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Collection Summary
Collection: 00041 - Reverend Harold W. Case Photograph Collection
Folder: 0009
Item: 00495
Title: Charles Lemon Hall driving buggy crossing Cannonball River (N.D.)
Date: Circa 1905
Creator: Case, Harold,--1895-
Summary: Charles L. Hall drives a buggy across the Cannonball River. At least two people watch from the opposite shore. The water nearly covers the buggy wheels and is nearly up to the seating platform of the buggy.||Charles L. Hall was born in England and came to the United States as a young child. He was educated in New York and practiced as an architect for 5 years. He joined a church that made him interested in the welfare of the disadvantaged. The Home Missionary Society sent him to Dakota Territory, and he stayed in South Dakota after statehood. In 1876 he moved to Fort Berthold, where the Fort Berthold Indian Mission was later established at Elbowoods. He retired to live with his daughter Deborah in South Dakota.
Red ID: PH_I_142354 Image ID: 103344 Image Notes: 00041-00495

Collection: 00041 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Reverend Harold W. Case Photograph Collection
Date: 1890-1980

Summary: Images taken of and by Harold Case and Charles Hall of the Fort Berthold Reservation, the missions serving Fort Berthold area and the Native Americans and their families living there. Photographs separated from MSS 10286 Harold W. Case Papers & MSS 10005 Charles Lemon Hall Papers.

Collection Summary
Collection: 00041 - Reverend Harold W. Case Photograph Collection
Folder: 0009
Item: 00495
Title: Charles Lemon Hall driving buggy crossing Cannonball River (N.D.)
Date: Circa 1905
Creator: Case, Harold,--1895-
Summary: Charles L. Hall drives a buggy across the Cannonball River. At least two people watch from the opposite shore. The water nearly covers the buggy wheels and is nearly up to the seating platform of the buggy.||Charles L. Hall was born in England and came to the United States as a young child. He was educated in New York and practiced as an architect for 5 years. He joined a church that made him interested in the welfare of the disadvantaged. The Home Missionary Society sent him to Dakota Territory, and he stayed in South Dakota after statehood. In 1876 he moved to Fort Berthold, where the Fort Berthold Indian Mission was later established at Elbowoods. He retired to live with his daughter Deborah in South Dakota.
Red ID: PH_I_142354 Image ID: 103343 Image Notes: 00041-00495-negative

Collection: 00041 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Reverend Harold W. Case Photograph Collection
Date: 1890-1980

Summary: Images taken of and by Harold Case and Charles Hall of the Fort Berthold Reservation, the missions serving Fort Berthold area and the Native Americans and their families living there. Photographs separated from MSS 10286 Harold W. Case Papers & MSS 10005 Charles Lemon Hall Papers.

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