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MIR. HARLEY P. HOPKINS, who writes the foregoing
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May 10, 1881. No. 282 N. Main St. Providence r. I.
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

L.
the time the summer was the Indians had grown
50 troublesome that the troops ordered out to
suppress them. .M.4. Decentralization "....M.M.. .a.M....
Col. Baker, OF the 2nd Cavalry, with portion Of his
command from Fort Ellis, and Il detachment of the
18th Infantry from Fort Shaw, marched against them
through the in early winter, and succeeded in
entirely exter1nnating quite large camp Oh the
Marias This had the desired effect and no trouble
has since occurred, is there any danger that this
tribe will again make against the white man.
Their reservation line moved farther to the north
in consequence Of the growing Importance Of the
valley and the demand Of settlers that to- day. the
southern boundary OF the vast territory apart
fr them. IS over seventy miles farther to the
north than that first allowed them
by the surrender of the Sun River country thew !
parted with country not only rich in IN Indians
sense Ut the word, but in reality, Of the very finest
sections III the North West. This was to the Pegals
what the Yellowstone is to the Crows: Ab-se1ra ka
Here they had lived and fought in defence Of their
rights: maintaining their rights against till conlers
until the white Then. and not until then
dld they show signs of yielding to force of arms.
From the time Captain Lewis, who saw and shot the
first Backfoot by the whites came through their
country they began to fear that great calamity
was soon to befal then and when in after years the
white men came among them, they knew their doom was
certain For true it is that in the history of this tribe
united effort made to drive from off the
face OF the earth, the hated white man. as was attempt
ed by all the other Indian nations Even now when
the hope of ever reaning anything like their former
strength gone they still wage an unrelentess war
with their old enemies, the Crows not however, with
view Of conquest but to the end that it can never be
said that Pegan subluea by a Grow. This
seems foolish the part of the Blackfee as they are
only remnant Of what powerful people
who waged war with all other nations with whom they
contact IL small tv;ha.
the mountains to the west, whilst the Crows are as
powerful as in the days of yore. But when one learns
the reasons they give for thus fighting the bitter end
we cannot blame them much The following is an
account Of the story as told by Little Plume chief of
the Peigans
"When was boy and had not yet gained name
for myself in the annals Of war; was witness to one
OF the hardest fought battles waged in Sun River
valley The chief of the Pegans and small party of
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26
SUN RIVER sUN-HOL1DAY EDITION.

mountains, when one morning deputation Of Crov
came in praying that council be made, saving tbo
We're tired Of war and wished to make a treaty ths
would insure peace between them for all time to coma
- the council, the chief readily consented and staa
that on the morrow everything would be in readiness
to receive the Crow chief their head men were M
81 far away but that they could be Summoned by that
time hen the morrow came, the Grows and Peioan
feasted together for the first and last time Tb
council had proceeded without SO much a. ! sion
of hostility in the past and to the course to be pursued
in the future. it was to be that would make the
Crows and Backfeet as one nation. Everythinp had
to the satisfaction of ALL The Council had
adjourned to give place to fcasting and dancing during
the night and to gain time that Skoon- -a-sse.
guam Medicine Man, who had not yet arrived might
be- present at the final agreement The feastine ~
been one nnbroken round Of pleasure from the frs
and much good will was shown by both parties. Sin
the feast went ON and yet the sStrong Man had na
arrived few stragylers from the main Grow
camp farther down the river and then dropped in
Among bundle Of moccosins tie pcying eyes q he
Peigan women found fresh scalp which on closer in
specton proved 10 be that Of Pr;gan Fearing u cy
out lest they should but give the signal for general
massacre, they quietly informed their chiaf sb.s
they had found, and the chief as wisely sd nothing
but after little he quietly went out from the lodge
and, to his astonishment, he saw dangling from the
neck OF Crow the identical burning glass with which
the ''Strong man. was wont TO light his pipe. Hs
knew then that Skoon-a taps cslnan would never gR
his consent to Il treaty of peace with the Crows Gog
back to the council he told the Crows that it would
impossible for him or his people to sign the treaty
peace until the Strong man. had given his consent
and further. that until such consent was given they
would be considered enemies. Having thus delivered
himself he walked out, being followed by several of
leading men Of both Tribes who enquired of bis
reason for thus breaking up the council. His only
answer was to the Crows, whom he told to go to Their
camp and prepare for war. The council having been T
thus suddenly broken up by the Peigan CHIEF, il ws
deemed by the Crows, necessary to put as great
distance between the two camps possible They
therefore, hastily moved their camp down to the bra
some fifteen miles above where the village Of Sun !,
Rvernow stands Here they threw up Notifications md
prepared to meet the Pegans if pursued The Pe-
gans on the other hand, sent runners to all the differ
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sheriH's sale.

