James Willard Schultz (1859-1947) lived in and wrote about the northwestern portion of Montana now included within the Blackfeet Reservation and Glacier National Park. In 1877, at the age of 18, he traveled from his birthplace in Boonville, NY, to Fort Benton, Montana Territory. He became interested in American Indians, and lived for many years with the Blackfeet Indians as an accepted member of their nation. Drawing upon his experiences on the western frontier he later wrote thrilling and colorful books and articles to make his living as an author.
Schultz's first marriage was to Fine Shield Woman (d. 1903), a Piegan Blackfeet, in 1879. They had a son named Hart Merriam Schultz, or Lone Wolf (1882-1965). In 1907, while living in Los Angeles, Schultz married Celia Hawkins (1865-1960). They divorced in 1930. Schultz married again, to Jessica "Jessie" Donaldson, an English professor at Montana State College (now Montana State University). She was a lifelong advocate for Northern Plains Indian culture, particularly the welfare of women, and helped develop markets for handicrafts.
James Willard Schultz died June 11, 1947, of a heart attack after many years of ill health.
The collection contains biographical materials, published and unpublished works, research materials and professional correspondence, and photographs. Series 1 contains personal correspondence, tributes and articles on Schultz's works, obituaries and condolences, newspaper clippings and personal memorabilia. Series 2 consists of manuscripts from his prolific writing career as a writer of stories devoted to the history and customs of the Blackfeet Indians, the region around Glacier National Park and western history. These consist of books, magazine articles newspaper articles and unpublished materials. Series 3 contains research materials and resources used for his writing including transcriptions of stories from Blackfeet tribal members, interviews with Blackfeet Indians, newspaper clippings, maps, research notes, drawings, and peripheral materials and memorabilia. Series 4 consists of photographs taken or collected by the Schultz family for personal or professional use. They include as subjects Blackfeet, Blood, Kutenai, Shoshoni and Arapaho Indians, family portraits and snapshots, Glacier and Waterton Lakes National Parks, historic views of Montana, Wyoming and Arizona locations and ceremonies of various Indian tribes. Photographers H. T. Cowling and T. J. Hileman of Kalispell MT are both represented. Many photographs in the collection were created by Jessie Donaldson Schultz.
Series 1 Biographical Materials, 1867-1969 Series 2 Schultz Publications, 1873-1955 Series 3 Correspondence and Research Files Series 4 Photographs
Copyrights to the James Willard Schultz publications not yet in the public domain are held by the Montana State University Museum of the Rockies.
Unpublished materials created by Schultz passed into the public domain in 2017. Copyrights on materials created by others remain undetermined.
Collection is open for research.
Biographical materials, publications, correspondence, research files, and photographs created by or pertaining to James Willard Schultz were donated to the MSU Library in 1962 by Jessica Donaldson Schultz Graham. This collection incorporates accession 718, donated by the Museum of the Rockies in 1969.
This collection was processed 2010 October 19.
In 2023, additional materials labeled "duplicates" were found in the stacks. Some of those that had unique qualities were re-integrated back into the collection; those that were exact duplicates and lacking either informational or intrinsic value were discarded.
[Creator Name], [Date of Creation], [Brief Description of Object], Folder [#], Box [#], [Collection Name], [Collection #], Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT
Photocopies from The Shults Family in America by Sue McCartney Van Wieiii, title p. 171, 237, 238
Poem "Apuni Ovis (Butterfly Lodge)"- "Apikuni" - (tribute to JWS by Jack Starkweather)
- letter to Jessie Donaldson Schultz from Verne Dusenberry
[typed manuscript]
Hubert V. Coryell [2 short published manuscripts] - Correspondence to Mrs. Schultz (2 postcards)
-
(Naturalist and Friend of Schultz): Correspondence and collection information of Harry James
Peekskill Military Academy Centennial Program - June 1933 -
[newspaper clippings and articles]
Photocopies of newspaper article about Indian Handicraft Display at Great Falls and Browning, 1940 [picture of James Willard Schultz attending]
Poster - Annual North American Indian Days, August 16-19 (no year)
Personal letters from: - Old Man Bull- Eli Guardipee - Uncle Jeff - Chief Standing Bear - George Bird Grinnell - Isabel Haynes - Mrs. Harry James - Earl Gilmore, etc.
Letters from James Willard Schultz to son Hart Merriam Schultz (Lone Wolf), 1944-1947 - Letters from Jessie Donaldson Schultz to Hart and Naomi
- Letters from Hart Merriam to father James Willard Schultz - Letter from Hart Merriam to Jessie Donaldson Schultz
- correspondence about land trade for establishing Lone Wolf Guest Ranch and Club - map of Glacier National Park, Blackfeet Indian Reservation and Blood Indian Reserve [location of Lone Wolf Ranch identified] - tourist information about Lone Wolf Guest Ranch and Club - Akwesasne Mohawk Counselor Code with autograph of James Willard Schultz and others - photocopy of newspaper article about Lone Wolf
Photocopy of newspaper article from
Leather folder with initials J.S. holding one lock of Willie's hair, April 28, 1871- 2 letters from James Willard Schultz's mother, July 17 and 19, 1867
- letter from Harriette Cushman re: Friends of Verne Dusenberry - referral from Verne Dusenberry
- Letters about retirement from R.R. Renne, Val Glynn, Naomi, S.H. Middleton, Ake Hultkrantz, 1961 - Personal retirement and honorary degree of Doctor of Letters - letter from Frank Flynn, Superintendent of Wyoming Industrial Institute, July 14, 1948 - Letters and article - Montana State College Spurs - "St. Mary's Painted Lodge Museum" - drawing of sign from Blackfeet Indian Craft Shop
Letter and photograph of James Willard Schultz from Paul A. Young to Dr. Burlingame [signature of James Willard Schultz] - short biography of Dr. Paul A. Young
Published and unpublished writings of James Willard Schultz including: typed and/or photocopied manuscripts and revisions; original and/or photocopies of magazine and newspaper articles; galley/proof copies; original magazine editions; sketches; notes; bibliographies and some peripheral correspondence.
"Bear Chief's War Shirt" [original and carbon copy of manuscript] - photographs - letters of inquiry and response attempting to substantiate information and locations
[typed manuscript] (original page 1 was sent to Browning)
[typed manuscript and proofs]
[carbon copy]
(suggested sub title: "Woodhawking on the Upper Missouri") [carbon copy]
[original notes and stories]
- magazine article
- typed manuscript and photocopy of newspaper story
(original typed manuscript)
(magazine article)
(magazine article)
(magazine article)
(magazine article)
(magazine article)
(magazine article - notes)
(magazine article) - photocopy of magazine article
- magazine article
- magazine article - photocopy of magazine article
- magazine article
- typed manuscript
[originally "Head Carrier"] - magazine article - photocopy of magazine article
- photocopy of newspaper article
[Quasi-autobiography] Told by Young Bird Rattle for Crow For Big Elk - typescript
[same plot as "Sacred Otter Bow Case" Boy's Life 1935- magazine article]
- photocopy of magazine article
- notes (handwritten and photocopy) - magazine article
- copy of original typed manuscript
- copy of original typed manuscript
- copy of original typed manuscript
- copy of original typed manuscript
- copy of original manuscript
- typed manuscript
- typed manuscript
"Ancient Buffalo Piskans"- typed manuscript - photocopy of article "Author of Indian Stories Tells of Old Bison Drives"
- copy of original typed manuscript
"Charles Rivet's Tale of Hardship" - typed manuscript - photocopy of article "Gripping Story of Charles Rivet, Hunter at Fort Union 110 Years Ago"
- typed manuscript
- original handwritten manuscript - photocopy of manuscript
- typed manuscript
- typed manuscript
- typed manuscript
"The Passing of Back-in-Sight" - typed manuscript - photocopy of article "Strange Death of 'Back-in-Sight,' Crazed Kutenai Recounted by Schultz"
(incomplete) - typed manuscript
- typed manuscript
"Skunk Cap's Medicine" - typed manuscript - magazine article The
- typed manuscript
- manuscript - handwritten notes of interviews
"Some Adventures at Old Fort Conrad" 1878-1879 original draft in blue p. 1-26 -
(unpublished) told by Many Tail Feathers
- told by Comes-With-Rattles
told by Charles Revois
(Blackfeet and Gros Ventres) told by Big Brave
(Big Nose) not published - letter from Major L.L. Cooke
(not published)
- typed manuscript
(Blackfeet starvation winter)
Research information and resources used for James Willard Schultz publications including: typed interviews with Blackfeet Indians; transcripts of stories related to him by Blackfeet tribal members; maps; newspaper clippings; magazines; collaborative correspondence and Montana place names. Correspondence from publishers; research notes; peripheral materials including drawings, pamphlets, individual correspondence, press notices, Blackfeet Relief Campaign and some memorabilia are also included.
- carbon of original manuscript
- original manuscript
- 2 typed copies (Jessie Donaldson) 1922 Stories
- "Rising Wolf" - "My Father's Trappings' - "Fort Benton" - "Lame Bull"- "F M" - "The Piskun" - "Bear Story"
An 11 page document written by Frank Monroe, detailing his experience as a child of a journey to Canada.
A four page story written by Frank Monroe about a family who returns to their home at Fort Shaw.
A two page document written by Frank Monroe describing Rising Wolf's death
A three page document written by Frank Monroe describing the Piskun, or Buffalo Fall.
A 6 page document written by Frank Monroe describing trading between white men and Indian tribes.
A one page document written by Frank Monroe describing a headdress made from owl feathers.
Two page short story written by Frank Monroe about a man who had a run in with a bear.
A one page story written by Frank Monroe about the adoption of Rising Wolf by Lame Bull.
- "Additional notes on the Building of the Piskun" - "Treaty of 1855"
(Interpreter: Mrs. Harrison)
(Interpreter: Teddy Yellow Fly)
(Interpreter: Percy Creighton)
- 2 notebooks of stories about Blackfeet Chiefs
(1922 Reprint of 1914 map)
(4 parts)
Maps: - Alberta / British Columbia - Porcupine Sheet - 1914 - Macleod - 1923 - United States - 1940 - Waterton Lakes Park - 1928 - Lethbridge - 1924 - Alberta / British Columbia - 1926 - Blackfoot #115 - 1921
Journals used for James Willard Schultz research:
- James Willard Schultz / Harry James 1921-1946
- Treaty of 1855 - Correspondence - James Willard Schultz - Correspondence re: aid, legislation
- Pamphlet: Albert Racine - Woodcarver and Artist - Tipi Smoke:
[instructions for ceremony handwritten on 4x6 cards]
- original drawings - photocopies of original drawings
- 2 letters from Countess 1939 - photocopies of newspaper clippings about Count and Countess Folke Bernadotte Great Falls Tribune 1939, 1964
Miscellaneous: Victor Pepion Graduation Announcement - 1950 - Contributions of the American Indian (Mohawk Christmas Card)
- Correspondence and reviews 1960-1962
- List of photographs and stories collected for "Reminiscences" c.1957
Letter from Hubert V. Coryell and Ferris Greenlot; re: publication of "Reminiscences" 1947 - autobiographical notes and correspondence - 1931-1957- estimate of amount of material for "Reminiscences" - transfer of manuscript to Knopf, 1956. [rejected - recommendation to University of Oklahoma Press]
re: Pulitzer/Schultz Case
Photographs taken or collected by James Willard Schultz of family and research interests. Subjects represented in the photographs include Arapaho, Blackfeet, Blood, Shoshoni and Kutenai Indians; James Willard Schultz and family portraits and snapshots; Glacier and Waterton Lakes National Parks; the filming of
The photographs were initially processed by assigning numbers to duplicate prints and renumbering all prints with the beginning of each folder, with each folder representing broad subject groupings. These subject groupings have been retained, but the prints have been given sequential numbers which span the entire collection to aid in their identification. Occasionally the prefix "n" has been added to a print number which indicates that a negative is available. Negatives, which have been given the same number as their corresponding prints, have been placed in folders 6-10 of box 10. Those negatives that had no corresponding print or are otherwise unidentified have been placed in folders 11 and 12, and are not numbered. Duplicate prints have been placed in folders 13-16. Oversize prints numbered #214, 349, 374, 375, and 376, have been removed from the collection for storage elsewhere.
