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A Harvest of Memories: Rural Life in the Kettle River Valley
Images: People

 
Panning for gold in Rock Creek
1 of 113 		Goods moved by pack train in the early days, like this one along the Kettle River
2 of 113 		Crossing the Kettle River at Bubar Ford; bridges were few and far between
3 of 113 		"Game was plentiful throughout the watershed of the Kettle River & the trout fishing was very good"
4 of 113 		The J.R. Jackson Ranch on the Kettle River just west of Midway
5 of 113 		Bill Lander climbing the hillside above Midway flats
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Up at the Fred Davis place
7 of 113 		Mrs. Lander and Mrs. Horridge by the orchard at the Davis place
8 of 113 		A Kettle River Valley homestead in the early days
9 of 113 		J.R. Jackson and Robert "Sonny" Jackson: harvest time on the Jackson Ranch
10 of 113 		Old style haying on the Jackson Ranch
11 of 113 		Haying at the Jackson Ranch
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Visiting at the Shaver Ranch
13 of 113 		Hardy & Co. General Merchants became The Midway Store, then McMynn's
14 of 113 		Jessie Home Raycroft, John S. Shaver and Clara Maud Raycroft on an outing
15 of 113 		Sam Bender & Eric Jackson riding the range
16 of 113 		Learning farming skills began at an early age
17 of 113 		Midway's first school, built in 1896
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