"The Duke of Chimney Butte" by G. W. Ogden is an early 20th-century story about Jeremiah Lambert, a determined young salesman trying to make a living selling his "All-in-One" kitchen tool in the tough Bad Lands. Amidst difficult conditions and an unwelcoming environment, Jeremiah encounters a diverse group of people which changes his life, leading him to gain the nickname "Duke" and establish himself in the area. The book begins with Jeremiah struggling and facing constant rejection until an important encounter with a group of cowboys changes his trajectory. After demonstrating impressive skill on a wild horse, he gains their respect which ignites the events that begin to shape his new persona in the rugged, vibrant life of the West.

The Duke Of Chimney Butte
By George W. (George Washington) Ogden
A struggling salesman unexpectedly rises to local fame in the harsh Wild West after impressing a group of cowboys.
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