A Daughter ste Sioux By GEN CHARLES HING
A dramatic excerpt shows Major Flint tightening guard rules at Fort Frayne over Lay's stables and Mrs Hay joining locals in suspicion about hidden connections. The raid night reveals burglaries, stolen coats, empty desks, and a tense search as officers scramble for clues and reinforcements.
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Flint
Lay
Crabb
Wilkins
Anni
MeGaun
Metinnn
Webb
Waller
Lieut. Field
Field
Frayne
Herron
Ross
Ray
Mistress McGann
Jay’s
McGann
Pete
Crapaud
Lear
Ted
Mr. Ay
Michael
Mike
Dade
Tongue River
Biel
Mield
Mrs. Dade
Dr. Waller
Blake
Mrs. Ray
Nannie
Mrs. Gregg
Belle
Blitzer
Blakes
Mrs. Blake
Margaret
Gerald
Smith & Wesson
Culligan
Mrs. Make
Eus
Maj. Flint
Hay
Crap
Fort Frayne
Gen. Harney
Dan
Stabber
Omaha
Doctor Starts After Corporal In Uneven Exchange
In a fragmented report a doctor follows a corporal in a tense encounter described with missing quotes and garbled dialogue. The readable bits imply pursuit or tension but lack clear actions, times, or locations.
Pursuit Intensifies as Indian Forces Move Toward Mountain Fastness
Chapter XIX notes Col Henry and Maj Webb rally to press the chase through open country into mountain fastnesses. Indians, now driven toward distant shelter, bear wounded to safety as old men women and children hide. The campaign shifts to a second transfer of forces.
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Lame Wolf
Big Horn
Henry
Webb
Beecher
Elk
Big Horn River
Stabber
Custer
Little Horn
Washakie
Wind River
Lome Wolf
Uncle Sam
Col. Henry
Maj. Webb
Valens
Ianother
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