Interior view of Indian women seated on chairs and floor, engaged in beadwork. Nothing written on verso.
Three Indian women in front of building tanning hides. Written on verso: " Arapaho Craftworkers tanning hides at the community center, Ethete"
Six Indian women seated in workshop engaged in tanning hides. Nothing written on verso
Indian woman seated at loom in workshop engaged in weaving. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho Indian woman engaged in weaving on a loom inside of workshop below an elk mount. Nothing written on verso.
Two Arapaho Indian woman engaged in weaving on a loom inside of workshop below an elk mount small table in background displaying goods. Nothing written on verso
Arapaho Indian woman engaged in weaving on a loom outside next to a fenced and planted ground. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho Indian woman looking at the camera while engaged in weaving on a loom outside. Written on verso: Mrs Bill Buckman (Laura) Arapaho craft worker 1945
Laura Buckman smiling at the camera while engaged in weaving on a loom outside (similar pose to photograph 8). Nothing written on verso.
Two Arapaho women sewing outside in front of a fenced pasture while woman with two children looks on. Nothing written on verso
Arapaho woman weaving on an outside loom near fenced pasture. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho woman holding a finished rug in front of a loom (outside shot). Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho woman holding a finished rug in front of a loom outside. Nothing written on verso.
13 Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon saw horses inside a large building. Nothing written on verso.
6 Arapaho women and 2 men sewing mattresses set upon saw horses inside a large wooden building ; several stacks of finished mattresses line walls (similar to picture 14). Nothing written on verso.
2 Arapaho women and 2 men inspecting mattresses set upon saw horses inside a large wooden building several stacks of finished mattresses line walls (similar to picture 14 & 15). Nothing written on verso.
7 Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon saw horses inside a large wooden building. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon saw horses inside a large wooden building; metal folding chairs line walls. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon saw horses inside a large wooden building. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon saw horses inside of a basketball court; stacks of finished mattresses in bleachers. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women leaning on a stack of finished mattresses in bleacher section of a basketball court; piano in foreground. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon saw horses inside of a basketball court gym with finished mattresses line bleacher area. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon saw horses inside of a large wooden building. Nothing written on verso.
3 Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon tables inside of a basketball court while 2 women and 2 children sit on table; an elk mount adorns the wall. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women sewing mattresses set upon sawhorses inside of a large wooden building. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women sitting inside engaged in sewing at machines, piles of garments line front table. Nothing written on verso.
Wall shelf containing finished product of Arapaho women's sewing. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho woman standing on front step of house next to washing machine truck parked on side in winter time. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women wrapped in blankets standing in front of building. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women wrapped in blankets standing in front of building. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women standing outside during winter. Nothing written on verso.
Arapaho women standing outside during winter similar to 30a. Nothing written on verso.
Building surrounded by trees in the middle of snow covered field. Nothing written on verso.
5 Blackfeet Indians on horseback riding in Glacier. Written on verso: photo by Apikuni
A Blackfoot Tipi encampment in Glacier National Park, on the edge of a river, mountains visible in background. written on verso: by Apikuni
5 horseback Blackfeet Indians stopped at edge of lake in Glacier National Park. Nothing written on verso.
5 Blackfeet Indians sitting by waterfall in Glaicer National Park. Nothing written on verso.
3 Blackfeet Indians on horseback near watering hole in Glaicer National Park. Written on verso: Photo by Apikuni
Blackfeet Indians in full dress sitting in a half circle engaged in ritual; mountains and tipis in background. Nothing written on verso.
Blackfeet Indians camped on the edge of a lake; tipis, Indians and horses in foreground, lake and mountain in background. Written on verso: photo by Apikuni
Blackfeet Indians in ceremonial dress with white men and women visitors outside during summer time, tipi in background. Written on verso: center - Count Bernadotte of Sweden and Countess Estelle Bernadotte at Yellow Kidney's Camp -ceremony of exchange of Painted Lodge Bundle circa 1938, costumes made by Blackfeet Indian craft workers.
2 older women and 1 older man sitting in garden in front of house. Nothing written on verso.
White man and woman dressed in Indian garb posing with 3 Indians in full dress outside in meadow. Nothing written on verso.
A man in full Indian dress sitting in front of tipi. Written on verso: Count Folke Bernadotte at Blackfoot reservation 1939, nephew of King of Sweden . Photo taken by Mrs. James Willard Schultz.
A man in full Indian dress sitting standing in front of tipi beside a metal folding chair. Written on verso: Count Folke Bernadotte at Blackfoot reservation 1939, nephew of King of Sweden. Photo taken by Mrs. James Willard Schultz.
A man in full Indian dress sitting on a metal folding chair in front of a tipi, Indian woman with baby in the background. Written on verso: Count Folke Bernadotte, nephew of King of Sweden -at Blackfoot reservation 1939. Photo taken by Mrs. James Willard Schultz.
3 men in full Indian dress standing together in front of tipi. Written on verso: At right Count Folke Bernadotte nephew of King of Sweden -with Blackfoot friends at Browning 1939. Photo taken by Mrs. James Willard Schultz.
A man and woman standing in woods, man wearing large cowboy hat, woman dressed as an Indian. Written on verso: Secretaries of the Count Bernadotte and Countess Estelle Bernadotte costumes made by Blackfeet Indian craft workers.
A man in full Indian dress sitting on a metal folding chair in front of tipi. Written on verso: Count Folke Bernadotte nephew of King of Sweden -at Blackfoot reservation, 1939 photo taken by Mrs. James Willard Schultz.
Photo of a man in ceremonial Indian dress standing next between two women also in Indian dress, tipi and an Indian woman visible in background. Written on verso: Count Folke Bernadotte of Sweden, Countess Estelle Bernadotte and her secretary. A lodge purchase ceremony for the Count with his work with the Boy Scouts of Sweden. Circa 1938
Indian couple standing on board walk in front of train station, both wearing trenchcoats, man carring a hat. Written on verso: Mr. and Mrs Big Beaver Eddie and Cecile ready to board the train in Browning for Hollywood- circa 1932 Susannah of the Mounties.
Indian couple in full dress standing outside of shop man holding bow and arrow and feather ring. Nothing written on verso.
Indian couple in full dress standing outside of shop, man holding bow and arrow and feather ring . Written on verso: Reuben Blackboy and Cecile Blackboy Last Star.
Indian couple in full dress standing outside of shop, man holding bow and arrow and feather ring ;several building visible in background. Nothing Written on verso.
Indian couple in full dress standing outside of shop man, holding bow and arrow and feather ring. Nothing Written on verso.
3 Indian women in full dress standing outside looking off where one is pointing ; building present in background. Written on verso: In craft shop set. Original photograph references "Blackboy, Ruben - Last Star."
3 Indian women in full dress standing outside of a building with a sign above that reads: Blackfeet Indian Craft Shop, Browning - Saint Mary's; other building present in background. Nothing written on verso.
3 Indian women in full dress standing outside of a building; other building present in background. Written on verso: L. Mary Little Bull - C. Nora Spanish - R Mary Little Plume- leaders in craft shop.
3 Indian women in full dress standing outside buildings present in background. Written on verso: Center Nora Spanish - left Mary Little Bull -RT Mary Little Plume.
Indian man in full dress standing inside of building looking out window; man is holding bow and arrow and feather ring; buffalo rug and painting of an Indian in full headdress hanging on wall behind him. Nothing written on verso
Indian man in full dress sitting inside of building; holding bow and arrow and feather ring; buffalo rug and painting of an Indian in full headdress hanging on wall behind him. Written on verso: Don Collier, son of John Collier- Browning Craft Shop.
Man in full Indian dress standing inside of building holding a peace pipe; an assortment of Indian garb adorning walls behind him. Written on verso: Donald Collier, son of John collier.
Man in full Indian dress standing inside of building holding a bow and arrow and a feather ring, an assortment of Indian garb adorning walls behind him. Written on verso: Don Collier: son of John Collier, Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1933.
Man in full Indian dress sitting inside of building with an assortment of Indian garb adorning walls behind him. Written on verso: Don Collier. son of John Collier, Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1933 at craft shop- museum of the plains Indians.
Boy in full Indian dress standing on a rug outsideof a building and playing an Indian drum. Nothing written on verso.
Boy in full Indian dress kneeling on a rug outside of a building and playing an Indian drum. Incorrectly identified on verso as: Don Collier, son of John Collier- Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1933.
Boy in full Indian dress kneeling outside of a building drawing back a bow and arrow. Nothing written on verso.
Boy in full Indian dress outside of a building posing with a spear and feather ring. Written on verso: Pepion played with Shirley Temple in "Suzannah of the Mounties". Blackfeet Indian Craft shop made the buckskin costumes.
Boy in full Indian dress standing outside of craftshop; sign hanging above reads Blackfeet Indian Craft Shop -Browning- St Marys. Written on verso: Martin Good Rider -Pepion- in "Suzannah of the Mounties" with Shirley Temple. Died 1966 car accident.
12 Indian women sitting in front of a log structure sewing; a blanket is hung on front of building and a man is standing against wall holding a set of elk antlers. Nothing written on verso.
17 Indian women standing in front of a log structure in winter. Nothing written on verso.
12 Indian women sitting in front of a log structure sewing ;a blanket is hung on front of building and a man is standing against wall holding a set of elk antlers. Nothing written on verso.
20 Indian women sitting on a log pile sewing, some women are holding infants, a dog is visible and a boy is walking in front of a wooden shack in the background. Nothing written on verso.
A large group of warmly dressed Indian men and women are gathered around the steps of a building. Nothing written on verso.
A large group of warmly dressed Indian men and women are gathered around the steps of a building. Nothing written on verso.
A large group of warmly dressed Indian men and women are gathered around the steps of a building. Nothing written on verso.
A large group of warmly dressed Indian men and women are gathered around the steps of a building, a dog is visible in the foreground. Written on verso:" Pikuni craft workers in front of craft shop in Browning 1937."
A large group of warmly dressed Indian men and women are gathered around the steps of a building. Nothing written on verso.
Indian women display their craft goods in front of Craft Shop in Browning. Nothing written on verso.
Indian women outside of Craft Shop in Browning showing a view of beaded jackets made in ancient - Blackfoot-designs. Nothing written on verso.
Indian women in traditional dress standing on front steps of Craft shop in Browning, there is an animal hide hanging behind them on the wall. Nothing written on verso.
Indian women standing in front of the Craft Shop in Browning displaying their goods, 5 women are facing way from camera, there is a man sitting in a car in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Indian women standing in front of the Craft Shop in Browning displaying their goods. Nothing written on verso.
Indian women standing in front of the Craft Shop in Browning displaying their goods ,5 women are facing away from camera. Written on verso: Beaded jackets made in ancient - Blackfoot-designs.
A man waving from inside a cave tunneled into a snow bank, roof of a building visible in background. Written on verso: Browning.
View of a snow drift with peak of a building visible in background. Written on verso:"Browning in winter."
View of a snow drift peak of a building and powerlines visible in background. Written on verso:"Browning in winter."
11 Indian men sitting on blankets in a half-circle in an open tipi. Written on verso: Buffalo stone ceremony reproduced in " Friends of my Life as an Indian."
A man in full Iindian dress, written on front : John Ground, Blackfoot Chief. Nothing written on verso.
2 Indian men, one in traditional dress and the other in a suit, standing on a porch in front of a log structure, a woman is standing on the right of them. Written on verso: 1. Frank Guardipee ranger in Glacier Park- son of Eli Guardipee sounded taps at Apikunis funeral ceremonial on the Blackfoot reservation 1.Robert Yellowtail (Crow) Crow Supt. 2. Dick Sanderville.
Indians in full dress riding horses away from camera down a street, spectators gathered in background. Written on verso: Indian Days at Browning, 1965.
Indians in full dress riding on a float with "Generations" written on the side move along the street, spectators gathered in front of a building with antler on the side visible in the background. Written on verso: Indian days at Browning, 1965.
4 Indians in full headdress carrying flags leading a parade followed by a bagpipe band, spectators line street. Written on verso: Indian days at Browning 1965.
Photo of a woman posing in front of an Indian event. Written on verso: Indian days at Browning, 1965.
2 women standing in front of Indian Tipis, a truck is visible on left. Written on verso: Indian Days at Browning, 1965.
Medicine Boss Ribs sitting in front of 4 small tipis on lawn, 3 men sitting on lawn and East Glacier Lodge hotel in background. Written on verso: Glacier Park Station in front of hotel; Medicine Boss Ribs.
Woman in front of 3 tipis and 1 tent in field. Written on verso: Blackfoot camp, Gleichen, Alberta 1931.
Men and women gathered in field, tipis in background. Written on verso: Jesse Donaldson Schultz with members of Blackfoot council Pikuni Blackfoot sun lodge camp 1965 Mrs. Schultz in sun bonnet.
Men and women gathered in field, 4 tipis in background. Written on verso: Sun Lodge 1965.
An encampment with 3 tipis, 4 tents and various wagons. Written on verso: Painted lodges of the Blackfoot in their ceremonial camp circle- July 4,5,6,7 . The erection of Sun's Lodge, 1927 -J Schultz Browning, Montana.
A view of a tipi; wagon and tent in the background. Written on verso: Sacred Otter Lodge of the Pikuni.
2 young native american girls trying to erect a tipi in a windstorm. Written on verso: erecting a lodge in a windstorm Belly Balles Alberta 1927.
A group of indians setting poles for a tipi, 2 tents in background also a automobile and a wagon. Written on verso: Erecting tipi Pikuni Sun Lodge.
A group of people standing outside of the train depot in cold weather all bundled in winter wraps. Some of them will go on to act as extras in Hollywood, California in a Shirley Temple film. Woman in foreground is holding a child standing next to 3 other people while many other linger in background. Written on verso:L. 1. Yellow Kidney, 2. Mrs. Yellow Kidney, Cecile Iusinian, 3. J. Willard Schultz, Kate Homegrun daughter of Iusinian. with children. Browning Montana,1938.
A large group of people standing on front boardwalk of the train depot bundled in winter wraps. Some of the people will go on to catch a train to Hollywood, California to act as extras in a Shirley Temple film. Nothing written on verso. See # 111 for identities of some individuals.
A large group of 8 men, women and children standing on the front boardwalk of the train depot all bundled in winter wraps. See # 111 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso
A large group of people standing on street in front of building all bundled in winter wraps. Several small children play in foreground of photo. 2 men are holding drums and several buildings visible in background. Nothing written on verso
A large group of men standing on boardwalk in front of the train depot bundled in winter wraps. Some of the men will go onto act as extras in a Shirley Temple film. Watertower visible in background. See # 111 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso
A large group of Blackfeet men standing on boardwalk in front of the train station bundled in winter wraps. Some of the men will go on to Hollywood, California to act in a Shirley Temple film. Watertower visible in background. similar to 107. See # 111 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso
A large group of Indian women and children standing on boardwalk in front of the train station bundled in winter wraps. Some of the women may go on to act as extras in a Shirley Temple film in Hollywood, California. Nothing written on verso
A large group of Indian men and 1 child are standing on boardwalk in front of train station bundled in winter wraps. Some are waiting for a train to Hollywood, California to act in a Shirley Temple film. Watertower visible in background. See # 111 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso.
A large group of Indian men and 1 child pose on boardwalk in front of train station all bundled in winter wraps. Written on verso: Lower left Yellow Kidney, Night Shoot, Charlie Iron Breast, Turtle, John Lillt Blaze, Dan Bull Plume, Tom Spotted Eagle, Albert Mad Plume, Juniper Old Person, Eddie Big Beaver, Tom Many Guns, Victor Chief Coward. Circa 1937-1938 Browning Montana. Pikuni Blackfeet chosen to go to Hollywood for Susannah of the Mounties movie with Shirley Temple.
A large group of Indian men and 1 child bundled in winter wraps standing on boardwalk in front of building. Some of the men will act as extras for a Shirley Temple film. See # 111 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso
A group of Indians and 1 white man standing on boardwalk in front of building all bundled in winter wraps. See # 111 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso
A group of Indian women and childern standing on boardwalk in front of building bundled in winter wraps. Nothing written on verso
A group of Indian men posing on boardwalk in front of building bundled in winter wraps. Some of the men were selected to act as extras in a Shirley Temple film in Hollywood, California. See # 111 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso
3 Indian men in foreground standing on boardwalk in front of building bundled in winter wraps. 2 Indian men in background leaning against building. See # 111 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso.
2 Indian men in standing on boardwalk in front of building bundled in winter wraps. Written on verso: Night Shoot and Charlie Iron Breast.
2 Indian men standing on boardwalk in front of building bundled in winter wraps. one half of picture is overexposed Written on verso: L to R 1. Eddie Big Beaver 2. Yellow Kidney Browning, 1938
3 Indian men standing on boardwalk in front of building bundled in winter wraps. Written on verso: L 1. Eddie Big Beaver 2. Irvine Mad Plume 3. Yellow Kidney
2 Indian men in forground standing on boardwalk in front of building bundled in winter wraps. Indian woman standing in background leaning against building. Written on verso: 1. Night Shoot 2. Charlie Iron Breast; L. Cecile Big Beaver
Group of well dressed white men standing in front of building, one man is holding a camera. Young Indian boys close by. Nothing written on verso.
Group of well dressed white men standing in front of building, one man is holding a camera . Written on verso: Taken at depot when Blackfeet were photographed as a group to be in movie- Suzanna of the Mounties- photographers from the studio
Photo of a field with 2 Indians walking up a hill in the distance away from photographer. Written on verso: N. Blackfeet - Old Bull, Butterfly leaving tabacco gardens
2 Indian men in full ceremonial dress standing in front of an encampment. Written on verso: L. Morning Star, R. Bull Chief ; N. Blackfeet Qleichen, Alberta
6 people and one small child standing in front of an encampment. Written on verso: 1. Mrs Middle Rider, 2. Mr. Middle Rider, 3. (back) Bird Rattle, 4. Cecile Boy, 5. Oscar Boy
Group of Indians standing in front of tipi. Written on verso: 2. Bird Rattle, 3. guest, 4. Cecile Last Star
Woman standing before a group of clapping Indians with encampment and automobile visible in the background. Written on verso: L.- 1. Middle Rider, 2. Bird Rattle, 3. Cecile Boy, 4. Oscar Boy. Browning, 1935
Group of Indians standing in front of a tipi. Written on verso: Pikuni R-L : Owen Heavy Breast, Cecile Black Boy, Yellow Kidney
Group of Indian men in full ceremonial dress standing in front of a large log structure. Written on verso: L. Fish Wolf Robe, 2. Theodore Last Star, George Bull Child, Short Man, Wallace Night Gun. Browning Montana,1931.
Group of Indians standing in front of a tipi. See # 125 for identities of some individuals. Nothing written on verso.
Indian man standing in full ceremonial dress in front of a garden. Written on verso: I think he is Charlie Reevis Pikuni - July, 1927 J.D. Schultz
Mrs. Roosevelt talking with 3 Indians, native garb adorns the walls of the room. Written on verso: Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt with craft workers in New York or Washington D.C.
Photo of a log structure with a sign above front door that says" Blackfeet Indian Craft Shop". Nothing written on verso.
Outside shot of a log structure with animal skins stretched on wall. Nothing written on verso.
Outside shot of 4 Indian men painting a stretched out tipi cover; assembled tipis, log cabin and an automobile visible in background. Nothing written on verso.
Outside shot of 3 Indian men painting a stretched out tipi cover. Assembled tipis, log cabin and an automobile visible in background. Written on verso: Blackfeet Indian Craft Shop- Saint Mary's Indians painting lodge covers first museum of Blackfeet about fully equipped tipi.
Outside shot of Indians in front of 4 erected tipis. Flagpole in center front. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a log structure with sign that reads " Blackfoot Indian Craft Shop". Written on verso: Blackfeet Indian Craft Shop - Saint Mary's Lake
Photo of a log structure with 2 Indian men in full ceremonial dress standing in front and animal pelts streched on outside walls. Nothing Written on verso.
Photo of a log structure with a sign hang over front door that reads " Blackfeet Indian Craft Shop". Nothing Written on verso.
Outside photo of Indians standing around a pole in front of a group of tipis. Mountains, buildings, and automobile and Texaco station visible in the background. Written on verso: Saint Marys Craft Shop with tipi circle - Johnny Ground Jim Stingy.
Outside photo of 3 Indian men in full ceremonial dress raising the American flag up a flag pole in front of a group of tipis. Written on verso: Saint Marys Craft Shop with tipi circle - Johnny Ground, Jim Stingy.
4 Indian men sitting in front of a log structure, 2 of them are in full cerimonial dress. One white man standing on end holding a cane, animal pelts adorn the walls . Written on verso: L to R - Apikuni, Lone Wolf, ?, Jim Stingy, Johnny Ground at Saint Mary's Craft Shop, 1937
An Indian man and woman sitting inside of a tipi looking off into the distance. Inside walls of tipi are visible as well as the grass floor. Written on verso: Short Face and his woman Sad Eyed thinking of the old buffalo days.
Indian men sitting on a log outdoors playing drums, in the background a tipi frame is being erected. Several Indian women and children look on. Written on verso: Musicians singing and drumming while erection of Sun Lodge is taking place. Browning, July 1-4, 1927
Photo of the backs of several Indian men in full ceremony dress circled around watching an event. Written on verso: Pikuni Blackfeet at Sun Lodge ceremony watching the dancers in the circle-- Grass Dancers-- at the end of sacred ceremony. Browning, Montana circa 1931
Several Indian men and women standing outside watching the construction on several tipis. Written on verso: Browning ,Montana, Pikuni tribe Sun Lodge Ceremonies - 1927, July . The center post has been put in place and the streamers pulled or rather "lifted" from between forked posts in the fence to rest in the crotch of the center post above the "nest" of short branches. The boughs are leaned against the fence completing the structure of the Sun Lodge-- Much drumming and singing during the ceremony raising of the center post.
Several Indian men and women standing outside watching the construction on several tipis. Written on verso: Sun Lodge Ceremonies Browning, Montana-- Pikuni Tribe-- Sun Lodge July, 1-4, 1927. The center post has been put in place and the roof poles are lifted by 4 Medicine men who carry long tong-like poles and placed to rest in crotch of center post. Same ritual in Canada on Belly River July 10-17, 1927
Several Indian men arranged in a semi circle appear to be watching an event, many of these men are sitting in the front playing drums. Several tipis are visible in the background as well as permanant structures and a wagon. Written on verso: Browning, July 1-4, 1927. Young men resting the stringers against the outer wall of Sun Lodge. Structure- strips of rawhide, ceremonially cut, are used to tie the long poles to the wall or fence. Old men in different societies dance and sing while the lodge is being erected.
