Pawnee Bill rises from Pawnee boardings to ranch life
In 1880s CALDwell territory Pawnee Bill Gordon Lillie, later known as Pawnee Bill, takes charge as Pawnee Indian school teacher at Bar K ranch. He clashes with Colonel Meacham, earns respect of Pawnee, halts forced marriages, earns trust of Spot ted Horse, and faces new superintendent and Indian agent politics.
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