The Outlet
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VI. CAMP SUPPLY
VII. WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK
VIII. EN PASSANT
IX. AT SHERIFF'S CREEK
X. A FAMILY REUNION
XI. ALL IN THE DAY'S WORK
XII. MARSHALING THE FORCES
XIII. JUSTICE IN THE SADDLE
XIV. TURNING THE TABLES
XV. TOLLESTON BUTTS IN
XVI. CROSSING THE NIOBRARA
XVII. WATER-BOUND
XVIII. THE LITTLE MISSOURI
XIX. IN QUARANTINE
XX. ON THE JUST AND THE UNJUST
XXI. FORT BUFORD
XXII. A SOLDIER'S HONOR
XXIII. KANGAROOED
XXIV. THE WINTER OF OUR DISCONTENT
CHAPTER I.
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN
"Well, gentlemen, if that is the best rate you can offer us, then we'll drive the cattle. My boys have all been over the trail before, and your figures are no inducement to ship as far as Red River. We are fully aware of the nature of the country, but we can deliver the herds at their destination fo