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    CHAPTER VI OLD SETTLERS’ STORIES ENTERTAINS BOB OLIVE—A WILD NIGHT FOR HANS—BOB HUNTER HAS CLOSE CALL —MRS. HUNTER LEARNS THE WAY OF THE WEST—“A WISE COW TALE”—TERRIBLE FALL IN A DEEP WELL—A THOUSAND ELK IN ONE HERD—MADE HIS OWN POWDER—WON BY A NOSE—A BACK-ACTING WEDDING FEE—A PLUCKY CUSTER COUNTY WOMAN —WAS A JUSTICE ALL RIGHT—GOD AND BOBLITS—A COURTSHIP IN THE COURT'S OFFICE —EXPERIENCES OF A “SCHOOL MARM”—LIFE TOO SHORT FOR A SOD ROOF—ENTERTAINED THE PAWNEES—ALL READY FOR INDIANS—MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF TRAPPER—A FIGHT FOR “DEER LIFE”—SAVED ONE BED—J. D. HASKELL'S PERONAL EXPERIENCE—DOUGLASS FINDS RELICS—JESS GANDY JOINS THE ELKS—MRS. GANDY ENTERTAINS A STRANGER —JESS GANDY RIDES A BUFFALO—THE MASONS BURIED HIM—THE FIRST GREAT FLAG POLE —THE FIRST COUNTY SEAT CONTEST—A HOSPITABLE ROOF—A LITTLE SPORT WITH GUNS—LASSOED AN ELK—LOST IN THE SAND HILLS—HUNTERS FIND GAME IN THE BED—HAD NO RELIGION—ONE OF THE COUNTY “DADS”—A PRAIRIE FIRE—TWIN —TRAGEDIES—A WATERMELON STAMPEDE—IT KILLED THE TOAD—DAN GOT THE LOGS —INDIAN SCARES—THE GRASSHOPPER A BURDEN—A LAND QUARREL—GRASSHOPPERS CHEWED TOBACCO—THE SENATOR WAS NOT HANDSOME—BURLIN AND KELLENBARGER HAVE SOME EXPERIENCE—A RACE THROUGH THE STORM—SOMETHING OF A “MIXUP”—NEARLY RUINED HTS EYE
    W. L., GASTON ; A. R., HUMPHREY
    In: HISTORY OF CUSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA: A NARRATIVE OF THE PAST, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON THE PIONEER PERIOD OF THE COUNTY'S HISTORY, ITS SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT FROM THE EARLY DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME; (1919)
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    Wie komme ich dran?
  2. Detailansicht für Treffer 2 öffnen
    CHAPTER VI OLD SETTLERS’ STORIES ENTERTAINS BOB OLIVE—A WILD NIGHT FOR HANS—BOB HUNTER HAS CLOSE CALL —MRS. HUNTER LEARNS THE WAY OF THE WEST—“A WISE COW TALE”—TERRIBLE FALL IN A DEEP WELL—A THOUSAND ELK IN ONE HERD—MADE HIS OWN POWDER—WON BY A NOSE—A BACK-ACTING WEDDING FEE—A PLUCKY CUSTER COUNTY WOMAN —WAS A JUSTICE ALL RIGHT—GOD AND BOBLITS—A COURTSHIP IN THE COURT'S OFFICE —EXPERIENCES OF A “SCHOOL MARM”—LIFE TOO SHORT FOR A SOD ROOF—ENTERTAINED THE PAWNEES—ALL READY FOR INDIANS—MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF TRAPPER—A FIGHT FOR “DEER LIFE”—SAVED ONE BED—J. D. HASKELL'S PERONAL EXPERIENCE—DOUGLASS FINDS RELICS—JESS GANDY JOINS THE ELKS—MRS. GANDY ENTERTAINS A STRANGER —JESS GANDY RIDES A BUFFALO—THE MASONS BURIED HIM—THE FIRST GREAT FLAG POLE —THE FIRST COUNTY SEAT CONTEST—A HOSPITABLE ROOF—A LITTLE SPORT WITH GUNS—LASSOED AN ELK—LOST IN THE SAND HILLS—HUNTERS FIND GAME IN THE BED—HAD NO RELIGION—ONE OF THE COUNTY “DADS”—A PRAIRIE FIRE—TWIN —TRAGEDIES—A WATERMELON STAMPEDE—IT KILLED THE TOAD—DAN GOT THE LOGS —INDIAN SCARES—THE GRASSHOPPER A BURDEN—A LAND QUARREL—GRASSHOPPERS CHEWED TOBACCO—THE SENATOR WAS NOT HANDSOME—BURLIN AND KELLENBARGER HAVE SOME EXPERIENCE—A RACE THROUGH THE STORM—SOMETHING OF A “MIXUP”—NEARLY RUINED HTS EYE
    W. L., GASTON ; A. R., HUMPHREY
    In: HISTORY OF CUSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA: A NARRATIVE OF THE PAST, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON THE PIONEER PERIOD OF THE COUNTY'S HISTORY, ITS SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT FROM THE EARLY DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME; (1919)
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    Wie komme ich dran?
