The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-11
BISMARCK. D. II, JULY 6, 1870.

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~cs a,c f.isody ha;.e .g.rg,yi,ns.
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6iSsid ett stf.arsfs-i ifsa, i;.e ,o-J
5,apd and iss alf niHtt With itr
scrvechisg h.ads dsaiink sesta AMI
sleslYurftnn IL hts somraJes wi'Lin.
ia few tert n him. and bat time .ri,i
Hof permit ~ 10 relate thu story
tksoogh sosss means snsves-iesi In
saying Bis fine black sfAhioa 10 wbisl,
be took ~ mnrh pride. The fnsd vas
tsoased and the ppmmit ~ the tlna,.
hevins. col. smith says the ste~p~ss-
siacs that he ever eaU ase~sasd by =
horse er mule. reached. thonsh the ~.
tent wes u.ade under . xai!inR are
The companies coesGea In this az.
falr were those III Captain i,oyisr.
French sni MrlntosA Col. Reno has
gone aheai With these companies IN
obeti-Her so the t.s,I~r Of Gro. Crster.
6shtinE ss"st kslia ntly.. driving bach
scpeAw:iy The In,f,ans whH .largnsl
N their frsnt h'n nc Ne fms th~
h,wn issias 20 s.,inr,s ,orce,f u.
rIascMcri hci~trsois A.;,tdpd 4,
elSpase wore s!yer ,Syse, <p,s. <e,Sses
vtfh 'h" tr.je sDn,i-sni . In r.resr.
fame m ~ line 10 sssr Reg, sfas,
The ss'c Vic, which c.wtef snaui .Ris
.ir-e ni.. The Ir,l.s,is charged "a.
It'll h.ar AMI again var wrrv zach
Sine '. 'if.sj win hcayy s;auxbiet
~ It's :: iar. blenders. Suon. he's 4
@yc.. the -csrbr.i lilnTs h.y',es thar
hose ,.ss:ri.d. by. Zero: and ogcns1;
: dfstiW'iyr FIRE sror1 !p,irta hayeu,f |,
~. ash II cavalry ,eebjnss: Nosb.or
tc'ns h. ard fru;a cnsfcr. Chi. Weir |
vas ci,lertd Ia pSsh his remmsad
aioas TIE hank o. the rivsr in the |
direction lie vas SUPPOSED to he. hns |
he 6as aoon driven hack. retiring
with dilacuIty. About thta iIms toe |
indians received stronS rctnsorcc
msnfs. ase iitserslly swarn,.d the hill
sideA aaf. an the riaiss. cofhlna ~
near NJ fiHAea that stones were thrown |
saso the EaaAs II. Col Rcno'r eomMaRd |
~ tis.e .srassss-, =. sw'. NJ sv'snt.
,ion. Charge SITTER caasgr In auick |
shc Asbts h~ing A6nset:n,..s !
almost hsad y has9. But they drew /
on finally. taking Ia tho hills sRA
,sv.a"s. Cot Bsnteen chaverd =
large paYty In q ravine; driving them /
from {: In eonfns,on. - They rsistsatlv |
'rdstcts In ;heir numbers end lid not
Ionk f"f - bold movement. Thsy-i
wcr" ~1hin range nj thee corral and
Wounded several psrketS. J. e. WAE.
ohsr. iaioNs the number. IN ting head.
Nh.lc many horses anu mules were
Killed. Sesr 10 O'clock the hgnt
flrs.,l. aud the men work-.i all aisht
their IlrsSstw,Eks. Nv,
Ing anivs. IN cups AMI Plates. ~
p'etc al SPADES ami picks. 'sk,ne NJ
she ixf,t, again IN tho morning. Ia
th' arctncon nj Tie ..rand hay tho
desir" for water .~cane siniost IN
'c.ers,le. The ,eo;In,i.f wer" hexyins
r.srp1sf sor a. the 'oGs,,e- sn III.
mcE we're swniien and their iiI,s
parci,cd AMI from Iscs o. rest The
were nln1ust exhausted. So a bo,d
attempt WAS .tne,ir sor water. Men
IN 60 Nith tantasns aud
amp KETTLES though 10 50 was vi
most certain death. The attempt su,- |.
re~tied though In making IL one man
sss KILLED AMI ressraj Wounded. The
mon ser. reitsved. unh that uight the
animals wets ast.r''d. I'll" heht
closed At-.lais. .nt~'ninx again next
ana eOutfnuipg nutll thc II.
lernoon 81 tho 27th. Msantime the
men i's-"omc more and mnSe exhausted
and all ~onhctsd what had bernnlc
NJ Custer A panic all 1t once was
treated 2mohg the Indians and uhcr
sla u,pstle,i fr0m the ail,s snd frnm
the valleys. snd thr village uss SOM
deserted except for thciead. ReN0and
his brave hanifelt that .ncrbr was nigh
Zen. Terty came In sight. mud s,rony
meu w'pi upon each ofhers urcks. y
Isst.. :. & s,..s! at 80. 70 1i A.,x.tcv
'fsn1 skss.ne aud .c"Es.. stl,stious'
wYte scarcely aver when IL. i'ra':.'y
Nportsd thai lir hsd 'foJud t>rst"r
lead with one hundrs.i and nin:v
rnyaIi. fpep. Imagine the "ncre
Words cannUt p'rtrr' the i"c'irg ~
lh'se. his comrades and soldiers. Gen.
Terry sausht TIL spit ami fOhnd Y
Ia he t,o tine Df'thoss. brave men
sho followed Custer. Ill p~.ish~'i.
M IN. lives 10 tell the siery Vi the
battle. Thopc derIoyed Ns skirmish'
FRS. lag a. The. fria. shut down fru'n
r>cry Side hAxln. been eptifeiy Mnr
rounded In an op~u plsis. The mrw
10 tho companies fell 10 piatoops.
md lihe ihos~ Ga the sSirmish line;
|sy as they fell, With their Officers
's.hind them In THERE pr0per posb'
lions. General Custer. ~h" wes shof
'hEduat the head and lsdv. aeenss-:
10 have been am0ns, the last 10 fall.
and around aud near him lav In"
eodtcs g. Col. Tom saJ R,s,on. b.s
hnahe,s. Col, Ca'ho8n. his Moyh.,in
,aw and bis. n'rhew YOUNG. Reed.
sfo insisted ~ ~ .rSrAnine n" ~
I"-',tion f,r Jv-asfre. col ,'1ok amt
n. members u. the noo% nr1aiission~a
stan all -Gcsl-'s striped 81 their
CiusEs0K aud nlsny Il them with !G'.,