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"The Four Norsemen from Butte"

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English: Butte, MT. circa 1925. Left to right: Gustave (Grandpa), Oscar (U of Montana class president, dog racer), George "Jiggs" (basketball coach U of Montana), Harry "Swede" (coach Butte H.S.), Mel (US Post Office), Albert "Al". All the brothers but Mel graduated from the University of Montana. Harry, George, Oscar and Al all lettered in Football, and became known collectively as "The Four Norsemen from Butte." Photo was taken at home where they were all born, at 809 Placer Street, Butte Montana.
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Family photo taken circa 1926. Likely photographer Effie Eminger Dahlberg, wife of Harry "Swede" Dahlberg.

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Camera location46° 00′ 13.2″ N, 112° 32′ 17.76″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

From a Dahlberg family albumn.

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