“WHEN LAROQUE’S BOAT REACHED THE LANDING, THE SHORE WAS LINED WITH PEOPLE.”
“South from Hudson Bay.” (See Page 82)

SOUTH FROM
HUDSON BAY

AN ADVENTURE AND MYSTERY
STORY FOR BOYS

BY
E. C. BRILL

ILLUSTRATED

CUPPLES & LEON COMPANY
PUBLISHERS NEW YORK

Copyright, 1932, by
Cupples & Leon Company
PRINTED IN U. S. A.

Copyright, 1932, by
Cupples & Leon Company
PRINTED IN U. S. A.

CONTENTS

I The New Land 9

II Fort York 14

III The Selkirk Colony and the Rival Fur Traders 24

IV The Start from Fort York 32

V The Black Murray 39

VI Toiling Up Stream 45

VII Norway House 53

VIII The Missing Pemmican 61

IX Hunger and Cold 67

X The Red River at Last 74

XI Fort Douglas 81

XII By Cart Train to Pembina 89

XIII The Red-Headed Scotch Boy 97

XIV Pembina 108

XV The Ojibwa Hunter 118

XVI Letters from Fort Douglas 124

XVII Christmas at Pembina 134

XVIII Mirage of the Prairie 140

XIX Blizzard 147

XX A Night Attack 154

XXI The Burned Cabin 161

XXII The Painted Buffalo Skull 167

XXIII Unwelcome Visitors 176

XXIV A Sore Hand 186

XXV The Travelers without Snowshoes 193

XXVI Elise’s Story 200

XXVII Why the Periers Came to Pembina 207

XXVIII The Land to the South 214

XXIX The Coming of the Sioux 225

XXX With the Buffalo Hunters 231

XXXI The Charging Buffalo 239

XXXII To the Sheyenne River 245

XXXIII A Lonely Camp 253

XXXIV Danger 261

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