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Show T11E BULLETIN Items of Interest to the Housewife AROUND the HOUSE ( Little Crow Has Taken the Warpath! Removing Tar. Tar is easily add 3 tablespoons grated onion, removed from the hands and cloth-ha- d 2 tablespoonfuls chopped parsley, ' tablespoonfuls chopped carrot, to prevent further bloodshed. But been an artillery post. ing with lard, followed by warm By ELMO SCOTT WATSON water and soap, maddened Little Crow's were outvoted by the hostile tablespoonfuls chopped cucumas Just they EVENTY-FIV- E ber, 2 tablespoonfuls chopped years ago this summer was a gloomy element. Kill the whites! Kill warriors were about to break the or beetroot. Four over a a Dissolve Linoleum. w had time for the people of the United States of America. hich Washing celery cut the line of the soldiers, hairs (Christian Indians) of sugar in the water when generous supply of French dresson shoutwho not lump the will formed Join us!" ground, still were of parade they under the defeat They smarting stinging ed. Little Crow gave orders to atJones and his men opened fire washing linoleum or oilcloth, and ing and set aside for several bouss. Popes army at the second battle of Bull Run and still Garnish with mustard and cress or brilliant polish will result. tack the agency at sunrise and with the cannon. shredded lettuce. despondent from the depressing influence of McCleto kill the traders first. The Indian advance hailed, dis--j llans seven days retreat when even worse news During the night warriors mayed by the hail of iron that: Raspberry Tapioca 1 pint ta-Heat the Nail. Before hammeracross the parade ground, berries, mounted on swift horses were came out of the West. teacupful sugar, 1 a nail into the wall either heat ing ralSoak to in lemon Juice. from these direction blast second wagon biespoonful every speeding Little Crow has taken the warpath! was the sent them scurrying for tapioca in pint water overnight the end over a gas Jet or hold it fat the hostiles for the attack. ly guns" word which flashed from the Minnesota frontier and this was More than 200 whites were cover and a third caused them to Next day, put the tapioca and boiling water for a few seconds. followed by an account of such bloody massacre of men, women flee in a panic. Jones and his water into a saucepan and cook If the nail is treated In this way slaughtered in and around the plaster will not crumble and and children as the nation had not known since the days of agency. Meanwhile small parties artillerymen" had not only slowly until quite clear; then add the the will hold firmly for a far nail Take had he of but lemon the and warriors were sweeping saved Fort Ridgely sugar juice. ontiac, the Ottawa, or Weatherford, the Creek. also dealt a severe blow to Little the pan off the fire and stir 1 pint longer period than otherwise. through the surrounding settleWhat made the tragedy Crow's hopes. ments, attacking the farms as raspberries into the mixture. Pour culminated in an election held at But Little Crow was not into a wet mould. When set, turn Removing Wallpaper. To rejaeem all the more unbelievthey came to them, killing the move wallpaper quickly, put a a council on August 3, 1862. Litmen and children and carrying able was tfye fact that this through yet. There were still set- - out and serve with custard. the off as captives. The women of and tle in Hail other the tlcments heaped tablespoonful of saltpetre Big Crow, parts Traveling ruthless destruction was the Salad. Peel and cut to a gallon of water and apply were candidates for the exact number of whites who were state which could be raided. So Eagle work of Dakota Indians whom massacred during the Minnesota he withdrew his forces into the into small squares or slices 6 freely with a whitewash brush chieftainship. Little Crow was outbreak will never be known but potatoes (boiled). while the water is very hot. The wilderness, taking with them the medium-size- d ey had taken pride in calloverwhelmingly defeated and it is certain that more than 1,000 paper then can be stripped from Traveling Hail was elevated to prisoners and the plunder which ' fast civilizing and ing a the walls quite easily. been had and had taken citizens soldiers the first which the chieftainship during perished. they , After 'Christianizing race. As soon as news of the out-held by Little Crows forefathers . week of the outbreak. Meanwhile ;FOIGICfn Yi OIOS the glowing reports of their for more than a century. En- " A Refreshing Drinks-Rhuba- rb progress sent back by the Juice makes a good beverage of raged by this defeati Little' Crow resolved to take action which tart flavor. Clarify foe 'missionaries, it seemed La beaute sans vertu est une pleasing would restore him to the esteem to realize that these juice with water and add sugar to fieur sans perfum. (F.) Beauty taste. It of his people and regain his healso be combined dark converts to the white without virtue is like a flower with fruit may regardless chieftainship, reditary juices. 