  3. Detailansicht für Treffer 3 öffnen
    CHAPTER VI OLD SETTLERS’ STORIES ENTERTAINS BOB OLIVE—A WILD NIGHT FOR HANS—BOB HUNTER HAS CLOSE CALL —MRS. HUNTER LEARNS THE WAY OF THE WEST—“A WISE COW TALE”—TERRIBLE FALL IN A DEEP WELL—A THOUSAND ELK IN ONE HERD—MADE HIS OWN POWDER—WON BY A NOSE—A BACK-ACTING WEDDING FEE—A PLUCKY CUSTER COUNTY WOMAN —WAS A JUSTICE ALL RIGHT—GOD AND BOBLITS—A COURTSHIP IN THE COURT'S OFFICE —EXPERIENCES OF A “SCHOOL MARM”—LIFE TOO SHORT FOR A SOD ROOF—ENTERTAINED THE PAWNEES—ALL READY FOR INDIANS—MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF TRAPPER—A FIGHT FOR “DEER LIFE”—SAVED ONE BED—J. D. HASKELL'S PERONAL EXPERIENCE—DOUGLASS FINDS RELICS—JESS GANDY JOINS THE ELKS—MRS. GANDY ENTERTAINS A STRANGER —JESS GANDY RIDES A BUFFALO—THE MASONS BURIED HIM—THE FIRST GREAT FLAG POLE —THE FIRST COUNTY SEAT CONTEST—A HOSPITABLE ROOF—A LITTLE SPORT WITH GUNS—LASSOED AN ELK—LOST IN THE SAND HILLS—HUNTERS FIND GAME IN THE BED—HAD NO RELIGION—ONE OF THE COUNTY “DADS”—A PRAIRIE FIRE—TWIN —TRAGEDIES—A WATERMELON STAMPEDE—IT KILLED THE TOAD—DAN GOT THE LOGS —INDIAN SCARES—THE GRASSHOPPER A BURDEN—A LAND QUARREL—GRASSHOPPERS CHEWED TOBACCO—THE SENATOR WAS NOT HANDSOME—BURLIN AND KELLENBARGER HAVE SOME EXPERIENCE—A RACE THROUGH THE STORM—SOMETHING OF A “MIXUP”—NEARLY RUINED HTS EYE
    W. L., GASTON ; A. R., HUMPHREY
    In: HISTORY OF CUSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA: A NARRATIVE OF THE PAST, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS UPON THE PIONEER PERIOD OF THE COUNTY'S HISTORY, ITS SOCIAL, COMMERCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT FROM THE EARLY DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME; (1919)
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    Wie komme ich dran?
