As in the Cheyenne Club—the private cattlemen's club in Wyoming Territory that was “over the top” in every way. It sat like a beacon on Seventeenth Street in Cheyenne, and was about the most lush and exclusive club in the nation. It was a grand, 3-story building with a Mansard roof and a wrap-around veranda. Two grand staircases. Rooms larger than most homes. Floor-to-ceiling red velvet drapes and silk wallpaper, with oil paintings of ranch scenes and white china edged in gold and engraved
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