Brig Gen Edward J. McClernand’s West Point Career and Medal
Brigadier General Edward J. McClernand joined the Second Cavalry after West Point and earned the Congressional Medal for Gallantry in the Bear Paws battle. The article recounts his 1870 arrival at Omaha and Fort Ellis assignments, noting his later Indian campaigns and brevet to first lieutenant.
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Edward J. McClernand
Second Cavalry
West Point
Battle of
Bear Paws
Omaha Barracks
Neb
Fort Ellis
Montana
McClernand
Schofield
Jerome
Omaha
Ninth Infantry
Augur
Crow Indian Agency
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
Madison
Gallatin and
Jefferson
Yellowstone River
Northern Pacific Railroad
Port Ellis
Lieut. McClernand
Big
Yellowstone
Lieut
Page
Big Hole
Seventh Infantry
Fort Shaw
Northern
Pacific
Eugene M. Baker
Piegan Baker
Clark's Fork
Jacksonville
John A. McClernand
13Th Army Corps
Cuba
General Shafter
Santiago
VU. 8S
Department of the Missouri
First Cavalry
Port Clark
Texas
Rock Island Arsenal
Ill
Cavaly Equipment Board
Frontier Stage to Fort Ellis Mystery
The band of young officers travels from Corinne Utah toward Fort Ellis amid unsettled frontier life. They endure dusty roads rough relay stations and crowded depots while learning frontier ways including a harsh stagecoach ride with eager drivers and a jittery night at Corinne.
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Fort Ellis
Missouri River
Corinne
Utah
Montana
McClernand
Mon
Helena
Lieut
Scofield
Fort Shaw
Jerome
Journey From Missouri to Montana in 1880 Adventure
Mrs. Mary E. Myers recalls her 1880 journey from St Joseph to Miles City Montana. She travels via Yankton Bismarck and the Yellowstone aboard the Far West with companions including Commodore Coulson and two young men. She details trains boats forts camps and daily life from St Joseph to Fort Keogh and Miles City, including frontier hardships and notable encounters.
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Missouri
Montana
Mary Myers
Mary E
Geo. W.) Myers
Montana Territory
Miles City
St. Francis
St. Joe
Yankton
S. C
Ben
George
Far West
Little Big Horn
Mississippi
California
Commodore Sam Coulson
Miss Couls
Dakota Badlands
Lorena
Annie Laurie
Fort Pierre
Bismarck
Lower
Yellowstone
Coulson’s
Fort Benton
Father Lindesmith
Fort Keogh
Sibley
Keogh
Ed Hall
George Cole
West
Buffalo Rapids
Old Town
Tongue
Routhier
Pleasant Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Main Street
Tongue River
Miles
Northern Pacific
Montana corn hog contract signers paid in August
A Washington report states Montana corn hog contract signers received a total of $53,250.96 in benefit payment checks. The figure covers all checks mailed through August 17.
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Montana
Washington, D. C
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Grace Stone Coates
Eadward J. McCiernand
Bear Paw