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1. 1949 Postcard From Diamond "S" Ranchotel. - Postcard, Picture

   Black and white photo postcard from Diamond "S" Ranchotel and Corrals, Boulder, Montana.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Barns in Comet - Photograph

   A black and white photograph of Comet barns looking northwest; town of Comet in the background; six unidentified men in the picture with a team of horses pulling a mower.

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Branding - Photograph

   Variety of cowboys on horses roping cows in the Boulder Valley.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Diamond "S" Ranchotel Postcard - Postcard, Picture

   Black and white photo postcard of Diamond "S" Ranchotel, Boulder, Montana depicting the front of the hotel and a group of horseback riders.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Horseback Ride To Unionville For Dinner - Photograph

   Black and white photograph of ten men and women with the caption: A horseback ride to Unionville to dinner." This was found in the Haab family records; the identity of the people is unknown.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. John McEachern and Bill Craun Roping a Horse - Photograph

   Black and white photograph of John D. McEachern and Bill Craun roping a horse in a corral in Lump City or Clancy.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. John Sockerson & Family - Photograph

   Black and white photograph of John Sockerson of Basin, along with his brother, niece (Florence), and an unidentifed person in a carriage pulled by two horses.

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. McCauley Team Penning - Photograph

   Team Penning is a fast-paced event that requires a team of three riders and their horses to move three specific cows out of a herd and into a pen on the other side of the arena. The riders have to complete this task within a time limit of 60 seconds. The objective of the event is to be the fastest team to pen all three cows. In the attached photograph, you can see (left) Marilyn, Mick McCauley, and Donna working together to accomplish this challe...

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. Mick McCauley Horses - Photograph

   Photographs of Mick McCauley's horses. The caption on the photographs says "Some of my best friends never say a word to me" Strip, Whirl Away, Chubby, Trixi and Tammy.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Mike Quinn - Photograph

    Mike Quinn in angora chaps wrestling a calf in Boulder Montana.

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Postcard to John J. Haab - Photograph

    Enlarged copy of black and white photograph postcard from Dr. Rowe to John J. Haab sent in 1913; back of the card says: "Dutchman Haab--this was one taken when we went up Hot Springs Gulch, your Uncle Fuller acting as skinner."

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Quentin McCauley, Buck DeMers, Brian Dawson and Mick McCauley - Photograph

    A photograph of (left) Quentin McCauley, Buck DeMers, Brian Dawson and Mick McCauley on their horses roping cattle.

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Sockersons of Basin - Photograph

    Black and white photograph of John Sockerson of Basin, along with his brother, niece (Florence), and an unidentifed person in a carriage pulled by two horses.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Sockersons of Basin - Photograph

    Black and white photograph of John Sockerson of Basin, along with his brother, niece (Florence), and an unidentifed person in a carriage pulled by two horses.

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Tan Jodphurs - Horse, Clothes

    A pair of green and tan wool jodhpurs with buttoned legs and a high back, which are tight-fitting trousers that end in snug cuffs at the ankle. They are primarily worn for horse riding.

    Record Type: Object

    
16. Unknown - Photograph

    Buggy on the left with 5 people. There are two ladies riding horses with saddles. There are two kids and one man. There is a barn and a house on the property.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. William Mann Ranching Up Warm Springs Gulch - Photograph

    Black and white photograph of William Mann (1875-1955) ranching up Warm Springs Gulch; he was born in Canada and moved to Montana in 1899 and to Clancy in 1914; grandfather of Louise Mann Battershell.

    Record Type: Photo