History of the Osage Nation
History of the Osage Nation
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It is the best and most costly furinished home of its size in the Osage nation, costing about $5000, has all the modern conveniences of a city home with commodious rooms, bath, toilet, pantry, halls, all excel- lently furnished from kitchen to garret. The yard is a veritable flower bed and many other evidences of culture. He married Miss Louise Revard, daughter of "Uncle Joe" Revard and a woman of fine domestic talents and ability. They have seven bright children, a model Osage citizen family. ...Their oldest son Frank, Jr. Lives near Shiatosk, in a historic house which appears under that heading. This home is one of hospitality and welcome to friends and many strangers, who could never easily forget its sur- roundings.
The Pawliiislai Home of O. C. Gilmore.
Mr. O. C. Gilmore, whose Pawhuska cottage home appars in connec- tion, was born and reared among the Osages, but not of Osage descent. His parents were from Tennessee, and were Indian traders in ante-bellum days. Mr. Gilmore is a successful farmer, having one of the finest farms in the Osage, located surrounding the west side of Skiatook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the best and most costly furinished home of its size in the Osage nation, costing about $5000, has all the modern conveniences of a city home with commodious rooms, bath, toilet, pantry, halls, all excel- lently furnished from kitchen to garret. The yard is a veritable flower bed and many other evidences of culture. He married Miss Louise Revard, daughter of "Uncle Joe" Revard and a woman of fine domestic talents and ability. They have seven bright children, a model Osage citizen family. ...Their oldest son Frank, Jr. Lives near Shiatosk, in a historic house which appears under that heading. This home is one of hospitality and welcome to friends and many strangers, who could never easily forget its sur- roundings.
The Pawliiislai Home of O. C. Gilmore.
Mr. O. C. Gilmore, whose Pawhuska cottage home appars in connec- tion, was born and reared among the Osages, but not of Osage descent. His parents were from Tennessee, and were Indian traders in ante-bellum days. Mr. Gilmore is a successful farmer, having one of the finest farms in the Osage, located surrounding the west side of Skiatook.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Jackson From Old Catalog Dickerson to read onlineMoreLess
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