. Recollections of the civil war and going West to grow up with the country . of our way up the stage road we made General Camp-bells place on Dawson Creek, now adjoining Scot-land, for dinner. I had never known the g-eneral be-fore this meeting, but I learned in the course of ourconversation that he org-anized and took to the field. GEN. CHARLES T. CAMPBELL i:n the land of the dacotahs. It)^ the First reg-inuent of Pennsylvania Lig-bt Artillery,-subsequently commanded by Colonel Robert M. West,my old friend and brig-ade commander before Rich-mond, Va., in the spring- of 1864, and
. Recollections of the civil war and going West to grow up with the country . of our way up the stage road we made General Camp-bells place on Dawson Creek, now adjoining Scot-land, for dinner. I had never known the g-eneral be-fore this meeting, but I learned in the course of ourconversation that he org-anized and took to the field. GEN. CHARLES T. CAMPBELL i:n the land of the dacotahs. It)^ the First reg-inuent of Pennsylvania Lig-bt Artillery,-subsequently commanded by Colonel Robert M. West,my old friend and brig-ade commander before Rich-mond, Va., in the spring- of 1864, and it was not longbefore we felt that we had knov/n each other fromthe outbreak of the civil war, and here I turn asidefrom ray Milltown journey to pay a tribute to onewho in his way measured up to the class of which ithas been written of a member, Nature made but one such manAnd broke the die in moulding Sheridan,I quote from an article contributed by me to theMonthly South Dakotan of October, 1901. In 18r)3, Brigadier Charles T. Campbell, who af-ter gallant and meritorious service in the army of thePotomac in its campaigns from Yorktown to Freder-icksburg- in which he had been several times severelywounded, was assigned to duty in the Northwest, andin going- north from Yankton in that year crossedDawson creek about a half a mile below Sco
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