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May: The HardRock Life of Pioneer May Arkwright Hutton,Used
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An adventurous single woman who knew how to cook, twentythreeyearold May Arkwright moved alone to the remote valleys of northern Idaho in 1883. She opened a onetable restaurant for the silver prospectors near Wallace, serving her homemade berry pies and hot dishes. Before long, she was a wellknown part of the fledgling mining district.May, a large, outspoken woman who favored lowcut, brightly colored dresses, scandalized the proper women of town. But her selfconfidence and ease with people helped her make important friends among the miners, merchants, and railroad men who ate at her table. After she met and married local train engineer Al Hutton, the two invested in a mine upstream from Wallace. After several long years they struck it rich and moved to Spokane, where May spent the rest of her life working on philanthropic projects that still affect residents of the Pacific Northwest to this day. As related through the skilled storytelling of Mary Barmeyer OBrien, this largerthanlife womans story adds a compelling new element to the history of the West.
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