1867, OR: Twenty-five cent diggings

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Support for ‘100’ coming from Chinookan ‘tree’

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1910, Nanimo, BC: Indian Shaker Church service

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Čáw Pawá Láakni: They Are Not Forgotten

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1857, WA: Earliest “Stick Indians”

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What Taa-laa-wa Dee-ni’ a.k.a. Tolowa (CA/OR coast Athabaskan) has to do with Chinook Jargon

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BC, about 1900: “Doctor Tom’s” song: Now with musical notation!

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How to say “the X-er, the better” (it’s kinda artificial, though!)

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Discoveries in Cayuse ‘n’ cussin’ ‘n’ Chinookin’

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CA: French Camp (San Joaquin County) is the farthest south we’d look for Chinook Jargon

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