"Uncle Dick" Wooton:
by Conard, Howard Louis frey50
Edition statement:Limited edition, # 319 Published by : Long's College Book Co. (Columbus, Ohio) , 1890 Physical details: 472 p. B&w portraits and illus. ISBN: .| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Basement | R921 Con (Browse shelf) | Available | 21850 |
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| R920.041 Dic The Dictionary of national biography, 1971-1980 | R 920.041 Dic The dictionary of national biography, 1986-1990 | R921 Chu House at Otowi Bridge: | R921 Con "Uncle Dick" Wooton: | R921 Hut A Bar Cross man : | R921 Poe Buckboard days / | R921 Roo The long trail / |
"An account of the adventures and thrilling experiences of the most noted American hunter, trapper, guide, scout, and Indian fighter now living" on title page.
"Uncle Dick Wootton", in his own words, tells of living the kind of life that mountaineers lived, without resorting to embellishing the incidents cited and exaggerating his story. The plain unvarnished story of his life and adventures has more thrilling incidents than any fiction could devise. The story begins with his first trip to the mountains and covers more than fifty-three years of his life as a frontiersman and mountaineer. The day and date of almost everything that happened in the mountain region, within the past fifty years of his life,is related to the reader as factually as possible.