Guy Ildstad

"... forest man.. And at '■.times lt ls not a friendly way. On a few o cessions I have been deep ln the forest when a A GAZETTE FEATURE BY GUY ILDSTAD great stom arose. There ls no place to flee for shelter, one must simply bide their time and _p ray he may the great flying limbs and_ trees crashing down ..."

"... following people visited Sharpe between the time of his beating to the day of his death: Oran E. Jarvis .and John McNeill (around noon of October 2), Thomas and. Guy Ildstad (elther the or 4th of October), George Match, Dingwell, and George Benedict (October 8th), probably Fred Pollock of There may have been others. Around Edmunson and John McNeill- left for ..."

"... are concerned. Md Macfie tells us, ln hla book ot 1855, early days ln columbia, that the toothpick clipper nodel was troen frea rn at A GAZETTE FEATURE BY GUY ILDSTAD As we passed the adent Ladders we found oursel ves wl Ming they were still Intact, as we fought for md footholds ln the miky barriers md 70 pounds on ..."

"... a silver US dollar. We did not stay long and when we got some slow clothes and hair cleaning. Perhaps we younger kids may" have been A Gazette Feature GUY ILDSTAD By "touched with primitive longings as we often afterwards borrowed the big drum and carried it home proudly to ..thump and boom. The drummer always seemed ^pleased when we asked ..."