Chief Bugler's Grave
Inscription
On Lake Shore
On 5 March 1869 William Gruber, Lad of 20 of Topeka, KANS., Chief Bugler of 19th Kans. Cav was killed in hunting accident while his regiment in bivouac with supply train. Gruber "a favorite of everybody" was buried at dawn with "honors of war."
Oklahoma Historical Society, 1959
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