Youth Follow the Lead of Pioneers

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	Youth Follow the Lead of Pioneers


	Bishop Bell of Salina helps push a cart up out of a stream. View Larger

Between 1840 and the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad, a quarter million people crossed the great plains on foot or in wagons as they moved west to begin new lives. This summer, 77 youth (14 to 18) and 44 adults (acting as chaperons) went on a three day trek with the Sooner Cattle Company in Pawhuska, Okla. to experience a little of what they went through. The Sooner Cattle Company runs these treks from ...

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