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Isdahl, Haakon (I23794)

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REPORTS FROM MIDDLE IDAHO

I could not discover anything which indicated a general out break, but never the less it will be a hard matter to bring the guilty parties to justice as their country over which they roam is very ruff. I give below a copy of a letter from Mr Rains who resides on the South Fork, to some merchants in Warrens.

South Fork Salmon River, I.T. May 29 1879
Friend Hexter (merchant), I received your note. Thanks to you for favors. Everything is quiet here as usual but we feel quite uneasy. 1 would like for you when the soldiers come in to try to induce at least enough to scout this part of the country. In my opinion scouts should be sent up at least as far as Elk City trail. I think in all probability there are Indians in that part of the country. I would move into camp (Warrens) but the snow is too deep and probably will be for some time to come, and it is next to impossible around by Smiths. I will try and come in next Thursday provided no one is sent out here before that time. Yours truly, J.P. Rains

Warrens May 31. For all the information I can gather not a single white man in this part of the country that can form a correct idea here these “Sheep Eaters” are at present. As near as I can learn they have a much larger country to roam over than one would think, and its all mountains except their hiding places.

Information from Uncle Wood. Person who was one of the party who went to the country called Man Creek at its head or near its head. This man says that Dan Crucks was murded, and being related to Capt. Drum, he said it was perfectly right because there was no other Indians in Indian valley or in that vicinity. There is no question but what the massacre occured. The Indians were all killed but two squaws and an old blind Indian. These two sqaws led the white men to them.

Uncle John Wood lives at the mouth of Slate Creek, has been in this part of the country since ‘62, well acquainted with the people and the country. During the war with Joseph the Indians told him to stay at home- that he would not be molested. He did stay and he was not disturbed. They killed everybody around. him they could find. He has been over among the Sheepeaters. He says they very treacherous and, do kill miners once in a while. He also a there are not to exceed 40 of them. Uncle did. not believe it until he was shown the names in a letter. The man lives here at Slate Creek. He also saw the list of the men that were in the party.

Dossey & Johnson were killed by Indians the 19 day of April on the east side of the South Fork of the Salmon River. Their bodies were found May 21, and since then there have been no sign of Indians in that vicinity up to May 31.These Indians have the name of “Sheep Eaters”, but they are really part of Ten Doys tribe. They speak Shoshone and are Shoshone. I have testimony of one of the tribe which I will give.

There is some very nice warm sheltersd places in the country occupied by the Sheep Eaters. It would surprise anyone to see the fine early vegetables which is brought into Warrens from the South Fork of the Salmon River, but the country is ruff ruff ruff, and it is only a short time during the year that it can be traveled without crossing snow.

She don’t know how many of them there is. She says my tribe don’t use horses they travel around a good deal in the summer. In the winter we stayed on Big Creek on Clear Water (South Fork). When I was young we went to Limki once or twice a year. Big Bird has beard on his face looks different from the other Indians. All those who saw the paper which was left on the little bush by the stump with the inscription on it. All say as I do that ‘Big Bird” was one of the 3 or 4 Indians who killed Dossey & Johnson.
Mr Smead & wife Indian woman. Their statement. the Sheep Eaters are Shoshones, and Ten Doys is the head chief. “Pe-yut-che”, Big Bird, took 7 families with him. 15 men. Pe-high-net-“Big River”, 15 men. Cissimoo the murderer of the first 2 white men in ’68. These Indians winter on the south fork of Clear Water or on Big Creek, which enters into the South Fork of the Salmon River.

She says all the time she was with them when she was young there never was any Indians from other tribes among them. She is twenty three. She was 17 when she left. They have some trails but no horses can travel them. This communications were towards Limki. There she says the Sheep Eaters traded with the Shoshones & Bannocks. This is the near point to reach them at any time. (they travel in the winter.)

Molly Smead, this is her testimony. She is married to the above man. She is a Sheep Eater. She says that to her best recollection when she was with them, they always winter on Big Creek. In the summer they run everywhere. They have no particular place. They roam everywhere. She has not seen one of them for six years except “Chuck” Boise and Big Bird. Big Bird is their chief.

Warrens June 1 1879. Mr. Frank Smith who lives on the South Fork has just come in. He lives there and has been for a few years with his family. He appears very reliable. Says he has been scouting since the discovery of the murder of Dossey & Johnson but has failed to discover any sign of Indians what ever. Does not think there was more than four Indians at the murder of the two men. e is of the oninion that there are about (over) one hundred of them. Different bands, but they are all Shoshones and speak that tongue not withstanding they are called Sheep Eaters. He is also of the opinion that they will make a break somewhere on the Weiser. Says with the rest of the men that know the country they live in that they are capable of causing considerable trouble because the country they hide in is very ruff & can only be traveled by foot men. He goes home tomorrow. (over)

Mr. Dossey went to see Mr. Johnson on the 20 of April and never returned. The bodies were found May 21. Mr. Johnson kept a diary where he would set down the dates he would state the condItion of the weather. The 18 of April was the last. The bodies when found were so decomposed that they fell to pieces when moved. No one knows the whereabouts of the Indians. Ther has been no Indian signs since the murder of Dossey & Johnson up to May 31. Everthing was quiet on theSouth Fork and vicinity.
She has been living on the South Fork of the Salmon river and never saw no signs of Indians. They wear thin mogsons half soled. Then 1 asked her where would the Indians leave the women and children when they would go anywhere she did not seem to want to answer. All I could get was that they left then on the south fork and Big Creek.

