Reminiscences of Early Spokane Falls Settlers Journey
A veteran recalls travels from Hangman creek to Spokane Falls in 1870s with stops at Moran prairie Glover and Curtis homesteads. The narrative covers settlements on Hangman creek Palouse country early rail hopes German immigration threshing advances and first Spokane celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hangman Creek
Col. Wright
Moran Prairie
Moran
Lincoln Heights
Spokane Falls
James N. Glover
Salem
Oregon
Spokane
Phoenix Lumber Company
Sacred Heart Hospital
Howard
Glover
Mathena
Yeaton
Spokane Gerry
Young Lee
Curley Jim
Spokane Valley
Steve Liberty
Steve
Spokane Bridge
M. M. Cowley
Spokane River
Mr. Gutches
Northern Pacific
Washington Territory
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Rocky
Cascade Mountains
Milwaukee
Snake River
Penewawa
Gutches
Portland
Glovers
Sprangle
Palouse Hills
Latah
Spangle
Frank DeShields
R. M. Wimpey
Henry Copeland
Benjamin
Louis
George
Alonzo
Isaac
W. A. Gibbons
R. W. Rowley
Nixon
Bell Creek
Sarah
Farmington
George McQueen
Palouse City
John Powers
Union Flat
Dalles
Henry Cowells
James Osgood
Maine
Walla Walla
Colfax
Pendleton
Umatilla
Stevens County
Fort Colville
Stockade
Palouse
Bob Ewert
Sulter
Geo. C. O. Howard
White Bird
Joseph
Bitter Root
Lolo Trail
Montana
Lowe
Wallula
United States
Canada
Germany
Fred Reinbaun
Neal Cork
August Brinken
William Rose
Snyder Brothers
Rattlers Run
Fairfield
A. D. Thayer
James Hayes
Brown
Waverly
O. B. Tee
Mr. Tee
I. N
Clark
Mack Dixon
Plains
Arkansas
Larah
Freeman Southard
James G. White
Wiscasset
Mr. White
Madison Street
Bell
Almara
Josef
DeSmet
Tekoa
Coeur d’Alene
Coeur d'Alene
Col. McBride
E. J. Webster
Sprague Avenue
Echo Flour Mill
S. G. Haverman
Samuel Glasgow
H. T. Cowley
Hart J. Cook
Cook & Clark Company
J. J. Brown
Spokane Chronicle
D. T. Ham
W. S. Lewis
W. C. Gray
California
E. Ham
David
Nevada
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C. Penney Company
Enney
Colville, Wash
Mackinaw
Plush
Chinchilla
Gillette
Paris
Dr. Baker
The
First National Bank
Smith
Colville