Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders. Col. W. F. Cody. (Buffalo Bill), President. Nate Salsbury. Vice-President & Manager.
of the World.
John M. Burke. General Manager.
Albert E. Sheible, Business Manager.
Jule Keen, Treasurer.
Sep. 22/ 96 My Dear George
Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders. Col. W. F. Cody. (Buffalo Bill), President. Nate Salsbury. Vice-President & Manager.
of the World.
John M. Burke. General Manager.
Albert E. Sheible, Business Manager.
Jule Keen, Treasurer.
Note 1: Buffalo Bill's Wild West performed in Sioux, Iowa, on September 22, 1896. The day's entry in the 1896 Route Diary: "Sioux City, Ia. / Tuesday, September 22. We came into town in three sections last night, last section arriving at 7.15 A. M. One-half mile haul to lot, which was small, and we were much crowded for room. The parade was long and over the roughest kind of streets. Dan Taylor went to Omaha last evening and returned to-night. / There is the toughest kind of times in this town, but business was good at both performances. / Weather fine. / Lot, Fourth and Missouri streets. / Arena, 185 x 364." [back]
Note 2: Cody, Wyoming. [back]
Note 3: "McGrath" may be Thomas D. McGrath (1875-1937), who later worked for a general store in Cody, Wyoming. [back]
Note 4: "Buffalo" refers to the investors in the Shoshone Irrigation Company, including Rumsey, Bleistein, and Gerrans. [back]
Note 5: "Red Lodge [Montana] people" are the suppliers to whom Shoshone Irrigation Company owed money. [back]
Note 6: "Yegen" refers to the Red Lodge, Montana, merchants P. Yegen and Co. to whom Shoshone Irrigation Company owed money. [back]