 | Margaret Irvin Carrington, Henry B. Carrington - 1878 - 418 trang
...seeming confusion not surpassed in any popular, overcrowded store of Omaha itself. Indians, dressed aud half dressed and undressed ; squaws, dressed to the...long sticks of peppermint candy. Bright shawls, red squaw cloth, brilliant calicoes, and flashing ribbons passed over the same counter with knives and... | |
 | Margaret Irvin Carrington - 1983 - 296 trang
...little coterie of ladies, and it certainly had claims to novelty in its associations and incidents. The long counter of Messrs. Bullock and Ward was a...long sticks of peppermint candy. Bright shawls, red squaw cloth, brilliant calicoes, and flashing ribbons passed over the same counter with knives and... | |
 | Le Roy Reuben Hafen - 1984 - 432 trang
...Hebard and AE Brininstool, The Bozeman trail, I, 268. 663 Carrington, op. cit., 79-80. 1 a I eg £ OO and half dressed and undressed; squaws, dressed to...flour were being emptied into the looped-up skirts or blankets of a squaw; and THERE, some tall warrior was grimacing delightfully as he grasped and sucked... | |
 | Alison K. Hoagland - 2004 - 316 trang
...Carrington described the vibrant scene at the post trader's store at Fort Laramie during a council in 1866: The long counter of Messrs. Bullock and Ward was a...long sticks of peppermint candy. Bright shawls, red squaw cloth, brilliant calicoes, and flashing ribbons passed over the same counter with knives and... | |
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The long counter of Messrs. Bullock and Ward was a scene of seeming confusion not surpassed in any popular, overcrowded store of Omaha itself. Indians, dressed and half dressed and undressed ; squaws, dressed to the same degree of completeness as their... 