NTDMG115.xml Guide to the Claude And Catherine Simpson Papers circa 1900-1988 Simpson (Claude And Catherine) Papers Finding aid prepared by Judith Nielsen. Updated by Laura Guedes Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. University of Idaho Library © 1983, 2013 Encoded by ArchProteus2003 Finding aid written in English. Overview of the Collection University of Idaho Library, Special Collections and Archives MG 115 Simpson, Claude and Catherine Claude and Catherine Simpson Papers circa 1900-1988 5 cubic feet Correspondence, taped interviews, and photographs used for the Simpson's books on Priest Lake, Idaho history, North of the Narrows and Panhandle Personalities. This collection is in English. Biographical Note

Claude Lewis Simpson was born in Colton, Washington on December 15, 1906. He received a B.A. degree from Eastern Washington University and a B. Ed. and a M.A. degree from Washington State University (WSU). He taught eight years in public schools in Washington. In 1943, he was appointed Specialist in School Services at WSU. He was appointed the first Director of Admissions at WSU in 1946. In 1953 he became Registrar and Editor of the University Catalog. He was a founding member of the Priest Lake Coalition, Inc. He died in Spokane, Washington, in November 1999.

Catherine Diener Simpson was born near Wilbur, Washington. She attended grade schools in Alberta (Canada) and Washington. She is a graduate of Newport High School, Newport, Washington. She received a teaching certificate from Eastern Washington University and a B.A. degree from Washington State University. She taught grade school in Washington, Alaska, and New South Wales (Australia). During World War II she was secretary to the Dean of Men at WSU. For fourteen years she was Director of the Pullman Private Kindergarten and for three years was Kindergarten Coordinator for the Pullman Public Schools.

Claude and Catherine married on June 13, 1936. They had three children: Jack Simpson, Charles Simpson, and Peggy Simpson Yates, who preceded her father in death.

Claude and Catherine Simpson co-authored two books published by the University of Idaho Press entitled North of the Narrows: Men and Women of the Upper Priest Lake Country, Idaho (1981) and Panhandle Personalities: Biographies from the Idaho Panhandle (1984).

The research material of Claude and Catherine Simpson for their book about Priest Lake entitled North of the Narrows is contained in three archival file boxes which occupy approximately three linear feet of shelf space. They were donated to the University of Idaho Library by the Simpsons in October 1982.

The items in the collection include research notes, newspaper clippings, correspondence, several drafts of the manuscript and many photographs. Also included are 14 cassette tapes of interviews with six families closely associated with Priest Lake and 25 cassette recordings which were made in connection with Mr. Simpson's current project, a book to be entitled "Panhandle Personalities," which he hopes to complete in 1983. The photographs in the collection include many of the illustrations in North of the Narrows as well as related photographs which were not used.

The final series contains 15 notebook diaries (1943-1962) and five photograph albums which belonged to Warren P. Upham, a Forest Service timber cruiser in the Priest Lake region.

The contents of this archival group are related in more detail in the following Description of Series.

See the addendum at the end of this finding aid.

Maintaining a regard for provenance, the basic research materials were left in their original order, i.e., the material in Series I is in alphabetical order, the printer's copy of the manuscript in Series II is in publication order. The remaining material in Series II has been arranged according to the type of material, e.g., correspondence, notes, clippings, reviews.

The first 113 photographs were numbered in accordance with the "figure" numbers in the book, therefore if no picture is available for a particular illustration the number has not been used. The remaining photographs were arranged by subject and numbered consecutively from 114 to 317. There are some prints and negatives which were not identified or did not relate to the Priest Lake area; these were left uncataloged and were placed at the end of the numbered photographs.

See the addendum at the end of this finding aid.

The collection is open to the public. Researchers must use the collection in accordance with the policies of the University of Idaho Special Collections and Archives.

Claude and Catherine Simpson Papers, MG 115. Special Collections and Archives, University of Idaho Library, Moscow, Idaho.

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Idaho Pioneers Simpson, Claude, 1906- --Archives. Simpson, Catherine--Archives Priest Lake Region (Idaho) -- History -- Sources Frontier and pioneer life -- Idaho -- Priest Lake Region Detailed Description of the Collection Series I. Research Notes and Early Drafts

This series consists of 43 folders arranged in alphabetical order. The folders contain research notes, newspaper clippings, transcripts of interviews, and correspondence. Listed below are the folder headings with a brief description of the contents of each. The file cards for this series contain a more detailed list of the contents of each folder.

 Allen, Harriet: Two letters about W.W. Slee Allen-A-Dale: Typed copies of two letters from Myrtle Allen to friends, both written in 1962, and two drafts of the chapter on Allen-A-Dale Angstadt, Aunt Belle: Manuscript notes, photocopies of several articles on Belle's murder of Jack Burnette, and two drafts of the Belle Angstadt chapter Band Story: Brief history of the Priest River Band, typescript of a chapter of the book, later deleted, and a note dealing with Nell Shipman's relationship with the band Beardmore, Charles W. Notes on the fire screen belonging to Vivienne Beardmore McAlexander (see photo #213a,b) several newspaper articles on the Beardmore family, and two drafts of the Beardmore chapter Bears: Notes, newspaper clippings and drafts of the Bear Stories chapter Beaver Creek Camp Association: Correspondence, newspaper articles, notes on the history of BCCA and drafts of the chapter Beaver Creek Ranger Station: Notes on Warren Upham, draft of a letter to Mrs. Upham, and drafts of the BCRS chapter Boats: Newspaper clippings, miscellaneous holograph notes, and two drafts of the chapter dealing with boats on Priest Lake Branyan, Harold: Correspondence and information about him Chase, Pete: Miscellaneous notes from various sources and two drafts of the chapter Cougar Gus: Miscellaneous notes and the holograph draft of the chapter Diener, Hank: Transcript of an interview with Diener about forest fires Dogs and Donkeys: Miscellaneous notes from various sources Duffill Family: Correspondence from family members, notes of an interview with George and Mary Duffill, and two drafts of the chapter Elkins, Ike, Sue, and Jan: notes of a 1977 interview with the Elkins and two drafts of the chapter Fish: newspaper clippings, correspondence from Karl C. Paulson of the Idaho Dept. of Fish and Game, and two drafts of the chapter Forest Lodge: Transcript of an Interview with Madlyn Byars Gillis and two drafts of the Forest Lodge chapter Geisinger Story: Transcript of an interview with Fern Geisinger, correspondence with her (which includes her recipe for Hawaiian Belle Pie which was mentioned in the book) and two drafts of the chapter Hagman, Art: Letter from family members and two drafts of the chapter on the Resort Hungate Family: Notes on the family, letters from family members, information on the forest fires of 1926, and two drafts of the chapter Hurst, Rose: Newspaper clippings correspondence from Laura Hurst, transcript of a 1972 interview with Rose Hurst and two drafts of the chapter Introduction and Preface: Notes on the history of the Priest Lake area, articles on Priest River and the Kaniksu National Forest, article on the geology of the Priest Lake area, and several drafts of both the introduction and the preface Jacky, Martha Ahrens: Letters, notes on the family, and two drafts of the chapter Klockmann, A.K.: newspaper article entitled "'The A.K. Klockmann Diary" and notes on Klockmann's grizzly bear story Libby, John: Letter from Dean Stevens Markham, Capt.: Several letters from Elsie Markham Calvert, notes on the Markham family, and two drafts of the chapter Martin, Ada Mae: Transcript of a 1977 interview and two drafts of the chapter Mines: Miscellaneous notes from various sources and two drafts of the chapter Moulton, Dad: Copy of Claude Simpson's article on Dad Moulton published in Incredible Idaho, Winter 1977-78, Miscellaneous notes, and three drafts of the chapter Nordman/Hagar: Miscellaneous notes and a newspaper article Overmyer, Dorothy Winslow: Correspondence, transcript of a 1978 interview, and two drafts of the chapter Shipman, Nell - Articles: Nina Shipman's book How to Become an Actor in Television Commercials, articles on Lloyd T. Peters (Nell's cameraman), an article on Barry Shipman (her son), copy of an article on Nell submitted to Incredible Idaho, nine newspaper and magazine articles on Nell Shipman Shipman, Nell - Correspondence: Letters to or from R. Hungate, R.P. Peterson, Lloyd Peters, Samuel K. Rubin, Tom Fulbright, William T. Leonard, Rene & Jack (no last name given), and Barry Shipman Shipman, Nell - Dedication: Notes on Nell, Barry, and Nina Shipman, agenda and schedule for the dedication ceremonies, correspondence, and copies of several speeches and tributes Shipman, Nell - Notes: Notes taken from the Priest River Times, Nell's biography and other sources, and two drafts of "The Shipman Saga" Six Shooter Jack: Miscellaneous research notes, holograph draft of an article "The Kerr Sisters & Six Shooter Jack", and two drafts of the chapter Smith, Perl (Resort): Two drafts of the chapter Stevens, Kathy: Miscellaneous notes, obituary notice, letter from John W. Libby, and two drafts of the chapter Sylvia Gumaer Burwell: Aerial view of Trapper Creek Subdivision, transcripts of two interviews correspondence from Sylvia and Don Gumaer, six letters to Joe Gumaer from Jack Ruhle, and two drafts of the chapter 1932-1933 Upper Priest Land Deal: Map showing the area involved, two 1965 congressional reports and a copy of Public Law 89-34 to extend the boundaries of the Kaniksu National Forest, and records of land transfers Wheatley, Idaho: Photocopy of the 1908 homestead certificate of Cecil H, Wheatley, two letters from Bob Wheatley, copy of Cecil Wheatley's death certificate, correspondence from the Wheatley family, newspaper article on C.H. Wheatley, and two drafts of the chapter on Wheatley, Idaho White, Bob: Copy of a portion of a 1977 interview Series II. Final Draft and Other Publication Material

