

Photo caption reads: Ray Swartz. Image from Photoboard #64

Photo caption reads: Ralph Swartz (8th Air Force). Image from Photoboard #64

Photo caption reads: Ralph Swartz. (Studio portrait; man wearing civilian clothes). Image from Photoboard #64

Photo caption reads: Left to right - John and Bill Ailport, World War II. Image from Photoboard #64

Photo caption reads: Leo Musburger. (Man wearing Navy uniform). Image from Photoboard #64

Photo caption reads: Back row: 1. ____ 2. ____ Front row: 1. Edith Rooney 2. ____. (Four young women; snow on Bonner mountains in background). Image from Photoboard #65

No photo caption. (Eli Beaulieu. Prudent (?) Beaulieu. Magliore Beaulieu. Paul Beaulieu; names written across strip along bottom of photo; four men in dress suits; bottom half of photo whited out). Image from Photoboard #65

No photo caption. (Mother bends over and holds up baby girl in dress). Image from Photoboard #65

Photo caption reads: Phil Evans and Katharen McKay. (Photo appears to have been taken at the time of their wedding). Image from Photoboard #65

No photo caption. (Young women on skates; long coats; dresses; under trestle at the north end of Bonner). Image from Photoboard #65

No photo caption. (Five boys dressed up in white shirts; some with ties; four with hats; derbies; beret). Image from Photoboard #65

Photo caption reads: Joe Jacobson. (Man in t-shirt; suspenders; fishing creel; by river). Image from Photoboard #65

Photo caption reads: 1. Phil Evans 2. Mrs. Henry Evans 3. Jim Evans 4. Marian Evans 5. Mrs. Helen Mace 6. Mr. Henry Evans in front. (Dressed up in a kitchen or dining room). Image from Photoboard #65

Photo caption reads: Marian Rooney 2. Carl Rooney 3. Donald Rooney 4. Virginia Rooney. (Carl; with three children). Image from Photoboard #65

No photo caption. (undated army solider; possibly from WWI). Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Lena Fleming. (Standing in doorway). Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Adolph Gunderson. (In woods with bottle of beer). Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Tommy Fleming, 1941. (Boy standing in front of cars; houses behind cars). Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Betty Jo Fleming, 1939. (Baby in baby carriage). Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Andrew Doucette (sic?), (Duke), age 93. Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Frank Bond, Arne Ranta and Tot Sowre, Eino Hill. (In logging camp; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Tillie Secrist. (Reading book). Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Nels Dahlberg, ?, Albert Anderson, Freda Nelson, ?. (By old car in the country). Image from Photoboard #66

Photo caption reads: Armand, Robert (age 2), and Louise Dufresne. Joe Lavoie, Sr., at far right. (Picnic in woods). Image from Photoboard #68

Photo caption reads: Al McDaniels. Image from Photoboard #68

Photo caption reads: Louis Dufresne, Leo Dufresne, Dora Dufresne, Anna Dell Van Holt, Albert Dufresne. (Date of "1926" handwritten at bottom of photo). Image from Photoboard #68

Photo caption reads: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Demmons. Image from Photoboard #68

Photo caption reads: Milltown. Winter of 1936 - 1937. (Snow with deep drifts; houses; mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #68

Photo caption reads: Leo Dufresne, Albert Dufresne. (Toddlers with Bonner Mill in background). Image from Photoboard #68

Photo caption reads: 1926. The "Whirlpool" Bonner School Paper. (Typescript; top half of page; right side cut off; paper reads: "The Whirlpool. Edited monthly by the Bonner School to further its interests - Single issues 2 cents - Six months 10 cents - Editor-in-Chief: Kauko Kinnon. Business Manager: Doris Wentworth. Associate Editors: 8th grade, Kenneth Collard ; 7th Grade: Jeannette LaForge ; 6th grade: Toini K... ; 5th grade: Chaley H.... (cut off). Honor roll: 8th-- Scholarship - Doris Wenworth, Kauko Kinnonen, Jennie Jacobson, Aili Karkainen, Elsie Erb. Attendance - Richard Graven, Kenneth Collard, Go.... Boileau, Mary Hamma, Aili Karkainen, Violet LaTrielle. 7th - Scholarship: Mariam Egan, Doris Kniffen, Bond Brandt, Laura Brandt, Edwin Rickard, Jack Lubrecht, William Clemens. Attendance: Melvin Akin, Uno Kolppa, Melvin Ma..., Jack Lubrecht, Ellen Johnson, Jenny Peterson, Clara Peterson, Doris Kn..., Florence McCloskey. 6th - Scholarship: Jack Moe, Dorothea Applequist, Kathleen Shawhan, Toini Kari, Onnie Hamma. Attendance: Onnie Hamma. 5th -- Moses Rhoades, Vivian Danielson, Beatrice Haaglund, Charley Hamma. Attendance: Moses Rhaods, Carl Swanson, Leif (Anderson?), Beatrice Haaglund, Charley Ha...) Image from Photoboard #69

Photo caption reads: 1932. Painting by Carl Gulley. (Christmas scene; boy pulls sled to snow-covered cabin; "A Merry Christmas" written at bottom of card). Image from Photoboard #69

Photo caption reads: About 1932, Mr. Akin in the 8th grade. (Man in glasses sits at table with two boys not facing him). Image from Photoboard #69

Photo caption reads: Mr. William Akin. (Studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #69

Photo caption reads: Early 1950s. (View of old school from church parking lot; 1950s style cars in front of school; present day gym visible in back; Bonner Mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #69

Photo caption reads: 1918. (Part of newspaper story cut off in first paragraph: "Bonner School Ready For Bell. Thoroughly Renovated During Summer Months; Term Opens September 2. Bonner, Aug. 15 - Special. - The teachers and pupils of the Bonner school will resume school work September 2 in a building that has been thoroughly renovated and repaired to better accommodate the work. The entire interior of the building is being cleaned and the walls tinted according to school room requirements. In addition to this work part of the roof has been reshingled while a class room is being provided at the rear end of the upper corridor...") Image from Photoboard #69

Photo caption reads: 1928. The Barrel was a favorite playground pastime. (Front of old school; snow; swing set; barrel mounted on low 8-foot rail, appears to slide back and forth; old car parked on right side of school around corner). Image from Photoboard #69

Photo caption reads: The Bonner School east entrance. Note the piles of slabwood which were burned for fuel. The wood was hauled from the mill in a wheelbarrow. On cold days, first Paul Teague and then Frank Dufresne manned the four furnaces 24 hours. 1926. (View from Piltzville side of old school; Catholic church to the left of the school; wood piles between the two buildings). Image from Photoboard #69

Photo caption reads: Chris Magnusson. (Four males; possibly in a play; playing cards; three men seated at table; one points pistol at man standing). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Traveling photographer portraits. L to R: Ada, William and Rose Thibodeau. (Ada a young girl). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Top left: Joseph Pelletier. Lower left: Ubald Doucette. Top center: Patrrick Cyr, the barber. Center: Joe Martin. Top right: August Bourgoine (Six men; man at lower right not identified; studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Edmund Bourgoine, Rene Levesque. (Two men wearing white hats; standing; studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Left: Ben Wise. (Stands with three white tail deer, a rabbit and a coyote pelt hanging from hunting camp hanger; tent in background; unidentified man stands on right, holding rifle; camp equipment in foreground). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Delivering wood to West Riverside (the Flat, or Finn Town). Sam (Fatty) Goodbeaux. (Sam on wagon behind two dappled gray draft horses; crossing tracks; building in background; undated photo). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Harold Jacobson, Mr. Harold Jacobson, Mrs. John Bratholm, ?, Nels Abrahamson "Big", ?, Helgeson. Mrs. Anton Anderson (at right). (Mrs. Jacobson holds accordion; group of 11 adults, some unidentified, stand or sit outside; homes in background). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Tommy Fouche. (Holds reins of big white horse in front of barn; possibly Western Lumber Co. barn). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Toby Kellner. 2. Jack Kern. 3. George Otto. (Three young men; each holds a rifle; lean on rail fence). Image from Photoboard #70

Photo caption reads: Ty Jacobson, Fred Farmer. (Two older teenager or young men; Ty dressed as a woman in long white dress; Fred wears a man's suit and tie; on Bonner street; possibly top of Hotel Margaret in background over Fred's left shoulder). Image from Photoboard #71

Photo caption reads: undated soldier, WW I period. Taken in Milltown-Bonner area. (Soldier in uniform; studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #71

Photo caption reads: George Cyr, Monk Doucette. (Note the full-pegged trousers). (Stand in snow; Bonner; George with no coat; Monk wearing suit and tie). Image from Photoboard #71

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. Cornelius deWit, 2. Ty Jacobson, 3. __ 4. __ 5. __ 6. __ 7. __ 8. Fred Farmer, 9. __ 10. Donald McKay, 11. __ 12. __ (Twelve young adults; stand in row outdoors). Image from Photoboard #71

Photo caption reads: Two undated soldiers during World War I who helped guard the railroad bridges near Milltown-Bonner. Looking west towards the Western Lumber Mill. (Two soldiers in uniform; stand on tracks; soldier on left holds sabre drawn from holster; handwritten in large letters across top: "We feel desperate"). Image from Photoboard #71

Photo caption reads: M... ...lefleur. Picture taken in Milltown. (Name in caption partly obscured; identified as Meme Bellefleur; man stands in front of picket fence and house; hat in hand). Image from Photoboard #71

Photo caption reads: Grant Higgins, preparing to ski at Lookout Pass, Idaho. (Stands behind old car; hold long skies; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #71

Photo caption reads: Semi Petaja's youngster, Francis. (Very young child standing in warm clothes by small bush in open field; Bonner Mountain in background.) Image from Photoboard #71

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Klaas Johnson. (Studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #72

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. John Doucette (Dukes’ grandparents). Image from Photoboard #72

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Klaas Johnson. (Man in suit with boutonniere; woman in white dress with bouquet; studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #72

Photo caption reads: Chester and Mrs. Ingeborg Lien. (Stand in yard; dressed up). Image from Photoboard #72

No photo caption. (Two unidentified children; girl in dress; boy in play navy uniform; studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #72

Photo caption reads: Hazel and Joe Jacobson (In field; woods at base of a mountain in back). Image from Photoboard #72

Photo caption reads: Ed Bourgyn (killed in Polson in the 1920s), Rene Levesque. (Two men in suits; studio photo). Image from Photoboard #72

Photo caption reads: John and Ted Chaffey. (Wearing suits and ties; one holds hat; stand in clearing outdoors). Image from Photoboard #72

Photo caption reads: Leonard Doucette (Duke’s uncle from Maine) and Hubald Doucette (Duke’s dad), around 1905. Image from Photoboard #72

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Alice Langaas, Wilma Nelson, Mary Beth (Bush) Hatch, Tyra Hill, Lillian Koski, Olga Ranta, Erma Niemi. (Mary Beth and Tyra hold guitars; Lillian holds a banjo; outdoors). Image from Photoboard #73

Photo caption reads: Dick Bush. (Head and shoulders photo). Image from Photoboard #73

No photo caption. (Young woman stands atop a train car; possibly on Blackfoot Railroad). Image from Photoboard #73

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Art Bush, Betty Bush, Walter Bush, Bill Bush. Mary Beth Bush in back. (Children sit on ground; Bill holds a dog; ladder and log cabin in background). Image from Photoboard #73

Photo caption reads: Betty Bush. (Head and shoulders photo). Image from Photoboard #73

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. Mary (Bush) Hatch 2. Stella Rogers from Missoula 3. Tyra (Hill) Erickson. (Girls with rifle, pitchfork, rake). Image from Photoboard #73

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. Carl Swanson 2. Clarence Nelson, once Bonner postmaster. (In bare-walled room; shaking hands; exchanging a piece of paper; coat rack with hats visible in background). Image from Photoboard #73

Photo caption reads: Walter Hook. (Head and shoulders photograph). Image from Photoboard #73

Photo caption reads: Dick Bush on Walter Hook's back porch in Milltown. (With fishing gear; scratching head; upside down horseshoe hangs on wall behind Dick). Image from Photoboard #73

Photo caption reads: Louis and Leo Dufresne, 1941. (Bonner baseball players; two men standing in front of building wearing baseball uniforms and holding baseball gloves). Image from Photoboard #74

Photo caption reads: Allen Godbout, 1941. (Wearing Navy uniform; standing in front of tropical backdrop). Image from Photoboard #74

Photo caption reads: Louie, Blanche, Albert Dufresne, 1944. (Two sailors with Blanche standing between them). Image from Photoboard #74

Photo caption reads: Bonner Mill, 1969. (Mabel Stoianoff’s picture). Image from Photoboard #74

Photo caption reads: Al McDaniels. (Civilian clothing). Image from Photoboard #74

Photo caption reads: Frank and Pauline Inman. (Near mill; Frank in sailor uniform). Image from Photoboard #74

Photo caption reads: L to R: Back row: Harold Dandrew, Ernest Lizotte, Walter Hook, Russell Poitris. Front row: Albert Dufresne, Leo Dufresne, Richard Poitris. (Seven boys; stand outdoors). Image from Photoboard #75

Photo caption reads: L to R: Hank, Adelaird, Bill, Louise, Louis, and Mary Cadieux. (Louis and Mary parents; names in caption do not match individuals). Image from Photoboard #75

Photo caption reads: Richard Evans, 1943. (In uniform, foot on fender of car; auto license "4-7543"). Image from Photoboard #75

Photo caption reads: Frank Inman and Leo Dufresne. (U.S. Navy uniforms; arms around shoulders in unidentified city). Image from Photoboard #75

Photo caption reads: Armand Dufresne, 1943. (Buck hanging from roof of building in Bonner; Amand holds rifle; dog by side) . Image from Photoboard #75

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Charles Johnson, Armand Dufresne, Oscar Shoholm, Klas Johnson. (Four fishermen; stand in boat on Blackfoot River). Image from Photoboard #75

Photo caption reads: Wendel Wisherd, Stone, England, WWII, March, 1945. (Leans on pole in front of tents). Image from Photoboard #76

Photo caption reads: Harry Peterson and Norman Mattson, WWII. (Navy and Army; in front of Bonner house). Image from Photoboard #76

Photo caption reads: Norman Mattson, World War II, July, 1941. (Leaning on post in front of train; mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #76

Photo caption reads: L to R: Bill Lien, Dorothy Otto, Mabel Johnson, Elsie (Benum) Davis, Bonner Lutheran Church’s WWII Serviceman’s Committee. (Man with three women; mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #76

Photo caption reads: Byron (Mutt) Teague, WWII. (In uniform; under palm trees). Image from Photoboard #76

Photo caption reads: Back row, second from left - Harry Warner; Jack Erkkila, front right; Pastor Palm; Eino Hekkila, far right top row. (Five young adults or teens with pastor; not all are identified). Image from Photoboard #76

Photo caption reads: Earl Fuller on the day that he and Ada traveled through the Blackfoot Valley, up through the Swan Valley, and on to Polson selling brooms and light bulbs for the Hellgate Lions Club, raising more than $1,000 in one day. (Stands on hill; giant lamp on head, broom under each arm, whisk broom on wrist; holds package of light bulbs). Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: Edith, Emma Lou, Earl, Ada and Lois Fuller. (Banquet setting). Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: The Fuller family, early 1930s. Back row, left to right - Ada, Earl, and Edith. Front row, left to right - Lois and Emma Lou. (Youngest girls sit in front). Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: Earl Fuller's hunting camp. Earl on horseback, Emma Lou's father-in-law, center, and Gene Pleasant. (Earl sitting on mule). Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: Earl and Ada Fuller's 25th wedding anniversary. (Stand in dress clothes in front of tree, house). Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: The Fuller family. Left to right - Edith, Lois, Emma Lou, Ada, and Earl. (Stand with trees in background; setting looks like Mill Park in Bonner). Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: Earl and Ada's 25th wedding anniversary. (Fullers stand behind table with cake; indoors). Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: Earl Fuller and some of his outstanding wood inlay work. Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: The Earl and Ada Fuller 25th wedding anniversary. Lois, earl, Ada and Emma Lou. Image from Photoboard #77

Photo caption reads: ACM officials. Top row, left to right - Virgil Campbell, Louis LaPaine, Ronald Dix (manager). Bottom row - Carl Jacobson, Anton Anderson, Bill Irwin, Emil Elo. (Label in upper left corner reads "41"; men posing on front steps of mill office). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: Fred Kniffen. (Label in upper left corner reads "43"). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: Arthur Rooney, Bob Walker. (Label in upper left corner reads "44"). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: All retired on this day, August 1, 1957. Left to right: Guy Trenary, Willis Ross, H.F. (Jack) Root, Ben Rae. (Label in upper left corner reads "42"). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: Raymond and Clifford Hintz retiring in 1967 from many years of service for Anaconda Forest Products. Clifford was employed by ACM For 50 years and Raymond for 32 years. (Label in upper left corner reads "45"). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: Hannah Petaja. Born May 20, 1870 in Finland. Died August 3, 1957. (Label in upper left corner reads "46"). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: John Petaja. Born in Finland In 1867. Died in 1919. (Label in upper left corner reads "47"). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: Wayne, William, George, Walter, Henry and Emel Petaja. (Label in upper left corner reads "48"). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: George's children: Dick, JoAnne and Donna Petaja. (Label in upper left corner reads "49"). Image from Photoboard #78

Photo caption reads: Fred Brauer, Distinguished Flying Cross Award at Chateau Dunn, France, February 1945. Resupply of Bastogne 101st Airborne. (Label in upper left corner reads "51" Air Force? Army Air Corps?) Image from Photoboard #78

No photo caption. ("Bonner 1920's" handwritten on wide bottom margin; mill, teepee burner, smokestacks; looking into valley from Bonner Mountain; left as far as the current 2nd base at Kelly Pine Field, then vacant lot, row of first seven houses on the east side of the street). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: Bob Smith with grocery delivery wagon from the company store. (Label in upper left corner reads "177"; two draft horses with fancy bridles pulling the wagon, probably in Milltown; the delivery wagon looks like old-time horse-drawn hearse). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: Eino Karkanen with Hemgren’s Delivery. (One horse pulling a wagon; Woody Mountain and part of Milltown in the background; the wagon is same kind as the one shown in photo with "177" in upper left corner, except this wagon is probably smaller). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: Arnold Zaugg delivering milk in Bonner. (Label in upper left corner reads "179"; two horses pull a large flatbed sled in snow; two men and woman or girl stand on sled in front of large two-story house). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: Behind the Margaret Hotel. Charles Kennedy, Pete Fleming, Tom Fleming. (Label in upper left corner reads "180"; three men on a box sled on runners; snow; sled is pulled by one large chestnut? horse). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: The stage that ran from Bonner to Missoula. The driver was called “Friday.” (Label in upper left corner reads 182"; two horses pull an opened-sided wagon crammed with stuff; man at reins with boy to his right). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: Big Nels Abrahamson And his woodcart. (Label in upper left corner reads "183"; wagon pulled by dappled gray team of horses; West Riverside-looking locale; wagon loaded with wooden boards). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: Front of Thibodeau Brothers’ Saloon, now the Union Bar. George Zigraft (?) driver. Rider is “Crooked Leg Charlie.” (No. 184; wagon laden with wooden kegs; two dark horses; sign on Saloon says “Garden City Beer”; lower left hand corner appears to be return address label that reads “Chas J. Kennedy, Box 45" with American flag visible on corner). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: A team of oxen. This team was butchered for Christmas. (Label in upper left corner reads "185"; two black oxen stand between two men, possibly in Milltown; boy on pinto painted pony on right side). Image from Photoboard #79

