Monthly Archives: January 2019

Previously: “Greetings Captain Lincoln,” Chris Earp wickedly smiled, “How do you feel about your next assignment being Fort Leavenworth’s prison?”  “You haven’t that much influence,” Lincoln weakly replied—he knew he was finished.  “You know better,” Wyatt rejoined, “You’ll not see … Continue reading →

Previously: Captain Boomer & Company were riding not far away from where Red Eagle destroyed the small wagon train. “Everything looks normal here.” “It does, Boomer,” Mac replied, “I think we need to check the lower road.”

Previously: After which—Marshal Taylor administered the oath of office, concluding with, “Now—we have our work cut-out for us.” “How so?” Chris asked. “We have word that a number of Sioux operating on the Wyoming side of the Black Hills—and their … Continue reading →

Previously: City Marshal William “Willie” Taylor heard someone enter his office as he was doing the necessary paperwork, “Hello, I’m Tyrone Marshal Mathers, and am wondering if you’d hire me as a deputy.” “Have you any experience?” Taylor asked (without … Continue reading →

Previously: Wyatt and Chris Earp returned to Nuttal & Mann’s Saloon, along with Debra, Linda, and Ralph. “Where are Janet Smith, and Willie Jones?” Chris Earp asked.

Previously: Captain Boomer and Company patrolled for many, many miles along the RR line—and found no bad guys. “Well—this is fun!” “You think, Joey,” Mac replied, “What you call fun—would be getting ambushed?”

Previously: Captain Boomer and Captain Lincoln arrived at Fort Dakota. “Friendly Natives, Captain?” “They are quite friendly—and a necessary ally,” Boomer replied, “There simply not enough regular troopers to patrol the Black Hills.”