Several Indians look on as tipis are being erected. Indian women are erecting the tipi in the foreground. Written on verso: Putting up Sun Lodge, Indian camp 1927
several Indian men sitting outside on a log playing drums . There is a half constucted tipi in the background. Written on verso: Musicians continue to sing and dance parts of the Sun Lodge ceremonies. Browning, 1927, July 1-4
2 Indian men in full ceremonial dress dance in front of many Indians who are gathered on wagons and automobiles to watch. Written on verso: Blood Sun Lodge July 1928. Visiting dancers in circle at end of ceremonies -- taking part in the Grass Dance. Blood dancer in the rear.
3 Indian men and women and 2 children are standing outside facing a tipi. Written on verso: Annie Middle Rider - Browning July 1, 1927. Woman and grand daughter in front of Rabbit Lodge behind the Sun Lodge site. The woman made a vow to Swe (Natos) that if her grand daughter recovered from her illness that she would make a tongue offering at the time of the Sun Lodge ceremony. The little girl recovered and the vow is being fulfilled. Many tongues (buffalo preferably) were envolved - enough for each indivdual to receive a small portion. The woman is offering a piece to Sun, will make a prayer to each of the 4 directions and then with a prayer ,give it to Earth Mother. They stand on robes. Susan Earring is the medicine woman (rear)
Many Indian men and women walk across a field in front of tipi frame. Written on verso: Roof poles placed against outer wall of structure ready to be lifted into place when center post is "put up". Last years lodge still standing .
Indian men and women standing in field in front of tipi frames. Some men are playing drums. Written on verso: Browning - July 1-4, 1927 Sun Lodge is built- Buffalo head will be attached to center post later. Drumming and singing continues as ceremonies grow more and more exciting-- more and more dramatic. The action takes places inside the lodge as suppliants enter to be blessed by the Sun Priest (medicine man)
Men sitting on a log in front of a partially completed tipi. Written on verso: Sun Lodge - Partly constructed . Drummers - Sun Lodge songs .
Indian woman standing in front of a triangular stucture made from sticks leaned together, hides are hanging from stucture while woman works on them. Written on verso: N. Blackfoot woman hanging her buckskins out to dry after tanning. Gleichen- 1929
4 Indian men and one white women sitting at a table inside. Written on verso: Thought by J.W. Schultz to be Signing of the treaty of 54. L. 1. But (sic) 2. Partly hidden looks like Eli Guardipee.
4 Indian men sitting with a white women at a table indoors another man leans over table. Written on verso: Apikuni-- standing. Eli Guardipee at head of table.
Photo of a tipi. Written on verso: The den of Two Bear.
Photo of 2 women and 2 children standing in a field facing away from photographer. Many people appear in the distance. Written on verso: Two Bear's family
Many Indian men, women and children sitting in front of a small log structure. Nothing written on verso
Many Indian men, women and children sitting in front of a small log structure. Woman appears to be positioning a craft that another woman is holding for a photo Nothing written on verso
Many Indian woman standing, watching 4 other women work on crafts. Small log structure visible in background. Nothing written on verso.
7 Indian women standing in a line in front of a small wooden structure. All women dressed the same with "WPA" written on sleeves. Written on verso: WPA Craft Guild - Two Medicine
Several Indian men, women and children gathered in front of small log structure. Similar to 162. Nothing written on verso.
Indian man standing if front of tipi in full ceremonial dress, holding a hatchet and a blanket. Nothing written on verso.
Indian man standing next to woman and child in front of tipi in full ceremonial dress, man is holding a hatchet and a blanket. Written on verso: Mr and Mrs. Wolf Plume.
Indian man sitting on a blanket inside tipi holding a child on his lap. Written on verso Yellow Kidney and Grandson
Indian woman standing on boardwalk in front of building next to a young white girl. Elderly white man standing at far left. Written on verso: J. Willard Schultz, at left. Supt. Graves daughter with Mrs. Yellow Kidney- In-su-maki
Indian man and woman interacting with a white couple in front of a building, another Indian couple visible on front steps of building. Written on verso: Estelle Bernadotte, Yellow Kidney, Count Folke Bernadotte- nephew of the King of Sweden- after ceremony in Two Medicine- receiving Painted Lodge medicine bundle in exchange. A sacred ceremony - circa 1938. Mr & Mrs. Yellow Kidney are blessing their adopted daughter and son at craft shop in Browning .
Indian man and woman interacting with a white couple in front of a building . Another Indian couple visible on front steps of building. Written on verso: L. Cecile Yellow Kidney Insimiki-
Several Indian men and women gathered in front of tipi. 2 of the men are touching hands. On front of photograph - line drawn to Yellow Kidney. Nothing written on verso.
Indian man and white man standing in front of a tipi. Written on verso; L= Yellow Kidney
Indian couple on horseback. Encampment visible in background. Written on verso. Mr and Mrs. Big Sorrel Horse at Blood Indian Sun Lodge encampment, 1931. ( Mrs. Sorrel Horse is now Mrs. Three Persons - Big Sorrel Horse is deceased)
2 Indian children sitting in tipi on blankets. Written on verso : Grandchildren of Big Sorrel Horse.
3 Indian children in tipi. Written on front of photograph: Big Sorrel Horse's Grandchildren. Written on verso : Cardston-- Blood Indians
Indian man standing in front of tent. Written on verso: Big Sorrel Horse - Blood - Alberta
Several Indians standing next to something similar to a scarecrow. Written on verso: Clown act - end of Sun Lodge ceremony. Blood camp - 1927
Many indians on horseback with a tipi encampment in the background. Written on verso: Young men of the Blood Tribe (and Pikuni & N. Blackfeet) tribes having taken a sweat bath( note frame of sweat lodge at right) bring back branches to lean against the outer frame of the Sun Lodge. Ceremonial singing + drumming by older men as they return with the branches. Belly Buttes 1927, July 10 Alberta Canada. Same ceremony July 1-4 at Browning.
Many Indians lined up in field in front of tipi. there is a man on a horse in the foreground. Written on verso: Blood Sun Lodge ceremony ,1927.
Many Indians standing in a half circle in front of encampment staring up at the sky, some Indians on horseback. Written on verso: Blood Sun Lodge ceremony 1927. Sighting arrow shot into the air.
Indians standing in front of encampment. 2 tipis in background, horses in front of tipis. Written on verso: Blood Sun Lodge ceremony 1927
Indian man on horseback in front of tree branch structure. Written on verso: Sun Lodge, Belly River, Alberta
Photo of a grave marker that reads: Chief Crowfoot, Died APR 25 1890, Aged 69 years. Nothing written on verso
Photo of a woman and small child standing in field, many tipis visible in the background. Written on verso: Mrs. Little Dog ( Imitaikwan), Blood Tribe, Alberta and "Jigs"
Photo of an Indian man standing in front of a tipi in full ceremonial dress. Little boy is visible in the entrance to tipi. Written on verso: Blood Indian Horse Lodge, Sun Lodge ceremony-- Belly Buttes on Belly River, Alberta, Canada, 1931. Note= the privilege of painting a lodge must be purchased from the last owner of that lodge ( the horse lodge here), no one else may use that design.
Photo of many tipis in a field, also visible are horses. Written on verso: A corner of the great Blood Indian camp circle near Waterton Lake, Alberta, 1927. 2000 Indians. Jessie Louise Donaldson Bozeman, Montana.
Indian woman, child, and 2 men standing in front of tipi, more tipis and a wagon visible in background. Written on verso: Blood Indians, Belly Butte on Belly River, Cardston, Alberta - 1927, July 10-18. Painted Bear Lodge - significant cross, symbol of Morning Star, Visions, Butterfly. Sacred bundle hanging on tripod behind the lodge while sun is shining. This is an exceptionally fine lodge with stars and mountains around the horse and bears showing lifeline in the center field.
Photo of a lodge. Indian is entering lodge. Written on verso: Lodge of Matokiks, Blood Sun Lodge camp. 1927
Photo of a tipi, an Indian girl is entering the tipi. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a lodge. Written on verso: Sacred Sun Woman Lodge in which ceremony of the Natoos bundle was held 1927, Alberta, Belly River. Jessie Louise Donaldson.
Photo of many tipis in a field, also visible are horses and indians. Written on verso: Blood Sun Lodge, 1927
Photo of tipis and tents in a field, also visible are horses and Indians and automobiles. Written on verso: Horn Society Lodge (double), Belly River, Alberta - 1927
Photo of tipis and tents in a field, also visible are horses, Indians and wagons. Written on verso: Blood Sun Lodge camp 1927
Photo of tipis in a field, horses, Indians, and wagons dot the camp. Written on verso: Blood Camp - 1928
Indian men, women, and children gathered at Indian camp, several tipis are visible. Written on verso: Horn Society and Matokiks Lodges, Belly River, Alberta - 1927
2 men and a dog walk across an encampment ,several lodges and horses are visible in the background. Written on verso: The Rabbit Lodge - erected before the building of the Sun lodge. Blood camp- Belly Run, Alberta. 1927
3 women entering a lodge. Several other lodges and horses are visible in the background. Written on verso: Rabbit Tipi behind Sun lodge. Sacred women entering.
Young Indian girl standing in the middle of an encampment, several tipis, tents, and wagon visible in background. Written on verso: Blood Indian lodges showing tent for preparation of food and storage - 1927
Many Indian women seen entering a lodge in the center of a tipi encampment. Written on verso: Lodge of the Matokiks - Sacred Women's Society. Belly Buttes, Alberta, 1927
Photo of an Indian lodge encampment, many lodges and autos are visible. Written on verso: Horn Society Lodge, Cardston, Alberta - Belly River
Photo of an Indian lodge. Written on verso: Sacred lodge of Natoas Bundle ceremonies.
Photo of an Indian lodge. 3 Indian men in background. Written on verso: Painted Lodge-- buffalo skull lying in rear-- of woman who has vowed to build the great lodge for the Sun. by James Willard Schultz. Blood Camp--1927, Belly Butte, Alberta
Photo from a distance of an Indian tipi circle encampment. Written on verso: Blood Indian camp circle, Belly Butte on Belly River, Alberta
White man taking notes while sitting with 5 Indians in traditional dress on rock outcrop. 3 Copys of photo( One autographed "Yours sincerely, Apikuni - James Willard Schultz"). Written on verso: James Willard Schultz and his Blackfeet friends. Left to Right, Faroff White (Riot?); Otter (Woman?); Badger (Woman?); James Willard Schultz, =also named Apikuni; Wolf Head; Weasel Tail. Taken Waterton Lakes, 1931
Indian family standing inside of their camp, laundry on pole and cookstove with pots in foreground. Written on verso: Blood Indians. L- 1. Violet Sorell Horse. 2. Bob Sorell Horse. 3. Mrs. Big Sorrel Horse. 4. no entry 5. Jesse Little Dog. 6. Little Dog Imitaikioan. 7. Big Sorrel Horse, head of Horn Society. Blood Reservation, Canada.
Photo of an elderly man and a dog standing in front of a wall hanging with the picture of a lion on it. Written on verso: Kootney Brown, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a painting of the artists conception of Custer's Last Stand. Written on front of photograph: "To my old friend Schultz with kindest regards, E.A. Brininstool". Written on verso: Custer's Last Stand, Painted by a friend of mine in Massachusetts. His concept of the Custer Fight-- pretty good too!
Photo of a portrait of a bearded old man in a suit. Written on verso: Major Alexander Culbertson " Ksistuki Pokah" -- Beaver Child. Succeeded Mc Kenzie at Ft. Union-- 1839. Built Fort Benton-- 1845. Photo by courtesy of Charles N. Kessler, Helena, Mont.
Photo of a bull team and wagons on the streets of Ft. Benton. Shops and people line the streets. Written on verso: Geo. Harris and his bull team old Fort Benton.
Photo of a mule team pulling a wagon down the streets of Ft. Benton. Shops and people line the streets. Written on verso: Shuick with J.C. Paine & his mule team, Fort Benton.
