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A Year at Huble Homestead: 1915

 
The Seebach and Huble General Store
127 of 167 		Cocoa and Sugar prices from the Hudson's Bay company catalogue, 1911.
128 of 167 		he Giscome Portage Post Office was located at the Seebach and Huble store in 1915
129 of 167 		Ed Seebach in front of the cabin at Huble Homestead at the south end of Giscome Portage.
130 of 167 		A reconstruction of the General Store of 1915.
131 of 167 		Martha Huble Corliss and Gladys May Huble cross Summit Lake with their sister Ida, circa 1935
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Ah Yee who worked at Huble Homestead
133 of 167 		Lucille Adams (3rd from left), lived nearby in a home called Wild Geese Lodge
134 of 167 		Emmet (Shorty) Haynes, shown here on the left in a 1908 photo, had a cabin near the Portage
135 of 167 		Emmett (Shorty) Haynes at his cabin on the Torpy River, BC.
136 of 167 		Pat Huble apparently often said that Father Nicholas Coccola, above, was like a family member
137 of 167 		Peter Poirroy text about his life with an audio quote
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Huble family outing with Al Huble holding Sam, and Annie Huble behind him.
139 of 167 		The Prince George Herald of October 30, 1913 predicted a good year for the fur business
140 of 167 		The Herald remarked on the growing fur market in this November 1915 article
141 of 167 		Eldest daugher Bertha Huble (ca. 1932), wearing a fur coat possibly made for Annie in 1915
142 of 167 		Reconstruction of a scene with a trapper inside his cabin on a trapline
143 of 167 		Ed Seebach and Al Huble would have stretched their beaver furs in the same manner
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