The War-Path and Indian Preparations in 1876
Special correspondent describes Red Cloud and Spotted Tail bands on the war-path, cattle, grain and forage costs for 1000 cavalry, and logistical plans. He notes anticipated movements toward Camp Robinson, agency relocations, and the broader strategic debate on subsistence, transportation, and posts in the northern plains. He also reports a separate raid near Antelope Station and outlines route details from Sidney to Custer City with camp stops and a planned stop at North Fork.
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