Early days in the fir tree country
By: by Mabel Goodwin Cleland.
Contributors: Washington Printing Co.
Publisher: Published by Washington Printing Co. Inc.
Published: 1923
Place of publication: Seattle, Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 212
Subjects: Northwest, Pacific -- Fiction.
Genres: Fiction.
Other titles: Fir tree country.
Notes: Stories of the Pacific Northwest for children. cf. Introd.
Copyright date from verso of t.p.
Illustrations on p. [24], [92], [112], [126], [142] and [180], some photographic and some signed by Laughlin or Lavalleur.
Table of contents: title: Long before long ago; title: The fir tree story; title: The first Fourth of July celebration on Puget Sound; title: Daddy tells a Captain Wilkes story; title: White headed eagle; title: The first apples in old Oregon; title: The little white coat; title: The jumping off place; title: Coming West in 1843; title: An early day lighthouse; title: The story of Chief Seattle; title: Mrs. Polly remembers the potlatch; title: Catching a whale; title: A Gray's Harbor story; title: Me kelipi papoose; title: Across the plains; title: Indian war with white settlers; title: Mrs. Nancy; title: An indian rebuked; title: A narrow escape; title: Indian medicine; title: How the children were clothed; title: A little fat pioneer; title: A creepy feeling; title: A ghost story; title: Indian bones; title: A bear story; title: Christmas pie; title: Two bear stories; title: Siwash muck-a-muck; title: Captives; title: Seattle's grandson to the rescue; title: Star of the Oregon.