Alberta On Record

Bill Kemp hauling stooks of grain.

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Copied [ca. 1994] (originally created [between 1945 and 1955]).

Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection

Bill Nahirnik on tractor in front of garage.

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Copied [ca. 1978] (originally created [ca. 1935]).

Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection

[Bamber Studio]

Blacksmith shop at Block I, Lot 10.

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Copied [ca. 1978] (originally created [between 1906 and 1926]).

Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection

Photo depicts blacksmith shop with farm machinery in yard, and three men posing in doorway. M. Kohn began this business in 1906. In 1913 it was owned by F. Ganske. In the winter of 1916-1917 William Perlick purchased the shop. He stayed until the spring of 1926. The shop was situated at the intersection of Aberdeen Street and Railway Street (51 Avenue and 50 Street). The Post Office was located there in 1992.

Blanche S. Bucher, age 20; Mother Bucher, age 46; Rosa P. Bucher, age 13 / J. A. Haack, Wash'n, D.C.

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March 28, 1915.

Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection

Board of Trade banquet in the Odd Fellows' Hall, Millet, Alberta.

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Copied [ca. 1978] (originally created [April 2, 1914]).

Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection

Bob Gray and Nell Johnston wedding.

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Copied [1998] (originally created [September 8, 1907]).

Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection

Bob Womacks and Annie Smith at Annie's mother's cottage at Pigeon Lake, Alberta.

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1931

Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection

Bonnie Glen Store, Alberta.

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[between 1900 and 1909].

Part of Millet and District Historical Society Photograph Collection

The settlement of Bonnie Glen was situated about 1.5 miles north of the propane plant east of Mulhurst. The settlement was situated on the west side of the road going north and south. The store was a log structure