A Few of the Eighty Head of High Grade and Registered Mares ...

A Few of the Yearlings to be Sent to Tongue River as Repayment for the Foundation Relief Cattle

A General Meeting of All Groups to Discuss a Few of the More Weighty Problems, 1936

A General View of the Exhibit Hall at the Annual Crow Fair, 1936

A Good Example Set by Superintendent Yellowtail at a Cost of $125, 1936

A Group Meeting at Pryor, 1936

A Group of Fillies Owned by the Blacksmith Brothers, Such as These Assure the Indians Horses for Tomorrow

A Group of Fine Horses Owned by Henry Pretty On Top Near Lodge Grass, 1936

A Parade Every Day of the Fair, 1935