Nez Perce War Echoes From Idaho Front 1877
Eugene T. Wilson recalls the 1877 Nez Perce outbreak near Mount Idaho and White Bird, detailing the brutal attacks, civilian volunteers, key figures like Captain Randall and Lew Wilmot, Perry's leadership doubts, the Cottonwood fight, and the arduous march to join General Howard as the conflict escalates toward Mount Idaho and Mount Misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washington
Mount Idaho
Jack Manuel
Salmon River
Mason
Lew Day
Cottonwood House
Mt. Idaho
Ben Norton
Norton
Mrs. Norton
Linn Bowers
White Bird Creek
Theller
Perry
Pareuis
Grangeville
Providence
Spurgeon
Lewiston
Tom Page
Walla Walla
George Hunter
Dayton
Howard
M.C. Wilkinson
Minnesota
Joseph
White Bird
Nez Perce
White Bird Canyon
Miles
Montana
Horse Shoe Bend
Brown's Mountain
Snake River
Captain Randall
Lew Wilmot
Jim Curley
Frank Fenn
Leu Wilmot
Wilmot
Lewiston Teller
Colonel Perry
Gates of Heaven
St. Peter
White Hird
Gates of Hell
Devil
Hell
Randall
Lou Wilmot
Wilmont
Lou
McConville
Mount Misery
Mount Idaho March and a Braver Night Ride
The narrative recalls a mounted march to Mount Idaho with fatigue and hunger tempered by a fresh mount, a cheerful meal, and rest. It also describes a clash near the Clearwater where Captain Miller and a detachment of the Fourth Artillery repelled hostiles after a several hour fight, with notable bravery. The text also notes The Ladies' Home Journal’s January issue, highlighting luxury in a millionaire family, a Yankee queen on an Irish throne, and features on amateur plays, humor, and adventure stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Oregon
Wallowa Valley
Grande Ronde River
Mount Idaho
O. O. Howard
Port Lapwai
Lewiston
Idaho
Washington
McConville
Philippines
Santa Bridge
Bucker
Jack Carleton
Williams
Salmon River
Cottonwood
Carleton
Cottonwood House
Perry
Joseph
Mandall
Captain Randall
Craig Mountain
Randall
Frank Fenn
Boise City
Lieutenant Rains
Charles Blewer
Walla Walla
Bill Foster
Blewer
Foster
George Shearer
Rees
Mount Misery
Clearwater
Captain Miller
Fourth Artillery
Ladies’ Home Journal
Journal
January Journal
Baltimore
America
Ireland
Miss Alcott
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Mary the First
Charles Major
Clifford Howard
W. L. Taylor
A. B. Frost
The Two Centuries and This Magazine Review by Edward Bok
The Curtis Publishing Company presents a feature laden issue with home maker helps and pictorials. Edward Bok writes a short history review of the Journal covering its evolution and role over two centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bok
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Montana Sunday Record
Eugene T. Wilson
Brown’s Mountain
Wilmott
Hahn
Main Street
Ira T. Worden
Bucher
Gibbs
McSherry
Nez Perce Implement Co
A. D. Gritman, Wanaaen
Harrow
Canton