Photo caption reads: The slip at the Western Lumber Company. (Label in upper left corner reads "150"; four men visible in photo, three are working with the logs and one is walking toward the slip). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Log pond and slip. (Label in upper left corner reads "151"; Western Lumber Company). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Western Lumber Co. (Label in upper left corner reads "152"; photo was taken during the winter; shows multiple buildings, snow on the ground and mountains in the background). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Tie treating ..., manager, C. H. Richardson. (Mr. Richardson standing in front; several other men standing on lumber piles, etc.; photo number in upper left hand corner half torn off; caption partly rubbed off, original caption may have read: "Tie treating plant"). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Men and horses of Western Lumber Company, about 1920. (Group of men standing next to horses and/or mules in the foreground; building and water tower visible behind men; mountain in the background). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Western Lumber Co. office. (Label in upper left corner reads "156"; man sits on porch of brick building; building became the River City Grill in 2002). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Old Western Lumber Co. Barn. Oscar Peterson in photo, taken about 1915. (Label in upper left corner reads "154"; Mr. Peterson is standing among cut logs covered with snow; large barn and mountain visible in background). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Carl Johnson plowing snow with the Stokke Truck. Carl and Stokke built the trucks at the mill. Ice House is in background, 1936. (Label in upper left corner reads "160"; wooden buildings in background behind truck). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Western Lumber Co. Manager C.H. Richardson. (Label in upper left corner reads "157"; Mr. Richardson is sitting outside in a wicker rocking chair at the bottom of some steps). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Western Lumber Co. about 1915. Emery Mattson, Charles Kolppa, Ed Johnson. (Label in upper left corner reads "158"; men standing next to and on top of pallets of cut lumber). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: The water tower in the photograph was used to store drinking water. A second held water for fire and other industrial uses. (Label in upper left corner reads "159"; teepee burner to left and mountain visible in background). Image from Photoboard #80

Photo caption reads: Western Lumber Co. Right to Left: Oscar Werner, Castonguay, Alfred Hanson, Paul Swanson. (Label in upper left corner reads "161"; three men sitting in front of garage ; mountain visible in background). Image from Photoboard #80

No photo caption. (Handwritten across top: "Bonner Mill 1950"; logs in Blackfoot River in foreground). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Milltown, about 1915. Capt. John Mullan crossed the mouth of the Blackfoot River here. At the time of his crossing, it was only a few feet deep. (Label with number 100 in upper left corner of photo; looking north from across dam up the Blackfoot River; railroad and highway bridge; part of horse barn on far left; two-story school and two churches on far right; Milltown in the middle). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Milltown about 1915. Bonner Mill, school, church in background. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "102"; Catholic church and other buildings; Clark Fork River just visible in foreground). Image from Photoboard #81

No photo caption: ("Bonner Mill" handwritten on top center of photo; Anaconda Forest Products Lumber Jack loader placing logs on train car; one man visible inside loader; one man standing next to front wheel of loader; both men wearing hardhats; 1960s?) Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Milltown, about 1915, the old Mullan Trail and McCormick Hill can be seen. (Junction of Blackfoot and Clark Fork Rivers in foreground; part of railroad bridge and buildings visible in photo; label in upper left corner of photo reads "101"). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Pay Cyr's Saloon in Milltown. Across the street from Hemgren's store. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "104"; woman wearing dress standing in street in foreground; saloon in background; man walking away from saloon). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Victoria's House, 1908. Duke Doucette was born here. On left; Mr. and Mrs. Bellefleur, Little girl below is Rita Thibodeau, men seated on left are Michaud and Mr. Doucette. Standing above Mr. Doucette are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thibodeau. Couple to their left is Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cyr, and Mabel is their little girl. Coupe on the right is Mr. and Mrs. – Tom Parent. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "106"; Group photo taken next to house; men in front row sitting in rockers and back row standing; circa 1908, because Rita Thibodeau (Lavoie) who was born in 1905 looks about 3- or 4-years old in the photo). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Milltown before 1910 (Label in upper left corner reads "103"; close-up of street and houses looking south across what would have been the reservoir). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Dahlberg-Green's Pool Hall in Milltown. It burned down. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "105"; man standing in front of building; torn billboard on side of building reads "Climax (?lug)" and a Lucky Strike sign are visible on the building ; two benches next to building). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Riverside Bar in Milltown before 1918. Mr. Ubald Doucette, Duke's father, was the owner and operator. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "107"; bartender with four male patrons). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Riverside Bar. Left to right: Ubald Doucette, Irene Levesque, Tuffy LeClair, undated, Fred Pelletier. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "108"; bartender and four men standing at the bar; three men wearing hats; one man pouring a drink). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Riverside Bar. Left to right: Ubald Doucette, Steve Doucette, Jeff Demmons (Jack's uncle), John Wagner (of Wagner and Beadle Butcher Shop. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "109"). Image from Photoboard #81

Photo caption reads: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laforge. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "52"; studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: 1918, the LaForge twins, Genevieve (left) and Jeannette. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "53"; two young girls wearing dresses and boots ; standing on porch in front of window). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Alma Rooney, 1925. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "54"; studio portrait; woman wearing pearls). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beadle on the porch of the Riverside Market. (Label on upper left corner of photo reads "55"; woman wearing dress and holding right hand up by face; man wearing apron right hand on hip and left hand held up next to ear). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Helen and George Cyr. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "56"; man and woman walk jauntily down street; city buildings in background). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Mons Olson of the Home Talent Play. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "57"; Mr. Olson poses during play; standing next to curtain). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Arnold Zaugg and Jack Richlie. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "58"; a bearded Arnold is wearing suspenders and holding the baby Jack; standing next to old-time car; wooden buildings and mountain visible in background). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Arnold Zaugg and Alan Curtis. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "59"; Arnold is standing stooped over holding hands of young boy standing in front of him; home and mountain partly visible in background). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: 1917 W.W.I. soldiers (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "60"; the date "August 2, 1917" is handwritten along bottom edge of photo; group of eight soldiers wearing WWI uniforms and with rifles on shoulders). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Soldiers guarding the tunnel near Milltown Dam, WWI. (Label on upper left corner of photo reads "61"; three soldiers standing on railroad tracks near entrance to tunnel; two are holding riffles). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Soldier on guard duty, W.W.I. (Label in upper left corner of photo reads "62"; soldier wearing long coat and hat and holding riffle is standing on the tracks; other tracks and trees in background). Image from Photoboard #82

Photo caption reads: Bob Barta, U.S Navy, WWII. (Outdoors; snow on ground; house behind Bob). Image from Photoboard #83

Photo caption reads: Front row (left to right) – 1. Genevieve LaForge 2. Jeanette LaForge. 3. Margaret LaForge. Back row – 1. __ 2. __ 3. __ 4. __ 5. __ 6. __ 7. __ 8. Clifford LaForge 9. __. (Group of adults and children; outdoors). Image from Photoboard #83

Photo caption reads: Henry Eide. (Stands on patio; patio furniture; antenna and trees in background). Image from Photoboard #83

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1.__ 2. __ 3. Gertrude deWit. 4. Carl Rooney. 5. __ 6. Jeanette LaForge. 7. Bill Soucie. 8. Lois Fuller. 9. Virginia Rooney. 10. Ethel (Burgess) Rooney. 11. Klaas deWit. (Camping; in script across bottom: "Belmont / July 1937"). Image from Photoboard #83

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1st row 1.Palmer Johnson 2. Red Montlius 4. Simi Petaja 5. Mabel Cyr? 2nd row - 6. Freida Nelson. 3rd row No Ids. Row 4 5. Allen Good? 6. Henry Niskonen. Row 5 2. Ed Labbe? 6. Monk Doucette? Row 6 __. (School group picture; unidentified teacher in back with six rows of students; most students unidentified). Image from Photoboard #83

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. __ 2. __ 3. Mabl Cyr 4. Alma Rooney 5. Edith Rooney. (Five women wearing slacks stand on log by Bonner Mill). Image from Photoboard #83

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Front row 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Back Row - 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. (Very old photograph of 11 unidentified individuals in the woods). Image from Photoboard #83

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1st row - 1. Aino Petaja 2. __ Violette? 3. John Karkanen 2d row - Tuffy LaForge 2. Chester Lien? 3. __ Cobb? 3d row - 1. Chris Magnuson 2. __ Popelinski 3. Fred Karkanen 4. Ole Peterson. (Bonner baseball team). Image from Photoboard #83

Photo caption reads: Row 1: Harry Peterson, Carl Brandt, Billy Pleasant, Clark Johnson, Allan Sampson. Row 2: Peggy Ross, Wilbur Lehman, Bertha Hill, ?, ?. Row 3: Perk Paris, John McClosky, ?, Fred Farmer, Burton Nimocks, Florence Castonguay. Row 4: Neil Heikkla, Mary Dent, Bill Brown, Gaylord Gervbais, Louise Kniffen, ?, Charles Jacobson. Row 5: Raymond Poitras, Esther Zinbauer, Edsel Koski, ?, Anna Fleming. (Class photograph of young students standing on the front steps of the old yellow school house). Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: 1919 eighth grade. Bottom row: 1. Alma LaForge (Rooney) 2. Petra Graven 3. Ethel Teague (Hintz) 4. Yvonne Beaulieu 5. Dennis Beaulieu 6. George Omer 7. (blank) 8. John Chaffey 9. Clarence Spaulding. Middle Row: 1. Mildred Egan 2. Edith Rooney 3. Helen Gummer 4. Willie Sanfacon 5. Toivo Hamma 6. Lawrence Ulvestadt 7. Norvald Ulvestadt 8. Waino Kosonen 9. Victor Peterson 10. Clifford Swanson. Top row: 1. Russell Beadle 2. Miss St. Germaine 3. Eunice Brown 4. Mr. Akin 5. Myrtle Rossiter. Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: 1911 5th, 6th, and 7th grades. Bottom row: ?, Lila Lundy, Guy Olson, George Cyr, Gordon Smith, Alfred Peterson. Row 2: Hazel Anderson, Florence Fowler, Amy Anderson, Bill Lien. Row 3: Hannah Anderson, ?, ?, Alice LaForge, Ted Benjamin, Jim Violette, Ed Labbe. Row 4: ?, ?, Alice Violette, Wes Fowler. Row 5: Hazel Fowler, Corrine Smith, Irene Dodson, Hazel Egan, ?. Teacher: Jennie McGregor. Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: Bonner 8th grade 1924. Back Row: 1. Curtis LaFray 2. Yalmer Anderson 3. Norman Sloan. 4. Trig Bergseth 5. Carl Hansen 6. Ella Falligan. 3rd Row: 1. Melvin Madsen 2. Andrew Doucette 3. Corrine Daigle 4. Martha (Boots) Hamma 5. Eunice Morris (Brown) 6. Aafje deWit (Demmons). 2nd row: 1. Clarence Haaglund 2. Bryan Teague 3. Norman Jacobson 4. Robert Reece 5. Aileen Lehti (Anderson) 6. Elsie Swanson (Ailport) 7. Elmi Erkkila. First Row: 1. Frank Lockwood 2. Unto Kinnonen. 3. Harvey Hansen 4. Austin Crum 5. Claude English 6, Bernadine Hansen 7. Doris Castonguay 8. Ida Mattson. Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: Bonner 8th grade 1933. Back Row: 1. Robert Anderson 2. Howard Sowre 3. Lilly Hill 4. Ruth Cummings 5. Mabel Carlson 6. Bonita Johns 7. Florence Mace 8. Bill Sauce 9, Fred Braver 10. Mrs. Akin 11. Belle Wellington (teacher) 12. Russell Poitras. Middle row: 1. Jean Winters 2. John LaForge 3. Richard Mast 4. Carl Gulley 5. Art Swanson 6. Mrs. Strong 7. Eunice Brown 8. Walter Hook. Front Row: Doroty Waddington 2. Robert Milne 3. Jean Akin 4. Ruby Nelson 5. Ernest Lizotte 6. George Daigle 7. Louis Dufresne 8. Ken Sowre 9. Mr. Akin. (Handwritten at the bottom of photo: "Bonner 8th Grade, June 2- 193_ ; photo taken in the woods, probably Marco Flats; more students are named as being in the front row than appear on the photo). Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: Top: Allen Good, ?, Nearman, Kenneth Olson, ?, Bill Petaja. Bottom: Ray Teague, Frank Gummer, Oscar Swanson, ?, Ted Olson, Ray Clemens, Wilfred Doucette. Manual Teacher: Ambrose. (Shop class; outside the school.) Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: Bonner 4th grade. Miss Cook, teacher. (34 unidentified students with their teacher on the school steps). Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: Miss Nyberg's class circa 1918, 4th grade. Back row: 1. Miss Nyberg. 2. Denise Smith 3. Ruth Nelson. 4. (blank) 5. Yalmar Nishanen. 5th Row: 1. Ida Mattson. 2. Helen Rooney. 3. Mabel Akerson. 4. Mabel Johnson.5. Senia Petaja. 6. Helena Wager. 4th Row: 1. Andrew Doucette 2. Norman Jacoboson 3. Yalmar Anderson 4. Elsie Swanson 5. Bertha Thibodeau 6. (blank). 3rd row: 1. (blank) 2. Walter Lehti. 3. Clifford (Soup) Jacobson 4. (blank) 5. (blank). 2nd row: 1. Milton Erickson 2. Bryan Teague 3. Raymond Johnson 4.Ted Chaffey 5. Klaas DeWit. 1st row: 1. Alcid Castonguay 2. Alfred Boileau. 3. (blank) 4. Melvin Burkland 5. Bill Soucie. Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: 1913 First Grade. Row 1: Arne Tikkanen, Charles Teague, ?, ?, Lee Thibodeau (Buzzer). Row 2: Ina Hamma, Ruth Nelson, Agnes Kari, Agnes Leland, Tom Nelson (Toomy), Raymond Johnson, Alcid Castonguay. Row 3: Viena Lehoto, Hilda Halvari, ?, Clifford Swanson (Greenie), Lawrence Burris, Elsie Jonson. Row 4: Bob Chaffey, ?, Lucy Ellen Smith, ?, Anna Burris, Edward Beaulieu (Seewah). Row 5: Kenneth Olson, Ted Egan, Art Akerson, George Petaja, Rita Ranta, Maude Graven, Ada Gummer. Row 6: Yalmar Karkanen, Miss Violet, ?, ?, Dorothy Daigle. (Names in the back rows do not seem to match the individuals pictured). Image from Photoboard #84

Photo caption reads: Bonner 1925. (Picture taken from mill site across empty yards; snow on the ground; Margaret Hotel, houses; fairly open slope of Bonner Mountain in background behind present day post office). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: Louise Jacobsen. (Older teen or young woman wearing a black dress ; street in Bonner with snow and ice ; “Jenny” is crossed out on the photo caption and “Louise” is written below it). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: Kniffen’s back yard 2/13/36. (Deep snow as high as the top of the fence; mountain and snow-covered trees in background). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: Looking down the alley back of Tuirr’s house 2/13/36. LaForges lived on the corner. Taken back of the house facing the mill. (Snow; smoke rising from a building down the street.; Woody Mountain in the background). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: George Mahrt Jr. (Soldier in dress uniform on doorstep of house, probably during WWII). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: Old Teague home in Piltzville. (Two story house; snow-covered trees, picket fence, house, and yard). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: Bonner House Bar. Left to right: 1. ? 2. ? (Molding Room Boss). 3. Walter Coombs (Dad owned the bar). 4.? 5. “Bouguet” Bell. 6. ? 7. ? 8. Charlie Kennedy 9. George Lawson. 10. Steve Doucette. (Very old photo, faded, especially along the left side and top; men hold up glasses of beer, or in Charlie Kennedy’s case, a bottle; Roman numeral clock on wall appears to read 8:45; Lawson and Doucette? behind the bar; Coombs sits on bar by the wall and reflection is seen through mirror). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: E.L. Bonner. (Studio photograph; bearded man, sitting on a chair, with left arm over the back of the chair and right hand on lap). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: Joe Boileau. West Riverside, early days. (Old photo; stands in woods and holds some kind of stick). Image from Photoboard #85

Photo caption reads: Bonner staff and students 1895. Front row: W. Headley, J. Martin, J. Willett, R. Abbey, G. Fenwick, A. Martin, R. Ducheman, D. Sarlor. Middle row: J. Hopkins, H. Nearman, N. Graham, E. Mandrille, A. Parent, H. Koski, H. Fenwick, A. Martin, E. Nearman, M. Newport, F. Abbey. Back row: H. Graham, L. Newport, Miss M. Robinson, B. Fenwick, T. Lynn, R. Hopkins, A. Sherro, N. Graham, N. Newport, J. Payne, F. Sarlor, E. Cook. (Label in upper left corner reads "82"; good print or original; teacher M. Robinson in middle of back row is presumably Margaret Robinson, for whom the Margaret Hotel, built in the 1890s (?), was named). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: Early Day Teachers And Students. Front Row: ???, Helen Lien Otterson, Ed Labbe, Blanche Boileau, Lee (Chick) Hill, Gunhild Werner, ????, Edna Teague, ???. Back Row: Frieda Nearman, Dolly Smith, ???, W.F. Akin, Florence Fowler, ???, Violet Boileau, ???, Kathryn Loehner. (Label in upper left corner reads "83"; five teachers in back row). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: Row 1: Ed Beck, Arnold Tikkanen, Corrine Daigle, Oliver Kinonen, Dodo LaForge, Bernadine Hanson. Row 2:Unto Kosanen, Yalmar Halvari, Eileen Lehti, Bernard (?) Sorenson, Aafje DeWit, Doris Castonguay. Row 3: Earl Kolppa, ???, Sime Halvari, Margaret Akerson, Clifton Hemgren, Conrad Leland. Row 4: Vieno Kumpo, Bernice Hintz, Bernie Smith, Isabel LaForge (Jones), Jenny Clem, Joe Boileau, Martha Hamma. Row 5: Clarence Haaglund, Tillie Nelson, Eugene Gendrow, Hazel Beadle (teacher). (Label in upper left corner reads "85"; horizontal gouge through middle of photo, cutline to its left and on to tag board on both sides; third grade class of 1918 according to subsequent captions). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: Early day teachers. Left to right: Lilah Eberle, Mary LaForge, W.F. Akin, Principal, Jennie McGregor, Lucille Cook, Donata Violette. (Label in upper left corner reads "84"; standing on school steps; good print or original). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: Third grade 1918. Clifton Hemgren, Aafje DeWit. (Label in upper left corner reads " 86"; cropped from photo labeled "85"). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: Third grade 1918. Renaldo LaForge. (Label in upper left corner reads "87"; cropped from photo labeled "85"). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: Miss Cook's fourth grade. Row 1: ?, ?, ?, Hilda Nelson (Peterson), Jessie Johnson (Mikus), ?, Edith Salmonson, John Chaffey, ?, ?. Row 2: ?, Toivo Hamma, Irene Chaffey, Helen Violette. Row 3: McKinley Alger, Zephire Labbe, Henry Castonguay, Alice Castonguay, ?, Petra Graven. Row 4: Alger, Ingabong Nelson, Mildred Egan, Helen Vaughan, ?, ?, ?, Arthur Castonguay, Morreau, Lucille Cook (teacher), Neil Montelius, ?, Fannie Johnson, Ida Auvenin. (Label in upper left corner reads "88"; photograph appears to have more than four rows). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: Mary Newport's second grade. Row 1: Oscar Werner, ?, Allen Good, ?, Gunhild Werner, Mable Cyr, ?, ?, Carl Johnson, ?. Row 2: ?, Ted Olson, ?, Denny Morrow, ?, Alma LaForge Rooney, Hilda Halvari, Eva Hamma. Row 3: William Petaja, Eino Karkanen (Label in upper left corner reads "89"; photograph shows more students than photo caption indicates). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: Fourth grade 1924. Front row left to right: Cora Johnson, Orvo Kinnonen, ?, Robert McKay, Emil Petaja, Minnie Carlson, Elizabeth Johns. 2nd row: Victor Castonguay, Basil Smith, Rhoda Carlson, Jack Moe, Toine Kari, Theo Anderson, Lorett Larson. 3rd row: Emily Halvari, Bill Pleasant, Marie McKloskey (sp?), Betty Ross, ?, ?, Arthur Lehti. 4th row: Budd Thibodeau, Dorothea Applequist, Onnie Hamma, Fredrick Kyle, Leif Anderson, ?, Jonnie Harris. 5th row: Dorothy Root, Cecil Paris. (Label in upper left corner reads "90"; in the fifth row, Cecil Paris appears to be on the left side of Dorothy Root). Image from Photoboard #86

