INDEX
Reading edition
Abert, Col., 434.
Adair, 78.
Alberta, 254.
Alexander, Henry, 13, et seq.
Amahami, 285.
American Fur Company, 398, 424.
Annahways, 155, 156.
Annian, Straits of, 58, 83.
Antelope, curiosity of, 235.
Apaches, 88, 337, 339.
Arapahoes, 170.
Arikara, 152, 154, 158, 161, 163, 204, 359.
Arkansas R., 237.
Ashley, 420.
Assiniboia, 254.
Assiniboine R., 199.
Assiniboines, 49, 53, 71, 155, 163, 254, 262, 266, 287.
Astor, John Jacob, 298, 301, 391.
Astoria, 297, 298, 368.
Athabasca, Lake, 54–55.
Athabascans, 54.
Atséna, 170.
B
Baker’s Bay, 303.
Bannock Indians, 390.
Bastonnais, 55.
Bay of the Holy Spirit, 237.
Bayou Salade, 380.
Bear killing, 31.
Bear R., 389.
Beaver Indians, 102, 107, 109.
Beaver Lake, 44, 45, 53.
Beaverhead, 175, 202.
Beer Springs, 420.
Behring’s Isle, 78.
Beliefs of Indians, 129.
Bent, Charles, 418.
Bent’s Fort, 375, 378, 430.
Big Horn R., 202.
Big Sioux R., 68, 145, 206.
Big White, 205.
Birch Creek, 200.
Bissonette, Joseph, 405.
Black Hills, 151.
Black Mountains, 147, 151, 155.
Black Shoe Indians, 157.
Blackfeet, 160, 168, 178, 202, 254, 289, 292, 320.
Blackfoot Indians, 369.
Blond children, 284.
Bloods, 291.
Blueberry Creek, 295.
Bois Percé, 262.
Boisais R., 389.
Bonak Indians, 390.
“Boston Men,” 55.
Bostonnais, 55.
Bounty on scalps, 339.
Bridger, Jas., 361, 404.
British Columbia, 254.
Brown’s Hole, 384, 385.
Brulés, 148.
Buenaventura R., 430, 436.
Buffalo, decoying, 51.
Buffalo, old range of, 422.
C
Câche-à-la-Poudre R., 418.
Caiguas, 337.
California and Oregon Trail, 9.
Calumet birds, 153.
Calumet Bluff, 146.
Canadian R., 343, 347.
Cannon Ball R., 153.
Canoe Island, 126.
Cape Disappointment, 370.
Caribou Island, 42.
Carrabou, 81.
Carson, Kit, 362, 395.
Carver, Jonathan, 57, et seq., 140, 213.
Cass Lake, 222.
Caws, 374.
Cayuse, 366.
Cedar Island, 149.
Cedar Lake, 43, 289.
Chaboneau, 173, 174, 177, 196, 202.
Chagouemig, 36.
Chequamegon, 37.
Cherokees, 353.
Cheyennes, 43, 143, 146, 155, 158, 205, 262, 285, 292.
Chickasaws, 353.
Chihuahua, 247, 248, 347.
Chimney Rock, 360.
Chinook, 188, 304, 367, 390.
Chipewyans, 54, 88, 90, 103, 130.
Chippewa, 224.
Choctaws, 353.
Chopunnish, 179, 196.
Chouteau, Cyprian, 395.
Christineaux, 42, 53.
Churchill R., 54.
Cimarron R., 334.
Clear R., 219.
Clearwater R., 290.
Cœur d’Alene Indians, 371.
Cœur d’Alene R., 318.
Colter’s Hell, 204.
Comancheros, 354.
Comanches, 240, 344.
Commerce of the Prairies, 6, 332.
Converse with the spirits, 72.
Coppermine R., 86, 116.
“Cordelle,” 169.
Coues, Dr. Elliott, 10, 222, 243, 251, 254, 297.
Council Grove, 333.
Coureurs des bois, 12, 13.
Court House Rock, 360.
Cox, Ross, 301.
Cowelisk R., 186.
Creeks, 353.
Crees, 42, 71, 101, 103, 123, 155, 254, 262, 266.
Cumberland House, 44, 45, 53, 289.
Cypress R., 287.
D
Dakota, 49.
Dalles, 367.
Dancing, 160.
Dearborn R., 174, 199.
Deer Mountain, 104, 108.
