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Josephine (Jo) Monaghan
"The Ballad of Little Joe"
In 1904, the Boise City Capital News reported the death of Jo Monaghan, "a well-known character" who had worked, ranched and ridden roundups in Idaho for more than thirty years.
Deemed like able, if a little odd, by his neighbors, Jo had never given anyone reason to suspect that he was actually a woman. He had even enjoyed such exclusively male privileges as voting and serving on juries.
Jo Monaghan arrived in Owyhee County, Ruby City, Idaho in 1867. This city was Idaho's latest center for the gold rush fever. Jo was only 5ft tall in his cowboy boots. He was slight and and had a high pitched voice. His nick name became "Little Joe".
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Happy Customers......Watch the Video!!
Buckaroojohn is honored to meet a customer purchasing a pair of Ultimate chap lined Harness Reins
While on my travels- I stopped at the D bar M Western store to stock their supply of Buckaroo Leather quality horse tack. I happily ran into a satisfied customer......
Jim was purchasing the Ultimate chap lined harness reins-he has been a fan of the reins for years-
"They have a broke in feel from the day you pick them up off the shelf"
Learn more about these quality western reins-watch the video above and Thank you to Jim for his comments ......
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