| Chapter | ||
|---|---|---|
| I | Bess Fletcher’s First Western Acquaintance | 11 |
| II | The Golden Glimpse | 21 |
| III | Henry West’s Ideal | 28 |
| IV | The Hesitating Lariat | 38 |
| V | The Motley Spectators at Polson | 43 |
| VI | HW Ranch | 46 |
| VII | “I Would Have Done More for an Injun” | 53 |
| VIII | Bess Learns the Real Cause of the Accident | 59 |
| IX | “Helen” at the St. Ignatius Mission | 65 |
| X | A Western Tragedy | 76 |
| XI | The Miracle of Womanhood | 87 |
| XII | An Indian in the Moonlight | 97 |
| XIII | A Frantic Herd | 105 |
| XIV | The First Visit of Dave Davis | 117 |
| XV | A Journey Up Flathead Lake | 130 |
| XVI | “Mon Desir” and the Box of Roses | 137 |
| XVII | Bess Fletcher’s New Gun and Its First Victim | 144 |
| XVIII | Mauchacho Wins the Race | 153 |
| XIX | The Strength of a Beaded Belt | 166 |
| XX | The Camping Trip and “Peter Pan” | 181 |
| XXI | The Trout Deal | 191 |
| XXII | A Pseudo Squaw | 198 |
| XXIII | An Unusual Proposal | 206 |
| XXIV | Why a Cheek Blanches | 213 |
| XXV | Berenice Morton’s Arrival | 221 |
| XXVI | A Wedding Day | 235 |
| XXVII | “I—am—but—an—Indian” | 244 |
| XXVIII | A Winter’s Vigil | 250 |
| XXIX | The Brand HW | 255 |
| XXX | “When You Can Forget” | 268 |