The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-03-16

ana were now on the Journey seeont.
time. accompanied by their wives and
families. These men were soon noted
as individuals Of some moment; they
became the center Of little knots Of
conversation, and their fellow-immi-
grants hung in reverent attention upon
every word from their lips.
'Tell us about the crops" said one
Of the men passengers. .What like
wheat can ye grown
Like corr" said the narrator, with
great deliberati0n. Heads like ears
O. corn. Wheat that grows SO fast We
can hear 1t. Nothin' uncommon to
walk into wheat fields when they's
knee-high. an have to fight yer way
out like Jungle"
us the Injuns VERY big2" piped a
little voice. my pas go'n' to make
me a bone-arrow so can kill 'em all
up"
That's a brave soldier said the
man. drawing the child to his knee.
But All know better way to fight
INDIANS tnan WIN oows an arrows.
All fights EN- with -four an blankets
an badger-meat, an it's long way
better"
ne emu e,'npeu up on ne ,iienu
Anee anu in.eies'eu nlu,seu - u'e
convenient to his fingers. Go on wifi
yU,, seofy' nau' ne saiu' 'is'e''-
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chain
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..,as 1900 as . pa.A lio uie ne',
80. - anu speeu -
us iios'. 'ney le-entelt'u 'lis
pe anu - E leW niin u.es were ue-
s - '.4i soll. une oouhuars
~" anu saeeWay " Tue plair'es
49, -. 80. :. ,lnes ssieecneo ln'c
-. uiss'e'ies y tne unAnoWn.
Hne1son was the gateway OF the
great nvas'on. Inc fartnest west
=. 1ali COMMUNICATION on the tnreah
olu " the prairle country. Il seemed
tne stIategical point Tor the great CITY
wn,cn must arse with the settlement
ana oeveiopment OF the fertile king
uom y tefritory ,ylng between tht
Lake oI Ine WOODS ana the ROCKY
mountains, ana between the forty
ninln paralle' ana the unknown north
ern limit OF agriculture.
i Harris left his wife with a compan!
OF otner women 10 the government Inn
migration building while he set ont Z
nnd. T possible. lodgings where sh'
might i've until ne was ready to taxi
nel % the nomestead country d.
must nrst make mp Of exploration
nlmseiI. ana as this might require sew
efai weeks ms present consideration
was 70 place ner 70 proper surround
Mss oeIore ne ieiL ne INQUIRED q
Many uoors lor .ouglngs TOT nlmsei
anu "ne' " ioI nls wac aione. III
esponss 1anseu iio1n curt announce
en. lna' uie inmates aint tAk'n
~ = synpa.aielic assurance
@ = WeIe pOssiDle y nhu roon
-. anu'neI = vuulu De uone' out tn
. nouSe was u'leauy clowueu % s'l'1oca
n = IVY uouls saarris. no.w't.
'.as n's stous frame unu y
youns eI'tlus'asn, ulaggeu nimse'
so.Aa. ulsconso'a'eiy Daeh @ .n
n1 auon uui'ulns WIN tne inlo'
"ae'ol .ns1s uls' ss'satcn 'iau Deen Irui'
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