Photo caption reads: John and Genevieve McClellan, 1940. (Wedding picture). Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: Chris Magnuson. (In front of gate by lumber yard). Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: Bonner streetcar and roundhouse. Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: Arthur Rooney and Bob Walker. (Wearing top hats). Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: John and Genevieve McClellan, Jeannette and Bill Soucie. (Wedding picture taken outdoors). Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: Bill Howell; Bonner roundhouse. (Holding cigarette; standing in front of roundhouse). Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: Home of Fred Kniffen and John McClellan. (Bonner?) Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: A. A. Rooney home. (Behind trees and picket fence). Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: Clifford (Soup) Jacobson. (Wearing civilian clothes; house, leafless trees and picket fence in background). Image from Photoboard #87

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Steve Doucette (Bill Doucette’s grandparents), Frank Doucette, ? (Studio portrait of four adults). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: Lee Thibodeau, Wildred Thibodeau. (Young men, probably in their 20s, stand beside an old car). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Madeline Racine Beaulieu, Mrs. Anton Beaulieu, Mrs. Chaussee. (Tree trunk in background; caption has been overwritten from original typewritten caption: “Mrs. Paul Boileau” has been changed to Madeline Racine Beaulieu and Mrs. Anton Boileau has been changed to Mrs. Anton Beaulieu). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: Bill Petaja, George Petaja, Henry Petaja. (Studio photograph of three young men dressed in suits). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: George Petaja and grandson Tim. (Oval frame studio photograph; both dressed in cowboy garb; George has six-shooter in his right hand and rifle across his lap, Tim leans on rifle). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Bellefleur, Hubald Doucette, Julie Thibodeau. (Studio photograph of four adults). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Bellefleur, Hubald Doucette, Julie Thibodeau. (Studio photo). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: James Turnbull, Lillian Turnbull, Cressie Turnbull. (Three young children; studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Paul Thibodeau (Pat Thibodeau’s parents from Marshall Grade. Uncle of Andrew Doucette), ?, Julie Thibodeau. (Studio portrait; Paul in chair, others standing). Image from Photoboard #88

Photo caption reads: ... 4th row, left to right ... 9. Carl Rooney. (Class photograph; Four rows; 37 children; only Carl Rooney is identified). Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: Milltown Dam. After 1908. Other names of those not identified? (Thirteen men standing at bottom of the dam; handwritten on photo: John Karkanen (on far left), Paul Cyr (sixth from left), Pat Thibodeau (second from right), and Vital Cyr (far right); image file name was changed, original filename was 089_b_d_acc). Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: Bonner School class of 1946. Left to right - front row: Eddy Walters, Richard Swanson, Darlene Miller, Edith Ranstron, Gilbert Fornal. Youngster front center. Second row: Jimmy Willis, ?, Nina Petroff, Donna Karkanen, Charlie Teague. Third row: Joyce Harris, Mary Walker, Bill Demmons, Beverly Pine, Winnefred Thibodeau. Fourth row: Frank Hebert, Ina Ranstrom, Donald Rooney, Glen Halverson. (On school steps). Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: Ed Swanson, U.S. Navy, World War II. Picture taken in West Riverside ("The Flat, or Finn Town"). (Holding dog ; standing in front of car; 1943). Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: The Old Kari Boarding House, Milltown. (Three women and one girl stand by chairs on wooden walk in front of house). Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: Bishop George T. Boileau while in Fairbanks, Alaska. Bonner School graduate. (Wearing bishop vestment; stands in front of altar). Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: Elsie Benum, Clara Ranstrom with Edith, Ina Ranstrom, Mary Benum. Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: Laura May Swanson, U.S. Army, World War II. (Studio portrait; in Army wearing Army uniform). Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1, Oscar Anderson, 2. Werner Anderson with Ina Ranstrom, 3. Erick Ranstrom with Edith Ranstrom. Image from Photoboard #89

Photo caption reads: Oxford school bus, 1940. Carried students from Turah to Bonner School. (Big car with black and white cat sitting on running board; "Dist. 43" painted on side of bus; license plate: 4-T156; snow; pine trees). Image from Photoboard #90

Photo caption reads: 1938. Charlie Oxford logging operation near Turah. Norma Oxford standing behind logs. (Snow on ground; mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #90

Photo caption reads: Charlie Oxford logging operation near Turah and across from Piltzville, Spring 1942. (Truck; logs on ground; by railroad tracks). Image from Photoboard #90

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Stokke, Gus Stokke, Gordon Stokke. (Three adults sit in living room; fire in fireplace). Image from Photoboard #90

Photo caption reads: Bonner School staff members. l to r: Mildred Dufresne 1943-72, William F. Akin, principal 1913-45, Eli (Erkkila) Kuney 1937-63. Picture was taken in the Spring of 1944. Image from Photoboard #90

Photo caption reads: Log Jam in the Blackfoot River, spring 1925. (Above Heaven Rock, Johnson Creek; no water visible). Image from Photoboard #90

Photo caption reads: Albert Anderson. (Stands with saw on beam; Milltown street). Image from Photoboard #90

Photo caption reads: World War I picture, (Ray Swartz 6th from left, center row). (38 soldiers in front of tent). Image from Photoboard #90

Photo caption reads: Nels and Katherine Akerson at the old family home in Piltzville around 1912. Youngsters: Art, Mabel, Margaret. (Two adults and three children stand in field; two-storied home about 100 yards behind the Akersons; base of mountain visible behind house). Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: Gus and Myrtle Nicola who lived in Piltzville. (Gus sits in rocker on porch; Myrtle stands alongside Gus). Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: Margaret and Mel Lange, owners of Mel’s Bar in Milltown. Paul Halttunen sitting facing camera. (Clock on the wall reads 6:23; two other men sit at the bar in background; Paul looking at another man with hand to his face). Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: The USS President Lincoln, the troop ship that Charley Gill shipped over on to Europe during World War I. Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: Frank Bond, U.S. Army, World War II. He is at the right. Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy in back. (Frank stands alongside another soldier). Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: Allard Crabtee, sawyer. (Man at saw in mill). Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: Bonner Lumberyard. (Two unidentified men stand on platform next to one of many stacks of lumber). Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: Ella Falligan and typing class at Bonner School. (Ella in back corner; 11 students included in photo; playground visible through window). Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: Hank Claus, on set works. (Man works with mill machinery). Image from Photoboard #91

Photo caption reads: Alma LaForge Rooney. (Young woman stands on raillroad tracks, possibly near Johnson Creek; aiming rifle up tracks; cows vaguely visible in background). Image from Photoboard #92

"Photo caption reads: Front row: 1. Melvin Reeves 2. Melvin's aunt Lillie. 3. Melvin's grandmother Jordan. 4. Helen Reeves. 5. George Reeves. 6. Melvin's grandfather Reeves. Back row: 1. Melvin's uncle Charlie. 2. Melvin's grandfather Jordan. (Picnic setting; tall trees in background). Image from Photoboard #92

Photo caption reads: Alma (LaForge) Rooney. (Wearing nice dress; sitting on metal bar in front of house with pillared porch; mill buildings in background; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #92

Photo caption reads: Lefty Pleasant and Don Rooney (riding). (Boys on a bicycle; snow on ground and on rooftops; parts of three automobiles visible; base of mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #92

Photo caption reads: Left to right - top row: Don Lovitt, Una Kolppa, Carl Rooney. Front row: Alma Rooney, Mrs. Don Lovitt. (Six adults sit or kneel on one of two docks visible on a lake; three ladies, only two of which are identified, and cocker spaniel in front). Image from Photoboard #92

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Henry Eide, Carl Rooney. (Two men on work break; Henry sits on a log, coffee cup in hands; Carl stands sideways to camera; along stream bank). Image from Photoboard #92

No photo caption. (Woman in a white dress stands in front of old Model A; license plate begins 4891). Image from Photoboard #92

Photo caption reads: Top row: left to right: 3. Melvin (Mully) Johnson. 4. Guy Weimer. 5. Bill Anderson. 6. L. (Dornie) Dornberger. 7. Jack Root. 8. Charley Hart. 9. Yalmer (Yum) Karkanen. Bottom row: Left to right: 1. Jim Good. 2. Leon Newport. 3. Guy Trenary. 4. W.C. Lubrecht. (Forester-looking men , grainy photograph, apparently reproduced from a newspaper photo). Image from Photoboard #92

Photo caption reads: Wilfred (Monk) and Dolly Doucette. (Wilfred stands with left arm over Dolly's shoulder; in yard; part of porch and car visible in background). Image from Photoboard #92

Photo caption reads: High water at the Bonner Mill, May of 1948. Arne Karkanen is at the left with the pike pole. (Behind the dam; men on river trying to break up log jam). Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: Jim Hintz, U.S. Army during Korean War period. (Close-up portrait). Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: High water at the Bonner dam during May, 1948. Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: Pat Thibodeau, U.S. Navy, WWII. (Stands with rifle; uniform shirt pocket says "USMC"). Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: John McVicars and Don MacKenzie, "Bull of the Woods". Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: Pat Thibodeau as a baby. Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: Percy Thibodeau at the Bonner mill. (Working). Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: Bob Hintz, U.S. Navy, World War II. (Close-up photograph). Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: George LaForge. (Indoors at a table; may be cutting a cake). Image from Photoboard #93

Photo caption reads: Adelaird, Bill, Louise Cadieux. (Children; studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #94

Photo caption reads: L to R: Back row: Adelaird, Hank, and Bill Cadieux. Front row: Billie Cadieux, Dick Graven, Michael Cadieux.(Three men, one in military uniform, stand behind three boys). Image from Photoboard #94

No photo caption. (Very old casual-pose studio photograph of unidentified man; right elbow on stack of books). Image from Photoboard #94

Photo caption reads: Beulah Cadieux's birthday. L to R: Back row: Allen Godbout, Albert Dufresne, Ed Swanson, Leo Dufresne, ?, Anna Del Van Holt, ?, ?, ?. Center: Sean Van Holt, ?. Front row: ?, Velma Van Holt, Ada Dufresne, Beulah Cadieux, Ann Levesque, Eileen Levesque. ("Sean Van Holt" crossed out in ink, replaced with "?") Image from Photoboard #94

Photo caption reads: Pauline Karkanen, Frank Inman. 1942. Image from Photoboard #94

Photo caption reads: Armand and Louise Dufresne. Married July 24, 1916. (Sitting outdoors in the countryside with old building and fence in the background). Image from Photoboard #94

Photo caption reads: Albert, Louise and Leo Dufresne, August 1944. (Leo in Navy uniform; Albert wearing military uniform). Image from Photoboard #95

Photo caption reads: Beulah Cadieux, Ada Dufresne, Dick Graven, Barbara Cadieux, Mike Cadieux, Bill Cadieux, Mary Lou Cadieux. (Two adults with five children; all wear coats). Image from Photoboard #95

Photo caption reads: Kenny Lizotte. Image from Photoboard #95

Photo caption reads: L to R: Leo Dufresne, Richard Evans, Don Franzen, Ed Swanson, Arnold Mickelson. Front: Sam Bouchard, 1942. (Don Frazen wears Navy uniform). Image from Photoboard #95

Photo caption reads: Ernest Lizotte. (Boy). Image from Photoboard #95

Photo caption reads: L to R: Julia Van Holt, Dollie Otto, Babe Kattlas, Doris Beare. (Four women; outdoors; snow on ground; home and fence in background). Image from Photoboard #95

Photo caption reads: Vi Lizotte, at left, World War II. She is standing In front of the Alamo at San Antonio. (Stands with an unidentified young woman). Image from Photoboard #96

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Aafje DeWit Demmons 2. Cornelius DeWit 3. Petronella (Nellie) DeWit. Picture was taken at Johnson Creek. (Three children, possibly five- to nine-years old, sit in snow). Image from Photoboard #96

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. Mrs. Carl Jacobson 2. Mrs. Jack Anderson 3. Louise Jacobson 4. Lilly Anderson 5. Jennie Anderson. (Women and girls sit on ground under a stand of pine trees). Image from Photoboard #96

Photo caption reads: Louis, Mary and Hank Cadieux. (Louis and Mary standing on steps; Hank standing on right wearing Army uniform; in front of house). Image from Photoboard #97

Photo caption reads: L to R: Myla Secrist, Florence Dufresne, Millie Niemi, Front: Velma Van Holt. Image from Photoboard #97

Photo caption reads: Pauline and Della Karkanan, 1944. (Two women sitting on lawn). Image from Photoboard #97

Photo caption reads: Al McDaniels, US Navy, WWI.(Man wearing Navy uniform, leaning against wall of wood building). Image from Photoboard #97

Photo caption reads: Theola Tottingham and Pauline Karkanen. (Two women sitting in grass). Image from Photoboard #97

Photo caption reads: Jack Ailport, George Neff and Ron Dix. (circa 1960s; stand in front of log carrier: stenciled with "Lumberjack model LJ 3-30" and "Anaconda, Bonner, Montana"; men are dwarfed by vehicle). Image from Photoboard #98

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Front row: Bill Roberts, Hank Katlus, Gobel Dishman, George Hakala, Hank Klaus, and Carl Johnson; Center row: Bryan Teague, Bill Beare, Al Thorsheim, Toge Johnson, Ed Berglund, Pete Klaus, Pet Pelletier. Back row: Lynn Chatier, Jeff Space, Carl Johnson, Trig Bergseth, Ole Hallgren, Bill Anderson. (Men in group photo, front row sitting, others standing, wearing suits and ties). Image from Photoboard #98

Photo caption reads: Ray Long, Verner Haaglund, Gordon Teague and Jerry Buckhouse. (Standing inside mill, circa 1960s; some equipment partially visible in background). Image from Photoboard #98

No photo caption. (Photo caption visible at top of photo belongs with different photo. Undated newspaper clipping: “Top recruit– Pfc. James M. Milligan, son of Mr. And Mrs. James Milligan of Bonner, received a plaque naming him outstanding recruit of the “Montana Platoon” at the San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Presenting the award is Capt. Robert G. Whaley, also a Missoula native. The "Montana Platoon" included 22 Missoula men.”) Image from Photoboard #98

No photo caption. (Part of a page from magazine, No. 52 “Percy Thibodeau” West Coast Lumberman. Photo on page, 6 men. Caption: The "Anaconda Copper Mining Co., Lbr. Dept. filing crew. Left to right: Percy Thibodeau, Willis Ross (head filer), Dal Cooper, Roy Duchemin, Carl Raustram, Alber Barta"; subtitle on page: "How the job is done"; beginning of article text: “Mr. Ross gives us the following points, and he does not claim they’re essential but that is the way they do it. The saws are first put on sharpening machine stands and that part to be treated is held in the filing clamp...”) Image from Photoboard #98

Photo caption reads: Left to Right: Magnus Sunde and Gunner Bostrum. (Standing with rifles in country; pine trees and river in background). Image from Photoboard #98

Photo caption reads: Left to right: ?, ?, Dan LeClair. ?, ?, center back). (Dark photo in open car; two men in front seat, three in back). Image from Photoboard #98

No photo caption. (Several dozen men in front of mill building, standing and sitting for picture; cut lumber in front of mill building). Image from Photoboard #98

Photo caption reads: John Johnson (fifth from left in front of bar. (Label at top of photo reading "Gunner Bostrum" is for a different photo; two men behind bar, one wearing an apron; five men in front of bar all pose with drinks in hand at Christmas time). Image from Photoboard #98

Photo caption reads: Norm Jacobson, U.S. Army, and Howard (Tot) Sowre, U.S. Marines, During WW II. Gene Sowre in front. (Two men in uniform standing on walkway; young man kneeling in front of the men all in front of a home in Bonner; snow on the ground). Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: Hank Cadieux and Carl (Swede) Anderson--left to right. U.S. Marines, WW II. (Both men sitting at a table with beers, wearing uniforms). Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: Howard (Tot) Sowre at right. Bill (Basil) Smith, center. U.S. Marines, WWII. (Third man unidentified at left; Standing on lawn, buildings, cars, palm trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: Kenny Lizotte, U.S. Army, WW II. (Portrait showing head and shoulders of man in uniform). Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: Kenny Sowre on the left. CBI Theatre of war, WW II. Gene Sowre on the right. (Head and shoulders portrait of two men in uniform). Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: Howard (Tot) Sowre, U.S. Marines, WW II. Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: Danny Carlson, U.S. Navy, WW II. Picture was taken in the South Pacific. (Jungle and quonset hut in background). Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: Howard (Tot) Sowre during the Korean War. U.S. Marines. (Kneeling at edge of foxhole; big gun). Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Louie and Leo Dufresne, U.S. Navy, WW II. (In uniform; standing on sidewalk in front of log buildings). Image from Photoboard #99

Photo caption reads: The Old Highway 10 bridge just west of Milltown. (View from Milltown side; semi-truck approaching midway across bridge; damage to photo visible in center). Image from Photoboard #100

Photo caption reads: John Karkanen and Ben Soucie coming from the Clearwater Lake, August, 1934. (Stand in front of big tree with a stick holding four fish between them). Image from Photoboard #100

