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Indians -- Portraits -- Meninick, George (#03)

"Chief George Meninick"

Indians -- Portraits -- Meninick, George (#04)

"Chief George Meninick"

Indians -- Portraits -- Nesbit, Mabel (#01)

"Mabel Nesbit, candidate for Indian Queen at the Indian Congress in Spokane."

Indians -- Portraits -- Perry, Josephine Timothy (#01)

A candidate for the princess honors at the Spokane Indian Congess.

Indians -- Portraits -- Peo peo Tholekt (#02)

Companion of Chief Joseph in famous campaign.

Indians -- Portraits -- Sijohn, Sarah Skanen (#02)

"As she appeared when a candidate for princess honors at the 1st Spokane Indian Congress."

Indians -- Portraits -- Wallahee, Princess (#01)

"Candidate for the Indian Princess at the Indian Congress, Spokane."

Indians -- Blackfoot (#06)

"Wife and child of Chief Whitecalf taken during the session of the Spokane Indian Congress in 1925. They are Blackfeet."

Indians -- Blackfoot (#02)

"Policeman and his wife in attendance at the first Spokane Indian Congress."

Northwest -- Indians -- Indian Congress, folder 1 (#16)

"Blackfeet held ceremony at Indian Congress, 1925, Spokane, & welcomed several white men into the tribe. Scene on Riverside Ave. in front of Civic Building."

Northwest -- Indians -- Indian Congress, folder 1 (#17)

"Felt, Smith, Dodd, Weholt, Varner, Cook."

Northwest -- Indians -- Indian Congress, folder 1 (#20)

"Ed Dorrin, Dodd, Zinser, Ted Weholt, Wades in the Water, Felt, Claude Smith, Varner, Cook." "Blackfeet welcome aboved named men into tribe at ceremony held during Indian Congress."

Northwest -- Indians -- Indian Congress, folder 1 (#21)

"Smith, Felt, Weholt, Cook, Dodd, Zinser, Varner." "Blackfeet welcome aboved named men into tribe at ceremony held during Indian Congress."

Northwest -- Indians -- Indian Congress, folder 2 (#35B)

"Blackfeet ceremony welcoming Cook, Ted Weholt, Felt, Jack Dodd, Smith and Zinser into tribe."

Spokane Valley -- Plante' s Ferry (#03)

"The Antoine Plante cabin - Spokane Valley - Pinecroft. Erected in the early 1850's. Meeting place of Gov. Stevens and Spokane Garry on December 3-6, 1855. Then it was decided the Spokanes should remain at peace with the whites. Home of the first…

Spokane -- Electric power plants (#27)

Man standing inside a large pipe at Long Lake Dam.

Northwest -- Missions -- Washington -- Mount St. Michaels (#10)

"St. Michael's Mission. Bigelow Gulch, 3 miles n.e. of Hillyard. The original mission was erected by Father Cataldo in 1866, but burned in 1908. This photo was taken before 'restoration' about 1927."

Indians -- Portraits -- Peo peo Tholekt (#01)

Companion of Chief Joseph in famous campaign.

Yakima Avenue, looking East from railroad tracks. North Yakima, Wash.

Public Library, North Yakima, Wash.

A Pretty Scene in Washington.

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Northwest Indian Congress. Spokane. October 30th and 31st, 1925.

Northwest -- Mountains -- Mt. Spokane -- Winter (#24)

"On the ski run with one of the lady members of the Spokane Ski Club speeding down the run."

Northwest -- Mountains -- Mt. Spokane -- Winter (#01)

"Beginning of a ski run with 3 men ready to take off."

Northwest -- Mountains -- Mount Spokane -- Vista House (#09)

"Vista House at the summit of Mt. Spokane in its ice-coated condition thus resembling very much a fashioned ice cake of house design. Photo by Lawrence Numbers, Nu-Art studio, winter 1937"

Northwest -- Mountains -- Mt. Spokane -- Winter (#04)

"Snow formation near the summit with 3 men standing watching the on-coming of a winter storm"

Northwest -- Mountains -- Mt. Spokane -- Winter (#08)

"Looking through an aisle of heavily ice-coated trees on the trail to the summit."

Northwest -- Mountains -- Mt. Spokane -- Winter (#11)

"Mt. Spokane with its snowy coating and the heavily ice coated trees as seen from the summit of Mt. Kit Carson to the southwest."

Northwest -- Mountains -- Mt. Spokane -- Winter (#13)

"Trail through the timber near the summit. Members of the Spokane Ski Club on the trail."

Northwest -- Mountains -- Mt. Spokane -- Winter (#16)

"Elephant tree, one of the peculiar ice and snow shapes on the slope of Mt. Spokane near the summit"