HILL, George Washington: Stalwart Convert and Missionary to the Indian People

The missionaries were "to labor among the Indians in Oregon country." They were instructed leave their homes and families and " to settle among the Flathead, Bannock or Shoshone Indians….teach the Indians the principles of civilization; teach them….to live in peace with each other and with the whites;….to settle down….to build houses…" (7) This mission became known as the Salmon River Mission.
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JACK, Pugah-Junip

‘Me Good Indian’  By Charles Keith Kimber This story originally appeared in the November/December 1970 issue of Pioneer Magazine I LOVE THE small community of Grouse Creek, Box Elder County,…
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