William Laughead wrote about this man and named one of his companions in a series of Red RiverPamphlets, one of which claimed he was from Westwood, California.
William Laughead wrote about this man and named one of his companions in a series of Red RiverPamphlets, one of which claimed he was from Westwood, California. The earliest printed story about thisman was published by James MacGillivray in the Detroit News-Tribune under the title "The Round RiverDrive." Stories about this man may have spread as early as the Papineau Rebellion. This man found acreature during the Winter of the Blue Snow for which he created five watering holes. This man's clerk,Johnny Inkslinger, invented bookkeeping and the fountain pen. This man has been credited with creatingthe Grand Canyon and the Great Lakes. For 10 points, name this figure from American folklore whoworked as a lumberjack with Babe the Blue Ox.
William Laughead wrote about this man and named one of his companions in a series of Red RiverPamphlets, one of which claimed he was from Westwood, California.
Paul Bunyan