Trail of the Loup River

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FRONTISPIECE
	The Author
CHAPTER I.	Toadstool Park, Nebraska Bad Lands.
	A Seventy Five Foot Mosasaurus.
	Tusks of a Mammoth from Gosper County
	Jurassic Stegosaurus
	Nebraska Forest of Late Cretaceous Times.
	Titanotherium Robustum from Sioux County.
	Fine Loess Formation in Garfield County.
CHAPTER II.
	Roam Chief and Yellow Hair.
	Pawnee Village.
	Pawnee Ceremonial Lodge.
	Rosebud Sioux Group.
	Sioux Mother and Babe.
CHAPTER III.
	One of the "Seven Cities of Cibola."
	Quivera Monument, Junction City, Kas.
	Nebraska Territory in 1854.
	First Dwelling in Lincoln, 1867.
CHAPTER, IV.
	A View Taken in Olsen's Canyon.
	A "Blow-out" in the Sand Hills.
	Road in Olsen's Canyon.
	Section of Jones' Canyon.
	The Last Buffalo in the North Loup Valley.
	Elk at Play near "The Forks."
	In Its Native Wilds.
CHAPTER V.
	Old Mitchell Ranch House in Custer County.
	Conrad Wentworth or "Little Buckshot.
	Garfield County Hunters.
CHAPTER VI.
	Historic Map of the Loup Region.
Danish Colony Founders
	C. P. Rood, Member Locating Committee.
	George Miller
	Peter Mortensen
	Jeppe Smith
	Christian Frey
	Peter Mortensen's Dugout (Reproduced).
	Elder Oscar Babcock of North Loup.
	Falle Moller
	Marilla Flynn, the First White Girl in the Upper Valley.
CHAPTER VII.
	Precinct Map of Early Valley County.
	Township Map of Valley County.
	Daniel Cooley Bailey, First County Commissioner, at 85 years of Age.
	Dr. Charles Badger, First County Superintendent.
	The First Frame House in Valley County, 1872.
	Mr. and Mrs. (Emily C. Bancroft) William Hobson
CHAPTER VIII.
	The Battle of Sioux Creek from an Original Water Color.
	A Hand-to-hand Encounter.
	D. C. Bailey's First Home.
	Clifton Hill from the Distance.
	The Original Dowhower Log-House.
CHAPTER IX.
	George McAnulty, Indian Fighter and Pioneer.
	A Second View of Jones' Canyon.
	Tom Hemmett as He Looked in the Seventies.
CHAPTER X.
	Fort Hartsuff, taken from the Hills.
	Fort Hartsuff, taken from "Skunk Hollow."
	Emma and George Alderman Rescued by Soldiers.
CHAPTER XI.
	The Beginnings of North Loup, 1878.
	Plat of North Loup.
	Joseph Green on His Way to North Loup in 1872.
	S. S. Haskell, the Father of Ord.
	The Founders of Ord.
	Original Town Plat.
	Plat of Calamus.
	Plat of Vinton.
CHAPTER XII.
	Hon. F. M. Fries of Arcadia.
	Hon. A. E. Bartoo of Arcadia.
	Hon. A. E. Bartoo's Residence
CHAPTER XIII.
	View of the River near Burwell.
	William Draver's Original Log House.
	Plat of the Defunct Cedar City.
	Early Precinct Map of Garfield County.
	Cartoon from the County Seat Fight.
	Cartoon from the Loss of the Ballot Box
	Plat of Burwell.
	Typical Burwell Homes.	D. S. Beynon House
		Robert Wicks House
		Mr. Cram House
CHAPTER XIV.
	Early Precinct Map of Loup County.
	Farmlands in Loup County.
	Hog-Ranch in Loup County.
CHAPTER XV.
	Alcie Fish, Greeley County's First Settler.
	Map of Scotia and Vicinity.
	Plat of Scotia.
	Bishop James O'Connor.
	David Moore of Scotia.
	The Hillman Family. (Including Mrs. Blueht)
CHAPTER XVI.
	The Prairie Fire.
	Ord in 1887.
	Ord in 1905.
CHAPTER XVII.
	The Largest Ear of Corn ever Grown In the Loup.
	Andrew J. Gillespie, Sr., the Centenarian of the Valley.
	Court House Square Ord, in 1890.
CHAPTER XVIII.
	John R. Williams's Home at Ord.
	Street Scene in Burwell.
	Public School Building, Burwell.
	White Towers, Home of A. M. Daniels, Ord.
	Cedar Lawn Farm.
CHAPTER XIX.
	"The Evergreens," Home of Dr. F. D. Haldeman, Ord.
Burwell Homes.
	Hon. Tom Doran's New Home
	Charles I. Bragg Residence
	Harry Coffin Residence
	Home of Vincent Kokes, Ord.
	Wisconsin Colonists at North Loup.
CHAPTER XX.	Photographic Likenesses of Old Trailers.
	VALLEY COUNTY
	A. S. ADAMS
	CHARLEY BOWER
	HENRY A. CHASE
	H. M. COLBY
	HENRY T. EAST
	W. B. GREEN
	W. H. HARRISON
	BYRON JOHNSON FAMILY
	JOHN LUKE
	JORGEN MOLLER
	DWIGHT PIERCE & MRS. D. PIERCE
	WILLIAM A. PRENTICE
	W. H. ROOD & MRS. W. H. ROOD
	SAMUEL AUSTIN STACY
	WILLIAM WIYGENT
	GARFIELD COUNTY
	JAMES BARR
	TRUMAN FREELAND
	TOM HEMMETT
	FREDERICK ROBKE
	Old Settlers' Meeting in Stewart's Grove, Aug. 17, 1905.
	A Cattle Round-Up in the Early Days
	WILLIAM SCOTT
	ALONZO SHEPARD
	LOUP COUNTY
	T. W. WILLIAMS FAMILY
CHAPTER XXI.	Photographic Likenesses of Present Day Business Men.
	ORD
	ANTON BARTUNEK
	ANGIE R. BOND
	JUDGE HJALMAR GUDMUNDSEN
	F. D. HALDEMAN
	A. R. HONNOLD
	PROF. L. R. BRIGHT
	BURWELL
	DAVID S. BEYNON
	CHARLES I. BRAGG
	HARRY J. COFFIN
	T. F. W. HEGNER
	MR. and MRS. F. A. DOWNEY
	GUY LAVERTY
	ELDON J. SMITH, M. D.
	TAYLOR
	GEORGE F. SCOTT
	GEORGE P. EMIG
	JOSEPH KRIEGEL
	JOSEPH RUSHO
	ALANSON S. MOON

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