Local Intelligence on Indian Hostilities and War Reports
The column reports ongoing hostilities in the Bitter Root region with 18 lodges of wounded Indians noted by Governor Potts. It cites movements of Green and Monard, expects actions in two weeks, and praises Lewiston volunteers and other local efforts. Updates cover riots, troop deployments, weapon loans, and local notices about restaurants and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martens
Micawber
Potts
Bitter Root
Green
Monard
Tennole
Pittsburg
Daltimore
Arrival of Pierce City Express reports hostiles and arson
July arrivals from Pierce City relay two weeks of Indian activity including burning of Lawson's ferry buildings and militia defenses. Joseph's camp on Lo Lo creek reportedly hosts 400 to 500 warriors, with stock driven to Camas prairie. Dunwell Landon and others describe raids, stock theft, and warnings of possible attacks on Pierce City. calls for armed protection and evacuation if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Lo Lo
Pierce City
Danwell
Landon
Dunwell
Lawson
Muscle Ehell
Camas Grounds
Bitter Root
Dunwell's Ferry
Reed
Clearwater
Lolo
Oro Fino
Camag
Howard
Lewiston
Wallowa
Lo Lo Creek
Oro Fino and Camas Prairie
Middle Fork
Whisky Flat
Governor Brayman Arms Supply Plan Revealed
Anxs Gov Brayman wrote to the War Department about arms for the Territory and says balance can be presyend at Vancouver Washington Territory. If needed, arms would ship to Lewiston and move toward Ne bdéeke for disbursement. Idahoan July 20. Brayman did not respond to Sagborne and Corbitt's telegrams about arma from Vancouver and may be delaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anxs
Brayman
War Department
Vancouver
Waedington
Lewiston
Idahoan
Sagborne
Corbitt
Arma
Pete
Vancomber
Arrival of Enno Seunwoop Reports Indian Trails South
Enno Seunwoop arrived yesterday from Howard's camp. He observed three trails of Indians moving south, one traced by several hundred bread makers on each side. Meade and hides of two beeves were tilled in the last two days, and all had fled. He believes many hostiles crossed Salmon River recently. Howard sent Warm Spring Indians to act as scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Joseph
Whisky Flat
Dunwell
Dunnwell
Howard
Enno Seunwoop
Hle
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Local Intelligence
L.P. Wilmot
Wilmot
Poe
Lavann
Col. Perry
Ente
Morrill
Lewiston Tennen
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Tdaho
Leland
Ll. T
E. McConville
Gen. Howard
M. C. Wilkinson
M.U. Wilkinson
A. D.C
Kepler
Gov. Ferry
Washington Territory
Almota
Colfax
Col. Wheaton
Pextity
Gilbert Liddle
Pasha
California
Michigan
Idaho
Walla Walla
Brown
Sam
Frou Monxtaxa
Nez Perces
Sarpens
Anp
C. Carleton
Spurgin
Praséyat
Charles Wood
Thoms Pollock
Slate Creek
Pyenee City
Ansorva
Mrs. Stevens
Main St
Goxe Betow
C. Bunnell
Wood
Pierce City Express
Adventures of
Athlon
L. T. Donwell
D. B. Dunwell
Messrs
Rray
Maulie
Bradly
Greer
Watson
Nelson
Hammond
McLaughtin
Wilson
Swan
Express
Pierce Ity
L. T. Dunwell
The
Dunwell Bros
Pat Kane
Caldwell’s Place
Big Ganon
Canon
Ali
Bakee
BRECH
Main Street
Wala Walla
J. Alexander
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