Old Rail
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共 24 段- Our house was made from logs hewed flat with a broadax. My f
- Mr. McMullen, in his ninetieth year says--I started from Mai
- Events and persons personally known to me or told me by my f
- When we came to the ravine in St. Anthony, with its little c
- We sold our corn which was our first crop, to Alexander Moor
- We came to Little Falls and built this house we are now livi
- The first meal we had in our new home was of venison from a
- The Indian children would take a kettleful of water, make a
- A call was made for a volunteer to go to St. Peter to acquai
- We had a cow named Sarah. A lovely, gentle creature. Mr. And
- We knew nothing of what was happening to this little handful
- Speaking of codfish, reminds me that one day we met a man an
- During the year of 1859 State Banks were put into the state
- Our house soon took on the character of a public building, a
- At another time after we were living in Sauk Rapids, a Chipp
- One cold winter day four Indians were in the kitchen. Mother
- I would not omit my recollection of our first Fourth of July
- I saw one scalp-dance by the Sioux. They had a fresh scalp,
- During the winter, six months before, a band of one hundred
- In July 1857, I walked from High Forest to Austin to record
- Does the luxurious life men and women of today enjoy, develo
- Judge Thomas S. Buckham--1856.
- In 1856 my father, who had been engaged with McAboy in the c
- Mr. and Mrs. Crippen, with a baby about a year old, came to