DCHP-2
Stick country B.C. and Northwest DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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the wooded country of the Stick Indians.
See also: stick country Stick Indian
- 1926 Many an Indian from the remote "Stick" country, above the canyons, brought his fox skins, his mink and bear, from the coast his sea-otter and fur seal, and throwing them down on the floor of Cunningham's store would ask to know their value.
- 1958 By that time Carmack could speak both the Chilkoot and the Tagish dialects, and was exerting considerable influence over the Stick Indians from the interior or "Stick" country.
- 1926 Many an Indian from the remote "Stick" country, above the canyons, brought his fox skins, his mink and bear, from the coast his sea-otter and fur seal, and throwing them down on the floor of Cunningham's store would ask to know their value.