Editing Dubois, Wyoming (section)

==Notable people==

* [[Butch Cassidy]] (1866–1908), the [[train robbery|train]] and [[bank robbery|bank robber]], who at one point owned a ranch on the outskirts of Dubois
* [[Gardello Dano Christensen]] (1907–1991), writer of westerns and children's books
* [[Trudy Dittmar]] (born 1944), nature writer, essayist
* [[Kate M. Fox]] (born 1955), chief justice of the [[Wyoming Supreme Court]]
* [[Matthew Fox (actor)|Matthew Fox]] (born 1966), actor most known for his work in the [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] [[drama]] series ''[[Lost (2004 TV series)|Lost]]''
* [[Woodie Held]] (1932–2009), baseball player; originally from [[Sacramento, California]], he lived until his death in Dubois
* [[Michael Hossack]] (1946–2012), drummer for [[The Doobie Brothers]], Originally from [[Paterson, New Jersey]], lived until his death in Dubois
* [[Connie Kemmerer]], businesswoman, philanthropist; co-owns a [[Guest ranch|dude ranch]] near Dubois
* [[Jay Kemmerer]] (born 1947), businessman, philanthropist who with his siblings co-owns a dude ranch near Dubois
* [[Gale W. McGee]] (1915–1992), former United States Senator (He was a teacher at [[University of Wyoming]] in [[Laramie, Wyoming]])
* [[Chance Phelps]] (1984–2004), [[United States Marine Corps|US Marine]] killed in Iraq, subject of the film ''[[Taking Chance]]''
* [[Gerry Spence]] (born 1929), trial lawyer; native of [[Laramie, Wyoming]], established the Trial Lawyers College at Thunderhead Ranch, which is ten miles outside of Dubois