Powerdog16
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Ridgefield, Kansas about 1843 was not a place anyone with half a mind wanted to visit. First of all it was in the middle of no where with only farms and fields for as far as the eye could see. With only a few standard necessities in town for survival like a general store, a jail, post office, saloon, blacksmith and carpentery shop in wo
Second, it was town under siege by the very two men that had taken a vow to protect the citizens. Sheriff Arnold Godfry and Deputy Brian Gramm ran the town with an iron fist. No one... but no one ever raised a hand against the two of them. First of all, they were the only two allowed to carry weapons in the town to begin with. Second, anyone that tried to get out of hand with either of them, often found themselves facing a rather painful death.
It was not your typical 10 paces and fire kind of death. One could only be so lucky. They last person who had pissed off either of the men found themselves tied feet first to the back of a horse dragged at full speed out of town by a panicked horse. He was found pummeled to death next to the horse a week later...
No one crossed the Sheriff or his deputy...
Ridgefield, Kansas about 1843 was not a place anyone with half a mind wanted to visit. First of all it was in the middle of no where with only farms and fields for as far as the eye could see. With only a few standard necessities in town for survival like a general store, a jail, post office, saloon, blacksmith and carpentery shop in wo
Second, it was town under siege by the very two men that had taken a vow to protect the citizens. Sheriff Arnold Godfry and Deputy Brian Gramm ran the town with an iron fist. No one... but no one ever raised a hand against the two of them. First of all, they were the only two allowed to carry weapons in the town to begin with. Second, anyone that tried to get out of hand with either of them, often found themselves facing a rather painful death.
It was not your typical 10 paces and fire kind of death. One could only be so lucky. They last person who had pissed off either of the men found themselves tied feet first to the back of a horse dragged at full speed out of town by a panicked horse. He was found pummeled to death next to the horse a week later...
No one crossed the Sheriff or his deputy...