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"When 'Bear Cat' Went Dry" is set in the American West during the era of Prohibition. The story revolves around the fictional town of "Bear Cat" and its residents, who are faced with the sudden enforcement of Prohibition laws that outlaw the sale and consumption of alcohol.The novel follows the lives of various characters in Bear Cat as they navigate the challenges and consequences of Prohibition. Among them is Jim Kent, the owner of the local saloon, who must find a way to adapt to the new laws and keep his business afloat.As Prohibition takes hold, tensions rise in Bear Cat, and the town becomes divided between those who support the ban on alcohol and those who oppose it. The novel explores the social and economic impact of Prohibition on the community, as well as the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by its residents.As the story unfolds, the characters of Bear Cat grapple with issues of morality, law enforcement, and personal freedom. They must confront their own beliefs and values as they navigate the changing landscape of their town and society.