The first part of this series consists of a photocopy of the final typescript which includes corrections and notes for placement of the illustrations, and a copy of both the first and second printings of the book. Correspondence with the University Press of Idaho and other miscellaneous correspondence, several newspaper clippings, notes, and autographs and reviews comprise the second part.

 Printer's Copy of the Manuscript (each chapter is in a separate folder) Preface. 4 p. Introduction. 4 p. Forest Lodge. 13 p. Boats. 6 p. Capt. Markham - Master Boat Builder and Pilot. 4 p. Allen-A-Dale. 4 p. Rose Hurst - In the Shadow of Chimney Rock. 24 p. Mines. 7 p. Charles W. Beardmore. 2 p. The Priest River Band's Big blow. 5 p. (Deleted before publication) Aunt Belle Angstadt. 7 p. Tall Bear Tales. 10 p. The Duffill Duo and Daddy. 14 p. Pete Chase. 7 p. The Geisinger Story - An Incredible Epic. 26 p. Beaver Creek Ranger Station. 20 p. Huntate Relates Firefighting Experiences During Huge Fire of 1926. 5 p. Fish, Folly, Facts, and Man's Foolishness. 7 p. The Elkins. 15 p. Dorothy Winslow Overmyer. 7 p. The Shipman Saga. 30 p. Sylvia. 15 p. Wheatley, Idaho - The Town That Almost Was. 6 p. Edward "Dad" Moulton - Man-About-Priest-Lake- 4 p. Six Shooter Jack. 3 p. Matchless Ada Mae Martin. 9 p. Martha Ahrens Jacky. 2 p. The Hungates. 7 p. Kathleen Stevens. 7 p. Cougar Gus. 5 p. Pioneer Arthur Hagman. 3 p. Hagman's Resort. 2 p. Perl Smith Resort. 1 p. Beaver Creek Camp Association, Inc. 20 p. North of the Narrows; Men and Women of the Upper Priest Lake Country, Idaho. - by Claude and Catherine Simpson. (Moscow, University Press of Idaho) 1981 305 p.

The book was first printed in May, a corrected version appeared in August.

 Correspondence - University Press of Idaho Lists for picture placement Typescript of the Index Set-up for "About the Authors" Style guidelines used by the University Press List of Revisions for the second printing Correspondence with Earl Larrison and others 1979-1981 Correspondence - Miscellaneous Correspondence - University Press of Idaho

These letters deal with the possible publication of the book, the publication of articles on Priest Lake, and Forest Service work on the Thorofare. A list of correspondents and dates of letters follows.

 Association for the Humanities in Idaho 1979 Bonner County Historical Society, Inc. 1977, 1980 Caxton Printers 1978, 1980 Church, Senator Frank 1973 High Country (Editor) undated Idaho Yesterdays (Editor) undated Incredible Idaho (Editor) 1978 Idaho. Bureau of Mines 1978 Idaho. State Historical Society 1978, 1979 Idaho. State Library 1978 Moratto, Michael J. (US Forest Service) 1979 North Idaho College, Library 1978 US Library of Congress. Copyright Office 1980 University of Idaho, Library 1978, 1981 Ye Galleon Press 1978 FI TO SE Miscellaneous Clippings: There are nine clippings which deal with upper Priest Lake and Kaniksu State Park Miscellaneous Notes: Notes dealing with Priest Lake personalities or incidents; Lists of people interviewed for "Panhandle Personalities;" Beaver Creek Camp Association membership list, August 1977; Typescript copy of a history of Colton, Washington written by Clarence Gowell in 1888, and printed in Colton News March 2 & 9, 1933 North of the Narrows - Autographs: Several newspaper articles dealing with autograph parties; Lists of people to whom the book was sent and also some of the inscriptions North of the Narrows - Reviews & Criticisms: Notes of a critics' meeting, 1979; Notes of critics' comments, August 1979; Letter asking Harry Nelson to review the book and a copy of his review; Review published in Golden Days Reporter, July-August 1981 Series III. Photographs and Tape Recordings

The photographs in this collection consist of original prints, copies of originals, and negatives; there are also a few slides. Some prints are black and white, others are colored. The file cards prepared as an index to the photographs give a detailed description of the physical nature of the items.

The first two folders contain some of the pictures used as illustrations in North of the Narrows--these are numbered to agree with the figure numbers in the book, which accounts for the missing numbers in the following list. The remaining photographs were arranged by subject, e.g., people, animals, Shipman Point Dedication, etc., and numbered consecutively from 114 to 317. There are some pictures in the collection which have no apparent relationship to the book or the Priest Lake area, these have not been cataloged.

The cassette tapes are in two groups, the first are the interviews for North of the Narrows, the second those for Claude Simpson's projected book "Panhandle Personalities." In addition to the interviews there are also six tapes of old Edison records.

