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055 "Springs, Bickel Ranch;" view of the springs in Hagerman Valley
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054 "Upper Hagerman Valley, near Bickel Ranch;" the Snake River, trees, and a bridge.
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53 "Sagebrush;" view of large expanse of sagebrush
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051 "Hagerman Valley;" trees and a pond.
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048 B A railroad train stopped with men posing.
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048 "School House, Twin Falls, Idaho;" Bickel school with school wagons parked out front.
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047 Bickel school with school wagons parked out front.
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037 Eldridge's Clothing Store display window, with piles of potatoes. Largest sign reads, "A $5.00 pair of Florsheim Shoes or a Stetson Hat to the one giving us the Biggest Potato before Nov 9."
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029 "Lateral. Ferguson Flat. 57 miles from the Dam;" Two men with a team of horses and a buggy, parked atop a bridge over a canal.
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028 "Bryan Speaking in Twin Falls, Idaho;" crowd of people in front of the Perrine Hotel, listening to a speech by William Jennings Bryan
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027 "Freighting to Salmon River Dam;" steam tractor pulling four wagons; the tractor reads, "The Best Manufacturing Company; San Leandro, Ca; " Number 237. Five men are posed on or about the tractor, which is loaded with construction materials for the Salmon Dam.
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024 "Nahma; 632 Pounds; 10 Feet, 11 Inches Long;" a man standing beside a large sturgeon
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021 "Three year old Locust Grove, Grown by J.A. Waters, Twin Falls, Idaho;" several people on a picnic, around table covered with linen. Seated left to right are Mrs. Waters, Alice McCollum, Mrs. H. O. Milner, Miss Elva McCollum, Robert McCollum, James A. Waters, and H.O. Milner. Standing are Mary Milner, Truth Milner, Ortha Waters, Essene Waters, and Zora Waters. {Names from article accompanying photo in the Twin Falls News, September 4, 1908.}
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150 "Currants;" a branch of currant berries.
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149 "Harvesting. Al Page Ranch;" Two men and a team of horses operating a reaper-binder in a wheat field.
