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Farmers spreading poison grasshopper bait, Richland County, Montana

Map shows the Great Northern's routes, and land available for homesteads. Text on verso describes Montana and the counties in which land is available.

Image of Mrs. Quartermass Working Butter

Image of John Reum, Edwin Larson, Martha's father, Martha's mother, Olga, Martha Reum, Grandma Larson, Mrs. Thompson at Reum's house.

Image of Edgar Waters homestead - George, Verna, Edgar, and Frances by house.

Image of Mrs. Cravath, Mrs. Finney, Florence and Elsie Cravath

Image of Julia, Harry and Dollie Quatermass

Page from the Richland County 1930 Home Demonstration Report with a photograph of the Home Demonstration Council meeting. Montana home demonstration extension agents filed annual reports of their activities, detailing any special programs or…

Montana home demonstration extension agents filed annual reports of their activities, detailing any special programs or presentations they may have performed during the year for their constituents. Pages contain photographs of Better Kitchen…

Montana home demonstration extension agents filed annual reports of their activities, detailing any special programs or presentations they may have performed during the year for their constituents.

Maps of Valley and Richland County showing demonstrations by the home demonstration agent. Montana home demonstration extension agents filed annual reports of their activities, detailing any special programs or presentations they may have performed…

A page of photographs depicting a homestead from an autobiography entitled "There's Always Tomorrow" (1976) written by Vera Whitney Gault (b. 1904) describing her life and that of her early family.

Shows towns, railroads, roads, rivers and creeks, marshes, and schools. Includes legend.

Mrs. Lillian Folger wearing white cap and apron standing in kitchen and mixing something in white bowl at table, Marsh, Montana; tea kettle on stove in foreground, cupboards in background.; Eastern Montana.

Acquired with Occident Flour. White glass with gold rim. "Fire King". Currently used to measure sugar.

Funnel used to add liquid to canning jars.

Bean pot or casserole dish with lid. Ceramic, painted with flowers.

Mixing bowl with red-brown glaze.

Rolling pin with wood handles.

Two young children (possibly members of the Washoe Indian tribe, the Oto Indian Tribe, or the Crow Indian tribe) stand together outdoors. The boy, possibly Little Wolf (aka Young Little Wolf), wears pants and a shirt decorated with fringe and…

Large wood bowl, stamped "Munising" on the bottom. Wood paddle. Wood mold for shaping butter.

Metal bread dough riser.

Four wood cone rollers; 2 long wood sticks; one short dowel. Tools used to remove baked krumkake from iron and roll into cone shape.

Metal with wood and aluminum handles. Two pieces; ring and hinged iron.

Cast Iron with stainless steel and black plastic bakelite handles. Made in Taiwan. Comprised of two pieces; a bottom ring/base and separate hinged iron.