 A Numerical List of Photographs 1 Aerial view of the U.S.-Canadian Boarder 17 miles north of Priest Lake 3 Samuel Tilden Byars 4 Grace Byars 5 Madlyn Byars 6 Forest Lodge 1935 7 Group sitting on the steps of Forest Lodge 1915 8 Forest Lodge 1921 9 Steamboat W.W. Slee leaving Canoe Point 1915 15 George Watson and son True standing by the launch Swastika 16 Ruins of steamboat Tyee II in Mosquito bay 1977 21 Front view of Andy Coolin's mine cabin 1978 22 Rear view of Andy Coolin's mine cabin 1978 23 Nickleplate Mine location, Nordman, Idaho 1977 25 Beardmore horse-drawn stage 1912 26 Beardmore auto-stage advertisement 27 Al Piper 1960 28 Mary Duffill on top of the Lone Star Ranch Rock 1924 29 Catherine Yates on Lone Star Ranch Rock 1978 30 Mary Duffill and Aunt Belle Angstadt 1924 32 Catherine Yates in front of main cabin at Gregory Farm 1978 33 Standpipe for Lone Star Ranch 1978 34 George Duffill 1920 35 William "Daddy" Duffill 36 Mary Duffill with her foot on the launch '"Papoose" 37 Mary Duffill driving a dog team 1923 38 Bill Donaldson driving piling for his houseboat 39 Mary Duffill Donaldson standing in snow 1933 40 Daddy Duffill's wood pile 1921 41 Madlyn Byars and Mary Duffill as Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer 1923 42 Mary Duffill and Madlyn Byars as "'The Gladiators" 1921 43 Pete Chase and Frank Algren 46 Pete Chase loading ore on his dock 47 Elmer Stone setting a trap on Chase Lake 60 Mules waiting to be loaded 61 Mules loaded with equipment for an air strip runway 1939 62 Group in doorway of original cabin on Lookout Mountain 1977 65 New Lookout Mountain cabin built in 1966-1967 1977 66 Julie Turnbull standing by a Jeep 1977 69 Green Bonnet Lookout 71 Wash house and boiler room at Old beaver Creek Ranger Station 1970s 74 Beaver Creek Ranger Station, Ranger's cabin 1930 76 Couple looking at the day's catch of cutthroat trout 1933 77 Day's catch of cutthroats caught on a dry fly 1950 79 Two men holding a string of fish 1920's 80 Aerial view of the mouth of the Thorofare 1978 81 Drift Inn, Priest Lake, Idaho 1978 82 Nell Shipman and Dot Overmyer by a tent in the snow 1923 83 Nell Shipman and others on a sled 1923 84 Nell Shipman and others standing outside of a log cabin 1923 85 Nell Shipman, Dot Overmyer and Ralph (the leading man) 1923 86 Nell Shipman and others on location near Lion Creek 1923 87 Cabins at Lionhead Lodge 1923 90 Remains of Lionhead Movie Camp privy 1966 92 Invitation to the dedication of Shipman Point 1977 97 Bell Shipman 1920's 107 Edward "Dad" Moulton 108 Edward "Dad" Moulton and his dog 1905 110 Bill Jacky and Clark Miller's amphibian device with player piano on board 1977 111 Elmer Berg's cabin 1978 113 Ora Ludeman, "Old Man Chief", Elmer Berg, and Stanley Spurgeon 1930 114 Mountain goats at a salt lick 115 Mountain goats 116 Mountain goat on porch of a lookout 117 Mountain goat in doorway of the first cabin on Lookout Mountain 1930 118 Pack horses in Beaver Creek Corral 119 B. Markham packing a mule 1921 120 Stanley Spurgeon with pack mules 1932 121 Pack string crossing mouth of Upper Priest River 1932 122 Mules on a barge 1932 123 Pack string in front of Beaver Creek Ranger Station 1932 124 Pack string being fed at a stable 125 Mary Duffill with pack mules 1932 126 Horses pulling a load of logs 127 Pack animals 128 Horses and riders 129 Pet llama 130 Bear cubs in a tree 131 Fawn in the grass 132 Deer foraging in the snow, Priest Lake area 1938 133 Dog team hauling freight 134 Mary Duffill with one of Nell Shipman's dog teams 1923 135 Man sitting in a rowboat 136 Sam and Madlyn Byars in a canoe 137 The Byars' fleet across the Thorofare from Forest Lodge 1923 138 Sam Byars' motor launch "Papoose" 1920's 139 Byars' fleet towing Shaffer's camp up the Thorofare 140 Two rowboats on Priest Lake 141 Ivan Painter in a Can't Sink-um boat 142 Girl sitting in a motor boat 143 Al Piper's cabin on the Thorofare 1966 144 Prater Ranch 145 Nordman, Idaho 1921 146 Harmony House, Cedar Creek Landing Bayview, ID 147 Forest Lodge 148 Homestead House, Reeder Creek Road 1978 149 Nordman School 1916 150 Front view of Andy Coolin's mine cabin 1978 151 Snow covered trapper's cabin 1935 152 Original Nordman post office 153 Seven photograph of the remains of the buildings on the Gregory Farm, Bear Creek, Priest Lake Id 1978 154 Remains of a hay mower and buzz saw frame, Gregory Farm 155-160 Views of the Beaver Creek Ranger Station 161 Beaver Creek Ranger Station sign hanging from a post 162 View of unidentified barnyard 163 Lone Star Ranch Rook 1978 164 Belle Angstadt's tombstone, Priest River Cemetery 1978 165 Boulder Lookout 1925 166 Blacktail Mountain Lookout 1932 167 Coolin Ranger Station 1934 168 Hughes Ridge Lookout 169 Green Bonnet Lookout 1935 170 Catherine Simpson in doorway of original cabin on Lookout Mountain 1977 171 Lookout Mountain's new lookout 1977 172 Forest Service lookout 173 Forest Service lookout 174 Sundance Mountain fire viewed: from Elkins' Resort 1967 175 Two couples with a string of fish 176 Couple admiring large catch of fish 1933 177 Couple with beaver pelts, a fox, and string of fish 1935 178 Dogs guarding bodies of two cougars 1934 179 Mary Duffill with her "winter's meat" 1933 180 Two men with rifles on a houseboat 181 William "Daddy" Duffill 182 Duffill family 183 Daddy Duffill with daughter-in-law Beulah and her two children 184 Madlyn Byars outside of Forest Lodge 185 