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1. PO.003.0047 - July 4, 1908. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 177. Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse. Siegrist 177

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2. PO.065.0094 - Big Game Hunters. Brown bear killed 1/2 mile west of North Bend. Siegrist 107. North Bend, Wash. Group of men stand in street in front of store. Some men hold guns, others have dogs on leash. They hold hid and head of large bear.

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3. PO.097.0003 - Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse Frank. Siegrist 177

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4. PO.1110.0007 - North Bend Band, Maloney's Fir Stump, Siegrist 289 postcard.

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5. PO.178.0109 - Brass band with leader, Frank Hart. Members of brass band in field with trees in background. Frank Hart wears black cap holding baton and trumpet standing on right end of group. Nine men stand in row in back, all wear hats. Three boys and a man sit on ground in front row. Man leans against large drum in center. All wear suits and hats. All men and two boys have brass horns except man in center who is sitting on ground holding drum stick and leaning against large drum and small boy to right sitting on ground with small drum. Do you want some views of Washington Forrest Scenes? If you do, remember that we have the best---having had five years experience making such pictures in all parts of the Puget Sound Country. From our large collection of negatives we have selected twelve of the best, which represent the largest trees, the highest trees, biggest logs, etc, etc.; also the manner in which the trees are felled, sawed up, hauled out of the woods, and loaded on the car. Among this collection is a beautiful picture of Snoqualmie Falls; also, one of Mount Rainer. All of them are the same size as this one and can be had at the following prices: One, for 50 cents; Three, for $1; Seven, for $2; Twelve, for $3, prepaid. Address: Kinsey and Kinsey, Official Artists S&I Ry., Snoqualmie, Wash.

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6. PO.180.0001 - Composite Image of Six Early Scenes of North Bend: Top Scene: Town of North Bend Windmill and water tower visible in left center, showing above the roof of the Bohemian saloon owned by Louis Pflug, around corner on N Bendigo, Mount Si is left background. Center left Scene: Maloney House Maloney House on Bendigo. Two story house with front porch and white picket fence. Bottom Left Scene: North Bend Military Band Band standing on Maloney's fir stump. Drum sideway with caption on side. Driver- Bill Crow Frank Harte- Leader, Cornet Ward Catching, Cornet Bert Florence, Cornet Arnold Mueller, Cornet Clyde Roberts, Alto Bill Florence, Alto Ollie Bryan, Tenor George Bouck, Tenor Norman Baldwin, Bass Drum Charles Dano, Snare Drum Rudolph Dano, Trombone Charles Baldwin, Trombone Herb Parker, Bass Robert Bryan, Baritone Center Right: Catching's Store and Cascadia Hotel Man on rearing horse in street in front Catching's General Merchandise Store with Cascadia Hotel to right and above store with balcony porch with railing. Lower Right: Pete Maloney on Fir Stump Peer Maloney astride his white horse on Maloney's fir stump. Two horses on ground in back of stump. Lower Center: North Bend Livery Stable Peter Maloney Prop, North Bend Livery Stable, front of building with horses and men, carriages in front. Maloney and his white horse in doorway. Black and white "Foto by North Bend Foto Studio"

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7. PO.182.0032 - North Bend Band. 289 Photo by Siegrist. North Bend, Wash. Maloney's Fir Stump. Frank Harte- Leader, Cornet Ward Catching, Cornet Bert Florence, Cornet Arnold Mueller, Cornet Clyde Roberts, Alto Bill Florence, Alto Ollie Bryan, Tenor George Bouck, Tenor Norman Baldwin, Bass Drum Charles Dano, Snare Drum Rudolph Dano, Trombone Charles Baldwin, Trombone Herb Parker, Bass Robert Bryan, Baritone There is a group of men standing on the stump. Most of them are holding musical instruments. (wind). There is a large drum sitting on the stump in front of the men. There is a small drum next to it. The men are wearing suits and hats or caps. Wagon wheels can be seen at the right of the stump, and trees and mountains in the background.

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8. PO.182.0033 - North Bend Band. The picture is of a group of men standing in a yard. They are holding their band instruments. There is a large and a small drum on the grass at the right. Most of the men are wearing suits, with light shirts. Some have their jackets off. There is a young boy at the left. Trees are in the background.

