Old Days in the Black Hills Gold Rush Novel
This summary notes Scissors the handy man with a knife like two blades and Dinsdale the mystery man in Deadwood amid Sioux ambushes and a treasure coach plot. Characters include Two Knives Talking, Scissors, San Juan Joe, Lottie Carl, Crazy Horse, Sorrel Horse, and Jim Omaha with Hugh Pendexter aiming for historical accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinsdale
and Scissors
Deadwood
Black Hills
San Juan
Joe
Lottie Carl
Scissors
Crazy Horse
Sorrel Horse
Jim Omaha
Union Pacific
Hugh Pendexter
Pay Gravel
Trail to Gold Land in Hostile Black Hills Foothills
Pete Dinsdale and San Juan Joe push into Sioux and Cheyenne country in August 1876 joining a wary two man party. They seek the Deadwood gulch gold frontier while facing Indian dangers road agents and harsh terrain with rumors of a peril filled pass through Red Canyon, the Gate of Hell, before reaching Custer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Laramie
Black Hills
North Platte
Peter Dinsdale
Arizona
San Juan Joe's
Deadwood City
Deadwood Gulch
Dinsdale
Cheyenne
Hat Creek
Pete Dinsdale
San Juan
Joe
Ben
Deadwood Gu
Mills
Laramie
Red Devils
Pete
Bowman
Indian Creek
Bellefourche
Crook
Rosebud
Custer
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Missouri
Red Canyon
Hisself Belman
Didsdale
Gate of Hell
Custer City
Gambler
Red Canyon Creek
Through Red Canyon Night Chaos in Indian War Camp
San Juan Joe and Dinsdale ride into Red Canyon to confront a night ambush. A lone woman is rescued as gunfire erupts and pursuers close in, with the pair slipping away mounted and armed to escape the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinsdale
Joe
San Juan
Figures may not lie nae auer oan am te dent
An OCR fragment offers a terse claim about figures and truth. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, leaving only a general assertion without specifics. The text implies skepticism toward numerical accuracy but provides no verifiable details.
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PAU
Ron Sports Eae
the Bobbe-Merrill Cree
Randy Allen
Aden
Allen
Heath
Johnny Bowman
Denver
the Gate of Hell
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