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Four Years In Europe With Buffalo Bill | A Descriptive Narrative of the Big American Show's Successful Tour in Foreign Lands, Illustrated with Original Photos by the Author
Pahaska Teepe, Yellowstone Park Road. Buffalo Bill's Hotels in the Rockies. Col. W.F. Cody, Prop'r.
Indian's Appeal | Red Cloud, Aged Sioux Chieftain, Writes Pathetic Letter to Buffalo Bill
Note 1: Pahaska, also Pe-Ha-Has-Ka and Paha-Haska, as translated from Lakota Sioux language, means "Long
Last of the Great Scouts
of her spouse, took pride in the fact that he had fallen under the fire of so great a warrior as "Pahaska
Letter from Carlo Miles to John H. Tait
Garlow, Manager Buffalo Bill's Hotels in The Rockies The Irma Eastern Entrance To Yellowstone Park Pahaska
Letter from Louisa Frederici Cody to John H. Tait
Buffalo Bill's Hotels In The Rockies Wapiti Inn Yellowstone Park Road Pahaska Teepe The Irma Cody, Wyo
Letter from William F. Cody to C. L. Hinkle
Note 4: Probably a reference to Pahaska Tepee, a tourist lodge Cody built near the east entrance to Yellowstone
Pahaska Tepee is located near the mouth of Middle Creek, which flows into the North Fork of the Shoshone
Cody's small hotel at Pahaska was completed in 1904. Note 5: William F.
Letter from William F. Cody to Clarence W. Rowley
Cody to hunt on the North Fork of the Shoshone River upstream from Cody's Pahaska Tepee hunting lodge
Letter from William F. Cody to Ezekiel Jarman Ayers
Garlow, Manager Pahaska Tepee One and one-half mles from the Yellowstone Park Eastern Entrance.
Letter from William F. Cody to George T. Beck
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Pahaska Tepee. Touring Great Britain.
Letter from William F. Cody to John H. Tait
The Irma & Pahaska are doing a tremendious tremendous business.
Letter from William F. Cody to John H. Tait
Garlow, Manager Pahaska Tepee One and one-half miles from the Yellowstone Park Eastern Entrance.
Letter from William F. Cody to R. F. Elwell
Love to all Col My grand son Cody 3 is at Pahaska 4 . and the other day killed a Bear— The help had sit
Note 4: Pahaska Tepee, a hunting and tourist lodge opened by William F.
Letter from William F. Cody to W. A. Richards
Pahaska Tepee. 1 Grantham. Sep. 25th 1903 2 W. A. Richards Washington D. C.
Cody Note 1: Pahaska Tepee is the name of a small hotel built by William F.
Life and Adventures of "Buffalo Bill," Colonel William F. Cody
To the Indians, "Pahaska" has gone to the Happy Hunting Grounds.
Pahaska's going away left a deep sorrow in the hearts of millions of people.
Today they are mourning far more for Pahaska than they would for even a great chieftain, because Pahaska
PAHASKA FRIEND OF THE INDIANS.
No, Pahaska has not been our enemy. He has been our friend."
Memories of Buffalo Bill
And more than once they ran away, more frightened at the sight of Pahaska's wife than of Pahaska himself
"This Pahaska's tepee. No come here!" But I knew better.
"You Pahaska squaw," he said quietly. "Sioux no hurt Pahaska squaw. Me fight Pawnee!"
"Pahaska get heap mad!" I cautioned him. "Pahaska kill!" "Me know Pahaska!" came the answer.
Waste Pahaska!" "Waste Pahaska!" Good Pahaska, it meant, good Pahaska, who was their friend.
Prince of Monaco Expects First Shot at Bear and Promises Friends Steaks for Supper
Cody (Buffalo Bill), kept open house at his temporary tepee hotel at Pahaska in honor of his royal guest
Pahaska was the meeting point of two hunting parties, one given by Colonel Cody and A. A.
Expects First Shot at Bear and Promises Friends Steaks for Supper OS Box 50, page 8 Cody (Wyo.); Pahaska
Roughriders from Far Frontiers
Note 1: Pahaska, also Pe-Ha-Has-Ka and Paha-Haska, as translated from Lakota Sioux language, means "Long
Thrill of Actual Battle Leaps Forth from Indian War Films
Yellowhead rode before his army, patting his chest, shouting out his prowess as a warrior and calling upon Pahaska
Thrilling Lives of Buffalo Bill, Col. Wm. F. Cody, Last of the Great Scouts and Pawnee Bill, Major Gordon W. Lillie (Pawnee Bill), White Chief of the Pawnees
Suddenly one of the Indians AT THE IRMA HOTEL INTERIOR OF PAHASKA TEPEE THROUGH WONDERLAND CAMPING ON
owns and controls the Irma Hotel at Cody, Wyo., the Wapiti Inn near Cody on the Yellowstone and the Pahaska
The William F. Cody Archive, Buffalo Bill Center of the West and University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Published under a Creative Commons License.