  4. Detailansicht für Treffer 4 öffnen
    I CHAPTER X DE LIN RETURNS TO HEAD OF BAY IN 1857 AND RENEWS MILL OPERATIONS—COMING OF THE GALLIHERS—HUNTSVILLE TAKES MILL'S LAST CARGO JOB CARR COMES EARLY IN 1865—LAYS CLAIM TO “CHEBAULIP” NEIGHBORHOOD—HIS TWO SONS AND DAUGHTER JOIN HIM—MARIETTA CARR FIRST WOMAN AT CHEBAULIP HOWARD CARR'S DIARY COMING OF GEN. M. M. MC CARVER IN APRIL, 1868—HIS CONFERENCE WITH DELIN IN PORTLAND MC CARVER'S PICTURESQUE CAREER—GEORGE W. BUSH. A FINE NEGRO CITIZEN.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
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    Wie komme ich dran?
  5. Detailansicht für Treffer 5 öffnen
    CHAPTER XXXIII SHELTON—KNOWN AS WOOD RIVER CENTER FROM 1860 TO ABOUT 1873—COUNTY SEAT OF BUFFALO COUNTY—FIRST RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD IN 1870—AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT IN THE HANDWRITING OF PATRICK WALSH—OLIVER BROTHERS ESTABLISH A STORE IN 1871—AN OFFICIAL NOTICE TO THE POSTMASTER GENERAL NOTIFYING HIM OF CHANGE IN THE NAME OF THE POSTOFFICE—LIST OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS—THE FIRST DENTIST—SHELTON FLOURING MILLS—THE FIRST GRAIN ELEVATORS—ALFALFA MILL—THE SHELTON CLIPPER—TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB—FIRST TERM OF SCHOOL IN COUNTY BY LICENSED TEACHER—SHELTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS—PUBLIC LIBRARY—BANKS—CHURCHES—FRATERNAL AND BENEFICIARY LODGES.
    SAMUEL CLAY, BASSETT
    In: BUFFALO COUNTY NEBRASKA AND ITS PEOPLE: A RECORD OF SETTLEMENT, ORGANIZATION, PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT - VOLUME I; (1916)
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    Wie komme ich dran?
  6. Detailansicht für Treffer 6 öffnen
    I CHAPTER X DE LIN RETURNS TO HEAD OF BAY IN 1857 AND RENEWS MILL OPERATIONS—COMING OF THE GALLIHERS—HUNTSVILLE TAKES MILL'S LAST CARGO JOB CARR COMES EARLY IN 1865—LAYS CLAIM TO “CHEBAULIP” NEIGHBORHOOD—HIS TWO SONS AND DAUGHTER JOIN HIM—MARIETTA CARR FIRST WOMAN AT CHEBAULIP HOWARD CARR'S DIARY COMING OF GEN. M. M. MC CARVER IN APRIL, 1868—HIS CONFERENCE WITH DELIN IN PORTLAND MC CARVER'S PICTURESQUE CAREER—GEORGE W. BUSH. A FINE NEGRO CITIZEN.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
    Buch
    Wie komme ich dran?
  7. Detailansicht für Treffer 7 öffnen
    CHAPTER XLVII 1890 TRAIN PROPOSES TRIP AROUND THE WORLD IN Tacoma's INTEREST—THEATRE SEATS AUCTIONED TO RAISE MONEY TRAIN'S LECTURE—HIS DEPARTURE BEHIND RACING HORSES—FIRST MESSAGE FROM HIM HIS EXPERIENCES IN KOBE—REACHES NEW YORK AND IS DISAPPOINTED—AGAIN DISAPPOINTED IN PORTLAND ARRIVES IN TACOMA—HIS LEAVETAKING.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
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    Wie komme ich dran?
