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	Forty binders cutting and binding grain on Dalrymple farm, Casselton, N.D. Title Forty binders cutting and binding grain on Dalrymple farm, Casselton, N.D. Date of Original 1890 Description Forty binders work to cut and bind grain on the Dalrymple farm near Casselton, N.D. Ordering Information http://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html General Subject Agriculture Animals Rural views Work Life Subject (LCTGM) Harvesting Harvesting machinery Horses Subject (Local) Binding grain Organization Name Dalrymple Farm (N.D.) Location Casselton (N.D.) Decade 1890-1899 Item Number 00063-0014 Format of Original Photographic prints Transcription "Some 40 binders cutting the grain on Dalrymple's 20, 000 acres farm by Casselton, N. Dak. World's largest farm in 1890. Donated to N. Dak. Museum by Theo Mattson, Little Falls, Minn. Keep out of strong light"--Handwritten on front of photograph. "Harvesting the 'golden grain' 1890. Rear view"--Typewritten on label affixed to front of photograph. Notes Photographer unknown. Title created by staff. Relation [Is Part Of] North Dakota Studies eighth grade curriculum Biography/History Reaping the wheat on the Dalrymple Farm in 1890. Binders were operated by one man who used several levers to cut and bind the wheat into bundles. In this scene, 40 binders are at work in one field. Repository Institution State Historical Society of North Dakota Repository Collection Theo Mattson Photograph Collection 00063 Credit Line State Historical Society of North Dakota (00063-0014) Rights Management Copyright status unknown. Digital ID sh000630014
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