Photo of a sketch of Fort Benton with an Indian encampment beside it. Written on verso: Fort Benton, Facing page 101, Volume 12, Explorations for a Route for a Railroad from the Mississippi to the Pacific. Isaac I. Stevens. House of Representatives edition- 1860.
Photo of a steamboat docked on a river. It has 2 tall smoke stacks and a letter P on a banner between them. The name Rosebud on the wheelhouse. There are men on deck and a group of men including soldiers are standing on the shore with bags of freight stacked nearby.
Photograph of a sketch of a wooden fort with an Indian village on the plain outside the walls, there are many Indians trailing out to the hills in the foreground, two Indians on horesback are visiting on the near hill. Written on verso: "Fort Union - 1833. From drawing by Bodner, who accompanied Maximillian, Prince of Wied, on his journey through the Northwest - 1833.
Picture of a high pointed rocky mountain with smaller mountains on either side, there is a lake in the foreground which reflects the mountains and forest growing on the far side of the lake. Location is in Glacier National Park (U.S.).
Photo of a boat on a mountain lake and a building is visible on the hill top. Written on verso: Going to the Sun Mt. and Chalet, Saint Mary's Lake.
Photo of a group of horseback riders on a winding trail over looking a lake in a deep basin. Written on verso: Upper Two Medicine Lake & Trail
Photo of a waterfall in front of a single, tall snow covered rocky mountain, a wooden bridge spans the gorge. Written on verso: Mt. Rising Wolf
Photo of a man standing in front of a tall ice formation. Written on verso: Ice formation on Blackfeet Glacier.
Photo of high steep mountains from a high slope. Written on verso: East from Little Chief ( Inuks-ina) pass . By photographer: East from Dawson Pass.
Photo of mountains and a lake in winter with trees in the foreground. Written on verso: Mt. Cannon and Lake McDonald
Photo of a basin with lakes and rugged cliffs and mountains from the top of a high ledge. Written on verso: Big Horn Basin
Photo of a tranquil lake with forest and mountains in the background. Written on verso: Two Medicine Lake
Photo of a lake with mountains and forest on far shore with rock garden in the foreground. Written on verso: Two Medicine Lake with rock garden in foreground.
Photo of a narrow lake surrounded by snow covered rocky mountains. Written on verso: Upper Two Medicine Lake
Photo of a large rocky mountain with no trees and snow on the base foothills, horses are visible in foreground. Written on verso: Tsistuki Pokah Istuki, Beaver Child Mountain ( Alexander Culbertson Mountain) By photographer: Mt. Clements - Alpine Park.
Photo of a mountain lake with thick forest and mountains in the background. . Written on verso: Kintla Lake and Peaks
Photo of a river winding through a dense forest with mountains in the background. Written on verso: Mt. Cleveland and Belly River
Photo of a lake surrounded by a pine forest with a tall rocky peak and other mountains in the background. Written on verso: Glenn Lake and Pyramid Peak
Photo of a stream rushing down from a mountain surrounded by a sparce forest. Written on verso: Cameron Brook from Akamina Highway.
Photo of of a dirt road with tall trees lining it and a mountain in the background.. Written on verso: Driveway and Mt. Virny.
Photo of high mountains and a large glacier. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a vintage automobile driving down a dirt road, mountains and lake visible in background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a boat with three fishermen on a lake with mountains in the background. Written on verso: Upper Saint Mary's Lake
Photo of a man standing at the base of a glacier. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an automobile parked on a road close to a log building, a high rock cliff and mountains loom in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a woman sitting on the edge of a lake while a couple paddles a boat across. A building and mountains visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a dock on a mountain lake, several boats with people are in dock. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a mountain valley with a small lake nestled in the middle of it (from a high ledge). Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a lake with forest and mountains from the shore into the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a lake full of people in boats, mountains visible in background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a high mountain valley with treeless rocky mountains rising above it, there is a camp with tents and cabins among trees in the left foreground. Written on verso: Mt. Kipp and Fifty Mt. Camp
Photo of an automobile parked on the side of a dirt road near a building and people standing in the road in the distance, the road is edged with trees and mountainsare visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a glacier from above in high mountains. Written on verso: Grinnell Glacier from upper Glacier
Photo of a tour boat with people at stern and bow on a lake. A log building appears on a cliff above the lake. A very high craggy mountain is visible in the background. Written on verso: Little Chief Mountain - Saint Mary's Lake
Photo of an ice filled lake with snow fields on craggy mountains in the background. Written on verso: Kokwito Omuksikimi (Ice Lake). By photographer : Ice Berg Lake
Photo of a waterfall coming out of shale overhang, a fog covered mountain looms in the distance. Written on verso: Running Eagle Falls. By photographer Trick Falls - low water.
Photo of high rock mountains with snow fields descending down their slopes. Written on verso: Along the Backbone of the Rockies.
Photo of a lake with forest and high mountains in the background. Written on verso: Aniunis Omuksikimi (Otter Lake)
Photo of four large log buildings with log fence porches situated on a lake with forest and mountains in the background. Written on verso: Saint Mary's Lake and Sun Camp
Photo of three five story wooden buildings and a smaller building in the rear on the waterfront of a lake, high mountains are seen in the background. Written on verso: Many Glacier Hotel
Photo of a tall slender rock formation rising above a forest meadow. Written on verso: Pumpelly Pillar
Photo of twin snow covered mountains with a small lake in a forest in the foreground. Written on verso: Twin Buttes Peaks
Photo of a tour car stopped on the side of a dirt road, passengers are looking at a small pond nearby, in the distance over a high plain is a single mountain reaching high into the sky. Written on verso: Chief Mt. from auto road on way to Many Glacier Hotel.
Photo of a lake with mountains in the background, a channel or outlet leads to the left front.. Written on verso: Rising Bull Mountain ;Upper Two Medicine Lake. By photographer : Outlet- Two Medicine Lake
Photo of the a large complex of log buildings five stories high, a road and covered log arch is in the foreground, snow covered mountains in the background. Written on verso: Glacier Park Hotel
Photo of high rocky mountains rising above a lake, a tourist hotel conplex is to the left center on the lake . Written on verso: Many Glacier Region, Grinnell Mountain on right.
Photo of a tall mountain, at the base of it is a lake with a small log cabin on the near shore, more cloud covered mountains are to the left rear. Written on verso: Grinnell Mountain and Jealous Woman's Lake. (Photographer calls this lake Lake McDermott)
Photo of a tall, craggy, snow covered mountain with forest and lake in the foreground. Written on verso: Rising Wolf Mountain, Upper Two Medicine Lake
Photo of a snow covered mountain with an opening at its base leading to the left center of the picture, a brush and rock meadow is in the foreground. Written on verso: Mt. Merritt from Red Gap Pass.
Photo from the shore of a lake across to forested mountains with a larger rocky mountain in the background. Written on verso: Sacred Dancing Lake and Chief Joseph-Thunder-Traveling-over-the-mountains-Peak (Mt. Cannon).
Photo from the shore of a lake across to forested mountains with a larger rocky mountain in the background. Written on Verso: Heavy Shield Mountain and Jealous Woman's Lake. (By photographer: Mt. Wilburn and Lake McDermott)
Photo of a lake a and surrounding mountains which are rugged, rocky and snow covered . Written on verso: Hidden Lake
Photo of a snow covered mountain with a meadow and creek in forest land in the foreground. Written on verso: Heavens Peak
Photo of a boat at dock on a lake with mountains in the background. Written on verso: Ahmitahts Puhtomuk si kuni ( Upper Lake Inside) By photographer : Upper Saint Marys Lake
Photo of porch of a log cabin (left foreground) on the shore of a lake, mountains in the background. Written on verso: Sin o pahki Istuki (Got Woman Lake) - Mount Rockwell. By photographer: Two Medicine Lake from Chalet and Mt Rockwell.
Photo of a lake surrounded by forest with a snow covered mountain in the background. Written on verso: Rising Wolf Mountain, Lower Two Medicine Lake
Photo of an icy lake in front of a rocky peak with snow fields down its slopes. Written on verso: Kutaina Istuki (No Chief Mountain). By photographer : Flinch Lake & Peak
An old Indian man facing the camera in full ceremonial dress holding an embroidered leather gun case. Nothing written on verso.
A side view of an old Indian man in full ceremonial dress leaning against a tree and holding an embroidered leather gun case. Written on verso: Eli Guardipee (Takes Gun First).
3 old men dressed in shirts and tie standing in front of a building holding fishing poles. Written on verso: Frank Harrison, Eli Guardipee, James Willard Schultz. Browning 1938
An old Indian man leaning against a tree, facing the camera in full ceremonial dress holding an embroidered leather gun case. Nothing written on verso.
5 men (Indians and white men) standing in front of a tipi, one is in a soldier or park ranger uniform. Nothing written on verso.
3 old men dressed in shirt and tie standing on sidewalk, log building visible in background. Nothing written on verso.
An old Indian man leaning against a tree, shown from chest up, wearing ceremonial war bonnet. Nothing written on verso.
An old Indian man wearing a shirt, tie and a hat. Written on verso: Take Gun First (Eli Guardipee)
3 men leaning against a stone wall of a building. Nothing written on verso.
An elderly man sitting in a chair dress in a suit. Written on verso: Mr. George Houk, Lethbridge, Alta .
Indian man sitting in a chair holding a rifle with a revolver shoved into the waistband of his pants. Written on verso: Billy Jackson
6 old men sitting on blankets on the ground in a half circle. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz listening to stories told by Kutenai Indians, British Columbia, 1930. Photo by Jesse Donaldson Schultz. At extreme right: Chief Red Horn. L-R Apikuni, Wolf Going Out of Sight, Jack Ignatius ( interpreter ), Many Wolves, Water Bull, Chief Red Horn
Photo of a partially constructed lodge. Written on verso: Social Dance Lodge - Kutenai, 1931
Photo of two Indian men lifting a long pole while constructing a lodge. Written on verso: Kutenai Sun Lodge with center pole to which gifts are attached. 1931
Photo of 2 Indian men standing inside of a partially constructed lodge. Written on verso: Kutenai Sun Lodge Lake Edward B.C. 1931
Photo of an Indian drum and rattle tied to a pole made from a tree limb. Written on verso: Kutenai Sun Lodge poles, Drum and Rattles attached to pool at end of ceremony. Sun Lodge built like a tipi using three main poles (sacred number of the Kutenai) Cranbrook Kutenai, British Columbia, Canada 1929
Photo of 2 Indian men standing inside of a partially constructed lodge. Written on verso: 1929, Cranbrook, British Columbia. Kutenai Sun Lodge erected with three main poles and "nest" in the crotch in form of a tipi- different from Plains Sun Lodge. Note: Sacred number of the Kutenai is 3.
Photo of an Indian man and woman outside of a lodge beside a lake, other lodge visible in background. Written on verso; Kutenai Lodge 1931
Photo of an old Indian man sitting outside of a tipi, woodland visible in background. Written on verso: Kutenai 1931 Red Horn (Chief David), Cranbrook B.C.
Photo of a painting of a man wearing formal attire. Written on verso: Kenneth McKenzie " Kinuk-Suyi-Apikan" Little White Water Man. Founded Ft. Union- 1828. Photo by courtesy of Charles N. Kessler, Helena, Mont.
Photo of a very old man holding a knife, gun, and powder horn is sitting on a bench outside of a log cabin next to an Indian man, 2 young women holding 2 infants sit in the doorway, while another man is leaning against building. Written on verso: Rising Wolf, the White Blackfoot 1896 Hugh Monroe, Morning Plume William Jackson, grandson of Hugh Monroe . Illustrating "White Blackfoot"
Photo a large herd of fenced in buffalo. Mountains visible in the distance. Nothing written on verso.
