Antoine of Oregon: A Story of the Oregon Trail
by James Otis
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Chapters (221)
- Antoine of Oregon
- FOREWORD
- CONTENTS
- THE FUR TRADERS
- WHY I AM NOT A FUR TRADER
- STRIVING TO PLAN FOR THE FUTURE
- AN INQUISITIVE STRANGER
- AN UNEXPECTED PROPOSITION
- I SET OUT AS A GUIDE
- JOHN MITCHELL'S OUTFIT
- MAKING THE BARGAIN
- WE LEAVE ST. LOUIS
- THE HARDSHIPS TO BE ENCOUNTERED
- THE CAMP AT INDEPENDENCE
- A FRONTIER TOWN
- THE START FROM INDEPENDENCE
- CARELESS TRAVELERS
- OVERRUN BY WILD HORSES
- SEARCHING FOR THE LIVE STOCK
- ABANDONING THE MISSING ANIMALS
- MEETING WITH OTHER EMIGRANTS
- A TEMPEST
- FACING THE INDIANS
- TEACHING THE PAWNEES A LESSON
- THE PAWNEE VILLAGE
- A BOLD DEMAND
- I GAIN CREDIT AS A GUIDE
- A DIFFICULT CROSSING
- WASH DAY
- INDIAN PICTURES
- A PLAGUE OF WOOD TICKS
- ANOTHER TEMPEST
- THE CATTLE STAMPEDED AGAIN
- DIFFICULT TRAVELING
- COLONEL KEARNY'S DRAGOONS
- DISAGREEABLE VISITORS
- DRIVING AWAY THE INDIANS
- TURKEY HUNTING
- EAGER HUNTERS
- ANTELOPE COUNTRY
- SHOOTING ANTELOPES
- A PAWNEE VISITOR
- THE PAWNEES TRY TO FRIGHTEN US
- DEFENDING OURSELVES
- SCARCITY OF FUEL, AND DISCOMFORT
- LAME OXEN
- AN ARMY OF EMIGRANTS
- THE BUFFALO COUNTRY
- HUNTING BUFFALOES
- MY MOTHER'S ADVICE
- ASH HOLLOW POST OFFICE
- NEW COMRADES
- FORT LARAMIE
- A SIOUX ENCAMPMENT
- INDIANS ON THE MARCH
- THE FOURTH OF JULY
- MULTITUDES OF BUFFALOES
- WE MEET COLONEL KEARNY AGAIN
- ACROSS THE DIVIDE
- FORT BRIDGER
- TRADING AT FORT HALL
- THIEVISH SNAKES
- THE HOT SPRINGS
- THE FALLS OF THE SNAKE RIVER
- SIGNS OF THE INDIANS
- BESET WITH DANGER
- HUNGER AND THIRST
- NEARLY EXHAUSTED
- ARRIVAL AT FORT BOISE
- ON THE TRAIL ONCE MORE
- CAYUSE INDIANS
- THE COLUMBIA RIVER
- AN INDIAN FERRY
- THE DALLES OF THE COLUMBIA
- OUR LIVE STOCK
- MY WORK AS GUIDE ENDED
- I BECOME A FARMER
- BOOKS CONSULTED IN WRITING ANTOINE OF OREGON
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