Cottonwood Gulch Chaos and a Dance Hall Night
Jim Hawkins and Hank Stipson face hard luck and a town gone gold mad at Cottonwood Gulch. With Dave Saunders, bid, and Billy in the mix, a stage robbery, saloon fights, and a hunt for Hank’s dancing act drive the action as tension grows among the ranch crowd and townsfolk.
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Jim Hawkins
Hank
Stipson
Cottonwood Gulch
Jin
Gox Elder
Jim
Milo
Dave Saunders
Cowboys
Billy
Dave
Bob Shea
Ted Shea
Tadas Priest
Old Jim
Healy’s
Rampling
Fother
Shellrama
Zamblera
Erin
Fiid
Ingse
Fiais
Reeckon
Tim Healy
Delta
Della
Virginia City
Sadie
Bid
Jims
Fayette county pioneer and Civil War veteran dies at Oelwein
Charles N. Wright, a Fayette county pioneer and Civil War veteran, died at his Oelwein home on July 14 at age 84. He served from August 1862 to war’s end in the Union Army, later joining the Twenty-seventh Iowa Volunteer Infantry. His regiment fought under Generals Steele and Sherman, taking part in key campaigns including Vicksburg, Meridian, Red River, and operations with Gen Banks. Wright was honorably discharged at Clinton, Iowa, on August 3.
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Memphis
Fenn
Arkansas
Steele
Title Roe
Tranessee
Wright
Sherman
Vicksburg
Meridian
Banks
Red River
Ott
Bok
Ulver Eampaign Wright
Otter Camp
Pioneering Farmer in Buchanan and Fayette Counties Dies
The obituary recalls a farmer born January 7, 1841 in New York who bought a 160 acre Buchanan county farm then moved in 1909 to a 109 acre Gran township property in Fayette County where he lived until death. His parents William and Anne Wright were born in England, with William arriving in America in 1814.
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Burning
Buchanan County
Gran Township
Fayette County
New York
William
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