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As part of its Indian wars campaign of 1876 the U.S. Army tasked Colonel John Gibbon with containing free-roaming Lakotas and Cheyennes south of the Yellowstone River —but did his column do its job? In eastern Montana Territory on Monday, June 26, 1876, 7th Infantry Lieutenant James H. Bradley was scouting the valley of the …
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