Powder River Let'er Buck

389 pages. Number four in the Rivers of America Series. 12 page essay by the editor of the "Rivers of America" series, Constance Lindsay Skinner. The story of the Powder River and the history surrounding it. Indian Wars etc." See Herd 381, Six Guns 344. 50 Great Santee #29, Dykes 29 for additional information. For example Ramon Adams: Six Guns #344. It reads " "Quite a bit of space is devoted to the Johnson County War, and the author corrects the error he made in Diary of A Dude-Wrangler about Walker and Jones. He tells of the Hole-In-The-Wall gang and Tom Horn. This excellent writer has written one of the best books of the Rivers of America series." From the DJ: "In the pattern of the Rivers of America series Powder River is the epic of the range country. It is the story of grass. Here are the tales of the conflict between cattlemen and sheepmen, of the Johnson County war which is still a burning topic on Wyoming tongues, of the gradual breaking-up of the open range and finally the coming of the dud ranch, Powder River is blend of history and folklore and into his dramatic reading, Mr. Burt has infused the spirit of prairie country, its sights and far horizon.".…