The struggles for life and home in the North-west [microform] (1890)
France, George W · New York : I. Goldmann, printer · leaf 128
s and social genial welfaretheir ardent concern. This brings my story to the fall of 1871. The prospect of the early building of the N. P. railroadhad waned, as it Avas not to be built until other railroads werebuilt without any subsidy and the country was settled up, soit would be a paying… … (117) 118 The Walla Walla Country. father, and he and my mother had died, so the scenes of myboyhood, thus saddened, had less attraction for me than when Ileft them; and finding here apparently as favorable an opportun-ity to settle down and prosper, as would be afforded elsewhere,I concluded to…
France, George W · Frontier and pioneer life -- Northwest, Pacific · Freemasonry · West (U.S.) -- Biography · Northwest, Pacific -- Biography
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