Longarm And the Wyoming Woman
Longarm And the Wyoming Woman
“By eight o’clock, Longarm had learned that the next supply wagon bound for Buffalo Falls wasn’t going north for five days.
“Too long for us to wait,” he said to the friendly owner of Cheyenne’s largest general store. “Mister, where can I buy a couple of good horses at a fair price?”
“Galloway’s Stable,” the man said without hesitation. “The owner, Mike Galloway, is honest and he treats people fair, although he thinks that he knows everything there is to know about anything and everything. Mind ...if I ask why you want to go to Buffalo Falls? From what I hear, it’s not a healthy or happy place to be anymore.”
Addie stepped forward. “This is Deputy Marshal Custis Long and he’s come from Denver to investigate the illegal activities of Wade Stoneman. Custis used to work with Stoneman.”
Longarm could have choked Addie, and yet he knew that it was his fault in not telling her that he really didn’t like people knowing his business unless it was absolutely necessary.MoreLess
“Too long for us to wait,” he said to the friendly owner of Cheyenne’s largest general store. “Mister, where can I buy a couple of good horses at a fair price?”
“Galloway’s Stable,” the man said without hesitation. “The owner, Mike Galloway, is honest and he treats people fair, although he thinks that he knows everything there is to know about anything and everything. Mind ...if I ask why you want to go to Buffalo Falls? From what I hear, it’s not a healthy or happy place to be anymore.”
Addie stepped forward. “This is Deputy Marshal Custis Long and he’s come from Denver to investigate the illegal activities of Wade Stoneman. Custis used to work with Stoneman.”
Longarm could have choked Addie, and yet he knew that it was his fault in not telling her that he really didn’t like people knowing his business unless it was absolutely necessary.MoreLess
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