Lumber Camp Stranger Meets Foreman in Daily’s Range
In Stretz of Daily's lumber camp a stranger named Walter Landry arrives to supervise work for the Dillingworth Lumber Co. He meets foreman John Daily and writes home about seeking wealth from uncut timber. Siletz reveals tribal ties, and Landry learns of a Native name and a romantic moment with Hehe Night Wind In the Pines.
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Stretz
Daily
Walter Landry
John Daily
Dillingworth Lumber Co
Siletz
Black Bolt
Enders
Landry
Sandry
Hampden
Yella Pines
New York Author Seeks Sanctuary in Northwest Camp
Poppy Ordway, a celebrated eastern writer, arrives at a remote lumber camp with trunk, typewriter, and first novel drafted. She seeks local color and lodging, while Lan dry invites her to Ma Daily’s cook shack, sparking nostalgia and a welcome from the rugged outpost.
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Sandry
New York
Poppy Ordway
Landry
Ma Daily
Miss Ordway
Toledo
George
Liletz
Siletz
Coosnah
Cook Shack
Ebo
Daisy
The Yella Pines Lumber War at Landry Camp
Hampden of the Yella Pines confronts Landry over a tract blocking access to the East Belt. Landry dismisses the threat, asserting prior rights and urging the company to remove itself, while Daily and Sandry sense a long running feud behind the business dispute.
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John Daily
Hampden
Mr. Landry
Landry
Sandry
Salem
T. J. O’connel
Yella Pines Lumber Company
Daisy
Hampden confronts land dispute over Hast Belt tract
Landry uncovers a rival claim as Hampden pushes to seize a small homestead cabin blocking the log trail to the East Belt. Daily acts to demolish the shack while Landry investigates the disputed tract and its title, amid mounting tension with Hampden and the East Belt interests.
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Vingie E.roe Sect
Tay Tong Ae
Fifth Avenue
East Belt
Portland
Collins
John
Fasterner
Hast
Portland Lumber Mills
Dillingworth Company
Frazer
Stafford
Cites
Wahloowah
Kolawmie
Glade
S’letz
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