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Collection: 2019-P-030 - Wallis Huidekoper
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 00015
Title: Logging camp of the Little Missouri Horse Company
Date: Circa 1892
Inscription/Marks: [back-print] Original house at Logging Camp where contract or Bly floated railroad ties down the river. Living house and kitchen of the Logging Camp on the Little Missouri River, owned and part of the Little Missouri Horse Co. Photograph taken in 1892. This was in early days a cattle ranch of Huidekoper & Eaton. Starting from the right personalities are. J. W. Foley of Medora, George Myers, Mrs. Myers, Lizzie Roberts wfie of T. F. Roberts, unkown woman, Henry Williams, Vance, Frank Philbrick on horse, John Tyler and Peter Roth. [written in pencil] Rec'd 7 Ag 51, Wallis Huidekoper
Summary: A group of people in front of a large log building. A horse and rider stand at left. Dirt in the foreground. The larger part of the building has a sod roof. The Little Missouri Horse Company was a business venture of A. C. Huidekoper and Alden Eaton. They owned the first hunting ranch in the entire nation.
Red ID: PH_I_90926 Image ID: 49425 Image Notes: B0471-00001

Collection: 2019-P-030 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Wallis Huidekoper
Date: 1880-ca. 1905

Summary: Images of the H-T Ranch (Little Missouri Horse Co.), Amidon (N.D.) and its cowboys.

Collection Summary
Collection: 2019-P-030 - Wallis Huidekoper
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 00015
Title: Logging camp of the Little Missouri Horse Company
Date: Circa 1892
Inscription/Marks: [back-print] Original house at Logging Camp where contract or Bly floated railroad ties down the river. Living house and kitchen of the Logging Camp on the Little Missouri River, owned and part of the Little Missouri Horse Co. Photograph taken in 1892. This was in early days a cattle ranch of Huidekoper & Eaton. Starting from the right personalities are. J. W. Foley of Medora, George Myers, Mrs. Myers, Lizzie Roberts wfie of T. F. Roberts, unkown woman, Henry Williams, Vance, Frank Philbrick on horse, John Tyler and Peter Roth. [written in pencil] Rec'd 7 Ag 51, Wallis Huidekoper
Summary: A group of people in front of a large log building. A horse and rider stand at left. Dirt in the foreground. The larger part of the building has a sod roof. The Little Missouri Horse Company was a business venture of A. C. Huidekoper and Alden Eaton. They owned the first hunting ranch in the entire nation.
Red ID: PH_I_90926 Image ID: 49426 Image Notes: B0471-00001-back

Collection: 2019-P-030 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Wallis Huidekoper
Date: 1880-ca. 1905

Summary: Images of the H-T Ranch (Little Missouri Horse Co.), Amidon (N.D.) and its cowboys.

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