Sioux Fight Near Fort Fetterman described by courier
A courier report from Fort Fetterman dated June 24 recounts a five hour engagement between about 2000 Sioux under Sitting Bull and Crook's 1300 troops with Crow and Snake allies on the Rosebud Creek. Nine soldiers and 18 snakes killed. 21 and 8 wounded respectively. Col. Guy V. Heers wounded. Maj. Turley with supply detachments pushing forward daily.
The Black Hills Information for Sidney Travelers
A compact guide outlines Sidney to the Black Hills route, distances, a future stage line to Custer City, and fares. It lists freight rates, transportation options, saddle horses, work teams, and mining tool prices, noting outfitting costs differ by location and that local supply is cheaper than buying elsewhere.
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Ellen
Black Hills
Golit
Deadwood
Whitewood
Custer City
Willen
Simoiiar
Pew
Tage
Snake Hives
Red Cioud
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Sidney
Red Cloud
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Sidnes
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Fort Fetterman
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Shen
Montana
Gen. Crook
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Ofeneu
Xoyes
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Mills
Chook
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Sioux Village
Concen
Tad
Tracy
Neravs
Crows
sSonkes
Tun
Hlave
Dirocttres
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Guy Vo Heers
Alry
Maj
Turey
Goose Creek
Lieut. von Luetwitz
3D Cavalry
Mille
Noyes
Calyt. and
Lee
Metropoltian
Griffin
Main
Zitc
Sidsey
Green Wood
Court House
North Platte River
Agne Platte Crossing
Snake River
Antelope Creek
Burdie Creek
White River
H. T. Clarke
Waterloo
New Freseht
Main Street
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Camp Clarke
North Platte River Bridge
Black Hillers
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Crockery
Remington
Front Street
Sidnes, Neb
Cc. A. Moore
G.w.dudley
John McDonald
Frong
C. BE. Borgquist
Sidney Bakery
M. Urbach
Bipney, Nebraska