The Galloping Swede

J. Hugo Aronson

L. O. Brockmann

Mountain Press Publishing Company

Eating Wild Plants

Science & Math

Williams, Kim

Biological Sciences

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Roadside Geology of Colorado (Roadside Geology Series)

Chronic, Halka

Earth Sciences

Chronicles the Baker Massacre of 1870 on the big bend of the Marlas River, which shattered the powerful Blackfeet Indian Nation and outraged the people of America.

Death, Too, for The-Heavy-Runner

History

Ben Bennett

Americas

How to Feed a Starving Artist Cookbook: Favorite Recipes from Artists of the West

10.5"x8.5" plastic comb binding, Mountain Press Publishing Co, 1983, 293pp, indexed.

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

This book is written for the person who enjoys the outdoors and wishes to know more about the native plants of Southern California but may not have much botanical training or experience. This photographic field guide is small enough to be taken along on a hike or while traveling on the many roads found throughout Southern California. The identification of all native trees in this area,conspicuous shrubs and some of the colorful wildflowers is enhanced through the use of color photography and a leaf index for trees and shrubs. In addition to finding out the name of a native plant, each speciman photographed is described mostly in non-technical terms. Each plant description will include information about its importance, location, family history and economic or cultural value. the plants included in the field guide can be found as one hikes or travels the roadsides through the foothills, mountains, deserts and coastal areas of Southern California.

Roadside Plants of Southern California (Outdoor and Nature)

Thomas J. Belzer

Belzer

Jordan

Literature & Fiction

Arthur J. Jordan

Genre Fiction

The life of Charles E. Conrad and the history of Fort Benton, Montana Territory, are so intertwined that the story of one cannot be told independently of the other. At the time Conrad came to Fort Benton, the tiny settlement was in its infancy. Charles Conrad and his brother William soon developed the most extensive merchandising and supply transportation system in all the west. As river transportation died out with the coming of the railroad, Conrad moved from Fort Benton to Kalispell. It took him 34 years to build his fortune and his empire, yet in less than 20 years it was gone.

Half Interest in a Silver Dollar: The Saga of Charles E. Conrad

Biographies & Memoirs

Murphy, James E.

Historical

The Great American Sapphire

Business & Money

Voynick, Stephen J.

Processes & Infrastructure

First-hand account of coming of age in the early Southwest and California. First published more than a century and a half ago, Pattie's narrative is a unique look at life in the early Southwest and California. Told in a vivid first-person account, it is the story of a young man's attempt to adjust to a way of life far different from that in which he was raised. The story of a young man coming of age is universal, explaining why Pattie's story still draws readers today.

Personal Narrative of James O. Pattie (Classics of the Fur Trade) (Classics of the Fur Trade Series)

James Ohio Pattie

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