Norths and Their Pawnee Scouts Honor From Grinnell
Doctor Grinnell lauds Captain Luther A North and Frank North as empire-builders of the West. Their Pawnee scouts aided Union Pacific defense, hunted Sioux raiders, and helped locate and guide forces in the 1860s battles, earning the Pawnees high honors and distinguishing the North brothers among historic frontier figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
al Moost
Scouts of America
Georg Bird Grinnell
Luther
Columbus
Nel
Oid West
Doctor Grinnell
Frank North
Luther A. North
Arthur B. Clark Company
Cleveland
Fimself
Wiseugus
L. TM. North
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Amurion
Guptata North
Korth
Bridger
Carson
Old Jim Bridger
Kit Carson
Strank North
Luther North
Captain North
Thio Hale
Thomas J. North
New York
Ojo
James EB. North
Linther North
Ohie
North
Webriska
Omaha
Nort
Coipimabus
Neb
Monroe
Rank North
Hewan
Nebraska
Frank
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Worl
Plains
Young North
Second Nebraska Cavalry
Alfred Sully
Missouri River
Scatierea
Frank North II
Curtis
McFadden
Curtissovun
Curtis Grve North
Fort Kearney
Fort
Krown
Red Tane
Ornahe
Tey
Pawnee
Columbis
United States Service
Conners
Powder River
Yelowstove
Cole
Connor
Weir
Skithinka
White Wolf
Pantleshur
Fremont
Augur
Department of the Platte
Union Pacific
Indiana
Lramscoutinenty Railway
18Us
Baptiste Behtle
Behale
DP. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Summit Springs
Colo
Cody
Talt Bull
Carr
Fifth Cavalry
Yall Bull
Grinnell
Cady
Royall
Ned Brittine
C. Judson
Tri Bull
Lovers Quarrel Ends With Auto Misadventure and Wedding
Ethel Barnes and John Warland quarrel over speaking terms and Ethel's driving. Harry Benson, a schoolmate, sits with her in a precarious car ride. John's rescue of the stalled car leads to reconciliation and an eventual marriage, with both sides agreeing never to discuss who spoke first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Joln
Ethel Barnes
John Warland
Jol
John
Harry Benson
Harry
Lmb
Bihel
Larry Benson
Uarry
Larry
Tithel
Sudan
Garry
Harery
Wihel
Fidel
Join
Taarry
Warry
John Cank
Tims
Bartimateis
Wyoming state news roundup details wool, roads, and law
The dispatch reports packed notes from Wyoming including Harold Castor’s drowning near Mey Kinley and recovery by Is untio. It notes Dr. I. B. Wood elected Sheridan Ministerial Association president, wool in storage in Converse county, and Northern livestock group formation. Bridge and road contracts awarded, Fort MacKenzie hospital expansion funded, and large turkey production growth. The Wind River Marketing Association event is announced and Madge Entertine becomes Wyoming District Federal Center's first woman attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Castor
Platte River
Mey Kinley
Is Untio
Daur Spaulding
Cassa
I. B. Wood
First Methodist Church
Sheridan Ministerial Association
L. F. Sweetland
Wirlills
Kan
Converse County
Douglas Wool
Sheridan County
Northeastern
Wyoming Livestock Protective Association
Manylila Kendrick
R. T. Helyy
E. E. Lonebaugh
Rana
Big Horn River
Neiber
W. P. Rescoe
Billings
Mont
Torrington
United States Veterane Hospital
Fort MacKenzie
P. M. Feltham
Sheridau
Wyoming National Forest
Wyoming
Lincoln
Sublett
Sweetwater
Wryoming
State Highway Commission
T. J Tobin
Casper
Carlisle Sundance
Cain Brunt
Rawls
Medicine Rosy
Smith
Gering
Neb
Cheyenne- Torrington
Riverton Shoshone
Teton Truck Line Co
Riverton
Wycoming Turley
Big Iorn
Park
Big Horn
Washable
Hot Springs
Platte Valley
Gosken
Platte
Converse
Niobrara
Fremont County
Johnson, Sheridan
Campbell
Walla
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Cooper
Thomas Cooper
Malcolm Moncreiffe
Ensi
B. Wilson
McKinley
Curtis Templin
Chugwater
H. M Small
Buffalo
Wind River Marketing Association
Diversion Dam
Morton
Pavilion
Wyoming District Federal Cent
Madge Entertine
Fudge T. Blake Kennedy
Wilfrid O'Leary
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Yeas Pawnee
Norths
Eer
Tris
George Bird Grivell
Tortie
Capt Lother
AL Tiorle Todas
Cape Litter Tr
Qut
H Irving King
Wyoming State News