Des Chutes R., 428.
Detroit, 23, 27, 35, 36, 77.
Digger Indians, 389.
Dog Plains, 62.
Dog-rib, 88, 89.
Dogden Buttes, 282.
Dry Fork, 169.
Duluth, 37.
E
El Paso del Norte, 247, 347.
Elk R., 329.
Eskimo, 92, 93, 94, 97.
F
Falls of St. Anthony, 63, 215, 224.
Falls of St. Marie, 76.
Fargo, 262.
Farnham, Thos. J., 371.
Fishing, 20, 21.
Fishing Falls of Columbia, 422.
Fitzpatrick (of the Broken Hand), 405, 416.
Flatheads, 293, 319, 327.
Floyd, Charles, 145, 206.
Fols Avoin, 210.
Fond du Lac, 37.
Fontaine qui bouit, 416.
Fort: Bent’s, 375, 378, 430;
Bourbon, 43, 289;
Bridger, 384, 420;
Clatsop, 190;
Chipewyan, 85, 86, 101, 108;
Cumberland House, 44, 45, 53, 289;
Dauphin, 44;
David Crockett, 384, 388;
des Prairies, 44, 53;
El Puebla, 378;
George (Astoria), 298, 299, 327;
Hall, 389, 418, 420, 427;
John, 404;
Mandan, 156;
Michilimackinac, 16;
Nippewen, 44;
Okanagan, 371;
Pike’s, 217;
Rocky Mountain House, 290, 297, 328;
St. Vrain’s, 402, 416;
Vancouver, 367, 392;
Vermillion, 289;
William, 298;
William (Bent’s), 375, 378, 395, 418;
York, 249.
Fowler, Jacob, 10.
Fox R., 61.
Foxes, 61, 209.
Frazer R., 98.
Fremont, John C., 393.
Fremont’s Peak, 410.
Fur trade in 1785, 86.
G
Gallatin R., 174.
Gama’s Land, 78.
Garces, 10.
Gass, Sergeant, 201.
Gens des Terres, 40.
Godey, 445.
Goshen’s Hole, 404.
Grand Forks, 261, 271.
Grand Pawnees, 414.
Grand Portage, 42, 55, 67, 71, 255, 290.
Grand R., 230, 423.
Grape Creek, 240.
Gray-haired children, 284.
Great Basin, 438.
Great Falls (of Missouri R.), 172.
Great Kettle Falls, 327.
Great Narrows, 193.
Great Rapids (of the Saskatchewan), 43.
Great Salt Lake, 426, 449.
Green R., 408, 419.
Gregg, Josiah, 332.
Gros Ventres, 168.
Gros Ventres of the Prairie, 170, 199, 293.
H
Hair Hills, 259, 265, 288.
Hairdressing, method of, 79.
Hare, 88.
Henry, Alexander, 56.
Henry, Alexander, the Younger, 154, 222, 253.
Henry, William, 56, 298.
Heterodon platyrhinos, 78.
Hidatsa, 155.
Hill of the Little People, 145.
Horse Creek, 404.
Horses, catching wild, 235.
Horses encourage indolence, 274.
Hudson’s Bay Company, 86, 271, 280, 289, 301.
Hunt, W. P., 299, 303.
Huts (of Eskimo), 94.
I
Ile de Maurepas, 42.
Independence Rock, 360, 407.
