In the harsh and unforgiving landscape of southern Idaho, a bitter conflict between cattle ranchers and sheepherders simmered, often boiling over into violence. It was against this backdrop of simmering tensions that the lives of two young men were tragically cut short. On February 4, 1896, John Wilson, a 25-year-old male sheepherder, and his companion, Daniel Cummins, were found shot to death at their sheep camp, located about 25 to 30 miles south of what is now Twin Falls. The discovery of the
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