O'Donald

Maunders carried blood-curdling tales from the Marquis to O'Donald and back again, until, as Howard

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One was contributed by the Marquis: "O'Donald and Luffsey discharged all the barrels of their revolvers," he said, "and then began to shoot with their rifles."

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The Marquis was arrested and acquitted, but O'Donald and "Dutch Wannigan" were kept under lock and key.

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O'Donald, had returned long since to the valley of the Little Missouri and taken up again the activities which the Marquis had rudely interrupted.

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Maunders reported that O'Donald was preparing for hostilities.

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The other item was contributed by Sheriff Harmon, who arrested O'Donald and "Dutch Wannigan" immediately after the affray.

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O'Donald and his two friends, John Reuter, known as "Dutch Wannigan," and Riley Luffsey.

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When O'Donald had returned to Little Missouri from his sojourn in the Mandan jail, he had been without money, and, as the

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O'Donald and a German named Jack Reuter, known to the countryside as

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O'Donald and "Wannigan" were wounded, Riley was killed.

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