Indian tribes: Amahami, 285;
Annahways, 155, 156;
Apaches, 88, 337, 339;
Arapahoes, 170;
Arikara, 152, 154, 158, 161, 163, 359;
Assiniboines, 49, 53, 71, 155, 163, 168, 254, 262, 266, 287;
Atséna, 170;
Bannock Indians, 390;
Beaver, 102, 107, 109;
Blackfeet, 160, 168, 178, 202, 254, 289;
Blackfoot Indians, 369;
Black Shoe Indians, 157;
Bloods, 291;
Bonak Indians, 390;
Brulés, 148;
Caiguas, 337;
Caws, 374;
Cayuse, 356;
Cherokees, 353;
Cheyennes, 43, 143, 146, 155, 205, 262, 285, 292;
Chickasaws, 353;
Chinook, 188, 304, 369, 390;
Chipewyans, 54, 88, 90, 103, 130;
Chippewa, 224;
Choctaws, 353;
Chopunnish, 179, 196;
Christineaux, 42, 53;
Cœur d’Alene Indians, 371;
Comanches, 240, 344;
Creeks, 353;
Crees, 42, 71, 101, 123, 155, 254, 262;
Dakota, 49;
Digger Indians, 389;
Dog-Rib, 88;
Eskimo, 90–97;
Flatheads, 293, 319, 327;
Fols Avoin, 210;
Gens des Terres, 40;
Grand Pawnees, 414;
Gros Ventres of the Prairie, 170, 199, 293;
Hare, 88;
Hidatsa, 155;
Kans, 232;
Kansas, 373;
Kauzaus Indians, 373;
Killamucks, 188;
Killistinaux, 42;
Killistinoes, 42;
Kiowas, 240, 344;
Kinistineaux, 42;
Kite, 143, 147;
Knisteneaux, 102;
Kutenais, 295;
Loucheux, 97;
Mahaha, 157;
Menominees, 210, 221;
Mindawarcarton, 148;
Minneconjous, 148;
Minnetari, 155, 156;
Minnetari of Fort de Prairie, 170, 199;
Minnewakaton, 148;
Missourias, 141, 144, 145;
Mohave Indians, 444;
Nascud Denee, 127;
Navajos, 88;
Nez Percés, 179, 180, 194, 313, 326;
Ogallalas, 148, 150, 360;
Ojibwa, 215, 257;
Omaha, 144;
Osages, 141, 207, 225, 227, 235;
Osinipoilles, 49;
Otoes, 141, 144, 145;
Pahkees, 178;
Pah-utes, 421;
Pawnawnees, 68;
Pawnee, 68, 142–44, 158, 208, 227–238;
Pawnee Picts, 357;
Peigan, 178, 291;
Pierced-nose, 179, 313;
Poncas, 148;
Puants, 209;
Red Knife, 88, 90;
Rees, 152, 153, 205;
Ricaras, 156;
Rocky Mountain, 107;
Root Diggers, 421;
Sac, 208;
Sacs and Foxes, 209, 225;
Santees, 148;
Sarsi, 291, 292;
Saulteurs, 262;
Sauteurs, 209, 223;
Schian, 285;
Seminoles, 353;
Sharha, 158;
Shoshoni, 155, 175, 178, 180, 326;
Sioux, 49, 62, 63, et passim;
Sissetons, 148, 221;
Sistasoone, 148;
Slave, 89;
Snake Indians, 385, 424;
Sokulks, 181;
Soulier, 285;
Soulier Noir, 157, 283;
Spokanes, 313;
Staitan, 143;
Suhtai, 143;
Swampy Crees, 43;
Teton Indians, 149, 204;
Tetons of the Burned Woods—Minnakenozzo, Saone, 148;
Tushepaw Indians, 179;
Utes, 450;
Walla Wallas, 194, 312, 320, 326, 366;
Wahpatones, 148;
Wahpatoota, 148;
Wattasoons, 157;
Winnebagoes, 60, 209, 225;
Witapat, 144;
Yanktonnaies, 148;
Yankton Sioux, 146, 148, 152, 221;
Yanktons of the Plains, 148;
Yellow Knives, 88;
Yutas, 337.
Isle a la crosse, Lake, 54.
Isle de Carre Boeuf, 88.
Isle of St. Joseph, 76.
Isles du Castor, 29.
J
Jackson’s Hole, 362.
James R., 148.
Japon, 78.
Jedso, 78.
Jefferson, President, 139, 210.
Jefferson R., 174, 176, 201.
Jessaume, 154.
John Day R., 428.
Jornada del Muerto, 347.
Judith R., 170.
K
Kans, 232.
Kansas R., 148, 207, 231.
Kaskaskia, 242, 331.
Kauzaus Indians, 373.
Keewatin, 254.
Killamucks, 188.
Killistinaux, 42.
Killistinoes, 42.
“King George Men,” 55.
Kinistineaux, 42.
Kiowa Calendar, 346.
Kiowas, 240, 344.
Kite Indians, 143, 147.
Kitkahahk Village, 207.
Klamath Lake, 430, 434.
Knife R., 157.
Knisteneaux, 102.
Kooyah R., 423.
Kutenai Park, 295.
Kutenai Plains, 295.
Kutenais, 295.
L
La Charette, 206.
La Chaudière, 321.
Lachine, 14, 15.
La Cloche, 16.