Mary Duffill and Madlyn Byars on steps of Forest Lodge 1928 186 Group on steps of Forest Lodge 1915 187 Two couples of a wooden raft 1920's 188 Barry Shipman as a child wearing snowshoes 1923 189 Leonard Paul and Mary Duffill in front of his store in Coolin 1922 190 Ike Daugherty 191 Lavina Geisinger with her pet fox Jinny 1925 192 Lavina and Al Geisinger 193 Fern and Earl Geisinger 1926 194 Mary Duffill and friend on horseback 1932 195 Elmer Berg's tombstone 1978 196 Catherine and Charlotte Diener in bathing suits 1933 197 Mildred and Henry Diener 1933 198 Group sitting on log pile at Beaver Creek Ranger Station 1933 199 Several men on dock having just returned from a successful hunting trip 200 Four fire fighters from Beaver Creek Ranger Station 1930's 201 Stanley Spurgeon in front of Elmer Berg's cabin 202 George Yacorzynski 1929 203 Coyle Bowman, Pete Chase, Frank Brown "Snider", Fern and Earl Gieisinger 204 Rose and Harry Myer 1977 205 Sylvia Gumaer Burwell 1978 206 Hallie Griswold 207 Group, including the Simpsons, on Lookout Mountain 1978 208 Bob White and Claude Simpson 1977 209 Jesse and Dorothy Underwood 210 Man standing on a porch 211 Two men by a log building 212 Two unidentified men 213 Fireplace screen depicting Bonner County animals on one side and Kalispell Indians on the other 1977 214 Three black and white views of a diorama of Priest Lake animals in Leonard Paul's store Coolin, Idaho 1977 215 Nine color photographs of the above diorama 1978 216 View looking east from the mouth of Bear Creek 1978 217 Mouth of Bear Creek 1978 218 Original dam at Outlet, Priest Lake 1978 219 Swamp land at Bear Creek 1978 220 Bear Creek 1978 221 Remains of a dock north of Bear Creek 1978 222 Footbridge over Lion Creek 223 View of Priest Lake from top of Lookout Mountain 224 Winter scene, taken on north side of Lookout Mountain 1933 225 Mary Duffill standing under snow-covered trees on Lookout Mountain 1933 226 Snow-covered trees near top of Lookout Mountain 1933 227 Shipman Point, Priest Lake 1977 228 Shipman Point snowing the remains of Tyee II 1977 229 Lion Creek 1977 230 Cabins on Priest Lake 231 Priest Lake 232 Rock pile and logs to build Blacktail Mountain lookout 1929 233 Camping on the shore of Priest Lake 234-238 Priest Lake as seen from Coolin December 1953 239 Coolin, Idaho, taken from in front of Leonard Paul's store December 1953 240 Leonard Paul's store 1953 241 Houses in Coolin with snow piled on the roofs 1953 242 Jimmy Hodge shoveling snow 1953 243 Clare and Harold Branyan standing in the snow 1953 244 Leonard Paul's house in Coolin 1953 245 Handy's hotel, Coolin, Idaho 1953 246 Jane Branyan 1953 247 Clare Branyan 1953 248 Snow plow removing snow from main street in Priest River 1953 249 Priest River as seen from a window in the Lorraine Hotel 1953 250 Main street of Priest River 1953 251 Priest River seen from the Lorraine Hotel 1953 252 Harold and Clare Branyan in the lobby of the Lorraine Hotel 1953 253 Car damaged by tornado August 6, 1976 254 Aerial view of Navigation Ranger Camp Ground the day after the tornado August 7, 1976 255 Chimney rook 1978 256 Aerial view of Priest Lake from the East 257-258 Aerial view of mountains above Priest Lake 259 Aerial view of the mouth of Priest River 260-261 Aerial view of Priest Lake 262-263 Drift fence at the Thorofare 1966 264-270 Two photographs of Nell Shipman, the others are views of Lionhead movie camp 1923 271 Shipman Points, Priest Lake, Idaho 1978 272 Site of cameraman's house, Lionhead Movie Camp 1966 273-301 Pictures taken at the dedication of Shipman Point August 31, 1977 302 Martha Jacky with her daughter and two granddaughters in front of her cabin 1977 303 Jacky and Bennett cabins, Canoe Point 1977 304 Amphibian device used by Bill Jacky and Clark Miller to move furniture from Tulie Bay 1977 305 Ice house on the Kerr homestead 1977 306 a-d Evinrude Motor B-18265 1978 306 e-f Evinrude Motor (Pat. 1911) 1978 307 Five views of Caille 5 HP - 5 speed motor 1978 308 Ice saw and tongs 1978 309-310 Two signs for Seneacquoteen Cemetery 1978 311 Capt. Melvin C. Markham's tombstone in Seneacquoteen Cemetery 1978 312 Pile driver that built the first drift fence at the mouth of the Thorofare 313 Dad Duffill's bear trap 314 Stone cover to Beaver Creek Ranger Station hydraulic ram 1977 315 Trillium growing at Beaver Creek Camp 1978 316 Two pairs of White boots 1977 317 Tree hewed out of a tree stump by Harry Marshall, Jr. Interviews for North of the Narrows Diener, Henry undated 2 tapes Duffill George and Mary undated 3 tapes Elkins, Sue, Ike, and Jan undated 1 tape Geisinger, Fern undated 3 tapes Gillis Madlyn Byars June 16, 1978 2 tapes Hurst, Rose 1972 3 tapes Interviews for "Panhandle Personalities" Allen, Harriet undated 1 tape Croy, Paul April 22. 1981 2 tapes Fiedler, Earl and Inez February 11, 1981 1 tape Grindle, Frank February 1, 1981 1 tape Grindle, Roxy undated 2 tapes Griswold, Hallie May 6, 1980 1 tape Hartman, Herrick March 3, 1981 1 tape Hawley Joe December 13, 1980 1 tape Jones, Agnes and Carl March 3, 1981 1 tape Joyce, Fuller undated 2 tapes Kileen, Pat and Elizabeth undated 1 tape Kileen, Pat undated 1 tape Mann, Jesse November 24, 1981 1 tape Randall, Marg December 20, 1980 1 tape Sudnokovich, John "Snick" January 19, 1981 2 tapes Whetsler, Bill and Marguerite February 6, 1981 4 tapes White, Lee February 19, 1981 2 tapes Series IV. Warren P. Upham Material