Photo caption reads: Rosa Sutherland's picture of a picnic in the woods at West Riverside with all the Finnish people that lived there around 1916-1917. (Perhaps 100 people; children sit in front on ground; women next on chairs; men stand in two or three rows in back). Image from Photoboard #100

Photo caption reads: Ivan Levesque, Dec., 1938. (Young man stands in woods, hands on hips). Image from Photoboard #100

Photo caption reads: Milltown Post Office and Hemgren's Store, 1930s. (Closeup of front window; sign in window reads "Post Office Milltown, Mont."; cans of vegetables and possibly beans visible through glass). Image from Photoboard #100

Photo caption reads: Eino Karkanen and his father Albert at Clearwater Lake, 1925. (Eino holds bowed stick with seven lunker fish strung up). Image from Photoboard #100

Photo caption reads: Jerry Bush, March, 1939. (Toddler sitting on tricycle in the snow; picket fence in background). Image from Photoboard #100

Photo caption reads: Eino Karkanen and his father Albert. (Hold string of 18 fish). Image from Photoboard #100

No photo caption.(Five men, dress clothes with hats, in woods, with head of 5-point buck between third and fourth man; man on right has cigar in mouth). Image from Photoboard #100

Photo caption reads:Chris Lang, WWII. (Navy uniform; head and shoulders photograph). Image from Photoboard #101

Photo caption reads:Toge Johnson, WWII.(Wearing Army? uniform). Image from Photoboard #101

Photo caption reads:Toge Johnson, WWII. (Wearing Army? uniform; head and shoulders photograph). Image from Photoboard #101

Photo caption reads:Toge Johnson, WWII.(Wearing Army? uniform; standing outdoors). Image from Photoboard #101

Photo caption reads:Harry Peterson, WWII.(Wearing Army? uniform; portrait). Image from Photoboard #101

Photo caption reads:Toge Johnson, WWII.(Army? ; standing in road wearing clothes, possibly mechanics outfit). Image from Photoboard #101

Photo caption reads: Ivan Levesque. (Kneeling on front porch of home with 2 dogs). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: Clara Wrigley. (Studio portrait; photograph has Clara S. Wrigley, "1936" handwritten in lower right corner). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: Mr. Henry Evans. (Man standing behind old car with hands in pockets; wearing a suit and hat; smoking a cigar). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: Don and Germaine Trenary. (Wedding photo). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: Left to Right: Alan Godbout Ivan Levesque. (Two men standing in woods in winter; holding riffles; trees in background; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Henry Evans. (Woman seated in chair; large flower shaped pillow in background). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: Beatrice Nollman, 1st grade teacher. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: The old Bonner School bus. (Girl sitting on fender; old baseball glove hangs on door; door open; another person partially in view as if getting ready to get on the bus). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: Ruth Wagner, 2nd grade teacher. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #102

Photo caption reads: Ivan Levesque, U.S. Navy , World War II. (Standing in front of house). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Buzz Thibodeau and Orv (Honey) Kinonen, World War II, March 16, 1942. (Standing on train steps). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Arnold Olson, World War II. (Standing in front of house). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Frank Bond, U.S. Army, World War II, October 8, 1942. (Standing on sidewalk by street in front of two cars). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Kenneth Lizotte, World War II. (Standing in front of car with open door). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Elden Levesque, U.S. Navy during World War II. (Standing in field in Bonner, wearing Navy uniform). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Ernest Lizotte, U.S. Army Air Corps, World War II, taken at San Antonio, Texas. (Walking down sidewalk; wearing uniform). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Kenny and Gene Sowre, during World War II. (Father and son; in yard). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Ken Kincaid on Hawaii during World War II prior to shipping out to the Solomon Islands and Guadalcanal. He was at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. (Standing outdoors with rifle in hand). Image from Photoboard #103

Photo caption reads: Row 1: 1. George F. Peters? 2. Lucille Speer 3. Lilah Eberle 4. Hilda Nyberg 5. Eunice Morris (Brown). Row 2: 1. Myrtle Rossiter 2. Letty Nelson 3. Hazel Beadle (Karkanen) 4. St. Germaine 5. Susie Fisher 6. Mr. Akin. (Bonner teachers in front of old school). Image from Photoboard #104

Photo caption reads: 8th Grade 1936. Row 1: 1. Irene Ranta 2. Ennola Campbell 3. Evelyn Taggert 4. Jim Evans 5. Madge Root 6. Norman Jacobson 7. Ralph Swarta 8. Gene Kyle 9. Chuck Mace. Row 2: 1. ____ 2. Mary Benum 3. Alice Langas 4. Elsie Benum 5. Annadell Van Holt 6. Betty Krum 7. Wendell Wisherd 8. George Otto. Row 3: 1. Betty Nicola 2. ___ 3. ___ 4. Eldon Levesque 5. Richard Poitras. Row 4: 1. ___ 2. Ray Castonguay. 3. ____ 4. Ivan Levesque. (Students standing on school steps). Image from Photoboard #104

Photo caption reads: No caption. (Class photo with a couple dozen small school children in the first three rows; seven or eights adults in back; "Bible School" written at bottom of photo; "Wallace Dussette" written along bottom of photo ; another name, indecipherable other than "Dr.....," below little girl at far right edge, front row). Image from Photoboard #104

Photo caption reads: 5th, 6th and 7th Grade Students, 1911 (caption below photo). Caption to left of photo: Front Row: 1. ___ 2. Lila Lundy 3. Guy Olson 4. George Cyr 5. Gordon Smith. 6. Alfred Peterson. 2nd Row: 1. Florence Fowler 2. Amy Anderson 3. Bill Lien. 3rd row: 1. Hazel Anderson 2. Hannah Anderson 3. Alice LaForge 4. Ted Benjamin 5. Jim Violette 6. Ed Labbe. 4th Row: 1. ___ 2. ___ 3. Alice Violette 4. Wes Fowler 5. ___ 6. Wayne Petaja 7. Arnold Case. 5th row: 1. Hazel Fowler 2. Margaret Smith 3. Bernice Dodson 4. Hazel Egan 5. Irene Dodson 6. Jennie McGregor 7. ___ 8. ___. 6th Row: 1. ___, (Male teacher standing in 6th row). Image from Photoboard #104

Photo caption reads: Bottom row: 1. Cora Johnson 2. Orvo Kinonen 3. 4. Bobby McKay 5. Emil Petaja 6. Minnie Carlson 7. Elizabeth Johns. 2nd row: 1. Vic Castonguay 2. Basil Smith 3. Rhoda Carlson 4. Jack Moe 5. Toni Kari 6. Theo Anderson 7. Loretta Larson. 3rd row: 1. Emily Halvori 2. Bill Pleasant 3. Marie McCloskey 4. Betty Ross 5. 6. 7. Arthur Lehti (Buck). 4th row: 1. Bud Thibodeau 2. Dorothea Appelquist 3. Onnie Hamma 4. Fritz Kyle 5. Leif Anderson 6. 7. Johnny Harris. 5th row: Dorothy Root 2. Cecil Paris 3. Susie Fisher - Teacher. (Class photo of what could be first graders, probably around 1917, because Buck Lehti was born in 1910 or 1911; image file name changed, original file name was 104_e_d_acc). Image from Photoboard #104

1932. Row 1: Clark Johnson 2. Bill Anderson 3. Arnold Olson 4. Leonard Bergseth 5. Arne Karkanen 6. Conrad Richlie 7. Clifford Hanson. Row 2: 1. Jim Johnson 2. Tyra Hill 3. Mary Milne 4. Olga Ranta 5. Anthony Johns 6. Phil Evans. Row 3: 1. Maybelle Dobrovotny 2. Marie Hills 3. Daisy Taylor 4. Eva Farmer 5. Gudrun Larson. (Class photograph, possibly of 8th graders, on school steps; possibly dressed for a picnic ; some boys in front are clowning). Image from Photoboard #104

Photo caption reads: 2nd Grade 1937-38. Mrs. Wagner. (Students in classroom at desks; small piano in foreground at front of classroom; handwriting, much of it illegible, with first names pointing to several of the 21 students; names include John, Walter (Hook?), Dick, Jim, Nan, Norm, Billie, Roy, Yora....) Image from Photoboard #104

Photo caption reads: 8th grade 1951. Painting the "B" on the last day of school. Left to right: Lyn Welty, Willard Rucks, Eugene White, Edward Tilzey. (Original caption had 1950 - a "1" is inked in red over the "0"; view from above the "B" on Bonner Mountain looking down on the boys; Kelly Pine Field, highway, and mill yard in background in valley). Image from Photoboard #104

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Richard Nimocks, John Spaulding, Manfred Koczur, Elaine Anderson, Jamie Taggart. (Students probably, 5th or 6th grade, in science class; Elaine and Jamie holding pots of plants; one poster above Richard's and John's heads is titled "Rocks. Igneous"; poster behind Manfred's head is titled "Saprophytes"). Image from Photoboard #104

Photo caption reads: High water at the Bonner Mill, May, 1948. (Railroad tracks along river almost at water level; logs and other debris visible in water). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: Pat Thibodeau, U.S. Navy, World War II. (Studio portrait; Navy uniform includes Seabees patch on upper left arm). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: High water at The Bonner Mill Dam, May 1948. (Photo shows water breaching the dam). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: Eddie Joseph Therriault, age 8, 1919. He went to the Bonner School during his first and second grades. (Studio photo, black stripes down both sides, blocking out other people in photo). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: Arne Karkanen is the blur at the left. The boat he was on sank and he had to jump for his life to the debris at the Bonner Mill Dam, May 1948. (Two men in river; Arne’s just landing, another man with back turned stands on bar above debris; logs visible piled up on shore). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: George and Lovetta Cummings - George was once the janitor of Bonner School. (Couple standing on lawn in front of garages). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: Right to left. Eddie, Allan, Ruth, and JoAnn Therriault, 1947. (Studio portrait of family). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: Ruth Ann Cummings, in the 8th grade school room at the Bonner School, 1933. (Girl standing inside school classroom; leaning on desk; Christmas picture hangs from blackboard; clock visible in upper left of photo). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: Ray Hintz’s picture of the St. Regis School, 1911. Ray is 6th from the left, In the back row, and Clifford is 7th from the left. (Class photo; 24 students, 3 teacher/administrator types; almost all boys wear hats; first boy in second row appears to have his baseball cap on backward). Image from Photoboard #105

Photo caption reads: Julis Sowre, Tot Sowre, Kenneth Sowre. (Julius stands with boys beside car; boys are wearing matching sweaters and hats). Image from Photoboard #106

No photo caption: (Studio portrait of an unidentified woman and man). Image from Photoboard #106

Photo caption reads: Sam Poitras. (Two men standing in blacksmith's shop; Sam is leaning with foot up on anvil; many tools visible in shop). Image from Photoboard #106

Photo caption reads: Mabel Jacobson Sowre, Ken Sowre, Tot Sowre. (Mom standing on porch steps with very small boys on tricycles in front of steps). Image from Photoboard #106

Photo caption reads: Rev. John J. Connolly. St. Ann's Church. (Stands with two autos and rectory of church in background). Image from Photoboard #106

Photo caption reads: Berty Kyle, Mike Simmon. (Bert's face mostly hidden behind carton of Chesterfields; both men are standing in front of Mel's Midway Bar in Milltown). Image from Photoboard #106

Photo caption reads: Nils Hallgren, Carl Berglund. (Young boys wearing snowsuits; standing in snow across from mill). Image from Photoboard #106

Photo caption reads: Buzz Thibodeau. (A young boy stands holding toy rifle; wooden "Coaster Wagon" that holds six puppies in front of boy; white picket fence behind). Image from Photoboard #106

Photo caption reads: At Harper's Lake. Jennie Anderson Herndon, ??, Julius Sowre. (Julies squats with bucket beside young girl (Jennie) and boy, who each hold up bottle; wall tent and three autos in background). Image from Photoboard #106

Photo caption reads: Chris Lang, WWII. (Close-up photo of man in Navy uniform standing in yard in front of house; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #107

Photo caption reads: Toge Johnson’s picture of a Japanese Mitsubishi bomber of the Japanese surrender mission, 1945. (Photo of Japanese World War II airplane; sitting on the ground). Image from Photoboard #107

Photo caption reads: Lt. Erling Jacobson, Bonner Lutheran Pastor, On leave as Navy Chaplain, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, WWII. (Man in uniform sitting in jeep; holding hat in hand). Image from Photoboard #107

Photo caption reads: Chris Lang’s ship, USS St. George, a seaplane tender, WWII. (Photo of ship anchored offshore). Image from Photoboard #107

Photo caption reads: Chris Lang’s certificate from the commissioning of the USS St. George, July, 1944. (Certificate reads “This is to certify that the above holder is entitled to one plank in the seaplane deck, having been a member of the ship’s company at the commissioning of the USS St. George, Tacoma, Washington, July 24, 1944”). Image from Photoboard #107

Photo caption reads: Ada Lalonde Richlie. (Studio portraits of woman wearing glasses and a heart shaped pendant). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: Patrick LaVoie was driving grader when it broke through the bridge, circa 1920. (Grader on broken bridge; no person visible in picture). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: Charles Kennedy. Left to Right: Dorothy Gosden, Marjorie Rooney, Annie Losteson, Hazel Fowler. (Girls stand around sitting boy). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: Alice Violette, Dorothy Gosden. (Young women posing for photo in front of building; women have arms around each other). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: Left to Right: Emily Halvari, Gerda Carlson, Thyra Carlson. (Three young girls standing with a calf; calf head visible between Gerda and Thyra). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: Aino Petaja. WWI 1918 48th Company, 20th Engineers #846386. Born Oct. 8, 1891. Died Aug. 13, 1919. (Photo of man in military uniform). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: John Petaja. Born Finland Dec. 16, 1867. Died Dec. 8, 1919. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: Eino Karkanen. (Squatting down with fishing gear spread out on river bank). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: Mary Lerch Duchemin, Alice Violette, Edna Labbe Motley, Hanna Anderson. (Teen girls climb up on bridge; one wooden bridge support visible and trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #108

Photo caption reads: Tillie Nelson's home in Milltown. (Front of house; rocking chair visible on covered porch; shrubbery around house). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: An early view of the Milltown Dam. (Low-angle aerial view of dam and powerhouse). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: A Sunday picnic at the old park near the Milltown Dam. (Three men run in park while woman looks on). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Margaret, Eny, Larry and Eino (Frank) Heikkela. Frank grew up in Milltown and became a colonel in World War II, and later, a general. (Family posed in living room; two dogs on chair with Margaret). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Gust Johnson, Carl (Cully) Johnson, Fred Johnson, Freida (Johnson) Kort. (Studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Clifford "Soup" Jacobson, Francis Kyle, George Petaja, Fritz Kyle. (Stand on tracks; snow on ground; mountains in background). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Picture was taken in front of the Swanson Store in West Riverside. 2nd row - 2d from left - Mrs. Wensten. 3d row - Elmer and Sigrid Pearson __, __, Emma Sampson and Esther, Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mr. Matson of Piltzville and daughter, Ole Staff. 2d from right, 3d row - Fred and Betty Johnson. Front row-extreme right, John Sampson. Back row - Gust Johnson, __, __, __, __, Mrs. Matson, Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson, __, Mrs. Ole Flerson. (Last name in list (Flerson?) smudged and barely readable; large group of people seated and standing in front of store; handwritten on the photo: "Dad" with arrow from John Sampson's picture and "Mother Esther" with arrow from Esther's picture). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Eva Thibodeau, Vivian Danielson, Helen Violette, __, __, Bernadine Hanson. (Six girls of varying ages pose casually on bench; four wearing dresses; two wearing bib overalls). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: Left to right: (back row) Fido, Andrew Johnson, Anna Bergseth Olson, Dave Belmont, __, __, Sigrid Pearson, Elmer Pearson, Ed Johnson, __, Mrs. __ Swanson, John Swanson, Ole Staff. Front row: __, Mr. Winston, Mrs. Winston, __Emma Sampson, Esther Sampson, Mrs. Andrew Johnson, __, __, __, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson? (Group of people with one dog in park; children not identified; trees in background). Image from Photoboard #109

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Albert Anderson (Little Albert), Adolph Gunderson, Tillie Nelson, Tom Edlund, Esther Sampson, Oscar Olson. (Adults standing outside in the snow; wearing coats and hats; Woody Mountain visible in background). Image from Photoboard #110

Photo caption reads: Back row: Catherine Albert, Mrs. Mamie Bellefleur, Julie Thibodeau. Front Row: Mr. Michaud, Mamie Bellefleur, Hubald Doucette. (Studio portrait; three women wearing fancy hats; standing behind three men). Image from Photoboard #110

Photo caption reads: Back row: Werner Anderson, Nels Dahlberg, Algot Nelson, Adolph Gunderson. Front Row: Oscar Werner, Betty Peterson, Hjelmer Johnson, Dolores Peterson (near Nelson residence). (Group of adults pose in yard; Woody Mountain and Milltown log yard visible in background). Image from Photoboard #110

Photo caption reads: Back row: Elsie Hallgren, Ole Hallgren, “Boots” Larson, Eric Erickson, Ellis Anderson. Front Row: Carl Hedlund, __, Nels Dahlberg, Eric Ranstrom and Edith Ranstrom. (Edith, Eric’s young daughter, sits in front center; all other people in photo are adults; front row is sitting or kneeling; back row is standing in front of house and picket fence). Image from Photoboard #110

No photo caption. (Twelve young children and eight mothers stand for group photo; Woody Mountain and homes in Milltown visible in background). Image from Photoboard #110

No photo caption. ( “Our Savior’s Lutheran Congregation. Rev. E.R. Jacobson – 1940" is handwritten across bottom of photo; 50 to 60 people on front steps of church; open doors, small sign on concrete base of church reads 1932; the “Our” in Our Savior’s Lutheran atop doors is handwritten on photo). Image from Photoboard #110

Photo caption reads: Back row: Laura Thibodeau, Hattie Beaulieu, Pete Soucie, Delphine Doucette, Madline Thibodeau, Della Godbout (sp. Corrected), Madeline Beaulieu. Center row: Bertha Thiobdeau, Mrs. Jo Ouilette, Mrs. Vital Cyr, Susan Beaulieu. Front row: Andrew Doucette, Edward Beaulieu, Grace LeClaire. (Group photo; four children sit in front; ladies sit and stand in next two rows, with two children perched in middle row; not everyone in the photo is identified). Image from Photoboard #110

Photo caption reads: Front row: Frank Lockwood, Harvey Hanson, Austin Crumb, Bernadine Hanson, Doris Castonguay, Ida Mattson. 2nd row: Clarence Haaglund, Oliver Kinonen, Norman Jacobson, Robert Rees, __ , Aileen Lehti, Elsie Swanson, Elmi Erkkila. 3rd row: Bryan Teague, Andrew Doucette, Corrine Daigle, Martha Hamma, Aafja deWit, Eunice Morris Brown. 4th row: Melvin Madson (Mattson), Norman Sloan, Carl Hanson, Ella Falligan. 5th row, Curtis Lafray, Yalmer Anderson, Tryg Bergseth, Muriel Rossiter (window). (Somber class photo; students are gathered on front steps of school; Muriel Rossiter inside building looking out window). Image from Photoboard #110

