Quiet frontier dawn opens with Miriam and hunter on plains
In June 1867 on Wood River Nebraska George Dane and his daughter Miriam pause at a riverbank. They fear Red Knife’s vengeance after his death, spot danger in the distance, and Miriam heroically sends Thompson away while she faces a charging Indian band, despite peril to herself.
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Nebraska
Miriam
George Dane
Hubert Earle
Idaho
Hubert
Dane
Gyrey’s Ark
Red Knife
Inme
Ife
Satoee
Uae Ter-Bank
Mr. Dane
Thompson
Staty
Red“Knife
Deer Fork
Vin
Willow Island
Selim
Dango
Afirs
A Curious Highwaymen Tale on the Black Hills Trail
A 1869 frontier vignette follows Hubert Earle and a cavalry party skirting the Black Hills west of Fort Laramie. After a buffalo hunt and a strange cavern, four men vanish in a cave while Hubert volunteers to descend alone, leaving the rest shaken and unsure of fate. The tale ends with the note that continuation appears in the New York Ledger on April 10, 1869.
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Black Hills
Fort Laramie
Fort Bridger
Platte
Hubert Earle
Miriam’ Dang
Miriam
Idaho
Mae Terao
Hubert
Fanedet
Leutenant
Brydges
Marstal
Leutensant
New York*Ledger
Ledger
Tyng’s
The
the Ledger
Henry Ward Beecher
James Parton
Fanny Fern
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