Warren P. "Uppy" Upham came to Priest Lake from Maine about 1932. He worked as a Forest Service timber cruiser from the summer of 1932 until some time in the 1950's when he retired to La Jolla, California. The diaries and photograph albums in this series were given to Claude Simpson by Mrs. Upham in 1980.

The 15 diaries span the years 1943-1962 and contain daily notes on his activities, cruising notes, and records of car repairs

There are five photograph albums containing approximately 723 snap shots. The earlier ones were taken on a trip from New England to the West Coast in 1926 and the later ones on a trip to Alaska in 1946. There are pictures of Priest Lake, a log drive on the Clearwater, some of Montana, the Jasper Highway in Canada, and the American Southwest. Some albums have poetic captions to the pictures, some no captions at all. .The file cards for this series give a general description of the contents of each album.

 Addendum

In September 2007 Laura Guedes processed and added 2.0 c.f. of materials to this manuscript group. These materials were donated to the University of Idaho Library by the Simpsons on four occasions between 1984 and 1987. The materials in these four accessions were combined and have become an addendum to Manuscript Group 115. All materials in this section are classified into the four Series established in the previous inventory. They are conditioned in boxes 4 and 5.

All the photographs are identified and numbered consecutively, following the order of the photographs identified in the previous inventory, from 318 to 662. The negatives have been listed but not numbered.

 Research Notes and Early Drafts

Contains folders with materials and photographs related to the individuals interviewed for the book Panhandle Personalities (box 4) along with interviews of other persons (box 5). The folders are organized in alphabetical order.

