SACAJAWEA'S ORPHANS NOW HAVE HOPE FOR A HOMELAND.(News)

From: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA) | Date: October 27, 1999 | Copyright information

Here in the valley where the Shoshone teenager Sacajawea led Lewis and Clark to one of the most serendipitous encounters in the annals of discovery, the stores are full of Indian art, the pastures are grazed by Indian-bred horses, and the land itself is imprinted with Indian names. But there are no American Indians here.

The Lemhi Shoshone, living links to the teenage girl who was instrumental in leading the Corps of Discovery over the Continental Divide in 1805, have be...

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