state of Kansas
Phillips county }
In the district court of Phillips county
the scottish American Mortgage Com
pany (hmitedC plaintiff
vs.. Case No. $50.
Peter J. Dunn and Mar
gretL Dunn defendants Public notice is
hereby given that under and by virtue
Of he judgment rendered in The ab"ve
entitled action in and by the above
named court and OF an order of sale l.
sued on said Judgment to me directed
and de iveI cd / Will OH Oct. 9th 1884
between the hours If and 'cl, ok p .
10. III said day at the trent door Of the
court house IL Fhillipsburg IN the cOun
" of Phillips state of kan.as. offer at
public sale and sell To he highest bid
der for cash in hand The following de-
scribed real property nancy sou
half l # the nOI Invest quarter 4 aud
the north halt y a. the SOuthw est quar-
ter IA OF section fifteen 3 III township
four south OF range twGnty ~
west of the 6rh p m all
in the county OF Phillips stale of Kansas.
said properly has been levied upon aid
is To be sold as the property of tie
above n med defendants. dated this
lst day OF Sept a. u. 1884.
j. b, Woods, sheriff OF Phillips co.
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Land Once at Kirwin, Kansas.

Land Once st Kirwin, Kansas.
-777j7- Aug. y, 1884
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-Hamed settler has filed notice Of his
intention 10 make final proof in support
Of his claim. ami that SAID proof viii be
made before the Clerk dist Court or
Probate Judge ut Phillipsburg, Kansas,
an Oct. 3, 1884, viz: Albert c. Bailey,
Hd- 1929, for the g hf sw Or and g hi
nv or sec %, ), RS.
He names the following witness to
prove his continuous residence upon,
aud cultivation OF, said land viz: J. II
Close, II. 5 Poling Ben DELPHI, and l..
Il Evans all of Phil.ip>bnrg Kan~as.
John Bissell, Register.
VIM. BisseIl Atty. aug IS
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.

Land Office at kirwin, Kansas.
1864 Aug 8, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has flied notice of hi
intention TO make final pruof IN support
of his claim. and ha' said proof will be
made before Clerk District Court or
Probate Judge at PhIllipsburg, Kanias,
an Sept. 18th. 1884, viz Peter Roland.
HID 7744 Tor the he or sec-21 LII.
He nrmeS the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
ana cultivation of, said land, viz: John
Wilson. John Frazer, Robert Potts and
Elizabeth Smith, all nt Republican City,
Npb. JOHN BISSEL.
William Bissell, Register.
atty
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Sheriff. Sale,


state of Kansas, Phillips County S.
In the district court Of Phillips county
The scottish American Mortgage Com.
Eany, IimiIed.) plsIDufts, vs. Ma
tnan IRWIN and Adelia Twin, @. e..
Goddard, frank l.. Underwood and
William A. Clark, defendants, case
number 547,
Public notice Il hereby given that I'M
der, and by virtue of LIE Judgment ell
dered iii The above entitled action, in
and b, tie above AIMED court, ard Of
an order OF sale issued TN said judg
ment, 10 me dire cted and dehveIt ed, 1
will on september %, 1854, between
the hours al enc and three CLOCK D. N,
o, said day, at the front door OF the
court u-e, IN Pm lipsbu 2. in the
county al Phillips, state Of Kansas, Of
Ter Tor public sale and sell 10
the high hest b dder,
Tor ca h In hand, the following de-
scribed cal properly namely the east
half - - of The northeast quarler -
II Of section thirty-twO b and the
southeast quarter Id of the southeast
quarter Id of section twenty nine
- - aid the southwest quarter ii
Of the southwest quarter - IA OF section
twenty eight, -28 - in ownship IOur
a SOU b, of range 50, enteen IL
west OF the 9th p. IN, ali IN the county
o. Phillips, state of Kansas. said prop
erty mas b, en- sevied upon, and Is TO be
sUld ar the property Oh the abuVe named
defendants. Dated lhis, ID day OF Au-
gust, A. D., 1884.
! b. WOoDs,
sheriff of Phillips county.
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.
Aug. Am, 1884.

Aug. l4th.. 1884. (772S)
Notice Is heI eby given that the fol
lowiug-numed settler ha~ filed notice OF
her intention 70 make final proof In
sip, Ort of her ella a. and that said
proof will be m de before the Clerk Of
The District curt a. PhillIpsburg. Kan.
on -ept. 18th. 1884, viz: Mary j Dean
widow OF Joseph Dean, (deceased) for
the Se or sec % town / south Of range
20 west.
she names the following Witnesses to
l1ruve his continuous residence upon q,
and cultivation Of sad land VIZ VIM.
Day. D. F. Curl, NJ. WATSON, of Long
Island, and D. L. smith, Of Phillips
burg. Kansas. john Bissell, Register.
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SuUrIII+s sale.
State of Kansas

