Blackfoot Indians, 1900 - 1984

File — Box: MSP320.01, Folder: MP320.1.03

Identifier: Folder MP320.1.03

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P.320.003 In 1925 T.J. Hileman became the Great Northern's official photographer, selling his prints in Glacier National Park and across the country for the next twenty years. Negatives of Hileman's Indian portraits were eventually bought by Don J. Schmidt, owner of Glacier Studios. Aims Back. Photographer: Glacier Studio. c.1935

P.320.004 Arrow Top. Note by Dyck on verso “Pipe return to Lone Wolf”. Photographer: Glacier Studio. c.1935.

P.320.005 Arrow Top sits beneath tree in Glacier National Park. c. 1935. Note on verso "Pipe Story." Photographer: T.J. Hileman. Postcard.

P.320.006 Bear Child. c. 1935. Note on verso “Plenty Treaty.” Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.007 Beaver Head. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.008 Chief Big Spring. c. 1935. Printed on front “Glacier National Park.” postcard.

P.320.009 Chief Big Spring and Blackfoot Indian stand in front of tipis. c. 1935. Notes on verso "Calf Robe." Postcard.

P.320.010 Big Wolf. c. 1935. "Big Wolf (Hugh Dempsey) article." Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.011 Big Wolf. c. 1935. Notes on verso "Big Wolf." "Calf Robe (Hugh Dempsey) article." Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.012 Chief Bird Rattler. c. 1935. Postcard.

P.320.013 Chief Bird Rattler. c. 1930.

P.320.014 Reuben Black Bay. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.015 Reuben Black Bay on horseback in front of tipi. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.016 Black Plume. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.017 Boy Chief. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “Boy Chief (Lone Wolf’s costume).”

P.320.018 Boy Chief. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso "No. 2, Boy Chief with scalp shirt and leggings circa 1920.” "Lone Wolf gift 1965."

P.320.019 Boy Chief lights pipe in front of tipis. 1922.

P.320.020 Boy Chief with wife and child in front of tipi. 1922.

P.320.021 Last Rider and Boy Chief stand behind wives. 1919. Note from Dyck on verso "1919, Last Rider (Louis Champine) and wife Suzie." “Boy Chief, gun scabbard gift.” Postcard.

P.320.022 Buffalo Back Fat. c. 1945.

P.320.023 Buffalo Hide. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.024 Chief Bull. c. 1935. Note on verso "(Dick Sandeville)." Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.025 Chief Bull. c. 1940. Postcard.

P.320.026 Chief Bull stands among seven Blackfoot Indians in field. c. 1940. Note by Dyck on verso "Dick Sanderville, "Chief Bull". Postcard.

P.320.027 Bull Child. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.028 George Bull Child. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.029 Butterfly. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.030 Chewing Black Bones. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.031 Crazy Bull. c. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso "Ancient One (Crazy Bull) Blackfoot."

P.320.032 Chief Curly Bear. c. 1925. Note by Dyck on verso "Bonnet - Dyck Coll." Postcard.

P.320.033 Chief Curly Bear stands in front of tipi. 1920.

P.320.034 Chief Curly Bear smokes pipe next to wife. c. 1920. Glacier National Park.

P.320.035 Eagle Arrow. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.036 Chief Eagle Child. c. 1930. Printed on front “Glacier National Park.” Postcard.

P.320.037 Chief Eagle Child. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.038 Eagle Child. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.039 Chief Eagle Ribs. c. 1925. Printed on front, “Glacier National Park.” Postcard.

P.320.040 Fish Wolf Robe in front of tipis. 1919.

P.320.041 Fish Wolf Robe. c. 1955. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.042 Fish Wolf Robe. c. 1955. Photographer: T.J. Hileman.

P.320.043 Fish Wolf Robe next to pelt. c. 1955. Photographer: Glacier Studio

P.320.044 Fish Wolf Robe. 1964.

P.320.045 Good Stryker. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.046 John Grounds. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.047 John Grounds. c. 1935. Notes by Dyck on verso "Eagle Ribs"; "Eagle Calf." Postcard.

P.320.048 John Grounds. c. 1935. Notes on verso "Eagle Ribs." Photographer: Glacier Studio

P.320.049 John Grounds in front of wool blankets. c. 1928. Note on verso "John Grounds Eagle Ribs." Photographer: Glacier Studio

P.320.050 George Harn. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.051 Heavy Forehead. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.052 Heavy Shield. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.053 Home Gun. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.054 John Iron Pipe. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.055 Theodore Last Star. c. 1930. Note by Dyck on verso "Ted Last Star."

