Pay Gravel Synopsis From the 1876 Black Hills Trek
In the summer of 1876 Peter Dinsdale travels to the Black Hills to join gold seekers and meets Deadwood gambling house keeper San Juan Joe returning to Deadwood. On a Red Canyon road they hear distant shots and, after aiding a young woman fleeing Indians, Dinsdale and Joe fend off pursuers by killing three attackers.
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Peter Dinsdale
Black Hills
Deadwood
San Juan
Dinsdale
Dinsdle
Canyon Sidor
Belman
Stacey Brothers
Youngawley
Young Dawley
Pete
Key
Ken
Tere
Savage
Coup Dinsdale
San Juan Joe
Wild Bill and Canyon Chase in Black Hills
Dinsdale and San Juan Joe flee Indian canyons after a coordinated ambush that wipes out a gang. They rescue Lottie Carl, ride toward Deadwood, and learn Jack McCall killed Wild Bill Hickok while a mob’s verdict looms. They press on toward Rapid City and Hill City amid a sprawling frontier scene.
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San Juan
Lottie Carl
Jack McCall
Deadwood City
Wild Bill Hickock
Wild Bill
Dinsdale
McCall
Bill
Skunk
Spring Creek
Hill City
Rapid City
Red Canyon
Spring Valley
Henry
Winchester
Juan
Joey
Pyrites
Deadwood
Deadwood City Promises Help to Survivor in Frontier Camp
San Juan Joe and Dinsdale escort Lottie Carl into Deadwood City a feverishly busy mining camp at the Deadwood Gulch junction. Kitty the Schemer weighs Lottie for a new life while crowds discuss Crook, Sioux threats, and the Union Pacific train robbery at Ogalala as the town reels from frontier prosperity and peril.
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Deadwood Gulch
San Juan
Lottie Carl
Lottie
Dinsdale
Deadwood
Two Creeks
Craven Lee
Isaac Brown
Parkhurst
Deadwood City
Wild Bill
Black Hills
Crazy Horse
San Juan Joe
Learm
Crook
Terry
Gibson
Bowman's Ranch
Laramie
Cheyenne
Fort Laramie
Union Pacific
Ogalala
Quarrel Between Joe Pete Sparks Rivalry With Kitty
A dispute between Joe and Pete escalates, drawing Kitty into the feud as a new, powerful adversary. The clash promises significant repercussions for all three, with alliances shifting as tensions rise.
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Joe
Pete
Kitty
Dog Howls at Music Yet Stays Nearby
A dog reacts with a prolonged howl to a musical performance, remaining close to the musicians despite apparent displeasure or curiosity, suggesting interest or attachment rather than avoidance.
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Stacey
Staceys
Belmans
Ohio
Pleasant Valley
Custer
Town of High Promise
Dale
Far East
Sin
Hongkong
Yokohama
Say Juan
Mr. Dinsdale
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