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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington

01 Apr 1920

Page 14

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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

14

The Ridin' Kid From Powder River

Pete, a skilled rider framed by a tragedy, flees after shooting Gary to defend his name and escape a posse. He heads toward the desert with ally Andy White aiding a doomed, high-stakes escape while the water dispute between ranches Deepens and leads Pete to Showdown seeking refuge at The Spider tavern.

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Pete Pep An Dersiey Pop Andy Ite Conche Ranch Halley Annersiey Annersiey Place Peter Andy Gary Fenright Bailey Blue Houck Cotton Blue Smoke Montoya Twiet Jim Jim Bailey White Andy White Blue Mesa Annersley the Spider Showdown Spider
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Transportation Tales From Brumclaw's Early Days

Grandmother explains transportation to Peggy and David noting that transport means moving goods and people. They recall Brumclaw without trains or good roads, using a mule to haul groceries to the river since wagons and tanks were unavailable.

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David Brumclaw South Prairie Bey
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Uncle Andrew and the river trip with a starch box truck

A family reminiscence recalls Andrew’s boyhood hitching a mule to a handmade wooden cart. The trip along rough roads, watching a flat boat on the river, and the moment the little boy cried out as their load neared home, ending with Andrew guiding his younger brother.

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Andrew David
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