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9. PO.200.0010 - July 4, 08 Parade. Siegrist 177. North Bend, Wash. The picture is of a Parade in formation. It is led by Peter James Maloney, Parade Marshall, followed by many floats. There are homes on the other side of the line of floats.

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10. PO.284.0022 - Frank Harte's Band, July 4, '08, North Bend, Wash. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard The float is on a wagon with decorated wheels. The box of the wagon has been built in a stair step style from the center to each end. The band members are sitting on the steps of the built up box. There is a flag on the front of the wagon and the harnesses of the team are decorated with flag material. The man at the back end of the float has a large drum. The other members have their instruments.

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11. PO.284.0024 - July 4, '08 Parade, North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 177. Original postcard. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard 177 Siegrist, North Bend, Wash. The horse in the lead is whte with material of the stripes of the flag around the front of his shoulders. The horse is being ridden by Pete Maloney. Frank Harte's band float is next, and then the Goddess of Liberty float. Other floats and horses can be seen behind these. They are lined up on a side street waiting for the parade to begin.

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12. PO.308.0086 - Cast of Play. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" The picture is of a group of people on a stage. There are three men sitting on chairs, the rest are standing. The ladies have long dresses and the men have suits. Two of them have top hats. The stage has stars around the edge. The people are : Grace Mueller, Herb Parker, Norman Baldwin, Bill Shaw, Mr. & Mrs. Hart, Emma Parker, Bert Florence, Charlie Baldwin, and Elmer Parker.

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13. PO.308.0184 - Big Game Hunters. Brown Bear killed 1/2 mile west of North Bend. North Bend, Wash. 106 Siegrist, North Bend, Wash. Maloney's hired man and horse on fir stump. Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" Written at bottom of picture: big game hunters. Brown bear killed 1/2 mile west of North Bend. The picture is of several men, the bear, and their hunting dogs. The men are all wearing hats, except one. Two of the men are holding the pelt by the back legs and two are kneeling holding the head and front of the pelt. Left to right: Tom Taylor, Ollie Bryan, Bob Bryan,Frank Hart, Judge Meade, W. E. Peterson, Joe Watruba, Fred Morgan, Tom Watruba. W. E. Peterson was "Cougar Pete".

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14. PO.308.0188 - North Bend Band. North Bend, Wash. 289 Photo by Siegrist. Maloney's Fir Stump The picture is of a group of men with musical instruments. They are all standing on Maloney's Fir Stump. The men are all wearing suits or top coats and several different styles of hats. There is a large drum in front. There are trees and a two wheel cart in the background.

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15. PO.308.0189 - North Bend Band in Park. December 10, 1910 Miss Maggie Bryan 212 East 27th St Tacoma, Wash Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" The picture is of a group of men all with a musical instrument. There is a small boy at the left. The men are all wearing hats. Each has a different type of musical instrument, some with drums. The picture is torn at the bottom right, and there is stain across the top of the picture. Dear Maggie, Was glad to get your pos. Certainly wish I was with you. I have been quiring all week. It has been raining here some too. Momma is coming home tonight. Will have to ring off for the line is busy. Bye bye, Bob (Bryan)

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16. PO.460.0073 - North Bend Band. North Bend, Wash. 289 Photo by Siegrist. Maloney's Fir Stump The picture is of a group of men with their band instruments. They are standing on a huge stump, "Maloney's Fir Stump". There is a large drum in front of the men. The men are all dressed suits or top coats. All are wearing hats or caps. Most of the musical instruments are horns. There is a buggy at the right of the stump.

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17. PO.645.0001 - July 4, 1908. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 177. Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse. The picture is the beginning of a parade. The horse has the stripes of a flag in front, around his shoulders, and the stars are behind the stirrups of the saddle. Behind the white horse is the "Band Wagon". It is pulled by a team of horses, decorated. There are rows of three steps at each end for the seating of the members of the band. There are several more floats behind. Homes can be seen at the side of the street. Siegrist 177 North Bend July 12, 1908 Miss Fannie Richards Fall City, Wash

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18. PO.751.0012 - Big Game Hunters- Brown Bear killed 1/2 mile west of North Bend. Siegrist 106. Men with Bear killed near North Bend Cougar Pete, Judge Mead in background

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