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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1941

Page

3

Monuments Remembrance of Fetterman Battle on Wyoming Highway

The piece recalls the December 21 1866 Fetterman Massacre near Sheridan and Buffalo Wyoming where 81 men of the 18th U S Infantry and 2d U S Cavalry died under Capt Brevet Lt Col William J Fetterman. It discusses frontier causes and government policy toward Sioux Red Cloud and Montana exploration.

Sheridan Buffalo Wyoming 18TH U. S. Infantry U. S. Cavalry Brevetlieut WM. J. Fetterman

Red Cloud Opposes Bozeman Road and Forts in 1866

Red Cloud resists a Washington plan for a Bozeman Trail road and armed forts through Sioux hunting grounds. Carrington builds Fort Phil Kearney and Fort C. F. Smith near the Bozeman trail while Red Cloud’s Sioux warriors, numbering up to four thousand, harass supply trains and skirmish near the fort. Desperate defense, limited ammo, and cautious leadership mark the mounting conflict.

Big Horn Mountains Platte River Red Cloud Washington Montana Fort Laramie Col Henry B. Carrington 18Th United States Infantry Colonel Carrington Fort Reno Bozeman Trail Crazy Woman's Fork Carrington Montana Line Fort Kearney Neb Big Little Piney Creeks Wyo American Horse Big Mouth Bingham Bowers Andrew Johnson Congress Northwest Fetterman Brown

Fetterman Tragedy Details at Lodge Trail Ridge

Colonel Carrington warned Fetterman not to pursue Indians beyond Lodge Trail ridge. Fetterman moved toward Peno valley, drawing a trap. Ten Eyck led 54 infantry up the ridge, discovering 49 mutilated bodies in a rocky enclosure. most killed by weapons other than bullets. Brown and Fetterman found among the dead.

Carrington Fetterman Brown Red Cloud Fort Laramie Pilot Hill Pinery Wheatley Fisher Lodge Trail Ridge Wood Train Peno Valley Corral Hines Tenodore Ten Eyck Ten Eyck Bozeman

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