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I sweep that has been understood. But they doesn't have to hurt the feelings of
Seigerman, or it made the cause of their zeal it is known to them
benefactor and candidate for sheriff. In the daytime a relationship entered of some
the defection and a candidate of competitor in the oriental part of the county. Everybody
hands voluntarily gave to go out. Funds you/he/she was furnished, what the central one
assured committee their innkeeper would be refunded whenever every them you/they could get
in touch with head office, or you/he/she could see some prominent cowman.
At the end of a week the Mr. Seigerman received a letter. The excuses
offered to the party of the rich man you/he/she was discounted pressing orders.
One had gone to Texas to receive a herd of bovine livestock instead of some,
oxen, one had been summoned to City of Kansas, one to Ohio. The letter
concluded with the insurance of which the Mr. Seigermen have need is not afraid but
what he would be the next sheriff.
The same night from which the letter has been received digs innkeeper this history,
it was retold to a cow-field in the Strip from the trio. The hard winter was
on.
To the provincial convention in May, the name of Seigerman was introduced. On
each of three balls he received an alone vote. When the news arrived
the boys in the Strip, they named this one he/she votes "Seigerman is For
Cent", intending the worse one of anything and that expression became a
proverbial thing on the series, from Brownsville Texas, to the Milk River in
Montana.
III
"BAD MEDICINE"
The evening before the Strip of Cherokee was thrown open for setup,
a number of old timers met him in the small city of Hennessey, Oklahoma.
In next day the Strip would pass from our employers and we the,
cowmen. Some of the boys passed from five to fifteen on this
series. But we understood that we had come to the division of the ways.
This was not the first time that the government had taken a hand in
matters of bovine livestock. Some of us in the first days had transported bovine livestock to the