Whispering Smith Fights Bandits at Smoky Creek Rail Yard
Murray Sinclair and his gang loot a wrecked train at Smoky Creek. Superintendant McCloud dismisses the gang and orders the wreckage burned. Whispering Smith warns McCloud of danger as Dicksie Dunning and Marion Sinclair entangle in a web of threats and allegiance amid a rising river and a threatened robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Sinclair
Smoky Creek
McCloud
Sinclair
Dicksie Dunning
Gordon Smith
Mei
Sintlair
Richard Dunning
Marion Sinclair
Smoky Creek Bridge
Whispering Smith
Bill Dancing
Smith
Lance Dunning
Dunning
du Sang
United States Court
Stone
Dileksie
Mallon
Dicksie
Jance Dunning
Marion
The Man on the Frenchman in Montana
Marion and Dicksie visit Sinclair at his remote Frenchman ranch after McCloud’s rescue. Sinclair probes Marion’s past as they discuss the river flood, a risky plan to move to California, and a tense confrontation over trust, love, and potential violence as Marion refuses to leave with him.
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Sinclair
Bridger Range
Medicine Bend
Smoky Creek
Dale Canyon
Topah Toyah Hills
Dunning
Marion
Dicksie Dunning
McCloud
Stone Ranch
Dicksie
Drecksle
Crawling Stone Ranch
Smithsonian
Whispering Smith
Dicksia
Diecksie
California
Murray
Hailey
Bucks
Marton
Wisconsin
Northwest Coast
Whispering Smith Leads Chase for Hidden Horse Train
Whispering Smith and companions pursue a band of raiders who cracked a through safe and stole express cash after stopping at Tower W. The posse gathers at Medicine Bend, loads horses, and rides into a moonlit canyon to trail the thieves across rugged desert country.
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Farrell
Rooney Lee
George
Bob Scott
Reed Young
Brill
Reed
Sleepy Cat
Ed Banks
Williams Cache
Gene
Bob Johnson
Canadian Pass
Brill Young
Tower W
Smith
Charlie Sellers
McCloud
Wickiup
Whispering Smith
Cache
Grosse Terre
Heart Range
Youngs
Kennedy
S*creel Bottom
Pursuit Chapter XXIV Brill Young Tracks a Lead
Brill Young picks up a trail Sunday morning near Vower W before a Medicine Bend special arrives. A wrecked express car that had been set out yields no new story.
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Brill Young
Advertising That Counted in a Minnesota Moment
An Oklahoma boy advertised in his mother's name for a husband as a joke. The stepfather retaliated, the mother accepted the first suitor and prospers, neighbors approving. The note ends with a quip about advertising.
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Minneapolis Journal
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Trankel Sdparman
Andre Bowles
Eee Cums Seorayfes Sons
Hill Street
George McCloud
Frenchman Ranch
Morris Blood
Wickinp
East
Front Street
Gordon
Oliver Sellers
Tower
Cennedy
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