James Stuart leads Argonauts toward emigrant road after Indian ambush
In a Bloodied Yellowstone trek James Stuart and 11 companions endure brutal attacks as they abandon gear to reach the Sweetwater emigrant road. Wounded men C D Watkins E Bostwick A Bell D Underwood H T Geery and S T Hauser face death. They escape Crow country moving toward Fort Bridger with danger looming.
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C. D. Watkins
E. Bostwick
I A. Bell
D. Underwood
H. T. Geery
George Ives
S. T. Hauser
Crow Country
Sweetwater River
Watkins
Bostwick
Bell
Big Horn Mountains
Geery
Tony
Hauxhurst
Blake
York
Hauser
Jim
Underwood
Sam
California
Oregon
Stuart
Sweetwater
Crow Nation
South Pass Station
Bannack City
Drew Underwood
York and
McCafferty
Ives
Vanderbilt
Roach
Bannack
South Pass
Fort Bridger
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Hauser and the $6 Molasses Feast Tale
In the Yellowstone expedition of 1863 Hauser insisted on bringing a gallon of molasses. After killing a mouse he poured molasses over it and claimed he would eat it. The others refused the treat and ceded their share, making Hauser the sole consumer of the costly molasses.
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Yellowstone
Stuart
Hauser
Col. Broadwater
Broadwater
D. G. Flowerree
Montana
Bannack
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Hauser’s Molasses