  8. Detailansicht für Treffer 8 öffnen
    CHAPTER XLI 1889-90 BENNETT SELLS STREET CAR INTERESTS TO VLLLARD—ELECTRIC CARS INTRODUCE!) BROAD FRANCHISES GIVEN TO VILLARD MASON COMPLETES POINT DEFIANCE LINE MASON's “FREE” WATERFRONT PLANS NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD WATCHES HIM—“THE TWELVE APOSTLES” ANDERSON THE FATHER OF POINT DEFIANCE PARK—CONTROVERSY AROUSED BY D. A. R. TABLET—MASON's $86,000 MANSION BUILDING OF LAKE CITY RAILWAY, ITS SALE TO UNION PACIFIC, AND ITS DESTRUCTION.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
    Buch
    Wie komme ich dran?
  9. Detailansicht für Treffer 9 öffnen
    CHAPTER XI 1868—MC CARVER BUYS PART OF CARR CLAIM—HOOD BUILDS FIRST HOUSE ON THE HIGHLANDS—C. P. FERRY ARRIVES—FINE FISHING IN THE BAY—PHILIP RITZ VISITS “COMMENCEMENT CITY”—COAL FIELDS DISCOVERED—HADLOCK LOOKS FOR SAWMILL SITE AND WILLIAM LANE GUIDES HIM TO CHEBAULIP—MILL BUILT AND SAMOSET CARRIES FIRST CARGO—FIRST ELECTRIC LIGHTS—CAREER OF FAMOUS OLD DASHING WAVE FIRST STEAMER, THE ELIZA ANDERSON, ARRIVES—FIRST DEATH IN NEW SETTLEMENT—THE FIRST CALABOOSE.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
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    Wie komme ich dran?
  10. Detailansicht für Treffer 10 öffnen
    CHAPTER XXXIII SHELTON—KNOWN AS WOOD RIVER CENTER FROM 1860 TO ABOUT 1873—COUNTY SEAT OF BUFFALO COUNTY—FIRST RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD IN 1870—AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT IN THE HANDWRITING OF PATRICK WALSH—OLIVER BROTHERS ESTABLISH A STORE IN 1871—AN OFFICIAL NOTICE TO THE POSTMASTER GENERAL NOTIFYING HIM OF CHANGE IN THE NAME OF THE POSTOFFICE—LIST OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS—THE FIRST DENTIST—SHELTON FLOURING MILLS—THE FIRST GRAIN ELEVATORS—ALFALFA MILL—THE SHELTON CLIPPER—TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB—FIRST TERM OF SCHOOL IN COUNTY BY LICENSED TEACHER—SHELTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS—PUBLIC LIBRARY—BANKS—CHURCHES—FRATERNAL AND BENEFICIARY LODGES.
    SAMUEL CLAY, BASSETT
    In: BUFFALO COUNTY NEBRASKA AND ITS PEOPLE: A RECORD OF SETTLEMENT, ORGANIZATION, PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT - VOLUME I; (1916)
    Buch
    Wie komme ich dran?
  14. Detailansicht für Treffer 14 öffnen
    CHAPTER XXXIII SHELTON—KNOWN AS WOOD RIVER CENTER FROM 1860 TO ABOUT 1873—COUNTY SEAT OF BUFFALO COUNTY—FIRST RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD IN 1870—AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT IN THE HANDWRITING OF PATRICK WALSH—OLIVER BROTHERS ESTABLISH A STORE IN 1871—AN OFFICIAL NOTICE TO THE POSTMASTER GENERAL NOTIFYING HIM OF CHANGE IN THE NAME OF THE POSTOFFICE—LIST OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS—THE FIRST DENTIST—SHELTON FLOURING MILLS—THE FIRST GRAIN ELEVATORS—ALFALFA MILL—THE SHELTON CLIPPER—TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB—FIRST TERM OF SCHOOL IN COUNTY BY LICENSED TEACHER—SHELTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS—PUBLIC LIBRARY—BANKS—CHURCHES—FRATERNAL AND BENEFICIARY LODGES.
    SAMUEL CLAY, BASSETT
    In: BUFFALO COUNTY NEBRASKA AND ITS PEOPLE: A RECORD OF SETTLEMENT, ORGANIZATION, PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT - VOLUME I; (1916)
    Buch
    Wie komme ich dran?
