by Henry Inman and William F Cody. 1914. 529p

The document describes a perilous journey undertaken by a group of travelers who divided into small detachments to collect valuable beaver-skins. They constructed boats from buffalo hides to navigate rivers and faced various challenges, including an encounter with hostile Indians and the exhaustion of their party. Amidst the hardships, they displayed resilience and courage, particularly highlighted by a Teton woman who demonstrated fortitude, while the group also dealt with the aftermath of a comrade's murder and the need for survival in a harsh environment.