State of Kansas J
Phillips county
In the district Dart Of Phillips county
The Scottish American Mortgage
Company (IiIuited) plaintilf(
VS.. No. $50
Stewart Mcdonnell. Emily
A. Mcconnell. Frank L. Under wood
and William \. Clark defendants.
Public notice is hereby given tnat
under and by virtue of the Judgment
rendered i'm the above entitled action
IN and by the above named court, and
"a su RIDER a. sale issued ON said judg-
meut to me directed and delivered /
Will 'u Sept 2@nd lSS4 between the
..our- az and 3 O'Clock p. m. OF said
lay at the 'front.' door of the door of the
court house i'm Ehillipsburg i'm the
-auntY of Phillips State of Kausa~
ger at public sale and sell 40 the
ui-he>t bidder for c;tehin hand the fol-
sowiug described real property name
~: the west half b OF the southwest
quarter Il of section five (5) and the
't.~t hult ID al the northwest quarter
of section eight s township thee
- >oUth OF range siXtcen us west
the 9th p. lu., all in the county
Phillips state al Kansas Said
.rupCrty haas heen levied upon and l.
% te SOLD as the property OF the above
named defendants. Dated this 10th
day oi Aug n ID 1854.
>. b. " Gods, sheriff Phillips co.
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Sheriff. sale.
State OF Kansas :

icLaLC Dl h0uSaS
-.
Phillips county,
IN the District court of Phillips cOun-
ty the Scottish American Mortgage
Company limited olaintitf)
Vs, No. SO.
John L. Martin, Mrs. NJ. 4
Martin, Frank l. Underwood and
William A Clark defendants Pub-
lie notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue OF the Judgment rem
dered in the above entitled action ia
and by the above named court aud of
uu order of sale issued Ola said judg-
meut 10 ME directed and delivered /
viii on Sept p 1884, between the
hours OF and . o'clock p. III. Of said
day ut the front door Of the court
house in Phillipsburg in the county
OF Phillips state OF Kansas offer at
public sale and sell to high
est bidder Tor cash in hand the follow
described real property namely: the
southeast quarter Il-4l OF section eleV-
en- III in township i've l5l south OF
range eighteen GlSl west OF the
9th p. N, all in the county OF Phillips
state Of Kansas. SAID property has
been levied upon and is to be sold as
the property Of the above named de
PENDANTS. Dated this 18th day OF aug
a. d. 1884. J. B. Woods
S lui1 ! LilliI sttLnty.
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Sherin's Sale.

State of Kansas
Phillips county.
In the district c. urt of Phillips county
the Scottish Anne lean Mortgage Com
p&ny Qmited) plaintiff
VS.. Case No. sos.
William ii. Edwards &
Eliza A. Edwards q, PENDANTS.
Iublic notice is hereby gIN en- that I'M
der and by virtue OF the judgment rem
dered III the above entitled action in
and by the above named Court and OF
All a. der Of sale issued on sad judg-
ment 10 me- directed a. d delivered 1
Will on Sept 22nd 1854, between the
hours OF 1 aud ) o'clock p. m. Ui said
day Ut he front door Ut the court house
IA hIIlips burg iii the county OF Phillips
Slate OF Kansas, offer at public "a e
and sell Ia high bidder Tor cash III
hand the following described real prop
erIy namely the north half - OF the
southwest quai ter l + . AID the sUuth
half I : OF the northwest guarter Il y
OI section twenty-five L22l township i've
l5l Sou OF range seventeen az
west vi D.. M, all in the county U1
Philips stale of Kansas. said proper
" has been levied upon and Is 10 be
50 d a. the property al tie abOS e l.amed
deten dant,. Dated This 10 day uf Aug.
A. ID. 1854. j. b Wood
Sheriff Phillips county.
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Land Office al Kirrin. Kansas.

Land ONCE AZ hlrRln8 Kansas
Aug. Esd. 1884. (T778)
NOtire Is hel eby given that the fol
lnwing-na med -ettler ma filed notice OF
his intention To ma, e final proof in sup
port of hi clam. and that said proof
sllI be male before Register and Re
ceiver At Kirwin Kan~- on Ocl 4ih,
1854, viz FL Ell ". Collins. divorced
vile of ISAIAH Collins, Hid 1903 for he
So q sec 2-2-17.
He names the following witness IS To
pToEr his CONTINUOUS residence upOns
aud cultivation Oi, 8 d and, AZ War
res Evans, Henry ,,o"me~. samuel
Phillips. ard Lillian Pin .llips all #
Crow, Kansas.
John Bissell, Register.
Wm, Biseells a1tgs AZ =
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Sheriff ; Sale.
State of Kansas

