Desperadoes Ride Toward Deadwood After Canyon Massacre
Dinsdale, San Juan Joe, and Lottie Carl flee a canyon massacre as they push toward Deadwood City. They recount massacres by sky firing and raider bands, encounter Wild Bill Hickok’s murder news, and join old prospector Pyrites while plotting onward to safety in Rapid City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Lottie Carl
Bill
Jack McCall
Deadwood City
Wild Bill Hickock
Wild Bill
Dinsdale
McCall
Skunk
Juan
Carl
Fadr
Spring Creek
Spring Valley
Winchester
Joey
Ionsdale
Pyrites
Joe
McCall Co
Deadwood
Deadwood City and Kitty the Schemer Welcome Outsider
San Juan and Dinsdale reach Deadwood City and bring Lottie Carl to Kitty the Schemer. The town swirls with fear of Indians while a crowd raises funds for Little Carl after a charity hat pledge. Kitty weighs the newcomers as Dinsdale probes for a place in her demi monde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Lottie Cari
Kitty
San Juan
Dinsdale
San
Lottie Carl
Lottla Carl
Schemer
Far East
Sin
Hongkong
Yokohama
Juan
Mr. Dinsdale
Red Canyon
Little Carl
Dinsdale Meets San Juan Joe in 1876 High Plains Escape
In summer 1876 Peter Dinsdale heads to the Black Hills to join gold seekers and befriends Deadwood gambler San Juan Joe returning to town. While passing Red Canyon they hear distant gunshots and encounter a young woman fleeing Indian attackers. They shelter her on their horse as they evade pursuers and kill three attackers.
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Dinsdale
Belthan
Stacey Brothers
Young Dawley
Pete
Tien
Jer
Beloun
San Juan
Coup Dinsdale
San Juan Joe
Deadwood
Kitty
Custer
Black Hills
Deadwood City
Centennial Wash
Crazy Horse
Guich
Crook
Terry
Gibson
Bowman
Little Curl
Belman
Tus
Little Carl
Peter Dinsdale
Joe
Red Canyon
Joe and Pete Quarrel Ends with Kitty in Fray
A dispute between Joe and Pete escalates into a heated clash drawing Kitty into the conflict. Tensions rise as allies are tested and reputations hang in the balance amid a charged confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Pete
Kitty
Dog Howling at Music Fascinates Observers
A quirky note observes a dog that howls to music and refuses to leave the scene, leaving readers to wonder whether the reaction is enjoyment or compulsion. The fragment hints at playful curiosity about animal responses to art.
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Metz
DiInsdale
Stacey
Staceys
Belmans
Beth
Ohio
Lodge-Pote
Pleasant Valley
Hill City
Rapid City
Town of High Promise
Deadwood Gulch
Lottie
Deadwoods
Craven Lee
Isaac Brown
Parkhurst
Laramie
Cheyenne
Fort Laramie
Union V Pacific
Ogalala
Lottle
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