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The Dandy of Dodge: or, Rustling for Millions
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The Dandy of Dodge: or, Rustling for Millions

· June 12, 1888

# Rustling for Millions by Lieutenant A. K. Sims

This serialized Western tale opens in Dodge City at Bedrock's Bower, a rough gambling den owned by Jason Bedrock. The protagonist, known as "the Dandy of Dodge" (Clifford Keene), arrives at a faro game where he employs doctored cards and manipulated equipment to break the bank. When Bedrock's hired enforcer Broncho Ben provokes a fight, the Dandy swiftly subdues him and hurls him through the door. Broncho returns with armed cowboys on horseback, firing into the saloon; the Dandy shoots out the lamps and escapes through a window.

The next morning, a veiled young woman named Madge Hazelton visits Dandy claiming to be the daughter of recently deceased cattle-king Buck Hazelton. She alleges that another woman—wife of Jason Bedrock—has fraudulently claimed Hazelton's entire estate as his heir, and seeks Dandy's assistance investigating this scheme.

About this artifact

Date
June 12, 1888
Rights
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