 It is like the country we have passed through, an almost entire prairie, with some woods skirting the streams of water. The American Fur Company have between two and three hundred men constantly in and about the mountains, engaged in trading, hunting,...  The Bozeman Trail: Preface - Pągina 217per Grace Raymond Hebard, Earl Alonzo Brininstool - 1922Visualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
 | Samuel Parker - 1838 - 384 pągines
...country we have passed through, an almost entire prairie, with some woods skirting the streams of water. The American Fur Company have between two and three...ammunition, and goods for trade with the Indians. But few of these ever return to their country and friends. Most of them are constantly in debt to the Company,... | |
 | Samuel Parker - 1838 - 392 pągines
...country we have passed through, an almost entire prairie, with some woods skirting the streams of water. The American Fur Company have between two and three...ammunition, and goods for trade with the Indians. But few of these ever return to their country and friends. Most of them are constantly in debt to the Company,... | |
 | Samuel Parker, American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions - 1840 - 418 pągines
...country we have passed through, an almost entire prairie, with some woods skirting the streams of water. The American Fur Company have between two and three...ammunition, and goods for trade with the Indians. But few of these ever return to their country and friends. Most of them are con. stantly in debt to the company,... | |
 | Samuel Parker, American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions - 1840 - 416 pągines
...Fur Company have between two and three hundred men constantly in and about the mountains, en. gaged in trading, hunting, and trapping. These all assemble...ammunition, and goods for trade with the Indians. But few of these ever DOCT. WHITMAN. 79 return to their country and friends. Most of them are constantly in debt... | |
 | Samuel Parker - 1841 - 98 pągines
...constantly employed in and about the mountains, in trading, hunting, and trapping. These all assemble at a rendezvous, and bring in their furs, and take new...return without a fortune ; and year after year passes away, while they are hoping for better success. Here were assembled many Indians belonging to four... | |
 | Samuel Parker - 1842 - 428 pągines
...in trading, hunting and trapping. These all assemble at rendezvous upon the arrival of the caravan, bring in their furs, and take new supplies for the...ammunition, and goods for trade with the Indians. But few of 80 SURGICAL OPERATIONS. these men ever return to their country and friends. Most of them are constantly... | |
 | Samuel Parker - 1844 - 498 pągines
...in trading, hunting and trapping. These all assemble at rendezvous upon the arrival of the caravan, bring in their furs, and take new supplies for the...ammunition, and goods for trade with the Indians. But few of 80 SURGICAL OPERATIONS. these men ever return to their country and friends. Most of them are constantly... | |
 | Samuel Parker - 1846 - 440 pągines
...in trading, hunting and trapping. These all assemble at rendezvous upon the arrival of the caravan, bring in their furs, and take new supplies for the...of clothing, ammunition, and goods for trade with 80 SURGICAL OPERATIONS. tbe Indians. But few of these men ever return to their country and friends.... | |
 | Robert Montgomery Martin - 1849 - 222 pągines
...in and about the mountains, in trading, hunting, and trapping. These all assemble at a rendezvous, bring in their furs, and take new supplies for the...and friends. Most of them are constantly in debt, and are unwilling to return without a fortune ; and year after year passes away while they are hoping... | |
 | Le Roy Reuben Hafen - 1984 - 432 pągines
...society and was made available through the kindness of Miss Stella M. Drumm, librarian of the society. supplies for the coming year, of clothing, ammunition, and goods for trade with the Indians. But few of these men ever return to their country and friends. Most of them are constantly in debt to the company,... | |
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