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THE WEST SEPTEMBER 1972
Cover: The Day The Gangs Were Born In this Historical Issue: The Invisible Line by Laura Trowbridge The rampaging lawlessness back and forth across the 49th Parallel until the Canadian Mounties took firm control Street Scene in Fort Benton, Mt, the last of the boom towns in Mt Assiniboine Indian Camp in the Cypress Hills Canadian authorities had trouble with the Indians at Fort Walsh Blood Indians are shown at Fort Whoop-Up with a blockhouse and trading flag in the background The Longhorns A herd on the Wichita Mountain Refuge Longhorn cows are reputedly good mothers Steers grew the longest horns A Typical long horned bull Rattlesnake Dick---The West's Worst Bandit by Kenn Sherwood Rose As a bandit, Dick was ambitious enough, but he was untalented at his profession---a born bungler Dick Barter languished in the Auburn Jail awhile for stealing mules Auburn Ca this part of town dates to 1850-1880 Sheriff's Office and Jail in old Auburn Unlucky Dick Barter hung around this street Rattlesnake's sidekick buried $40,000 somewhere near beautiful Mt Shasta Petticoat Pioneer as told to Roberta M Starry by Lucy Vandeburg It took a great deal of courage for this pretty schoolmarm to settle down alone on the North Dakota prairie But she did it, even though she looked more like a Dresden China doll than a sturdy pioneer Lucy Goldthorpe Vandeburg, school teacher, spinster pioneer Sunday School picnic (1898, Iowa) fond memory for Lucy as she sat alone on blizzard-isolated cabin in ND The homesteader next door, Matt Vandeburg, who fell in love with Lucy Lucy's Iowa home, cousins Olive and Lela in buggy, nephew Harold, sister Bertha and Lucy's mother Pioneering young ladies visited and helped each other Lucy, her tarpaper shack and her sled George Melvin Miller---Visionary of the West by Inez Long Fortt younger brother of Joaquin Miller, the "Poet of the Sierras" Continental Highway builder, attorney, city planner, inventor, mapmaker He helped build the West George Miller poses at Florence Oregon Rhododendron Festival in 1908 with brothers James and Joaquin Plans for George Miller's "Flying Machine" The Dramatic Saga of The Great Chief Seattle Monument to Chief Seattle, Indian Statesman Seattle view in the 1800's looking South, University of Washington View of Seattle taken from Space Needle 1962 Portrait of Princess Angeline, Seattle's daughter as a very old lady Great City of Seattle abt 1900, locale is Pioneer Square Chief Seattle, only photo ever made of him Hellfire and Damnation! by Arlene J Fitzgerald The Reverend Joab Powell, as wide across almost as up He referred to St Peter and St Paul as General Peter and General Paul Providence Church, nr forks of Oregon's Santiam River, founded by Joab, still in use today Ghost Town Church at Marysville Mt Coer D'Alene Mission Cataldo Idaho erected by Father Ravalli with help of unskilled Indians Powell founded and built Baptist church in Brownsville Ore in 1853, still stands at Main St and Powell Ave Treasure of the Rifle Pits by Harry E Chrisman Waters of the Palo Duro Creek are washing away General Carr's rifle pit dugouts 1868 Map of Gen Carr's Winter Campaign The author and "Spanish Fort" carvings Gen Philip Sheridan commanded the Dept of the Missouri Gen Custer The "Other" Davy Crockett Trinidad Colo Davy Crockett with Gus Heffron and drinking buddy Henry Goodman who he raised hell with in the Southwest Grandfather Davy Crockett killed at The Alamo St James Hotel Cimarron NM at turn of century Davy got into fighting scrapees twice where he killed Negroes but was never incarcerated for those crimes Clay Allison and Davy were close friends Davy was anti-north and violently hated Negroes The Day The Gangs Were Born (Cover Story) How the James Boys and their cohorts terrorized the country Young Jesse James and just before he died Cole Younger used science, always cased jobs Frank James only one to die of old age Bob Ford got Jesse---in the back Home of Jesse's mother now a tourist attraction 100 yr old J. Frank Dalton claimed to be Jesse James If you're looking for a magazine that is New and in Pristine condition, check your local news stand cause the magazines I sell are Vintage magazines most have wear, most have address labels. I cannot check every magazine for defects. Most of the magazines, to my knowledge have never been stored in plastic and buyer should not bid and expect a flawless magazine Hello and thanks for bidding. Payment please via PayPal within 5 days. if weight of package 13 oz or less will upgrade automatic to First Class at no extra cost otherwise 13oz or over ships via Cheapest Method Possible (Deliver could take up to 15 days but most deliver in 7-10 days There is also an option for you to pay more for an upgraded shipping service. Any Questions? On Nov-06-09 at 06:29:38 PST, seller added the following information: |
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