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Such were her sad words after the June 1876 Little Bighorn death of her husband, George Armstrong Custer, the onetime ‘Boy General’ with whom she had shared a grand and tragic romance. The paddle-wheel steamer Far West, Captain Grant Marsh at the helm, reached Bismarck, Dakota Territory, late on the evening of July 5, 1876. …
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