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Custer County, a Cheyenne-Arapaho Reservation was ironically named in honor of George Armstrong Custer (1839-1876), a United States Army cavalry commander. DEAD WOMAN'S CROSSING THE STORY: In Weatherford, the spirit of a murdered woman separated from her baby has reportedly returned in search of her child. The bridge near the site of her murder is known as “Dead Woman’s Crossing,” and it is believed by many that her ghost haunts the area. Katy James disappeared in July 1905, after filing for divorce from her husband and leaving to stay with relatives in another town. Her father hired a detective to find her, and while he could find no trace of Katy, he did find a woman who had seen her after she left. Katy met Fannie Norton, a prostitute, on the train, and went to stay with Fannie and her relatives. They left in a buggy the next morning, saying they would be back in a few hours, but only Fannie returned. Fannie left Katy’s baby at a nearby farm and fled the area. The detective tracked Fannie down, but she claimed she had no responsibility in Katy’s disappearance. Katy, she said, had met a man and left with him. Fannie died, reportedly by poisoning herself, and a few weeks later Katy’s body was found. It was determined that Fannie had murdered Katy during their buggy ride in order to rob her, and Katy’s husband received custody of their child and Katy’s estate. Many people, however, believe Katy’s husband hired Fannie to kill her. It is rumored that Katy’s spirit still lingers at the site where she was murdered, searching for her child. This location has become a very popular party place for college students. Reportedly, at midnight one can hear the sound of a woman crying for her child, as well as the sound of wagon wheels. EVIDENCE: This story was originally researched by Susan Woolf Brenner, a student in Weatherford. She wrote an article on Katy James that appeared in the Chronicles of Oklahoma: Volume LX (Fall 1982) titled "Dead Woman's Crossing: The Legacy of a Territorial Murder". While there is confirmation on historical events, stories of the haunting remain anecdotal. LINK: http://www.prairieghosts.com/dwoman.html

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Visiting Little Bighorn Battlefield? Be sure you stop by the Custer Battlefield Trading Post and Custer Battlefield Museum. It’s worth the visit!

Located in front of the Custer County Courthouse in Custer, South Dakota

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Each day, I pull out a fresh sheet of paper and practice the fundamentals of sketching, in an effort to develop my skills and ultimately, effectively communicate my ideas.

2020 — Bri Custer

Custer State Park in the Black Hills is South Dakota's largest and first state park, and was named after Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer. Due to it's amazing wildlife viewing opportunities as well as scenic drives, camping and numerous hiking trails, Custer State Park is among the top tourist destinations in the entire Black Hills area.

General Custer’s widow Libbie in the early 1900s. She spent her life burnishing her late husband’s reputation and wore mourning black until she died of a heart attack a few days before her 91st birthday.