Duke of Duluth?

I found a Gustav Munding who was born in Toledo in 1859 and ran a saloon there in a 1890s.  Wonder if he made his way to Rush City and Duluth?

Gustaf Munding, his wife Anna and daughters Emilie (age 7), Anna (age 5) and Franciska (age 2) arrived in NY from Germany on Oct 16, 1880 on a ship named Oder. The family is listed on the Minnesota territorial and U.S. censuses in Rush City in 1885 - 1910, where Gustaf worked as a blacksmith. The 1920 census shows his wife Anna, a widow, living with their youngest daughter's family.

Thanks so much for the research. I knew PDD would come through. I will go to ancestry dot com to see if there are any family members out there who would like to get a copy of this photo.

What a great picture.

What I wouldn't do for a frothy brew circa 1890 right now.....

Great photo!  It is amazing he was able to hold that pose for a photo taken so long ago.  The exposure time on cameras back then were pretty long and the subjects where told not to move for as long as 30 seconds depending on the light.  That is why many times people are not smiling in old photos.  It is harder to hold a smile as well as not blink for longer periods of time.

As of about five years ago there was a big, framed copy of this photo behind the bar, above the cash register, at the Northeastern Saloon & Grille on Dunlap Island in Cloquet. It had the caption "Happy Days" on it, referring to the end of Prohibition.

I don't get to Cloquet very often, so I have no idea if the picture is still there.

It is. It's still there.

I will go see it myself! Thanks. Maybe it will shed some light on my photo.

Do you figure anything else out about this photo.  I can do a little research too, I've got an ancestry.com subscription too.