Photo caption reads: Left to right names undated ___, ___, Joe Moderie. (Seven people standing at edge of wooded area; service man in middle; others appear to be his family, including two small girls, an older couple, a teenager and a woman). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Arnold, Ingebord, Thorvald and Paul Mickelson during WWII. (Four people in group photo on lawn in front of pine tree; house partially visible in background; one man in military uniform). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Leonard and Thelma (Sandberg) Bergset at their wedding. Walter Hook and Bessie Sandberg. (Four adults; standing between two pillars with curtains in background; men are wearing suits and women are wearing dresses; everyone is wearing a corsage). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Arnold Mickelson on Leyte Island in the Philippines during WWII, U.S. Army. (Sitting on tree stump; no shirt ; palm trees and shacks visible in background). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Sammy (Joe, Jr.) Bouchard, second from left, on Guam during WWII, U.S. Navy. (Five men with no shirts sitting in and standing around a jeep; trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Arnold Mickelson, U.S. Army, WWII. (Portrait; man wearing military uniform). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Norman Jacobson and Zeph Space, U.S. Army, during WWII - Names read from left to right. (Two men wearing military uniforms standing on Blackfoot trestle; logs in river visible; mountains in background). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Arnold Mickelson, U.S. Army, WWII, on the right, in the South Pacific. (Two men crouched on beach; wearing military uniforms). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Bob Sowre and Howard (Tot) Sowre, U.S. Marines, taken during WWII. (Both men standing on wooden walkway in front of home; Howard is wearing a military uniform). Image from Photoboard #111

Photo caption reads: Lucien, Armand, Anna Paul, Louise Dufresne. July 24, 1916. (Studio portrait of young adults in formal clothing; women have flowers in their hair and are holding flowers). Image from Photoboard #112

Photo caption reads: Pele, Tom, Gilbert Demmons. (Three men stand in front of wooden fence). Image from Photoboard #112

Photo caption reads: Birthday party for Mrs. Charles Rose (age 89). June 7, 1933, Milltown. Mrs. Rene Levesque, Center row at right. Do you recognize others in this picture? Seated, lower right, Mrs. Vital Cyr. (A group of people gathered in front of and on the front porch of a home). Image from Photoboard #112

Photo caption reads: Louie and Leo Dufresne, Left to right. Hank Cadieux’s 1933 Plymouth. They were on an outing to Burnt Fork Lake, Bitterroot Valley. (Both men are leaning on a vintage two-seater pickup; men carrying backpacks, sleeping bags, etc.) Image from Photoboard #112

Photo caption reads: Louis and Mary Cadieux. (Elderly couple standing yard in front of wooden fencing). Image from Photoboard #112

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Rene Levesque, Allen Godbout, Ivan Levesque. March 16, 1946. (Allen in Navy uniform, others with hands on his shoulders; standing in vicinity of old Riverside Park). Image from Photoboard #112

Photo caption reads: Betty Nicola Pearson. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #113

Photo caption reads: Rita Thibodeau Lavoie. (Standing behind a wooden chair; has hands resting on the back of the chair). Image from Photoboard #113

Photo caption reads: Anadell Van Holt. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #113

Photo caption reads: Annie Tostenson. (Standing in open field). Image from Photoboard #113

Photo caption reads: Wayne Petaja and Tom Moro. (Men standing in open field; water visible in background). Image from Photoboard #113

No photo caption: (Man in woods, squatting with toddler). Image from Photoboard #113

Photo caption reads: Renee Levesque. (Head photo of Renee taken when he was a young boy). Image from Photoboard #113

Photo caption reads: Bill Petaja and Francis Hanson, Simi's son. (Small boy standing in front of adult; both are standing in the snow in front of picket fence and house). Image from Photoboard #113

Photo caption reads: James V. Adair. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #113

Photo caption reads: Marion Evans, U.S. Army, WW II. (Studio portrait of man wearing military uniform). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Leif Anderson, while serving as a technical representative for the Boeing Aircraft Company in India during World War II. (Army hat, shorts, no shoes or shirt; standing in front of building with thatched roof; other buildings visible in background). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Alan Godbout, U.S. Navy, World War II. (Studio portrait of man wearing navy uniform). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Jim Evans, Jenette Evans, and wedding during World War II. Ivan Levesque was best man and Helen Keller was maid of honor. (Wedding photo; women are wearing nice dresses, fancy hats and corsages; one man is in uniform and the other is in a suit). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Marion Evans, U.S. Army, World War II. July, 1942. (Man in military uniform; standing with hands in pockets and foot up on pack; roadway and trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Phil Evans, U.S. Army Air Corps, World War II, South Pacific, standing next to a Lockheed P-38 fighter. (Wearing shorts, cowboy boots, no shirt; leaning against plane; shadow of another person visible in foreground of photo). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Phil Evans, U.S. Army Air Corps, WWII. (Portrait of man in military uniform). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Phil Evans, on the right, World War II, South Pacific. (Two men standing in front of canvas tent; wearing fighter pilot jackets and holding bottles of alcohol). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Jim Evans, U.S. Army, WWII. (Portrait of man in army uniform). Image from Photoboard #114

Photo caption reads: Ralph Swartz, summer of 1939. Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: A sailboat on the reservoir behind the Milltown Dam. Late 1930s. Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: Lynn Chartier (Sharkey) during the summer of 1940. Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: Arne, Irene, and Olga Ranta. Arne had a nickname "Sandy.” (Three young children on a porch ; handwritten "Sandy" on photo with arrow pointing to Arne). Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: Leo Dufresne and dog Spot. (By river). Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: Dick "Murf" Bush. August 19, 1937. (Kneeling on porch with fishing equipment; image file name changed, original filename was 116_f_d_acc). Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: Ivan and Eldon Levesque, late 1930s. (Handwritten on photo "That grouse at last! Riddle - Who shot it?"; two men with rifles in woods with grouse in Eldon's hand). Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. 2. Arnold Olson. 3. Eldon Levesque 4. Thorval Mikelson. Picture taken by Walter Hook, late 1930's near Milltown. (Four men working). Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: Harold Dandro, June 1938. Later killed in action in the South Pacific with the Marine Corps. (Swinging baseball bat; handwritten caption "strike”; in Bonner). Image from Photoboard #116

Photo caption reads: Marvin Troutwine, U.S. Navy, World War II. Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Stanley Fontaine, during the Viet Nam War period, U.S. Army. He is standing at the far right in the front row. (Stanley with glasses; 56 soldiers in five rows; board held by one man in front row reads "Company A. Third Platoon. .... March 1967, Fort Lewis, Wash. ... Lt. Col. O'Dea..."; other officers listed below O'Dea on sign); flag on left side of photo says "2 TNG BDE, A 2" and has crossed rifles on it.) Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Jean Akin Stempke.(Studio portrait, head and shoulders). Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Curtis Lafray at the family home in the Blackfoot north of Bonner during World War II. (Wearing an Army uniform). Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Curtis Lafray during World War II. (On bicycle in front of barracks; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Edmond Fontaine, U.S. Army, during World War II. Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Stanley Fontaine, during the Viet Nam War Period, U.S. Army. (Wearing glasses; head and shoulders portrait). Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Bonner School class of 1949. 1. Wesley (?) George. 2. Miss Hazel Splann(?) 4. 5. Denny Ruana (handwritten: Don Trenary behind him) 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Richard Graven. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Harry Petroff. (Caption on yellow notepad paper; Miss Hazell Splann may be Mrs. Turmell later?). Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Edmond Fontaine, U.S. Army during World War II. Image from Photoboard #117

Photo caption reads: Hank Cadieux, while with the U.S. Marines during World War II. He is third from the right, and the picture taken at Kinston, N.C., in 1945. This is V.M.D. 954 of the U.S. Marines. (Several servicemen in uniform stand in front of trucks on pavement). Image from Photoboard #118

Photo caption reads: Alan Godbout, U.S. Navy WWII and Ann Levesque. Image from Photoboard #118

Photo caption reads: Jim Evans, U.S. Army WWII. (Leaning on Army truck). Image from Photoboard #118

Photo caption reads: Bob Barta, U.S. Navy World War II. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #118

Photo caption reads: Jim Evans, U.S. Army, WWII. (Soldiers in combat; sitting on hillside). Image from Photoboard #118

Photo caption reads: Jim Evans, U.S. Army World War II. (Wearing uniform; standing outdoors). Image from Photoboard #118

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Leif Anderson and Ernie Lizotte meet on Saipan during World War II. Ernie was with the Army Air Corps and Leif was the technical representative for the Boeing Aircraft Company. Image from Photoboard #118

No photo caption. (Lone woman; wearing long skirt and old-fashioned hat; standing on logging road). Image from Photoboard #118

Photo caption reads: Experimental flying boat built by Boeing Company at the time that Leif Erickson worked as a technical representative for the company in the states and in the South Pacific. (Plane is flying over a forest). Image from Photoboard #118

Photo caption reads: Left to Right: Billy Kattelus, Stanley Wold, Gene Sowre, Bob Lerch. (Four men standing outdoors next to a brick building; snow on the ground). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: Front row 1. ____2.____ Castonguay. 3.____ Boileau. Back row 1. Uno Kolpa 2. Art (Buck) Lehti. 3. Charles Garvi. 4.____ 5.____ . (Eight young boys; back row standing; front row sitting or kneeling; in front of a building). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: Klaas deWit, Cornelis deWit, Sr., Cornelis deWit, Jr., Peter deWit. (Standing outside a building; all are wearing hats and coats; snow on the ground; icicles hanging on side of building; trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Klaas deWit, Aafje deWit Demmons, Petronella (Nellie) deWit Hills, Cornelius deWit. (Four kids standing outside in snow; all are wearing coats; boys are wearing hats; mountainside and trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Jack Elliot 2. Tommy Nelson 3. Mike Simons 4. Yalmar Niskenen 5. Bert Kyle. (Five men standing in front of a building). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: World War II – European Theatre of operations. Paul Halttunen kneeling in center, front row. Paul was a gunner on this B-17G model called the "Liberty Bell." Picture was taken in England around 1945. Paul was a member of a heavy bombardment group with the 8th Air Force. (Group of men in military uniform; kneeling beside a plane; man in center is pointing to a book which is spread out on the ground; only a portion of the plane is visible int he photo). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Peter deWit, Klaas deWit, Aafje deWit Demmons, Nellie deWit Hills, Cornelius deWit. (Group is standing outside a cabin at Seeley Lake). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: Front row 1. Donna (Demmons) Karr 2. Gertrude deWit 3. Grace Marie (deWit) Elliott 4. Mary Akerson 5. Alice Darrow 6. Mabel Johnson. Back row: 1. Aafje (deWit) Demmons 2. Edna Peers 3. Mabel Koford 4. Francis Hintz 5, Alvina Hazelhurst 6. Ethle Hlvari 7. Thelma Hazelhurst 8. Sally Walker 9. Jennie Lang 10. Dorothy Petaja. (Group photo taken outdoors; buildings, hillside and trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Mr. Harry Smith, Mr. Frank Farmer, Mrs. Florence Smith, Mrs. Frank Farmer. (Two older couples standing inside a home; paintings visible in background on walls). Image from Photoboard #119

Photo caption reads: Wilbur Lehman in Milltown. (Boy standing on a rock in open area among houses in Milltown; he is wearing a tie and holding a hat in his left hand). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: Early day Milltown-Bonner picture. Woman undated. Additional caption reads: Annie Fowler of Bonner? Taken between 1900-1910. (Note the name Fowler is crossed out and "Tostenson– Dad was school janitor" is handwritten on caption label; Annie is wearing a hat, gloves, and a dress with a gun holster on her hip and is swinging lasso; picket fence and flowers in background). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: Left to Right: Thorvald and Arnold Mickelson along the banks of the Blackfoot River. (Two boys sitting on a large rock next to the Blackfoot River). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: Florence McCloskey in the background. John McCloskey, Bernice McCloskey and Ed McCloskey. (Woman holds small baby; two young children stand to her left; Outside wall of a building is visible in background). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: Virginia Niemi; Lizotte is handwritten under Niemi. (Studio portrait of woman). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: Picture taken in Bonner during the early 1900's. Identity of individuals not known. "B.S. Brown--Raised in Canada; Hazel Fowler; Smith (Dad was sawfiler)" was handwritten on the caption label. (Man and two women standing on walkway with a stroller; wooden fence and buildings visible on either side; unidentified man walking across street in background). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: Two women on log jam north of Bonner. (Two women in long dresses and hats; sitting and standing on logs; the river is barely visible in the background). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Back row -- Irma and Virginia. Front row -- Charlie, Mildred and Ida Niemi. (Family portrait; Parents are Charlie, and Ida). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: The old Atlantic Bar. It was located just south of present day Harold's Club. (Two men standing in front of doors. five others sitting on bench in front of window; "The Atlantic Bar" painted on the window). Image from Photoboard #120

Photo caption reads: Left to Right 1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____ (Three men holding fish; two of them in boat on trailer behind a pickup and one standing on the ground leaning against the boat). Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: Picnic In the Blackfoot. Left to right 1.____ 2.____ 3.____ 4. ____ 5. Marian Rooney 6.____ 7.____ 8.____ 9.____ 10, Virginia Rooney 11. Genevieve McClellan 12. John McClellan 13. Alma Rooney 14.____ 15.____ 16. Carl Rooney. (Sixteen people standing outdoors; cases of Coca-Cola bottles on picnic table in foreground; trees in background). Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: 1. ____ 2.____. (Two men, sitting on bench; one has arm around the other's shoulders ; both have legs crossed ; trees in background). Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: Left to Right: Front Row - 1. Virginia Rooney 2. Ruby Petroff 3. Lorraine Pine 4. Nina Petroff 5. Janet Petroff. Back Row: 1. Nanette Newport 2. Mary Barta. 3. Irene Petroff 4. Beverly Pine 5. Marjorie Sinnott. (Group of children on porch steps in front of building). Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: George T. Boileau. Born at Lothrop, Montana Sept. 1912 and Died at Riverton, Washington Feb. 25, 1965 (Photocopy of front and back of George's funeral announcement; his picture in bishop's vestments on right; announcement on left reads, in part, "In Memory of The Most Reverend George T. Boileau, S.J. Titular Bishop of Ausuccura, Coadjutor to the Bishop of Fairbanks. Born at Lothrope, Montana, September 10, 1912. Entered the Society of Jesus at Sheridan, Oregon, September 5, 1936. Ordained priest at San Francisco, California, June 13, 1948; Consecrated Bishop of Glenallen, Alaska, July 31, 1964. Died at Riverton, Washington February 25, 1965 ... Pontifical Mass of Requiem 10:30 A.M. March 2, 1965. Cathedral of St. James, Seattle Washington. Pontifical Mass of Requiem March 4, 1956, Pro-Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Fairbanks, Alaska. Interment: Fairbanks, Alaska ...") Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Donald Rooney 2.____ 3.____ 4.____ 5. Virginia Rooney 6.____ 7.____ 8.____ 9.____ 10.____ 11.____ 12.____ 13.____ 14.____. (Fourteen children in white dresses and shirts outside church under lilac bush; most are unidentified). Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: Frank Demmons, Milwaukee Railroad Engineer. (Close-up view of man in wool coat; wearing hat, tie, and glasses; unidentified building partly visible in background). Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: Members of the Bonner School staff - 1943. Left to right: Erma Gehrke, Margaret Strong, Ella Falligan, and Principal Bill Akin. (Group is standing at steps of school, camera looking north up Blackfoot; pine trees and Kelly Pine field grandstands in background). Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: Looking west from inside the Margaret Hotel in Bonner. (View of lawn; park, trees below). Image from Photoboard #121

Photo caption reads: An early day picnic in the Blackfoot. People were from the Bonner-Milltown Area. Taken in 1928... On separate caption: Baron Jacobson, Norman Jacobson, Collie Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Hazel Johnson." (People standing next to a line of four cars; wooden fence and trees in background). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Back row: Leonard McKay, Bob McKay, John McClosky, Jr., Francis McKay. Front Row: John McClosky, Sr., John McKay. (Boys and men in woods; Leonard and Bob wearing sailor hats; Francis salutes). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Jack Anderson. (Man standing next to rear fender of in front of old-time car; trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Unidentified woman from picture taken in the Bonner-Milltown area around 1900-1910. (Separate caption: "Hazel Fowler of Bonner? Taken between 1900-1910. (Lady stands holding lariat, with medallion around neck; wearing a hat and dress). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Lawrence and Norvald Ulvested twins of Bonner. Picture was taken around 1907. (Lawrence is sitting in front of two suitcases on a large wheelbarrow while Norvald pushes it through the snow). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Roland P. Fontaine, Edmond Fontaine. (Men examine a large tire at a mill home garage in Bonner; shadow of unidentified person in foreground of photo). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Fred Gervis, Baptiste Godbout, Della Godbout, Adolph Gunderson, Myrtle Gunderson, Florecne Gervis, Tommy Fouchet. (Names written at top; cut off on both sides; at bottom of photo "Tom Fouchet" written; adults sitting on porch of cabin; Adolph with arms around Della and Myrtle). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Left to right Ted, Dorothea and Helma Applequist. (All are sitting on a large log in front of cabin). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Joe Jacobson, Carl (Collie) Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Mabel Sowre, Julius Jacobson, Emma Jacobson, Hazel Jacobson, Barron (Dudum) Jacobson, Tot and Kenneth Sowre. Taken at Lake Alva. (Young adults sit on stumps or stand around in front of cabin with lake in background). Image from Photoboard #122

