What is "fairdale"

Usage examples of "fairdale".

Colonel Webb told, among other things, that he had come out to the Big Bend to look over the affairs of a deceased brother who had been a rancher and a sheriff of one of the towns, Fairdale by name.

From that point on to Fairdale there were only a few ranches, each one controlling great acreage.

The house was situated on the only elevation around Fairdale, and it was not high, nor more than a few minutes' walk from the edge of the town.

Duane questioned the lad about Fairdale and gradually drew to the subject most in mind.

Duane stayed in there for a while, and knew that strangers were too common in Fairdale to be conspicuous.

And at the close of that day he decided Fairdale was what MacNelly had claimed it to be, and that he was on the track of an unusual adventure.

It did not take him long to find out that Fairdale stood parallel with Huntsville for gambling, drinking, and fighting.

Duane decided that Sanderson, Bradford, and Ord were but notorious outposts to this Fairdale, which was a secret center of rustlers and outlaws.

There are a lot of men around Fairdale who're afraid of their shadows–afraid to be out after dark–afraid to open their mouths.

It was his opinion that there were men in Fairdale secretly glad of a ranger's presence.

A company of militia could not have had the effect upon the wild element of Fairdale that Duane's presence had.

At length, as he mounted a low ridge, Fairdale lay bright and green before him not far away, and the sight was a conclusive check.

Duane had left Fairdale with his party by night, passed through Sanderson in the early hours of dawn, and reached Bradford as he had planned.