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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1941

Page

3

Frontier Tragedy Monument Marks 1866 Fetterman Fight

A Wyoming monument near Sheridan and Buffalo honors Captain William J. Fetterman and 80 soldiers killed on December 21 1866 by Sioux under Red Cloud. The marker notes no survivors and frames the event amid debates over U S government Indian policy and Montana gold rush era migrations.

18TH U. S. Infantry U. S. Cavalry Brevetlieut WM. J. Fetterman Red Cloud

Red Cloud Defies Government in Bozeman War Prelude

Red Cloud opposes a Washington plan for a wagon road and forts into Montana. He attends a Fort Laramie council, storms out vowing to fight, while Carrington expands Fort Reno into Fort Phil Kearney and Fort C. F. Smith. Red Cloud’s Sioux army harasses trains, killing soldiers and civilians, wounding 20 and seizing livestock as tensions escalate toward open war.

United States Montana Big Horn Mountains Platte River Red Cloud Washington 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 Disaster and Leopard Ridge Battle Tale

Retelling of the Fetterman massacre at Lodge Trail Ridge where Colonel Carrington's orders were misapplied and Lieutenant Fetterman led a reckless foray. Ten Eyck's relief force reached Bozeman Road ridge, discovering 49 slain soldiers mutilated beyond recognition with few bullets, implying brutal close combat.

Pilot Hill Pinery Fetterman Carrington Wheatley Fisher Lodge Trail Ridge Wood Train Peno Valley Corral Burgeon Hines Tenodore Ten Eyck Ten Eyck

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