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William F. Cody's Wyoming Empire: The Buffalo Bill Nobody Knows

Robert E. Bonner

BOOK SIGNING 

MAY 12TH

5:30 PM

A twelve-year-old girl and her younger brother go on the run in the woods of North Idaho, pursued by four men they have just watched commit murder. Retired cops from Los Angeles, the killers easily persuade the inexperienced sheriff to let them lead the search for the missing children. William and Annie's unexpected savior comes in the form of an old-school rancher teetering on the brink of foreclosure. But as one man against four who will stop at nothing to silence their witnesses, Jess Rawlins needs allies, and he knows that one word to the wrong person could seal the fate of the children or their mother.

LOCAL AUTHORS found at Sheridan Stationery

"SHERIDAN"

BY PAT BLAIR AND DANA PRATER

A TASTE OF HERITAGE

BY

ALMA HOGAN SNELL

CROW INDIAN RECIPES & HERBAL MEDICINES

Bringing ancient Crow traditions to life the granddaughter of a famed Crow medicine woman, explains that, "beaver tail is good tasting, chewy, and rich," and that the dried lungs of a buffalo make for a good jerky-style snack.

Heather Rail is a teenager with big problems. She is shunned by her peers at school, her parents fight constantly, her sister is perfect, and the one person who has always understood her, her brother, has been disowned by the family. Withdrawn and alone, Heather is friendless until she meets Max, a troubled, suicidal seventeen year-old with a drinking problem. 

ON THE WIND

JOHN RAY SHREVE

John compiled many of his articles that appeared in The Sheridan Press over the past 8 or 10 years. these stories are in their original version.

When John writes about the Ghost of the Plains and Mountains, you will be there with him

ONE COWBOY'S DREAM

JOHN B. KENDRICK HIS FAMILY, HOME & RANCHING EMPIRE

By Cynde A. Georgen

As related in ONE COWBOY'S DREAM, John Benjamin Kendrick's story is a classic rags-to-riches Western saga, one in which a penniless, ill-educated, Texas born orphan rises through adversity and near-fatal experiences to take his place as one of Wyoming's leading citizens, politicians and benefactors

SILVER THREADS OF THE EARLY WEST AND SHERIDAN COUNTY" 

By Deck Hunter

"SILVER THREADS OF THE EARLY WEST AND SHERIDAN COUNTY" by Deck Hunter are short recaps of early  western history originally printed in the Sheridan Press from 1993 through 1997. Lest such bits of history become lost over the years, they are reprinted here for preservation.

COWBOYS AND SPIRITS

Short stories and poems

By John Ray Shreve

John's family came to the Sheridan area by covered wagon from Kansas in 1886 and built up a beautiful ranch. They were forced off the ranch in 1930 due to the construction of the Tongue River Dam. What used to be the Shreve property lies right where the East Decker Mine sits now.

BOTH SIDES OF THE CANVAS

By Mary Hayden Burgess

As the young daughter of the last American vice governor general of The Phillippines, Mary Burgess attended feasts with once-notorious headhunters and also formal dances in Manila's ancient Malacanang Palace.

During World War II, Mary joined the American Red Cross as a staff assistant. For more than two years she entertained and comforted GI's in England and on the Continent.

SHERIDAN WYOMING AND AREA HISTORICAL SITES

By Charles W. Popovich

Born in the long gone coal camp town of Klien, Montana, Charley Popovich has had a life long intrest in writing and history. His book "SHERIDAN WYOMING AND AREA HISTORICAL SITES" is a  wonderful collection of historical places in and around the Sheridan, Wyoming area.

A way to keep all your contacts, ideas and information in one place. There are tips to make the day more enjoyable for everyone. Plus, learn a little about the meaning behind some traditions.

Author: McPheeters, Larissa K. , Photographer: McPheeters, Shirley J.

It is 1943. Friedrich Dassen is a German POW interned by the U.S. War Department in the American West. Back in Berlin, his mother, Helge, subverts German fascism. But here in the U.S., his lover, Helen, follows the opposite course..

Split Creek:  A War Novel of the Deep West

by V. O. Blum

SADDLESTRING:

A History of the HF Bar Ranch. Rich in detail including photos and artwork, this significant historical work chronicles the evolution of one of the oldest dude ranches in the West and presents an intriguing cast of characters involved with the ranch over a span of nine decades. 

West of Yesterday - East of Tomorrow

Charley Hendren

"A collection of western poetry and rangeland ponderings honoring the cowboy way ... a portrait of things western and those people stamped in its mold, framed in rhyme and meter." Soft Cover - 153 pages.

A book chock full cover to cover with cowboy poetry!

C Is for Cowboy:

 A Wyoming Alphabet 

"A is for Altitude of mountains that soar; the Grand Tetons rise straight up from the floor..."

by Eugene Gagliano, 

Susan Guy (Illustrator)

THE COLD DISH 

by Craig Johnson 

www.craigallenjohnson.com

THE COLD DISH  is a spell binding debut novel in the tradition of Larry McMurtry and James Lee Burke set in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains.

BELIEVE... 

A HORSEMAN'S JOURNEY

Buck Brannaman is the widely respected horse gentler whose approach has inspired and revolutionized the equestrian world. When not traveling on his busy clinic schedule, he lives with his wife, Mary, and their three daughters in Sheridan, Wyoming.

AN OLD TIMERS STORY OF THE OLD WILD WEST

By O. P. Hanna

Enjoy the firsthand account of one man, O. P. Hanna, who explored northern Wyoming and trapped and hunted in wilderness areas. This is an exciting biography of one who has brought to life the excitement of the wild west before the time of the white man.

RODEO TIME IN SHERIDAN WYO

By Tom Ringley

Rodeo is a cornerstone of the Western Experience and this book is an invaluable chronicle of one of the veterans of that tradition. The Sheridan-Wyo-Rodeo’s span of the better part of the 20th century and continuation into the 21st is documented here by author and Rodeo Board member Tom Ringley. 

By: Ann Curtis

"In the year of 1861. young Jeanna Wilkes is heartbroken when her father leaves to fight in the Civil War..."

While living in the desert of southwestern Wyoming, Ann Curtis raised her children and began to write, inspired by the beautiful desert--so harsh, so alive. Upon leaving for a few years, she returned to Wyoming to reside and pursue writing...