Photo caption reads: Lt. Cmdr. Mike Bouchard’s name on the Viet-Nam Memorial In Washington, D.C. Mike was a Navy pilot, had lived in Bonner, and graduated from the Bonner School in 1952. (Red dot in middle of photo next to Michael’s name among many others on memorial). Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Joseph A. Bouchard, Cpl. U.S. Army, 1919. Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Joe Bouchard, Missoula’s first motorcycle cop, 1920. (Photocopy of photograph; Joe on motorcycle in front of tar paper shacks; handwritten across white bottom margin: “Missoula, Montana” and “August 1920.") Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: LCDR. Mike Bouchard, U.S. Navy. Shot down Laos, 20 Dec. 1968 M.I.A. (Official Navy photograph; matted; hole in photo near left shoulder; manila paper attachment in lower left corner shows school photo of Mike with typewritten words to the left of photo: “Lieutenant Commander Mike Bouchard, shown at the time of his graduation from the Bonner School in 1952. He lived in Bonner. Mike was declared missing in action in December, 1968. At that time he was flying an A-6E aircraft on a strike mission in Southeast Asia.”) Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Joe Bouchard, Col. Charles Lindberg, W.C. Lubrecht. A.C.M. party for “Lindy” – 1927 – Lindbergh Lake. (Reproduction of old newspaper photo?; Joe leans on front fender of car; W.C. only half-visible on right; Lindbergh stands in middle looking down with hands in pockets). Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Pat Bouchard, Cdr. Joe Bouchard, Maj. Sandy Bouchard. First award Cdr. Mike Bouchard Citizenship Trophy, 1975, Judy Buchanan. (Judy, an 8th grader, holds trophy in front in the Bonner School gym; Pat holds larger trophy with title of award inscribed). Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Cdr. Joseph S. Bouchard. Cdr. Joseph F. Bouchard. U.S.S. Oldendorft — DD972. Change of command - April 1993. (Father and son in full dress Naval uniforms, holding white gloves; Joseph S. with cane in right hand). Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Row 1 L-R: Daisy Harris, Arthur Bush, Ann Levesque, Drucie Hazelhurst, Frances Mudnolan, Norma Tucker, Lillian Montelius, Delores Welty, Fred Lerch. Row 2 L-R: Gene Pleasant, Ila Peers, Luke Harris, Donald Teague, Pat Bouchard, Wally Otterson, Don LaForge, Dick Labbe. Row 3 L-R: Bill Harris, ---, -----, Alice Fechner, Charles Swartz, Bill Johnson. (Class photo, undated; Francis Mudnolan holds “1st” sign in front; front steps of old wooden schoolhouse). Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Row 1 L-R: Delores Welty, Lillian Montelius, Wilma Laws, Ann Levesque, Dorothy Kirk. Row 2 L-R: Donna LaForge, Esther Bush, Drucie Hazelhurst, Bob Sowre, Marian Kolppa, Junior Morgan, Mary Ella Lyons, Ilah Peers, Alice Fechner. Row 3 L-R: Bob McNally, Gene Pleasant, Eugene Hazelhurst, Richard Kurtz, Gail Smith, Arthur Bush, Harry Koski. Row 4 L-R: Pat Bouchard, Wally Otterson, Donald Teague, Junior Armstrong, Bill Harris. (Smaller than usual class photograph; probably second or third grade; no sign or date; steps of old schoolhouse in Bonner). Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Joe Bouchard, John (Sandy Bouchard. USAF Academy 1961. 2nd Lt. John Bouchard. basic jet training 1964. (Two photographs side by side, matted on blue; in left-hand photograph, Joe and Sandy stand in yard in Bonner?; in right-hand photograph, John has one foot on Air Force jet). Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Cynthia “Toots” Bouchard and Sam. Bonner 1927. (Sam, a baby, in winter clothing; Toots holds Sam upright and looks down at him, not at camera; picket fence, mill wood piles; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #123

Photo caption reads: Elsie Quilette. (Studio portrait of young girl; wearing a dress and a ribbon in her hair; sitting in a tree). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: Freida LeBert. (Studio portrait of a woman; holding a bunch of flowers in her lap). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: George Edgar LeBert (Mildred Egan's cousin). (Photo is of a toddler standing on studio chair). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Julius Sowre, Tot Sowre, Kenny Sowre. (Julius, the father; and both boys next to a large post; all wearing identical suits and hats; a partial view of a building is visible in the background). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: Myla Secrist at the former Nearman home in Piltzville. (Toddler standing on grass in front of home; picket fence visible in background; partial view of brick porch visible in background). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Ken Sowre, Norman Jacobson (Numie), Tot Sowre. (The three are standing next to an old-time car with the driver side door open). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: Myla Secrist. (Standing next to a building). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: Freda Mattson. (Standing on the lawn next to a sidewalk and steps leading up to a home; other homes and a fence visible in background). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: Mildred Egan. (Snow on grass). Image from Photoboard #124

Photo caption reads: Jim Evans, U.S. Army, WW II. (Man in uniform is standing in partially open doorway). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: An experimental Boeing flying boat during World War II At the time Leif Anderson was serving as a technical representative for the company, both stateside and in the South Pacific. (Flying boat is pictured in the water; a power boat with a line attached from it to the plane is on the left edge of the photo; tree covered shoreline is visible in background). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: Phil Evans, U.S. Army, WWII. (Man in uniform standing in roadway; buildings of the base and two other military personnel are visible in background). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: Bill Bush, U.S. Marine Corps WW II. (Portrait of Marine in dress uniform; medals on uniform). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: Bob Bond, age 17, U.S. Navy, WW II. (Man in Naval uniform stands in yard in front of dirt pile and house; shadow of unidentified person visible in foreground). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: Shelby Bond, from Piltzville, U.S. Navy, 1951, Korean War. (Portrait of man in Naval uniform). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: Leif Anderson, Boeing technical representative, Tinian, WWII. (Man in summer uniform; shorts and short-sleeved shirt; standing in front of metal building). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: First Sgt. Walter Bush, U.S. Air Force, receiving special award from his commanding officer. Walter made the Air Force his career. (Two men in uniform; shaking hands and holding an award). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: Bob Bond and Armida Bond, 1972. Bob enlisted in the U.S. Navy from Piltzville in 1942 and went on to retire in California after a lengthy Naval career. (Studio portrait of man and wife; man is wearing a full dress uniform). Image from Photoboard #125

Photo caption reads: Carl Rooney. (Man sitting in wooden chair outside holding a framed piece of artwork in his lap; grass visible in foreground and house visible in background of picture). Image from Photoboard #126

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Alice and Alma LaForge. (Women wearing pantaloons and ties; standing on sidewalk, back fender of old car visible; Bonner homes and picket fence in background). Image from Photoboard #126

Photo caption reads: Florence Fowler. (Standing with another young woman on railroad tracks; trees in background). Image from Photoboard #126

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Carl Rooney, Bob Rooney, Mrs. Rooney, Bill Rooney, Harry Rooney. (Group is standing in what could be Mill Park near Margaret Hotel). Image from Photoboard #126

Photo caption reads: Dolly (Raymer) Doucette. (Standing outside next to a small tree; hillside visible in background). Image from Photoboard #126

Photo caption reads: 1927 Chevy. (Man visible behind wheel; sitting in car parked in roadway in front of Bonner homes). Image from Photoboard #126

No photo caption: (Steve Doucette is holding baby Monk in his arms; standing in lawn in front of picket fence and homes; shadow of undated person is visible in foreground). Image from Photoboard #126

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Fanny Bell Rooney 2. Mrs. Troy Shannon - Gladys Shannon's mother. (Two women wearing long coats; standing on front porch of a home; porch swing is partially visible). Image from Photoboard #126

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Alice LaForge 2. Dolly (Raymer) Doucette. (Young girls wearing dresses and standing outside in the snow). Image from Photoboard #126

No photo caption: (Old school, Catholic Church, Lutheran Church; label reading "162" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. H.O. Svare (Portrait; label reading "164" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

No photo caption: (Inside Lutheran church, decorated for Christmas. U.S. and Norwegian flags, Norwegian phrase on ceiling "____ fraa Jorden!" Two men stand near altar; label with number "163" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. E.B. Austvold. (Portrait; label with number "165" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. O.L. Grefthen. (Portrait; label with number "166" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. E.C. Haavik (Portrait; label with number "167" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. O.B. Tufte. (Portrait; label with number "168" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. Theo. Aaberg. (Portrait; Label with number "169" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. A.O. Hjemboe. (Portrait; label with number "170" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. O.M. Grimsby. (Portrait; Label with number "171" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. Erling R. Jacobson. (Portrait; label with number "172" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Rev. A. Gerald Dyste. (Portrait; label with number "173" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: Bennett O. Opdahl, Pastor 1949-1953. (Portrait; label with number "174" in upper left corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #127

No photo caption: (Portrait; Pastor C.O. Anderson; label in upper left corner of photo reads "175"). Image from Photoboard #127

No photo caption: (Steeple being removed from Our Savior's Lutheran Church; crane holding steeple; one man on roof; three men on ground; ladder leaning up against side of church). Image from Photoboard #127

Photo caption reads: A Norwegian picnic. (Possibly at Riverside Park by Milltown Dam; dozens of people of all ages, posing for group photograph with Norwegian and U.S. flags behind them). Image from Photoboard #128

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Mr. and Mrs. John Sampson and Esther; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bergseth and Norman; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and Freda. (Esther Sampson a toddler; Tony Bergseth holds Norman; Freda sits next to mother). Image from Photoboard #128

No photo caption. (A dozen people, including two children in front and an infant in one woman's arms; in front trees; may be at Riverside Park; perhaps at the Norwegian-heritage picnic). Image from Photoboard #128

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1.__ 2. John Swanson 3. __ 4. __ Johnson 5. Sigrid Pearson 6. Elmer Pearson. Image from Photoboard #128

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. Frank Boyd 2. __ Johnson 3. Arne Ranta 4. __ 5. Kathy Fleming 6. __ 7. Thelma Sandberg. Image from Photoboard #128

Photo caption reads: Ed Labb'e. (Sits on wood railing; wearing swim suit; Riverside Park ? or West Riverside; trees and mountain visible in background). Image from Photoboard #128

Photo caption reads: Fourth from left standing: Hazel Beadle Karkanen. Others relatives in Michigan. (Six young adults in swimwear; two men on right doing head-stands). Image from Photoboard #128

Photo caption reads: Victoria (Lee) Parent, (Ranta house). (Victoria stands behind picket fence in front of large wooden house). Image from Photoboard #128

No photo caption. (Soldiers guarding bridge over a river, 1917; Mary Lerch. Hazel Beadle, and Hannah Anderson with three soldiers and one black dog on Missoula side of trestle below dam; dam and tunnel in background, so it’s Clark Fork River not Blackfoot River). Image from Photoboard #128

Photo caption reads: 1924 fifth grade. (Label in upper left corner reads "91"; about 35 students in front of building). Image from Photoboard #129

Photo caption reads: Bonner School class, spring 1925. (Label in upper left corner reads "92"; students standing on steps of building). Image from Photoboard #129

No photo Caption. (Sheriff John Moe standing by American flag; handwritten on top left: "Bonner School 1920-1928"; handwritten on bottom left: "Sheriff John G. Moe; 1/1/79 - last day in office after 8 years 1970-78"; handwritten on bottom right: "Sheriff John G. Moe 1970-78, FBI Agent 1951-70, Border Patrol 1945-51, WWII 41-45"). Image from Photoboard #129

Photo caption reads: Last seventh grade class in old school. November 1956. Left, front to back: Albert Karkanen, Victor McKee, Dan Castonguay, Henry Zentner, Mike Nelson. Right, front to back: Dusty Deschamps, Tom Clark, Ray Labbe, Lloyd Hallgren, Ron Roske, Larry Jacobson. (Label in upper left corner reads "94"). Image from Photoboard #129

Photo caption reads: 1930-1931. Row 1 - 1. Lillian Akin. (Label in upper left corner reads "93"; class photograph of 30 students standing on steps of school). Image from Photoboard #129

Photo caption reads: Ann Kolppa, Johnnie Matt, the Wagner Boy, Dick Johnson along with two county superintendents, Winnifern Moore and Mrs. Peterson, at ceremony. (Label in upper left corner reads "95"; three students and two superintendents look on as a fourth student, Dick Johnson, writes left-handed at a desk with jar of ink by him). Image from Photoboard #129

Photo caption reads: Leo Musburger in office of old building, November 1956. (Label in upper left corner reads "96"). Image from Photoboard #129

Photo caption reads: Aafje Demmons, school district clerk. (Label in upper left corner reads "97"). Image from Photoboard #129

Photo caption reads: Hazel Splann-Turmell, fourth grade teacher. (Label in upper left corner reads "98"). Image from Photoboard #129

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Elmi Kuney in old school, 1956. (Label in upper left corner reads "99"). Image from Photoboard #129

No photo caption. (Handwritten on photo: "Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Ethel Farmer"; older couple stands on side of road; snow on ground off road). Image from Photoboard #130

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Jennie Jacobson. Ty Jacobson. Louise Jacobson. (Three young children; in winter clothing; sitting on stack of beams). Image from Photoboard #130

Photo caption reads: Orv (Honey) and Ellen Kinnon; to their right, Allan Sampson and Jimmy Johnson. (Wedding photograph; coming out of front door of brick church; on landing at top of several steps leading to front door of church). Image from Photoboard #130

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. __ 2. Mrs. Carrie Magnusson 3. Mrs. Carl Jacobson 4. Bill Jacobson - in Mrs. Jacobson's arms 5. Norman Jacobson 6. Ed Jacobson. (Three generations; sit or stand by old-time automobile; forest in background). Image from Photoboard #130

Photo caption reads: Louise and Carl Jacobson. The dog was named "Fella." (Louis rests on and Carl stands beside car; black cocker spaniel on car fender held by Louise). Image from Photoboard #130

Photo caption reads: Ella Falligan, former Bonner School teacher. (Stands in front of blackboard and behind stair step stand lined with potted plants). Image from Photoboard #130

Photo caption reads: Ken Kincaid, in Auckland, New Zealand, World War II - 1943. He served with the 25th (Lightning) Division. Ken is on the right. (Three men in army fatigues \; walking toward camera). Image from Photoboard #130

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. 2. 3. 4. Mrs. Carl Jacobson 5. Jennie Jacobson 6. Carrie Magnusson 7. 8. (Eight women and children in the woods). Image from Photoboard #130

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Virginia Lizotte and Vi Lizotte. Vivian in Center. ("Niemi" crossed out after "Virginia" with Lizotte handwritten above Niemi; "Lizotte" handwritten under "Vi"; Vivian a toddler; Vi bends to helps Vivian stand; unidentified woman stands to left; home in background). Image from Photoboard #130

No photo caption: (Studio portrait of undated man; wearing a suit and tie and sitting in a chair with hands folded in lap). Image from Photoboard #131

Photo caption reads: Ellen Johnson Doucette. (Studio portrait of woman). Image from Photoboard #131

Photo caption reads: Klaas Johnson. (Portrait of man standing next to chair; right hand resting on chair back; man is wearing top coat and hat, vest and pocket watch). Image from Photoboard #131

Photo caption reads: Bud Koch. (Portrait of man wearing suit and bow tie; photo has signature "With Love, Bud" in lower right corner). Image from Photoboard #131

Photo caption reads: Allen G. Sampson. (Portrait). Image from Photoboard #131

Photo caption reads: Onnie Hamma. (Portrait of man in Army dress uniform). Image from Photoboard #131

Photo caption reads: Mr. And Mrs. Klaas Johnson. (Studio portrait of husband and wife; both are wearing glasses; the woman is in a dress and has a corsage and the man is wearing a suit and tie). Image from Photoboard #131

No photo caption: (Studio portrait of two young girls). Image from Photoboard #131

Photo caption reads: Doris and George Petaja. (Studio portrait of man and wife; woman is sitting in chair and man is standing behind her with his hand on her arm). Image from Photoboard #131

Photo caption reads: J.A. McIntosh, Bonner School principal 1910-1913. (Mr. Akin took over for him). (Studio portrait; man is wearing a bow tie and jacket). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Mrs. K.J. Johnson (Studio portrait showing head and shoulders of woman wearing a lacy dress). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Mr. K.J. Johnson. (Studio portrait of man wearing suit and tie). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Delphine and Hubald Doucette. (Studio portrait of man and wife standing next to each other). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Ben Soucie, Mamie Bellefleur.(Studio portrait of two men; one standing behind the other). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Madeline Thibodeau. (Studio portrait of two women standing next to each other; Madeline is on left). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Earl Miles in Paris, WWII. (Photo of man in front of wall with wallpaper). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Andrew Doucette. (Studio portrait; photo is damaged and has holes in man's forehead and right shoulder). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Aino Petaja. (Studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #132

Photo caption reads: Jack Erkkila. (Standing in roadway with very large fish; man is wearing coveralls and a hat; a house is visible in the background). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Monida Disbrow, Bill Disbrow, Howard Ellis, Albert Dufresne. (Group of people; photo taken indoors; Howard has arm around Monida and hand on Albert's shoulder). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Milltown 1936-37. Disbrow / Ellis home. (Homes in Milltown in winter; deep snow is covering the fence and is piled up on the rooftops). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Jack Erkkila's father in Russian Army while living in Finland. (Two soldiers standing side by side; holding rifles and bayonets; wearing Russian Army uniforms; wall of undated building visible behind the soldiers). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Eino Heikkla - front row far left. (Two rows of soldiers standing in formation on open field; sergeant standing in front; jeep with man sitting inside visible in background). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Eino Heikkla. (Portrait of man sitting behind a desk; hands are folded on top of desk; man is wearing military dress uniform). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Jack Erkkila. (Studio portrait of man in military uniform). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Sanfacon Bar, 1910. Two doors up from the Midway Bar. (Group of men, boys and a dog standing in front of two story building; wooden barrels lined up on street in front of people). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Fred Watson, Edmund Martin.(Four men posing in studio; Fred and Edmond are sitting in chairs; two unidentified men are standing behind the chairs). Image from Photoboard #133

Photo caption reads: Zauggs. (Men and women standing next to small covered wagon; a girl is sitting side saddle on one of horses; home and hillside visible in background; wagon cover has printing on it). Image from Photoboard #134

Photo caption reads: Third from right: Jalmar Karkanen. (Photo of dozens of people posing in front of Finn Hall, including about 15 men in front wearing athletic clothes; "Old Finn Hall - (Suomi Club). area Finnish residents - Milltown-Bonner area - 1914" is handwritten in margin across the bottom of the photo). Image from Photoboard #134

Photo caption reads: Richard Fontaine. (Man in boxer shorts posing with fists up as if in a boxing match). Image from Photoboard #134

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Gerda Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Carlson, Thyra Carlson. (Family posing in front of their Piltzville home with their collie dog). Image from Photoboard #134

No photo caption. (Group of adults; dressed up; standing in pine forest). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Left to right - 1. __ 2. __ 3. __ 4. __ 5. Charley Niemi 6. __ 7. __. (Charley stands in line six other men; possibly in Riverside Park; Charley holds chicken leg). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Far left - Sophie Johnson Karlberg. Far right, standing, left to right, Harry Werner and John Karlberg. Others? (Thirteen young adults pose on Milltown street; mountains visible in background). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. __ 2. __ 3. __ Charley Niemi 4. (Four young men around table raise glasses while holding cigarettes; two beer bottles on table). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Amee Quilette 2. __ 3. Ben Soucie? 4. __ 5. __ (Squiggle in "O" penned in to make "Ouilette" read "Quilette"; five men pose in woods in formal dress with three trophy deer heads). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Front Row: 1 __. 2. __ 3. Charley Niemi 4. __ Left to right - Back row: 1. __ 2. Frank Heikkila 3. Otto Hill 4. __ 5. __ 6. __ ("Heikkila" crossed out and "Hakala" handwritten above Heikkila). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Back row: Left to right: 1. Oscar Werner 2. __ 3. __ 4. (In back of gate). Front row - left to right: 1. Sophie Johnson Karlberg 2. __ 3. Ella Werner Anderson 4. __ 5. __ 6. Harry Werner 7. Gunhild Werner 8. Ella Hemgren Weston 9. __ 10. __ 11. __ (Fifteen adults in front of Bonner area home). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Picnic on the "Flats." Left to right - 1. __ 2. Oscar Werner, 3. Oscar Erickson (returned to Sweden) 4. __ 5. Ella Werner Anderson. At far right, ____ and Ole Pearson. (Group photo of adults; possibly at Marco Flats). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. __ Kattelas 2. Charley Niemi 3. Otto Hill - driver 4. Matt Hill. (Four men in open top jalopy; sign on wall behind car says "Hamilton 7 Miles"). Image from Photoboard #135

