Whispering Smith Tracks Out Murky Creek Gang
McCloud, a Young road superintendent, traps Sinclair and his gang looting a wreck near Smoky Creek. The train robbers threaten McCloud, Dicksie Dunning guides him through peril, and Whispering Smith taunts a rancher to deter the outlaws. The pursuit extends from river floods to a stalled chase, with McCloud clamping down on lawbreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Sinclair
Smoky Creek
McCloud
Sinclair
Dicksie Dunning
Gordon Smith
Bucks
Sinstair
Pickste Dunning
Richard Dunning
Marion Sinclair
Dicksie
Whispering Smitth
Bill Dancing
Dancing
Whispering Smith
Smith
Lance Dunning
Tunning
Innels
du Sang
Medicine Bend
MecCloud
United States Court
Stone River
Marion
Whispering Smith Confronts Ally in Northern Pursuit
Whispering Smith and five companions discuss a staged escape plan as they trail a group toward Goose River and the railroad. They quiz Rockstro on motives, reveal plans to avoid railroad matters, and consider routes toward the Mission mountains and Williams Cache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose River
Brill Young
Farrell
Rooney Lee
Smith
Rockstro
Whispering Smith
Grosse Terre
Topah
Mission Mountains
Williams Cache
Night Ambush Ends in Slaying at Williams Cache Crossing
Ed Banks' posse pursues Du Sang and companions after a dawn crossing of the Crawling Stone. At Baggs' ranch Du Sang murders Dan Baggs and his son, then Banks' men recover to track four men north toward Williams Cache. Whispering Smith comforts the widow of the slain engineer and guards the boy as the night ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missions
Mission Springs Valley
Deep Creek
Banks
Mission Pass
Springs
Ed Banks
Williams Cache
Tower W
South Pass
du Sang
Sinclair
Baggs’ Crossing
Karg
Flat Nose
Baggs
Dan Baggs
Dan
Cache
Bagg
Oliver Sellers
Middle Pass
Crawling Stone
Orarg
Dunning Ranch
New
Ollie Sollers
Sollers
Kare
Whispering Smith
Janky
Bill Dancing
Sleepy Cat
Smith
Donnie
Daddie
Dannie
Theood
Williams Cache and the Whispering Smith chase
Ed Banks and Whispering Smith plan a pursuit into Williams Cache to track two escapees. The narrative describes Williams Cache as a dangerous, fortress like gorge in the Mission range, ruled by outlaws since the Williams era, with Rebstock rising in status after cattle theft and ensuing penalties.
Young Henry Rogers Spots New Subscriber At First Job
While delivering a village paper young Henry Rogers later known as H H Rogers of Standard Oil showed skill spotting a new subscriber Isaiah West. Publisher Anthony tested the spelling with Isatab and praised the boy for his quick guess and eye for names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Isaiah West
Anthony
Henry
Mr. Anthony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ktecistro
Tirankh
Spearman
Andre Bowles
MILLA
Fort City
Kennedy
Farrel
Canadian Pass
Gene
Bob Johnson
Redstock
Bob Scott
American Fork
Reed
Williams
Mission Range
Williams Catha
Mission Valley
Rebstock
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