The Cowboy Chronicle
Stories published in the Cowboy Chronicle - publication of The North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame.
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Booming Settlement to Ghost Town: Whispers of the Living History of Charbonneau
As you pass abandoned homesteads, schools, depots and the myriad of other buildings left alone to face unforgiving elements, don’t you wonder about the stories that may be whispering in the crumbling walls or have been blown away by a prairie wind?
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History of the Western Saddle
A good saddle would often cost a month or two of wages. This was money well spent; a well-made saddle would serve its owner well for thirty years or more. A good saddle and a considerate rider could travel 70 miles a day and still have a healthy horse. A thoughtless rider in a poor saddle could make a horse sore in an hour.
