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Call Number X-31065 Credit Denver Public Library Special Collections, [call number] Title Flathead Indians Date [1910-1920?] Summary Standing portrait of a white man and five Native American Flatheads (Salish). Identification (right to left) Michael Wyateelame, an elderly man, his wife, Susie Magpie, and Forest guard Harold Flower (white), Camas Prairie, Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana. Michel's home is in back of the group, a drum is in front of the group. Format of Original Material 1 copy negative ; 10 x 13 cm (4 x 5 in.); 1 photoprint ; 16 x 27 cm (6 1/2 x 10 1/2 in.) on mat board 22 x 30 cm (8 1/2 x 11 1/2 in.) Type of Material Film negatives; Photographic prints Subject Indians of North America--Montana--Camas Prairie; Salish Indians--Montana--Camas Prairie; Camas Prairie (Mont.); Flathead Indian Reservation (Mont.); Flower, Harold; Magpie, Susie; Wyateelame, Michael. Format-Medium Photograph Contact Information Submit questions about research and access to this material here: https://history.denverlibrary.org/contact-us. For questions about reproduction and use of this material visit: https://history.denverlibrary.org/image-pricing-and-sizes. Digital Reproduction Available for Purchase? Yes Related Material Image File: ZZR710031065 Notes Formerly F42226. Hand written on back of mat board: "Mont: Flathead, #53," and "53905-17 to 53912-17."; Identification printed on back of mat board, with:"Michel Wyateelame, Perma, R. F. D. in Camas Prairie, Flathead Reservation, Montana. Susie Magpie, his wife, daughter of Judge Pierre Magpie, of Indian Court at Dixon, Montana. Forest Guard Harold Flower, three Flathead Indians. Michel is about 80 years old, a remarkable Indian, physically and mentally, was robbed of about [sic] $60,000 in gold and his first wife murdered at the time of robbery, either by the robbers or Michel. This home is comfortable and sanitary, and the U. S. flag waved from its staff when visited by Inspector W. S. Coleman in May, 1917. Indian drum is seen in the foreground."; Stamped on back of mat board: "Property of Indian Affairs, Washing, D. C., neither front nor back to be marked or mutilated in any way."; R7100310650 Corrections and Suggestions