Bismarck, Dakota, 73. Bismarck _Tribune_, on Roosevelt, 341. Black Jack, 135. Blaine, James G., nomination of, 88. Blizzard, a, 431-33. Boice, Henry, 25. Bolan, Pierce, 143, 197, 198. Bronco-busting, 225-27. Buffalo, hunting, 23, 24, 28-39, 44, 45; extermination of, 29. Bullock, Seth, 459. Buttes, 6, 7, 13, 18, 202, 203. Carow, Edith, engagement to Roosevelt, 426; marriage of, 430. Cattle, trailing, 268-70. Cattle companies, 242. Cattle torture, 266, 267. Chicago _Tribune_, on Roosevelt, 350. Chimney Butte, trail to, 13; account of, 15. Coeur d'Alenes, 419. County organization, 55, 133-35, 324, 387. Cowboys, talk of, 100; their attitude toward Roosevelt, 101, 102; reading of, 228; a song of, 280; diversions of, 281; character of, 282; profanity of, 283; practical jokes of, 283, 284. Cummins, Mr., 111, 323. Cummins, Mrs., and Mrs. Roberts, 111, 112; her views, 259, 260; Roosevelt dines with, 293, 294; and Mrs. Ferris, 361, 362; the last of, 456. "Custer Trail," 13, 109, 110. Dantz, Bill, 56; a singer of songs and a spinner of yarns, 281; made Superintendent of Education at Medora, 319; elected superintendent of schools, 390; the last of, 456, 473. Day, Chancellor, 289 _n._ Deadwood stage-line, the Marquis's project of, 77, 78, 120-24, 170, 209-14. "Devil, The," 271-75. Dickinson, first Fourth of July celebration of, 405-11; growth of, 452. Dickinson _Press_, the, helps county organization, 133, 134; fashion notes in, 321, 322. Dow, Wilmot, 88, 159, 163; Roosevelt's contract with, 156, 157, 481; as a cowhand, 189, 190, 206, 225; and the vigilantes, 191, 192, 195; good company, 217; his andirons, 240; goes East to get married, 307; character of, 313, 314; on a thief hunt, 372-80; terminates engagement with Roosevelt, 424-28; the last of, 457. Dow, Mrs., 313. Dutch Chris, 386 _n._ "Dutch Wannigan." _See_ Reuter. Dynamite Jimmie. _See_ McShane. Eaton, Howard, 8, 13; and the Marquis de Mores, 60, 61; his appearance, 110; calls on Roosevelt, 164, 165; neighbor of Roosevelt, 315. Eaton Ranch, 456. Eatons, the, 25, 109, 110, 260, 263, 456. Elkhorn, ranch, 202, 240; life at, 310-17; to-day, 475. Elkhorn Stock Co., 458. Ferguson, R. H. M., 458. Ferris, Joe, 10, 11; his career, 14-16; and the extra saddle horse, 17; brings down a buck, 24; on the buffalo hunt, 28-39, 44, 45; firm for law and order, 55, 56, 328; becomes storekeeper, 80, 81; prophesies Presidency for Roosevelt, 258; removes to Medora, 319; banker of Bad Lands, 347; gets married, 360; in Medora in its desolation, 454; greeted by Roosevelt in 1900, 465; delegate to Progressive Convention, 473. Ferris, Mrs. Joe, 360-64.