  15. Detailansicht für Treffer 15 öffnen
    I CHAPTER X DE LIN RETURNS TO HEAD OF BAY IN 1857 AND RENEWS MILL OPERATIONS—COMING OF THE GALLIHERS—HUNTSVILLE TAKES MILL'S LAST CARGO JOB CARR COMES EARLY IN 1865—LAYS CLAIM TO “CHEBAULIP” NEIGHBORHOOD—HIS TWO SONS AND DAUGHTER JOIN HIM—MARIETTA CARR FIRST WOMAN AT CHEBAULIP HOWARD CARR'S DIARY COMING OF GEN. M. M. MC CARVER IN APRIL, 1868—HIS CONFERENCE WITH DELIN IN PORTLAND MC CARVER'S PICTURESQUE CAREER—GEORGE W. BUSH. A FINE NEGRO CITIZEN.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
    Buch
    Wie komme ich dran?
  16. Detailansicht für Treffer 16 öffnen
    CHAPTER XLVII 1890 TRAIN PROPOSES TRIP AROUND THE WORLD IN Tacoma's INTEREST—THEATRE SEATS AUCTIONED TO RAISE MONEY TRAIN'S LECTURE—HIS DEPARTURE BEHIND RACING HORSES—FIRST MESSAGE FROM HIM HIS EXPERIENCES IN KOBE—REACHES NEW YORK AND IS DISAPPOINTED—AGAIN DISAPPOINTED IN PORTLAND ARRIVES IN TACOMA—HIS LEAVETAKING.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
    Buch
    Wie komme ich dran?
  17. Detailansicht für Treffer 17 öffnen
    CHAPTER XLI 1889-90 BENNETT SELLS STREET CAR INTERESTS TO VLLLARD—ELECTRIC CARS INTRODUCE!) BROAD FRANCHISES GIVEN TO VILLARD MASON COMPLETES POINT DEFIANCE LINE MASON's “FREE” WATERFRONT PLANS NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD WATCHES HIM—“THE TWELVE APOSTLES” ANDERSON THE FATHER OF POINT DEFIANCE PARK—CONTROVERSY AROUSED BY D. A. R. TABLET—MASON's $86,000 MANSION BUILDING OF LAKE CITY RAILWAY, ITS SALE TO UNION PACIFIC, AND ITS DESTRUCTION.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
    Buch
    Wie komme ich dran?
  18. Detailansicht für Treffer 18 öffnen
    CHAPTER XI 1868—MC CARVER BUYS PART OF CARR CLAIM—HOOD BUILDS FIRST HOUSE ON THE HIGHLANDS—C. P. FERRY ARRIVES—FINE FISHING IN THE BAY—PHILIP RITZ VISITS “COMMENCEMENT CITY”—COAL FIELDS DISCOVERED—HADLOCK LOOKS FOR SAWMILL SITE AND WILLIAM LANE GUIDES HIM TO CHEBAULIP—MILL BUILT AND SAMOSET CARRIES FIRST CARGO—FIRST ELECTRIC LIGHTS—CAREER OF FAMOUS OLD DASHING WAVE FIRST STEAMER, THE ELIZA ANDERSON, ARRIVES—FIRST DEATH IN NEW SETTLEMENT—THE FIRST CALABOOSE.
    HERBERT, HUNT
    In: TACOMA VOLUME 1; (1916)
    Buch
    Wie komme ich dran?
  20. Detailansicht für Treffer 20 öffnen
    CHAPTER I LEAVING FOR ALASKA Vessel sails through the “Mediterranean of the Pacific”—Magnificent scenery along the shores of Puget Sound and the Strait of Juan de Fuca—How it impressed different people—Each sees in it that which most appeals to him—Spouting whales and playing dolphins seen occasionally—Alaskan story told in the smoking room.
    JOHN J., UNDERWOOD
    In: ALASKA AN EMPIRE IN THE MAKING; (1915)
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