'mans faith had reverted to without perfume. of the result of the election. The Giuoco di mano, giuoco di .. do and had to best he decided, this, way savagery given up To prevent Blueing. (It.) A practical Joke Is a Clear from was to make war on the whites ; the Bible and the hymnal for clothes OQ streaking blueing ' villainous or vulgar Joke. and regain for his people the dissolve a tablespoon of (the tomahawk and scalping washday, heavthe Let Ruat caelum. (L.) lost. land they had soda in the blue" water. jenife. ens fall. Events played into his hands, WNU Scrviea. Sapiens qul assiduus.. (L.) Wise for the annuity payments,. which Surely the hand of Providence is he who is settled; that Is one Is laid heavily upon the American were due the Sioux on July 1, who has landed property. Super Courage were delayed indefinitely and people in these troublous times" Dare pondus fumo. (L.) To glfa Courage is the supreme virtue. But there said the their agents turned deaf ears to weight to smoke; to give impor- Courage is the key to success and the appeals of the destitute Injwere others who assigned the outto happiness. Courage is more tance to trifles. break of the Sioux to a more dians for food. Sioux Indian Camp Captured by General Sibley. iundane reason. Est modus in rebus. (L.) There than physical bravery; it is the Secretly and The Outbreak Begins. ith insidious craft, the enemies n quality which gives vitality and the white man was gathering his is a medium In all things. break was carried by On Sunday, August 17, occurred !of the United States have crept to strike back at hla Consuetudo pro lege servatur. attton to thought Without courrefugees to Fort Ridgestrength the incident which marked the to the frontier and incited the (L.) Custom is observed as a law. age to decide there is no action.- red foe. ly, 15 miles from the Lower A1 pin. (It) At most Sir Ian Fraser. opening of the outbreak. Four Agency, its commander, Capt. Sibley Takes Command. young Mdewakantons of Chid! John S. Marsh of the Fifth MinCol. Henry H. Sibley was Little Six's band appeared at nesota regiment acted promptly. in command of the 1,400 placed the home of a settler named He had only 46 men but he volunteers raised to crush the Baker where were present a marched at once for the agency. Sioux. With his raw undisciplined HONG! Mr. Webster and his wife, beUntrained in Indian fighting, troops, he reached Fort Ridgely sides Baker, his wife and a baby, Marsh was ambushed by a force on August 28, where he was hailed a Mr. Jones and his wife and their of 200 of Little Crows warriors as a savior by the people who two children. The warriors proand more than half of his solhad taken refuge there. The next esposed that they engage in target Marsh himself killed. diers day he moved to the Lower practice, which the three white caped the hail of Indian bullets and from there sent MaJ. Agency men foolishly consented to do. As in to the swift be drowned only with a force of 200 Salt Brown R. J. soon as their guns were empty Most Hospitable current of the river. men farther up the river to hunt the young braves opened fire and The next morning brought more to for the hostiles and killed Jones, Baker, Webster and bury the refugees to Fort Ridgely, but it dead. Mrs. Jones. Then they' hurried also brought reinforcements from Brown camped at Birch Coulie to the Jones home, where they Fort Snelling until there were on the night of September 1 and killed and scalped a girl who had about 200 soldiers in the fort, the next morning he was been left there. early, were raw mostly although they attacked by a large force of Sioux That night the four warriors recruits. led by Little Crow. The battle reached Little Sixs village and Saved by a' Miracle. which followed was one of the told him what they had done. He On the morning of August 20 hottest of the whole war and the dreaded attack by Little Crow immediately hurried them to the 400 ROOMS 400 BATHS Chief Little Crow. the prompt arrival of Colonly defenders two of Little launched. The miles was Crow, camp main onel with the Sibley body above the agency. The chief sat were greatly outnumbered and of the army saved Browns force savages to this awful crime, in for a time it looked as though up in his bed to hear their story. which the .weakness of women from suffering the fate that had the savages would sweep over the Immediately he saw his opporand children are to be made the been Marshs. woman kill come The time and has walls for man, every tunity. ,victims" they said, and, because Sibley then retreated to Fort in But Blood war he child the and has declared., post. and opened negotiations atrocity stories" about the conRidgely been shed. The payment will be among the few veterans in the duct of Confederate soldiers were with Little Crow for the release was old an The whites will fort take a stopped. artillery sergeant to be Is our aim to serve you in the of the hundreds of prisoners, beginning already terrible vengeance because the named Jones who had varied the women held and whispered about, many a man children, mostly women were killed." monotony of garrison life by drillmanner most pleasing to you. in the North believed that rebel in the Indian camp, which came and head warriors some in chiefs The of the infantrymen ing to intrigue" uras responsible for the naught were assembled in a council at the use of several old cannon Minnesota massacres. Not an Then he marched against the once. Some of them tried in vain from the time Fort Ridgely