The Minute Man of the Frontier

The opening up of a new frontier is world-wide in its operations. Minnesota entered the union as a State in 1858. The putting to practical use the Falls of St. Anthony was felt all over Europe. Thousands of little country mills, nestling amid the trees, and adding to the beauty of the English pas...

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The Minute Man of the Frontier

PREFACE.
I. THE FRONTIER IN RELATION TO THE WORLD.
II. EARLY REMINISCENCES.
III. THE MINUTE-MAN ON THE FRONTIER.
IV. THE IMMIGRANT ON THE FRONTIER.
V. THE ODDITIES OF THE FRONTIER.
VI. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
VII. SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN THE SOUTH.
VIII. ALL SORTS AND CONDITIONS OF MEN.
IX. THE SOUTH IN SPRINGTIME.
X. THE NORTH-WEST.
XI. A BRAND NEW WOODS VILLAGE.
XII. OUT-OF-THE-WAY PLACES.
XIII. COCKLE, CHESS, AND WHEAT.
XIV. CHIPS FROM OTHER LOGS.
XV. A TRIP IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN.
XVI. BLACK CLOUDS WITH SILVER LININGS.
XVII. SAD EXPERIENCES.
XVIII. A SUNDAY ON SUGAR ISLAND.
XIX. THE NEEDS OF THE MINUTE-MAN.
XX. THE MINUTE-MAN IN THE MINER\'S CAMP.
XXI. THE SABBATH ON THE FRONTIER.
XXII. THE FRONTIER OF THE SOUTH-WEST.
XXIII. DARK PLACES OF THE INTERIOR.
XXIV. THE DANGEROUS NATIVE CLASSES.
XXV. CHRISTIAN WORK IN A LUMBER-TOWN.
XXVI. TWO KINDS OF FRONTIER.
XXVII. BREAKING NEW GROUND.
XXVIII. SOWING THE SEED.
XXIX. "HARVEST HOME."
XXX. INJEANNY VS. HEAVEN.
XXXI THE LATEST FRONTIER—OKLAHOMA.
XXXII. THE PIONEER WEDDING.

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