Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-27

. Der IL, 1868.
Second Lieut.. VIM. Russell, Jr.. Four
}. Cavalry, near Lampasas, Texas, May ]
. 1870.
First Lieut.. Chaflcs r. Sta,nbauyh. Sc
ond Cavalry, near Miners Delight, Wy
8 ming, May 4, 1870.
;, First Lieut.. Howard B. Cushing, Thu
Cavalry, MILESTONE Mountains, Arizon
May s. 1870.
Lieut.. Frank featon, Third Cavalr,
died Of wounds received In same fight.
First Lieut.. Fred X. Vincent, Ninth Ca,
airy, Towards Wells, Texas, April 2
1872.
First Lieut.. Ebcn Crosby, Seventeent
Infantry, on survey of Northern Pacifi
Railroad, October 5, 1872.
First Lieut.. Lewis d. Adair. Twenty
second Infantry, on survey OF Northern
Pacific, October 5. 1872.
Second Lieut.. Reid r. Stewart, Fiji
Cavalry. near Camp Crittenden, Arizona
August q, 1872.
Capt. Evan Thomas, Fourth Artillery
Lava Beds, CAL, April 20, 1873.
First Lieut.. Albion Howe, Fourth Ar
tillery, Lava Beds, CAL, April &c, 1873.
First Lieut.. Arthur Cranston, Fourth
Artillery, Lava Beds, CAL, April 26, 1873.
First Lieut.. George NJ. Harris, Fourth
Artillery, died of wounds week after same
fight.
First Lieut.. r. F. Wright, Twelfth In
fantry, Lava Beds, April Is, 1873.
First Lieut.. Vim. L. Sherwood, Twenty
first Infantry, died Of wounds inflicted by
Modocs under cover Of flag Of truce, April
81.
First Lieut.. Jacob Amy, Fifth Cavalry,
San Carlos Agency, Arizona, May q, 1873.
First Lieut.. L. Ii. Robinson, Fourteenth
Cottonwood creek, Wyoming,
February 8, 1873.
Capt. Miles W. Keogh, Seventh Cavalry,
battle Of the Little Big Horn, June %,
1876.
Capt. George w. Yates, Seventh Caval-
", battle Of Little Big Horn, June %,
1876. ..-
Capt. Thomas w. Custer. Seventh CAV
Try, Little Big Horn, June %, 1876.
Lieutenant and Adjutant VIM. w. Cook,
seventh Cavalry, Little Big Horn, June &c,
$40.
Assistant Surgeon Geo. E. Lord. Little
Big Horn, June 20, 1876.
First Lieut.. Algernon 4. Smith, Seventh
'avalry, Little Big Horn, June 26, 1876.
First Lieut.. David Mcintosh, Seventh
,avalry, Little Big Horn, June &c, 1876.
First Lieut.. James Calhoun, Seventh
'avalry, Little Big Horn, June 26, 1875.
First Lieut.. James f. Porter, Seventh
'avalry, Little Big Horn. June &c, 1876.
Second Lieut.. Benz. w. Hodgson, Sew
nth Cavalry, Little Big Horn, June 26,
s76.
Second Lieut.. james G. Sturgis, Sew
nth Cavalry, Little Isl. Horn, June 26,
s76.
Second Lieut.. William Van. W. Reilly,
eventh Cavalry. Little Big Horn, June
}, 1876.
Second Lieut.. John J. Crittcnden, Twer-
eth Infantry, Little Big Horn, June 26,
;76.
Second Lieut.. Henry NJ. Harrington,
.venth Cavalry, Little Big Horn, June
!, 1875. 8
First Lieut.. John A. Mckinney, Fourth {
avalry, at Powder river, Wyoming, No. {
,n,ber %, 1876. ,
Captain Owen Hale, Seventh Cavalry, c
lake river, Montana, September 30, 1877. Il
Second Lieut.. j. Williams Biddle, Sev- y
til Cavalry, Snake river, Montana, Sep +
mber 80, 1877.
Capt. William Logan, Seventh Infantry, h
& Hole Pass, Montana, August 9, 1877. G
First Lieut.. James H. Bradley, Seventh n
fantry, Big Hole Pass, Montana, August a
1877. y
First Lieut. William L. English, Seventh O
fantry, Big Hole Pass, Montana, August d
1877. :,
First Lieut.. E. X. Theller, Twenty-first =,
Gantry, White Bird creek, Idaho, June -
1877. =,
second Lieut.. Sewer NJ. Rains, First =,
valry, Craig's Mountain, Idaho, July 8, :,
Il. y.
Iapt. Andrew s. Bennett. Fifth Infantry
rnerly Adjutant Fifth Wisconsin volun-
rs), at Clark's Fork, Montana, Septem- b.
: 4, 1873. hi
MAJOR Thomas T. Thornburgh, Fourth tr
antry. at Milk creek, Colorado, Septem- pl
20, 1870.
first Lieut.. VIM. B. Weir, Ordnance De- .
'tment, on White river, Colorado, Octo- ~ ~
20, 1879. er
n addition to this large list of officers :,
ed, might be added equally as large vi,
OF those no have received wounds in so
same thankless warfare. Gen. John
bon. who commanded the Iron Bri-
q" at Gainesville, became target for
Neg Perces at Big Hole Pass, Montana. ly
. Sandy Forsythe, of Sheridan's staff. to
crippled for life in his Cheyenne fight SUI
he Arickaree Fork, in Kansas. Among pa
cavalry captains to-day, Guy Henry,
ward NJ. Heyl, Henry w. Wissels, Chas. tin
g, j. Scott Payne, and e. S. Godfrey, pu
been more or less severely handled. pa,
lo tho lisf N Ia ,no rv,,l :,