But "recorded use" would have been among non-cowboy (or cowgirl) dictionary-types in East Coast locales such as New York and Boston.
The term might not have migrated eastward until 1906.
Am I right?
I thought sidekick was cowboy term out of the Great American West. Roy Rogers' sidekick was, I don't know, Chill Wills, I think.
I'm sure it's derived from the combination of horseback riding and rounding up cattle, Rawhide-style.
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