Homeless Girl Dragged a Native Baby From a Burning Cabin — Next Day, 500 Warriors Lined the Hills

Homeless Girl Dragged a Native Baby From a Burning Cabin — Next Day, 500 Warriors Lined the Hills
Wild West Heart Tales brings you stories where a single act of courage can ignite a chain of events far greater than anyone could imagine.
In the blazing summer heat of Red Mesa, Wyoming, 1874, a homeless girl — thin, barefoot, and shunned by the townsfolk — saw smoke rising from the edge of the settlement. Inside a collapsing wooden cabin engulfed in flames, she found a 6-month-old Native baby wrapped in a ceremonial Cheyenne blanket. With grit stronger than her small frame, she dragged the infant to safety.
But by dawn the next day, the golden hills surrounding the town were lined with 500 Cheyenne warriors on horseback, their faces painted in red mourning stripes, silently watching. No one in Red Mesa knew whether they had come for vengeance… or gratitude.

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