La Crosse, 213.
Lake (or Lac):
a la Pluie, 42, 67;
Arabuthcow, 54, 55;
Athabasca, 54, 55;
Beaver, 44, 45, 53;
Cass, 222;
Cedar, 43, 289;
Dauphin, 44;
de Bourbon, 43, 67, 289;
Des Chats, 15;
Great Salt, 426, 449;
Isle a la Crosse, 54;
Klamath, 430, 434;
La Sang Sue, 222;
Leech, 222;
of the Crees, 42;
of the Hills, 85, 102;
of the Woods, 42, 55, 67, 255;
Ottawa, 66;
Pepin, 62;
Pyramid, 436;
Rainy, 106, 324;
Red, 260;
St. Louis, 15;
Salt, 55;
Slave, 87, 101, 329;
Sturgeon, 287;
Summer, 434;
Temiscamingue, 40;
Tlamath, 430;
Tulé, 444;
Upper Red Cedar, 222;
Utah, 449;
Winnebago, 60;
Winipegon, 42, 67;
Winnipeg, 255, 289.
Laramie R., 404.
L’Arbre Croche, 12, 29.
La Rivière qui Court, 148.
La Roche Jaune, 165.
Le Borgne, 205.
Le Boulet R., 153.
Lee, John, 398.
Lewis and Clark, 6, 8, 138, et seq.
Lewis R., 180, 181, 194.
Little Bear R., 382.
Little Missouri, 153, 155.
Little Sandy R., 408.
Little Snake R., 382.
Lodge Pole Creek, 404.
Long—Voyages and Travels, 259.
Loucheux, 97.
Louisiana Purchase, 5, 59, 138, 145.
Loup Fork R., 148, 259.
M
Mackenzie, Alexander, 84, et. seq.
Mackenzie, Donald, 303.
Mackenzie reaches Pacific Ocean, 132.
Macubah, 132.
Madison R., 174, 202.
Mahaha, 157.
Maison du Chien, 282.
Mandans, 153, et seq.
Manitoba, 254.
Maria’s R., 199.
Marquette, Father, 17.
Massacre at Michilimackinac, 23.
Mattawa R., 15.
Matthews, 155.
Maxwell, L., 395.
McDougal, Duncan, 298.
McLaughlin, Dr. J., 367.
Medicine Bow Mountains, 418.
Medicine Lodge R., 291.
Meeting the Shoshoni, 175.
Menominees, 210, 221.
Messorie, 65, 68, 83.
Michilimackinac, 16, 20, 22, 27, 38, 39, 56.
Michipicoten, 39–41, 277.
Milk R., 169.
Mindawarcarton, 148.
Minnavavana, 17.
Minneconjous, 148.
Minnesota R., 64.
Minnetari, 155, 156.
Minnetari of Fort de Prairie, 170, 199.
Minnewakaton, 148.
Missisaki R., 16.
Missouri R., 17.
Missourias, 141, 144, 145.
Mohave Indians, 444.
Mt. Hood, 429.
Mt. Rainier, 429.
Mt. St. Helens, 429.
Mouse R., 282.
Musselshell R., 169.
Mustangs, 350.
N
Nanibojou, 41.
Nascud Denee, 127.
Natchitoches, 249.
Naudowessie (of the Plains), 62, 63, 67.
Navajos, 88.
Nebraska, 397.
Nelson R., 65.
New Park, 450.
Nez Percés, 313, 326, 179, 180, 194.
Nicollet, Joseph, 145.
Niobrara, R., 148.
Nootka, 304.
North Park (Colo.), 380.
Northwest Fur Company, 86, 154, 222, 298, 302.
O
Ogallalas, 148, 150, 360.
Ojibwa, 215, 257.
Okinagan, 323, 327.
Okinagan R., 323.
Omaha Indians, 144.
Ontario R., 254.
Ontonagan R., 37–38.
Ordway, Sergeant, 198.
Oregon, 391.
Oregon R., 65, 83, 394.
Origin story (of Mandans), 159.
Osage R., 228.
Osages, 141, 144, 207, 225, 227–235.
Osinipoilles, 49, 50, 53.
Otoes, 141, 144, 145.
Ottawa R., 15.
Ottigaumies, 61, 80.
Ottowaw Lakes, 66.
Ouisconsin (or Ouisconsing) R., 61, 209.
