Anton Gerber left, Peter Wasche right

For today's old photos let's view two undated but charming Nick Jahn Cabinet Portraits, (Perham, MN) that both have a very young Anton (Anthony) Gerber on them. Anton (our grandpa Tony) was the son of Adam and Cresentia (Lenz) Gerber who came west from Johnstown PA in 1869-1870 to what would become Perham, MN. Anton was born December 28, 1873 in the family's log home and grew up with his sister Helena (Lena Hassler later) and brother Baltz on the homestead about 4 1/2 miles west of Perham, MN. On November 22, 1898 Anton married Annie Bogenschutz at St. Henry's Church at Perham. It was a double wedding with Annie's sister Mary Bogenschutz marring John Blass, who worked at Schroder Brewery at Perham and later was Brewmaster in Boscobel Wisconsin. Anton and Annie would have six children Grace, Mary (Gerber) Farrell, Adam, Helen (Gerber) Krueger, Alois "Wishy" (our daddy) and Francis. Picture #1: Anton Gerber on left and Peter Washe right. Girls not identified. Cousin Lorly (Delaney) Schik emailed that she thought Peter Wasche lived near the St. Joe Church when he got married and his daughter Albertha played the organ for St. Joe services. Later the Wasche property would become the Louis Huss place. Lorly said that she pumped the organ when she was a little girl for the Wasche lady who was crippled with polio and walked with two canes. Albertha had a sister named Frances and a brother named Peter. Lorly was commenting on the March 11, 2012 mailing containing a photo of Peter Wasche. Can anyone out there identify any of the other people from long ago?? It was always a special time when portraits were taken. These portraits were in Adam and Cresentia Gerber's album.