What is "shoshoni"

Usage examples of "shoshoni".

At Shoshoni, Highway 26 veered southwest, while 20 cut straight north.

They reached the town of Shoshoni a hour after dawn the following morning.

So it was not surprising how much a keen observer could follow while, say, two Dutchmen, Greeks, or Shoshoni were talking.

Potawatomi and Kansa Kiowa and Paiute Shuswap and Shoshoni Chiricahua and Azteca they died.

A Papago can understand a Hopi or Shoshoni about as well as a Spaniard could follow the drift of a Portuguese or Italian.

To give just a few examples, anywhere from 70 to 600 Cheyenne may have been killed in the Sand Creek massacre of 1864, about 103 Cheyenne were slaughtered at Washita in 1868, 250 Shoshoni were murdered at Bear River in 1863, and perhaps 146 Sioux at Wounded Knee in 1890.

They had plenty of warm blankets and a thick buffalo robe given to Smoke by a Shoshoni warrior years back.

Smoke returned the sign, then he held one palm open, inviting the Shoshoni to speak.

Another Shoshoni jumped off his pony to take it, cradling almost a hundred pounds of raw meat and bones in his arms.

It could be more Shoshoni hunters, he guessed, another party ranging far to the south looking for meat.

Indians like the Crows, Blackfeet, the Utes, and the Shoshoni back when the Indian wars were at their worst.

At any rate, it accounted for Grunts being an Apache or a Navajo or even a Shoshoni, as was convenient.

When she got to Shoshoni, she slowed down and parked in front of a luncheonette.

You were gone for over three hours, and Shoshoni is only about thirty miles south of here.

If he lives in Shoshoni, then all right, you did go there, but you went to get laid.