 4 1 Panhandle Personalities – Allen (Harriet Klein Allen): Transcript and draft of the interview, research notes, and photographs 1928-1984 318 Harriet Allen holding a quirt (Feb. 1984) 319 First marina at Coolin. Granddad J. B. Slee 320 Harriet and Clyde Allen (Aug. 1981) 321 Cooking out. Two men and a dog 322 W. W. Slee under construction. Coolin, ID 1902-1903 323 Harriet and “Misty” (1928) 4 2 Panhandle Personalities – Bennett (Lloyd): Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, and photograph 1961-1983 324 Jerry, Rob and John Bennett. Le Roy Sooper. Mother Hilma, dad [1961] 4 3 Panhandle Personalities – Borleske (Raymond Vincent “Nig”): Transcript and draft of the interview, a letter, and newspaper clippings 1983 4 4 Panhandle Personalities – Branyan (Mountain Man Harold): Transcript and draft of the interview 1983 4 5 Panhandle Personalities – Branyan (Mountain Man Harold): Letters to his Aunts 1927-1929 4 6 Panhandle Personalities – Branyan (Mountain Man Harold): Letters and newspaper clippings sent to the Sympsons from 1979 to 1984 1979-1984 4 7 Panhandle Personalities – Branyan (Mountain Man Harold): Four postcards of Priest Lake (color, pub. by Leonard Paul, Priest Lake, ID) and photos sent to the Sympsons from 1979 to 1984 1928-1983 325 Branyan and “Flower” at home (color, Dec. 1981) 326 Branyan and “Molly” at home (color, 1983) 327 Branyan and his crop of black walnuts (color, Dec. 1981) 328 Branyan in front of a pile of wood (color, Sep. 1979) 329 Branyan on a Sunday evening (color, Feb. 24, 1980) 330 Wife Clara E. Branyan, John H. Branyan, and daughter Jane E. Branyan (color, May 1964) 331 John Harold Branyan, mother Katie Moyer Branyan, and father John Thomas Branyan (color, May 1964) 332 Teachers at Elmer Bergs Camp on vacation (summer 1930) “Bath pics appeared in Priest River Times 7/12/84” 333 Teachers at Elmer Bergs Camp (summer 1930) 334 Teachers at Elmer Bergs Camp, going up Thorofare (summer 1930) 335 Hugh’s Meadows. Pictured are son and father, David Peer and father, Red-, from Newport, WA, on their way to Lime Creek (summer 1930) 336 Telephone line (pictured are Branyan and Leslie Twist)(spring 1930) 337 Telephone line. Leslie Twist up tree (spring 1930) 338 Aunt Elizabeth (Lizzie) (1950?) 339 Russell Branyan at Big Hole with dog “Stubby” at Geisinger (Jan. 1930) 340 “Stubby” and a sled made by Cougar Gus, at Geisinger homestead (1928) 341 Dad and Stubby near the boat “Swastika” at Big Hole 342 “Tyee I” Capt. Markham’s first boat 343 A boat 344 “Tyee I” at Beaver Creek dock, built by Capt. Markham (1925) 345 “Tyee” built by the Northern Navigation Co. 346 Our house in Marysville (Jan. 1953) 347 Fern and Earls home in Boise (1953) 348 Springhouse. My distillery (1930’s) 349 Dalkena Camp on Caribou Creek (summer 1929) 350 Beardmore Camp 11 on Caribou Creek 351 Camp on Caribou Creek (summer 1929) 352 Dalkena camp on Caribou Creek. Pictured are Lew and Bill Whestler. (summer 1929) 353 White pine logs 354 Gas. Donkey being moved. Pictured are Frank Horn, Guss Johnson 355 Earl Calborn (1929) 356 Reeder Bay, Priest Lake (postcard by Ross Hall) 357 The Thorofare, Priest Lake (postcard by Ross Hall) 358 Byers Hotel sight, 1956 (2 copies, Mar. 31, 1979) 359 The Tyee at Coolin, Dec. 1953 (copy, Mar. 31, 1979) 360 Dad [John Thomas Branyan] and “Stubby,” 1929 (copy, undated) 361 Earl Geisinger and myself at Geisinger’s Auction house, July 1956 (copy, Mar. 31, 1979) 362 Bob White and Pete Chase (copy, undated) 363 Myself (copy, undated) 364 [Debris], 1956 (copy, undated) 365 Not identified (copy, undated) 366 Beardmore Camp 11 (copy, undated) 367 Geisinger’s Farm (copy, undated) 368 Myself and old “Oley,” a government pack string horse, summer 1929 (copy, undated) 369 Dad [John Thomas Branyan] (copy, undated) 370 Float house at Big Hole, fall 1928 (copy, undated) 371 Bro. Russ and my father at the float house (copy, undated) 372 Russell at the float house (copy, undated) 373 Branyan at the float house (copy, undated) 374 A car and horses, 1924? (copy, undated) 375 Elmer Colburn and myself, 1929? (copy, undated) 376 Dad and Russell at the Scully’s cabin on Thanksgiving day, [1929] (copy, undated)(See ph. 399) 377 Ed Elliott taking a boom to the outlet on Priest Lake for cutting loose (copy color, Aug. 1982) 378 A 10,000,000 board feet jam (copy, Aug. 1982) 379 Madeline Byars and Bill Whetsler, mid 1920’s (copy, Aug. 1982) 380 Russell Branyan at Big Hole with dog “Stubby” at Geisinger and a little bit of the Swastika boat, 1929 (copy, undated) (See Ph. 339) 381 Telephone line (pictured are Branyan and Leslie Twist), spring 1930 (copy, undated) (See Ph. 336) 4 8 Panhandle Personalities – Branyan (Mountain Man Harold): Letters sent to the Simpsons from 1985 to 1987 and photographs 1942-1987 382 Beardmore’s camp 11. Pictured are Wallace Dolittle, Tom Weir, Jim Garrison and wife, 1928 (copy, undated) (This photo is attached to a letter from July 1987?) 383 Branyan drinking rum (1942) 384 Russ and mother (summer 1953) (This photo is attached to a letter from Apr. 18, 1987 and needs conservation) 385 Russ (color, 1987?) (This photo is attached to a letter from Apr. 18, 1987 and needs conservation) 4 9 Panhandle Personalities – Branyan (Mountain Man Harold): Photos sent to the Sympsons from 1985 to 1987 1928-1987 386 Ready to go to Nordman for mail, [winter 1929] (copy, June 1987) 387 Jane in bed, Coolin ID (Dec. 1953) 388 A bear (copy, undated) 389-390 Geisinger’s auction house, Boise ID (Dec. 1953) 391 Scully’s cabin [1929] 392 Janie and old “Paint” (1946) 393 Earl and Fern Geisinger’s house in Boise ID (Dec. 1953) 394 Clara and Jane in lobby Lorraine Hotel (Dec. 1953) 395 Bro. Russ and Wise (Nov. 14, 1947) 396 Cougar Gus and a bear that he caught, Apr. 1929 (copy, undated) 397 Russ caught a deer, Oct. 1929? (copy, undated) 398 Upper Big Lake (July 1956) 399 Bird hunting (posing with game), fall 1929 (copy, June 1987) 400 Dad and Russell at the Scully’s cabin on Thanksgiving day (1929) 401 A goat, 1929 (copy, undated) 402 A bear on Shaffer pole road [1929?] 403 Branyan, Bob White, “Stub,” and “Bootsie” moving empties on one of Cougar Gus handmade sleds, Feb. 1930 (copy, June 1987) 404 Lime Creek Camp cooking out, 1929 (copy, June 1987) 405 Branyan, Bob White, “Stub,” and “Bootsie” packing empties, Feb 1930 (copy, undated) 406 Russ packed the deer to Big Hole, fall 1928. Pictured are Tom Branyan, Bob White, Russell Branyan, and W. Stub. (copy, June 1987) 407 Jackson’s Peak near the Canadian border (summer 1930) 408 Last haul of the empties, Feb. 1930? (copy, Jun. 1987) 409 Jane E., Clara, Harold, dad J. T., mother Katie, and Clara’s sister Edna on Christmas (color, 1960-1963?) 410 Jane walking the dogs at Coolin, ID (Dec. 1953) 411 Jane by the springhouse on Perry Co. (1945) 412 Earl and Fern Geisinger’s house in Boise ID (Dec. 1953) 413 Dad about 80 years old (summer 1960?) 414 Cougar Gus Johnson (spring 1929) 415 A bear at Shaffer’s pole (fall 1928) 416 Ready to go to Nordman for mail (spring 1930) 417 Geo. Watson, Bob White, and “Bootsie” three weeks before the sheriff raided upper lake (spring 1930) 418 Branyan and his nephew E. A. Branyan at the Gaileys Cemetery (color, May 1985) 4 10 Panhandle Personalities - Chronic (Ryder): Transcript and draft of the interview, a letter, and three strips of 35mm color negatives 1981?