Oxhides [noun]

Why, Joe, I could have got a bushel of 'em; the Oxhide was just swimming with 'em.

Thus it was that the stream was given the name of Oxhide, which it bears to this day.

The Pawnees remained on Oxhide Creek later than usual this spring.

The shields were square, and not made of oxhide, like ours, but of wood.

The family had lived on their comfortable ranche on the Oxhide for nearly three years.

That evening they arrived at their village on the Canadian, more than two hundred and fifty miles from the Oxhide.

The little party from the ranche arrived at the mouth of the Oxhide before the contingent from Fort Harker.

In this way they rode together back to the mouth of the Oxhide, then separated and went to their respective homes.

The Pawnees camped on the Oxhide that autumn earlier than usual, as one of the boys of the tribe had said they would.

From there to the Oxhide, they made two night halts instead of one, as on their outward trip.