Box 8
Contains 41 Results:
Ghost towns of the west / by John A. Thompson, 1938 October 22
"Ghost Towns of the West," Western Story Magazine, Oct. 22, 1938, pages 80-83.
Reuben G. Thwaites letter, 1897 January 5
Letter, Jan. 5, 1897, [Madison, Wis.] to "My dear friend," describing a recent trip to New York to take care of editing and publishing details on The Jesuit Relations, Vol. 3. 2 pages.
Tomahawk tales, date of production not identified
Conoco Magazine, June 1931. No author.
Trails Westward newspaper clippings, date of production not identified
Newsclipping relative to L. Palenske trip over the Oregon and Old Mormon Trails and the Old California Road, n.d.; business card of L. Palenske, Osage City, Kansas; and publisher's circular for The Emigrant's Guide and A Journal of the Birmingham Emigrating Company, n.d.
The Battle of the Washita, date of production not identified
"The Battle of the Washita," by Tahan [a Kiowa captive; Rev. J. K. Griffis of Buffalo, N.Y. claimed he was Tahan], n.d. Written for the Oklahoma Historical Society Magazine, n.d. 6 pages.
Battle of the Washita- death of Captain Hamilton, 1910
"Battle of the Washita-Death of Captain Hamilton," (Ben Clark's story as told to Fred Bard), 1910. 6 pages.
The men whom Custer forgot, date of production not identified
"The Men Whom Custer Forgot. What Happened to Elliott's Troops in the Washita Massacre," by Charles J. Brill, n.d. 9 pages.
Some reminiscences including the Washita Battle, 1928 October
"Some Reminiscences, Including the Washita Battle, November 27, 1868," by Brigadier General E.S. Godfrey, The Cavalry Journal, October, 1928 (Vol. XXXVII, No. 153), reprint. Carries an A. B. Ostrander stamp.
Joe E. Milner letters, 1924-1932
Two letters, Joe E. Milner, Portland, Oregon, to E. J. Peirce, Nov. 7, 1924, and to E. A. Brininstool, Aug. 21, 1932, both relative to the battle. 2 pages.
W. T. Sherman letters to George Custer, 1867 June-November
1 telegram and 1 letter, dated respectively June, 1867 and Nov. 28, 1867, between General W. T. Sherman and General George Custer, constituting Sherman's orders prior to the battle and Custer's report afterward. 1 page.