Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

They r hr~-ss~n 10 R~~~u~ a Ffs
over.

over
rrfstgus TaH r Jan. 2S-sfaI q w
rsHla Paov1ee SIM with 3 posse In
-r1.sfue C4at Ran4Iud Harry. IT the
Creek uzht s9rsenen Cntred States
garsasfgs DEAN Hogan ard C-aurcHR@fl
and Eadian poIlca Eeyaa Haw-E fHa
eisttea the hostile CREEK
tanning ground aix miles 5oEirh o.
-sf4 aEaee az noon yesterday The
adams uaa~~ there holding a big seast
and refused rs- posas 4duaittaree ana
aanflaesf TO confer with tnerT ia any
manner
MANY Of ts@ slTI-bf0oas vv1o have
7ae4 fa the habit ag wearing white
mems anparaE wa~a dressed III f1H Iu~
ffzn razaIfa. They wers most bitter
Ia. their larIrrfarIon % gHe 1aFshsls
who arrested Tom Tiger captain of the
lragrxaur light a1rse~1en, Who lest az
dsrk IN charge ~ Tinted States Mar
znsIz Dean Hogan srd B0s@s FOR MIS-
xagee 40 IL is f-aref an attempt shay
o. mad~ during the night 80 release
aim IL aAFf here
Ta~ w@~~s So ever
Washington. Jan. - - FHdiar Conn
missioner J5f1es has recefvef sh@ fob
owing d~fspareh from Agent 5no@nreit
az Waslxaw@~ ind z, regarding the
ndfan troubles.
Marshal Eenrarr VIII cave r5-ynGr-
row with force ar deputies and indian
u0Ffca VIII meet t1e troops ar Henri
@yr4 LATE dispatches indicate urrts~
-. ~ m~y-=~~wr AvAWVr- ggSr~asfMfn1 (
disaTact@1 Indians have sworn IN ga
light Horsefu~n and arr attempting 10
carry orr raafr laws and tIrpater 20
Destroy property, Dawes commission
v-qr~T+aw grT.rp4 n ttscnurtrIaTTce dt
tf- sTErv-vfrz in tds disturbed district.
Mess Won, Ia charge % the party
that arrived here to-day states that
a nuEnb-r % light 1orz-rsu are still
riding over Gh~ country They are
a-zvtIy armed aEGr are Tot dnfng any
damage. raurulnr their efforts 10 pro-
r~crTng the members % the Sra3<e
band going TO and from the MEETINGS
at Hickory Ground 1t 10 believed thai
the worg~ - av.~ aur Marshall E@T-
a-fr Eas htz b@-r deputies with nlr1.
and x he encounters trouble WIZ a1r
NJ a strong Fzlr. II is bis purpose
to join the soldiers ar EenrfsEra and
warz with them n making arrests Of
the leaders 81 the uprising"
C-axv snake "a ssur-<
HENRIETTA Ind r. IAN @a-Eerurw
EzrsragS Grant Johnson ami Euuuls
Mcintosh Of Eurd1ia. wa men noted
tor tletr daring n hazardous expedi-
ion gains 1Grl&s. made a da=n
upGa n auramrrnerr n Snake Tn-
dians asar EarauI4 Yesterday ana
captured Chirra Harfo. Crazy Snake.
After m exciting escape from the hos
tile camp they managed 20 Land their
prisoner AT chis place LAST and
b.. Is now held Ga1tiv. unGe q srrUug
gEIaru Gr soldiers Under command at
Lieut. Dixon The czprur- ct the aan-
trzt figure ot the UPRISING ana TIRE snow
3f force which the t-uous will make
Will likely pur an end &C. the threatened
outbreak.
First Overt Act OF Creeks
Guthrie Okla Ian. Zs-Rerorts re-
carved here ar the Cait~d states r1a--
shaI's 0r7c- yesterday SAY trar the
hsm@ Of John Barrrxu. & r-arrar-aE
living sixt@-r miles east Of Erfsr1w
was burned by beIEigereur Creek In
dams Saturday night. A hand OK tnfr-
" Indians. all drunk. made a demon
srrauuu- Bartran ordered the reefs
away This @urzgnd the Indians. The
1and rode away and Barrr2uz. fearing
vt0i-Hce. uov-a his family to Eristow
Later ais home ana all Tie buildings
On the premises were m 42rnsSs The
report canuG be confirmed Y true. III
ia the first overt acr committed by TIRE