Photo caption reads: Delores Steirna. (Portrait of young woman with a bow in her hair; "Love Delores" is handwritten in lower right corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #140

Photo caption reads: Clara Wrigley. Bonner School Teacher 1925-1936. (Studio portrait of woman; "Clara S. Wrigley 1936" is hand printed in lower right corner of the photo). Image from Photoboard #140

Photo caption reads: Greta Franzen. (Studio portrait of woman; "Greta" is handwritten in lower right corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #140

Photo caption reads: Georgia Peysar, Bonner School Teacher, 1933-1941. (Portrait of woman). Image from Photoboard #140

Photo caption reads: Beatricie Brennan (Nollman), Bonner School Teacher, 1925-1945. (Portrait of woman). Image from Photoboard #140

Photo caption reads: Bonnie Jean Wisherd. (Studio portrait of young woman). Image from Photoboard #140

Photo caption reads: Frances Robsin. (Studio portrait of a girl). Image from Photoboard #140

Photo caption reads: June Nelson. (Studio portrait of a girl). Image from Photoboard #140

Photo caption reads: William (Bill) Brown. (Portrait of a man wearing a military uniform). Image from Photoboard #146

Photo caption reads: John Ailport. (Portrait of a man in a Navy uniform). Image from Photoboard #146

Photo caption reads: Jim Ailport. (Portrait of a man in a Navy uniform). Image from Photoboard #146

Photo caption reads: William (Bill) Ailport. (Studio portrait of a man in dress military uniform). Image from Photoboard #146

Photo caption reads: Ed Fontaine. (Portrait of a man in military uniform). Image from Photoboard #146

Photo caption reads: Earl Fuller celebrating at his retirement party, 1965. (Group of people inside; socializing; three are sitting at a table with candles and a cake; Earl is standing at the table cutting the cake). Image from Photoboard #147

Photo caption reads: The first Old-Timers Gabfest and Sing-Along. 1970. Hell gate Lions Club charter member Larry Burlingame at the podium. (Large crowd seated on folding chairs in school gym; many are holding papers in their hands and laps). Image from Photoboard #147

Photo caption reads: Edith, Emma Lou and Lois Fuller. Mother Ada Fuller in back. (Girls and mother standing on wooden sidewalk; snow patches visible in background on lawns; homes in background; photo taken in Bonner). Image from Photoboard #147

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Carl Rooney, Earl and Ada Fuller, Mary LaForge, Ethel Farmer. Earl and Ada Fuller's 25th wedding anniversary. (Six adults standing or sitting in living room with silverware set displayed on the table). Image from Photoboard #147

Photo caption reads: The Earl and Ada Fuller cabin at Marshall Lake in the Blackfoot. (Lake in foreground; cabin, boat house, pine trees visible in photo; tear mark at right angle across and down middle of picture). Image from Photoboard #147

Photo caption reads: Sime Petaja and Francis. (A toddler standing in front of her mother who is kneeling in an open field in the country; a small leafless tree or shrub is visible behind the people and the mountainside is visible in the background). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: Front row - 1. Edith Ranstrom, 2. Darlene Miller, 3. Nina Petroff. 2d row - 1. Donna Karkanen, 2. Winnifred Thibodeau, 3. __, 4. Beverly Pine. Back row - 1. Ina Ranstrom, 2. Joyce Harris, 3. Mary Walker. Margaret 8. Margaret Akerson. (A group of young girls standing in the mill yard; canyon in background). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: __ Nelson? Moved to Deer Lodge. (Photo of a woman in a long riding skirt and wide brimmed hat; standing by the railroad tracks near the Blackfoot and Clark Fork Rivers). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: Front row: 1.__ 2. Earl Fuller. (Group of men gathered for picture in large room; front row is sitting on folding chairs others are standing). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: Left to Right - Edith Rooney, Alma Laforge Rooney. (Two women wearing long skirts standing next to railroad tracks; buildings and mountains visible in background). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: 1st row - 1. Burt Rumsey. 7. Renoldo LaForge. 8. Leo Mosrell?. 9. Clarence Haaglund. 10. Leonard Nelson. 11. Joe Boileau. 12. Bernard Sorenson. 2nd row - 6. Ida Mattson. 7. Aafje deWit. 8. Margaret ( ) Akerson. 9. __ Thomas. 10. __ Halvary. 3rd row - 1. Gene Gednrow. 8. __ Weimer? 4th row - 1. Corine Daigle. (Class photo; group of children and teachers ; some are sitting and others are standing). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: Simi Petaja and son Francis.(Child is standing in front of mother in an open field; small bush partly visible to their right; train; West Riverside; Mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: Left to Right, Front row - 1.____ 2. John McKay? 3. Monk Doucette. 4. Carrie Pleasant. 2nd row - 1.____ 2. Billie Doucette. 3. Ethel Farmer. 4. Donna LaForge. 5. Margaret LaForge. 6. Ada Fuller. 7. Rosie Wagner. 8. Fred Farmer. Back row - 1. Albert Wagner. 2. Mary LaForge. 3. Luella McKay. (Group of people of multiple generations; trees visible in background). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: Bill Lien at Placid Lake. (Man standing with hands on hips in an open field; trees and part of a car visible in background). Image from Photoboard #148

Photo caption reads: Arnie Ranta, Ernest Ranta, Eugene Lavoie, David Halme, Ivan Levesque. (Group of men stand together holding large fish between them). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: Mabel Cyr, Lottie Michaud, Sophie LaCasse, Leona Levesque, Della Godbout, Rene Levesque, Patrick Cyr. (Group of people at streetcar station; young children and women are sitting and men are standing). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: Mrs. Piltz. (Woman sitting in chair outside on lawn doing needlepoint; side of house visible in background). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: Streetcar. (Streetcar on tracks near Milltown; large "B" on front of car; homes and mountain visible in background). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: The old Carl Jacobson home. (Two young children playing in yard; carriage on porch; bench style chair in front of building; patches of snow on the ground). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: Wm. (Billy) and Rose Thibodeau. (Studio portrait of man and woman). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: Hamma family. Ina, Martha, Mary, Helen Nousianen, Onnie, and Charlie. (Children standing in yard in front of buildings; they are in descending order tallest to shortest, from left to right). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: Levesque family Left to right: Ivan, Ilene, Leona Cyr, Rene, Anne, Eldon, Junior Rene. (Family portrait; front row is sitting; back row is standing). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: Ed Violette. (Ed and an unidentified man in a studio portrait). Image from Photoboard #149

Photo caption reads: Ingeborg Michelson. (In dress with hat; standing between two sets of tracks). Image from Photoboard #150

Photo caption reads: ACM Mill, burned in 1919. In background, #1, cook house, #2 bunk house. (Burned wreckage of cook house and bunk house; teepee burner in background). Image from Photoboard #150

Photo caption reads: Gordon Trenary. (Standing in front of picket fence by street). Image from Photoboard #150

No photo caption. (ACM Mill after 1919 fire; 1 cookhouse, 2 bunkhouse; foreground burned ruins; "58" handwritten in upper right hand corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #150

Photo caption reads: Bill Doucette ; Clifford LaForge. (Bill is wearing a formal service uniform; Clifford, wearing suspenders, stands beside Bill; outdoors; standing on wood sidewalk; house in background). Image from Photoboard #150

Photo caption reads: Early day view of ACM mill. (Taken from hillside; "69" handwritten at top right hand corner of photo). Image from Photoboard #150

Photo caption reads: Marjorie Rooney, Mrs. Fannie Rooney, Mr. Arthur Rooney, Edith Rooney. ("Fannie" and "Arthur" are handwritten on the photo caption). Image from Photoboard #150

Photo caption reads: Pele Demmons. (A member of the first Bonner school board). (Studio photo; 1880s or 1890s; creases on photo). Image from Photoboard #151

Photo caption reads: Leo Dufresne. (Baby in washtub; outdoors; house in background). Image from Photoboard #151

Photo caption reads: Seberena and Al McDaniels. (Standing on wood sidewalk in Bonner). Image from Photoboard #151

Photo caption reads: Old time Missoula, 1930s. (Looking north across Orange Street bridge; street lamps; courthouse; Mt. Jumbo and Rattlesnake drainage in the distance; automobiles crossing bridge). Image from Photoboard #151

Photo caption reads: Eldon Levesque, Cecil Bond. April 25, 1944. (Eldon wears a sailor's uniform; Cecil wears Army slacks, shirt and hat). Image from Photoboard #151

Photo caption reads: Bonner 8th Grade Class. May 27, 1938. Left to right - front to back: Bob Mast, Mary Opal Johnson. Leo Dufresne, Leo Fleming, Bill Bush, Buzzy Bateman, Clifton Moss, Ernest Hunt, Miss Erkkila. Albertine Kyle, Francis Robinson, Peggy Bidiscome, Bessie Sandburg, Virginia Niemi, Mary Barta, Jack Kern, Mr. Bill Akin. Renae Levesque, George Cyr, Jack Anderson, Carl Reinhardt, Frank Inman, Cecil Madsen, Roy Swartz, Carl Ranstrom. Mildred Cummings, Harriet Bush, Helen Baird, Audrie Hathaway. (Students sit in desks). Image from Photoboard #151

Photo caption reads: Dorothy Waddington, 8th grade 1933. (Standing in classroom; Christmas mural in background; map on chalkboard, above it written "Who can put a thumbtack on T145-R7W? on T33N-R57?"). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: George Daigle, 8th grade, 1933. (Stands in front of school steps; snow on shoes, hands on hips). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: Bonner School 1-4 grades. (Unknown school photograph; at least 70 children stand on school steps and in front of school; three women teachers on back row on steps; two men or older boys stand in back row of ground-level; image file name changed, original file name was 152_c_d_acc). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: Guy Olson, Alice Violette. (Alice, wearing dress, on swing; Guy pushing swing; teeter totters behind swings; possibly outhouse in background; possibly mountain above Piltzville in far background). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: Gerda Carlson. (Young girl outdoors; old Bonner School and mouth of Blackfoot Canyon in far background). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: Bonner School teachers. Bottom: Alta Ledgerwood. Left to right: Lucille Speer, Muriel Rossiter, Eunice Brown, Ella Falligan, Letty Nelson, Lilah Eberle, St. Germaine, Susie Fisher. (Undated photograph; standing in front of school). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: Row 1: 1.___ 2.____ 3.____ 4. Gunhild Werner 5. Mabel Cyr 6. Alice Lien. 7. Row 2: 1, Oscar Werner; 2. Ted Olson; 3____. 4. Eino Karkanen 5. Denny Morreau; 6____. 7. Alma Rooney 8.____ 9. Eva Hamma. Row 3: 1.____ 2. Mary Newport (teacher). 3.____ 4. (Undated class photo; students and teachers on school steps). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: Row 1: 1.____ 2.____ 3. Grace LeClair 4. Freda Nearman 5. Edna Teague 6.____ 7____. 8.____ 9.____ 10.____ 11. Hazel Anderson 12. Corrine Smith 13. Irene Dodson 14. Hazel Fowler 15. Dorothy Gosden. Row 2: 1. Alice Lien 2. Florence Fowler 3. Alice LaForge 4. Alice Violette 5. Laura Nelson 6. Row 3: 1. Annie Karkanen 2. Margaret Smith 3. Freda Salmonson 4. Martha Larson 5. Julia Moss 6. Row 4: 1. Dolly Smith 2. Ada Thibodeau 3. Hazel Beadle 4. Lilah Lundy 5. Freda Johnson 6. Edna Labbe 7. Row 5: 1.____ 2. Bernice Dodson 4. George Cyr 5. Eddie Ouilette 6. Ed Labbe 9. Row 6: 1.____ 2.____ 3.____ 4. Wes Fowler 5. Miss St. Germaine 6. Vern Hill 7. ____ Row 7: 1.____ 2. ____ 3.____ 4. Jennie McGregor; 5. (Undated school photograph; boys in back row hold basketball over Miss St. Germaine's head; students cut out of photo at edges of front rows). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: Gaylord Gervois Bill Pleasant, Robert McKay, Nona Taylor, Bertha Hill, Fay Chaffey, Lillian Akin, Carl Brandt, Neil Hekkila, Peggy Ross.(Undated photograph; school children, some with books, pose in front of school; not all students identified). Image from Photoboard #152

Photo caption reads: Picture of the Bonner School after the first addition of the new plant was finished, 1957. Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Lee Thibodeau and Orvil Kinonen, World War II. (In Army uniforms; standing on steps of train). Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Mildred Cummings Larson, Ruth Cummings Therriault, Ruby Cummings Martell. ("Ruby" crossed out and "Mildred" written beside name; Milred Cummings Martell ("Mildred" crossed out and "Ruby" written to side). Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: Eddie Therriault, 1936.(Stands on sidewalk by vine; stands with his left hand in pocket; hat; side of house). Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: 50th wedding anniversary. Left to right: Hintz family. Bernice, Clifford, Norma, Beatrice, Gus, Ethel, Elva, Ray. (Gus and Elva appear to be the anniversary couple; faded photo). Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: Tibby and Emily Thibodeau. (Emily on left; in front of Bonner garage; Tibby’s arm around Emily’s shoulder). Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: Picture of the Bonner Mill debarker when it was first installed. Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: Eddie and Ruth Therriault. (Indoors; wearing coats). Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Ray, Francis, Jim, and Bob Hintz. (Studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #153

Photo caption reads: Hank Cadieux's grandmother, Mrs. Alex Lanoue. She originally came to the United States from Canada and first settled in the Huson-6 Mile area. Picture was taken in 1905. Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: Vic Kinonen. Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: Ernest Lizotte. (Wearing civilian clothes and a top hat; with pipe; in Bonner; house and leafless trees in background). Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: Jack Teague, U.S. Navy, World War II. (Buoy hanging in background says "NTS Farragut Ida). Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: Klass DeWit, 1927. (Studio photograph). Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: Arne Ranta, U.S. Army, World War II. (Leans on jeep; barracks in background). Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: Ellen Kinonen during World War II days.(Wearing t-shirt that says "U.S. Army Ft. Lewis"). Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: Aafje DeWit Demmons, 1929. Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: Ernest Lizotte, U.S. Army Air Corps, World War II. Taken at Camp Sutton, North Carolina in June, 1942 . (Tents in background). Image from Photoboard #154

Photo caption reads: About 1921. Grace and Art Wisherd, Mrs. Wisherd. (Three adults; big dog in front of Art; house and mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #155

Photo caption reads: The school house where Grace Wisherd taught In Montana 1920. (Pine trees; stumps; American flag flies over school). Image from Photoboard #155

Photo caption reads: Ray Johns. (Twelve individuals; adults and children; in front of canvas-topped jalopy). Image from Photoboard #155

Photo caption reads: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niemi, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson. (Wedding photograph of the Harry Petersons; women wearing big corsages; St. Ann’s Catholic Church; Bonner Mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #155

Photo caption reads: 1930 Anna and Peter Peterson house at right (presently Aafje Demmons). Alfred Peterson at left. (Two homes, one story on left, two story on right, at base of mountain in Piltzville). Image from Photoboard #155

No caption. (Sixteen boys in two rows in front of cabin ; man with folded arms to right of boys , all boys wearing hats ; scribbled in cursive under photo “Sleeping Child cabin ... Melvin Akin .. 7th Jack Lubrecht ..Soup Johnson .. Wagner .. Sam Olson). Image from Photoboard #155

Photo caption reads: Hans Peterson house in Piltzville. (Two men in black suits and hats sit on the front porch with hands to chins; young girl in white dress stands on porch; young boy in black with no hat in front yard; snow on ground). Image from Photoboard #155

Photo caption reads: Hans Peterson, Mabel Johnson and Gloria. (Three adults sit on couch; baby on lap of woman on right). Image from Photoboard #155

Photo caption reads: Mabel Johnson. (Wearing hat and fur stole; sits on porch step with black and white dog). Image from Photoboard #155

Photo caption reads: Paul and Kenny Lizotte. (Two men lean on car; Paul in Army uniform; on street of Milltown?; dog on ground in front of men). Image from Photoboard #157

Photo caption reads: Walter Hook in foreground and Orv (Honey) Kinonen. (Two teenage boys; Hook stands laughing on river bank holding something; Orv lies on back on plank diving board in swim trunks; another boy in water holding onto diving board; just to south of east end of Black Bridge). Image from Photoboard #157

Photo caption reads: Barney Hegdal. (Man sits on flight of steps). Image from Photoboard #157

Photo caption reads: Bert Kyle. (Older man sits, head resting on hand; poster on wall says "Champion!... Mountain" man on horseback with dog in foreground on poster). Image from Photoboard #157

Photo caption reads: Stanley Wold. (Stands in house holding a small fish). Image from Photoboard #157

Photo caption reads: Orv (Honey) and Ellen Kinonen, World War II. (Hugging; Orv in Army uniform; by car in front of house). Image from Photoboard #157

Photo caption reads: Ella Falligan. Picture was taken prior to 1905. (Studio photograph of girl of about 12 or 13 wearing white dress and hat). Image from Photoboard #157

Photo caption reads: Ola Pearson. (Profile of older man wearing hat and plaid jacket; arm resting on rail). Image from Photoboard #157

Photo caption reads: Hank Cadieux's uncle - Ontario Canada, 1907. (Studio portrait of a man standing by an unidentified woman sitting in a chair). Image from Photoboard #156

Photo caption reads: Left to right - Carl Rooney, Bob Rooney. (Two men stand in clearing in forest). Image from Photoboard #156

Photo caption reads: Louis Cadieux - Hank Cadieux's dad, taken in 1896. At this time he worked for the N.P.R.R. (Studio portrait of man standing.) (Duplicate of Photo 157_i_d_acc.). Image from Photoboard #156

Photo caption reads: Unidentified, (youngster on board). (Five elderly women sit around a picnic pit; young boy on board bench on right side of photo). Image from Photoboard #158

Photo caption reads: Hazel Splann, Frank Dufresne, Mildred Dufresne. (Three adults sit in teacher's lounge, Bonner School; snow, hedge, mill visible through window). Image from Photoboard #158

Photo caption reads: Emil and Helen Otterson, with infants Pat and Sharon McCloskey. Image from Photoboard #158

Photo caption reads: W.C. Lubrecht. (Close-up photograph; wearing a suit and fedora). Image from Photoboard #158

Photo caption reads: John, Jim and Ed McCloskey, with Wallace Otterson in front. (Stand in a yard in Bonner). Image from Photoboard #158

Photo caption reads: Zeph Space, Gene Trenary, Ed McCloskey, John LaForge. (Stand in snow in woods, one holds a rifle, John with pipe). Image from Photoboard #158

