Ferris, Sylvane, 12; his career, 14-16; becomes partner of Roosevelt, 42-44; for law and order, 55, 56; signs contract with Roosevelt, 69, 70, 479, 480; and the Marquis's cattle, 84-86; confident of success in cattle raising, 255; rides Ben Butler, 290, 291; gets involved in the law, 300-04; in Medora in its desolation, 454; marries, 455; delegate to Progressive Convention, 473. Finnegan, Redhead, 368-86, 457. Fisher, John C, and Roosevelt, 102-04; for county commissioner, 134; and horse thieves, 143; and Maunders, 199; and Medora's Great White Way, 319; at Medora's first election, 390, 391; the last of, 456. Fitzgerald, Mrs., 52. Fitz James, Count, 59. Flopping Bill, 195. Foley, 457. Frazier, George, 417. Frenchy, 474. Gentling the Devil, 271-75. Goat hunting, 419-24. Goodall, Johnny, 334, 390. Gorringe, H. H., 8, 9, 20, 23, 25. Hainsley, Jake, 85. Haupt brothers, the, 61, 67-69, 79, 456. Herrig, Fred, 453. Hewitt, Abram S., 20. Hobson, H. H., 394. Hoffman, Baron von, 210, 450. Hoffman, Medora von, 59. Hogue, Jess, 7, 9, 51, 55, 420-23. Hollenberg, Carl, 258 _n._ Horse-thieves. _See_ Thieves. Huidekoper, A. D., 25, 110. Indians, shooting-match with, 183, 184; trouble between whites and, 351-54, 357, 358; Roosevelt's view of, 355; the psychology of, 356. Jameson, Mr., 146. Jones, Hell-Roaring Bill, 113-16; Roosevelt makes friends with, 116; of the gay life of Medora, 128, 322; expresses his opinion on the scions of British aristocracy, 261, 262; and "Deacon" Cummins, 323; and the Elk Hotel, 360; watches at the polling-places, 389, 390; in later years, 454, 455; the last of, 472, 473. Jones, Three-Seven Bill, 246, 247, 278. Kelly, Pat, 446. Kendley, Nitch, 264, 265, 474. La Pache, Louis, 195. Lang, Gregor, 11, 12; his cabin, 19; enjoys talks with Roosevelt, 19, 24-28; how he established himself at Little Missouri, 20-22; ranching offer made by Roosevelt to, 41; makes prophecy concerning Roosevelt, 46; refuses to make friends with Marquis de Mores, 62; the Marquis braves grudge against, 118; his ranch, 160; his love of argument, 263, 264; dogmatic in his theories, 264; relations with Roosevelt and the Marquis, 338; in later years, 456. Lang, Mrs. Gregor, 160, 161. Lang, Lincoln, 23, 27, 28, 41; biscuits made by, 34; his description of Bill Williams, 50; refuses Roosevelt's shot-gun, 96; his description of Bill Jones, 115 _n._; on grudge of Marquis for Gregor Lang, 118 _n._; on anecdote concerning Roosevelt and Mrs. Maddox, 150 _n._; on the round-up, 277 _n._; in later years, 456. Langs, the, on the "Three Seven" ranch, 93, 94, 261-63. Lebo, Norman, 175, 176, 180, 185. Lebo, Schuyler, 353, 474.