Solitude's lawman [WorldCat Entities]

"To a man like Cole Dagget, 800 dollars meant a lot of hard hours in the saddle - and just enough to return to Texas, settle down and get married. So when the money was stolen from him in a small-town holdup, Cole set about getting it back."@en
""To a man like Cole Dagget, eight hundred dollars meant a lot of hard hours in the saddle - and just enough to return to Texas, settle down and get married. So when the money was stolen from him in a small-town holdup, there was no way he was going to let the robbers just ride off with it. And he wasn't about to wait while the people of Solitude formed a posse. Cole could only guess at the danger he was riding into when he set out alone after four outlaws. What he couldn't guess was that the posse would mistake him for one of them."--Back cover."
"To Cole Dagget, eight hundred dollars meant a lot of hard hours in the saddle--and enough to return to Texas and settle down. So when the money was stolen from him in a small-town holdup, there was no way he was going to let the robbers just ride off with it. And he wasn't about to wait for the people of Solitude to form a posse. But he could only guess at the danger he was riding into when he set out alone after the four canny outlaws."
"To a man like Cole Dagget, eight hundred dollars meant a lot of hard hours in the saddle - and just enough to return to Texas, settle down and get married. So when the money was stolen from him in a small-town holdup, there was no way he was going to let the robbers just ride off with it. And he wasn't about to wait for the people of Solitude to form a posse. Riding out alone, Cole couldn't guess that when the posse caught up they would mistake him for one of the outlaws."
"A young horse trader unwittingly becomes a suspect in a bank robbery."