The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 84
... mountain men , " trappers and traders , lived on meat alone is a gastronomic marvel . To - day , by irrigation under the Lower Yellowstone Project , extensive acreage is planted to alfalfa , sugar beets , and cereals . 1 BREAKING CAMP ...
... mountain men , " trappers and traders , lived on meat alone is a gastronomic marvel . To - day , by irrigation under the Lower Yellowstone Project , extensive acreage is planted to alfalfa , sugar beets , and cereals . 1 BREAKING CAMP ...
Page 105
... mountain trade " boomed for half a decade or more , with famous old skippers like Grant Marsh driving their wood - fired craft up to Fort Benton and back to St. Louis twice be- tween break - up and freeze - up of the ice . But the ...
... mountain trade " boomed for half a decade or more , with famous old skippers like Grant Marsh driving their wood - fired craft up to Fort Benton and back to St. Louis twice be- tween break - up and freeze - up of the ice . But the ...
Page 113
... MOUNTAIN TRAPPER , DISCOVERED YELLOWSTONE PARK The returning Lewis and Clark parties had made only a short halt in 1806 at Fort Mandan ; but it was long enough to allow the restless spirit of John Colter to fall again under the sway of ...
... MOUNTAIN TRAPPER , DISCOVERED YELLOWSTONE PARK The returning Lewis and Clark parties had made only a short halt in 1806 at Fort Mandan ; but it was long enough to allow the restless spirit of John Colter to fall again under the sway of ...
Page 116
... mountain men . ' Here was a beaver market and the outfitting center for trappers and keel - boat men trading with the upper river . Then high water ruined Franklin ( see , also , page 120 ) . Rock put a mosquito - proofed room at my ...
... mountain men . ' Here was a beaver market and the outfitting center for trappers and keel - boat men trading with the upper river . Then high water ruined Franklin ( see , also , page 120 ) . Rock put a mosquito - proofed room at my ...
Page 121
... mountain stronghold on the top of a continent . It is not now exactly a closed territory * While the author prefers the well - known name Abyssinia and found that the natives cus- tomarily referred to themselves as Abyssinians , the ...
... mountain stronghold on the top of a continent . It is not now exactly a closed territory * While the author prefers the well - known name Abyssinia and found that the natives cus- tomarily referred to themselves as Abyssinians , the ...
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