Original sentence: Also known as Weir Ridge, Weir Point is roughly the place, about 3 miles from  where the relief force is supposed to have realized that not only was Custer beyond help, but that Native American warriors were present in large numbers.Weir Point is marked with an illustrated roadside sign naming the hill and showing an artist's rendition of what the artist believed Weir and those with him saw: clouds of dust rising from the bluffs to the north about three miles distant
Edited sentence: Also known as Weir Ridge, Weir Point is roughly about three miles from where Custer and the soldiers with him were killed after they had first attacked the Native American village.At Weir Point the relief force is said to have realized that not only was Custer beyond help, but that Native American warriors were present in very large numbers.Weir Point is marked with an illustrated roadside sign naming the hill and showing an artist's rendition of what the artist believed Weir and those with him saw: clouds of dust rising from the bluffs to the north about three miles distant where Custer and his men were wiped out