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Original index title	State history. Native Americans. Historical. 1928-03-03. p. 1.
Newspaper	Spokesman-review ; 1928-03-03
Title	Old Indian camp brings $100,000
Description	Old Indian camp brings $100,000. - East side of Monroe, Sprague to First, held tepees when Mrs. Linfield came here in '89. - Mud surrounded it. - Pioneer Matron longed for time when Spokane would have sidewalks. - Mrs. Frances E. R. Linfield had only owned the property from Sprague to First, recently sold to Lee Hammond of the Lee Hammond Tire company, since 1915, but it has been owned by members of her family since 1889.
Subject Keys	State history; Native Americans; historical; Mrs. Frances E. R. Linfield; Lee Hammond Tire Company; Frank Smith; United Cigar ; Linfield College; McMinville, Oregon; pioneer life; pioneer women; real estate; Spokane, Washington; history; social life and customs
Date.Original	1929
Resource Identifier	sh141-309
Resource Type	Clippings Text
Format.Use	Image/JPEG
Source	State history box 141
Language	English

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