Six Months Among Indians

Book

Saugatuck Douglas Historical Society

Name/Title

Six Months Among Indians

Entry/Object ID

2023.13.1

Description

Darius Cook was a young newspaper man in Kalamazoo when one morning his doctor told him go live with the Indians, sleep in their wigwams, live as they live, and the chances are you will recover. Six months among Indians is his account of how he and James Rhodes followed the doctors advice.

Cataloged By

Slusar, Vern

Acquisition

Accession

2023.13

Source or Donor

Donna Nowak

Acquisition Method

Donation

Book Details

Author

Cook, Darius

Publisher

Turner Publishing Company

Publication Subjects

Frontier and pioneer life Frontier and pioneer life Michigan Indians of North America Indians of North America Michigan Michigan Peuples autochtones Michigan

Call No.

970.00497 COO

ISBN

9780915056033, 0915056038

Notes

Reprint. Originally published: Six months among Indians, wolves, and other wild animals ... Niles, Mich. : D.B. Cook, 1889. Title on cover: Six months among Indians, wolves and wild animals : the historical account of the Winter of 1839/1840.

Create Date

February 3, 2025

Update Date

February 14, 2025