-1983 4 11 Panhandle Personalities – Croy (Paul): Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, one strip of 35mm negatives, and photographs 1981-1984 419 Paul Croy, 1968 (Copies 1 and 2 of 3, undated) 4 12 Panhandle Personalities – Eddy (Agnes Gayton Presnell and Leslie Eugene): Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, newspaper clippings, five strips of negatives, and photographs 1982-1983 420 Claude Simpson and Agnes Eddy in London (color, Feb. 1983) 421 Catherine Simpson and Agnes Eddy in London (color, Feb. 1983) 422 Leslie Eddy. Pic from UI Gem (copy, undated) 423 Byron King Presnell. “Fatty” “Pretzel” (copy, undated) 424 Les Eddy pitcher (copy, undated) 4 13 Panhandle Personalities – Fiedler (Earl): Transcript and draft of the interview, draft of a letter, and research notes 1980-1981 4 14 Panhandle Personalities – Grindle (Frank and Nora “Roxy” Seymour Rock): Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, and photographs 1978-1981 425-426 Frank and Roxy mailbox 427-428 Frank and Roxy mailbox (color, Oct. 1980) 4 15 Panhandle Personalities – Griswold (Hallie): Transcript and draft of the interview 1980-1981 4 16 Panhandle Personalities – Hawley (Joe and Donna): Transcript and draft of the interview, research notes, newspaper clippings, brochures from The International Sled Dog Racing Association (undated), two strips of 35mm color negatives, and photographs 1980-1983 429-432 Donna and her sled dog “Mazie” (color, undated) 4 17 Panhandle Personalities – Heitman (Herrick): Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, and research notes 1981, 1985 4 18 Panhandle Personalities – Jones (Agnes Smith): Transcript and draft of the interview, research notes, and newspaper clippings 1981 4 19 Panhandle Personalities – Joyce (Fuller) Transcript and draft of the interview, research notes, newspaper clipping, one strip of 35mm color negatives, and a photograph 1980 433 Fuller Joyce (color, Dec. 1980) 4 20 Panhandle Personalities – The Killeens: Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, newspaper clippings, map of Sidney (Australia), and brochures about dams 1980 4 21 Panhandle Personalities – Mann Bros. Orchestra (and Dance Band): Transcript and draft of the interview, a letter, research notes, newspaper clippings, and photographs 1920's-1983 434 “Wonder Musicians. Left to right: Dudley Wilson, Winn Coe, Rastus Rush, Hayden Mann, Jesse Mann, Bill (William) Fenderson, ‘Slates’ Burrell Wilson” (By Sussman MPLS.) 435 The musicians kneeling on the floor in front of the table with musical instruments (By Sussman MPLS.) 436 The musicians standing in two rows behind the table with musical instruments (By Sussman MPLS.) 437 With other musicians (By Hearts and Fists Weaver Productions) 4 22 Panhandle Personalities – Mann Bros. Orchestra (G. B. “Slates” Wilson): Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, newspaper clippings, and photographs 1927-1983 438 Dorothy Kemp (1927) 439 “Compliments of the Gray Family Ruth, Madge, Leonard, Jennie, Dolly, Maisie” (On postcard, Kyle, Winnipeg, Canada) 4 23 Panhandle Personalities – Mann Bros. Orchestra (From G. B. “Slates” Wilson Collection): Research notes, newspaper clippings, a copy of the “Winter Garden Dancing Academy” (Montana, vol. 1, n. 3, Mar. 28, 1925), a copy of the program of the Ascher’s Chateau Theatre (first jubilee week) 1925 4 24 Panhandle Personalities – Meyers (Rose Chermak): Transcript and draft of the interview, a newspaper clipping, and photographs 1977-1983 440 Reeder Bay in front of Rose and Harry Meyers’ home (July 1977) 441 Rose and her husband Harry Meyer at their home on Reeder Bay (July 1977) 442 Rose C. Meyers 443-444 Rose C. Meyers (Sep. 1983) 438 Dorothy Kemp (1927) 4 25 Panhandle Personalities – The Parsons: Transcript and draft of the interview, research notes, and a newspaper clipping 1981-1984 4 26 Panhandle Personalities – Randall (Marg): Transcript and draft of the interview, and photographs 1980-1984 445 Marg Calfee Randall (color, Jan. 1981) 446 Marg Calfee Randall and her pet deer, 1920’s (Copies 1 of 2, Feb 1984) 447 The Warren homestead cabin in Coolin, ID (copy, undated) 4 27 Panhandle Personalities – Samuelson (Don): Transcript and draft of the interview, postcards, brochures, and photographs 448 Governor Don Samuelson at his desk in his office 449 Governor Don Samuelson standing between the Idaho and the American flag in his office 450-451 Governor Don Samuelson 4 28 Panhandle Personalities – Shea (James E. “Jimmy”): Transcript and draft of the interview and research notes 4 29 Panhandle Personalities – Sudnikovich (John “Snick”): Transcript and draft of the interview, and research notes 4 30 Panhandle Personalities – Upham (Warren “Uppie”) Transcript and draft of the interview, research notes, and a Christmas card 4 31 Panhandle Personalities – Upham (Warren “Uppie”) Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, newspaper clippings, Upham’s Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, Maine Beta upsilon Chapter card (May 10, 1916), one 35mm negative frame and photographs 452 “Cap ‘n’ Tyne Laird” (postcard, undated) 453 “Heckman of Heckmans” (Mar.1957) 454 Uppie washing his car (May 1957) 455 Uppie and his canoe (color, undated) 456 Uppie holding a cougar on his shoulders (postcard, undated) 457 Uppie’s poem “I put my heart to school” (copy, undated) 458 Uppie and canoe in [...] Creek Rapids (copy, undated) 459 Cougar Gus shack at Mosquito Bay (copy, undated) 460 Uppie and his cat (color, undated) 4 32 Panhandle Personalities – Cleveland (President) and Bethmann (Frieda): Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, newspaper clippings, five strips of 35mm negatives, and photographs 461 The Bethmann mansion, 1932 (Copies 1, 2, and 3 of 4) 462 Frieda Bethmann, 1932 (Copies 1, 2 and 3 of 4) 463-465 [Site of the Bethmann mansion at the Pardee railroad siding on the Clearwater River] (Feb. 1984) 466-468 [Site of the Bethmann mansion at the Pardee railroad siding on the Clearwater River] (Sep. 1983) 469-471 Peak of the knoll at the Pardee railroad where the Bethmann mansion was (color, Sep. 1983) 4 33 Panhandle Personalities – Whetsler (William and Marguerite): Transcript and draft of the interview, correspondence, research notes, leaflet with the song “Know and Grow With Idaho,” by Marguerite Whetsler (1959), three strips of 35mm color negatives, and photographs 472 Bill Whetsler (copy , undated) 473 Bill Whetsler and other crew members (Copy 1 of 2 , undated) 474 “A log jam – an oil painting by Bill Whetsler,” 1948 (Copy 1 of 2 color, undated) 475 Breaking a log jam on Priest River (copy , Feb. 1984) 4 34 Panhandle Personalities – White (Leland): Transcript and draft of the interview, and photographs 476 Ana Painter, Hilda Krouse and Lee White (color, July 23, 1983) 477 Curt McEwan and [Lee White] (clipped photo, color, July 23, 1983) 478 Leland White (Feb. 1984) 479-481 Group (copy, undated) 5 1 Grambo (Ernest S.): Letters 1981-1982 5 2 Houghton (Gil): Letters and a postcard 1983 5 3 Painter (Ivan): Notes 1981 5 4 Rule (Jack): Typed copies of letters from 1932-1933 and notes 198_ 5 5 Saccomano (Anson) (empty folder) 5 6 Schafer (Mary): Notes and newspaper clipping [1981] 5 7 Shipman: Correspondence and a photograph 1985-1988 482 Barry Shipman, Catherine and Claude Simpson (color, undated) Attached to a letter from Barry Shipman, 4-5-88) 5 8 Shipman-Trusky: Newspaper clippings, letter, publications from Boise State University, including the program of the Nell Shipman Silent Festival (Jan.-Mar. 1987) 1984-1987 5 9 Shipman-Trusky: Correspondence and newspaper clipping about Nell Shipman 1986-1987 5 10 Simpson (Alfred “Al” G.): Transcript of interview 1980 5 11 Sam Sourdough: Letter 1981 5 12 Stejer (Richard): Draft of a letter 1977 5 13 Stone: Correspondence, notes, and photographs 1977-1982 483 Nordman, Idaho in 1921 (copy, Jul. 1978) 484 Lumber transport in 1921 (copy, Jul. 1978) 485 Elmer Stone (Barney’s dad) and his crew of timber cruisers during the winter of 1912-13 (2 copies, July 1978) 486 One of Barney Stone’s pack strings (copy, July 1978) 487 One of Barney Stone’s pack strings going up to Horton Ridge (copy, July 1978) 488 The lead of a 20-mule pack string carrying cable for a main line Clonkey-cable in Marble Creek, 1925 (copy, July 1978) 489 The tail of a 20-mule pack string carrying cable for a main line Clonkey-cable in Marble Creek, 1925 (copy, July 1978) 490 Barney Stone packing into Hunt’s Peak, 1931 (copy, July 1978) 491 A pack string of Barney Stone (copy, July 1978) 492 Barney Stone’s horse “Del” (copy, July 1978) 493 Barney Stone packing, 1929 (copy, Jul. 1978) 494 Bobby Connars pack string (copy, July 1978) 495 Barney Stone packing a pack mule (copy, July 1978) 496 Barney Stone pack string on Hughes Meadow, 1941 (copy, July 1978) 497 Marshall Stone (Barney Stone’s uncle) (copy, July 1978) 498 Elmer Stone’s log cabin (copy, July 1978) 499-501 Goats (July 1978) Final Draft and Other Publication Material

