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Colville altar boys and men of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary waiting for mass, Washington
1. Colville altar boys and men of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary waiting for mass, Washington
Colville girls perform the Crowning of The Blessed Virgin, St. Mary's Mission School, Omak, Washington,
2. Colville girls perform the Crowning of The Blessed Virgin, St. Mary's Mission School, Omak, Washington, 1959
Colville men's stick game from another angle, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
3. Colville men's stick game from another angle, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Colville men's stick game, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
4. Colville men's stick game, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Colville stick game, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
5. Colville stick game, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Colville woman cooking salmon outside tepee, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
6. Colville woman cooking salmon outside tepee, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Colville woman sitting inside tepee, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
7. Colville woman sitting inside tepee, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Colville women and man pose near Kettle Falls, Washington
8. Colville women and man pose near Kettle Falls, Washington
Colville women pose in ceremonial dress, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
9. Colville women pose in ceremonial dress, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Colville women smoke salmon over fire, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
10. Colville women smoke salmon over fire, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Colville women's stick game, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
11. Colville women's stick game, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Colvilles attending Catholic services, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
12. Colvilles attending Catholic services, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Kutenai powwow, St. Michael's Mission, Idaho, 1924
13. Kutenai powwow, St. Michael's Mission, Idaho, 1924
Puget Sound Indians (possibly Sahewamish) celebrate the wedding of the Ed Smiths, Washington, ca. 1903
14. Puget Sound Indians (possibly Sahewamish) celebrate the wedding of the Ed Smiths, Washington, ca. 1903
San Poil chief Jim James in ceremonial dress stands with others by his tepee at the "Ceremony of tears",
15. San Poil chief Jim James in ceremonial dress stands with others by his tepee at the "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
San Poil chief Jim James with Nettie Francis holding child, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington,
16. San Poil chief Jim James with Nettie Francis holding child, "Ceremony of tears", Kettle Falls, Washington, 1939
Spokane Donation Feast honoring Curly Jim, Worley Idaho, 1917
17. Spokane Donation Feast honoring Curly Jim, Worley Idaho, 1917
Spokane men pose at memorial feast for Chief Oliver Lot, June 24, 1909
18. Spokane men pose at memorial feast for Chief Oliver Lot, June 24, 1909
Spokane, Colville & Kalispel men at memorial feast for Willie Andrews, Wellpinit, Washington
19. Spokane, Colville & Kalispel men at memorial feast for Willie Andrews, Wellpinit, Washington
Spokanes in ceremonial dress pose in row, in front of wagons
20. Spokanes in ceremonial dress pose in row, in front of wagons
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