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Three farmers' wives and good friends standing in front of a sawmill in Conejos Canyon, Horca Colorado.Left to right: unknown woman, Mary Jan Scheiber, Tomena Auricla Hostetter.

Sarah and Mamie Hostetter, and their sister Ida Mae.

Tomena Auricla Mortensen Hostetter and Sylvia Gay Hostetter Cunningham. Auricla was born in Iron County, Utah and died in Sanford, Colorado. Sylvia married Charles W. Cunningham in Sanford, Colorado.

Students posed outside the San Luis Stake Academy in Manassa, Colorado. Arrow drawn on the photograph indicates Hamner Kelly.

Richfield Colorado, seen from above. Richfield was the first settlement made by the Mormons. The first house was built by John Shawcroft, and is still standing, though it has been stuccoed over.

The Sellers Store, owned by Hugh L. Sellers, was located on the north side of the old opera house, facing east. It was 25 feet wide by about 50 feet long, with a large sign saying "SELLERS" on the front. Groceries and hardware were sold there.

Left to right: Rose, Arnold, Delsie, Rob and Dorothy Sellers.

Portrait of Roberta Fayre Maynard Valentine, probably on or about her first birthday.

This photograph cannot be identified. It is one of 21 photographs found in the bottom of a trunk belonging to Joseph Morgan Valentine, grandfather of Raymond Valentine, who is the husband of Roberta Valentine of Alamosa, Colorado. This photograph…

This photograph cannot be identified. It is one of 21 photographs found in the bottom of a trunk belonging to Joseph Morgan Valentine, grandfather of Raymond Valentine, who is the husband of Roberta Valentine of Alamosa, Colorado. This photograph…