Container List
How It Came About Stories. n.p. n.d.
Scope and Content Note
How It Came About Stories. Somers, Montana, n.d. [New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1921].
Scope and Content Note
- “At the Big lake When the Moon Is Full.”
- “Near the Foot of the Mountain When the Moon Is Dark.”
Indian Notes. n.p. 1936.
Indian Old-Man Stories. n.p. n.d. [New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1926].
Scope and Content Note
- “Why Our Sight Fails With Age.”
- “Why Children Lose Their Teeth.”
- “How the Skunk Helped the Coyote.”
- “Why the Weasel is White.”
- “Old-Man and His New Weapons.”
- “Looks at the Stars.”
- “Ca-Mee-No-Wa-Sit.”
- “Strikes-And-Kills.”
- “Old-Man's Courting.”
Indian Why Stories. n.p. n.d.
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Indian Why Stories. n.p. n.d.
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Indian Why Stories and Indian Old-Man Stories. n.p. n.d.
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Kootenai Why Stories. n.p. n.d.
Scope and Content Note
- “My _____ Arms Are Thin.”
- “Frog and Antelope.”
- “Coyote and _____ Eyes.”
- “Coyote and Grizzley Bear.”
- “Boy and His Wife.”
- “Dear Persons.”
- “Coyote's Adventures.”
- “War With Up-There-Persons.”
- “The Rabbit Person.”
- “Skunk Person.”
- “Coyote and Buffalo Bill.”
- “Story of Little Rock.”
- “Stealing of the Springtime.”
Kootenai Why Stories. n.p. n.d.
Scope and Content Note
- “Old-Man and the Thunder Birds (partila).”
- “War With Up-There-Persons.”
- “The Rabbit Person.”
Lige Mounts. Somers, Montana, n.d.
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Old-Man coyote. n.p. n.d.
Scope and Content Note
- “Bird's Country.”
- “Lost Boy and the Little People.”
- “Two F__rs.”
- “Olduiau Coyote's Pride Has a Fall.”
- “Old-Man and the Bulls.”
- “Lodge Lining and Spring-Boy.”
- “Old-Man Coyote and One-Man.”
- “Why Turn ____ ____ Strings on Mr. Heels.”
- “How People Got Buffalo.”
On A Passing Frontier. Somers, Montana, n.d. [New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1920].
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Poems. Somers, Montana, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
- “Little Bear.”
- “Ol' Dad.”
- “Git Down an' Come In.”
- “Prrecher Price.”
- “Bluebird's Last Stand.”
- “To the Coyote.”
- “Cayuse Bill.”
- “The Cow-Puncher's Yarn.”
- “Cayuse Bill's Sermon.”
- “Things Shore do Change.”
- “An Incident of Shorty's.”
- “Bible History.”
- “I Stood Beside a Mound of Wishing Stones.”
- “The Sun-Worshipper.”
- “Intercession.”
- “The Council of the Sun.”
- “To A Magpie.”
- “To An Old Cow-Horse.”
- “Progress.”
- “The Pot and the Kettle.”
- “Confession.”
- “The Deer Lick.”
- “Night in the Forest.”
- “The Perfume of the Pines.”
- “Night in a Glacier Park.”
- “The Lonely Tepee.”
- “Pard O'Mine.”
- “The Pack Bell.”
- “The Packer's Ideal.”
- “The Pioneer.”
- “Old Trials.”
- “Prophetic.”
- “Optimistic-Pessimism.”
- “To A Mountain Rat.”
- “Luck.”
- “Cabins.”
- “The Old Frontier.”
- “The Old Canoe.”
- “The Trout Pool.”
- “Hon De Fall.”
- “Ma Frien' Pete Lebeau.”
- “Pete Lebeau's Lament.”
- “Reverie.”
- “Scar-Face on Nature.”
Red Mother. n.p. n.d. [New York: The John Day Company, 1932].