Photo caption reads: Zeph Space, Gene Trenary, Ed McCloskey, John LaForge. (snow; woods; rifle; John with pipe). Image from Photoboard #158

Photo caption reads: Ritchie Fontaine. (Boxer with another man fitting headgear on boxer's head). Image from Photoboard #159

Photo caption reads: Fontaine-Barrish fight advertised in Oakland Auditorium, 1936. (Poster reads, in part: "Oakland Auditorium, East Bay Boxing Club, a Leo Leavitt production, Wednesday, May 27th,. Ritchie Fontaine vs. Benny Barrish. 135 lbs. 10 rds. Prices for the show 50 cents to $1.50 plus tax.") Image from Photoboard #159

Photo caption reads: Ritchie Fontaine. (Portrait of boxer; handwritten on photo "To Martha one of the nicest girls I know, from Ritchie Fontaine"). Image from Photoboard #159

Photo caption reads: Big Nels Abrahamson. An early day photo when he was a young man in Milltown. Image from Photoboard #159

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Bernice McCloskey, Marie Lien, Eva Lien. Ed McCloskey in rocker. Old Ripply shed in background. (Three girls stand around young boy in a rocking chair; outdoors). Image from Photoboard #159

Photo caption reads: The old Blackfoot road, near the Placid Lake cutoff along the Clearwater River. (Handwritten on photograph: "Copyright, Don McKay"). Image from Photoboard #159

Photo caption reads: Ritchie Fontaine, second from right. (Ritchie and three older men in hats sit on brick wall). Image from Photoboard #159

Photo caption reads: The Margaret Hotel in winter. Date undated. (Snow on ground and roof; image file name was changed, original file name was 159_h_d_acc). Image from Photoboard #159

Photo caption reads: I’Rene Levesque by Milltown Pool Hall. (Stands in front of large white building; dilapidated sign on side if building reads “Climax Plug”; below smaller sign has southpaw baseball batter next to “Lucky Strike”; Rene in hat and white shirt partially obscures small sign that reads “–E and AUTO CO. MISSOULA”). Image from Photoboard #160

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Chester Lien. 2. Fred (Toughy) LaForge. 3. Wes Fowler. 4. ? Weimer. 5. Charley Kennedy 6. ? 7. Allard Crabtree 8. Jim Violette. 9. Ben Magnusson. (Circa 1920; nine men wearing ice skates pose on frozen river; most of the skaters are wearing ties or formal coats; other skaters, county bridge, Western Lumber Co. mill buildings visible in background; overlaid on left lower corner, obscuring Chester’s skates, is corner of what appears to be an envelope that reads “Kennedy” with a 25-starred American Flag stamp to the right). Image from Photoboard #160

Photo caption reads: Outside Riverside Saloon. Left to right, front row: 1.____ 2.____ 3. Ubald Doucette. 4.____ 5.____ 6.____ 7. Michaud. 8. August Clavette. Back row: 10. Big Nels Abrahamson. 11.____ 12.____ 13.____ 14.____ 15.____ 16.____ 17.____ 18. Jeff D’Amboise 19. Baptiste Godbout 20. Bill Soucie. 21. Frank Pelletier. 22. Paul Sanfacon. 23.____ 24. (Group of men and one small boy on left stand or sit on curb outside saloon; a few men wear top hats; Ubald Doucette, possibly the bartender, in front row wears white apron and shirt and a tie). Image from Photoboard #160

No photo caption: (Man and woman on porch of L-shaped home behind board fence; appears to be many weeds in front of fence). Image from Photoboard #160

Photo caption reads: Milltown homes. R to L: C. Johnson, F. Heikkala, J. Sampson, Langus Johnson. (Bonner Mountain visible in background, therefore, photo looks north ; man in front of picket fence in front of Johnson one-story home; two homes are two stories; three homes are one-story; picket fence runs in front of all the houses). Image from Photoboard #160

Photo caption reads: Milltown before 1910. (Two rows of houses looking south to the already-logged slope of Mt. Sentinel west of Deer Creek; river not visible). Image from Photoboard #160

Photo caption reads: Upper Milltown. Children taking garbage to the dump. Thelma Johnson In picture. (Several children push two wood-laden wheelbarrows and a baby buggy on south side of tracks in Milltown; smoke in air; Woody Mountain in background; train boxcar in middle of photo, another with large logs on right ; Milltown houses north of tracks). Image from Photoboard #160

Photo caption reads: L to R: Onnie Hamma, Ernest Ranta, Charlie Hamma. (Three boys with hands on hips or in coverall pockets; close up; boys may be 6 to 8 years old, each with huge grins; stand in front of open door to big empty building, possibly Finn Hall). Image from Photoboard #160

Photo caption reads: Earliest photo of Mill. (Pond/river; photo taken from river across and southward to base of sparsely-treed Bonner Mountain). Image from Photoboard #161

Photo caption reads: Blacksmith’s shop, Western Lumber Co. L-Sam Poitras. (Two men stand by anvil inside a blacksmith's shop; a variety of tools are visible in the background; man on left has foot resting on base of anvil and elbow resting on leg). Image from Photoboard #161

Photo caption reads: Hot pond. (Man walking across logs in center of photo; time of picture is early day). Image from Photoboard #161

Photo caption reads: Shay engine at water spout getting water. George Chandler at left. (Four men stand in front of engine; another man is on top of engine, leaning over water pipe; location of photo is the north end of Bonner; cliffs across river visible in background). Image from Photoboard #161

Photo caption reads: Mill operation. (Photo of two men working inside the mill). Image from Photoboard #161

Photo caption reads: Old mill showing log loading. (Logs channeled off main river; going up chute into sawmill; teepee burner, half of mill dam and a few houses visible in photo). Image from Photoboard #161

Photo caption reads: ACM Sawmill before 1908. (Dozens of workers sit or stand on lumber piles in front of big A-frame building with heavily logged mountain across river in background). Image from Photoboard #161

Photo caption reads: Western Lumber Co. 1915. (Photo taken from across the river at train trestle; railroad tracks; water tower; five smokestacks; slopes of Woody Mountain above Pine Grove, and saddle of Mount Jumbo visible in photo). Image from Photoboard #161

Photo caption reads: Western Lumber Co. Mill. (Photo taken from mill side of river; looking down at logs in river and on chute into sawmill; large dark building perpendicular to river with lots of white-framed windows; five smokestacks on nearby building). Image from Photoboard #161

No photo caption: ("Greenough, Montana 1926" is handwritten at top of photo; logging operation; two horses and men moving cut logs). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: Early day logging in Cedar Forests. (Two men in woods cutting trees; one is using a crosscut saw; the other is standing on a cut tree; label in upper left corner reads "1"). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: Wood and stull cutting, Allen Co. 1908. (Clear cut with stacks of logs; brush piles and cut logs scattered about). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: Log chute, Idaho. (Wooden log chute winding through the forest; stacks of logs visible around the chute; on the label the words "Twin Creeks" are crossed out and "Idaho" is written in). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: Baking bread in outdoor oven, French Gulch, Mont., near St. Regis, ACM, 1906. (Twelve men standing on and around an outdoor oven; smoke from oven is visible; there is snow on the ground; label in upper left corner reads "4"). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: Fred Morin, Irene Levesque. (Two men sitting in foreground; one has a cup in his hand and a plate on the ground in front of him; a third unidentified man is tending horses in the background; label in upper left corner reads "5"; there are some fingerprints and other damage visible to the photo; the word "Dad" has been handwritten on the photo above the man sitting on the right side of the photo). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: West Fork of Bitterroot. A load of logs containing 14,213 ft., pulled by four horses for 1/2 mile, 1893. (Five men, one standing on top of logs and the other four standing on the ground next to a sled loaded with logs; sled is being pulled by a team of four horses; snow on the ground). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: The Blackfoot River was used to transport logs to the Bonner Mill. During the 1908 flood, logs filled the river for a good distance above Bonner. (Photo taken looking down at the river which is choked full of logs; label in upper left corner reads "7"; a round sticker is attached to the upper left corner of the photo). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: Burton Nimocks is on the far left in front, 1904 or 1905. (Sixteen men standing with teams of horses). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: Anaconda Copper Mining Co. barn and horses in Bonner around 1900. Matt Kennedy, barn boss, (Charley's Dad) in front. (Photo of a group of men and horses standing outside a large barn; label in upper left corner reads "9"). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: ACM horse teams, all but six. At one time, about 45 teams worked. 1909 or before. (Group of men and horses standing in front of the ACM barn; other buildings are visible in the background; Label in upper left corner reads "10"). Image from Photoboard #162

Photo caption reads: Jeff Demmons, ACM river boss, early 1900's. (Stands with one hand on chair; ornate fireplace backdrop; wears suit). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: An early mill in Bonner, early 1900's. (Label in upper left corner reads "11"; mill buildings; smoke rising from several stacks; mountains in background). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: Margaret Hotel and early mill In Bonner. (Label in upper left corner reads "12"; photo taken from side of mountain looking down on Bonner; Margaret Hotel and gardens; mill with smoke rising from stacks; houses). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: ACM Mill before U.S. Plywood takeover. (Label in upper left corner reads "15" ). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: Bonner, taken from the Margaret Hotel about 1925. (Garden in foreground; mill buildings). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: 1908 log jam. (Handwritten across the top of the photo: "Log jam, Bonner, Mont., June 14, 1908; logs piled up haphazardly; river not visible). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: The Bonner Mill burned Jan. 1919. (Ruins of mill; "about 1918" crossed off caption, and "Jan. 1919" handwritten to replace date). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: Bonner community gardens, called "victory gardens" during W.W.I. Bunkhouse in background. Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: ACM Mill. (Label in upper left corner reads "19". Combining this photo with the ACM Mill photos with labels "20" and "21" in the upper left corner of the photos creates a panoramic view of the mill. "19", showing the river is the left panel, the buildings ("20") are in the middle, and the lumber stacks and river ("21) are on the right). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: ACM Mill. (Label in upper left corner reads "20". Combining this photo with the ACM Mill photos with "19" and "21" in the upper left corner of the photos creates a panoramic view of the mill. "19", showing the river is the left panel, the buildings ("20") are in the middle, and the lumber stacks and river ("21) are on the right). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: ACM Mill. (Panorama: River left Photo caption reads: ACM Mill. (Label in upper left corner reads "21". Combining this photo with the ACM Mill photos with "19" and "20" in the upper left corner of the photos creates a panoramic view of the mill. "19", showing the river is the left panel, the buildings ("20") are in the middle, and the lumber stacks and river ("21) are on the right). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: ACM Mill. (Label in upper left corner reads "17"; mill buildings; logs in river; smoke rising from teepee burner; mountains in the background). Image from Photoboard #163

Photo caption reads: Bonner ACM office in the 1930's. (View down tree-lined street; leaves on trees); smoke rising from visible in background). Image from Photoboard #164

Photo caption reads: Left to right, standing. Anton and Paul Mickeson. (Two men standing to the left of a seated man; "John BratHo" is written on the photo under the seated man, surname appears truncated). Image from Photoboard #164

Photo caption reads: Picture of the Bonner Mill, early 1900's. (Buildings; teepee burner; mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #164

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Carl J. (Collie) Johnson and Clifford (Soup) Jacobson. Image from Photoboard #164

Photo caption reads: Left to right: 1. Ed McCloskey, Norman Jacobson, 3. Sammy (Joe, Jr.) Bouchard, 4. Zeph Space, 5. Dean Mahrt, 6. Bob Milne. (In flat-bed vehicle with sign on back saying "Seven=days=with=us makes=one=weak"; six individuals are identified; a seventh is largely obscured by boy in front). Image from Photoboard #164

Photo caption reads: Left to right: Baron (Dudley) Jacobson, Carl J. (Collie) Johnson. (Two men outdoors with chef's aprons, unusual headwear). Image from Photoboard #164

No photo caption: (Wedding reception). Image from Photoboard #164

No photo caption: (Downstream from dam ; two women sit on log by river, two individuals wading in river). Image from Photoboard #164

Photo caption reads: New construction at Bonner Plant, 1962. (Two men work on frames, amid construction of big green plywood buildings; chip train in background). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: The Betts family, Sept. 1978. 1. Clarence 2. Dale 3. Ruth Gehrmann (?) 4. Arliss Betts Hebert 5. Charles 6. Bonnie Morrison 7. Kenneth 8. Melba Johnson 9. Frank 10. Ardiss Lerch 11. Jack. (All names except Arlis Betts Hebert handwritten in blue ink). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: New construction at the Bonner Plant, 1962. (Beams against blue sky; man on framework). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: Marvin Troutwine at Bonner during new plant construction, 1962. (Stands on top of building with crane towering behind him; Deer Creek and Kelly Pine Field dugout in background; Marvin blocks view of school). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: 1. Onnie Hamma. 2. Toini Kari. 3. Dorothea Applequist (Laird) 4. Marie McCloskey 5. Hazel Karkanen 6. John Moe. (Color photograph of six adults; names for nos. 1 through 4 handwritten in blue pen). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: Hans Anderson, who lived in Piltzville. (Sits on arm of living room chair holding a book or newspaper; portion of a Christmas tree in background). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: Curtis Lafrey, World War II. (Portrait of man in military uniform). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: Old steam tractor, purchased from Ernest Wills in the Blackfoot, 1908. (Green Case tractor with red-spoked wheels; two 1960s vintage autos in background). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: Jean Akin Stempke, 1922. (Studio portrait; young girl holds pink roses). Image from Photoboard #165

Photo caption reads: Mary Lerch. Hazel Beadle. (The words “Well Balanced” are handwritten in white across black border on bottom of photo; two women in long skirts and big hats sitting on a wooden teeter-totter; two wood-framed swings visible behind the women; trees ; Blackfoot River and mountains visible in background). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Alice Violette and Frieda Johnson jumping rope. (Two young ladies in winter coats jumping rope in front of a building; label in upper left corner reads "217"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Man at far right is Grant Higgins, son of Christopher Higgins and grandson of C.P. Higgins. This swimming hole was above the mill In the Blackfoot River. (A large group of children in swimsuits on top of wood and rock pier and in the river; highway is visible in background; label in upper left corner reads "218"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Swimmers posing on the county bridge In Milltown. (Group of young boys sit on and in front of bridge railing looking south; river can be seen in background; label in upper left corner reads "219"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: A favorite swimming hole near the Milwaukee Roads covered railroad bridge over the Clark Fork River above the Milltown Dam. Helen Walter, Mable Cyr, Ada Gummer (Gummers had the bakery In Milltown). (Three girls in swim caps with heads and shoulders visible above water; Duck Bridge in background; photo taken from middle of river; silhouettes of other people on bridge and one on piling under bridge approaching diving board; label in upper left corner reads "220"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Hazel Beadle the swimming hole near the covered bridge. (Photo is taken from middle of river; woman in water with swim cap; head is visible above the water; bridge visible in background; a boy is standing backward halfway out on diving board suspended from piling below Duck Bridge; label in upper left corner reads "221"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Three boys on a raft. (Three teens stand on wooden raft in shallow channel on Blackfoot River; the raft and boys are about 15 feet out from brush-covered bank; boy on left mans the steering pole at back; boy on right holds fishing pole perpendicular in downstream hole; they’re all looking at his line; label in upper left corner reads "222"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: On the Blackfoot River. People in boat include Esther Miller and John Setterland. (Four adults all wearing hats are sitting in a rowboat below Mill Dam; the boat is perpendicular to shore in middle of river; teepee burner and other mill buildings visible in background; label in upper left corner reads "223"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Dancing In Riverside Park, which was built near the Western Lumber Company by W.A. Clark for the entertainment of the community. Left to right: Hazel Beadle, Mary Lerch, Alice Violette. (Three couples dancing in the park; women are wearing dresses and hats; men are wearing World War I-era military uniforms; photo similar to photo on another panel; pine trees, buildings and the water tower from Western Lumber Co. mill visible in background; label in upper left corner reads "224"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Julie Richlie (Connie’s wife). Arnold Aug with a big buck, 1943. (Man stands next to horse with an elk draped over its back; a woman wearing a hooded jacket stands to the left of the picture; trees visible in background; label in upper left corner reads "225"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Carl Johnson (on the left) and hunting companions (Harry Peterson on the right) with a lot of bull. (Three men holding rifles crouch around a dead bull elk in an open field; patches of snow visible on the ground and part of a building and a barn visible in background; label in upper left corner reads "226"). Image from Photoboard #166

Photo caption reads: Aftermath of a snow in Milltown. (Label in upper left corner reads "120"; deep snow banks and snow covering cars; billboard on frame near two-story building: “Wrecker. Johnson’s Garage. Shell”; Woody Mountain in background). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: Milltown 1930's or 1940's. Levesque Barbershop right center. Weimer’s Station right foreground. (Label in upper left corner reads "121"; oblique angle view into the valley; most homes in the photo are across street from Weimer’s; street leading down to County Bridge; Reardon’s (unreadable) and Groceries to left of Weimer’s at bottom of photo). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: 1942. The Hamma house. (Label in upper left corner reads "122"; two story home; covered balcony porch on second floor; old car in front of house). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: Disbrow’s Store about 1950. (Label in upper left corner reads "123"; interior of grocery store). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: West Riverside about 1915. Western Lumber Co. office and Finn Hall (upper right) can be seen. (Label in upper left corner reads "124"; office is brick building that houses River City Grill (in 2004) which it became in 1996 or 1997). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: 1917. Digging spuds in West Riverside. (Label in upper left corner reads "125"; photo location is actually between East Missoula and Marshall Grade, with east side of Marshall Grade in background; boy stand beside four-horse team and holds team reins; man stands towards back of team; road along river visible on right side became U.S. Highway 10). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: A picnic at the Cases. Emma Case, Martha Aug, Cecilia Aug, Marion Richlie, Cecilia Richlie, Wayne Richlie, Henry Rehder, Arnold Aug, Jack Rehder, Conrad Richlie, Arnold Case. Seated: Mary Rehder holding little boy, Henry Rehder, Jr. (Label in upper left corner reads "126"; outdoor location). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: The Swedish Missions Church which once stood near the Western Lumber Co. Barn across the river From Milltown. (Label in upper left corner reads "127"; 20 children and adults stand on front step of the church; barn in background). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: A pre-school class standing by the Swedish Lutheran Church. (Label in upper left corner reads "128"; 22 young children stand in coats and hats in front of a building). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: West Riverside in April 1950 . Kolppa-Wildung residence in foreground. (Label in upper left corner reads "129"; intersection of Riverside Drive and First Street at extreme left of photo; oblique angle view into the valley spans as far as Third Street). Image from Photoboard #167

Photo caption reads: Betty Jo Fleming, Marie DeWit. (Two young girls holding baskets stand on boardwalk steps; tricycle in foreground; photo may be inverted, because print on poster near door in background appears to be backwards). Image from Photoboard #168

Photo caption reads: Nils Hallgren, Carl Berglund. Windlass In back for drawing water for washing. (Two very toddlers in snowsuits in snow; Blackfoot River and mill? in background; tree blocks most of background). Image from Photoboard #168