Large group of women and men standing in front of a brick building. Nothing Written on verso. North Plains Craft Association: Shoshone - Arapaho - Blackfeet
Large group of women standing in front of a brick building. Nothing Written on verso. North Plains Craft Association: Shoshone - Arapaho - Blackfeet
Large group of women and 2 men standing in front of a brick building. Written on verso: Front row. 1. Nannie Ute- Shoshone 2. Rena Little- Arapaho 3. Mrs. Helmer Ute - Shoshone 4. Suzette Wagon- Shoshone Nora Spanish, Blackfoot Meeting of North Plains Craft Association 6. Jessie D. Schultz organizer
Woman feeding deer out of her hand during winter. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a large group of women and 2 men standing in an open field. Nothing written on verso. North Plains Craft Association: Shoshone - Arapaho - Blackfeet
A large group of Indian women standing outside of a brick building. Written on verso: North Plains Crafts Assn Annual Meeting 1940-47 Three of twelve identified. 1. Mae Williamson and daughter 3. Mrs. Mueller 10. Dorothy Small 11 Nora Spanish
8 Indian women standing outside of a brick building. Nothing written on verso.
5 Indian women standing outside of a brick building. Written on verso: L-R 1. Nannie Ute, 2. Rena Little - Arapaho, 3. Ms . Helmer Ute - Shoshone, 4. Suzette Wagon -Shoshone, 5. Nora Spanish, Blackfoot. North Plains Craft Association: Shoshone - Arapaho - Blackfeet
3 men sitting in the grass in an open field. Written on verso: L-R Hart Schultz (Lone Wolf), Stoops -over-butchering, Apikuni . In camp on Big Sorrel Horse ranch,. Alberta Canada. ``
Two men standing outdoors in a field, one has on slacks and a tie, the other is wearing a blanket coat, a western hat and holding a shotgun. Written on verso: James W. Schultz and Lone Wolf- Browning, Montana 1920
Photo of Indian man dressed in full ceremonial clothing holding a gun case. Written on verso: Lone Wolf, Hart Merrian Schultz, son of James Willard Schultz.
Photo of a young boy and a man sitting in front of a building on chairs in winter reading a letter. Written on verso: James W. Schultz and son Hart ( Lone Wolf) Blackfoot, Montana 1894
Photo of a small boy sitting on counter holding an arrow and a man with his arm around him, in side a shop, fabric lines shop wall. Written on verso: James WIllard Schultz & Hart Merriam Schultz (Lone Wolf). Photo taken in 1884 at the Kipps Trading Post below the old agency at Robare. Lone Wolf is 2 years old.
Photo of 4 men sitting on a log bench in front of a log building, two are in traditional Indian garb, furs hang on the walls of the building. Written on verso: Lone Wolf- Hart Merriam Schultz, Jim Stingy, Johnny Ground: Blackfeet Craft Shop, Saint Mary Montana.
Photo of a man wearing tie and a western hatstanding in front of a camping tent. Written on verso: Hart Merriam Schultz?
Photo of a man sitting on a rock in front of a log cabin, a woman and boy also in photo. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a man putting a chain on a dog who is staked in woods. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an elderly man leaning on a cane with another man standing in front of a small tipi, a power line pole is visible in the background. Written on verso: Lone Wolf, James Willard Shult, at Saint Mary's Lake, 1939
Photo of a hole in the ground lined with slabs of rock, one rock reads "North", a shovel is laying on the ground behind the hole and a man's shadow stretches across the ground. Written on verso: North Portion of 6 slab shrine.
Photo of a bank of dirt with a piece of pottery exposed. A pick is resting above object. Written on verso: A large olla - or water jar.
Photo of a large hole in the ground lined with slabs of rock. Written on verso: South half of 6 stone slab shrine on Tonto Creek. Ariz. indicating that to prehistoric age culturists there were ancestors of Southern clan of present day Hopi (Morqui) Indians.
Photo of a curved rock on a square stone, the carving resembles a snake. Written on verso: Carved head and neck of Plumed Snake.
Photo of a curved rock that resembles a snake and stone wheels next to a brick building ,a sign hangs in front of the stone objects that reads" Indian Idol and sacrifice pots - 600 years old". Written on verso: Book: Plumed Snake Medicine. This is in Springerville, Ariz.
Photo of a decorated pottery jar sitting on a table. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a broken pottery jar sitting at the bottom of a hole. Written on verso: Olla excavated in room contained remains (bones) of deer and turkey stew at least 700 years old. Pueblo was destroyed by fire.
Photo of an array of necklaces, rattles and pouches made with animal teeth, quills and beadwork. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an array of necklaces, rattles and pouches made with animal teeth, quills and beadwork.. Similar to photo 316. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an array of leather pouches decorated with beadwork quillwork and hair. Similar to photo 317. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a landscape of bushes and scattered rocks. Written on verso: West edge of Cline Ranch ruin
Photo of a landscape of bushes and a rock wall. Written on verso: Showing remains of defensive wall surrounding pueblo. Carlin Ranch .
Photo of a dig site next to a rock wall ,a shovel is leaning against dirt pile and a knife is laying on the ground next to a flat rock. Written on verso: Clam shell ( next to knife) - symbol of water - exposed on floor of room of 106 ground floor room pueblo, Tonto Creek, 14 mi. north of Roosevelt Dam.
Photo of a man shoveling out a dig site. Written on verso: Excavating refuse heap, heap of a ruin. Apikuni on the Tonto.
Photo of a house with a few outbuildings, a fence runs across the foreground and a large Butte is visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a valley that appears to contain crops. Mountains visible in background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a irrigation canal, buildings are visible in the background and a fence surrounds property. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a fenced in field that contains crops. Mountains visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a woman standing next to a rock wall and a hill covered in bushes and scattered rocks. Written on verso: Portion of remarkable large prehistoric pueblo site just north 3 Bar Ranch and 13 miles above Roosevelt Dam.
Photo on many pieces of broken pottery stacked above a large hole, shovel is leaning against side of hole, mans shadow spread across foreground. One rock has written on it 'diam. 35", height 39"'. Written on verso: Broken pottery from room of the clam shell.
Photo of a pile of many odd shaped rocks. Written on verso: Shrine stones- all water worn and symbolic of water. Dug up at ruin west side Tonto opposite Webb's .
2 men and 1 woman in the process of excavating a hole in the side of a hill. Written on verso: Robbing a bee cave.
Photo of a collection of stones and broken pottery sitting on the ground. Written on verso: Metate- or stone trough and stone grinders for grinding corn.
Photo of a man standing next to a dig site. Written on verso: S.W. Corner of 106 room ruin
Photo of landscape covered in rocks and bushes, some groups of rocks appear to have a rectangular pattern. Written on verso: Portion of ruins in places originally 3 stories high. S-west side of Tonto near Webbs.
Photo of a woman typing inside a well stocked tent, part of a log structure is visible in the foreground. Written on verso: Camp on the Tonto.
Photo of a rock pile surrounded by bushes. Written on verso: Ruin 12 mi north (of) Roosevelt Dam.
Photo of a man standing in a area covered with rocks and brush. Written on verso: Portion of ruin opposite Cline Ranch, Tonto Basin.
Photo of the remaining walls of stone buildings nestled in a cave. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a woman standing in the middle of an area covered with rocks and brush. Written on verso: Ruin opposite Carlan Ranch. Part of it was two stories high.
Photo of a rock wall partially hidden by brush. Mountains visible in the background. Written on verso: Monument 65 x 32 x 10 feet high. N&S or Mienkatin (sic) near ruined pueblo opposite Carlan Ranch, Tonto Creek, and 18 mile north of Roosevelt Dam .
Photo of a desert landscape containing brush and a large cactus. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of rocks, 2 rocks have concentric spirals on them, possibly drawn on or they are petrified wood but it is impossible to tell. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of James Willard Schultz sitting cross-legged on a chair looking towards the floor while smoking a cigarette. He is wearing a grey flannel suit and a wide brimmed hat. Wtitten on verso: James Willard Schultz 1926.
Photo of James Willard Schultz in a grey flannel suit a pocket watch is visible in his breast pocket. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz, Los Angeles about 1918.
A photo of a drawing of James Willard Schultz from the neck up by H. Langdon Kihn. Written on verso: Photo of a portrait by H. Langdon Kihn about 1926
A photo of James Willard Schultz sitting in a chair wearing a grey flannel suit, holding his hat and smoking a cigarette. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz.
A photo of James Willard Schultz standing in front of a department store window wearing knickers and a tie. Written on verso: Bozeman 1930
A photo of James Willard Schultz standing in the front yard of a house wearing a shirt and tie. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz at Berkeley, 1931.
A photo of James Willard Schultz standing in front of a large hedge wearing a suit and holding his hat buildings and a fence are visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
James Willard Schultz, smiling and wearing a suit and hat, is standing in front of a tree. Written on verso: At Jack Haynes home - Yellowstone Park, 1939.
A photo of James Willard Schultz standing on a sidewalk in front of a building wearing a suit, he is holding his hat and a cigarette in his hand. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz, Berkeley, California, 1932
A photo of James Willard Schultz standing in the lawn in front of a house wearing a suit and holding a cat. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of James Willard Schultz sitting on a bench smoking a cigarette wearing a suit. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of James Willard Schultz smoking a cigarette, wearing a suit and stringing a fly fishing rod, a car is visible in the background. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz, Bozeman, 1933.
A photo of a man at an encampment standing beside a bed outside a tent watching an old Indian man with his hands punching the air, a car and another tent are visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a man holding 2 birds and watching an Indian man in ceremonial dress. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a man sitting on a bench in front of a a wooden building next to an Indian man and woman, an old wagon and a teepee are visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a man standing in front of a camp with 2 tents, supplies and an automobile visible behind him in the far background it is a flat prairie. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a man and an Indian man linking arms while standing on front porch of a house. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a little boy standing next to a chair. Written on verso: Willie, James Willard Schultz - age 3
A photo of a young man standing outside wearing a hat and a buffalo fur coat that is covered in snow. Written on verso: The author as he was in his youth. James Willard Schultz (Apikuni) returning to New York to visit his mother in 1889.
A photo of a young man standing with his arms crossed wearing a suit and holding his hat. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a man in a suit and and Indian woman in a gingham dress talking outside of a tent, the man is leaning on a shotgun. Written on verso: JWS & Mrs. Bear Head, 1918
A photo of an Indian man and a white man holding a fly rod case and a fishing creel over his arm standing in front of a lake. Written on verso: Bear Head - Apikuni, Glacier Park, 1937
A photo of an Indian man and a white man standing in front of a lake, the white man has a fishing creel over his arm and is holding a fly rod case. Written on verso: Apikuni and Kaiyotikan-Bear Head at Many Glaciers -1939
A photo of 2 white men, one in a uniform, the other in a suit and an Indian man standing outside. Written on verso: Major Gotshall and Many Tail Feathers.
A photo of two white men, one in a uniform, standing in front of a tipi with several Indians, including young children, in ceremonial dress. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of 2 older men and 2 young men standing in front of a log cabin. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of 2 older men and 2 young men standing in front of a log cabin. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a man sitting on a rock and 2 young men standing in front of a log cabin. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz and prize winning boys in American Boy "Schultz contest" Prize: Trip though Yellowstone Park .