P.320.056 Theodore Last Star. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.057 Theodore Last Star and Emma Merchant inside tipi. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.058 Calvin Last Star. c. 1935. Adoptive son of Theodore Last Star. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.059 Theodore Last Star with Emma Merchant and Calvin Last Star. c. 1935. Note on verso “N.B. hair disc of medicine bass ribs.” Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.060 Chief Lazy Boy. c. 1935. Printed on front “Glacier National Park.” Postcard.

P.320.061 Chief Lazy Boy. c. 1945. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.062 Mrs. Little Plume. c. 1935. Note by Dyck on verso “Boy Chief’s bundle.” Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.063 Long Wolf. c. 1919. Greer, Arizona.

P.320.064 Lone Wolf and Blackfoot Indians in tipi being filmed. c. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “1920, East Glacier, Elk Hunt.” Glacier National Park.

P.320.065 Lone Wolf and Blackfoot Indians in tipi being filmed. c. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “Lone Wolf’s ceremony and elk hunt.” Glacier National Park.

P.320.066 Chief Crow painting Lone Wolf in tipi with other Blackfoot Indians. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso "At Rising Wolf Ranch". Glacier National Park.

P.320.067 Lone Wolf leads Blackfoot Indians on horseback in parade. 1947 July 04. Notes by Dyck on verso "Tucson Rodeo Parade." "Parada Del Sol." "Lone Wolf in lead with Jack McKinney, 1947." Tucson, Arizona

P.320.068 Buffalo hide presented to Lone Wolf. c. 1930. Note on verso “The noblest of One Ear’s three trophies.”

P.320.069 Mad Feathers. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.070 Tom Many Guns. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.071 Old Many Guns. 1921.

P.320.072 Old Many Guns and other Blackfoot Indians sing. c. 1925.

P.320.073 Many Mule. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.074 Many Shots. 1919. Note from Dyck on verso “Crowfoot’s brother.” Cardston, Alberton, Canada.

P.320.075 Many Shots and Blackfoot Indian hold fans. 1919. Note from Dyck on verso “Crow’s Foot Brother.” Cardston, Alberta, Canada.

P.320.076 Chief Many Tail Feathers. c. 1925. Printed on front “Glacier National Park.” Note by Dyck on verso “Dyck Coll: Sundance necklaces and bundle.” Postcard.

P.320.077 John Monroe. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “Killer of 4 grizzlies.”

P.320.078 John Mountain Chief. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.079 John Mountain Chief and other Blackfoot Indians of Bull Society. c. 1910. Notes by Dyck on verso “Mountain Chief Dyck Coll: Bonnet – Bull. Addressed on verso to Miss H.A. Fox from Anonymous. Postcard.

P.320.080 Mud Head. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.081 Night Gun. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.082 Night Gun in front of tipis. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.083 Night Gun. c. 1935. Notes on verso “Middle Rider.” Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.084 Night Gun in front of wool blankets. c. 1928. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.085 Night Shoots. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.086 Old Chief (Bird Earring). c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.087 John Old Chief. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.088 Old Chief (Bird Earring) and John Old Chief. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.089 Old Tom. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.090 Rides at the Door. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.091 Son of Rides at the Door. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.092 Running Sun. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.093 Short Man. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.094 Shot on Both Sides. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.095 George Star. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.096 Stripped Wolf. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.097 Sure Chief. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.098 Three Guns. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.099 Chief Turtle. c. 1923. Printed on front “Glacier Nat’l Park. Notes by Dyck on verso “Dyck Coll. Costume (Winold Reiss Painted).” “Dyck gifts 1946.” Postcard.

P.320.100 Chief Turtle. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.101 Grandma Turtle. c. 1915. Postcard.

P.320.102 Grandma Turtle. c. 1915. Postcard.

P.320.103 Chief Wades in the Water. c. 1925. Printed on front “Glacier National Park.” Notes by Dyck on verso “N.B. Penny Medal Dyck Coll.” Postcard.

P.320.104 Chief Wades in the Water in front of wool blankets. c. 1928. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.105 Chief Wades in the Water and Julia. 1921. Note by Dyck on verso “Dream shirt and leggings (n.b. Hill Coll.)”

