Decisive battles shaping the Oregon Northwest history
Narrates Champlain's 1609 actions against the Iroquois leading to a chain of events shaping the Pacific Northwest. Chronicles Jesuit missions, De Smet's travels, and Whitman’s Oregon Trail role, detailing Flathead, Nez Perce, and Kalispel interactions, St Marys Mission, and the 1860s Missoula settlement in the Bitter Root valley.
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John Dickinson
Estown
Rims
America
New Rk
Montana
Iroquois
Flatheads
Champlain
Marcus Whitman
Pierre-Jean Deet
S. J
Oregon Trail
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
United States
Faer de Smet
Far Northwest
American Northwest
Whitman
de Smet
Chamlain
Hudson's Bay
Herokee
Carolinas
Innecticut
Mississippi
Quebec
Wolfe
Oneidas
Tuscaroras
Sullivan
Canada
New France
Caughnawaga
Lawrence
Mississippii
Bitter Root
Ignatius la Mousse
Ignace
Blackrobes
St. Louis
Green River Valley
Pierre's Hole
Tetons
Society of Jesus
Whitemarsh
Young de Smet
Belgium
Nat
Missouri
Baltimore
Rome
William L. Sublette
Rocky Mountain Fur Company
Rosati
George Catlin
Christian Advocate
Flathead
Columbia
Jason Lee
Wahilatpu
Old Ignace
Charles
Francis
Young Ignace
Pierre Gaucher
Yellowstone
Gaucher
Father de Smet
Westport
Kansas City
American Fur Company
Green River
Nez Perces
Pend d’Oreilles
Kalispels
Jefferson
Fort Hill
Snake River
Missoula
St. Mary's Mission
New Orleans
Boston
Europe
Antwerp
Cape Horn
Columbia River
National Editorial Association
St. Mary’s Mission
Bitter Root Valley
St. Ignatius
Sisters of Charity of Providence
Flathead Reservation
Flathead Lake
St. Mary's
Stevensville
St. Mary's Church
Anthony Ravalli
Barringer and Auden Fence Romance in Millville
In Millville a feud over a short cut through the Auden property ends when Laura Auden and Tom Barringer bridge differences. Grandmother Auden resists at first but approval grows after Barringer's steady courtship, leading to a marriage uniting Auden and Barringer families.
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Grandmother Auden
Auden Place
Millville
Laura
Harry
Barringers
Pooh
Tom Sarringer
Tom Barringer
Mr. Barringer
Barringer
Tom . Barringer
Auden
Claire Barringer
Audens
Sister Claire
Harry Auden
Father
Claire
Mrs. Auden
Tom
Guese
Andens
Auden and
Grandma Auden
Light-Emitting Deep Sea Sharks Illuminate Ocean Depths
Deep sea sharks living 300 to 1500 fathoms markets host thousands of light producing cells on their undersides. Each tiny cell glows steadily, with ten small sources turning the shrimp like body into a luminous plant. Light is generated in interior cells and guided by lens systems and inner reflectors, protected by dark pigment behind.
Sisters in Sync Run Office as One
In a New York Sun item, Eleanor and Dora, twin-like sisters, work together in the same office. When one is called or asked, the other steps in, sharing tasks, social ties, and decisions. The Daily tale ends with Dora asking Eleanor to take her dentist appointment so she can attend a matinee, and Eleanor obliges.
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Eleanor
Dora
Jack
Harold
New York Sun
Indigent Family Receives Medical Aid From Township Trustee
A township trustee sent a physician to aid an indigent family. The physician found an emaciated horse in a ramshackle shed and asked the family about the animal. They replied they use the horse to pull and haul hay, healing it themselves.
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Ota Eo
Gilurie
RM. McAay
McClure Newspaper Syndicate