Sewall, Bill, 87; Roosevelt's contract with, 156, 157, 481; his opinion of the West as a cattle-raising country, 159, 160, 206, 238, 240, 254, 306, 307, 396; his bout with Captain Robins, 162-64; his description of the Bad Lands, 167, 168, 190; begs off on hunting trip, 175; as a cowhand, 189, 190, 206, 225; and the vigilantes, 191, 192, 195; visited by Maunders in the dugout, 199-201; had good knowledge of the ways of cattle, 206, 207; consoles Roosevelt, 217-19; refuses to ride broncos, 225-27; on the cold of the Bad Lands, 236, 238; describes "cattle torture," 266, 267; superintends the house at Elkhorn, 312; level-headed, 313; helps clean up country of thieves, 324; lectures Roosevelt, 359; on a thief hunt, 372-80; terminates engagement with Roosevelt, 424-28; in later years, 457. Sewall, Mrs., 310-13. Simpson, John, 25, 385. Sioux Falls _Press_, on Roosevelt, 429. Smith, "Vic," 9 _n._ Snyder, Jack, 436. Stage-line, the Deadwood, 77, 78, 120-24, 170, 209-14, 334. Stampede, 295-97. Starr, Western, 303, 304, 385. Stickney, Dr., 291-93, 325, 382, 383. Stockmen's association, Roosevelt makes move to form, 222, 223; formation of, 232-34; activity of, 323, 324; its action on prairie fires, 358; Roosevelt representative of, 390. Stranglers, the, 192-94. Stuart, Granville, 144-46; his vigilantes, 146, 147, 157-59, 192-94. Styles in the Bad Lands, 321, 322. Sully Trail, the, 102-04. "Tepee Bottom," 111. Thieves, horse and cattle, 139-47; rounding up of, 157-59, 192-94. "Three Seven," the, 94. "Tolu Tonic," 22. Trimble, Richard, 40. Truscott, J. L., 390. Valentine scrip, 61. Vallombrosa, Antoine de. _See_ Mores. Van Brunt, 110. Van Driesche, 334, 390. Van Zander, 128, 322, 363, 457. "V-Eye," 110. Vigilantes, Stuart's, 146, 147, 157-59, 192-94; other, 192, 194-96. Vine, Captain, 10, 21. Vine, Darius, 21, 53, 54. Vine, Frank, 10, 22-24, 56, 61; his joke on Packard, 73-75. Vines, the, 456. Wadsworth dog, the, 315, 316. Wadsworth family, 15, 25. Walker, J. B., 360. Wannigan. See Reuter. Watterson, Walter, 275. Wharfenberger, 375. Wibaux, Pierre, 242. Williams, Bill, 7, 9; description of, 50, 51; thief, 54, 81; starts freight-line, 120; and stage-line, 122; in the gay life of Medora, 128; hissaloon, 319, 320; a _bona-fide_ "bad man," 320; and the preacher, 325 _n._; the last of his saloon, 454. Willis, John, 419-24. 454, 469. Wister, Owen, _The Virginian_, 214 _n._ Young, Farmer, 315. End of Project Gutenberg's Roosevelt in the Bad Lands, by Hermann Hagedorn