A photo of an older man and 6 young boys sitting in front of a tipi. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a man sitting on a rock with 2 young men and a woman standing in front of a log cabin. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of an engraved headstone with 2 buffalos and a cross and the inscription : "Apikuni" James Willard Schultz 1859-1947. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of a white man and 2 Indians in traditional dress standing on a set of wooden steps in front of stone ruins. Written on verso: Left to Right - Little Bear, Wampin and James Willard Schultz at Kiva of Tewa Indian Pueblo, New Mexico
A photo of 2 women and a man sitting a bench with a little girl standing in front and one man standing behind them on the front porch of a house. Written on the front of the photograph: "We're expecting you to come again to Yellowstone where you Mr. & Mrs. Schultz will find the latchstring out any time - (illegible) ". Signed Isabel M. Haynes, Jack E. Haynes and Lida. Nothing Written on verso. (Proof in folder)
Picture of a large white house with covered porch and garage beside it. There are a man and woman and boy on the porch and in front of the house is a boy on a hobby horse. In the front yard are trees, the yard is surrounded by a white picket fence and a wood sidewalk is in the foreground.
A photographic portrait of 17 young men posed in uniform with rifles around a cannon beside a tree in a lawn with a large white building behind them. Written on verso: Capt. Yegawa, Harry Pantz Dis, A. E. Soucks, McChonochie, John Foot Jr., C. Delano, Flockton, McCulloch, Billy Rushen, Adj. Erwin, Self, Hall Waring, G. Guthrie, "Pills" Horton, Fuller, Lou Sitivers, Underhill. (As far as can be read)
A photo of 3 women and 4 men in a large tour car parked in front of a large wooden building ,several other people scattered under awning of the building. Nothing written on verso.
Indian man in traditional buckskin clothing resting his head in his hand. Written on verso: Sleep
Indian man in traditional buckskin clothing pointing in front of himself with both hands. Written on verso: JWS sign for "long ago"
A man in a uniform and another man posing for a photograph in front of a porch, two other men in suits are visible to the left side of the picture. Written on verso: L.A., 1914
2 men sitting outside on stools with another man standing behind them, small brush stands behind them. Written on verso: L-R : James Willard Schultz; Mr. Campbell, Post Superintendent, Blackfeet Agency; General Hugh Scott - at Saint Mary's Lake about 1935
2 elderly men, one wearing acampaign hat sitting on stools in a meadow witha lake in the background. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz and General Hugh Scott at Saint Mary's, 1932
A group photograph of 6 men standing and sitting in a meadow with 1 child seated on the ground in front. James Willard Schultz is sitting in the right of the frame. Nothing written on verso.
A photo of six men and a boy visiting outside with a lake in the background. Most of the men are wearing suits and ties. Nothing written on verso.
4 men gathered around visiting in a meadow, 2 are seated, 1 kneeling and 1 standing, a lake is visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Two men are sitting on stools outside talking while one man stands behind them. Written on verso: Lone Wolf, Apikuni, Gen'l Hugh Scott, 1932
Two men sitting on camp stools in a meadow talking. Written on verso: General Hugh Scott and James Willard Schultz, Glacier Park, 1931
Two men, one in a houndstooth suit holding a cigarette and one in uniform. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz - General Hugh Scott, Los Angeles, 1915
Two men, one wearing a suit and the other wearing hunting clothes and boots standing in front of a porch. 1919
A man walking through the woods wearing a sweater, hat and work clothes. Written on verso: White River - Oct 8, 1919. James Willard Schultz near his lodge in the Great Apache Forest
A man holding a gun and 3 turkeys in front of a log cabin, a dog is present in the foreground. Written on verso: And some more turkeys - Greer, 1918, dog- Smokey
A large pile of pine branches piled up in front of a barbed wire fence, a shot gun and a satchel are leaning against the pile. Nothing written on verso.
A man on a horse holding a rifle and 2 turkeys while a dog sniffs the turkeys. Written on verso : some turkeys.
Photo of a log cabin with pelts on the wall ,a deer skull is hanging from the peak of the roof and "Apuni Oyis 1914" is written on the edge of the roof. Written on verso: JWS- shooting lodge at Greer, Arizona in the Apache Forest.
Photo of a elderly man in a sweater, hat and work clothes in the woods carrying a shotgun and 2 turkeys. Written on verso: In White Mountains, Arizona. James Willard Schultz with wild turkey, about 1926
Photo of an elderly man standing in a river wearing a suit and holding a fly rod and 3 fish. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an elderly man standing on the edge of a river wearing a suit and holding a fly rod and 3 fish. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a log cabin in the Apache Forest near Greer, Arizona. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an elderly man holding a turkey and a shotgun while allowing a cat to smell the turkey he shot. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an elderly man sitting on the porch of a log cabin holding a shotgun while a cat sits next to him on the bench. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a man in hat and boots holding a shotgun and a turkey in the woods with a cat visible in background. Written on verso: James Willard Schultz his hunting cat, Mutsi and their game. J.L. Donaldson, Greer, Arizona.
Photo of a man wearing a hat, holding a shotgun and 2 turkeys in the woods. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a man wearing a jacket and hat holding a rifle, another man is standing beside him holding a shotgun, a dog is laying on the ground nearby. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a woman standing in front of a tipi dressed in Indian ceremonial dress and holding a blanket, she also has her face painted. Written on verso: Mrs. James Willard Schultz (Apaki) face painted for participation in Blood Indian ceremony.
Photo of an white haired elderly woman in a black dress with white embroidered shawl sitting in a chair holding a bouquet of flowers. Written on verso: Frances Jocelyn Schultz - mother of James Willard Schultz.
Photo of a garden party in which many well dressed men and women are standing on a walk leading from a gazebo that is shaded by trees. Written on verso: Saratoga, Mr. & Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Whipple, Philander Bushrod Schultz (with top hat), Frances Jocelyn Schultz (with black scarf) - 1857
Photo of several Indian dolls (some on horse back, dressed in traditional Indian attire) arranged on top of a table and electric light shines overhead. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of several Indian dolls (some on horse back, dressed in traditional Indian attire) arranged on top of a table and electric light shines overhead. Nothing written on verso. Similar to #407.
Photo of several Indian dolls ( some on horse back, dressed in traditional Indian attire ) arranged on top of a table and electric light shines overhead. Nothing written on verso. Similar to #407-8.
Photo of 2 nuns standing behind a table with many dolls displayed (may be Shirley Temple dolls) inside of a building. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of several Indian dolls ( some on horse back, dressed in traditional Indian attire ) arranged on top of a table and electric light shines overhead. Nothing written on verso. Similar to # 407-9, overexposed.
Photo of several Indian women and children standing in front of a white clapboard building.
Photo of several Indian women wearing blankets or coats and children standing in front of a small building. Written on verso: A group of Shoshone craft workers, 4 members of the Board of Directors in the foreground. L to R: Virginia Noseep; Nannie Ute; Mary Aoah, Secretary; Annie Washakie, President. In front of "Shoshone House" on buying day.
Photo of 2 women bagging wool for market while 2 young boys stand nearby and an old man holds a child on his lap. A team of horses and a wagon on a flat prairie are visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a large stack of bags of wool in front of several tents, many sheep in a pen are visible in the background as well as automobiles.
Photo of a fenced in graveyard, 3 gravestones are prominent in the photo, all claim relation to Sacajawea. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a large boulder on a cement pad with a plaque attached to it, mountains and an automobile are visible in background. Written on verso: Birth place of Sacajawea, Lemhi Valley, between Salmon and Leadore, Idaho. Jesse Green - 1948
Photo of 7 men and women posing next to a memorial marker and an American flag. Written on verso: Marker placed in honor of Charley Reynolds, Custer's Chief guide, Aug. 17/38
Photo of an old priest standing on the front sidewalk of a house. Written on verso: Dr. John Roberts with Shoshone Indians Wild River Agency, Wyoming officiated at burial of Sacajawea. Photo by Jesse Green - Oct, 28, 1948
Photo of a memorial marker on which is inscribed: " Sacajawea Died April 9 1884 .A guide with the Lewis and Clark Expedition 1805-1806. Idenified 1909 by Rev. J Roberts who officiated at her burial". Nothing Written on verso.
Photo of an old priest standing in a graveyard next to 2 markers, a log cabin is visible in the background. Written on verso: Rev Father Roberts( Epis.) 1884 came to Shoshone Res. Developed school, church and graveyard . Buried Sacajawea 1884.
Photo of a marker that reads: " Near this site on August 20, 1805, the Lewis and CLark expedition first contacted waters flowing to the Pacific assuring the sucess of their efforts and garanteeing title to the Northwest for the United States of America. They camped here, obtained horses and a guide and journeyed on. This was also the birth place of Sacajawea, Idaho's national heroine, a member of the expedition. Erected by the sons of Idaho and citizens of Lemhi County August 24, 1930". Written on verso: Jesse Green 1948
Photo of a marker which reads: "Sacajawea. Died April 9 1884. A guide with the Lewis and Clark expedition 1805-1806. Identified 1909 by Rev. J. Roberts, who officiated at her burial." Written on verso: Jesse Green - Oct 29, 1949
Photo of 8 Indian men arranged in 3 rows in a clearing in the woods, several dressed in cremonial garb. Written on verso: Torrey Roberts, Pitsua Taylor, Steve Tappay, Hugo Brotsu, (behind) Ben Piney .
Photo of the back of a boy in a hat standing next to a pole with lines painted on it watching Indian men in ceremonial dress perform a ceremony. Written on verso: Cyrus Shongulsie.
Photo of many Indian men wrapped in blankets huddled in a circle next to a pole with lines drawn on it. Several people gather to watch. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of the top of a center pole of a lodge, a buffalo head is mounted near the top of the pole. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of Indian men walking away from a pole painted with stripes towards the shade of trees under which people are sitting . Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an Indian man in ceremonial dress dancing near a striped pole while others watch from the shade of the tree line. Written on verso: Willie Newman.
Photo of Indian men in ceremonial dress dancing near the center pole of the lodge. Nothing Written on verso.
Photo of an Indian drum on the ground with drumsticks resting on it, many Indian women and children are visible in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an Indian man in ceremonial dress dancing near the center pole of the lodge while others watch from the shade of the tree line. Written on verso: Torrey Roberts.
Photo of several Indian men standing reverently in front of the center pole of the lodge, while many others look on. Written on verso: Pitsuma Taylor, Hugo Bonalsie, Steve Tappay, Carlos Corengo, Morgan Moon, Mary Myers.
Photo on an Indian man and woman standing reverently in front of the center pole of the lodge while others look on. Written on verso: Sherman Hereford, Crow Woman, Morgan Moon.
Photo of several Indian men and women standing in front of the center pole of the lodge. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of several Indian men in ceremonial dress dancing in front of the center pole of the lodge in a clearing in the woods. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of several Indian men and an Indian woman with a child standing in front of the center pole of the lodge. Written on verso: Pitsuma Taylor, Hugo Bonatsui, Steve Tappay, Carlos Corinjo, Morgan Moon
Photo of 4 Indian men in ceremonial dress dancing near the center post of a lodge while others watch from treeline. Written on verso: Crow : John LeClair, James Wetchie, Louis Enos
Many Indian men in ceremonial dress standing in front of center post of lodge, all have whistles or feathers in their mouths. Written on verso: Bat Weed, Archie Campbell, John LeClair, Eugene Poiree, Ben Perry, Ray Enos, Leon Hobbie.
Many Indian men in ceremonial dress standing in front of center post of lodge, all have a feather in their mouths, one man is handing an Indian woman feathers. Nothing written on verso.
An Indian man in ceremonial dress holding feathers and standing behind 3 women in front of center post of lodge while other watch from the treeline. Nothing written on verso.
4 Indian men walk across a clearing in the woods, a man in ceremonial dress is standing next to a woman with a child in the background. Written on verso: L to R: Hugo Bonalsie, Steve Tappay, Carlos Corinjo, Morgan Moon .
4 Indian men holding feathers are standing facing a woman with her back to the center post of a lodge, all in ceremonial dress. Written on verso: John Trebiro, Crow Woman, Morgan Moon.
