The Gateway Leading to the Delles

The Gateway Leading to the Delles

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property. Couldn't get in the

main building and weren't so

very comfortable in the old bldg.

so, after motoring a good bit the

day of the 22nd and visiting a lot

with the dear friends who had

come nine hundred miles to

be with us for a few days, while

we had gone about five hundred

miles to see them.

Found comfortable rooms

in a private home for them up

town. Different people we

talked with said we should go to the

Indian powwow up the river a few

miles. We had seen a number

of Indian shows-mainly in Fla.

which for the most part were more

or less of a farce, but we went and

were richly rewarded. The white

chief surely knows how to stage

a show. It was simply fine from

start to finish. There were Indians

from seven states- Mi.-Neb, Okla

Kan, Iowa, Minn and California

all dressed in their wonderful

leather, head, feather etc took pickup

We really were sorry when the show was over.

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This scene is called The Gateway-leading to the Delles for which this section is noted.

Daisy E Green Wheaton

early 1900s

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