Contains two drafts of the book Panhandle Personalities, correspondence with the University of Idaho Press and notes related to the publication of the book. In addition, it contains the selected photographs for the books Panhandle Personalities and North of the Narrows. These photographs are organized according to the order in which they appear in the books. Additional materials related to the publication of the books are in folders “Miscellaneous.”

 5 14-17 [Spring] 1984 draft 5 18-21 [Summer] 1984 draft 5 22 Panhandle Personalities: Notes and a photograph 502 Claude Simpson at retirement (2 photos, 1970) 5 23 Panhandle Personalities: Progress Record 1984 5 24 Panhandle Personalities: One frame of 4 x 5 inch black and white negative of the cover of the book, two pen and ink sketches by Fuller Joyce, and photographs. Photos (Pages 1-182) 1905?-1982 503 Capt. Walter Watford Slee 504 The W. W. Slee under construction (1902-1905) 505 Harriet Kelin Allen, (1977) 506 Harriet Allen holding a quirt (Feb. 1984) 507 Lloyd Bennett with son and grandsons, (July 29, 1961) 508 Fly fisherman, Lloyd Bennett, (July 1962) 509 Lloyd Bennett celebrating his 85th birthday, undated (color, 1975) 510 Branyan in his kitchen (color, undated) 511 Branyan and his pets (color, Feb. 24,1980) 512 Ryder Chronic, (color, June 1981) 513 Paul Croy, on “Babe,” 1926 (copy, undated) 419 Paul Croy, 1968 (copy 3 of 3, undated) 514 Catherine Simpson and Agnes Eddy (color, 1982) 515 Earl and Inez Fiedler (color, 1980) 516 Frank Grindle and guests (1982) 517 Hallie Griswold (July 1978) 518 Donna Hawley and her sled dog (color, undated) 519 Herrick Heitman (color, undated) 520 Masterpiece in full sail (color, undated) 521 The Master’s Masterpiece (color, undated) 522 Fuller Joyce (color, Dec. 1980) 523 Elizabeth and Patrick Killeen (Apr. 1980) 5 25 Panhandle Personalities: Photographs (Pages 183-360). Prints of illustrations on pages 189 and 190 (Not included are the two photos showed on page 266) 1900?-198_ 524 Slats Wilson (color, undated) 525 “Wonder Musicians. Left to right: Dudley Wilson, Winn Coe, Rastus Rush, Hayden Mann, Jesse Mann, Bill (William) Fenderson, ‘Slates’ Burrell Wilson” (By Sussman MPLS, undated) 526 The musicians standing in two rows behind the table with musical instruments (By Sussman MPLS, undated) 527 Mann Bros. Orchestra (By Sussman MPLS) 528 The “bunch” that made the entire Pantages Circuit 529 Rose Chermak Meyers (color, 1983) 446 Marg Calfee Randall and her pet deer, 1920’s (Copy 2 of 2, Feb. 1984) 530 The Warren homestead cabin, 1923-1930 (copy, undated) 531 Wirt Calfee, 1923-1930 (copy, undated) 532 Marg Calfee Randall (color, Jan. 1981) 533 Don Samuelson (color, July 1984) 534 Governor Don Samuelson and Idaho’s First Lady 535 Jimmy and Nellie Shea (color, undated) 536 John “Snick” Sudnikovich (color, Jan. 1981) 537 Upham as a boy (By Mushet, Los Angeles, undated) 538 Warren Pratt Upham’s headstone 539 Nell Shipmann 461 The Bethmann mansion, 1932 (Copy 4 of 4, undated) 462 Frieda Bethmann, 1932 (Copy 4 of 4, undated) 473 Bill Whetsler and other crew members (Copy 2 of 2, undated) 540 Marguerite Whetsler (color, 1983) 541 The Dinky, by Bill Whetsler (copy color, undated) 474 “A log jam – an oil painting by Bill Whetsler,” 1948 (Copy 2 of 2 color, undated) 477 Lee White [and Curt McEwan] (clipped photo, color, July 23, 1983) 5 26 Panhandle Personalities: Miscellaneous and photographs 1922-1984 542-544 Claude and Catherine Simpson (color, July 1984) 5 27 North of the Narrows: Photographs (Fig. 1-27) 1932-1978 545 United States-Canadian border 546 Fishing in the old days (color, 1950’s) 547 Samuel Tilden Byars (copy, June 1978) 548 Grace Byars (copy, June 1978) 549 Madlyn Byars (copy, June 1978) 550 Forest Lodge, Aug. 10, 1935 (copy, undated) 551 Forest Lodge, 1915 (copy, June 1978) 552 Forest Lodge, 1921 (copy, June 1978) 553 Steamer “W. W. Slee,” 1915 (copy, undated) 554 Capt. Markham’s “Tyee,” built in 1925 (1932) 555 Northern Navigation Co. “Tyee,” built in 1945 556 The Kaniksu 557 The “Papoose” (1934) 558 The “Swastika” 559 Tyee, built in 1945 (copy, July 1978) 560 Capt. Markham’s company sign (color Aug. 1978) 561 Mary Rutherford in Allen-a-Dale cabin, 1961 (copy, May 1978) 562 Rose Hurst (color, 1965) 563 Laura Hurst (color, July 1977) 564 Front view of Andy Coolin’s mine cabin (color, 1978) 565 Rear view of Andy Coolin’s mine cabin (color, undated) 566 Nickleplate Mine 567 Old timers 568 Beardmore Stage Line, 1911-1912 (copy, undated) 569 A White truck (copy, July 1978) 570 Al Piper (copy, July 1978) 5 28 North of the Narrows: Photographs (Fig. 28-57. Not included is Figure 44) 1932-1978 571 Mary Duffill, Lone Star Ranch rock, 1924 (copy, July 1978) 572 Catherine Diener Yates, Lone Star Ranch rock (color, 1978) 573 Mary Duffill and Aunt Belle Angstadt, 1924 (copy, July 1978) 574 Looking west from the Lone Star Ranch rock (color, 1978) 575 Catherine Yates in front of the Gregory farm (color, 1978) 576 Stand pipe (color, 1978) 577 George Duffill, 1920 (copy, June 1978) 578 Daddy Duffill, 1927 (copy, June 1978) 579 Mary Duffill with her foot on Papoose (copy, June 1978) 580 Mary Duffill driving one of Nell Shipman’s dog teams, 1923 (copy, June 1978) 581 Bill Donaldson (copy, July 1978) 582 Mary Duffill Donaldson, Forest Lodge, Feb. 1933 (copy, June 1978) 583 Daddy Duffill’s woodpile (copy, June 1978) 584 Madlyn Byars and Mary Duffill, 1923 (copy, June 1978) 585 The Gladiators, 1921 (copy, July 1978) 586 Pete Chase and Frank Algren (copy, July 1978) 587 Branyan’s dog “Stub” 588 Pete Chase loading ore on his dock, 1924 (copy, July 1978) 589 Elmer Stone stting a trap (copy, July 1978) 590 Lavina Geisinger, 1925 (copy, undated) 591 Ike Daugherty 592 Earl Geisinger and pet horse “Charlie,” 1925 (copy, undated) 593 Alfred Geisinger, 1925 (copy, undated) 594 George Ducommun (1886-1938) 595 The Geisinger home (1928) 596 The Geisinger chicken house, 1956 (copy, undated) 597 “Old Jerry,” a deer, “Stubby,” and H. Branyan’s father, Oct. 1929 (copy, Mar. 31, 1979) 598 The Geisinger home, 1956 (copy, undated) 5 29 North of the Narrows: Photographs (Fig. 58-86. Not included is Figure 82) 1920's-1978 599 Launch, “Papoose,” barge, and pack string (1931-1935) 600 Stan Spurgeon’s pack string (1932) 601 Mules waiting to be loaded, 1938 (copy, July 1978) 602 Gas lanterns and equipment for air strip runway, 1939 (copy, July 1978) 603 Original cabin, Lookout Mountain (1977) 604 Hand-powered windlass, (1930) 605 Mountain goats, (Aug. 26, 1932) 606 State of Idaho’s Lookout Mountain cabin (summer 1977) 607 Julie Turnbull (Aug. 1977) 608 Plowboy Mountain lookout cabin (1929) 609 Tent camp lookout station (1932) 610 Green Bonnet Lookout (copy, July 1978) 611 Hank Diener (1930) 612 Wash house and shower room build in 1914 (copy, 1978) 613 Les Eddy and a friend (1931) 614 Ernest Grambo, Stan Spurgeon, Kenneth Nelson, Graydon Winslow, Mark Hurd, Ora Ludeman, Herman Walker, William Blake (1930) 615 Ranger’s cabin (1930) 616 A boathouse (1930) 617 Cutthroats, 1933 (copy, June 1978) 618 Cutthroats caught on a dry fly, 1950’s (copy, July 1978) 619 Winter catch of fish, 1925 (copy, undated) 620 Char and cuts in the 1920’s(copy, June 1978) 621 Airview of the mouth of Thorofare (July 1978) 622 The Jan Smith Drift Inn (By Kyle M. Walker, Coeur d’Alene, ID, 1962) 623 Nell Shipman at Lionhead Movie Camp (copy, undated) 624 Nell Shipman at Lionhead Movie Camp (copy, undated) 625 Lead man Ralph, Dot Overmyer, and Nell Shipman (copy, undated) 626 Nell Shipman on location near Lion Creek (copy, undated) 5 30 North of the Narrows: Photographs (Fig. 87-114. Not included are Figures 90 and 100) 1907-1978 627 Shipman cabins at Lionhead Lodge, 1923? (copy, June 1978) 628 Daddy Duffill in midst of animal cages (1924) 629 The Priest River Band 630 Don Bremer, Joe Walker, and Mrs. Walker (color, Aug. 31, 1977) 631 Coolin schoolhouse. Barry Shipman and Loui Turner, 1923-25 (color, Aug. 1977) 632 Beulah Shipman (color, Aug. 1977) 633 Nina Shipman Bremer, Shipman Point Dedication, Aug. 31, 1977 (1977) 634 Shipman Dedication display (color, Aug. 31, 1977) 635 The “Gal from God’s Country.” (June 1978) 636 Mrs. C. H. Wheatley and children (1907) 637 Lean-to, Wheatley, Idaho (1904) 638 First building erected at Whetley, (postcard by CYRO, 1905) 639 Last of the “S. S. Banshee,” (Aug. 6, 1916) 640 Edward “Dad” Moulton (copy, undated) 641 “Dad” Moulton in front of his cabin (copy, undated) 642 Martha Jacky and family (Sep. 1977) 643 Bill Jacky and Clark Miller’s amphibian (1977) 644 Elmer Berg’s original cabin (copy, July 1978) 645 Hank standing in front of Elmer Berg’s cabin (1934) 646 Elmer Berg and Stan Spurgeon, 1934 (copy, June 1978) 647 Madlyn Byars Gillis, son John, Elmer Berg, 1933 (copy, June 1978) 5 31 North of the Narrows: Miscellaneous, three strips of 35mm color negatives, slide of Fig. 2, and photographs 1920's-1980 648 Ranger’s cabin, Beaver Creek Ranger Station, 1930 (copy, Jun. 1978) (See photo 603) 649 Forest Lodge, 1914 (copy, Jun. 1978) 650 Beaver Creek Ranger Station (late 1920’s or early 1930’s) 651-654 Claude and Catherine Simpson (color, Mar. 1980) Photographs and Tape Recordings

Contains tape recordings and unidentified negatives and photographs.

 5 32 Thirteen tape recordings 5 33 Unidentified negatives and two photographs 655-656 Unidentified couple (color, undated) Warren P. Upham Material

Contains six photographs that appear to belong to the albums in box 3. They have Upham’s handwritten captions for the photographs and residues of the black pages of the album to which they were glued.

 5 34 Warren P. Upham: Photographs 657 Forest of Indian Creek 658 A Lake 659 A Dog 660 Timberline 661 Jack Montgomery. Bellefont. Pennsylvania. “Monty.” Mosquito Bay (Sep., 1922) 660 Trees