Photo Number 3274

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

The name of the photographer is faint...but the photo was taken in Casselton North Dakota.
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Photo Number 3143

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Looks like this gal was out camping, I think she is cleaning out a frying pan.  Possibly this was taken at Tamarac Wildlife Refuge.

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Photo Number 3075

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Lots of kids with two women…one might be the Grandmother.

I can make four different groups/families of children in this photo…how about you?

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Photo Number 3048

This is a photo from the antique shop in Park Rapids Minnesota.

A man in a wild tie.  There is a stamp on the back of this photo that says Dayton Photo Studio Minneapolis Minnesota.

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Photo Number 3032

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

The photographer was G G Grossfield Rushford Minn he was in business there is 1884 –1885.

Tolaf  Rodenum ??/ Rodenurn

The name is really hard to read.

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Possible first name by Dr Jeff  Tolef (a version of Torleif).

Photo Number 3020

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A gal in a lawn chair, note the Hollyhocks in the background.
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Photo Number 2985

This is a Real Photo Postcard from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

This postcard was used from 1926-1940.

The bride looks much older than the groom.

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Photo Number 2983

This is a photo from the antique shop in Fergus Falls Minnesota.

Moldren Studio was the photographer.  He was in business there during 1914-1918, 1922 and 1926.  I think this is a 1920’s photograph.

The bride wears a very ornate bridal bonnet and the roses are quite perfect.

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Photo Number 2974

This is a photo from the antique shop in Fergus Falls Minnesota.

Elder was the photographer in Forest City Ia

Adolph +  Olena Gulbrandson   Oscar’s sister

The bride wears a white gown with a high neck, she wears a corsage and has flowers in her hair.  The groom wears a boutineer.
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Update from MJM
Martin Adolph Gulbrandson married Olina Maria Borseth on 24 Oct 1905 at Forest City, Winnebago, Iowa. Other names on the marriage record are Gulbrand Gulbrandson, Annie Wamstad, Morten Burseth, and Annie Ronning.

Photo Number 2955

This is a photo from the antique shop in Royalton Minnesota.

Christianson Studio in St Cloud was the photographer.

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Photo Number 2940

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

 

A group of three, two men and a woman.  My best guess is siblings..

Bauter’s Art Gallery in Antigo, Wis

On the edge of the folder it says To Auntie and Unkel

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Photo Number 2879

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A family of ten.

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Photo Number 2852

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Elizabeth Jensen

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Photo Number 2836

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

This photographer is from Cedar Falls

We have a name on the back.

Tostlebe’s folks

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Update:

Franz "Frank" Tostlebe 1849 Austria - 1939 Black Hawk County Iowa
Married Josephine Theimer Tostlebe 1853-1938
Children
William Frederick Tostlebe 1874-1948
Marie M Tostlebe Holmes 1879-1964
Emil N Tostlebe 1881-1907
Oscar Theodore Tostlebe 1884-1964
Bertha Viola 1886-1961
Esther C. A. 1899-1934

Photo Number 2832

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A typical 1930’s photo.

Mr + Mrs William Reisinger

Fred Olson in Cedar Falls IA was the photographer.

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Update from MJM:

If I have the right William Reisinger, he was married three times. First was to Myra McBain in 1903 and they had several children together. In 1918 he married Clara (Wilt or Wells) Fletcher. By the 1930 census he was married to Wilhelmina (Ortman) Behrens. His parents were Bradford L Reisinger and Eldora Rousch.

Photo Number 2821

This is a photo that was a gift from my daughter who shopped at an antique shop in Duluth Minnesota.

The photographer name is in very small letters in the small border.  J D Salter was the photographer in Langdon N Dak

Stella S L V Rov?

Byron N D 1899 ( Byron is a township in Cavalier County where both Langdon and Osnabrock are located)

Mrs Lillian M Brown Osnabrock N D

Osnabrock is about 17 miles from Langdon …maybe less in thoses days if they went cross country.

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Photo Number 2785

This is a Real Photo Postcard from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Mrs Clara Brooks

This is a Kruxo Postcard that was used from 1910 to 1920.

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Update:
Clara Helen Gordon Brooks born Nov 8 1883 in Minnesota and died May 19 1977 in Norman County Minnesota. She married Peter Brooks who was born in England in 1879 and died in 1927 in Ada Minnesota. 
Clara's parents were Gilbert Gordon 1862-1927 and Olava Evenstad Gordon 1864-1937. 
Clara had at least four sisters and one brother; Minnie Gordon Bennefeld 1885-1975, Hannah Louisa Gordon Cowell 1887-1963, Amanda 1893-1905, George Oliver 1897-1967 and Alice Florence 1900-1901.

Photo Number 2688

This is a photo from the antique shop in Brainerd Minnesota.  This is an 8 X 10 photo.

A gentleman relaxing in his home most likely some time in the 1940’s.

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Photo Number 2686

This is a photo from the antique shop in Fergus Falls Minnesota.

J A Johnson was the photographer in Breckenridge Minn

June 1920  Kathaleen Quilitz

I think her name might be Kathleen

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Photo Number 2605

This is a photo from the antique shop in Floodwood Minnesota.

Love, Bernadine

We know she was in the Class of 1939 somewhere near Ypsilanti Michigan.

The photographers were Studio of The Camp Publishing Co. Ypsilanti

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