Ill fated 1865 powder river campaign of Col Cole pioneers
The article recounts Col Cole’s 1865 expedition to protect emigrants along the BoLeviad Trail. An inexperienced force, 140 six mule wagons, 3 inch artillery, 60 days rations, and a long march through hostile terrain led to scarce supplies, scarce grass, and heavy Indian opposition along the Powder River Country in Montana.
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Powder River
Montana
Cole
Fort Connor
Connor
War Department
Army Recruiting News
Cole Hip Heng
Oyan Montana
Omaha
Second
Missouri Light Artillery
Platte River
West
Roege
Bebees
Coun St
Riker
BPR Jetseen
Artilleer
Eet
Napoleonm Boardman
Niobrara River
Nebraska
Black Hills
Harney
South Fork
Cheyenne River
Pine Creek
Wyoming
Dakota
Walker
16Th
Kansas Cavalry
Little Missouri River
Little Missouri
Box Elder Creek
Cabin
Corral Creek
Alzada
Carter County
Yellowstone
Powder
Fort Corner
Ekalaka
Fallon Creek
Hoagland
Raymond
Tongue River
Rosebud Buttes
Rosebud
Tongue
Wolf Creek
Wyoming Pie
Connors
E. S. Rowland
Rowland
Yellowstone Valley
Alkali Creek
Mizpah
Ash Creek
Cox Bottom
Conmor
Anniversary Thrills Mark Lewistown Fourth of 1884
Lewistown celebrated Independence Day with a dramatic account from the Maiden based Miner Argus. The front page recounts horse thieves and a gunfight era scene including Rattlesnake Jake, Fallon and Doane amid street clashes and vigilance by townsfolk.
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Lewistown
Mineral Argus
Maiden
Newitown
Charles Owen
Charles Fallon
Argus
Deseri
Spring Creek
Wyoming
Orig
Jake
Doane
T. C. Power Mercantile
Fallon
Ben Smith
Eee Ee
Judith Basin
The
Malden
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Patrick E. ‘Connor
Mispal
Tives
Bareloden
Ortanes
Custer
Hilton
David Hilger
Dog Creek
Helena
Buillion
Bothes
Jim Bailey
Anda
Livingston
Noble
Charles Fuller
Umas
Nelson Cole
Waterton Lakes
Waterton Lakes National Board OF Trade
Alberta, Canada