Phillips county.
In the district Court of Phillips county,
the Scottish American Mortgage Com
pany (limiled) plnintiff)
vs.. Case No. 554
john a. Holiday aud
Manila Z. Hold ~, Frank L. Under
wood and William a, Clark, defendants.
Public notice Is hereby gwen that
under and by virtue OF the Judgment
rehdred III the above entitled action in
and by the above named court and Of
an order of sale issued on
said jud ment to me directed an deliv-
cred l will ON Sept Z2nd 1884, between
the hours Of 1 and O'Clock p. IN, of
said day at the front door of the court
h"uSe in Phil spsburg III the county IF
Phillips stare OF Kansas. offer at public
sale and sell tu the highest bidder for
ca-h in hand the following described
real property namely the wet half T l
OF The southwest quarter IA of section
fourteen Il and the east half Gl-21 of
the southeast quarter IA of section
fifteen 10 IN township five 3 south IF
range seventeen [ N west al the OH p N
all III the county of Phillips Safe at
Kansas. Sad properly has been levied
upon and is 10 De sold as the property
Oi the above named defendants Dated
this 10Th day Of Aug, A. ID, 1854.
J. IS. Woods, Sheriff Phillips co.
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Land OlIICe At NIEWIn, hansas.
-T-94- Aug. %. 1884.
Notice i hereby givep hat the follow
;rg-named settlei has fled notice of his
intention 10 make final I,ruut in support
O. his ella m aud hat aid proof viii be
N de before tie Clerk Dist. Court or
Probate Judge ut Phillip, burg, Kansas,
ON Get. 6, 1874, viz:
Nm 4 Buckley,
DIS 1874, for the NV 4r sw or sec Il 8,
/ T. IS.
He names the following witne sses to
prove his continuous re idepce upon,
and cultivation OF sa d land viz: II. c.
~herrll, Peter Ba quiu AID Frank Luek
of Myrtle Kansas and Adm LIngen:e g.,
# Phillipsburg, kan-ns.
John Bisse!l, Register.
Vim. Russell. ATTY. a2So2
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.

Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas.
- ~-~-~-- August Z, 1884.
Notice i hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that said proof will be
made be1ure the Clerk Dist Court or
Probate Judge at Pbilli sburg, Kansas,
on september l6, 1885, viz;
F. E. Dale,
Ds No 1865, for the hf NV or sec ?.
and { hi ne or sec ). t ? 70 ". He
names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and Gull
iivAtinn of said land, viz: T L Rhan,y,
Frank P,yser, Nm GOode and NJ Eby
all of GoOde, Kansas
Vim Bissell, John BisSeu
ATTY augTseD9 Register.
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Survey RS Notice.

State of Kansas,
IS.
Phillips county
To L. Z. A Brooks and D. A. Hop
kins- You are hereby notified uhat,
pursuant 10 notice duly served on me
by VIM. Swim. ] Will proceed - sur
vey, cafe and establish The following
corners and lines, tu-wit; the exterior
and sub divisional lines of section 10,
TOWNSHIP pa ,.EAIlEes ~, and. thar F'vtilr
CONNER c. said survey on the goth day
OF sept, A. d. 1854, at the sw corner
VI said SIC ion. -. b. Stubert.
County Survey.
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Sherih's Sale.

State Of Kansas)
Phillips county.
In the district court of Philips county
the Scottish American Mortgage Com
pany, Qimited) PLAINTIFF
John ". Ambrose and
Syreld4 j. Ambrose, defendants.
Public notice is hereby given. that
under a. d by virtue of the judgment
rendered in the n bOye entitled action in
and by The above named court and of
an order of sale issued on SAID judy
ment TO me dir, cted and deli, cred
will on September 22d 1884, between
the hours Of I and O'Clock .. "a. Of
aid day at the front dnor of the court
House IN Phlllipsbnrg IN the county of
Phil fps STATE OF kansas, offer at public
sale and sell 10 the highest bidder tor
cash III hand the following described
real property namely: southeast
quarter IA at ectiOn twentyOne p in
township i've south OF range >evnteen
II west OF the 9th p.
m, all in the county Phillips state OF
Kansas. Said property has been levied
upon and is TO be sold as the property
Of the abnve named defendants. Dated
this 18th daV Aug a. ID. 1884,
B. WOODS. Sheriff Phillips co.
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and Office at Kirwin. Kansas.

Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas,
-7755- August, 10, 1854.
No ice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler had filed notice
OF hi intention t., make final proof in
support of hi claim amt that sald proof
will be made before the reg ser or re-
ceiver at Kiiwin, Kan a. on Sept, %,
1884, viz; David H Porter, Tor the
W hf ne or and W hf Sc Or sec /, 1 S, r
1t.
He names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of, said land. viz:
VIM. q. Davidson aud J. Z. Griffin.
of Nance, Kansas, and Geo. Laurence
and Il. p, Stewart OF Bloomington,
Nebraska.
John Bissell,
a21s25 Register.