Oral history interview with Minnie Crouse Rasmussen by Diedra Northern [Transcript]

Oral history interview by Diedra Northern with Minnie Crouse, Topics include: Her father owning a saloon; Living next door to the saloon; Business partners; Livery stables; A goods store in Manilla; Friends; Injuries leading to amputation; Death; Attending a church school; Teachers; Forts; Native Americans; Stories about disagreements, injuries, and killings; Tom Horn's execution; Her father's interactions with Butch Cassidy; Accessing vital records; Cooking; Homesteading; Illnesses such as tuberculosis, pneumonia, cholera morbus, measles, smallpox, and the influenza epidemic of World War I; Effects of the Great Depression; Wearing moccasins; Traveling to Rock Springs for supplies; and stories about Basset family members, Ann and Josie, including the death of Josie's husband.