Geographical names - R-S - Transcript (part 4).

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dc.date.issued1951
dc.description19 page typed transcription, created by Click Relander.en_US
dc.description.abstract"Shushuskin Canyon, south of Ellensburg in the south central part of Kittitas county. An Indian by the name brought a plow from Nisqually and became a farmer. Miners on their way to gold prospects were fed and befriended by him. His name was given to the canyon and its little creek. (Interview with Mr. Houser in the History of Kittitas county by the Seventh Grade in the State Normal School at Ellensburg, Page 3. (Meany)."en_US
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dc.titleGeographical names - R-S - Transcript (part 4).en_US

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