Clark W. Orton, A boys [sic] life on the frontier, [1928].

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Clark W. Orton, A boys [sic] life on the frontier, [1928].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/313857181

A reminiscent account (typed, 18 chapters, 191 pp.) of Orton's lie and activities while living in Ortonville (Big Stone County), Minnesota, along with research information on Indian life, Indian-White relations, and early exploration in Minnesota. Details on many aspects of frontier life including home life, blizzards, schools, agricultural production, prairie fires, transportation facilities, and the prevalent game and wildlife.

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Minnesota Historical Society Library

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