It is usually found, in company with a few or many of its fellows, in rich woodlands so far west as the Rocky Mountains, blooming from June to August, according to the climate of its wide range.
From one to four feet high, the White Snakeroot grows in the United States and Canada as far west as Nebraska.
Distribution - Quebec to the Northwest Territory, southward to the Gulf of Mexico as far west as Texas.
Distribution - Rocky Mountains eastward, south to the Gulf of Mexico, north to Nova Scotia.
On arriving at Glendive I bade good-by to the general and his officers and took passage on the Far West, which was on her way down the Missouri.
We were to take the steamer Far West down the Yellowstone as far as Glendive Creek.
The commander of the Far West was Captain Grant March, a fine chap of whom I had often heard.
He it was who, with his steamer Far West, transported the wounded men from the battle of the Little Big Horn to Fort Abraham Lincoln on the Missouri River, and on that trip he made the fastest steamboat time on record.
The Far West was to remain at Glendive overnight, and General Miles wished to send dispatches back to General Terry at once.
The steamer Far West was commanded by Captain Grant Marsh, whom I found to be an interesting character.
On arriving at Glendive I bade good-by to the General and his officers, and took passage on the Far West, which was on her way down the Missouri.
The latter had migrated as far west as Greece in miocene times; no other trace of the Badger, however, is known from Europe until we come to the pleistocene beds.
None of the Siberian mammals apparently entered Scandinavia at the time when they invaded Central Europe and penetrated as far west as England and Western France.
They knew that the Minnetarees of the Missouri often traveled as far west as the Yellowstone, and presumed that the Indians ahead of them belonged to that tribe.
They met two men from Illinois who had pushed as far west as the Yellowstone on a hunting trip, and back of them they heard of hunters and trappers who were pushing into this unexplored region.
Kurds extend as far south as the northern frontier of Fars, as far north as Armenia, and as far west as the head-waters of the Halys.
It is safe to carry them as far west as Trebizond.
It was a glorious gallop, that first headlong dash over the boundless prairie of the "far west!
In 1681 he returned to the woods, but not till three years later was he so far west as Mackinac.
In the following spring (1660) the Frenchmen went with their Hurons on a long search for provisions, getting as far west as the Sioux camps in northern Minnesota.
In their company were several Huron and Ottawa Indians, who had recently been compelled to flee to Wisconsin because of Iroquois raids, which now extended as far west as Michigan.
Some may have gone farther to the west, but then they have never been so far east as we have; again, others may have been farther east, but not so far west; and the same with respect to north and south.
Carthage extended as far west as the promontory of Tretum, now Sebta-Ras or the Seven Heads.
On the morning of June 30th, with Major Reno's wounded aboard, the Far West cast off for the start of her epic run to Fort Lincoln.
The Far West broke all upper river records for speed in her run to Fort Lincoln, below Bismarck, the nearest hospital.
In other words, as urged in our chapter on local discrimination,[469] having once recognized the principle of blanket rates as far west as Kansas City, there seemed to be no reason why the limit should not be pushed further west.
Such is the delicacy of adjustment even as far west as Chicago.
Even as far west as South Bend, Indiana, wagons may go to California by the direct rail route; or, with a change of ten cents in the rate, they may come back to New York and thence go round by sea.
By 1850 land seekers had followed the Des Moines river and had already found homes as far west as Boone county.
Meliaceae), which is found as far west as Persia and is often called by English people the Persian lilac.
The chinár or Platanus orientalis, found as far west as Sicily, grows to splendid proportions by the quiet waterways of the Vale of Kashmír.
Chandra Gupta II, known as Vikramaditya, who is probably the original of the Bikramajít of Indian legends, it may have reached as far west as the Chenáb.
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