left 'iota of evidence to support that Sioux and on September 23 inDining Room Cafeteria Buffet belief has ever been uncovered flicted a crushing defeat upon Mrs. J. H. Waters, Pro. W. E. Sutton, Gem. Mgr. them at the Battle of Wood Lake. by historians but in 1862 it was not difficult for Northerners to After this battle Little Crow C&, AmiwA ' believe that tale. tried to have the captives killed. But his influence was waning trouble the taken had If they to examine the origins of the outrapidly and other chiefs, who saw c that defeat was inevitable and break more closely they might wished to soften the punishment have found them closer at home. that would be meted out to them, In fact, they might have made the dismaying discovery that the prevented him from carrying out "Sandy, we must (ft a new his bloody intentions. hands of some of their politicians trailer. We've had this one OjuAZZy were dyed red with the blood ever since you boudit that Release of the Captives. ZiyMi of Minnesota settlers quite as last quart of Through some of the Christian iuiaumJO JhnltA' ikaA, Quaker Stater much as were the hands of Little Indians Sibley got in touch with Crows fierce warriors. chiefs and offered them these dtfc.faTO 4 favorable terms of surrender if Causes of the War. CMmOti At frv hum w would return their prisoners they For among the basic causes of to him unharmed. As a result the were the outbreak the Minnesota afternoon of September 26 saw very same ones which have been the delivery to him of 269 miserInof our most for responsible able white men, women and childian wars the greed of the white &u- flu. dren who had endured all the man, his contempt for the red horrors of Indian captivity. Soon ML Lt 9. to A man and his determination afterwards he rounded up 1,500 possess the Indians land by fair fat- - a tiXof the Sioux and placed them fjmZS S 4 with these foul. or means Along in prison at Fort Snelling and causes were the contributing facML roil- firrJ- - hr- Mankato. of new a of the tors ineptitude Next a military commission set ihluAjbtK administration in Washington in Jp. IQ. about the task of singling out Indian the with problem dealing o-Uthose who should be punished for MU. as well as other problems of gov) outbreak and 392 of them the fa- eernment, delay in carrying out ft. were placed on trial for murto the treaty provisions relating der. Of these 307 were sentenced fa- - ovi" payment of annuities to the Sioux. to death and 16 sentenced to prisSo because of dissatisfaction St tteo- -. CL 9Ku0uit on, but President Lincoln comwith the treaties of Mendota and the death sentences of all muted (ftAmu. Traverse des Sioux made some but 39 who had been guilty of JO m ten years earlier with the Eastern such cruelties that there was no VO- - WSW. P--, (or Santee) Sioux the Sissetons, excuse for showing them possible 'HtMm the Wahpetons, the Wakpekutes mercy. On December 28 any the year and Mdewakantons these 39 paid the penalty on a 1862 found the Indians ripe for special gallows built for the trouble. There was still another wholesale execution. With their .JCtt Am. reason for the precipitation of the deaths the great Sioux outbreak if outbreak in that year. The Mix 1862 was over. of A DewT worry afloat your ear... enjoy tf'-P-ftreaty of 1858, which provided for There remained, however, (me Lowk. Most of the annoying troubles of of the of the sale the portion final act in the drama of that outMu4 tM3t&, if (Aft at er reservation north of the Minnebreak. Little Crows followers had motoring come through improper fkttf sota river, had been engineered deserted him and he became a MSN if lubrication. Take care of tint and by Little Crow, (Chetan wakan flitting from place to fugitive, won't have to bother with much you mani The Sacred Pigeon-Haw- k place in constant fear of betrayal else. Quaker State gives your car the heWhich Comes Walking"), by some of his people. On July safest possible protection, because 3, 1863, he and his son were pickreditary chief of the Kaposia diWhen a extra quart of lubrkatuu ( Mdewakanton. of the rtheres vision ing berries in a thicket not far the Lower bands discovered that from the town of Hutchinson. is trery gallon. And thats why you this sale still further limited their They were discovered by a settler dont have to sdd quarts so land rights, Little Crow became Nathan Lampson and his d-i-tt named tfimi x? rr I, often. Quaker State Oil Refining j. son, Chauncey, who immediately very unpopular with a large facOM tion of his people. IflM Corporation, Oil Cty, Pa. SnI Cat.) opened fire on them. The chief's ' A part of the order given by President Lincoln for the execution of son escaped but Little Crow fell lie resolved to take the issue Sioux Indians convicted of murder during the Minnesota massacres. to the people." The result was an dead. Retail frier quart Twenty-thre- e names have been omitted from between No. 24 and No. 373. C Writcrn Ncwipaprr Union. exciting political campn'gn which i j i i I rasp-swe- A l and Phrases o im-Ipossi- . vil-Ian- o. pious-minde- d. terror-stricke- Lakes Hotel Invites YOU The Newhouse Horn The Finest in Hotel Accommodations at Moderate Prices It : At? A A. - 4 - Jk ML - pf ijt. Ml Mt - A, Mi Mf. MU jrw , kP if dir . l( --m-f - ...Ilia |