Oxen, wild, 49.
P
Pacific Fur Company, 299.
Pahkees, 178.
Pah-utes, 421.
Panbian Mts., 262.
Panbian R., 272, 277.
Pangman, Peter, 290, 292.
Pangman’s Tree, 290.
Park R., 258.
Parker, Samuel, 356.
Pasquayah R., 43.
Pawnawnees, 68.
Pawnees, 68, 142, 144, 158, 208, 227–235, 238.
Pawnee Picts, 357.
Peace Point, 102.
Peace R., 55, 102–103, 107, 121, 136.
Peigan, 178, 291.
Pembina Mts., 262.
Pembina R., 298.
Pemmican, 100.
Pepin, Lake, 62.
Petit Corbeau, 216.
Pierced-nose Indians, 179, 313.
Pike, Zebulon M., 141, 207, 331, 393.
Pike’s Flag Raising, 233.
Pike’s Fort, 217.
Pioneers, character of, 11.
Platte R., 143, 148, 206.
Pompey’s Pillar, 203.
Poncas, 148.
Pond, Peter, 43–44.
Pontiac, 35, 77.
Porcupine R., 167.
Portage de Lisle, 255.
Portage La Prairie, 254, 256.
Prairie des Chiens, La, 62, 65, 210, 224.
Prairie Hen R., 419.
Preuss, Charles, 395.
Pryor, Sergeant, 146, 198, 202, 203.
Puants, 209.
Puget Sound, 58.
Purgatory R., 237.
Pyramid Lake, 436.
R
Rainy Lake, 106, 324.
Red Deer R., 291.
Red Knife Indians, 88, 90.
Red Lake, 260.
Red Mountain, 65.
Red R. (Canadian), 240, 241, 245.
Red Wing, 224.
Rees, 152, 153, 205.
Republican R., 207.
Reynards, 209.
Ricaras, 156.
Riding Mountain, 254.
Rio Grande, 245.
Rio Grande del Norte, 242, 330.
Risen Moose, 215.
Rivers:
Arkansas, 237;
Assiniboine, 199;
Bear, 389;
Big Sioux, 68;
Birch, 200;
Blueberry, 295;
Boisais, 389;
Buenaventura, 430, 436;
Câche à la Poudre, 418;
Canadian, 343, 347;
Cannon Ball, 153;
Cimarron, 334;
Clear, 219;
Clearwater, 290;
Cœur d’Alene, 318;
Coppermine, 86, 116;
Cowelisk, 186;
Cypress, 287;
Dearborn, 174, 199;
de Bourbon, 43, 65;
Des Chutes, 428;
Dry Fork, 169;
Elk, 329;
Fontaine qui bouit, 416;
Fox, 61;
Frazer, 98;
Gallatin, 174;
Grand, 230, 423;
Grape, 240;
Green, 408, 419;
Horse, 404;
James, 148;
Jefferson, 174, 176, 201;
John Day, 428;
Judith, 170;
Kansas, 148, 207, 231, 396;
Knife, 157;
Laramie, 404;
La Rivière qui Court, 148;
La Roche Jaune, 165;
Le Boulet, 153;
Lewis, 180, 194;
Little Bear, 382;
Little Missouri, 153, 155;
Little Sandy, 408;
Little Snake, 382;
Lodge Pole, 404;
Loup, 148, 259;
Madison, 174, 202;
Maria’s, 199;
Mattawa, 15;
Medicine Lodge, 291;
Messorie, 65, 68, 83;
Milk, 169;
Minnesota, 64;
Missisaki, 16;
Missouri, 17, et passim;
Mouse, 282;
Musselshell, 169;
Nelson, 65;
Niobrara, 148;
of the West, 65, 83;
of Souls, 237;
Okinagan, 323;
Ontonagan, 37, 38;
Oregon, 65, 83, 394;
Osage, 228;
Ottawa, 15;
Ouisconsin (or Ouisconsing), 61, 209;
Panbian, 272, 277;
Pasquayah, 43;
Peace, 55, 102, 121, 136;
Pembina, 298;
Platte, 240;
Porcupine, 167;
Prairie Hen, 419;
Purgatory, 237;
Red (Canadian), 240, 241, 245;
Republican, 207;
Rio del Nord, 61;
Rio Grande, 245;
Rio Grande del Norte, 242, 330;
Rivière aux Chutes, 428;
Rocky Mountain, 328;
Running Water, 148;
Sacramento, 437, 440;
St. Croix, 62, 67;
St. Fee, 61;
St. Frances, 63, 64;
St. Maurice, 40;
St. Peter’s, 224, 262;
St. Pierre, 64, 65;
Saskatchewan, 17, 43, 289;
Salmon, 365, 422;
Schian, 262;
Sevier, 449;
Snake, 389, 428;
Solomon, 231;
Spokane, 327;
Sweetwater, 407, 419;
Uintah, 449;
Walla Walla, 194, 312, 321;
White, 234, 449;
Whitestone, 145;
Winnipic, 255;
Wisconsin, 61;
Wisdom, 201;
Yampah, 423;
Yellowstone, 165, 198, 201;
York, 65;
Yukon, 98;
Road of War, 67.