Several Indian men in ceremonial dress are standing in front of center post of lodge, while a man holding feathers is standing behind an elderly Indian man in plain clothes. Written on verso: John Tribero.
A group of Indian men in ceremonial dress standing in a clearing in the woods waving feathers in their mouths. Nothing written on verso.
A group of Indian men in ceremonial dress standing in a clearing in the woods holding feathers in their mouths. Nothing written on verso.
Indian men in ceremonial dress are standing at the treeline as one elderly man steps into the clearing, 2 Indian women are standing next to a man near the center post of the lodge. Nothing written on verso.
A group of Indian men in ceremonial dress are standing under the lodge as people line the sides of the path that leads to the lodge. Written on verso: Among old photos in James Willard Schultz's collection appears a Blackfoot Sun lodge ceremony when the entrance is opened and the dancers leave the lodge, note the buffalo head on the center post. Notes on tribal identification: " not Blackfoot (A.H.W) - may be Arapahoe" ; " Shoshone".
3 Indian women and one man stand around the center post of the lodge, buffalo head is visible at the top of the post. Nothing written on verso.
Several Indian men in ceremonial dress stand in a line in the lodge holding feathers in their mouths. Written on verso: Frank Pogue, John LeClair, Andrew McAdams, Logan Brown, John Brown, Harry Bonatsie.
4 Indian men in ceremonial dress and holding feathers in their mouths dance in front of the center post of the lodge while others watch from the treeline. Written on verso: L to R: John Timbana, Star Weed, Bud Le Clair, Louis Enos
3 Indian women and one man holding feathers stand around the center post of the lodge while others watch from the treeline. Nothing written on verso.
3 Indian women and one man holding feathers stand around the center post of the lodge while others stand at edge of clearing holding feathers in their mouths, the men are in ceremonial dress. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a lake and with surrounding snow covered mountains in the background. Written on verso: Camas Lake
Photo of a waterfall flowing over rocks on a steep mountainside. Written on verso: Twin Falls on Hell Roaring Creek, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a waterfall flowing over rocks on a high steep mountainside . Written on verso: Bertha Falls, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a waterfall flowing over a rock formation, it appears to come out of an underground cave. Written on verso: Hell Roaring Falls.
Photo of lake with a cabin sitting at the edge of the water, high mountains rise above in the background. Written on verso: View at the head of Waterton Lake looking toward Citadel Peaks.
Photo from a dirt road on the side of a mountain, two other mountains visible in the distance. Written on verso: View on Akamina Pass looking toward Mt. Blackiston, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo from the side of a road of a mountain range covered with snow, a lake is visible in the foreground. Written on verso: View on Akamina Pass looking toward Sofa and Goat Mountains, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a mountain range with a road running along the shore of a lake in the foreground . Written on verso: View on Akamina Pass, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a lake surrounded by mountains rising steeply beside it.. Written on verso: Lake Bertha, Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta
Photo from the side of a tree lined dirt road of a rocky mountain. Written on verso: Sofa Mountain from Akamina Pass, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo looking down to a lake with a well forested shore surrounded by mountains . Written on verso: Waterton Lake from Mt. Bertha.
Roadside photo of a lake surrounded by snow covered mountains. Written on verso: Mt. Vimy - Waterton Lake -Akamina Highway
Photo of a lake surrounded by mountains from a forested hillside. Written on verso: South end Waterton Lake.
Photo of a woman standing on the shore of a lake with cloud shrouded mountains in the distance. Written on verso: View of Waterton Lakes, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a log structure at the edge of a lake surrounded by mountains, there is a row boat at the shore to the left side. Written on verso: Goat Haunt Chalet - Waterton Lake
Photo of a man launching a row boat occupied by two men into a lake, 2 forested mountains are in the background. Written on verso: Mt. Campbell and Olson, Waterton Lake.
Photo of a person in a hat bent over looking at plants in a meadow with an dirt road running through it. Mountains are visible in the background. Written on verso: View on Pass Creek - picking flowers. Waterton Lake National Park.
Photo of a man in a cowboy hat and denims holding a stick while standing on a blown over tree at the edge of a lake, a mountain is visible in the background. Written on verso: Fishing at outlet - Bertha Lake.
Photo of a small waterfall running over a rock formation near the side of a gravel road, a bridge fence is visible in the foreground. Written on verso: Cameron Falls, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a waterfall running over a rock formation and falling into a pool of water. Written on verso: Cameron Falls, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a waterfall in a river that runs through a gorge with high rock walls. Written on verso: View on Cameron Creek - Akamina Pass, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a waterfall running over rocks on a high cliff. Written on verso: Bertha Falls, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of a mountain range from an opposing mountain on the other side of the valley. Written on verso: Mt. Kootenai From Kootenai Pass.
Photo of a cowboy on horseback riding a mountain trail overlooking a lake surrounded by mountains. Written on verso: Waterton Lake from trail and Bertha Mountain.
Wide angle view from the shore of a lake surrounded by mountains, lodges visible on the edges of the lake. Written on verso: North end of Waterton Lake.
Wide angle view of a lake surrounded by mountains, lodges are visible on the edges of the lake. Written on verso: Waterton Lake.
Wide angle view of a lake from a grassy hill, mountains line the lake. Written on verso: Waterton Lake, Sofa and Vimy Ridge.
Wide angle view of a lake surrounded by mountains with lodges on the far shore and a large lodge in the right hand corner. Written on verso: Waterton Lake and Mt. Crandall
Wide angle view of a lake from high with a mountain in the distance, several buildings are on the shore (center) and one lodge is on a high hill to the left. Written on verso: Waterton Lake and Town Site.
Wide angle view of a cowboy on horseback on a mountain trail overlooking a lake surrounded by mountains. Written on verso: Waterton Lake from Bertha Mt.
Wide angle view of a lake surrounded by mountains, lodges and a water tower are visible at the far right. Written on verso: North end of Waterton Lake and Mt. Vimy.
View from a winding dirt mountain road on the side of a forested slope, mountains are visible in background. Written on verso: Cameronian Mt. from Akamina Highway.
View of a small arm of a lake in front of a steep mountain that has a stream cascading down the slope. Written on verso: Lower end of Bertha Lake.
Photo of 5 Indian men in ceremonial dress sitting beside a waterfall in a river. Written on verso: Hell Roaring Canyon, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of an Indian man in ceremonial dress sitting on a rock formation overhanging on a lake. Nothing written on verso.
View of 5 Indian men in ceremonial dress and one white man in a suit standing on a rock formation beside a lake, a tourist lodge is visible in the right background. Written on verso: At the foot of Goat Mt. on the shore of Waterton lake. Waterton Lakes National Park.
View of a small pond with a log cabin on the far edge in front of a high rugged mountain. Written on verso: Mt. Cleveland, Glacier National Park, on Waterton Lake.
Photo of a touring car driving at the side of a lake, mountains in the background, a camp of tents and buggys are visible at the edge of the lake and a boat is at the shore. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a mountain refected in a lake. Nothing written on verso.
View from high on a mountain showing a distant view of a town on a lake surrounded by rugged high mountains. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a man chopping wood besidea group of log cabins in a forested area in front of mountains in the background. Written on verso: Citadel Peaks From Ranger Station.
Photo of an old truck stopped on the bend of a high mountain road with forested mountains in the background. Written on verso: Cameron Bend
Photo of a lake surrounded by mountains. Written on verso: Waterton Lake from Bay.
View of a lake from the shore with mountains in the background. Written on verso: West shore of Waterton Lake from inlet of Olsen Creek.
View of a lake through trees with a high mountain on the opposite shore. Written on verso: Waterton Lake and Mt. Cleveland
Photo of a dock and rowboat in a lake with tall rugged mountains rising on the far shore, there is a glacier near the top of the mountain on the left. Written on verso: Waterton Lake, Mt. Olson and Porcupine Glacier.
View of a river with mountains rising in the background, a bridge spans the river far center. Written on verso: Citadel Peak from Olson Creek.
Photo of a dirt road on a rock strew meadow leading to a lake with mountains filling the background. Written on verso: Cameron Drive, Waterton Lakes National Park.
Photo of men standing on the top deck of a tourist boat with mountains looming behind them, there are an American flag, a Canadian flag and two other flags displayed on the boat. Written on verso: International Boat, Mt. Cleveland
Photo of a lake with mountains rising in the background,a log cabin sits at edge of the lake while horses graze near a flag pole. Written on verso: Citadel Peaks and Waterton Lake.
Photo of a group of well dressed people sitting on the front patio of a lodge which has a flagstone floor and low rock wall, there are two men standing by the wall taking in the view, mountains loom in the distance. Written on verso: Mt Crandall and Cameronian Mtn. from hotel front.
Photo of a lake rimmed by mountains, a group of buildings are visible on the edge of the lake to the right. Written on verso: Waterton Lake
Photo of a large wooden 7 story building with a spire on top, people on horseback and automobiles are in front of the building on the driveway, several men standing in front of the entrance. Written on verso: Prince of Wales Hotel.
Photo of a large building on the right on a bluff overlooking a lake rimmed by mountains. Written on verso: Waterton Lake, Bertha Mt. in front of Prince of Wales Hotel.
Photo of a lake with a large building on a bluff on the opposite side of the lake, a sailboat is docked on the lake. Written on verso: Prince of Wales Hotel from Bay, Waterton Lake.
Photo of a large 7 story wooden building in front of a mountain, people are scattered about in front on a patio area. Written on verso: Prince of Wales Hotel.
Photo of an Indian man in ceremonial dress and an Indian woman making or repairing a feather headdress outdoors at a table, trees in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an elderly man in a suit sitting in a chair and push button light switch visible on the wall behind him. Nothing written on verso.
Dusk photo of a mountain, a pine tree dominates the foreground while on the valley floor buildings are visible. Written on verso: My home, Enos A. Mills
Photo of dry rocky ground and 2 bushes on desert land with mountains in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of 4 women sitting in a room quilting. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an Indian man in ceremonial dress and an Indian woman sitting at a table outdoors making a feather headdress, trees are in the background. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of main street in a snow covered town full of log structures. Title from front of photograph.
Photo of a stone marker with a plaque that reads: Site of first Masonic Lodge in Wyoming no. 28 under jurisdiction of Nebraska. Now Wyoming Lodge no. 2, Lander Wyoming. Nothing written on verso.
Photo of a snow covered town full of log structures. Title from front of photograph.
Photo of flat range with a butte far off in the distance. Title from front of photograph.
Photo of a small town full of log structureson a treeless plateau. Title from front of photograph.
Photo of a buffalo standing in a grassy prairie with more of the herd behind it. Written on verso: The Grand-father of the Crow Tribal herd of buffalo.
Photo of a buffalo grazing on a grassy prairie, a cow and calf are to the left. Written on verso : The same bull with cow and calf.
Photo of an Indian woman stretching a skin between stakes. Written on front of photograph: Crow Indians of Montana. Written on verso: Pretty Shield - wife of Goes -A-Head; fleshing buffalo hide.
Photo of an Indian woman standing next to a goat under meat hanging on lines to dry, in the middle of a tent encampment. Written on front of photograph: drying Meat - Montana Indians. Written on verso: Pretty Shield, Linderman's "Red Mother".
Aerial photo of rocks arranged in a field in the shape of a man. (A story of the origin of this archaeological item accompanies the photograph). Nothing written on verso.
Photo of an Indian man in battle dress astride a horse holding a shield, the horse is saddled with an Indian saddle with decorative embroidery and fringe, a tipi is directly behind him, a horse and colt next to him and supply wagons are close by the tipi. Written on verso: Sits Down, died Aug 10, 1901.
Aerial photo of a ranch on the banks of the a river, many tipi rings are visible near the river, ranch buildings are in the center background on a prairie sloping up to mountains. Written on verso: Indian Tepee Rings- Madison River- July, 1956