Pioneer years in the Black Hills.
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| Language: | English |
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Glendale, Calif.,
A.H. Clark Co.,
1957.
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| Series: | Western frontiersmen series ;
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Table of Contents:
- Pt.1. To the hills
- Bound for the hills
- A change of plans and route
- Old Red Cloud Agency
- The Cheyene River-a midnight alarm
- First view of Custer and surroundings
- From Custer to Deadwood
- The end of our journey
- pt.2. Life in the Black Hills country
- My first prospecting trip
- Prospecting dry gulches
- Deadwood, biggest little town on earth
- "Sam's mine," the Great Homestake, and stampedes of '76
- A provisional government-"Judge" Franham's court
- One of the first reporters in the Hills
- General Crook comes to Deadwood, 1876
- Hunting expeditions
- Camping companions-End of our partnership
- Father comes to the Hills
- Road agents of the early days
- pt.3. Rapid City-Home for more than forty years
- Becoming an editor
- Mining swindles
- Indian trouble-Battle of Wounded Knee
- A pioneer wins honors
- Appx.A. Diary of Richard B. Hughes, 1876-1877, and two letters
- Appx.B. Sam Tull
- Appx.C Sidney, Nebraska, to Harney's Peak, 1875
- Appx.D Montana men in the hills
- Appx.E. Some mines in the hills.