1908: Reminiscences of Charles A. Splawn
From the “Indian district” of Ellensburg, Washington, mid- to post-frontier times…
From the “Indian district” of Ellensburg, Washington, mid- to post-frontier times…
There’s always something new to be found among all those old Chinook Jargon documents…
Too often, someone publishes an offhand remark, and it gets cited as fact ever after…
Settlers on the West Coast typically understood Chinese Pidgin English well!
Wesleyan Methodist minister Arthur Browning (born 1830) tells a reminiscence of 1859.
I’m thankful to you, my Chinook-loving readers!
I’m thankful to my reader Jakob for sending a link to this nice music!
I’m taking the approach of asking my readers for language help with Spanish and Coast Salish today…
Looks like two Chinook writers at work here…
When I’ve previously written about Montana settler Granville Stuart’s CW vocabulary, I’ve mused about how surprisingly Grand Ronde-like it is.