Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-03 | Page 3 | Pioneer Dies at Springville

PIONEER DIES j AT SKlflLLE j"Beefsteak" George Harrison. One Time Member of Sioux Band, Closes Career SPRINUVILLE. Feb. .1 Georce H.-o st,lk, Harrison, on. of the mot Pjeturesque and interesting characters in this portion of the statcT died P blbi k yest, .day morning after an i.i.i. ,,f leveral months i, iEi 1Ha.,Tl'n,waii horn in England the plains with parenis A( I r. .-mip, .-mip, Wyo., provisions ran low and the Pioneer, wor, in a.to.al want. Harrison wandered away from the I njwdcart company, found band of j 5I0UX un.l was taken Into the tflbc W" r'!.tto "UFh l" xte"f that ho fell in. When found by his father with thai Slonv until he r vered from his Ulnes The company proceeded and Harrison stayed with the Indians v.r.il month-, learning then language lan-guage and customs. He entered the hotel business In 'S;:i;; fcPr"gvi!le ,.: was f;imous throughout the west for his bounteous meals and - special I. v i;. -;...l!;s which he served