Robinson, Dr., 227, 235.
Robinson, “Uncle Jack,” 384.
Rock Mountain Indians, 107.
Rocky Mountain Ho., 290, 297, 328.
Rocky Mountain R., 328.
Root Diggers, 421.
Running Water R., 148.
S
Sac, 208.
Sackett’s Harbor, 252.
Sacramento R., 437, 440.
Sacs and Foxes, 209, 225.
St. Anne’s, 15.
St. Augustine, founded, 3.
St. Croix R., 62, 67.
St. Maurice R., 40.
St. Peter’s, 216.
St. Peter’s R., 224, 262.
St. Pierre R., 64, 65.
St. Vrain’s Fort, 402, 416.
Salmon R., 365, 422.
Salt Lake, 55.
San Francisco Bay, 440.
San Joaquin R., 444.
Sans Oreille, 228.
Santa Fé, 6, 7, 207, 242, 331.
Santees, 148.
Sarsi, 291, 292.
Saskatchewan (Province), 254.
Saskatchewan R., 17, 43, 44, 289.
Saukies, (town of), 61.
Sault de Sainte-Marie, 20, 36, 39, 42, 77.
Saulteurs, 262.
Sauteurs, 209, 223.
Schian R., 262.
Schians, 285.
Scott’s Bluffs, 360.
Seminoles, 353.
Sepulcher Rock, 193.
Sevier R., 449.
Sharha, 158.
Shining Mountains, 64, 69.
Shoshoni, 155, 175, 178, 180, 326.
Side Hill Calf, 200.
Sierra Nevada Mts., 436.
Sign Language, 284.
Sioux, 49, 61, 62, et passim.
Sissetons, 148, 221.
Sistasoone, 148.
Slave Indians, 89.
Slave Lake, 87, 101, 329.
Snake Indians, 385, 424.
Snake R., 389, 428.
Soda Springs, 421.
Sokulks, 181.
Solomon R., 231.
Soulier, 285.
Soulier Noir, 157, 283.
South Pass, 408.
South Platte R., 240.
Spokane, 319.
Spokane House, 320.
Spokane R., 327.
Spokanes, 313.
Staitan, 143.
Staked Plains, 348.
Standing Rock, 152.
Standing Rock Agency, 152.
Stone Idol Creek, 152.
Stony, or Rocky, Mountains, 55.
Straits of Annian, 58, 83.
Sturgeon Lake, 287.
Suhtai, 143.
Summer Lake, 434.
Surgery, 104.
Sutter, Capt., 442.
Swampy Crees, 43.
Sweetwater R., 407, 419.
T
Tanner, 280.
Taos, 7, 330, 395.
Temiscamingue Lake, 40.
Terre Blanche, 293.
Teton Indians, 149, 204.
Tetons of the Burned Woods, 148.
Minnakenozzo.
Saone.
“The River of the West,” 388.
Thompson, David, 222.
Thousand Lakes, 64.
Three Forks of the Missouri, 174.
Three Parks, 450.
Three Tetons, 410.
Tlamath Lake, 430.
Tongue R., 278.
Tonquin, fate of, 304.
Townsend, Dr. J. K., 368, 390.
Trading Post, see Fort.
Tripe de roche, 41.
Tulé Lake, 444.
Tushepaw Indians, 179.
Twisted Hair, 195.
U
Uintah R., 449.
Umfreville, 5.
Upper Red Cedar Lake, 222.
Utah Lake, 449.
V
Vera Cruz, 332.
Vérendrye, 17, 43, 59, 289.
