Sioux Fight and a Forced March at Fort Frayne
Amid the Sioux conflict, a night struggle ends with Kennedy saved by a lieutenant. Field defies orders to ride out, then agrees to join Captain Ray in a forced march toward Fort Beecher, while the post he leaves teeters on possible trouble.
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Connaught
Wyoming
Kennedy
Field
Ray
Pat Kennedy
Buck
Fort Frayne
Stabber
Big Horn
Washington
Stebber
Eagle Butte
Stubber
Platte
Maj
Webb
Col. Plodder
Laramie
Department
Cade
Mr. Field
Nay
Ross
Brabber
Jergi
Schrelber
Blake
Mr. Hay
White
Fort Beecher
Adjutant Field Led On A Morning Mission At Platte
Major Webb reels from a forced departure of Beverly Field as Field mustered funds and ships out with Ray’s detachment towards Eagle Butte. Webb plots to keep Field away from the trader’s house while Kennedy’s drunken bravado and Schreiber’s discipline curb trouble at the post.
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Beverly Field
Ray
Webb
Field
West Point
Mr. Field
Webb Tracks Sioux Stabber as Scout Detail Heads Out
Major Webb returns from locating Stabber after a night raid and reports a small party of riders near Eagle Butte while plotlines unfold at the fort. He surveys lodges, learns only six ponies joined the war party, and readies a response as courtship and duty clash among the officers and daughters on parade day.
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Maj. Webb
Hay
Harney
Stabber
Eagle Butte
Big Horn
Webb
Schreiber
Spotted Horse
Vilage
Bailiwick
Webb Night
Field
Ross
Lieut. Hartley
Hether Dade
Kee
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