Ben Dojohn with horse and buggy.
- MIL A42.1-190.01.06
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- [between 1930 and 1939].
Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection
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Ben Dojohn with horse and buggy.
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Clay Robbins of Millet at the Fred Brewster Pony Barn Ranch at Jasper, Alberta.
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Photo shows Clay Robbins wearing cowboy clothing with saddle horses in corral.
Sleigh (cutter) and horses in front of Howards' house on 49 Avenue at 51 Street, Millet, Alberta.
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Man harvesting hay using a stook loader pulled by horses.
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Grading road near Millet, Alberta; G. A. Wagner farm in background.
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Photo shows team of 12 horses pulling grader, with Gus A. Wagner house and barn in background. Pictured are L. Campbell, J. C. Wagner, J. Davis, G. A. Wagner, R. A. (Dick) Wagner. Mr. Campbell was running the grader.
Wolf's Livery Barn, Millet, Alberta.
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Posing in front of barn with horses and buggies are (L to R) Fred Arndt and Herman Grapentine. Barn was located just north of the old telephone office across the alley from the hotel. It was built by Grant Wolf in 1911.
William Browning family at Ed Ruyle's farm in the West Liberty district near Millet, Alberta.
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Family members posing in front of farmhouse are, L to R: Marion Browning, unidentified child, unidentified child, Marie Browning, Thelma Browning, William Browning, Guy Browning, George (Ruyle?) (in wagon). The Browning family were living on the Ruyle farm at the time. George Ruyle had a team of pacing horses.
Horses and wagons in front of the Millet Mercantile Co., Millet, Alberta.
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Photo depicts the Millet Mercantile Co. and the rear of the Farmers' Co-operative Store. John W. West was the owner of the Millet Mercantile Co. The store was built for him in 1903. Far left is the Van Meter store built in 1901 and operated by Van Meter's son-in-law Fred Blades. The second part of the store east to Railway Street was built in 1903. In 1911 the Farmers' Co-operative bought the store from Mullen Bros. It was managed by Bert Wilkinson. The first sweet cream buying station was situated there. The building east of the Mercantile was moved in 1913 to East Railway Street to be used as an Edmonton City Dairy cream buying station.
Looking east on Alberta Street, Millet, Alberta.
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Winter scene, showing several horses and sleighs in the street. Buildings featured prominently are the Arlington Hotel and the Farmers' Co-operative Store.
Livery barn built in 1910 by Robert Elder.
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Barn was situated on the west side of Railway Street (50 Street) at the intersection of Minto Street (49 Avenue).