Lanctot House in Bear Creek Valley
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
The Lanctot house on Bear Creek taken in October after a heavy snowfall. Grandma Lanctot helped look after the 3 Auger grandchildren after their mother Dolly died in 1936.
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
Mary was married to John Auger and they operated a stopping place on the Edson Trail for a short time before taking a homestead near Grande Prairie. John died in 1913 and Mary Auger applied for a homestead in 1914. When she gained title in 1919 she was married to a second husband, Mr. Sauroil.
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
Emile Auger, born 1900, married "Dolly" Lanctot in 1928.
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
People line the street while watching a team of horss pull a skier.
Emile Auger Standing on Bear Creek Bridge
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
Emile Auger as a young unmarried man posing on the bridge with homes shown in the background.
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
Emile and Dolly Auger as a young couple standing in front of a house.
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
Dolly Lanctot as a young girl, standing beside a house and holding a camera.
Dolly Lanctot and Girl Friends
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
Dolly Lanctot as a young girl, standing with her four girl friends including, from left, Velma Macklin and Dollie.
Dolly Auger at a Skating Party
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
Dolly Auger, second from the right, pictured at a skating party.
Part of Kathryn & Leo Auger fonds
Dolly Auger and Syd Cookshaw stand in an entrance.