P.320.106 Weasel Head. c. 1947. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.107 Chief Weasel Tail. c. 1927. Printed on front “Chief Weasel Tail, Glacier National Park.” Photographer: T.J. Hileman. Reproduction Print. – See Box 5

P.320.108 Chief Weasel Tail. c. 1927. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.109 Jim White Calf. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “Natawisth reference.”

P.320.110 White Man Road. c. 1925. Postcard.

P.320.111 White Man Running Around. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.112 White Wolf. c. 1935. Note on verso “n.b. concave shielf.” Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.113 Yellow Kidney. c. 1930. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.114 Yellow Kidney. c. 1930. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.115 John Young Running Crane. c. 1935. Photographer: Glacier Studio.

P.320.116 Last Rider with wife and daughter Suzy in front of barn. c. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso “Old Barn, 1970, Last Rider’s grave.” “Lone Wolf’s burial.”

P.320.117 Suzy Champine and Blackfoot child. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “Suzie Champine (Trombley).” Postcard.

P.320.118 Richard Sanderville and two men. c. 1925. Note by Dyck on verso “(1866 Gun – Dyck Coll.).”

P.320.119 Two Blackfoot Indians in center of gathering. c. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “Lone Wolf’s Father, J.W. Schultz and wife.”

P.320.120 Chief Three Bears and wife with horses. c. 1910. Postcard.

P.320.121 Blackfoot Indians and others gather near two tipis. c. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso “Boy Chief (Shirt and hair piece, Dyck Coll.).” “Curly Bear – upright bonnet.” “Fish Wolf Robe (seated).” Postcard.

P.320.122 Blackfoot Indians and others seated in front of two tipis. c. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso “Raven Chief.” “Yellow Wolf’s holding scabbard.” “Wades in the Water with Lone Wolf’s shirt 1920.” “Oscar Boy.” “Celia’s Last Star first husband.” “n.b. knife sheath.”

P.320.123 Blackfoot Indians and others gather outside two tipis. c. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso “No. 3 give-away.” “n.b. bananas.”

P.320.124 Blackfoot Indians and others gather near two tipis. c. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “No. 2 give-away.”

P.320.125 Blackfoot Indians and others gather near two tipis and tripod. c. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso “No. 1 give-away.” “n.b. bananas bundle.”

P.320.126 Blackfoot Indians and others seated outside tipi. c. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso “Raven Chief.” “Curly Bear.” “Boy Chief.” “Theodore Last Star.”

P.320.127 Blackfoot Indians and others seated outside tipi in Glacier National Park. 1921. Notes by Dyck on verso “Curly Bear – Old Many Guns.” “J.W. Schultz and Lone Wolf, 1921.” “East Glacier – Rising Wolf’s Ranch (Monroe).” “Bear Story.”

P.320.128 Blackfoot Indians and others gather near trees. c. 1920. Note by Dyck on verso “J.W. Schultz and Curly Bear, two peace medals owner.”

P.320.129 Blackfoot Indian kneels beneath tripod outside tipi. c. 1915. Note by Dyck on verso “Dave Seven Costume?” Postcard.

P.320.130 Blackfoot Indian leans against tree. c. 1913. Photographer: Roland Reed. Postcard.

P.320.131 Blackfoot Indian leans against tree. c. 1913. Photographer: Roland Reed. Postcard.

P.320.132 Blackfoot Indian in field. c. 1910. Postcard.

P.320.133 Blackfoot Indian woman. c. 1910. Postcard.

P.320.134 Blackfoot Indian performs dance in snow. c. 1925. Glacier National Park. Postcard.

P.320.135 Two Blackfoot women smoke. c. 1925. Photographer: T.J. Hileman. Postcard.

P.320.136 Three Blackfoot Indians seen from back. c. 1910. Notes on verso “Blackfeet war bonnets.” “J. Schultz, Browning.”

P.320.137 Ceremonial parade in Glacier National Park. c. 1915.

P.320.138 Ceremonial parade in Glacier National Park. c. 1915.

P.320.139 Horse grazes near tipis and tents. c. 1920. Notes by Dyck on verso “Boy Chief’s Medicine Rock Tipi.” Glacier National Park.

P.320.140 Calgary Exhibition and Stampede. c. 1984. Addressed on verso to “Paul and Jean Dyck” from “Joy and Cecil”. Photographer: Morrison Photo. Postcard.

Dates

Created: 1900 - 1984

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