. S.D. Butcher's Pioniergeschichte von Custer County: Und kurze Skizzen der frühen Tage in Nebraska. In die Details, was diese frühen suiferers erlebt gehen. Ein oder zwei Vorfälle werden zeigen, was alle zu ertragen waren. Im März 1878,J. F. Henderson aus Harrison County, Missouri, ließ sich am Lillian Creek nieder.am 27. Februar 1879 ging er in den Hunters Shanty Kanon, um Zeder für Fuelandposten zu schneiden. Er hatte. Fast seine Tage Avork abgeschlossen, als, indem er einen zweiundzwanzig Zoll großen Baum fällte, drehte er sich auf seinen Stumpf, als er fiel, in einer Weise, Herrn Henderson zu schlagen, warf ihn hinunter die steile Kanonenseite,

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. S.D. Butcher's pioneer history of Custer County : and short sketches of early days in Nebraska . to go into the details of what these early suiferers experienced. Oneor two incidents will portray what all were liable to endure. In March, 1878, J. F. Henderson, from Harrison county, Missouri, settled on Lillian creek.February 27, 1879, he went into Hunters Shanty canon to cut cedar for fueland posts. He had. nearly completed his days Avork when, in felling a twenty-two inch tree it turned on its stump as it fell, in such a way as to strike Mr.Henderson, throwing him down the steep canon side, where he struck on apile of brush. His left arm was broken in two places, the left hip dislocatedand the leg broken below the knee. In this condition, with snow on the 236 PIONEER HISTORY OF CUSTER COUNTY ground, he laid from sundown until after sunrise the next morning, when hewas found by his wife. Unable to move him in any way, she went for help tothe nearest residence, that of her daughter, Mrs. James Oxford. It was noonwhen, with oxen and a wagon, they came back and the bruised and broken. J. F. HENDERSON. sufferer was taken a mile to the home of James Oxford. To get help was thenext thing, and remembering that three trappers had been at the mouth ofLillian creek, Mrs. Oxford started for the camp, two miles away. One manwas there, and as she told him of the accident to her father and asked himto go for help to the nearest neighbors on Victoria creek, eight miles distant, the trapper said: I know how to sympathize with you, for I lost my wifeand child in a blizzard. He started on his sixteen mile run, and came backthe next morning with Isaac and Temp Merchant. Temp was dispatched forthe nearest doctor, having to go to Loup City, fifty miles down the river. Dr.Hawkins reached the Oxford home Sunday morning, the fourth day after theaccident, under the influence of liquor, and incompetent to do the surgicalwork required. Running his hand hastily over the broken leg, he said: Yo

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