P. M. McPherson person
also known as: P. M. McPerson, McPherson, McPerson
Summary: A camper on Whitewater who encountered a bear and sprained his ankle while fleeing.
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injured
sprained ankle
cited from source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater… (1891)source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater
in order to see the fine spring at its head and
taste its pure cool water, while making his way
through the dense bushes and undergrowth, he
heard the well known grunt of a surprised bear.
Bruin…
lived_at
camp on Whitewater
cited from J. J. Bell and family and P. M. McPerson (1891) · +1 more. He has been peculiarly un-
fortunate in respect to broken limbs, as he
had one of his legs broken on two different
occasions a few years ago and for want of a
surgeon set the fractured limb himself and with
a degree of success that som…
cited from J. J. Bell and family and P. M. McPerson (1891)
J. J. Bell and family and P. M. McPerson
are in camp on Whitewater opposite Mr. Bush’s
residence. They are all having a splendid time
and living off the fat land. Hunting and fishing
is their chief amusement, the writer being tired,
hungry an…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-08-14 (1891)
. He has been peculiarly un-
fortunate in respect to broken limbs, as he
had one of his legs broken on two different
occasions a few years ago and for want of a
surgeon set the fractured limb himself and with
a degree of success that som…
suspected
cited from source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater… (1891)
source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater
in order to see the fine spring at its head and
taste its pure cool water, while making his way
through the dense bushes and undergrowth, he
heard the well known grunt of a surprised bear.
Bruin…
visited
cited from source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater… (1891)
source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater
in order to see the fine spring at its head and
taste its pure cool water, while making his way
through the dense bushes and undergrowth, he
heard the well known grunt of a surprised bear.
Bruin…
witnessed
a scare
cited from J. J. Bell and family and P. M. McPerson (1891)J. J. Bell and family and P. M. McPerson
are in camp on Whitewater opposite Mr. Bush’s
residence. They are all having a splendid time
and living off the fat land. Hunting and fishing
is their chief amusement, the writer being tired,
hungry an…
cited from source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater… (1891)
source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater
in order to see the fine spring at its head and
taste its pure cool water, while making his way
through the dense bushes and undergrowth, he
heard the well known grunt of a surprised bear.
Bruin…
bear encounter— 1891-08-21
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-08-14 (1891)o say that my hunger and thirst was
satisfactorily appeased. Mr. McPherson is a
genial fellow in camp. He told me he received
a scare the second day he was in camp that
turned a large number of hairs on his head gray.
By invitation of M…
Sources (5)
J. J. Bell and family and P. M. McPerson
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
J. J. Bell and family and P. M. McPerson ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-08-14
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
source of one of the main prongs of Whitewater…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain