Gumbo lilies
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Book Description
Gumbo lilies is the true story of two young women (Timmie, Thelma Martin Anderson and Lee, Leona Schroader Neshiem), who in the late 1930's, set out to carve a place for themselves in the Gumbo Hills of South Dakota. Tho make payments on a "place of their own," they picked potatoes and corn in Iowa, herded sheep for neighboring ranchers, and broke horses, Timmie's true passion.
No fading violets thses two, if they wanted to get somewhere they hitchhiked. If they had a dream, they persued it, from attending art school in Chicago to jumping horses against Colorado millionaires.
One neighbor, upon meeting them at a stone well, wondered whether to offer them a drink or a chew.
Timmie and Lee's lifestyle puzzled some and tickled others. Regardless, they were bent on living their way and live it they did.
About the Author
Thelma Martin Anderson was born March 13, 1920. She was raised on a farm in western South Dakota. She also ranched in South Dakota. Eventually, she was married to Curtis Anderson and had two daughters. They farmed and ranched in South Dakota and Minnesota. Thelma sold juvenile stories to Highlights, Jack and Jill, The Friend and others, and also numerous magazine articles to national magazines. She now lives and writes in Midland, South Dakota.
Gumbo lilies,Thelma Martin Anderson,Sagehen Creek Pub,0739200186,Biography & Autobiography / Women,Technology / Agriculture & Animal Husbandry,Agriculture & Animal Husbandry,Anderson, Thelma Martin,Biography & Autobiography,Nesheim, Leona Schroader,Technology,Women
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