Molly Smead. I am 23 years old. I was 18 when I began to live with the whites. We are Shoshones & Ten Doys is the head. chief. Pe-yut-che-“Big Bird” broke off from the main tribe took 8 families with him 15 men. Pe-high-net “Big Runner” 7 families 14 men. Cassimoo, with his 3 men who murdered 2 white men in 68, “Bowie” with his 2 confederates which is also a bad IndIan. IThis gives a total of 35 Sheep Eaters which must be correct according to the best information I can gather. She is inclined to believe that the Loon Creek murder was done by Weiser Indians.

The Indians which were chased into the mountains last fall were Weiser Indians but are really “Sheep Eaters”. Egedan is chief but don’t know if he is a Sheep Eater or not. These Indians all winter together & they are the ones who killed the Chinaman on Loon Creek.
35 Indians altogether. Snow is very deep yet. Says he is going to stay there and go to work, that it don’t look like an Indian out break.

Florance. Capt. Makabee Sir We arrived here today the horses are very weak, and I doubt if they will stand the trip much longer. Every one we see tells us that we are three or four weeks too early. There is undoubtably a great deal of snow on all the trails, for we have already traveled over twenty miles of snow now, and some of it is very deep.

Mr Smith brought in some fine vegetables which they grow on the South Fork. He told me there was several places in the mountains that horses wintered very well and that they had no frost since April. This is the report of all those that live in that part of the country, that it is two months earlier than at Warrens. It must undoubtedly be a fine hiding place for Indians.
There has been no additional news received at this Camp Howard or Mount Idaho since April 1
I will go around by Little Salmon and probably I may have to go by Boise.

Him High, a Chinaman who was hired to go to South Fork by the whites has just returned. He was sent to Bonet Smead 4 miles from where the two men were murdered. He reports every thing very quiet. This place is 20 miles from Rains on the same stream. Also a Chinaman who went to Rains. How is it that these Chinamen are so faithful & fearless? Let some one answer that.
Rained all day the 12 last night 13 snowed all night. Today 14 heavy snow storm. I have no information of interest. We are the first ones that have come in since last fall.

The number and names of those residing on the South Fork of Salmon river are as follows. Frank Smith, Jenkins, Smead, Floyed& Storms, J.P.Rains & four Chinamen.
Athoo. Chinaman Wong Too accompany his brother name is Wong Kee & Akee Loose. He is a miner and appears reliable. The letter was dated 1 March. He says there was 8 Indians, and killed 7 Chinamen. There were 8 got away from the Athoo camp. Those saw the Indians. He says they were Snakes Indians.
what kind of dress they wear skin clothes altogather no blankets they have sheep skins and other animal skins for bedding.

Around Florance and around Warrens for miles these mines are worked by Chinamen. You can see white men walking arround from camp who will tell you that they sold their mining claims to these Chinamen,. Whose fault is it if the Chinamen have good cabins plenty to eat and money layed up.
because I found from Athoo a brother of one of the Chinamen who started to Boise on snow shoes from Loon Creek.

These Indians came to Loon Creek on snow shoes and were dressed different for the real Sheep Eaters. because he is the only Indian among them who has pencils & can make those characters. The reason they have the name of Sheep Eaters is this. There are good many mountain sheep where they live. They some times run them off precipices & kill them in this way. They also kill some with their guns. They dress these skins with the wool on and use them for beding & clothing.

Moses=== notebook excerpts
at Moses camp Dec 12 1878?
I am heart is now very sick. There three Jndians came here to me & said they had a paper from Washington to Gen. Howard to Wilbur for me to come and see him These Indians told me it was from Gen. Howard. When I got to Mue Mue (Simco) I then found out that he had lied to me. I asked him where isGen. Howards paper. Wilbur said I have none. Now you to me for saken Gen. Howard is nobody. Gen. Hpward come talk lie he is no big man he dont talk right. Wilber told me I will never have this land. The paper that Gen. Howard sent to Washington will never return, all the americans are laughing at Gen. Howard calling himself a big man.

My heart is very sick to hear Wilbur talk that way.I always thought you were a soldier Gen. but when I was told that you had nothing to do with it my heart became very sore. I want to let you know quick what has happened. Now you understand what Wilber said. Oh my heart is very sick because I like you. I want you to write to me and let me know what is all this talk about. — Enish said oh you will see by and by Moses, you will be forsaken.

Smead, Amasa Daniel Pony (I30290)

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Jacobsen, August Julius (I23827)

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Jacobsen Beyer, Dagmar Kielland (I23824)

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Svanæs, Ingerid Beyer (Jacobsen) (I23828)

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Beyer, Frants Diecke Cappelen (I23806)

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Beyer, Johan Jacob Dekke (I23870)

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Beyer, Johan Jacob Dekke (I23870)

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Beyer, Agnes Fernanda (Krogh) (I23881)

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Beyer, Frants Dikke (I23880)

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Beyer, Johan Jacob Dekke (I23870)

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Isdahl, Thora Marie (I23799)

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Blaauw, Marie de Fine von Krogh (Beyer) (I23814)

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Beyer, Margit (Hansen) (I23883)

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Geelmuyden, Sogneprest Hans Jacob Borse (I23887)

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Geelmuyden, Thora Malvina Prahl (Beyer) (I23886)

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Geelmuyden, Jarle Knud Johannesen (I23888)

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Jersin, Hans Sebastian (I23860)

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Beyer, Anna Marie (Smith) (I23807)

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Jersin, Thorstein Schjelderup (I23854)

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Jersin, Agnes Otilie (Wennerlund) (I23863)

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Wilson, Amy Nora Marie (Jersin) (I23864)

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Printz, Edna Franziska (Jersin) (I23866)

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Isdahl, Haakon (I23794)

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Isdahl, Harald Greve (I23796)

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Greve-Isdahl, Finn (I23797)

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Mowinckel, Thorolf Beyer (I23919)

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Beyer, Freydar Dekke Høegh von Krogh (I23911)