Those Wild Northwest Days is a lively collection of 25 true stories about the pioneers who settled the Pacific Northwest and the towns where they lived from the late 1800s through the early 1900s. Among the characters you'll meet: - Lyman Cutler, whose disagreement with a pig almost caused an international incident - Elijah Elliott, who led a wagon train onto a new shortcut from the Oregon Trail to the Willamette Valley and became lost in Oregon's high desert country - Fern Hobbs, the personal secretary of former Oregon Governor Oswald West, who shut down a rowdy mining town on the banks of the Snake River - Noah Kellogg, a down-on-his-luck, jack-of-all-trades whose misadventures with a stubborn mule led to the discovery of one of the richest silver lodes in the Idaho Panhandle - Asa Mercer, who played matchmaker for the lonely male settlers in Washington Territory by recruiting "brides" from the northeastern United States
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