W
Wacon-teebe, 63.
Wahpatones, 148.
Wahpatoota, 148.
Walla Walla R., 194, 312, 321.
Walla Wallas, 194, 312, 320, 326, 366.
Wappatoo, 185, 191.
Warrior Societies, 147.
Washington, (State of), 291.
Wattasoons, 157.
West Road R., 126.
White Bear Island, 199.
White Goose, 215.
White R., 423, 449.
Whitestone R., 145.
Whitman, Dr. Marcus, 356, 361.
Wilkinson, Gen. James, 207, 211, 223, 226.
Wilkinson, Lt., 227, 235.
Willard, Sergeant, 201.
Wind River Mountains, 408.
Winnebago, Lake, 60.
Winnebagoes, 60, 61, 209, 225.
Winnipic R., 255.
Wisconsin R., 61.
Wisdom R., 201.
Witapat, 144.
Wolf Calf, 200.
Wolf pits, 282.
Wolves attacking horses, 324.
Wolves, rabid, 260.
Wood R., 141.
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Yampah R., 423.
Yankton Sioux, 146, 148, 152, 221.
Yanktonnaies, 148.
Yanktons of the Plains, 148.
Yellow Knives, 88.
Yellowstone Park, 204.
Yellowstone R., 165, 198, 201, 202.
Yeso, 78.
York R., 65.
Yukon R., 98.
Yutas, 337.
Trails of the Pathfinders
By GEORGE BIRD GRINNELL
Illustrated. $1.50 net. Postpaid $1.65
CONTENTS
Introduction Alexander Henry Jonathan Carver Alexander Mackenzie Lewis and Clark Zebulon M. Pike Alexander Henry (the Younger) Ross Cox The Commerce of the Prairies Samuel Parker Thomas J. Farnham Fremont
One of the most stirring and inspiring chapters in the history of our country is made up of the picturesque, straightforward narratives of their adventures, told by the heroic men of action, explorers, hunters, and trappers, who first travelled through the unknown regions and among hostile Indians. Mr. Grinnell gives a number of the most exciting and important of these stories, told almost entirely in the words of the explorer himself, and they form a work of unrivalled interest to old and young.
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Zebulon M. Pike
Edited by MARY GAY HUMPHREYS
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The thrilling account of Pike’s explorations told chiefly in his own words.
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The Boy’s Catlin
My Life Among the Indians
Edited with Biographical Introduction by MARY GAY HUMPHREYS
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“As interesting a story of Indians as was ever written and has the merit of being true.”—New York Sun.
“It would be hard to find a book of more wholesome fascination for boys.”—San Francisco Argonaut.
The Boy’s Drake
By EDWIN M. BACON
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“Much of the story is told in the words of old records, and interesting old maps and pictures make it still more valuable.”—The Bookman.
“He has entered into the stirring time of England’s conquest of the seas and has written a fine biography of her great pirate captain, a book worthy of its subject and a worthy book for a boy.”—Chicago Tribune.
The Boy’s Hakluyt
Retold from Hakluyt
By EDWIN M. BACON
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“There is more adventure in this volume than will be found in a whole library of fiction.”—New York Sun.
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BY NOAH BROOKS
First Across the Continent
A CONCISE STORY OF THE LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION
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“More readable than a romance, full of hair-breadth escapes and imminent perils from savage man and beast, by storm and flood, by sickness and cold and starvation.”—Chicago Post.
“For any one who has an interest in adventure and in the hardihood of the pioneer this is a great story.”—Boston Herald.
The Boy Emigrants
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“It is one of the best boys’ stories we have ever read.”—The Christian Work.
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The Boy Settlers
A STORY OF EARLY TIMES IN KANSAS
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“Three boys and two men go out into Kansas, at the time when that region was the Far West. The boys have great sport killing buffaloes and some trouble about Indian uprisings.”—The Independent.
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The Adventures of James Capen Adams
Mountaineer and Grizzly Bear Hunter of California
By THEODORE H. HITTELL
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The story of the life and thrilling adventures of one of the most famous of American hunters and one of the first great tamers of wild animals.
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The Grizzly Bear
By WILLIAM H. WRIGHT
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“The very spirit of the grizzly is in subtle fashion brought near us. The book will long hold a high place in the literature of sport.”—New York Tribune.
The Black Bear
By WILLIAM H. WRIGHT
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